Seton Hall University eRepository @ Seton Hall The aC tholic Advocate Archives and Special Collections 6-19-1959 The Advocate - June 19, 1959 Catholic Church Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate Part of the Catholic Studies Commons, and the Missions and World Christianity Commons Recommended Citation Catholic Church, "The Advocate - June 19, 1959" (1959). The Catholic Advocate. 103. https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/103 The Advocate Assignments Are Given 50 OfflcUl Pnblfcation of the ArcMlomc of Newark, N. J. and Diocese of Paterson, N. J. NO. 24 VOL. 8, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 1959 PRICE: TEN CENTS Area Priests Britain Plans NEWARK Anew pastor was named this week by in Aid Archbishop Roland who annonced at the same time that Jump another local pnest is leaving to accept an important post For Schools in a Maryland seminary. The appointments also included the transfer of 20 LONDON - In a assistant (RNS) pastors, and the first as long-awaited decision, the signments of 28 priests ordained pital Nurses Training School, last month The list of Newark British government has an- assign ments all be nounced it for priests will will immediately TWO OK TIIE assistant found on Page 20 pastors introduce a bill to amend the receiving new assignments are IN KERALA: NEW DEMONSTRATE Demonstrators ride trucksonthough streetin Education Act of 1944 to increase TIIE PASTOR is Rev returning from Puerto Rico in Indian Eugene K Sullivan, Changanacherry, State of Kerala, during demonstration state aid for the country’s fi- who has where they worked in the Diocese against the com- been munist education law. Demonstrators nancially hard - pressed church appointed to head the par ol San Juan to prepare them- in some areas were met with gunfire and at tsh of Our of Good 11 schools. Lady Counsel, selves for service to the Puerto least were killed. The demonstrations were organized Cathoics and Washington Ricans this by Hindu The announcement, made in the Township in area Nairs, the two which of the Rev. Thomas (i. groups operate most 7,000 private schools in Kerala. House of Commons by Educa- Smith, as- They are Rev. Michael J. sistant at Our of Good tion Minister Geoffrey Lloyd, was Lady Eeketie. now asslgnrd to St. greeted with considerable satis- Counsel. Newark, is leaving to Augustine's. Inion City, and faction. especially by Catholic aerrpt the position of spiritual Rev. Thomas W. Heck, assigned Mt. authorities who estimated that director at St. Mars's Sem- to St. Patrick's Pro-Cathed- Kerala inary. Police the enlarged will Md. ral, Newark. Attack grants save Emmitshurg. The Washington the Dioceses of England and Township par ish was estahlishrd last and Wales about SGI.6 million. year its boundaries coincide with the Of the 29,145 primary and sec- New Pastor, civil boundaries of the ondary schools in Britain. 8.210 comniuni t) Law run School are by the Church of England Rallies SWEET SORROW: The parting of Sister 17 (Anglican), and 1.964 by the Margaret Kerala from St. School. FATHER SI’IJ.IVAN was born Changes TRIVANDRUM, iRN'S) Violence broke out the officen with stones. How- Catholic Church. Both Anglican Alacoque Joseph’s Oradell, where she's in Harrison, the son of John and In various and Catholic do been for parts of this communist-ruled state Catholics ever, villagers, including a leaders have principal six years, was solemnized with a In as Ellen I.yons Sullivan Hr atlrnd Paterson and Hindu refused priest who witnessed the inci- manded an increase in the stale tea at which Ann Nairs to reopen their schools, in protest surprise Sunday Gallenburger and od Solon Hall I’rop and I'nisrr dent, said the police fired with- 'grants, but the strongest PATERSON Rev the pleas Brian Sister with sit> and after theology Immar Ap- against government's to seize control of Coogan presented a bouquet. Three at attempts pri- out provocation. made by the Catholics who were ulate onroption Seminary polomus Krajewski, assistant vate as well as education. hundred attended the PTA fete. ( was public Early reports showed 11 Later, at Kochuveli, another warned that the alternative was ordained in St Patrick's Pro at Passaic. 