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• SUMMER Mass schedule is in Sec. 2, P. 3 .K, ■ . -.r''.- ■■i rtiagiiIii-iii- -'fli Future of Site Undecided On Archdiocesan Commissions U s. St. Clara's Orphanage Laymen, Nuns Named To Close at Year's End As Advisory Members St. Clara’s orphanage. Denver, a home would prove to be u prohibitive financial Archbishop James V. Casey ol' Denver, for all major construction or renovation - for some 10.000 children since its origin burden for the Franciscan Sisters. announced his appointments to three new contemplated by parishes and institutions, in 1890, will be discontinued. efTective The orphanage’s 1966-67 allocation archdiocesan advisory commissions this and making recommendations to the Jan. 1. 1968. United Way was $43,000. The institu­ week. Five laymen and two Sisters of Archbishop. Joint announcement of the closing was tion’s total budgeted annual expenditures Loretto were among the 25 appointees made Thursday. July 13. by Mother M. were $86,342. named. T H E E C U M E N IC A L commission will Dolorine. Provincial of the Wheaton Fran­ The number of children in the orphan­ Appointments were made from nomina­ work on Guidelines for Ecumenism for ciscan Sisters who operate the home; the age has declined in recent years. At one tions by priests of the archdiocese in ac­ the archdiocese. The Liturgical commis­ Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Kolka. di­ time, the institution had a census of cord with a request last month. Archbish­ sion’s special task will be implementation rector of Catholic Charities, and Roy L. more than 200 children from two to 14 op Casey specifically asked that laymen of new instructions in the liturgy, includ­ Mason. Mile High United Way president. years old. Currently, there are 51 child­ with special experience, knowledge, and ing education programs to help priests The orphanage has been afTiliated with ren in the home. interest in the affairs of the commi.ssions and laymen achieve fullest participation. United W ay and its predecessor organiza­ Archbishop James V. Casey asked that be included in the nominations. tions for 45 years. a committee be formed to meet with the The Archbishop appointed five mem­ Monsignor Kolka said that appropriate Franciscan Sisters to study the future use bers to the Building commission and 10 planning will be made for the individual of their present facility. Mother Dolorine members each to the Liturgical and placement of each of the 51 childrer. iiow announced that the Sisters intend to Ecumenical commissions. in the orphanage. remain in the archdiocese at the present Archdiocese site "with the hope of participating in the • Lay appointees are: *'T H E U T M O S T concern and solici­ future development of the Christian Of Denver Liturgical commission: Allen P. Hobbs, tude will be extended so that every child Community in Denver.” organist at Immaculate Conception cathe­ from the home will be adequately consid­ United W ay president. Roy L. Mason, dral, and Mrs. Patrick G. Cronin, Christ ered and cared for in the future.” Monsi­ on behalf of the M H U W executive com­ the King parish. Denver. gnor Kolka said. "Child care is one of the mittee. commended the Franciscan Sisters Official Appointments greatest functions of Catholic Charities, for "the most cordial relationship which Ecumenical commission: Dr. J. Philip and St. C lara’s became afTiliated with the has prevailed during the 45 years,” and Clarke, Blessed Sacrament parish; John Reverend Theodore Haas. Pastor of St. Catholic Charities in 1928.” expressed appreciation for the "services A. Yelenick, St. James’ parish; and M ar­ Catherine’s Church, Denver, Colorado: The structure at 3800 W. 29th avenue, rendered to 10,000 boys and girls.” tin C. Kelly, Christ the King parish, all also to be appointed Chaplain for the which presently houses the children, was of Denver. Colorado State Council of the Knights ^Luilt in 1908. The original orphanage T H E M H U W executive committee Sister Eileen Marie, S.L., who Is retir­ of Columbus. was located at lOth and Champa streets, passed a resolution in which the Sisters ing as president of Loretto Heights col­ Reverend Charles C. Brown. Administra­ whore the same group of Sisters now were praised for their "foresight and ac­ lege next month, was appointed to the tor of St. Joseph Church, Ft. Collins, i)|>erate St. Rose's residence, a home for tion” in making arrangements for the Ecumenical commission. Sister Katherine Colorado; also to be Assistant Chaplain working girls. Children were admitted to transfer of the children now in the or­ Therese Kohl, S.L., member of the Loret­ of the Knights of Columbus Council he original orphanage on 10th street on phanage to foster homes or other institu­ to Heights music faculty, will serve on No. 1214. Ft. Collins. Colorado. Cheistmas Eve. 1890. tional facilities as circumstances indicate. the Liturgical commission. Reverend Bartholomew Quetglas. C.R., Mother Dolorine said the decision to (See Story Page 11) Pastor of Holy Family Church, Ft. Col­ lose was made when she and her board Lifeline • Priests appointed include; lins, Colorado; also to be Chaplain of tempted to psin for the Sister personnel Building commission: The Rt. Rev. the Knights of Columbus Council No. Refugees fleeing the west bank of the order. ^ Monsignor George R. Evans, chancellor, 1214, Ft. Collins, Colorado. the Jordan River have crowded into chairman; and the Revs. Barry J. Wogan, Pope Paul Archdiocesan Building Commission: It became very evident that the King Hussein’s Jordanian kingdom by pastor, St. Rose of Lima; Frederick D. iuus community would not be the thousands, making it all but im­ McCallin, pastor, St. Mary’s, Littleton; Rt. Rev. Msgr. George R. Evans, Chair­ to supply a sufficient number of possible to keep up minimum stand­ Robert M. Syrianey, pastor. Our Lady of man, Archdiocesan Chancery, 1536 trained in child care to meet Calls W a r ards of health and sanitation. Relief Fatima; and W illiam J. Koontz. pastor, Logan St., Denver, Colorado 80203 mands of the future at St. Clar- agencies are providing food, clothing Notre Dame. Rev. B arry J. Wogan, St. Rose of Lima phanage,” Mother Dolorine said. and medicines in increasing volume, Liturgical commission: The Rt. Rev. Church, 1320 West Nevada Place, 'Atrocious' but the situation remains critical. Monsignor Gregory Smith, V.G.. pastor. Denver, Colorado 80223 Funds from Mile High United Way St. Francis de Sales, chairman; and the Rev. Frederick D. McCallin, St. M ary’s !iave been subsidizing St. Clara’s since Vatican City - The war in Vietnam Revs. Francis J. Syrianey, pastor. St. Church, 6843 South Prince St., Little­ 1922. and without this financial assist­ was described as "atrocious” by Pope Paul Pius X; John E. Cotter, vice chancellor: ton, Colorado 80120 ance from the people of Denver, the or­ VI when he addressed a group of 50 Robert J. Greenslade, Loretto Heights Rev. Robert M. Syrianey, Our Lady of phanage would never have been able to South Vietname.se who are in Europe to W hat Is chaplain; Richard B. Ling, assistant pas­ Fatima Church, 2005 Moore, Denver, keep its doors open as long as it has,” make a pilgrimage to Fatima. tor, All Souls; Dennis J. Martin, C.M.. St. Colorado 80215 Mother Polorine said. "W e cannot hide our emotion on seeing Thomas’ seminary; and Anselm Amadio, Rev. W illiam J. Koontz, Notre Dame Another determining factor in the deci­ you gathered around us,” the Pope told O.S.B.. St. Thomas Aquinas chapel, Boul­ Church, 2207 South Zenobia St., Den­ sion to close was the anticipation of mod­ the group. "In fact, spontaneously there Thinking der. ver, Colorado ernization in the building that would rises in our heart the vision of your be­ Ecumenical commission: The Rt. Rev. Archdiocesan Liturgical Commission: become inevitable in future child-care loved country, bloodied for so many years Monsignor W alter J. Canavan, rector. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Gregory Smith, V.G., P.A., housing. Mother Dolorine said that the by an atrocious war.” Immaculate Conception cathedral, chair­ Chairman, St. Francis de Sales potential outlay for capital expenditures The Pope continued: O f Laity? man; the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Elmer J. Church. 301 South Sherman St., Den­ "You know, dear sons and daughters, Kolka, Catholic Charities director: and ver. Colorado 80209 with what love we love your noble coun­ Rome - The Third International Con­ the Revs. Owen McHugh, pastor, St. Pe­ Rev. Francis J. Syrianey. St. Pius X try and what efTorts we have undertaken gress of the Lay Apostolate scheduled ter’s, Greeley; Gerald W. Phelan, assist­ Church, 13835 East 13th Ave., Denver. to seek to silence the clash of arms. We here Oct. 11-18 will be a period of "tem­ ant pastor. Blessed Sacrament: Richard F. Priests To Make Colorado 80223 will continue to work and to pray that a perature taking” and will seek answers Ryan, S.J., president, Regis college; and Rev. John E. Cotter, Archdiocesan Chan­ lasting peace, based on justice, liberty to: Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., St. Thomas cery. 1536 Logan St.. Denver, Colorado Annual Retreat and the respect of the inviolable rights of What does the laity feel? W hat is the Aquinas chapel, Boulder. man. may be assured to your people so thinking of Catholics on various prob­ 80203 Priests of the Archdiocese of The Building commission will be tragically divided.” lems? What is the role of the layman in Rev. Robert J. Greenslade, Loretto Denver will make their annua! re­ charged with studying preliminary plans the Church? Heights College, Denver, Colorado treat at St. Thomas’ seminary, 80236 Denver, July 17-20. Retreatmaster MARTIN WORK, of the National Rev. Richard B. Ling. All Souls Church, will be the Most Rev. William J. Official Schedule Council of Catholic Men and a member of 435 Penwood Circle, Englewood, Colo­ McDonald, rector of Catholic Un­ Central City Monday, July 17 — Thursday, July 20 — the directing board of the permanent rado 80110 iversity of America, Washington, Archdiocesan Clergy Retreat, St. committee for international congresse.s of Rev. Dennis J. Martin. C.M., St. Thomas D.C. Thomas Seminary. the lay apostolate (C O PE C IA L), said the Stars To Sing Seminary, 1300 South Steele St., Den­ congress will be "characterized by com­ ver, Colorado 80210 plete openness and will not be engineered Rev. Anselm Amadio. O.S.B., St. Thomas toward a single objective. It hopes to At Two Masses Aquinas Chapel, 904 14th St.. Boulder, Colorado 80302 open the way for the great dialogue be­ Central City — Masses at St. Mary’s Sister Katherine Therese Kohl, S.L., Lor­ tween the laity and the Church.” Church of the Assumption here on Sun­ etto Heights College, Denver. Colorado Mrs. James Shields of Mount Carmel, day, July 16, will feature the annual 80236 Pa., president of the National Council of homecoming of the Central City Opera Mrs. Patrick G. Cronin. 720 Fairfax St.. Catholic Women, has been chosen one of Festival singers. the four co-presidents of the congress. Denver. Colorado 80220 Heading the U.S. delegation will be (See Pictures Page 2)______Mr, Allen P. Hobbs, 1552 Pennsylvania St.. Denver, Colorado 80203 Nunzio Giambalvo of Chicago, president The Masses will be offered in the of the NCCM. Margaret Mealey, execu­ church July 16 at 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. Archdiocesan Ecumenical tive director of the N C C W , was chosen Soloists from the opera hou.se will sing at Commission: assistant chief of the U.S. group. both Masses. Celebrant at both Masses Col. James McDivitt, a U.S. astronaut will be the Rev. Francis Potempa, pastor Rt. Rev. Msgr. Walter J. Canavan, Chair­ and a Catholic, will take part in a con­ of St. Paul’s church, Idaho Springs, which man, Immaculate Conception Cathe­ ference on the subject of the man of to­ serves the mission church at Central dral, 1501 Pennsylvania St., Denver. Colorado 80203 morrow. City. President of the congress will be Vitto- Rt. Rev. Msgr. Elmer J. Kolka, Catholic rino Veronese, long active in the Italian E A C H Y E A R the homecoming Masses Charities, 1665 Grant St., Denver, lay apostolate and president of the Bank draw hundreds o f visitors, as well us Colorado 80203 of Rome. The other co-presidents repre­ former residents o f the area, who also Rev. Owen McHugh, St. Peter’s Church. sent Europe. Latin America. Asia, and visit the area and renew acquaintances 915 12th St., Greeley, Colorado 80631 Africa. with friends. The participation by the Rev. Gerald W. Phelan, Blessed Sacra­ opera stars is tradition, with some of the ment Church, 4930 Montview Blvd.. singers and musicians performing at the Denver, Colorado 80207 Masses for as m any years as they have Rev. Richard F. Ryan, S.J., Regis College. appeared in the opera festivals. W . 50th Ave. and Lowell Blvd.. Den­ Scmmafiy ^am Among the singers who will appear at ver, Colorado 80221 The Denver Archdiocesan Chancery reports the Masses are Stephanie Augustine, Ei­ Rev. Charles Forsyth, O.S.B., St. Thomas a total of $60.50 donated toward seminary leen Schauler, M arija Kova, Bernard Aquinas Chapel, 904 14th St., Boulder. burses during the past week. Turgeon, David Clatworthy, Fernando II- Colorado 80302 Donations for the St. Jude Burse were re­ Poitier as Teacher in Slum School lanes, Luis Pichardo, Nadja Witkowska. Sister Eileen Marie. S.L., Holy family ceived fmm Denver. R.G.O.. $20; Denver. C.R., Convent. 4358 Utica St.. Denver. Colo­ $6.50; Denver. H.B.. $5; Denver. A.N., $5 Joanne Grille, Dick Kness, and Jack Sidney Poitier, who won an Academy Award for his performance in Wil­ Slivka. Members o f the chorus will also rado 80212 Denver, anonymous, $5; Denver. M.R.. $2 Dr. J. Philip Clarke. M.D.. 4151 Mon­ liam E. Barrett’s "Lilies of the Field,’’ recently addressed Fordham univer­ donate their services. Denver, anonymous, $2: Denver, T.B., $10 tview Blvd., Denver. Colorado 80207 sity’s fifth annual film study. During his appearance before the 500 assem­ The musical background for the Mass­ Denver. Mrs. R.R.. $5. Mr. John A. Yelenick. 1330 Leyden St.. bled educators and cinema buffs he commented on education-theme types All offerings toward the various burses are es will be formulated and conducted by Denver, Colorado 80220 of movies, most notably his recent, "To Sir, Wtih Love,’* in which he is pic­ used to educate young men for the priesthood. Edward L. Benoit, organist at the church, Mr. Martin C. Kelly. 650 Dexter St.. tured above in a scene from the Columbia film. He portrays a teacher who They may be sent direct to the Archdiocesan who also will perform several Bach Denver, Colorado 80220 wins over an unruly class in a London slum school. Sec story on Page 7. Chancery, 1536 Logan street, Denver. works before the 10 a.m. Mass. Page 2 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 13, ^967 Dennis Dwyer To Offer Denver Moss on July 23 1963, to take theology a t - 5 Denverite Father Dennis Christian Brothers, was chapel in Rome, in the the Gregorian university, Edward Dwyer, newly re- ordained Dec. 17, 1966, in presence of his parents, re­ Rome. turned from Rome, will St. Peter’s Basilica, and latives, and friends. He is the first student offer his first Mass of oiTered his First Mass in Born Aug. 31, 1941, Fa­ from Mullen to be ordained Thanksgiving in his home the Brothers’ motherhouse ther Dwyer attended Our for the Denver archdiocese. parish of Our Lady of Lo­ Lady of Lourdes grade He resided at the North urdes, Denver, on Sunday, school, and on graduation American college during July 23. at 4 p.m. from Mullen high, where his Rome studies. Deacon at the Mass will he was active in sports To Sing at Two Central City Masses After the Thanksgiving be the Rev. Edward Poehl- and student council affairs, he took his tertiary and Mass at Our Lady of Lo- ‘ Kova, Luis Pichardo, Eileen Schauler, and Ber­ mann, of St. Therese par­ Among the performers at the current Central philosophy courses in St. urdes, a reception will be City Opera Festival who will sing at the annual n a rd Turgeon. The M asses w-ill be offered b y the ish, Aurora, subdeacon, the Thomas’ seminary, Denver. held in the parish park. "Opera stars’ homecoming" Masses Sunday, July Rev. Francis Potempa, pastor of St. Paul’s, Idaho Rev. William P. Murphy, Cathedral parish, Denver, He left in September, 16, at St. Mary of the Assumption church, Central Springs, which serves the Central City mission D W Y E R ’S parents, M j City, at 10 a.m. and 11:15 a.m., are, left to right, church. See story Page 1. and master of ceremonies Michael Mullin, St. Thom­ N ews Deadline! a n d M rs. Joseph Lc Stephanie Augustine, Fernando Illanes, Marija Dwyer, and his brothers, . as’ seminary. A fellow seminarian, Robert Kinkel, The deadline for news Michael Dwyer, of Houat? '^ o will be among those filling stories and pictures to ton, Tex., and Kevin Wait? Deacons’ Impact on Way! minor offices. appear in the "Register" Dwyer, of Denver, will at­ Father Damen L. Mc- is M onday at 9 a.m. tend the Mass. Caddon will preach the By Ellen Sullivan for setting up the diaco- they could devote them- ing a married clergy in the sermon. Rome Correspondent nate. selves more completely to West. Vacation School Begins However, there is a scar- their spiritual mission. FATHER DWYER, a In the shadows of the city of priests in areas like For almost 1,000 years Certainly a married graduate of Mullen high press spotlight Pope the Southwest and Alaska, the rank of deacon persist­ clergy — always al- Rev. Dennis Dwyer Paul’s celibacy encyclical is low’cd, even today, in the 30th Two-Week Session and the question of the ed as a distinct olFice with­ another Papal document diaconate will probably be in major priestly orders, Catholic Eastern Rites, issued just four days later taken up at the U.S. Bish­ then slowly died out and but forbidden in the St. Peter Claver vacation cred Heart parish, Denver, which received scattered ops’ Conference in Wash­ became almost extinct west by the Second Lat- Priest-Educator Hits school began its 30th two- and director of the school. headlines, but which may ington next November. about the same time as eran Council o f 1123 — week sessions at Sacred The plan, he said, is sim­ have landmark elTects on celibacy was made manda- will come slowly to the Heart parish, Denver, this ply to let them come on u the priesthood as we know IT W A S the Bishops of tory for the Western cler- Latin Rite, if at all. NEA School Aid Plan week with approximately volunteer hasis. Classes it, and may within a few priest-scarce Asia, Africa, g y - 175 Negro non-Catholic tau g h t by the Sisters o f generations override the and primarily of Latin But in Rome, theologians children in attendance. Charity of Cincinnati ac­ cu WASHINGTON - A regard the hard evidence celibacy decree. America who petitioned Until Pope Paul issued acknowledge the very real The unique school start­ quaint the youths with the The ink was hardly dry hardest at the Vatican his motu proprio aimed pos.sisibM ity^th rrif'm arried P™Posal by the that prompted Congress to Bible, prayer, and Chris­ irj—Education association thsii-that solcct spccific national ed in 1938 by the late on the Pope’s encyclical Council for permanent dea­ at alleviating the .shortage deacons prove themselves tian principles. states be allowed to spend Rev. Arthur Versavel, S.J., about celibacy when he cons who can perform all of priests, the diaconate reliable and faithful mini?