1913 1938 Souvenir Program On the Occasion of THE SILVER SACERDOTAL JUBILEE OF THE VERY REVEREND MARSHALL FRANCIS WINNE, C. M., Ph. D. Pastor ST. VINCENT'S CHURCH Kansas City, Missouri June Thirteen Nineteen Hundred Thirty-Eight HIS HOLINESS POPE PIUS, XI His Excellency Most Rev. Thomas F. Lillis, D.D. Bishop of Kansas City, Mo. His Excellency Most Rev. Amleto G. Cicognani, D.D. Apostolic Delegate His Excellency Most Rev. John J. Glennon, D.D. Archbishop of St. Louis, Mo. Very Reverend Marshall Francis Winne, C. M., Ph. E. To pen a sketch of our beloved and zealous Pastor and Jubilarian is a source of genuine joy and inspiration to this writer. And may a goodly measure of happiness come to him on reading this short biography. Some parts of it will undoubtedly cause him to wonder and to exclaim: “Where did the writer get this information?" Let’s keep that a secret. It is hoped that the fond memories recalled in this sketch and in this festive program will add greatly to the joys of the Jubilee celebration. Father Marshall Francis Winne, C.M., Ph. D., is a native of California and an adopted son of Missouri. He has lived about fifteen years in this great state. He was born in Sacramento. At the age of eleven the family moved to Los Angeles. He completed his high school and college curricula at St. Vincent’s College. He was President of the St. Vincent s Altar Boys’ Club under the late Bishop Glass, C.M., who was President of St. Vincent’s College. About fifty altar boys participated in the beautiful liturgical ceremonies during Father Winne’s presidency of the club. Bishop Glass accompanied Father Winne to St. Mary’s Seminary, Perryville, Missouri, in 1908, where our Very Reverend Jubilarian completed his sacred studies for the holy Priesthood. The late Bishop Patrick James Conaty, D.D., ordained Father Winne in St. Vincent’s Church, Los Angeles, on June 13, 1913. Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Winne were the happy parents at the ordination of their son. It is Father Winne's grand privilege, joy and blessing to have his good Mother on his silver sacerdotal jubilee day. Two brothers, Frank P., Jr., and Garrett, and one sister, Mrs. Harold J. Turner, will rejoice with Father Winne today. During the twenty-five years of his priestly life, Father Winne was Professor and President of the University of Dallas; Professor at Kenrick Seminary and Webster College, Webster Groves, Missouri; Director of Students and Professor at St. Thomas’ Seminary and Loretto Heights College, Denver, Colorado; Principal at De Paul Academy, Chicago, Illinois; President of the Diocesan Los Angeles College, Los Angeles, California; and Pastor of St. Vincent’s Church, Kansas City, Missouri. This writer has the information that the family of our Very Reverend Jubilarian first came to what is now New York State in 1644. Nineteen of the family were enlisted men and officers in the War of the Revolution between the Colonies and England. There are few priests who are of longer American ancestry. Very Reverend Marshall Francis VVinne, C.M., Ph. D. Solemn Jubilee Mass June 13, 1938 - 10 A.M. His Excellency, The Most Reverend Thomas Francis Lillis, D.D. Presiding Chaplains to His Excellency Rt. Rev. Msgr. Cornelius D. McCarthy Very Rev. Msgr. Francis G. McCaffrey Celebrant Very Rev. Marshall F. Winne, C.M., Ph. D. Deacon Very Rev. James V. Flannery, C.M. Sub-Deacon Rev. Brooks J. Hale Masters of Ceremonies William I. Conrad Michael J. Burke, C.M. Thurifer Rev. William J. Stack, C.M. Acolytes Rev. E. J. Taney Rev. John J. Brosnan, C.M. Sermon Very Rev. William P. Barr, C.M.V., D.D. Altar Boys Directed by Rev. James J. Lewis, C.M. Mass by the Parish Choir Directed by Mrs. Walter H. Maloney Organist Miss Catherine Farley Dinner for the Clergy June 13, 1938 - 12 o’CIock Church Hall Served by the Ladies of the Parish MENU FRUIT COCKTAIL CONSOMME CELERY OLIVES BREAST OF SPRING CHICKEN ON HAM NEW POTATOES ASPARAGUS HOLLANDAISE COMBINATION SALAD COFFEE ROLLS ICE CREAM PETIT FOURS His Excellency, The Most Reverend Thomas