59 Holy Rosary, Jias draft, injured and many ar Catholic village near Trivan- insolvency. Cathedral. Newark, on June 15. been rested of St. two and oth drum, three men were killed and appointed pastor men injured seven THE BILL IMS Since then, he has hecn schools to be introduced in a- The were tn have •' ’e injured when police fired Bernard's Church, Mt open ers among a crowd who had on sistant Name Hope, from 50 to Will pastor at Holy East rri crowd creases 75% govern Move to Dismiss June 1. the a on but govern picketed a government school at near a primary school. Orange it was announced this work by ment toward the cost o( ment postponed the date to June In this rase also police grants Pulluvila. a Catholic fishing vil- claimed Bishop MrNull> enlarging and modernizing exist Eather Smith, a native of Ho 15 ostensibly so that it could they used their rifles only in self- Father Krajewski. who con lage near Trivandrum Six police- was or church schools hoken is the of Dr centrate land reform defense ing as required Law son (leorge Frh on legisla and with Suit darned on 24. 1945. succeeds men a magistrate the by the Hillery w and Henrietta tion 1944 act. This is precisely Taylor Snuh pending before the parlia also hurt Rev James F Doherty, admin- police group were Ear- He IN A STATEMENT prior to what Catholic representatives had was graduated from St Mi nient lier the TRENTON Motions istrator. who to Cross a group of girls had picketed to end the court test of the Roes Holy srhool-opcning date. asked in discussions with the Ed thael's High School. Cnion In the meantime a nationwide the unable Archbishop City, C hiirrh W as nr. a* administrator. soliool but were to law New Joseph Atlipetly of ucation Minister. Hillery providing scholarships to Jersey high and Seton Hall Cnuersily Cpon campaign sponsored by the op prevent it being opened by the Verapoly, of Catholic in the school will heard at June of MS(.R IDWMU) J and president the Bishops' Provided new bill for the graduates be a 22 session of the completion theology at Irn Scully. position Congrrss Praja So communists maculate cialist tonference. categorically stated first time are state toward Division of the Conception Seminary, Pastor of Hols Cross Church, Parties as well as the grants Appellate Court of New A Supreme Jersey. government communique that "in this struggle shall the cost church he was ordained 5. Wayne, will take residence Moslem League to oust the Red we of building new The court also decided last week that: on May ltM.y up at said the fire also police opened on use only democratic and will in St Patrick's Since ordi tl.e ness mission Church of the government from office non schools. These, too, amount became the crowd it had • Attorney General David D after attacked violent methods till the nation he has hern Immaculate Heart of merged with the last." to 75%. assistant Mary, private schools' Furman could friend appear a* a last week if Furman would dr Our Pack nark how of pastor at Lady of (food (’nun a Fake • resistance against the of the court, hut in a limited fend the bill behalf of the on sel Newark Rr\. government’s education law Joseph J. Meyer, assist- new capacity only. Senate. But the attorney grner F alher Smith has done The con- ant at Our Lady of result was a scries of in • Oral from al has Victories, Priest Climbs testimony mem adopted a Aerial Ladder neutral at- siderable work with young poo has been ridents in which police attacked bers Paterson, assigned lo of the legislature would not titude and it for was this rea pie. lie has been groups against the area chap- ? new mission at Towaro, with demonstrating be necessary; that public records that son Judge Sidney Gold lain. Boy Scouts Robert Treat well residence at St. regime, as as Catholics who ol the Senate and Joseph’s rec- To Assembly and man. presiding judge ol the Council since Calm of Man chaplain Lincoln Park tried to schools be on Water Tower 1947; tor). present their stipulations of the counsels three in man court, limited his the Newman clubs and at Stale All these lng opened meanwhile pick would be change* are effective voiced sufficient. loir to filing brief. Teachers PASSAIC With fine a C ollege, Newark, and (List *ted the state schools a mix a ehance remark from the on the ladder himself if it July 1 avsignrnent.s gel • That formal notice would be on ture of Judge Goldman did at Itutgers casual courage and crowd apparently open the I'niversily Evening Page 20 i antagonized were swung over to the tower. published New 0N1,5 in eight Jersey for College. ISOLATED instances of quiet persuasion. Rev Joseph him possibility Furman to take Fffectisc June Since this could not be done June 20, Bishop Mc- daily newspapers by 19, in the stand s lolence occurred w hen Do Molloy, assistant at At this after the written evid He has also has a pastor St point, one of the fire while Father the taught in the Nulty also changed the Molloy was on forming citizens of their right to sen as- livrrance Day" Nicholas Church ence is offered at which proclaimed by here, assisted men, who had boon to he down.