* educational targets that Sports, recreation, sing-' federal school aid funds in with the approval of Arch­ published a motu proprio priestly functions except w'as little more than a tors of their priestly func­ demand immediate atten­ ing, and dancing are ahso areas of their own choice bishop Urban J. Vehr and reviving the diaconate as a offering Mass and absol­ formality, the step toward tions, step by step, country tion through categorical part of the two-week pro­ was attacked by a leading the late Attorney Joseph permanent rank in major ving from sin. the priesthood between by country, the Vatican approaches, but the daily gram . which ends July 21. Catholic spokesman. h'. Little, is a Bible school priestly orders, and allow­ In these underdeveloped minor orders and ordina­ may permit national Bish­ newspapers will not let the with an ecumenical ap­ ing married men over 35 parts of the globe the tion. ops’ conferences to allow public forget these social Monsignor James C. proach. to become deacons. shortage of priests is criti- Even in view of the the ordination of married and national security Donohue, director of "The purpose of the vaca­ At first reading this may cal, not to say desperate, near-desperate need for men. needs. They are real and SATRIANO Education Department, tion school is to help these not seem important to As Dutch-born Bishop Pe- priests on three continents, If a married clergy be­ ominous. United States Catholic non-Catholic children like Catholics in . N ew York or ter Paul Koop of Lins, the Vatican Council resolu­ comes a reality, it may not BROTHERS \ Conference called the pro­ "Congress has wisely us.” said the Rev. John Los Angeles, but it means Brazil, was scheduled to tion of Sept. 29, 1964, al­ come within the lifetime of posal "both a disappoint­ chosen in education and Brady, S.J.. pastor of Sa­ JANITORIAL SERVICE that although on one hand tell the Council in October, lowing married men to those now living, but not a other related programs to INC. few' theologians and church ment and a surprise.” the Church is reaffirming 1965 (only to be stopped become deacons passed by concentrate on solutions to her present celibacy disci­ by Pope Paul’s order prohi­ a rather slim majority — historians acknowledge It was also criticized by • Rug and Upholstery our most pressing domestic Shatnpooint pline, on the other hand 1,598 out of a necessary that married deacons are John W. Gardner, secre­ FLOWERS biting discussion of celiba­ social problem by programs • Complete House for the first time since the cy on the Council floor): 1,485 two-thirds majority. the real back door to it. tary of Health, Education to uplift the underpri­ Stores Cleaning year 1123 she is allowing and Welfare, and by Har­ "Latin America urgently vileged. to better • Floor Waling and married men to become needs 10.000 priests — A little thinking about AS AN Eastern Rite old Howe, II, U.S. Commis­ Mrve you. Polishing part of the clergy itself.. married or not.” the ramifications of having priest at the Vatican told sioner of Education. "The national resources • Walts and Windows The Council did not talk married deacons makes it the Register in an expla­ are under severe demands. Washed IT A L S O means that for about allowing priests to easy to understand why nation of what road a THE PROPOSAL made Within the means avail­ 629 Council fathers op­ July 5 by two commissions the first time in almost a marry, but to ease the pr­ married clergy may take: able to the Congress it has 2834 W. 44th Ave. milennium a deacon will iest shortage it did vote to posed the vote: Many of "There is certainly much of the N E A at its conven­ acted prudently. The N E A be as distinct a member of let married and unmarried them and their theological room for a hard theological tion in Minneapolis was proposals would be a re- 433-8831 the priesthood as a priest men become deacons. advisors recognized that look at celibacy as the for an end to federal "cate- treat from the areas where 3566 So. Broadway married deacons are the or Bishop. As priests’ helpers (and ideal state for a priest, but gorical" controls over these battles must bo 761-0324 The impact of these two even the Greek work "dia- real opening wedge into not necessarily as the state .school aid funds. Categori- fought.” facets of the document will konos.” or deacon, means possibly eventually allow- for all priests.” cal grants were approved PERSONALIZED MONUMENTS AND MARKERS not be felt by Catholics for "servant”) they will bap------;-----'______7 ______! by Congress two years ago News Deadline! at least another three tize, marry, and bury the i and are geared toward , years, since the deacon’s uninstructed mosses of the upgrading the education of ^ deadline fo r n ew s tl training period is that continents of Asia, Africa, low income pupils in both ‘"irf picture* to o long, but it promises to MEMORIAL and Latin America. New Apostolic Delegate public and private schools. '*»■• HcRlster th revolutionize some of our To say that they are Monsignor Donohue '* Monday SPEER BOULEVARD AT 9th • PHONE 2SS 1785 fa deep-rooted ideas about the sorely needed is an unders­ Served Before in U.S. maintained that the N E A priesthood. tatement. P'or example, action "certainly disregards Catholics of our era have Washington, D.C. — Archbishop Luigi Ln:m .N\v\>:, T e B o c k n o r s t th Latin America has 33 per recent experience.” been reared in the tradi­ Raimondi, 54, ap|>ointed Apostolic Dele­ di cent of the world’s Cathol­ "The public school educa­ tion of seeing a priest, and gate to the United States by Pope Paul ics, but only six per cent tors," he stated, "may only a priest, administer­ VI, has served on the staff of the Apos­ of the w'orld’s priests. If prematurely choose to dis- ing Communion, baptizing, the permanent diaconate tolic Delegation in Washington, D.C., from witnessing marriages, con­ had not been revived the 1942 to 1949. ducting funeral services, continent would have need­ Since 1956 he has been Apostolic Dele­ and preaching. Now, how­ ed 120,000 more priests by gate to Mexico. In a message, Archbishop GLASS .Sr ever, many Catholics will the veur 2000. Raimondi has sent his "warmest greet­ St see deacons performing ings” and "prayerful good wishes to the CO. these functions. A L T H O U G H the active Hierarchy and members of the Church in Moreover, some of these diaconate may seem to the U.S.” S n M U i a n o L FOR deacons will be married many like a post-Council He succeeds Cardinal Egidio Vagnozzi, MIRRORS JOHN E. ZOOK G E R AR D R. men. innovation, it is in fact an who has been named to the College of EARL G. COLGLAZIER See Our Heauliful AUUJL 1S 97 TeBOCKHORST. 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O. 2535 South Colorado Boulevard Oenver S Ms socia JJ Thursday, July 13, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 3 Bishop Fletcher, Father Drane Give Sides on Suspension in Little Rock Another case of ctinflict well-publicized confronta­ which congregation of between a young priest islature by Sen. Dan T. St. John’s seminary 11 tion with the trustees of the Curia I’m supposed teacher and his superiors Sprick of Little Rock follow­ years. He holds a bache­ Catholic University. to appeal." has erupted, this time in ing his criticism of Ameri­ lor’s degree in sacred the­ At the time of the inter­ Little Rock. Ark. The Monsignor added, can |K>licy in V’ielnam and ology from Gregorian un­ Father James F. Drane. however, that F’uther view. Father Drane report­ his participation in anti­ iversity in Rome, a mas­ 37, has been suspended Dranc’s articles also ed that eight theologians war demonstrations in ter’s degree from Middlebu- from his priestly duties by called into question the had telegraphed or tele­ Washington. The Senator ry college in Vermont. Bishop Albert L. Fletcher. infallibility of the Pope, phoned him to offer their later modified his state­ 70. because of a series of although the canonical backing. Two Jesuits at ment by saying the priest F A 'l'riE R Drane took his five articles on birth con­ suspension was based on Woodstock college in Mary­ "acted like a C’ommunist.” doctorate in philosophy at trol which appeared in the his opinions on artificial land offered moral support. Father Drane is a mem­ the University of Madrid. Arkansas (Jazette under birth control. Father Drane said he ber of the Arkansas Advi­ .Spain, in 1963. He then the name of the priest. Another Bi.shop could would retreat or modify his sory Committee to the passed himself off as a Father Drane told the invite Father Drane into views on hirth control if United States Commission Communist (layman) and Register that his primary his diocese and restore his they did not stand "the on Civil Rights. Me also was given a free trip to purpose in writing the ar­ faculties. Monsignor test of academic scrutiny.” has been involved in ecu­ Russia and a six weeks’ ticles was to assuage the Graves answered to a "Both truth and justice menical discussions and has stay there. Once out of the minds of confused Cathol­ question about authority militate against the official spoken on numerous occa­ U.S.S.R.. he wrote a book Attempting Chinese Word Pictures ics. "I wanted them to and geography. The Monsi­ Church position and re­ sions to Protestant groups. about his experiences. Pil- know that there are twd gnor offered that Bishop quire that it be changed,” A native of Chester. I’a., grim jige to Utopia, Bruce Fletcher had written a Father Drane has bt>en at Publishers. 1965. Chinese students at Loretto Heights college biology institute take time schools of thought in the he wrote in one of his arti­ note to Father Drane spe­ out to demonstrate Chinese calligraphy to students taking Chinese civiliza­ Church at the present time cles. "Most everyone agrees cifically saying that there tion course in Ixiretto’s W orld C u ltu res grad uate program . Left to right are . . . and I wanted to that change will come. The was no restriction on his Mrs. Helen Lee Liu. biology teacher from Provincial Chien Kuo high prevent some from leaving question is when?” offering Mass. But, he school, Taipei. 'Paiwan: Sister Judith Marie Popp, St. Joseph school, Raw­ the Church or refraining would be forbidden to He can help you invest lins, Wyo.; Francis Yao, biology teacher from Provincial Fu-Shing high from the Sacraments be- BISHOP Fletcher re­ preach. school. Pei-lao. 'I’aiwan; James H. Cain, teacher at Littleton high school; cau.se of this problem.” he moved him last year from "H ere in A rk an sas a stated. his fxist as director of the and Sister Dorothy Jane Van lloogstrate, director of M.A. in World Cul­ priest writing for a news- E. KING tures and instructor in Chinese course. Newman Club for Catholic pa|x*r is considered to be S P E A K IN (i for Bishop students at Little Rock the voice of the Church, BARE I'letcher, Monsignor Law ­ university. The Bishop especially when he is a He is a Registered Representative rence P. Graves, J.C.L., charged that the club had with the skills and knowledge seminary professor.” Monsi­ vice chancellor, said that, become centered on the needed to help you invest in Msgr. Gregory Smith's gnor Graves offered. stocks, bonds and mutual funds. as far as the birth control "personality and attractive­ "Actually. the Give him a call. issue was concerned there ness” of Father Drane and iphilosophy) defiartment probably was little essen­ that the priest had turned B O S W O I t T H was closed at St. John’s tial difference between it into an intellectual fo­ Long CCD Role Recoiled seminary 10 weeks ago S U L L I V A I V & Father Drane’s suspension rum where existentialism, . . . so I can’t see how it COM PANY. INC. and the recent furor alxiut sex in marriage, and Wiih last week’s ap|)oint- ent. The Confraternity of 50. notes Monsignor Smith. can be said that Father Father Charles Curran’s Marxism were discussed. I luvin ol Monsignor William Christian Doctrine was just That means that there are Drane was fired from that Father Drane was de­ •lones. I'll.I)., as new .Arch- beginning in other areas of nearly 40.000 children in 660-17th St.. Denver, Colorado post. We are a small nounced as a Communist Telephone 534-1177 diocesan Director of the the country: under the di­ the Archdiocese involved in Oblate Returns diocese and it has been in the 1967 Arkansas leg­ |4 . Contraiernily of Christian rection of Monsignor C(’D instruction — as extremely costly to run the *. Doi-irim*. nearly four dec- Smith, it came to Denver many youths as there are For Jubilee in seminary at the college I ad<-s of ('CD leadership hv in 19J.5. in the parochial and level. Next fall most of our 'onsignor Cregory Smith. The 69-year old pastor private Catholic school sy.s- Colo. Springs 50 philosophy students are •\ . V.(t.. came to an end. regrets that his commit­ lem itself. scheduled to go to Dallas , nsignor Smith, longtime ments and schedule have Throughout the nation, Colorado Springs — The university.” the Monsignor I tor of St. Francis de never permitted him the claimed the retiring CCD Rev. Joseph R. K ane, piointed out. ir=-. . 5 LARGEST SELECTION OF K \ Pitrish. says that he necessary time for ( ’CD director, the proportion is O.M.I.. celebrated Mass in ^ J "grown up" with the directorship, but he speaks alxnit the .same. The size Sacred Heart church here MONSKJNOR Graves f) ARTIST ORIGINAL PAINTINGS & Sunday. July 9. in observ­ agreed that some clear def­ 1 program, not only in gratefully of the assistance of the task is indicated in ■i.3, ART REPRODUOTIONS AT irchdiocese. l>ul na- given him by the that, since CC D ’s incep­ ance of the ,35th anniver­ initions are needed in SUPPLIES m '^(los ‘y as well. X’ictoryknoll Sisters who tion. the number of pupils sary of his ordination. some areas of the Church’s DISCOUIMTS Father Kane, now as­ thought, e.g., birth control, If* ,*'as in I92P that the came to Denver in the '40s has grown from two and Itev. Kdwin O'Hara, later for that pur|>o.se. signed to the National as it is affected by new U P T O 50V. I one-half million to six mil­ DISCOUNTS 1 8 X 24 Art Reproductions on canvas to heconu* Hishop of (Ireat "1'he .Sisters have been Shrine of the Immaculate Scripture exegesis, and lion. . . . discounted as lo w as 514.95 Falls, .Mont., and Archbish­ an immeasurable help.” Conception in Washington, "even in the definition of 15% to 25% the teaching magisterium.” op of Kansas City-Sl. Jo­ says the Monsignor, who **The future of CCD served as assistant pastor Father Drane said "he seph. Mo., persuaded the appreciates their indication implies an enormous of Sacred Heart parish for is interested in assem­ young .Monsignor Smith to of the nwesslty of an an­ task,” Monsignor has 19 years and was instru­ bling theological argu­ begin a religious vacation nual CCD workshop to said, "a n d it has been a mental in founding of Sa­ ments for my appeal to scluMil at St. Mary’s parish keep the members on their tremendous experience cred Heart school. Rome for a lift of this iliseGiiiiit in Littleton. to see it grow across A reception, hosted by academic and theological suspension ... al­ the country. It is here Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sziich n (• The school was one of toes. though, at this point, I art to .^tay, sim ply because in the school auditorium, the I'ti'st in the area, and don’t even know to (j'H ara, at that time with MONSKJNOK Smith therp are so many who followed the anniversary wall and ' center the National Catholic Wel­ urges all to avoid regard­ canijot be reached for Mass. fare Conference, suggested ing the CCD program too Catholic formation in lable any other way,” Monsi­ to Dishop J. Henry Tihen simply: it’s most common Monday Deadline! gnor Smith claimed. that Smith he appointed work is the teaching of slalaary The deadline for news director of religious vaca­ children who are not in AT NO EXTRA COST AT DISCOUNTS i As the population grows. stories and pictures to ap­ DAVE LINDQUIST Owr>cr tion schools in the diocese, parochial schools, but its pear in the ’’Denver Catho­ FROM 831 Colorado Blvd. CCD will have to expand 19 Years On The Job E*perience lie held that position until over-all nature "is a broad­ lic Register” is Monday at 9 On Three Continents Phone 322-1843 proportionately: Monsignor 7U 17th street Open AtoH. to Fri. 9 to 6:i0 19.*J5. ly aposUilic one.” he in­ a.m. Correspondents are 23rd FI. New Western Fed. sists. Many tasks and Smith, archdiocesan V'icar- asked to have their material Savinqs Bldg. Sat. 9 to 6.-00 IN 19J5, M onsignor levels of operation are part General, sees the need for at the "Register” office at this time to assure publica­ LINDQUIST Smith, by now pastor of of the C C D program; the full-time, professional CCD tion in the following Thurs­ TRAVEL SERVICE St. -lohn's parish in Hast religious discussion pro­ work in every parish al­ day issue. T e l. 825-71/5 Denve’. ^ gin eered the gram. helpers, recruiters, though C C D "can never be 1 Hour Free Parking La Shells 1723 Calitornia establishment of «n -s:‘^ujt parent-educators and an understood as a substitute religious discussion pro­ apostolate of good will are for formal Catholic educa­ gram throughout the additional C C D obligations. tion.” diocese; the appalling need 'I’he proportion of youths l’o?‘ religious education at under formal Catholic in­ all age and education struction and those under Archbishop levels soon became appar- CCD tutelage is i4)>out 50- IN THE SACRED TRADITION Editors Will Speak Receives . . .of H oly M other Churcli

Pallium We have faithfully served Denver's Catholic At Biblical Institute families for over 47 years and will continue to Vatican City — ensation for his services is member. best of someone is remedied, there is here the case histo­ There will bo many nice By Frank Morriss concerned, no one in his right mind could who has just passed away? ry of a profc.ssion recreant to its own things said about Bert M. ix)ssihly quibble or object. A t best, teach­ M any things. But best of ideals and indifferent to its own highest Keating now that he is Father James Kav- and all this generation are There is another symp­ ing is a difficult and wearing task, levy­ all, you remember the kind interests. In this, as in so many other dead, but the best I have, anaugh, who describes somewhat like children tom to this philosophic vi­ ing a heavier tribute on nerves and sheer o f man he was despite the instances with which we are becoming all is: "M ay God, our infinite himself (or allows I.ook suddenly deprived of a diet tamin deficiency. Those physical stamina than almost any other, many differences which too familiar in modern America, we are Saviour, judge this man magazine to describe him) rich in the vitamin that who suffer it measure the and it would l>e utterly naive to suppose, make up the interesting made uncomfortably aware of a spirit well, and I’m sure Bert as a "modern priest,” has- supports good vision. value of actions by jjerson- even now. that the profession has at­ things about men. which is wholly alien to the democratic will enjoy the verdict revealed that he seldom I am speaking of the phi­ al satisfaction. This may indicate what tained its full eijuity. tradition which made us great. awarded him for his many offers Mass any more. He losophic diet that has in Thus Father Kavanaugh Bert M. Keating was like. nice things here on earth.” the past two decades been is now no longer angry at I had recently requested, explained that he does not think of Mass as ”a drained of the metaphysics the Church, he says, be­ prior to M ay 9 this year, Regis J. Colasanti, that is essential for seeing cause "the Church does not Comment For Today that Bert be a guest private devotion. I have no Denver desire to say Mass when I things as they truly are stand between me and ^ ' i speaker at the monthly rather than what they anything I want now. I dinner meeting conducted have no parish.” seem to be. In its place have a job, counseling; by the Colorado Retail Bre Cana This outlook is a perfect have been substituted that gives me security and Anti-Abortionists Security Association, of Editor: example of the current various blends o f existen­ a sense of doing something which I am a board mem­ Father Read’s editorial, heresy of community, tialism, a philosophy that worth while. My future is ber. Bert had agreed to "To Pre Cana and Beyond” which measures all things cannot support a vision of all right. If I wish to mar­ And Ecumenism give us that honor. On the (DCR, June 29) was a wel­ by numbers and interper­ mystery, a sight into reali­ ry ~ and this is quite day of the scheduled meet­ come and beautiful tribute sonal relationships, rather ty, a clear view of the probable in the long run, ing, I was forced to call to the hundreds of priests By Paul H. Hallett than properly measuring nature of things. "Nature,” though marriage is not my Bert on the telephone to and lay people who have all things by natures. indeed, is a foreign word main concern — I will do Look, a magazine that is matter of fact this would that, except for a short apologize for the reduced been teaching how to make It is the nature of the in the dictionary of exis­ so with no qualms. 