Francis Lillis, D.D. TOASTMASTER Rt. Rev. James J. McCaffrey, V.G. Secular Clergy Very Rev. Msgr. J. N. V. McKay Religious Communities Very Rev. Henry Schutten, C.SS.R. Response Very Rev. Marshall Francis Winne, C.M., Ph.D. ST. VINCENT’S CHURCH Los Angeles, California Ordained here June 13, 1913 UNIVERSITY OF DALLAS Dallas, Texas Professor, 1913 to 1916 President, 1917 to 1922 KENRICK SEMINARY Webster Groves, Missouri Professor, 1916-1917 and 1922-1924 ST. VINCENT’S SCHOOL Kansas City, Missouri ST. VINCENT’S CHURCH Kansas City, Missouri Pastor Since 1932 ST. MARY’S SEMINARY Perryville, Missouri Studied Theology here. DIOCESAN LOS ANGELES COLLEGE Los Angeles, California President, 1926 to 1932 DePAUL ACADEMY Chicago, Illinois Principal, 1925-1926 ST. THOMAS SEMINARY Denver, Colorado Professor and Spiritual Director, 1924-1925 ST. VINCENT’S RECTORY Kansas City, Missouri Our Appreciation We of St. Vincent s wish you to know, Father Winne, that we have looked forward to June 13 in happy anticipation and with real joy. We feel that, at no other time, since your appointment as our Pastor have we had the opportunity to show, as we would like, our sincere appreciation for all your kindness, consideration, sympathetic understanding and watchful care. We appreciate all you have done for us in times of trouble and sorrow, as well as in times of joy and celebration; in a word, all your generous attention to our spiritual and temporal welfare. We hope that our preparations for and our celebration of this great and memorable day in St. Vincent s Parish may reach out, so to speak, to you, our devoted and zealous Pastor, as an active expression of the whole-souled appreciation of us, your devoted parishioners. May God spare you to His Church and to St. Vincent s for a long time to continue your splendid mission. May the joys of your sacerdotal living include the celebration of your golden jubilee. God s love, unseen but felt, o’ershadow thee, The love of all thy people comfort thee.” A Tribute to Father Winne’s Mother * * * To you, the sweet Mother of our beloved Pastor, Through whom your Mother joys have been increased, We offer our gratitude and hearty congratulations. We are happy and grateful to God for you and your son: For though you tenderly loved what God gave you, Yet, when God called, you gave him back as a Priest. And to God, The Church and His Mother Your Son Has always been faithful, loving and true. And today, you, your priestly son and we Are grateful, happy and thoughtful That God has spared both for this priestly Jubilee. And, dear Mrs. Winne, your devoted, priestly son With all of us at St. Vincent s in Kansas City Offer you our heartiest felicitations For your joys far surpass those of the Angels, Joys only priests’ Mothers may know. And to you, good Father Winne’s Mother, The Poet’s words we tell: “Do you know how like God’s Mother you are? At Mass Christ and His Priest are one; Then you, like her who stood on Calvary, Can say: This is my son.’’ Reception PARISH HALL Monday, June 13, 1938, 8 P.M.

PROGRAM Selection St. Vincent’s Academy Glee Club St. Vincent DePauI Society Charles A. Balling A Life Story St. Vincent’s Parishioners The Holy Name Society Frank Degan The Altar Society Mrs. Helen O. Johnson Song — Selection Mrs. Walter H. Maloney The Clergy Very Rev. Msgr. John W. Keyes St. Vincent’s Alumnae Mrs. Kathryn Hart Selection St. Vincent’s Academy Glee Club The Dramatic Club George Prussing Mystic Gifts Seniors of St. Vincent’s Parochial School Reminiscences Very Rev. Msgr. M. D. Tierney Our Pastor Peter J. Kelly Response The Very Reverend Jubilarian Selection St. Vincent’s Academy Glee Club * * * REFRESHMENTS Best Wishes To Our Beloved Pastor and Jubilarian Very Reverend MARSHALL F. WINNE, C.M., Ph. D. * * * Holy Name Society St. Vincent DePaul Society St. Vincent s Altar Society St. Vincent’s Dramatic Club St. Vincent’s Academy Sodality St. Vincent’s Academy Alumnae The Sisters and Pupils of St. Vincent’s School INTERIOR OF ST. VINCENT S CHURCH H. J. HELSER PRINTING CO.. KANSAS CITY, MO.