1 am worse than Life or Time not be an accurate desig- period in the 1500’s, the number of association marriage work. But we Mass to embrace all peo­ tentialism. sorry that I could not find in its grossly unfair and nation of the crime if it Catholic Church permitted members that would bo didn’t do it all alone. ples — as indeed Christ all of these satisfactions in tendentious reporting on could ever be proved that abortion until 1869, when presenc. I explained that Three other chair-couples did on the cross — and THOSE RAISED on parish work, but I think many were out of town, really did the spade work Christian doctrine, where the fetus at any point in Pius IX reversed it. whether it is offered in this philosophic diet will the anger has died.” etc. I also added that per­ and planted the acorn from the Catholic Church is gestation did not have a The flimsy basis for this community or in a desert look out into a church and The blindness not only haps it would be best that which this mighty oak has involved, has an article rational soul. But everyone many times repeated ca- makes no difference at all. catch the warmth and vit­ conceals from Father Kav­ we postpone the appear­ grown. purix)rting to give the rea- appreciated that abortion, nard is that in some per­ I f Christ is present in the ality of the congregation. anaugh the nature of ance until a much greater First there were Glen sons why the abortion bill jf not precisely murder is iods of Church ^ history Mass, is not all the world? It allures them even more things, but it makes him attendance could lae in­ and Jean Robinson who passed so easily in Colora- the next thing to it, since abortion did not incur the than the presence of Christ suffer from a lapse sured. To all this, Bert brought the idea to Denver do. One of the reasons was at least it is the killing of penalty of excommunica- THE COUNCIL has in the Host, for their fin­ (temporary, I trust) of his­ replied: "W ill you be there and have moved on to that Catholics in this state a potential human being, tion if it was procured be- explained this. Pope Paul gers feel only bread, their torical memory. podner?” I replied, "Yes.” start again in another are in a clear minority. And, whatever his ideas fore a certain period of V I has reminded us of it. eyes see only whiteness. He then added: "If you’re diocese. Then Loyd and As a matter of fact the about the soul of the fetus, pregnancy had passed, The Church in one way or Their minds and wills HE MAY remember a going to be there, so will I Elaine Glazier filled the men and women (mostly anyone can see the moral Now, any man who helps another has always under­ have become undernour­ great deal about Christ . . . You don’t have to apo­ role. Mr. and Mrs. Alva the latter) who amassed ruin that would follow the make the laws of his state stood it. But Father K av- ished and feeble when it and the New Testament, logize to me for anything. Reed, who, with the Gla­ upwards of 75,000 signa- easy application of abortion ought to know that be- anaugh somehow or other comes to glimpsing the but he has forgotten one I’ll meet you there.” ziers still give their time tures against the bill had laws. That the Colorado cause the lawgiver does has escaped this wisdom, nature of a thing, the incident in Christ’s life, In my 19 years of asso­ to the movement, took the probably because he con­ heart of the matter. possibly because he does a good representation of law has not so far been not punish something he ciation with this man, I fuses anything permanent Truth for them is an not w ish to imitate Christ Protestants among them, applied so freely as its does • not thereby approve learned that the-some-i (Turn to Page 5) and solid with being "out­ abstract, and the abstract in that regard. He has for­ One of the most active opponents thought it it. The civil law does not dated.” is of no interest when gotten that Christ had a among them was, and is, might be is due mainly to punish fornication but it Father Kavanaugh is there is so much concrete bloody sweat in considering Mrs. Marge Wilson of the voices, Catholic and certainly disapproves of it, as THE DENVER CATHOLIC suffering primarily from a and palpable to be both­ His Passion. The moment Broomfield, who is a Lu- non-Catholic, that have inheritance and libel laws lack of vision. Those Cath­ ered with. If God appeared in Christ’s life that was theran. been rasied against it. make manifest. There are REGISTER olic reviewers — and they to them in a burning bush, least concerned with self- Mrs. Wilson said that S tate R epresentative few crimes so consistently 1100 are legion and weighty in it would be the color and satisfaction has escaped she collected some 2,400 R ich ard D . Lam m , the condemned by the Catholic AS&i President ...... Most Rev. James V. Casey, D.D. reputations — who have heat of the fire that would Father Kavanaugh’s memo­ names in Boulder county chief sponsor of the bill in Church from the earliest Editor ...... Rev. Daniel J. Flaherty praised Father Kavanaugh interest them, not the ry — and the memory of against the abortion drive, the House of Representa- Christian writings, which" General Manager ...... Frank Schiro are remarkably poor diag­ meaning of the words, "I his whole intellectual ge­ and that 9,000 in all were tives, did the cause o f go back to the Diduchc, Managing Editor ...... Miles F. Porter nosticians, for none of A M who A M .” But the fact neration. obtained from that county, ecumenism no good when written about the year Denver News Editor ...... Clement J. Zecha trou them points out this ob­ is, God spoke to Moses Many of the signatories he insinuated that Catho- 100, as abortion, free Associate Editors ...... Rev. L. M arvin Read, •nc< vious blindness. about Himself in the form were not Catholics. lies who opposed the bill Nev Jack Bacon, Frank Morriss, Chris llernon, W illiam The eyes of a priest of a metaphysical defini­ Great Sayings She said she had called were impeding Christian THIS brings up a vital Slevin, Tom Officer, Jffmes Sena, Linus Riordan, being on the newly confect­ tion. He said He was that 22 Protestant pastors who unity. The quickest way to rule in the ecumenical dia- A book is written, not to Paul H. Hallett, James R. Walsh, Ernest Sanchez, ed Eucharist should see all Being which exists. for the most part did not kill the ecumenical spirit logue: The only one capa- multiply the voice merely, Jack McKenna, David Millon. that great parish of men If people or parish or like the provisions of the is to exact compliance with hie of interpreting what a not to carry it merely, but Advertising Director ...... John J. Murphy which at that moment is community, therefore, has bill, and that the Mormon some set idea as the price religious community means to preserve it. The author Circulation Director...... ‘...... Julia M. Boggs both Christ’s and his. If become the m ain support Bishops she contacted were of furthering it. Represen- by a doctrine it holds is has something to say Christ’s death was the of Father Kavanaugh and strongly opposed to it. Pas- tative Lam m m ade an the religious community greatest act of love, is not his kind, and they feel which he perceives to be Published Weekly by tor Frederich of Denver’s even worse mistake when itself, not outsiders. Those the power to offer Mass a Christ cannot exist apart true or useful, or helpfully Galilee Baptist Church was he quoted conclusions pur- who take it upon them- THE CATHOLIC PRESS SOCIETY, (INC.) sharing in that greatest from the visual and physi­ beautiful. He would fain a vigorous opponent. portedly reached by re- selves to say just what the 9.‘18 Bannock Street, Denver, Colo. 80204 act? How then, can Father’ cal presence of these set it down forever; en­ searchers of the American Catholic position on abor- Telephone, 825-1145 P .O . B o x 1620 Kavanaugh dismiss it as things, then in a sense grave it on rock,-, if he NOT AI.L those who Lutheran Church and re- tion has been, without con- "a private devotion” unless people or parish or commu­ could, saying: "This is the registered their opposition ported in Tim e of May 5. suiting recognized Catholic S ubscrip tion : $5.00 a year. it is within the physical nity has become a strange best of me; for the rest, I Canada, $5.50 a year per subscription. community of a parish? god. For it would be limi­ ate, and drank, and slept, to freer abortion did so on Relying on this report, authorities, advance sectar- F o reig n 'countries, including P hilipp ines, $7.00 Only out of an inability tation of Divinity to insist loved, and hated like the grounds that abortion Representative Lamm ian rivalry, not the spirit is precisely murder. A s a made the absurd statement of good will. year. see. He is circumscribed by the another; but this I saw and Second Class Postage Paid at Denver, Colorado. Poor Fatliur Kavanaugh, flesh and blood of His knew;-, this if anything of I however, is not totally to creatures or the geographic mine, is worth your mem­ Rt. Rev. Matthew J. Smith, Ph.D., Founding Editor, Register System of Catholic J blame for this myopia. He limits of His universe. ory.” — Ruskin. Newspapers 1913-1960 ( Thursday, July 13, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 5 Readers’ Rostrum

(Continued From Page 4) Boyle couldn’t g iv e hia 140 in Greeley Receive helm from 1961 to 1963. readers a few samples of We would like to take Joyces’ "epic humor.” this opportunity to thank Poor Father Boyle sounds Pre-Cana Certificates the R egister for their con- so contradictory. In one Histent support and faithful breath he is telling us that Greeley — More than Breiner, Dr. Larry Andrei- Instrumental in setting publishing o f our news re­ this stream of conscious­ 140 young people received ni. Dr. Roy Shore, Dr. C. up and running the confer­ leases. ness is for real and in the certificates of attendance J. Rome, and Dr. Bill ences were Jack and Mary Mr. and Mrs. Jas. next breath he hints at a during the past year at the Burch. Martha Wolff, Lloyd and Sweeney, collage of sights, sounds, Greeley Pre-Cana confer­ Phyllis Rigg, Larry and Denver and experiences that add ence for engaged couples, T H E M A R R IE D couples Nadine Arnold, and Regis up to a news reel. This is according to the Rev. involved in presenting ses­ and Betty Daily. *Ulysses* life? Owen McHugh, founder sions on the practical as­ The Greeley Pre-Cana and director of the Greeley pects of marriage were Joe Conference group re­ Editor; Estelle Spurck, group. and Joan Tennessen, Nor- cently celebrated its first It was no surprise to N. Hollywood, Calif. bert and Rose Heberlein, anniversary with a din­ your readers to find the Doctors participating in Dick and Sue Brighi, and ner at the Farm Fare, at Rev. Robert R. Boyle, S.J., World’s Poor the sessions were Dr. Mike Don and Joan Rupp. Lucerne, Colo. lauding the movie, U ly s­ Editor: ses. He is well known as Cardinal Heenan, head of the chief defender of this the English hierarchy, has Bailey, Comp kind of literature. Blue Army Sponsors recently announced that he Your readers, however, will give one per cent of Masses Offered are surprised that the the annual income of his Publication of Booklet Register, such an excel-, Mass is being offered at diocese to the world’s poor. lent Catholic paper, would In conjunction with sored the publication of a Camp Santa Maria and at Could not we in the Arch­ lend its prestige to such a diocese of Denver, blessed world-wide observances of 16-page booklet of excerpts Bailey each Sunday piece of writing. the Fatima golden jubilee, throughout the summer by |0» by God with such great from the best-selling R u s­ Vatican II said in the abundance, do at least this the Blue Army of Our sia Will Be Converted, by Monsignor William Mona­ decree of communications I'* much? I, for one, feel that Lady of Fatima ha.s spon- John M. Haffert. han. Mass is offered at 9 that in any conflict be­ I 4 we should. Mr. Haffert, lay director a.m. in Santa Maria camp tween "art” and moral law, Economists have es- Blue A rm y of the Blue Army, under chapel and at 10:15 a.m. I** "the primacy of the objec­ established the fact that the Rt. Rev. Monsignor in Sacred Heart chapel, tive moral order demands developed countries o f the Procession Harold V. Colgan, interna­ Bailey. absolute allegiance.” world could eliminate star­ East Lake 50th Anniversary tional director, has chosen Surely we need not re­ vation from the under­ Set July 16 the travels of the pilgrim peat the late Alfred Noyes, The 50th anniversary of Our Lady of Sorrows mission church. East 4| developed nations by Lake, a mission of SL Augustine’s parish, Brighton, will be held Sunday, symbol of Our Lady of Fa­ "U ly sses is the foulest giving one per cent of In observance of the 50th tima and its effects upon MUSIC LESSONS book that ever found its July 23, when High Mass will be offered in the church, above, by the Rev. anniversary of the Appari­ their total income to for­ nations and people as the On A ll Instruments way into print,” and, of Roy Figlino, pastor of St. Augustine’s, and will mark the opening of the tions of Fatima, and also eign aid. Yet, we in the subject of both book and By 21 Professional annual 13 Hours* devotions. Special festivities are also planned for Mon­ commemorating the Feast course, he is but one of United States now give pamphlet. Teachers day, July 24. of Our Lady of Mt. Car­ many other competent only one half of one per The booklet, entitled mel, the Blue Arm y of Our SELMER & BUNDY judges of literature who cent. This is a smaller per "Miracles of Grace Along have expressed a like opi­ Lady of Fatim a w ill hold a cent than we were giving the W ay” is available at Band Instruments procession at the Loretto nion. a few years ago, and a East Lake Mission Church 10 cents per copy from the Heights college, 3001 S. MOSRITE & EPIPHONE Yes, 1 read an unexpur­ smaller percentage than Ave Maria Institute, W ash­ Federal boulevard, Sunday, gated copy (own it!), and some of the other deve­ ington, N.J. 07882. July 16, at 7 p.nr. A Good Selection of just sorry that Father loped nations are giving. To Mark Golden Anniversary U sed X' France and Belgium, for This spiritual devotion is Guitars & Amplifiers example, are giving ap­ open to the public. proximately one per cent.. Sheet Music—Books & East Lake — Our Lady The growing suburb of the Cathedral, who was S u pplies How can we expect our The exercises consist of of Sorrows mission here Northglenn is only h alf a delegated for that pur­ government to act in a the Recitation of the Ro­ will observe its golden mile to the west. pose. compassionate and humane sary, devotions, a sermon, Wilderness weekend lishing trips, tours. BRENTWOOD anniversary July 23-24. East Lake, north of "T he deacon w a s the Ride and sleep solely in 4-wheel.drive way if we, as Christians, and Benediction of the campmobile. Experienced chaulfeur. The two-day observance Thornton, has been project­ Rev. M. F. Callahan, do not set the example?... Blessed Sacrament. Meals, everything lurnished. Private MUSIC will open with thirteen ed as the eventual home o f. P.R., of Annunciation weekend rates. See ghost towns, wild There would undoubted­ game,-Silent, unspoiled beauty. Pristirte Hours devotion Sunday, 25,000 to 30,000 residents church, and the Rev. J. lakes, crystal air, hearty food. Solely ly be many practical prob­ CENTER July 23. o f the Denver metropolitan Simon, O.S.M., secretary explore remote jeep trails. Lie. guide. lems involved in bringing 3,000 Maronite 2000 So. Federal 93S-7893 The Aug. 2, 1917, issue area. to the Apostolic Delegate an idea like this to reality, of the Register reported Our Lady of Sorrows has of Canada, was subdea­ but our diocese surely has Delegates Meet the laying of the corner­ been attached to St. A u ­ con. Father Simon, who enough dedicated lay peo­ stone for the brick mission gustine’s parish, Brighton, is noted as a scholar, Detroit — About 3,000 ple and enough talent to •COMMERCIAL church with the observa­ since 1961, the fourth par­ had been visiting rela­ cope with these difficulties Arab Catholics, members tion that it "has promise of ish by which it has been tives in Durango, and and do it successfully. of the National Association •RESIDENTIAL becoming a large parish served during the past 50 was in Denver on his The average family in of Maronites, attended their in time.” years. It initially was at­ way back to Canada. the United States spends national convention here, "It is the center of a rich tached to Assumption parr "Other clergymen pres­ .close to two per cent a which featured a concele- farming center and, while ish, Welby; then to Holy ent were the Rev. Julius year on tobacco alone, and brated Mass in Syriac. The there are not many fami­ Family, Denver, and St. Piccoli, O.S.M., pastor of close to two per cent on delegates represent 250,000 lies there at present, there Catherine’s, Denver. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel alcohol. If we will not Maronites in the United T o Give is a good possibility for church; the Rev. J. Fred give one per cent to feed States, o f which 20,000, growth,” the story report­ The 50th anniversary McDonough of Blessed the world’s poor, can we including the Maronite Priests' Retreat ed. observance will begin Sacrament church'; the truly call ourselves Chris­ Bishop of the U.S., Bishop The Most Rev. Wil­ with High Mass celebrat­ Rev. J. P . T ru d el, S.S., Francis M. Zayek, live in tian? Let us commence EAST LAKE remains a liam J. McDonald, ed by the Rev. Roy Fig- of Mercy hospital, and now to show the world rural community, but the the Detroit area. rector of the Catholic lino, pastor of St. Augus­ Father John, O.S.M., what our Christianity real­ "possibility for growth” is University of America, tine’s, opening the an­ pastor of Assumption ly means. Let us pray for being fulfilled. Washington, D.C., will nual Thirteen Hours church, Welby, and mis­ peace, and let us pay for More and more of the be the retreat master devotion. The Thirteen sionary pastor of East- peace! rich farm land is being for the priests of the Hours will close with lake.” MOVING? CALL FOR encroached by subdivisions. Archdiocese of Denver devotions beginning at 7 Sincerely, FREE 3800 Lowell Boulevard to be held at St. p.m. July 23. Mrs. Wm. G. Schrader Phone 433-6571 Thomas’ seminary, Cherry Hills Village, ESTIMATES Following the evening LISTEN Denver, J u ly 17-20. Colo. services. 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A g e n t For UNITED VAN LINES Page 6 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 13, 1967 Quakers Aid Catholic Relief Agency They Like the Ecumenical Spirit of Giving AFSC ofTice noted that public understanding “f ‘ he ex- Baltim ore- (N O - Members of the Religious Society the . Rome-based organization made the arrangements of helping humanity is important enough not to A tS C OIIIC^ Quaker relief has been obscured during for civilian relief activities in the north when he visited worry about whether a soldier gets helped also. of Friends (Quakers) have contributed $1,200 to Caritas ibrvTetnr^nntt^by retrts which have emphasised Internationalis. a Catholic relief agency, for the pur­ Hanoi, capital of North Vietnam, last January. chase of medical supplies and equipment for Vietnam. Miss Lamb, acting as spokesman for the 16 Baltimore "Our feeling is that it is not only giving relief that aid to war victims in Nkorth Vietnam. _ Oua^rs acting as individuals and regional groups Quakers, said they selected the Catholic agency because we are working for," Miss Lamb continued, "but it is to Mr? e L n explained, have contributed to interna^nal Miss L. Emerson Lamb said she and 15 other it is seeking to bring relief to all civilian war victims, do evervthing we possibly can to stop the war." Baltimore members of the society "wanted to help and because the religious and non-political motivation of agenefes which aid civilians in both Nor h The 16 Baltimore Quakers, most of whom are mem­ Vietnam and, in some cases, have tried to send relief the victims of war, and we liked the ecumenical its activities is clear. bers of the Stoney Run Monthly Meeting, acted as indi­ directly to North Vietnam. side of it." viduals in making their contribution. Miss Lamb empha­ Commenting on the possibility that the medical sup­ sized, although, she said, they acted with the approval Mrs, Bacon said that although AFSC is a Quaker Caritas Internationalis provides humanitarian relief plies could be diverted to military use in North Viet­ of the Meeting. to all parts of Vietnam, and has a special project for nam, she said "we want them to be used for suffering agency, less than half of its funds come from the 122,000 Quakers in the U,S. More than 50 per cent providing hospital supplies and equipment for civilians individuals and hope they will be used for civilians. The channel for most Quaker relief to war victims is of the contributions each year come from indi­ in North Vietnam. the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), with "But," she added, "our interest is in suffering national headquarters in Philadelphia. ] viduals and groups of all faiths who, she said, like Monsignor George Hue.s,«iel of the German branch of human beings as human beings. We think the idea Mrs. Margaret Bacon, a spokesman for the national; the way we spend their money.

Sister Sheila Marie Tea To Honor Retiring To Say Vows July 16 Superior^ Sr. Marie Therese land, before visiting reli­ Sister Sheila Marie Do­ member of the Congrega­ Sister Marie Therese,. ciety. gious shrines throughout herty, daughter of Mrs. tion o f the Sisters of Char­ retiring superior of the Sister Marie Therese, Europe, after which she Pauline Doherty of Denver ity o f the Blessed Virgin, Dominican Sisters of the who has served as superior will return to this country and the late Mr. Jame.s E. has chosen to make her Sick Poor, Denve»*, will be o f the Denver community Doherty, will pronounce vows away from the com­ honored at a tea sponsored for 12 years, will leave to assume a new assign­ vows July 16 in St. Igna­ munity’s motherhouse in by the Dominican Aid so­ Aug. 5 to attend the sec­ ment. tius Loyola church, Den­ Dubuque, la., so that she ciety on July 16 at the ond session of the general The new Denver Superior ver. can share the solemniza­ Denver Woman Sets Hospital Dominican convent, 2501 chapter of her order in will be announced at a Sister Sheila Marie, a tion o f her religious com­ Gaylord street, Denver. Mariandale, Ossining, later date. mitment with members of N .Y ., where she will re­ Monday Deadline! St. Ignatius Loyola parish S'peech Pathology Project Arrangements for the ceive her new appointment. where the family has lived Engagement, tea are being handled by The deadline for news for 23 years. Marciana Robertson, ate, and other language director of physical medi­ Mrs. Anna Newyahr, SHE WILL visit her stories and pictures to ap- member of St. Vincent difficulties. cine, at St. Luke’s and St. president of the Aid so­ family home in Shrule, Ire- pear in the "Denver Catho­ Wedding Photos THE VOWS will be DePaul parish, and a June Daily individual sessions Joseph’s, aided Miss Rob­ lic Register" is Monday at 9 pronounced during the 8:30 graduate in speech patholo­ of 30 minutes each, and ertson in setting up the a.m. Correspondents are asked to have their material j Discontinued a.m. Mass. OfTiciating at gy from Denver university, group therapy sessions program. It is operated Our Lady of the Rockies at the "R egister" office at the Mass will be the Rev. is working with four Den­ once a week, make up the through the physical medi­ As previously an­ Edward P. Murphy, S.J., this time to assure publica­ ver hospitals to add speech proposed schedule at St. cine department at each tion in the following Thurs­ nounced, the "Register" pastor. Receiving the vows therapy as an important Luke’s hospital, St. Jo­ hospital, with St. Luke’s as Camp Enters Third Week day issue. no longer publishes in the name of the Congre­ new service to victims of seph’s hospital, Mercy hos­ the core hospital. wedding and engage­ gation of the Sisters of cerebral vascular accident, pital, and Presbyterian Our Lady o f the Rockies Nancy Clarke, Polly Uhl, The Carmelite Refugees ment photographs. This Charity will be Sister cerebral palsy, laryngecton- Medical center. MISS Robertson is a Camp for Girls, located Gail Winbush, Meg Gaug; policy made by the edi­ Of North Vietnam M ary Ann Regina, princi­ omy, stuttering, cleft pal­ member of Sigma Alpha five miles southwest of Mary Kitto and Theresa torial board went into Are Still W a itin g ... pal of Mt. St. Gertrude Miss Robertson be­ Eta, national professional Evergreen, is now in its Ann Marine all of Denver. effect last May. academy, Boulder. After more than seven years of lieves group therapy is speech pathology fraterni­ third week of operation Two counselors-in-training terror and suffering, the poor especially bcncilcial in ty, and Kappa Delta social with the largest enrollment arc Carol Barela and Carmelite nuns of Hanoi, North Sister Sheila M. Doherty Theresa Bernard, both of Vietnam were expelled from their that it relieves tension in sorority. She was vice-pres­ to date, according to direc­ Monastery by the Communists, is a graduate of Mundelein tor, Mrs. Estamae Marine. Denver. and have taken refuge, with the I SAV-U-AAOR individuals by the reali­ ident of the Council for kind permission of the good Bish COIN-OP DRY CLEANING college, Chicago; Mt. St. zation that others also Exceptional Children, With three more weeks, AND LAUNDRY VILLAGE op of Chicoutimi. Province of Gertrude academy, Boul­ are striving to overcom e mem^r of the board of beginning Saturday, July A VARIETY of activi­ Quebec, in the city of Dolbeau. 8 LBS. ONLY $2.00 der; and Loyola grade speech defects and en­ governors at Denver un­ 15, 22 Eind 29, there are ties has been planned for Will you please help these poor school. refugee nuns to build a small OPEN 7 DAYS courages a desire for iversity, Town Women, for­ some openings in all ses­ the girls including hikes, monastery and chapel dedicated ALMOST WRINKLE verbal communication. ensic squad, and a judge sions, but applications arts and crafts, rest per­ to the Infant Jesus of Prague? FREE should be sent to the camp iods, and evening special Why r>ot give 8 donation for the ODOR F R E E Dr. George Twombly, at many speech meets. Intention of one of our boys who is 237-9804 direct, c/o Evergreen Post programs. Motion pictures, now fighting In Vietnam, or for a EVELYN'S DRAPERIES Office, or through the camp-fire song fests, and boy who has no one to think of r v i O F = ? G E him ? In return we are sure that Highest Quallly Work camp committee chairman, talent shows are also in­ ' and Materials Saint Theresa of the Child Jesus PROFESSIONAL DRY CLEANING Miss Catharine Maloney, cluded in the schedule. whose great desire was to die Triduum Set as a missionary in the Carmel of AND LAUNDRY SERVICE ISOl South Pearl St. 1269 W. Littleton bou- T e l 744-(M3» Hanoi, North Vietnam — will A468 W . 20th A V E. .levard, Littleton, Colo. Tickled Pink Cleaners shower upon you her roses. Fees include board, room FREE PICK UP The Mather Prioress Is one ol «nd DELIVERY our own American girls from the and daily program.s, at Misfl Robertson By Carmelites 7 9 8 -5 5 0 8 Archdiocese of Boston, Mass. $33.50 per week and $6.50 Compitt* Laundry & Please send your donation to: extra for those wiM: Dry Cleaning Serv. CARMELITE MONASTERY hing Marge Cochran W E M O V E D horseback riding. Dolbeau, Province of Quebec asu So. 8*Way Littleton, Celo. ______Canada______High Fashion Beauty Salon, formerly at 4012 In Littleton The staff this year con­ sists of Mrs. Ida Gunzel- ARVADA W. 38th ave., now located at . . . The Carmelite Sisters of Sunday, July 14-16, at 7: cook; Lea Kolsted of 9535 W. 58TH AVE. • 424-7723 the Carmel of the Holy 30 p.m. before an outdoor Kansa.s. program director; Spirit, 6138 S. Gallup altar in the enclosure gar- Duckworth, Miami, WESTMINSTER 4140 W. 38th Ave. street, Littleton, invite the den. The garden is opened I"’!**-: M a ry Ann Ives, 3695 W 72ND AVE • 438-5097 public to attend the annual to the puislic these three ^^rand Junction; and Jan THORNTON Delores — Julie — Marlene three day triduum of pray­ evenings only. Mosier, Cathy Bishop, ^ DRY CLEANING 810 E. 88TH AVE. • 287-5586 Open evenings by appointment er, commemorating the ^ 1 DAY Feast of Our Lady of Mt. THE REV. Donald FourtH Annuol WHEATRIDGE Carmel, on Sunday, July Spitzka, C.M., will offici LAUNDRY 7393 W. 44TH AVE. • 422-M3B HIGH FASHION 16. ate. The services will in­ Renewal Opens RADIO PICK-UP Weather permitting, the clude the recitation of the ■ DENVER DISPATCH & DELIVERY devotions will be held on Rosary, special prayers, a For Sisters 929 - 15TH ST • 344-4493 BEAUTY SALON Friday, Saturday, and sermon, and Benediction of LEE O ’CONNOR 2915 SPEER BLVD. • 433-62S9 V Colorado Springs — The the Blessed Sacrament. All Member; Sis. Peter & Paul tourth Annual Renewal FORT COLLINS Grand Lake Sets of the faithful who partici­ Pari.sh Abraham Lincoln for Sisters of the Congre­ 221S SO. COLIEGE • 482-0996 4140 W est 38th A ve. pate in these devotions High School Buffalo Barbecue with the sisters, w ill in gation of St. Scholastics Ph. 477-7346 & 477-7381 effect be part o f a world-, opened July 2 at a concele- South High School Grand Lake — The an­ brated Mass held at Benet nual Grand Lake Buffalo wide commemoration o f the John F. Kennedy Feast of Our Lady of Mt. Hill Priory, Colorado Barbecue and street parade „ i t. • i . Springs. .nss Thei ne Renewal will High School will be Sunday. July 16, at : dose July 29 ★ rGrand - ______1 Luke.T brated brHLPd in a Rnarial special mnnnor manner _ -r Directing the spiritual BRENTWOOD MEAT MARKET Our beautiful new The bufTalo barbecue by all Carmelites through­ out the world. exercises is the Rev. M ar­ 2170 So. Federal Across from Lincoln High Studio in the Brent­ lunches will be served July 16 is also the an­ ion Balsavich, O.S.B., of 935-1452 wood Shopping Cen under a large tent near St. Bede abbey. 111. the center of town. Cost of niversary of the apparition ter is now open for Some 14 members of the the meal is $1.50 and enti­ of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel FRYERS high school annual to St. Simon Stock in congregation are making ties the purchaser to a the renewal, in addition to sittings. chance at several cash Aylesford, Eng. in 1251, when she gave him the the 20 Sisters of the Clydes Italian & German Summer is the time prizes totaling $100. priory. brown scapular. She prom­ to have your sitting North High Class ised to all who faithfully' SAUSAGE 69‘ lb. for next year’s annual. wore her scapular, contin­ Country Sausage 19' lb. YOU SAVE MONEY Of '57 Sets Reunion ual protection in life, AND AVOID THE speedy liberation from End Cut RUSH. 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Charles Jonea 10.00 itier, the Academy Award­ commercial films to class­ give a hero imagery to erroneously think they are Jonal Holy Family-Security Denver—St Joseph Rev. Joseph Koontz 10.00 Cmhedrul 838.78 Village Hospital winning Negro actor who room use. Prior to Poitier’s Negro children who love — stressing their need for South All SalnU 364.96 75.00 Rev. John Doherty 25.00 C ralg-8t Michael Denver-Holy Ghost A lU r Rev. James Rasby 20,00 admits to only one-and-a- talk, the audience had Westerns.” adult manners, adult dress All Souls 621.00 Cripple Creek — A Rosary Society relief Ble*s«d Sacrament 710.14 25.00 Rev. Barry Wogan 10.00 viewed his Raisin in the and adult "survival train­ St Peter D enver-8t Joseph (Polish) Rev. David Costello 5.00 half years of formal educa­ D U R IN G his appearance Christ the King 1.051.00 C rook-St Peter Altar A Rosary Society Sun, which — it was ing,” ranging from cooking Cure d’Ars 258.00 10.00 Rev. Kenneth Funk S.OO tion, dramatically testified before the more than 500 O^rby-St Catherine D enver-8 t Joseph Rev. George Weibel 20.00 revealed by a show of to culture. Guardian Angels 150.00 Commerce City (Polish) PTA to the teaching power of assembled educators, Po­ ak cr Holy Cross (Thornton) 186.24 116.88 10.00 Rev. Matthias hands — most had shown East Lake-Our Lady D enver-8 t Louis-St Blenkush 10.00 films before an audience of itier commented on two I the Holy Family 366.00 of Sorrows Vincent de Paul Society Commented Bonnie Holy Ghost 425.00 38.25 10.00 Rev. Jsmes Ahern 25.00 teaching nuns, priests and to their students. Estes Park-O ur Laciy D enver-S t Rose of Lima Rev. l.eo Blach 15.00 education-theme films he cent Holy Rosary bo.oq He said the film, now Brennan, executive director of the Mountains 105.53 Holy Name Society 10.00 Rev. James Halloran 10.00 lay people. indi> Holy Trinity has made: the 1955 and of the National Catholic Evergreen-Christ the King 16.00 D en ver-S t Rose of Lima Rev. James Kane 25.00 In a talk that was the being shown frequently on (Westminster) 360.00 Fairplay-8t Joseph Altar A Rosary Society then controversial B lack ­ *like Most Precious Blood 559.02 11.6 10.00 Msgr. Gregory Smith 25.00 television, is one of the Communications Centre in Flagler-St Mary D enver-8 t Rose of Lima highlight of Fordham un­ Mother of Cod 246.85 Msgr. Walter -Caravar 15.00 board Jungle — in which Fleming-St Peter — St Rose Circle 10.00 Rev. Clement Gallagher .5.00 few that gives the White Toronto, writing in the Notre Dame 306.00 iversity’s fifth annual film- he played a tough young D en ver-6t Rose of Lima Canadian Register: Our Lady of Grace 101.36 FORT COLL1N8- Rev. John Slattery 10.00 study conference, Poitier community "an insight into Holy Family — Sacred Hesrt Circle 10.00 Rev. Joseph Leberer 20.00 punk who helped make Our Lady o f Lourdes 210.00 D enver-S t Rose of Lima Negro life. It’s important Our Lady of Fort Logan — Msgr. Anthony EIzi 50.00 ranged from how movies classroom life miserable for "To Sir, With Love is — Sacred Heart Circle 10.00 Rev. Edward Dinan 20.00 for people not familiar VislUtlon 10.00 St Patrick had taught him to use the teacher Glenn Ford — and not a great work of film Fort Lupton — Brighton —St Augustine Rev. John Anderaon 25.00 with Negro family life to Presentation 119.00 Altar A Rosary Society 10.00 Rev. Theodore Haaa 20.00 telephone to how movies Sacred Heart 61.65 St William the just-released To Sir, art, but it is an important Broomfield —Nativity Altar Msgr. John Moran 30.00 see a Negro family in­ SU Anne (Arvada) 394.00 Fort Morgan — can give members of his With Love, in which he film in that it is an at­ St Helena A Rosary Society 10.00 Rev. F' - S t Dominic 493.87 of Ixiurdes 13.00 (See Picture Page 1) London slum school by tion between the adult and Grand Lake —St Anne Rosary Society 10.00 Rev. John Molitor 10.00 sive to Negroes. S t Elizabeth 224.28 Rev. Michael Delaney 5.00 S t Francis (Kremmting) 76.00 Brush-St Mary-St resorting to psychology in­ teenage world. . . . reli- Monica’s Circle 10.00 Rev. Peter Urban 25.00 And the Negro, he add­ de Sales 625.00 "I only saw Westerns stead of discipline. lO U t GREELEY- Brush —St Mary —St Rev. Arthur Dresen 10.00 ed, must be able to see S t James 500.00 Mary's Circle 10.00 Rev. Frank Marfeld 10.00 because that’s all that was "I didn’t care too much "On a deeper level this she Our Ijidy of Peace films that give him "a St John the S t Peter Evergreen —Christ the King Altar Harley Schmitt 25.00 available when I was for B lack board Jungle,” film has much to say to us itry Evangelist 6.50.00 Haslun-Christ the A Rosary Society 15.00 Hev. Adam Ritter 15.00 more positive image of S t Joseph (Golden) 154.00 Msgr. George Evans 2S.(X) young,” Poitier recalled of he said, but not for the about the Christian virtue ign- King (Holyoke) 5.70 LeadviJie —St Joseph Altar himself.” S t Joseph (Polish) 70.00 Holyoke-St Patrick 48.48 A Rosary Society 25.00 Hev. James Puiileld 20.00 his childhcxxl in the Baha­ reasons it was attacked: o f true love and respect for S t Louis Hudson-St Isidore 20.00 Loveland —St John—Altar Rev. Charles Salmon S.OO mas, where he had to "This is especially impor­ (Englewood) 380.06 iO.tW Rev. Vincent Leo Smith 25.00 Namely, presenting a bad the individual. It doesn’t rior H ugo-St Anthony 21.40 A Rosary Society tant for the young Negro S t Mary Magdalene 280.00 Idaho Springs— Loveland —St John, Knights Rev. Gerard Cusack 50.00 leave school to help sup­ image of U.S. education. hit the audience over the t a (Edgewaler) St Paul of Columbus 10.00 Hcv. Frank Kappes 26.00 port the family. "But I was people,” Poitier noted. "I "That film tends to make head with a cudgel on this S t Mary (Littleton) 660.40 Iliff-S t Catherine Sterling—St Anthony Altar Rev. Anthony remember sliding down in St Patrick 98.00 A Rosary Society 50.00 Weinzapfel 5.00 able to learn things from us excuse schools which point. It simply states it. Julesburg-St Anthony 50.00 my theater seat, feeling Sts. Peter and Kit Carson-St Augustine 37.00 Sterling —St Anthony PTA 25.00 Msgr. Edward Leyden 25.00 films. For example, I was have slighter problems "If the audience leaves Paul 4in.(X) Sterling —St Anthony. Rev. William Vollmer 5.00 ashamed of some of the Kremmling —St Peter 13.71 able to learn geography than the ghetto school in the film with a feeling of S t Pius Tenth Keenesburg-Holy Family 30.00 Knights of Columbus 25.00 Hev. John Wind S.OO things I saw that had ster­ (Aurora) 311.00 Sterling —St Anthony. Rev. Leonard from them. Films taught Blackboard Jungle. In complacency because the iW 8 . Abercrombie 10.00 S t Hose o f Uma 313.35 LEADVILLE- Catholic Daughters me there were places like eotyped Negroes in them. a p . S t Therese (Aurora) 486.75 Msgr. Bernard Cullen 25.(X) other words, the film made film seems to say that all St Joseph 90.00 Rev. Kennith Brin 10.00 "I have tried to use films S t Vincent de Paul 730.00 Texas and California. it appear that as long as the teenagers needed was h o­ Limon —(Mission Rev. John Cotter 15.00 as an educational medium lt 9 of Hugo) 26.02 Rev. Omer Foxhoven 25.00 "That was when I was the students don’t beat up to conform to adult society, PARISHES OUTSIDE DENVER Archbishop James V. Case^ 50.00 Rev. Frank Syrianey 5.00 to help in developing a are Louisville—St Louis 103.40 about 10. Films came into a teacher’s pregnant wife then perhaps we can say it Akron—St Joseph 52.50 Loveland-St John 280.00 Bishop David M. Maloney 30.00 Rev. Patrick Kennedy 25.00 positive imagery about the rial Aspen —St Mary 80.92 Manitou —(Mission of Rev. Richard Lechman 5.00 Rev. John Canjar 10.(X) my life again in New — as they did in that film is the audience that is Negro and to pick those Bailey-Sacred Heart 12.74 Sacred Heart —Colorado Msgr. Charles Hagus 5.00 Rev. I.eopold Mechelich 5.00 York, when I was 16. I — everything’s all right.” lacking in perception and Basalt —St Vincent 30.09 Springs) Msgr. John Cavanagh 20.00 Rev. Walter Jaeger 10.00 films that would make Black Forest—Our Rev. Richard Ling 50.00 Bethlehem Fathers 29.50 was alone and I went to a not necessarily the film.” Minturn—St Patrick Negroes more positive l.ady Of Pines 25.70 Monument —St Peter Rev. Martin McNulty 25.00 Franciscan Fathers 100.00 theater in Harlem as often ("To Sir, With Love” — (Catholic Press Fea­ Brighton —St Augustine 280.00 (Mission of ElberP Msgr. William Jones 15.00 Jesuit Fathers. Regis 25. about being a Negro.” Breckenridge—St Mary 24.00 Oak Creek —St Martin 14.10 Rev. Edward Madden 10.00 Jesuit Fathers. Sacred as I could and I learned so will open at the Cinema tures) Broomfield-Nativity of Newcastle —Precious Blood Rev. Michael Kerrigan 10.00 Heart S.OO many things that helped Poitier confessed that he Villa Italia theater, Den­ Our Lord 300.00 (Mission of Rifle) S.OO Rev. Albert Puhl IS.(X) Oblate Fathers, Colorado me to get along. I learned made one film that "I was Brush-StMary 47.78 Peetz —Sacred Heart 21.00 Rev. Eugene Murphy 5.00 Springs 15.00 ver, on Ju ly 26.) B uH alo-S t Elizabeth 45.55 Platleville-St Nicholas 32.01 Rev. Robert Banigan 10.00 Servite Fathers, Welby 30.00 how to dial a telephone by not fond o f’ but which he Burlington-St Catherine 41.70 Rifle—St Mary 38.00 Rev. Donald Dunn 10.00 TheatJne Fathers, watching movies. These agreed to make solely be­ IN T H E F IL M , Poitier I0.(X> Fort Collins 5.00 Cascade —(Mission of Sacred Heart Roggen—Sacred Heart 40.00 Rev. James Hamblin cause he would have a role WEDDINGS Colo. Springs) 10.50 Silt-Sacred Heart 14.00 Msgr. Eugene O'Sullivan 50.00 Jesuit Fathers. St. were ordinary commercial decides to put aside the Central City —Assumption Steamboat Springs- Rev. Charles Sanger 10.00 Ignatius Layola 5 00 films, which gives you as a Negro cowboy: appar­ usual b (X > k lessons and (Idaho Springs) 10.00 CANDIDS Holy Name 33.35 Rev. Robert Meznar 5.00 some idea of the great ently Duel at Diablo, al­ Cheyenne Wells — Sterling —St Anthony Msgr. Michael gets through to the Cock­ )n either Co)or or Biacit ar

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Anna B. Mrs. Art Mastre RebeMtte Redelll Pueblo BMlewootf Beeldtr Page 8 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 13, 1967 Quorum, Palace Arms Brief Movie Comments Given 'Holiday' Awards Following are brief com­ structure o f the film, may prove background wash down the soap help to characterize the outlandish Two well-known Denver excellence of food and ser- one’s restau rant I Colo ments on some motion pic­ morally olTrnsivc. 'A-4 Adults, op(.‘ra sudsiness o f this tender, op- period. Members of the cast in- with ReaervalionK). timistic love story. In a graphic elude Julie Andrews, Carol Chan- restaurants were recipients vice is expected and de- H oliday s ® ® bened) tures that are currently sexual encounter virtue triumphs ning. Mary Tyler Moore. John recently of the H oliday manded of us. Both the year after year. Benet playing theaters throughout C asino Royale: A James Bond in effect, but rather slowly for the Gavin, and Jamea Fox. The result magazine award for "dis­ Palace Arms’ and Quo- This year, Holiday is the area. Sources are from story without Sean Connery is a sensibilities o f some viewers. lA-3l. of nil their efforts is an irreverent tinctive dining.” rum’s customers can, there- honoring 124 restauran s lieg is ler reviewers and the lavish spoof on the spy stories lark with definitely something for done on an extiensive scale with The Sand P ebb les: A three everybody. (A-l>. The Quorum restaurant fore, be assured of reliably with its top dining awar^ oncer National Catholic Office for win­ gimmicks galore. Even with a stur- hour color epic, the film is an al­ was given the award for outstanding food and ser- In addition to these fA u g. Motion Pictures: studdod cast headed by Peter Sell­ ways serious and sometimes grim Hurry Sundown: Superficial the fourth consecutive vice. ners, the magazine also Bend study o f the causes and effects of and patronizing in its treatment o f I’ rrHomi: This mulli-Ievelod ers and David Niven, the film is lists 146 "other recom-. racial attitudes and tensions, this year. The Palace Arms in Each year, representa­ study of perncmality by Ingmar merely routine am: A slapstick of awarding winning res­ ered to be outstanding. least, this fictional w film can be c om ^ y in which bank clerk Bob taurants published in the THE restaurants are se­ interpreted as an ironic statement Hope. H widower with seven child­ Baritone Set lected by H o lid ay ’s edi­ ren, finds a fortune and a pack o f current July issue contains TO QUOTE Holiday: on the inhuman excesses commit- tors, under the direction of ted in the pursuit o f m ilitary ob- trouble in a parking lot. (A-2). 145 changes from last "The 1967 ratings are the JUotion ^ICiafies jectives. However. the passive On Scrapbook year’s citations with 62 result of careful screening food editor Silos Spitzer. CLASSIFICATION BY NATIONAL CATHOLIC vi<>w<>r accept these elements Triple Cross: In this version of new restaurants, another after twelve months of The Palace Arms and the uncritically and even complacent­ the Eddie (Thapman Story, a clever Nolan Van Way, who is OFFICE FOR MOTION PICTURES 62 dropped. The list of top firsthand study. The res­ Quorum restaurant are the ly." (NCOMP comment. A-li. thief during World War II is uaed alternating the leading only two Colorado reci­ simultaneously by the Germans award winners alone con­ taurants receiving the role of Prince Danilo with Born Losers: "This film at­ and the English as a spy. The non­ tains 21 changes, with 14 Aw ard are those judged to pients of the "Distinctive David Smith in the Cen­ tempts to deal seriously with a hero combines love for money and restaurants added and be outstanding for excel­ Dining Award.” critical problem in American socie­ women with daring and courage in tral City Opera Festival Folio wing are clBssificntions of motion pictures of th<> National seven removed. lence in their city or Catholic Office of Motion Pictures for films currently playing Den­ ty but due to some contrived and feats that lend to be over-pro- production of Franz Lehnr’s longiKl before the British drama state.” ver first-run. neighborhood, and drive-in theaters, as well us those implausible treatm ent does not The Merry Widow, will succeed. As a consequence, its real­ reaches its ironic end. (A-3). "W e traditionally 'hold Karl Mehlmann. presi­ appearing on television in the Denver. Colorado Springs and Ster­ be featured on Scrapbook ling areas. Ratings of movies on TV are checked against listings ism tends to degenerate into our breath’ each year at dent and general manager purpoHcless brutality and sensa­ Two for the Road: Starring of Sound Sunday, July 16, found in "TV Guide” magazine, ('lassifications are: A-1, family; A- Audrey Hepburn and Albert F in­ award time,” Pierre Wolfe, of the Brown Palace hotel, tionalism." (N C O M P comment. B.» 10 p.m., on K F M L -F M 2. adults and adolescenlsj A-,3. adults only; A-4, adults only with ney, n sophisticated romantic come­ owner of the Quorum said. said: "It is not only a reservations; B. Morally objectionable in part for all; C Con­ Radio (98..5), Denver. Africa-Texas Style: American dy traces the background o f quar­ "Award winning restaur­ great honor to be selected, demned. (Compiled by (’arol Good! cowboys arc hired to herd wild rels and brief infidelities in a Van Way. a former Gold­ but an equally important floundering marriage. Notable ants are watched closely.” C; T h e (»rou p. B; T h e .Mummy, animals in Africa. Intriguing en Gloves boxer who aban­ he added. "A consistent achievement to know that current Movies movie with lots of action in exotic flashback camera-technique and A-2; The Pawnbroker, A-3; The score by Henry Mancini in addi­ doned an engineering ca­ A frica Addio, K; A .Man and A settings. iA-l>. Shaggy Dog. A-l; They Came tion to beautifully photographed reer to sing, will be heard Woman, A-3; A Man For All From Beyond Space, A-l; Three scenery. iA-3). via recordings from his ScaaonH. A -l; Ruay Body, A-3; Bites o f A pple. B: T h u n d er A l­ Snbsv W hite an d the Seven Evergreen album. "Through Madeleine Fiorino Sings Dimenhion .5, unliatcd. Divorce ley. unlisted; Time Travelers, B; Dwarfs: Walt Disney's first fea­ John Balink, ture length fairy-tale remains Grand Prix: Thin storyline cen­ American Style, A-3; Eight on Tobru k, A-2; Torn C?urtain, B; the Years With Vincent amazingly fresh and enjoyable. ters around Europe's Grand Prix your host, is the lae com­ U). and Brian Bedford star (A-3). pany, will He heard in eight director of the All Souls’ residents of P a r k e r , Captain's Table ,'i; I, A Woman, Unlisted; .My Been Sleeping in M y Bed, B; placent about the moral life o f its of Youmans* finest composi­ parish choir, Englewood, is have three children, Plaza. S ister. ,My L ov e . C; N eva d a Wild. Wild Planet, A-2; Wrong charitable but promiscuous her­ tions. appearing as "Sister Mar- Paul, Michelle, and the fabulous A > Smith, A-3; One Million Years Box, A-2. oine." (N C O M P comment. B'. You're a Big Boy Now: Be­ B.('., A-2; Perils o f Pauline. A-2; cause the comic style of this film garetta” in the D enver John, who have also m ent H E IS a member of the .Snow White, A -l; Tam ing o f the On Television Don’t Make Waves: Ixiw Moral does not always succeed, its erotic P o st’s production of Rodg­ performed in area musi­ four winds Shrew, A-3; Tam m y and the tones, suggestive costuming and elements become occasionally exag­ New York City Opera as­ SATURDAY, JULY 15 ers and Hammerstein’s cal productions. Millionaire. A-l; The Bible, A-l; situations (N C O M P comment. Bi. gerated. Moreover, although the motor hotel The Lost Volcano. A-2; Dan­ sociation and has sung major 'I he Caper of Golden Bulls, A-,3; theme o f the film is concerned The Sound of Music, now Every issue o f every newspaper gerous Money, A-l; Phantom of opera roles in Germany and 4600 W. Co lfax-at Vrain The Honey Pot, A-3; The Poppy Luv! "The sometimes crude with the handicaps and problems through July 16 at Chees- contains information and features the flungle, A-2; Slaughter on phone 244-8001 Is Also a Flower, A-2; The .Sand humor o f this satire on marriage which beset an adolescent in his Spain. Van Way is making man park, Denver. of interest to every member of the 10th A venue, A-2: F ort Deriance, Pebbles. A-3; The Ten Com­ may prove offensive to some view­ effort to develop a mature attitude his debut at Central City in family. A-2; The Explosive Generation, Wife of architect Lee mandments, A-l; Throughly ers.” (N CO M P comment, A-4). toward sex. its treatment presents B; Zombies of Mora Tau, B; the Lehar work. Modern Millie, A-l; You Only some moral ambiguity. (A-4; Mor- Fiorino, Mrs. Fiorino has N igh t o f the Blood Beast, B; Also on the program will Live Twice, A-3; Wild, Wild I*la- Hawaii: Only i segment of ally unobjectionable for adulU, been featured recently with N ew Orleans, A-2; T h e Proud net, A-2; Woman Times Seven, James Michener's gigantic novel with reservations*. be songstress Vivian and the Profane. A-2; The Mil­ the Brico Symphony Or­ B. about the struggle between an Blaine in recordings of lionaire .Mermaid, A-I; The chestra. She also teaches BARBECUE ly missionary and the islands' pa­ songs by Vernon Duke and Golden Blade. A-l; High Sierra, cla.sscs in natural child­ Neighborhood, Drive-In gan way of life is used. Jocelyne Sacred Heart Program Irving Berlin. B; U m berto D. B; Born Y ester­ l,a Garde shines as the hefty is­ birth for Denver area resi­ day. B; It Happened at the The program, produced Absent-Minded Professor A-l; land ruler. Stars M ax Von Sydow, dents. BEEF BENEFIT After the Fox, A-2; Africa Texas World’s Fair, A-2; Streets of Richard Harris, and Julie Andrews "That All May Be One” by Ed Tynan, is narrated Style, A-1; Alfie, A-4; Alvarez Paris, A-3; Rock Island Trail, A- are effective (A-3>. is the subject of an ad­ and directed by Clement J. Her brother, Bernard 1: Paula, A-2. Kelly, A-3; A ny Wednesday, A-3; dress to be given by the Zeehu. Saturday, August 5, 1967 Appaloosa, A-2; Arrividerci SUNDAY. JULY 16 Turgeon. a Canadian bari­ Man F'or All Scaaona: Excellent Rev. Charles F. X. Do­ i JIN Baby. B: Big .Mouth, A -l; Blue Oregon Passage, A-2; Onion- adaptation o f the Broadway sue- News Deadline! tone, is appearing for a 4:30 - 8:30 p.m. .Max, B; Burn F'rce, A -l; Brighty head, B; Heaven Only Knows, cesa about the iaat aeven yeara in lan, S.J. on the Sacred second summer in the Cen­ of (irand Canyon, A-l; Casino A-2; Curly Top, A-l; Agent 8N. the life of Sir Thomas More who Heart program Sunday. The deadline for news tral City opera productions. Royale. A-3; Cat Ballou, A-2; A-3; The George Raft Story, A-3; met a martyr's death rather than July 16, 10:15 a.m., on stories and pictures tt> Chuka, A-3; Dear John, C; W om a n's W orld. A-2. compromise his conscience. Paul SACRED HEART Devil's Angels, B: Dirty Dozen, MONDAY. JULY 17 Schofield gives one o f the screen's KBTV, Channel 9, Den- appear in the "Register” A-4; Doctor You've Got to be Port of New York, A-2; These all-time best performances (A-l). is M onday at 9 a.m. MAR-LEE K idding, B; Dr. Zhivago, A-2; Wilder Years. A-2; Woman’s THE FAMILY F^asy Come, Easy Go, A-l; Evil World, A-2: Armored Command, Taming of the Shrew: Intensive RETREAT HOUSE of Frankenstein, A-2; Farenheit A-3; The Wild and the Innocent. staging techniques have been ap­ RESTR. & BAR 451, A - l; Fantastic Voyage. A -l; A-2; Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. plied to a free adaptation o f the Sedalia, Colorado — Hwy. 67 First to Fight, A-2; Fistful of Malone, R; No Love for John­ Shakespeare text which results in A DOUBLE SHOT Jarre Canyon Rd. Dollars, B; Funny Thing Hap­ nie, B; Money, Women and a noisy but scintillating film that $1.25 Adults .75 Children pened on Way to Forum. A-3; Guns, A-I; Possessed. A-2. prc.serves the flavor o f the original o f Gambit, A-I; Georgy Girl. A-4; TUESDAY. JULY IH work but seems lacking in a firm Irish W iskey ...... 60 c 3 Serving Lines! Glass Bottom Boat. A-2; Good T h e F lee t’s In, A-2; T he .Mas­ interpretation. ' Guy in from FLORIDA) P oo r Dad. B: Penelope, A-3; the World, A-3. Persona, A-4; Phantom of Oper- THURSDAY. JULY 20 AND OUR WONDERFUL Ad a, A-2; Proresslonals. A-3; Reluc­ N e v e r S a y Die, B; She P la yed PANCAKES! tant Astronaut, A-l; Russians With Fire. A-2; Pepe. A-l; The sm ile...sa^ 7 TREAT YOURSELF TODAY! Are Coming, A-l; Smoky, .-V-I; Dam Busters. A-l; The Cracks­ Spinout, A-l; Sound of Music, man. A-3; The Helen Morgan A-l; Terrornauts, A-l; The Story, A-2; Fanfare For A Apartment. A-3; The Chase. A-3; Death, A-3. Th.; Corrupt Ones. B; The Dead­ FRIDAY. JULY 21 ly Bees, A-2; The Game Is Over, The Wayward l.ife, A-3; F^x- v t r / CheeeseBiir^er euse My Dust, A-l; The Helen Morgan Story. A-2: Underworld. U.S.A., B; My Wife’s Best PANCAKE HOUSE TYNAN TOWN RESTAURANT F'riend, B; T h e Gun H aw k, B; P re s e n ts The F'emalc Animal. B; The IStS So. Colo BlvU. Gypsy and the Gentleman, A-3; ISM Watt Colfax I Inside the Walls of F'olsom Pris­ •ass East Colfax Nolan on, B. VAN WAY (AppaarlsainOnIral Cl«r'* 'Tha Marrf Wi4aw-> yotM bet your sw eet Vivian life it^s different! • Vi BLAINE lish ACRES OF FREE PARKING / THOUSANDS OF FREE • Si Singing the Music of SEATS / DAILY DOUBLE AND QUINIEU / TUESDAY THRU SATURDAY, RAIN OR SHINE / POST TIME ViiK-eiit VOUMANS 2:00 P.M. / TWILIGHT RACING FRIDAYS — 3:00 P.M. / UDIES DAY EVERY TUESDAY. NINE MILES SOUTH Vernon OF DOWNTOWN DENVER, COLORADO —SANTA FE W hen people want to smile, they order a McDonald's DUKK cheeseburger. It’s the cheeseburger that kept one o f DRIVE (U.S. 85) AT LIHLETON the world's largest cheesemakers busy for months, creating the perfect cheese that melts more evenly living than any other kind, one sharp enough to let you HEHLIN know its there. We call it McDonald's Special T horoughbred Blend—foe special smiles—the cheese that melts • D( into a mouthwatering blend o f juicy, pure-bcef • Ti others horse raeing at hamburger and freshly baked bun that can’t missi - O n - be beat. When you wane to smile, stop by McDonald's and say cheeseburger. L ook for the Golden centeniiiai TOM C R ^ E R Arches at McDona]d’s-"the closest thing to home.” ■ ■ 131 KFML-FM (98.5) RolliinjO^HOW De 1 D e n v e r , i tie 10 P.M. Sunday, 4:05 to 5:30 PM Ju ly 16 M c D o n a l d ’s Produced by.* Edward T. Tynan Look For The Golden Arches' Ns ROUND’N ABOUT I C r t Ad an d Oirected Narrated by; 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. Cii Clement J. Zeeba D E N V E I MONDAY THRU FRIDAY East Colfax at Pennsylvania ' ^ pn Colorado Springs Thursday, July 13, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Page 9 lenet Hill Benefit O0G) CYRA Standings :oncert Set Aug. 11 Following are official All SaInU Reds A ll Saints Cubs I Colorado Springs — school, Colorado Springs. standings of both the Nor­ Icnedlctine Sisters from H e will be assisted by Sis­ thwest and Southeast divi­ CLASS "AAA” ienet Hill Priory, Colorado Presentation Tigers ter Dominic Zecha, his sis­ sions of the Catholic Youth Notre Dame Yankees Springs are beginning pre* ter. Sister Dominic has Recreation Association All Saints Angels arations for a Benefit also been appointed chief (CYRA) as of July 9. Re­ Notre Dame Packers oncert, to be presented Notre Dame Cardinals photographer of the pro­ cords are listed by classes Holy Family Reds 11 at 8 p.m. in the gram. and reported by Donald E, Holy Family Greens Bcnet H ill academy audito- The director, Sister Su- Holy Family Golds Searcy, official C Y R A scor­ Notre Dame S u m . sanne Schmelzle from the er: Thunderbirds music department at Benet Southeast Division Notre Dame Mustangs ■ Purpose of the concert is Notre Dame Chargers Hill, said a wide variety of C LA SS -A’ WON LOSS TIES Presentation Bobcats ^^.to raise funds to partially musical selections will be Bl. Sac. Falcons BOO All SainU Cube bmplete and make ade- offered. S c Vincent I‘ irat«s S 1 0 Notre Dame Hustlers CYO S c Roar Beavera S 3 1 All Saints Reds uate for use the audito< S c John Hawka 3 3 3 SC Dominic’s Colts §um and stage sections for Sisters from the com­ Looking at Sports S c Vincent Dodgers 3 S 0 fih e coming school year. munity will play organ, S c Vincent Bravea 3 S 1 CLASS "MAJOR” Activities S c Roae Bears 3 6 0 Notre Dsme Shamrocks “ ack of funds prevented piano, violin, guitar, and S c Hose Seats 3 6 1 Notre Dame Micks ^mpletion of these areas ukulele in various ar­ St. M ary Magdalene SC Vincent Cubs 1 7 0 SC Dominic’s Bobcats _}ith the main portion of The CYO of St. Mary Denver professional sports scene, which goes up and down like a yo- Presentation Panthers rangements. Singing CLASS ~AAA” All Saints Angels ^ the building. groups will harmonize in Magdalcne parish, Denver, yo, appears to be on the upswing at the moment. Only time will tell if this Bl. Sac. Falcons 62 7 1 0 All Saints Cubs religious, classical, pti- SC Rose Brsves 5 1 1 SC Dominic's F*Troop is sponsoring a hayrack marks the beginning of better things or if fans are destined to be plunged Bl. Sac. Falcons 61 5 3 0 Notre Dame J K A D IN G the ticket triotic, light operatic, ride and wiener roast on back into the depths of despair exp>erienced the past several years. SC Rose Cubs 5 3 0 Fighting Irish Sc Vincent Yankees 5 4 0 ^mniittee will be Robert and folk songs to suit Saturday, July 15, from 8 fcha. activities co-ordina- Sc John Greens 3 5 0 the tastes of both the to 10 p.m., at Applewood least it’s a start. W e potential is there and Sa- franchise in the newly-or- Sc Vincent Twins 3 5 1 tor from Wasson high young and old. stables, 16000 W . 32nd only hope it continues, ban strikes us as the type ganized American Basket- SC Hose Dodgers 3 6 0 Catholic Hour Sc Vincent Giants 3 5 0 avenue. Admission is $1.25 T h ere are, o f course, who can get the best out ball Association, Sc John Golds 3 7 0 per persons. For further several reaso.'is for this of the players available. pOK A TIME it ap- Radio Series CLASS '’MAJOR” Colo. Springs Opera information, persons may npsurgej of hope for the peared this venture was SC Rose Indians 6 3 0 call 233-2036. future. still re- doomed for failure. Fortu- S c John Hawks 6 2 1 Continues ^ , No. 1 has to be the Bl. Sac. Falcons 6 2 0 All Souls mains a question mark, nately, local fin an cial Sacred Heart Tigers 4 3 1 ...... O , ...... Cookie Gilchrist, who re -.backing (instead of strictly S c Hose Tigers 4 4 0 During July the Catholic Guild Fete July 15 The All Souls CYO is trating years it would turns from Miami after Los Angeles money) was RC Vincent Hour radio series is pre­ Cardinals 3 6 0 sponsoring an afternoon seem things are looking some bitter parting words forthcoming in the person- Sc Vincent Astros 0 9 0 senting a series o f repeat y.fColorado Springs — A four rooms of the Antlers, bikehike and picnic on up. Since being hired as a year ago, has certainly age of J W Ringsby and performances of programs teecial evening of enter- and headliners will include July 16, leaving from A ll gen eral m a n ag e r and proven in the past he’s one bis son Don The Denver Northwest Division most requested by listeners ^inment for the family the "Good Guys” and the Souls’ school at 3 p.m. The coach, Lou S ab an has o f the best - when he entry to be known as the TTAM WON LOSS TIES during the past year. CLASS •’A” will be sponsored by the "Skylarks” from the Air picnic will be held at Mul- shown he'll operate on an wants to be. We have a Rockets appears to be on Presentation The program is heard ^3olorado Springs Opera Force academy, the Colora­ len high school. The group efticient, well organized hunch h e’ll want to be firm footing Here too it Alleycata 8 0 0 each Sunday at 12:30 .Guild on Saturday, July Presentation Liona 7 1 1 do Springs and Columbine will return to All Souls for basis, a far cry from that under Saban. „ j | i take time to produce a Preaentation p.m, on KOA Radio, ' 16, 6:15 p.m. to 12 mid­ chapters of the Sweet Ade­ a songfest. Cost is 35 of past years. A d d in g to the enthu- winner, but at least a start l.eopards 6 3 0 D enver. night, at the new Antler’s lines barbershop quartet, cents. A good d r a f t -- e v - siasm about the Broncos, has been made in the right H oly Family Bluea 4 4 1 The programs include: All Saints Angela 3 6 0 Plaza. the Beta Fours, the music Sts. Peter, Paul idenced by last Saturday of course, is the tremen- direction. "The Present Position of A variety of entertain­ of Glad Morath and Lois . Tj , Coaches’ All-America dous job done by the jf the Kansas City hock- Riding Club To Give Jewish-Christian Relations, ment will be offered in La Ponsie, and dancer “ " ‘*1 ~ DOERS, the group of citi- ey franchise is transferred Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, Marietta Wilhelm. C lfO , Wheatridge, plans an cates the Broncos could zens w ho decided to do here, which appears a pos- Shows at Estes Park July 16; "The Future of Food of all sorts w ill be outing to Castle Rock on field an improved team, something constructive sibility Denver fans will The Lakewood Western- Theology,” the Rev. Walter offered, as well as refresh­ although fans are cau- about keeping the Broncos be provided a more varied aires, a riding club, will Burghardt, S.J., July 23; ments. lered in St. 1-rancis ot A s- tinned against expecting a in Denver rather than sit- sports menu, put on two shows in Estes and "All Doctrine Is Social Mrs. Richard Walsh, sisi church. Castle Rock, at * miracle the first season ting around and griping As for the Bears, maybe Park on July 15 and 16. Doctrine,” Thomas Klise, VittogM e. member of the Divine Re­ 5 p.m. A barbecue supper under Saban’s able guid- after the bond issue for a we should just say 'W ait Performances are set for 8 July 30. deemer parish, is cochair­ w ill follow on the picnic ance. new stadium met a re- till next vpar” and let it p.m. and admission is $2 The series is produced ITALIAN man of the games commit­ grounds. 'Tickets are $1.50. Floyd Little, Pete Duran- sounding defeat. at that. But anything for box seats, $1.50 for the by the National Council of RESTAURANT tee; Mrs. James Billups of Further information may ko, Tom Beer, and other They took on the seem- can happen. Just ask the grandstand, (bhildren prices Catholic Men in coopera­ are 75 cents. & PIZZERIA St. Paul’s parish is in be obtained by calling highly touted rookies still ingly impossible task of Phillies of 1964. tion with N B C Radio. charge of decorations, and M ike Baumann, 238-5586; must prove they can play raising $1.8 million to pay W h ile not an an nu al • Steaks • Cocktails Rosie Malone, 424-4386; or w ith the pros. T h e A ll- off the mortgage on Bears event here the nrestigious • Wine • Hecr Mrs. l.’’s college, ip Tseheseke: Colorado State PEANUTS HUCKO'S Calif.: Montgomery Ward Out- university, honors scholarship: Twin Quin wagering • Roomier main line wagering area Htanding Teenager award. Michael Walsh: Catholic Un­ Air-conditioned Timberline Lounge • Cafeteria William Crowe: SL Mur>'’s col­ QUARTET iversity of America, Regis col­ Admission 25C • Parking free • Minors not admitted. Suppose We Send lege. Calif. lege. Dan Dicdrich: Notre Dame Dave Baker: Colorado State MILE HIGH KENNEL CLUB Denver, on US 6 & 85 N. Alumni scholar, SL John's col­ RALPH SUTTON, Plano college. Western State, FL I.«wi8 A Check for a Change? lege, Minn.; Colorado State un­ JOHNNY PISCI, Drums college. University of Wyoming, iversity, creative writing schol- and Mesa Junior college. DALE PATTERSON, Bass Kd Grcenwald: Evans golf I-arry Biernbaum: Brigham and the hobu/ous • We'il do it every year of your life if you estab­ scholarship to Denver universi­ Young university, Colorado ASK ST. JUPE FOR HELP lish an Extension Annuity. ty- Slate university, University of Kenneth Houlihan: Dean’s Wyoming: Tom Chase: Western • Sample returns on Extension Annuities: scholarship to College of Santa State; and James Dcidcl: Colo­ Fc; Colorado State college. rado State university. University Solemn Novena in his honor Dave I.ancha: Colorado col­ of Wyoming, Colorado universi­ lege, Colorado Springs; Mike ty; Brigham Young university, Women A ge M en Lindburg: Colorado college, KansH.H State university, Mont­ July 19 to 27 60 •t.H'; Colorado Springs; Charles Li- gomery Ward Outstanding Teen­ 66 6 .:r i •i.H'f jan: lYinidad Junior college; ager award. “For alter they (the brethren who have 6U 6 .0 '; 5 .:f ; gone to sleep in the peace ol Christ) have 6.5 7 .0 'f ■6.0'r been received into their heavenly home and 70 h .:f ; 7 .0 '; HUNGRY? K,:F? are present to the Lord, through Him and 75 lo .O '; CUT IT OUT! (this coupon, that is) with Him and in Him, they do n ot cea s e to HO 12.5'< 1 0 .0 '; ML-1 intercede with the Father 'or us. . . . Thus, by their brotherly interest, our weak­ ness Is greatly strengthened." • Desipned especially for “Senior Citizens” — Paragraph 49, • Thu ideal way to ensure life income and to- help the home "The Constitution on the Church" missions besides. Second Vatican Council The Beer with GUSTO EVEN THOUGH YOUR NEED ^EEMS HOPELESS PUT IT BEFORE ST. JUDE WITH CONFIDENCE I The Catholic Church Extension Society R 1 Malt liquor of Quality Fill H t and mail the cejpen belew. indicating your petition, and it will be 1307 South W abash A ve., Chicago, Illinois 60605 ■ placed before the Shrine daring the Nevena. Yoa can participate in the spiritaal benefits either by attending the services at the Shrine or by offering tbe Dear Fathers: | BIG SHEF For 1c Novena prayers privately er in your own church. I Please send your free booklet on Extension Annul- | ...u h tn you huv ont at rcKular prict. Coutwu Good AAURRAY BROS. ties. W'hat return could you offer me on an invest- | Bij; Shef ... (iro oprn flame cooked beef pattiet, melted Kraft chtane, our aecret tlurtnR Petition- ment o f I tauca and freth lettuce ... all terced on Thursday. July 13 4 $ 7 My birth date is sex ^ DISTRIBUTING CO. ■ 4 ' ,»EO. . 0 0 Friday, July It « N am c - I understand that this inquiry is in strictest confidence I 2 Big Shefs-Only 4Bc I l C j u C i V and will entail no obligation. J BURGER CHEF WHOLESALERS i Nam e...... g CHy. I A ddress...... ■ 1725 W. MISSISSIPPI AVE. PH. 935-0359 Robert M . — Paul V. Murray Mail to: SHRINE OF ST. JUDE THAIJDEUS ATHMAR PARK SHOPPING AREA I City ...... Zone ...... State ...... ■ 1909 South Ashland Avenue * Chicage, Illinois 60608^ PEOPLE ON THE G O ...G O BURGER CH EF______P a g e 10 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER Thursday, July 13, 1967 State Rules on Young Drivers LEGAL NOT'ICES IN TH E P R O B ATE COURT INTHE DISTRICT COURT In and for tho Denver Priest Receives Medal Vary, Vacationers Reminded In nnd For tlw City and County City and County of Donvar "Don’t let your 16 or 17 and one month old; of Donvtr and and Stato of Colorado abled 5,000 Peruvian fami­ No. Solemn Mass in A n n un - Lima from South Vietnam year old child accompany- Pennsylvania — Drivers Slatt of Colorado NOTICE TO CREDITORS By Jim Sena lies to become homeowners. Civil Action No. C-01070 Estate of Inar W. Fovuler. (Deceased) ciation church J u ly 5, where he is currently ing you on your vacation under the age o f 18 may Native Denverite Father working to establish a sim­ IN THE MATTER OF THE DETER­ No. P-43*JS 1942. trip this summer drive in not drive betw een the MINATION OF INTERESTS IN All persons having claim* against Daniel McClellan. M.M., ilar chain of cooperatives THE MISSIONARY, PROPERTY OF VICTOR Ihe aOove named estate are required has received the highest some states, even though hours of mid-night and 5 D. OeCRESCENTIS. Doceasod... to file them lor allowance In the Pro­ The 51-year-old there. who has two sisters, Miss honor that can be bestowed he has a valid Colorado a.m. unless aox>mpanied NOTICE bate Court of the City and County of Maryknoller is known as Father McClellan Margaret McClellan and THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Denver., Colorado, on or before Ihe SIh by a parent; day of December, 1W7. or said claims by the Peruvian govern* launched his first coopera­ Mrs. Frank Grebenc, living driver’s license,” the Rocky COLORADO "Father Dan” in Peru and shall be forever barred. ment — the Order of the in Denver, said recently Mountain AAA Auto club Maine — Does not allow is considered the most tive movement in 1956 Sun. that the credit unions were cautions. a non-resident under the important leader of the with 23 members and $23. TO: SHARON ' OeCRESCENTIS, Casey and Klene The Maryknoller. since "a dream ... a dream of age of 17 to drive unless MICHAEL THOMAS OeCRESCEN­ cooperative movement in Today he is responsible for An analysis of state mo­ Allorney lor Ihe estate 1955, has been the dynam­ liberty, a dream of break­ TIS. also known as M ICH A EL TH O M ­ 621 Symes Bldg., Denver. Colo. Latin America. He will 550 cooperatives including the operator meets their Telephone 222-4555 ic force in establishing a tor vehicle laws demon­ AS, VICTOR OeCRESCENTIS and tbe Parishes’ Central of­ ing the chains of economic driver education require- DENNIS O ECRESCENTIS. and to all (Published in the receive the Order of the strates a lack of uniformity Denver Calhollc Register) nationwide network of fice, Peru’s National Feder­ slavery which were so ments. other persons who are or claim to be Sun when he returns to concerning the minimum First Publication: June 22, 1967 credit cooperatives and ation of Cooperative Cre­ heavy that they tyrannized heirs of said decedent, and to all per­ Lasi Publication: July 13, 1967 driving age in various sons interested. cooperative housing deve­ dits and El Pueblo Mutual, the material life of the Father General lopments among the poor states, according to Charles NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT a housing development people and absorbed the ’GREETING Estate of Beatrice Mitchell, also in Peru. Julian Sipres cooperative which has en­ spiritual life.” Ozias, Jr., the auto club’s Named by Friars TA K E N O TICE that a Petition has known as Beatrice D. Mitchell, Ward. been filed in this cause alleging that No. P-26206 general counsel. Garrison, N.Y. — The Notice I* hereby given that 1 have Kersey — Requiem Mass the above named decedent died Father McClellan is a States having minimum Very Rev. Michael leavirtg an undivided one-third (H ) filed my final report in the Probate graduate of Annuncia­ was offered Monday, July interest In the following, described Court of the City and County of Den­ driving* age requirements (Camillus) Daniel, S.A., property: situate and being in the City ver, Colorado, and that any person tion grade and high 3, in Our Lady of Peace Ecumeitical Center Set for non-residents over the and County of Denver, and State of. desiring to object to the same Jhall was named sixth Father school. He was ordained church, Greeley, for Julian Colorado: file written obiectlon with Ihe said age of 16 include: General of the Friars of Beginning at a point on Central Street court on or before July 31, 1967. J u n e 21, 1942, at the Sipres, 21, who died June Esther M. Mitchell New York — Requires the Atonement, Graymoor, 50 feet southwesterly from East cor­ Maryknollers’ seminary 28. ner of Block 15, Kasserman's Addition Conservatrix For College in Pueblo non-resident drivers to be N .Y., at the general chapter to Denver; thence at right angles Thomas L. Ford in Ossining, N.Y., after Born in Wichita Falls, Allorney concluded here. Father northwesterly 115 feet to a point in which he returned to Tex., on Jan. 9, 1946, he Pueblo — First steps to mits that the "figure is 18 years of age; Lot 28, said Block 15 on southeasterly! T700 East 5lh Avenue Daniel will direct the ac­ line of a public alley; thence at right Denver, Colorado 80218 Denver to offer his first lived briefly in Oslo, establish a $160,000 ecu­ only a guess at this time.” New Jersey — Requires (Published in Ihe tivities of 350 Friars in angles southwesterly 25 feet to a Minn., before coming to menical religious center at The major denominations non-resident drivers to be point; ther>ce at right angles southeast- Denver Catholic Register) various parts of the U.S. erl>-’ llS feet to Central Street; thence First Publication: June 22, 1967 Colorado about 1950. He Southern Colorado State w ill raise funds and the 17 years old; Last Publication: July 13, 1967 Monday Deadline! and Canada, Japan, Eng­ northeasterly along Central Street 25 worked in the Kersey area college here were taken committee will seek finan- Hawaii — Minimum age feet to place of beginning; known as '1755 Central, Denver, Colorado; and NOTICE OF FINAL SBT^BMENT last week. cial assistance from foun- for non-residents is 20; land, B r a z ih a n d m Rome. The deadline for news as a farm laborer. His fa­ which is also described as an undivid­ Estate of SARAH C. G O R R E L L stories and pictures to ap­ ther, Lorenzo Sipres, died A committee representing dation bequests and Indiana — Requires non­ ed one-third (VS) Interest In the follow­ (Deceased) John J. Mullen ing described real property, situate In No. P-41909 pear in the "D enver Catho­ in February, 1954. the city’s major religious private contributions. residents to be 16 years ■the City and County of Denver, State Requiem Mass was of­ Notice is hereby given that I have lic Register" is Monday at 9 Survivors include his denom inations met to of Colorado, to-wit: The West 25 feet a.m. Correspondents are fered Wednesday, July 12, of East 75 feet of Lots 29 to 32 inclu­ filed my final report in the Probate mother and stepfather, Mr. study proposals for design Court of the City and County of Den­ asked to have their material Mrs. Emma Trevino in the Denver Cathedral sive and of Southerly 15 feet of Lot and Mrs. Manuel Eggert of submitted by architects 28B 15 Kasserman’s Add. ver Colorado, and that any person at the "Register” office at for John J. Mullen, of Chi­ desiring to object to the same shall Jim Gardner and John Requiem Mass was of- society of Our Lady of this time to assure publica­ Kersey; four brothers, Tino cago, a nephew of the late That the Petition names the above file written objection with the said Hurtig. . fered July 11 in St. Caje- Guadalupe parish, Denver, persons as the heirs at law of dece­ court on or before August 31, 1967. tion in the following Thurs­ Sipres of Ft. Lupton, John J. K. Mullen. Mr. Mullen, Some eight m ^or denom­ tan’s church, Denver, for was also a member of the dent and the present owner of the' John B. Carraher day issue. Sipres, Denver; Joe Sipres, 84, died in Chicago on property. Executor inations of the city will Mrs. Emma Crollett Trevi- St. Francis de Sales, Den- You are notified to answer said peti­ Commerce City; and Jesse July 7. Bernard B. Carraher no, wife of Ramon Trevino ver. Altar and Rosary so- tion within 20 days after service of Attorney (or the estate Sipres, Anaheim, Calif.; form the "Foundation for Born in Denver March this notice on you (if served by publi­ 1010 Midland Savings Bldg. Finance.” Although the bas­ o f the 'Trevino mortuary, ciety, and the Good Ameri- cation within 20 days after the last and four sisters, Mrs. Sal 19, 1883, he was graduated Denver, Colorado 80202 825-5134 . ic financial organization Denver. cans. publication of this notice) and In de-. JERRY BREEN Salazar of Kersey, Mrs. from Regis college and at­ fault of an answer the Court will pro­ (Published in the Denver Catholic will be made up of major Mrs. Trevino, 58, died She is survived by her ceed to hear the matter as provided Register) Lupe Gomez, Denver; Mrs. tended Massachusetts Insti­ Florist church groups, no faith suddenly late Thursday, husband; a brother, Fred by law. First Publication: July 6. 1967 Sally Gonzalez, Evans, and tute of Technology. He Dated at Denver, Colorado, this 15 Last Publication: July 27, 1967 1521 Champa will be excluded from the July 6. Rosary was recited Crollett of Albuquerque; a day of June, 1967. Mrs. Cesario Briseno of married the former Jean­ 266-3131 chapel,” the spokesman for Monday, July 10, in St. daughter, Mrs. Marcelo Frank H. Conry, Denver. nette Dulmage in Denver Clerk of the District Court the committee said. The Cajetan’s. Targa, of Denver, and By Katherine Cain in 1912. center will be one of the Born Aug. 19, 1909, in three grandchildren. Deputy Clerk Brighton A retired consulting en­ (Published in the Denver Albuquerque, N.Mex., she Catholic Register) few "truly all-faith chapels gineer, he was a member attended St. Vincent’s aca­ Mrs. Richard Buhr First Publication: June 22, 1967 in the nation,” he said. Last Publication: July 13, 1967 SWIGERT BROS. demy in Albuquerque, and of Denver Elks Lodge 17. RICE FUNERAL CHAPEL Surviving are two sons, married Ramon Trevino in Stratton — Requiem Equipped to Fulfill Your Necxls E S T IM A T E D cost of the John R. Mullen of Moab, OPTOMETRISTS Albuquerque in 1926. Mass was offered July 5 in 24 Hour Ambulance Service center is $160,000,. al­ Utah, and Robert L. Mul­ After the death of her St. Charles church, Strat­ though the committee ad- len of Skokie, III.; a P h o n e 659-2321 . Devoted To Your Complete Vision Care father, Fred Crollett, in ton, for Mrs. Richard Buhr, Ken Raynle, Jim Arthur daughter, Mrs. Jeannette Qreeley 1938, she and her husband formerly of Sterling. BRIGHTON, COLORADO A. Sloan of Chicago; and a Harry W. Swigert, O.D. o p t i c i a n Nick Stoffel assumed direction of the Mrs. Buhr was employed brother, the Rev. Raymond Crollett mortuary in Albu­ by Montgomery Ward & Donlud E. Gooldy, O.D. Fred Smaldone H. Mullen, S. J., of India. Adamson Mortuary Stratton — Requiem querque. In 1945, the company while living in Funeral arrangements Jerry R.Pederson, O.D. Mass was ofTered June 29 Trevino family moved to Sterling. 24 Hour Cherry Creek were made by Olinger in St. Charles church here Denver where they have She is survived by her Ambulance Service 1550 Colifoinia St. mortuaries. Burial w as in Greeley, Colorado 231 Oehoit St. for Nick Stoffel, 77, who operated the Trevino mor­ husband, Richard Buhr; Mt. Olivet. N. Ross Adamson Reed P. Adamson 534-5819 355-7042 died June 25 in Kit Car- tuary. two sons, Glen Pence of son County Memorial hos­ Mrs. Trevino, a member Sterling and Richard Buhr, pital following an illness of of Our Lady of Guadalupe Jr., of Stratton. C C C C C C O S f LEGAL several months. He is survived by his NOTICES 'ollins wife, Margaret; four sons including Leo J. and Eu- .S May They Rest IN THE PROBATE COURT SHINN NORTHERN gene Stoffel of Denver; •? ! In and for Ihe City and County Blythe-Goodrich PHARMACY Lawrence, Syracuse, Kans., ef Denver aitd State of Colorado ' No. P-4II2I M o r t u a r y and Raymond, Camp Car- NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT Ambulance Service "Your Parish Drug Store" son, Colo.; five daughters, Esiato of THOMAS F. G LE N N , JR ., In Peace Jack W. Goodrich • Free Delivery Service Magdaline Heiken, Florida; also known as T. F. G LE N N , JR ., (Deceased) • Charge Accounts B E Z J A K , John J., 1145 Sh er­ K E L L E R . D avid I>ee. 112.5 E. MU. 2-3208 Leona Meyers, of Stratton; No. P 41223 man. Requiem Mawi. Holy Ro­ Bates parkway. Son of Mrs. Dorothy Bunch o f Boulder; Notice Is hereby given that I ha L. C. GRIFFIN, OWNER sary church, July 12. Interment. Emma G. Keller. Englewood, filed my f^nal report In Ihe Proba The newspaper is an ad­ and Elenora Hughes and M l OlivcL Boulevard mortuar­ and Sam D. Keller, Golden. Court of the City and County of Oei You Are Always ies. vertising medium that is Rosalie Howe, Denver. Kequiem Mass, St. Louis ver, Colorado, artd that any persot. Welcome At Shinn's Also two brothers, a sis­ church, July 7. IntermenL FL desiring to ob|ect to the same shall wanted — it is sought and BLATNIK, Martha, 4658 Ixtgan. Bullock mortuary. file written objection with the paid for and advertising in ter, and 22 grandchildren. court on or before August 9, 1967. Northern Hotel Bldg. Franklin street Requiem Maas, it is not an intruder in the Holy Rosary church, July 10. Selina K. Glenn HU 2-103S-HU 2-1036 Russell Mumford Interment, ML OliveL Boulevard K O Ia\R. H erm ina V.. 539 E. Administratrix home. Arthur C. Gregory Reflect mortuaries. .5€th avenue. R equ iem Mass, Attorney tor the estate Breckenridge — Requiem Holy Rosary church, July 10. ISIS First National Bank Bldg. Mass was ofieted July 5 in B R O W N . G eorge N., 1698 T a ft Boulevard mortuaries. Denver, Colorado 80202 Reverence 255 201) St. Mary’s church here for street. Requiem Mass, SL Ber­ nadette's church, July 10. (Published In the Denver 1 Coloradc) Springs j One brief consultation Russell Mumford former McCOLL, Gene E., 845 Ne­ Catholic Register) First Publication: July 6. 1967 Summit county judge, who C A D Y , (Jrace M., 3843 O sceola wark street, Aurora. Keciuiem Last Publication; July 27, 1967 here will assure you of a died July 1 in his home in street. Requiem Mass, Holy Mass, SL Thercse church, July 10. Interment, FL Ixtgan. Olin­ dignified service at a price Frisco. Mr. Mumford had Family church, July 7. Inter­ IN THE PROBATE COURT Insured Losses ment, M l OliveL Boulevard ger mortuaries. In and lor Ihe City and County only recently returned l A I q v DRIVEIN F ire—Wind — W ater to meet your needs. mortuaries. ol Denver and Slate of Colorado It's your right from St. Vincent’s hospital, No. P-41543 lo select your McGARR. Dan W.. 2312 W. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT U ^ MOTEL Leadville, where he had CAPILLUPO, Frank Joseph, contractor. Briarwood. Son of Paul and Estate of Daniel F . Reardon Slay with "Jay” NICKELS-HILL- 1727 W. 32nd avenue. R equiem (Deceased) been undergoing medical Ixtuise McGarr. Requiem Mass, Collins Const. Mass, ML Carmel church, July No. P-41543 820 N. N e v a d a treatment. SL Mary's church, IJttleton, Notice Is hereby given that I have Colo. Spgt. - 633.1900 10. Interment, ML OliveL Bou­ DRINKWINE MORTUARY July 10. IntermepL IJttieton, filed my final report in the Probate. A county judge for many levard mortuaries. Colo. Nickels-Hill mortuary. Court of the City and County of Den­ CHAPEL OF PEACE S years, he retired in Janu­ ver, Colorado, and that any person desiring lo ob|ect to the same shall PATRONIZE 999 W. Littleton Blvd. 794-6376 S ary. Funeral arrangements CAREY, Leon R.. 759 S. £A biL fih cvu n a of. Downing streeL Requiem Mass, file written objection with the said Littleton, Colorado S and other information were McHALE, Celia. 2234 Court court on or before July 28. 1967. Cathedral of the Immaculate PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST not available at press time. place. Requiem Maas, SL Mi­ Doris June Reardon REGISTER sosc^coQooooeooooeoeeoeoooooosccccoQoccFiv Conception, July 12. Interment, chael's church. Delta, Colo., Administratrix' 802 N. Weber M l OliveL Olinger mortuaries. July 10. Interment. Delta, Colo. William J. Baum ME. 3-2069 Boulevard mortuaries. Attorney for Ihe estate ADVERTISERS 1020 American National Bank Bldg. Celt. Spring*. Colo. D 'A S C E N Z , Josephine, 6330 Denver, Colorado 80202 Zuni street. Requiem Mass, NEFF. Llewellyn F„ 278 Dah­ Telephone 222 0601 Church of the Guardian Angel, lia StreeL Requiem Mass, Christ (Published In the J u ly 7. Interm ent, M L O liveL Denver Catholic Register) Zecha & Adams SHEARER the King church, July 7. Inter­ First Publication: June 29, 1967 Nevada Ave. at Cache La Peudre Boulevard mortuaries. menL FL Logan. Olinger mor­ Last Publication: July 20. 1967 tuaries. HARDWARE UcCHANT, Katherine C. 2329 E a st P la t t e IN THE PROBATE COURT S B S B K Automstivc (Katie), 523 W. 6th avenue. Re­ RIDGLEY, Mary, 1601 S. Knox In and ter the City and County M E . 2-7283 quiem Mass, St. Joseph Re- court. Kequiem Mass, All of Oonver and Stato of Colorado Brake Service COLORADO SPRINGS demptorist church, July 7. In­ Saints’ church, July 13. Inter­ Ho. P-25793 terment, ML OliveL m enL m l OliveL Boulevard NOTICE TO CREDITORS mortuaries. Estate of M A R Y E . L A N D R U M D O Y L E . M a ry H., 4456 W o lR (Ward) No. P-25793 "Colorado Sprinaa' Finest and Mttsl Vodern" street. Requiem Mass, Holy T A D D O N IO , R o x ie, 12100 W. All persons having claims against Family church, July 8. Inter­ 18th drive'. Requiem Mass, Our the above named estate are required to ment, ML OliveL Boulevard I.4idy of Fatima church, July 8. file them for allowance in the Probate a ljr ICauT iH nrtuarg mortuaries. Interment, ML OliveL Boulevard Court of the City and County of Den­ mortuaries. ver, Colorado, on or before the 2 day of January, 1968, or said claims shall Member by Invitation National Selected Morticians Insurancs Otpartmsnt Insurance Department DURAN, Frank A„ 2253 S. O Insurance Deparlmcnt be forever barred. Members of the Staff Synopsis of Slaiemani tor 1966 as Synopsis of Statement for 1966 as Synopsis of Statement for 1966 as Broadway. Requiem Mass, Our THOMAS, Blaine, 7700 E. rendered lo the Commissioner of rendered to the Commissioner of rendered to Ihe Commlsslone’’ of Lady of lx>urdes church, July 7. Harvard. Requiem Mass, Most ', AN DR EW W YSOVJATCKY Carroll B. Dunn W. Harley Remington Insurance CONSERVATOR Insurance Insurance Interment, Mt. OliveL Boulevard Precious Blood church, July 7. Catholic Funeral Directors Western Surety Company Massachusetls Mutual (Published In Ihe Denver Catholic C. T. Life and Accident mortuaries. IntermenL ML OliveL Boulevard 901 West Avenue, North Life Insurance Company Insurance Company Register) MEIroae 2-6671 Colorado Springe, Colo. SlouK Falls, South Dakole 1295 stale Street 1341 "P ” street mortuaries. First Publication, July 6. 1967 D U R A N , J ose P orflrio , 3413 Assets ...... $16,726,858.76 Springfield, Massachusetts 01101 Lincoln, Nebraska Last Publication: August 3, 1967 Liabilllies...... 7.919.965.39 Assets...... S3.436.44S.636 Assets ...... $1,427,790.05 Mariposa. Requiem Mass. SL TUTTLE, James Henry, infant Capital ...... 4.000,000.00 Liabilities...... 3.236,150.680 Liabilities...... 360.532.06 Cajetan's church, July 12. Inter- sun of Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Paid In 8. Coniribuled Capital ...... 0 Capital ...... 500.000.00 menL Mt. OliveL IN THE PROBATE COURT Surplus ...... 0 Tuttle, 9161 Stuart street, West­ Paid in 8. Contributed Paid In & Contributed minster. Graveside services, ML In snS for Itit City snd County Unassignod Surplus . . . 4.806.893.37 Surplus ...... 0 M A Y JLZe. CO . Surplus ...... 450.000.00 FABER. Joseph, 4.546 I^gan Olivet, July 7. Howard mortuar­ el Donvtr and Ststo of Colorado (Copy of Certificate of Aulhorlty) Unassigned Surplus . . . 200.294,956 UnassIgned Surplus . . . 117,257.99 street. Requiem Mass, Holy No. P-419S9 ras NO. TEJON DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE (Copy ot Certificate of Authority) (Copy of Certificate of Authority) ies. Certificate of Authority DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE Rosary church. July 10. Inter­ Phono 633-7731 Colorado Springs To Whom tf May Concern: Certiticale of Authority Cortillcatt ol Authority ment, M l OliveL Boulevard V IL L E G A S . S olom on , 8301 NOTICE 1u CREDITORS This Is to carlify that the Western To Whom It May Coiscern: To Whom It May Concern; mortuaries. Rosemary streeL Commerce Estate of Georgia Rogers, also known Surety Company Sioux Falls, South This Is to certify that the Massachu­ This Is to certify that Ihe C. T . Life City. Requiem Mass, SL Cathe­ as Georgia H. Rogers and Georgia 'Dakota organlred under the laws of Hendley Rogers, Deceased. setts Mutual Life Insurance Company and Accident Insurance Co. organized PRICK. Marvin Ray, of I-enexa, South Dakota pursuant to its applica­ rine's church, J u ly 11. In te r­ No. P 43776 J. D. CROUCH organized under the laws of Massa­ under Ihe laws of Nebraska pursuant Kan. Son of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. O'BRIEN tion therefor and in consideration of chusetts pursuant to its application ment. Brighton, Colo. Olinger All persons having claims against to its application therefor and In con Ruben Frick. Sr., of Denver. Its compliance with the laws of Colo therefor end in consideration of Us Sideralion ol its compliance with the mortuaries. the above named estate are required LOETSCHER'S rado. Is herby licensed to transact compliance with the lews of Colorado. laws ol Colorado. Is hereby licensed fo Services. Lenexa. Kan., July 10. to file them for allowance in the Pro- bale Court of the City and County of business es e Casually Insurance Is hereby licensed to transact business transact business as a Life Insurance VITELLO, Tony (Antonio), Com pany until Ihe last day of Feb H A N S O N , R alph E., 733 Fill- Denver, Colorado, on or before the as a Life Insurance Company unt'l the Company until Ihe last day of Feb 3546 Lipan. Requiem Mass, ML 13th day of December, 1967, or said SUPER MARKET ruary next succeeding the date here last day of February next succeeding ruary next succeeding the date here more strecL Requiem Mass, SL Carmel church. July 13. Inter­ claims shall be forever barred. of unless this license shall be sooner the date hereof unless this license of unless this license shall be sooner John the Evangelist church, m enL M l OliveL Boulevard The Colorado National Bank m A U T Y M A T S revoked. shall be sooner revoked. revoked. Ju ly 1 1 . IntnrmenL ML OliveL of Denver IN W ITN ESS W H E R EO F . I have IN W ITNESS W H ER EO F. I have mortuaries. IN W ITN ESS W H ER EO F, I heve Boulevard mortuaries. Executor t P R O D U C E hereunto set my hand and caused the hereunto set m y hand and c^^jsed the hereunto set mv hand and caused the Thomas L. Ford, Attorney officiat seal of my office to be affixed ■ official seal of my office to be alfixeo YANTORNO. Adeline C. 1700 East 5th Avenue Quality Apparei official seal of my office t o ^ affixed J O N E S , B e a tric e , 8651 R i­ Nationally Advertised at the City and County of Denver, this ef fhe Cify and County of Denver, this at the City and County of Denver, this (Lena), 3936 W. 26th avenue. Denver, Colorado I02IB IN COLORADO SPRINGS first day of March, A.D. 1967. first day of March. A.D. 1967. chard road, Adams County. Requiem Mass, Our l.ady of Telephone: 355 1625 Brandt of Groceries first day of March. A.D. 1967. S IN C E 1872 (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES. C.L.U. (SEAL)J. RICHARD BARNES, C.L.U. Requiem Mass, Holy Cross Fatim a church. J u ly 7. In te r­ (Published in the Denver Catholic Reqitter) S24 W . C olora d o A v e . Commissioner of Insurance tommissionerof Insurance Commissioner of Insurance church, July 12. Interment. ML m enL M l OliveL Boulevard OliveL Howard mortuaries. First Publication: June 22, 1967 Kiowa and Tejon Streets mortuaries. Last Publication: July 13, 1967 ■ A (K Sc LEARN Thursday, July 13, 1967 DENVER CATHOLIC REGISTER P a g e 11 P.O. BOX 1620 DENVER, COLO Caring for Homeless Began as Favor to Pastor «eased) 'Sell What against T H R O U G H the years, the building and save la­ gnor Elmer J. Kolka, resi­ lain. Monsignor Kolka, in was a rented shack that next superior of the com­ required as the need arose, addi­ bor. All these additions dent chaplain. included a few sticks of munity and she directed the Pro- Thou Hast' gratitude for the help ountv of tional buildings were erect­ repairs, and improvements One year later. May 30, given the orphanage by furniture and a great the increasing work. t the Sth ed. A t times the number of were made possible by d ctalms Q. If we all took the counsel of 1964, Monsignor Kolka Archbishop Urban J. Vehr, many bedbugs. But more room was still children in the (jrphanage bequests and designated Jesus literally, "if thou wilt be per­ blessed the new gymna­ and by the priests. Sisters, The nuns began teaching needed and, finally, in was nearly 300. Play­ gift.s from special benefac­ fect, sell w hat thou hast and Kive to sium and swimming pool. and Brothers, and the in mid-May, 1888, less 1907, property was pur­ grounds were enlarged, the tors. the poor, and follow Me," would this In December. 1958, the Archdiocese of Denver. than a month after their chased at W . 29th avenue grounds landscaped, and not wreck our society? In the summer of 1963, Franciscan Sisters com­ arrival. P'ortunately their and Osceola street, and part of the yard black- A. There is no danger of this, and Our construction began on a memorated the completion Monsignor Kolka has housing accommodations early in 1908 the contract topped. Improvements were Lord knew it. That is why He used the $160,000 combination of 50 years of service at been resident chaplain were replaced by a newer was let to Frank Kirchof. made in the large building word "seU" instead of "give away” or gymnasium-swimming pool St. C la ra ’s and at the at St. C lara’s since July building in 1890 at 10th The cornerstone of the to meet the requirements "abandon." To sell means that one ex­ structure. Auxiliary Bishop same time marked their 1, 1940, at the time he and Champa streets, the orphanage was laid in M EN T of the Board of Standards pects society to continue. It would be David M. Maloney presided 70th anniversary of arriv­ was appointed associate site of the present St. Rose May, 1908, and the first i, also and the Fire Department. Ward. impossible for all to sell their belongings, at groundbreaking rites, al in Denver. director of Catholic residence. building was completed the A freezer, cooler, and other for then there would be no buyers. which were al.so attended The anniversary celebra­ Charities. He became On Christmas eve of following year. On April 1 have mechanized equipment ^rebate by Sister M. Clara, superi­ tion began with a High director of Catholic 1890 Father Koch, the St. 21, 1909, eighteen Sisters of Den- were installed to modernize or, and the Rt. Rev. Monsi­ Charities on July 1, Elizabeth pastor, asked the with 140 orphans moved person Mass offered by the chap- e Jhall 1955. nuns to do him a favor: from their cramped quar­ le said Deicide ters at 10th and Champa St. Clara’s orphanage, Take care of four little to their new home with Q. Could those who were respon­ like other pioneer projects, girls whose mother had spacious grounds. The sible for the death of Christ be called depended on charity for its died the previous day. The home was dedicated Dec. deicides, since they did not know they support. At one time the nuns thus began the work 19, 1909. were slaying a divine Person? Diocesan Orphan’s Collec­ that eventually (in 1917) A. No. although they did slay Him tion and partial fees for took them away from paro­ who was actually God. One who knowing­ children were the only chial school teaching. In a Dinner To Honor ly kills a man whom he does not know to sources of income. The Sis­ short time after the arrival of the four homeless girls, be his fnther is guilty of homicide but ters used to go from door Sen. Ed Johnson n.it of parricide. Similarly, the execution­ to door in D enver and other children found shel­ ter in the Sisters’ convent. ers of the I^rd were homicides but not vicinity to solicit aims and Craig — A recognition deicides. accepted gratefully what dinner honoring former have This little group in­ robate "Deicide” also means the act of killing the generous people of­ Colorado Governor and creased so rapidly that f Den- one who is God. Hence the slaying of fered. Senator. Ed Johnson, will wrson Christ could be called Deicide. since He the nuns began to dis­ highlight the annual Ride shall cuss founding a perma­ said was God according to His human nature. IN 1907, the orphanage ’n Tie Rodeo. July 14-16, nent orphanage. Within 7. It is. however, neither advisable nor accu­ received its first check in Craig. rate to call His slayers deicides. from the Charity Organiza­ three years the Sisters Performances of the ro­ tion, from which developed w ere committed to car­ deo will be at 7 p.m. Fri­ the present Mile High ing for orphans. The day and Saturday and at Why Must We Atone? United Fund. At that time children’s arrival had 1:30 Sunday afternoon. the amount wa.«5 compara­ overtaxed the facilities Admission to the rodeo is Q. If Christ suffered and died for tively small, but it was for the convent, and in $1.50 for adults and 75 our sins, why must we suffer? helpful and increased from 1893 a building project cents for children. There year to year. increased the capacity of also will be a street parade A. Because we form one IkkIv with the o r p h a n a g e to 70. Saturday morning at 10 The nuns who have Christ. The Passion of Christ, who is the Another addition in 1897 o’clock. staffed St. Clara’s orphan­ Head of the Mystical Body, was more raised the capacity to The recognition dinner age, Denver, for more than than sufTicicnt to blot out all sins, but 130. Sister Antonia was for Ed Johnson will be at 58 years actually started this expiation must flow down to us who St. Clara's Orphanage To Close Door the first superior of the noon Friday. Reservations caring for the homeless as are the meml>ers. local community. are required and may be a favor to a pastor. This cannot fittingly be done apart made through the Craig from the path of suflering by which Our Sister Donata was the Chamber of Commerce. Head merited forgiveness for us. Christ Dutch Laity (See story on the clos­ emphasized this when He said: "If anyone ing of the orphanage on wishes to come after Me, let him deny P ag e 1) himself, take up his cross, and follow Me" Gain New fMath. xvi. 24). The orphanage had its Knights^ Notes Christ's expiatory Passion is renewed beginnings in 1888 when and in a manner continued and fulfilled three Franciscan Sisters. Permissions Daughters of the Sacred Luncheon Club was awarded an all-ex­ in His Mystical Body. It is of this suffer­ pense paid trip to Las ing that He spoke when He appeared to Heart of Jesus and Mary, Randall A. Forselius. Utrecht, Netherlands — Vegas by Council 3319, Saul on the road to Damascus: "I am came to Denver from their honorary vice-consul of Sweeping liturgical N orth D enver, of the •le.sus. whom you are persecuting" (Acts mother-house (then in St. Finland, will speak to the changes announced by the Knights of Columbus at ix. 5i. Louis, Mo.) not to care for Friday Luncheon club Dutch Bishops grant new orphans, but to stafT the meeting of the Knights of the organization’s recent permissions that allow then new St. Elizabeth’s Columbus on July 14. The bazaar. Shirley Applehaus Abortion Children priests to introduce the school. luncheon, which will be of Denver w as presented vernacular Canon into the The nuns — Sisters M. held at the home of Coun­ with a hope chest and li­ Q. Is there any possibility that the Mass, allow Sisters and lay Longina, M. Clara, and M. cil 539, 1555 Grant street, nens by the Women’s auxi­ souls of children killed unjustly by people to distribute the Raphael — came at the Denver, will begin at noon. liary of the Council. The abortion go straight to heaven be­ Eucharist, and allow the request of Bishop Nicholas Admission is $1.25. North Denver K. of C.’s cause of this crime? administration of all Sacra­ A C. Matz of Denver and the meet on the first and third A. All that God is bound to do for ments in the vernacular. Rev. Francis Koch, O.F.M., Boulder Thursdays of each month. such unfortunates is to give them a place The Bishops specify that Medical Librarians' Speakers pastor of St. Elizabeth’s George A. Smith has Men interested in becom­ of natural happiness, without the face-to- only those know n to be Among the speakers at the second national parish. been elected as faithful ing Knights may call Jo­ face vision of the baptized. reliable and pious Chris­ medical record librarian^ meeting being held this navigator of the Fourth seph LaSalle, 534-4990; or We could hardly regard them in the tians will be allowed to week at the Stanley hotel, Estes Park, are the IT WASN’T an enviable Degree assembly of the Ralph Mancinelli, 428- light of the innocent children slain by distribute Communion and Rev. John J. Flanagan, S.J., left, executive direc­ assignment. Four other Boulder Knights of Colum­ 1649. Herod, as being martyrs of divine justice, further insist that all those tor, and Paul R. Donnelly, director of hospital communities of nuns had bus. He succeeds Thomas F. Hagerty, who will adv­ Columbian Squires since all direct abortion, though always seeking permission to dis­ administration of the Catholic Hospital associa­ declined to accept the task. objectively evil, is not always performed tion, St. Louis. Both will speak Thursday morn­ ance to the ofTice of faith­ tribute the Eucharist must The "new” school was The Columbian Squires, ing, July 13. About 130 medical record librarians ful admiral. Other elected in hatred of a divine virtue, since many be properly trained. opened in an old building Circle 1363, will sponsor a from 30 states are attending the session, which officers include Victor J. abortions are executed out of mere igno­ that offered space for two dance July 21, at the rance. Criticizing the changes, has the theme: "The Changing Role of the Medi­ Johnson, captain; Norbert classrooms. The convent Knights of Columbus It is fanciful and fallacious to hold the Dutch national Catho­ cal Librarian." J. Mellecker, pilot; Edward home, 1555 G rant street, th.'i^.he death of infants, whether crimi­ lic daily D e T ijd comment­ Tezak, comptroller; Ron Denver, from 7:30 p.m. nal or not. IS an fnutation of the death of ed: Dame, inside sentinel; and until 1 a.m. Admission is Christ and a quasi-martyrdom, which John Stengel, outside sen­ 75 cents per person. $1.50 blots out original sin, God certainly could "In this country, consid­ Prison Magazine Features tinel. The new’ officers of per couple. Shirt and tie admit all children to heaven who die ered to be progressive, the Boulder assembly, to­ are required dress for boys, without Baptism, but whether or how He there is a growing cult of gether with the officers of and dresses for the girls. does this we do not know. religious do-it-yourselfers. 25 Most Asked Questions the Longmont. Ft. Collins, Lay people mount the pul­ Greeley, and Roggen as­ breaking the law even af­ pit, play with the liturgy, The curio shop, the film­ such as trees, flowers, etc.? semblies will be formally • Is there anybody that ter you have been to pris­ drink wine, and eat bread. ing of In Cold Blood be­ installed by the state mas­ Are UFOs Real? the prisoners can talk to on? The number of priests is hind the walls of the Colo­ ter in September. The Ft. about their problems? • W hat do you think of W all-hung Q. W hat are we to b elieve concern­ diminishing, but the group rado State penitentiary, Collins assembly will host • If given a second capital punishment? ing U.F.O's? I always thought that of kinky pseudo-clergy is and a list of the 25 ques­ the installation which will chance at life, do you The articles on the curio Closet (lod created men for this earth only. getting louder." tions most asked the Dale be preceded by a dinner think that you could accept shop and motion picture •A. C F O ’s I unidentified flying objects) Carnegie Alumni speakers for members and wives. [xjpularly refer to intelligent creatures from the CSP, are among it and try to make some­ film are accompanied by by KOHLER thing of it? several pictures. from outer space who man mysterious Late Sunday the main articles in the Council 3319 • Why do some people The magazine for the space vehicles. There is nothing in reve­ latest issue of The Inter­ Sylvia Nel.son of Denver reform more easily when first time this year is de­ lation against supposing their existence, Masses Listed preter, the bimonthly sent to the penitentiary partmentalized into sec­ and nothing in their existence that would magazine of the inmates. Among the 25 questions, than others? tions: Religion, fiction, en­ detract from the uniejueness and value of For the conveniences of A CALL given in an interview by • What makes you keep tertainment, and others. our revelation. Denver visitors, two Sun­ inmate Roger Thatcher, Kxtratellurian men. if they exist, must COMPLETE CAR SERVICE M A Y BB day evening Masses are were the following: have been created by God and are ac­ TUNE-UP • CARBURETOR Bacon & Schramm scheduled at Holy Ghost • What do they feed the AUTO. TRANS. A COMMAND countable to God. Most probably they Composition Roofing church, 19th and Califor­ prisoners and do they eat Your Car Problem — Our R depends on would be immortal, in soul if not in body. Specially Tiie Roofing nia, at 5:10 and 7 p.m. the same thing every day? How they would be led to their last EXPERT TELEVISION REPAIR Root Repairing the love Other Masses are at 6, 7, • Is there anything ONEIDA GARAGE end. who is God, is a matter about which 4020 Brighton Blvd. the readiness 8, 9. 10. 11:30 a.m. and living inside the walls, Bill Kirk 1400 Oneida 372-3SSS 244-B56.3 we can only speculate. A visit of these 12:30 p.m. the couroye men to this earth would certainly be in A t the Denver Cathedral, the capacity the designs of Providence and it necessar­ Colfax and Pennsylvania, of the hearer ily would afford new prtxjf of the good­ B«d Cr*d

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