f •' •'. ^M /.K "v PH -X i- ,|9 - -COUJUER'JOURNAT.. J „t_ Friday, August 21,1959 Father 61^ The lay-Brother. .^ 'Another Jtte&h^™?^ j. **_ S ByJBJtOTHElt RALPH his piayeis foi the success THE PRIES rs-hrve the ~ -•*- _ __=__/....._-. Father'- s -preachin. g "~ jLJ^jfeate-r lepsonsibihties, such <ts Dies At 78 LCARPENTER, BLS.O.—IT the government of Hhe Society, Funciai Mass foi Andrew J Invaiwbly, the sermons "weie pleaching miss'ons and' Re Matus/ey ski, fathei of three .The Lay 'Brothoi has as hu followed-by—-many-convoiiions, ireatsr^dimmstenng-tite-Sat.rcr- special model one of God'i then the brothel became ill ments, offenng the Holy Saui mlci>ts will be offeied m St >»P- giqatest saints, the humble cau and could not accompany Fa­ fice or the Mass arid educating Stanislaus Church at 10 30 am, pernor of Nazaleth, SajiU ther. Immediately, things J youth.JEhc Ldjt Brothei s, usual Satin day, August 22 after-sei l Joseph, * . — changed It took Fathci some ly serve their Loirf m the-man. vices at Bomis_and Son Funeial tjme to lealize that much of nis> ual tiades as bakcis, cpoks, cab —Iiflflillteoiigh 11iQ-p.iges of the effectiveness in pleaching he inet-makeis, electa lcians, farm Home, 893 Hudson. Ave at-, 10 New Testament and-you will awed, not to his'owh eiqemence, eis, machinists, plumbers, punt 4m '" find only -these ievr—wotsls bjit to the steadfast prayeis and els^and_o£fice woikers Theie spoken of him - "He-was a IfShances of his eistwhileTqm- is also a great demand for Lay He was thq fathei of the -^ > jusl man.1' ^> —. pnmon,. /•' Biothers in the Foieign Mis Rev Leo J fllat^ewski, as •*$s.* sioTis^ftitmsted to our Society sistant pastoi of Our Lady of The people of his day Jtnew In oui Society of the^sston'- Good Counsel Chmch, Roches him only as a lowly 'eaip'ehfe aijes of flie Sided" Heart of While it is tiue that theia is , .. „ „, , T_„irrf. v stanle 1 His Intimate union TOlh-God-ie> E«war.i>«e*.^':vWsS^W4raiiiS' U^Sg- - y J-"* ^": •'$?»-'<wl)6. 'in their-own'-ways sfewsW, supesipr .^ot thfer^a. i... — inained hidden fiom-their cyos. pdlg^Syr^00^fltei;^s Mp one /tno'th'ei" iji -sprpalphg 'aV-^A^6t¥jlM^%\ne^4-^f- Salette,"Fathers;.oriv?:t> M. a"n% "She Scriptures tell us of his ;r pe''4oye of the Sacred Waif 'Lay IfrpJtn'ejfS' ij) ^oUr Re'lifibus theJRey, Eugene J\ Matuzivwfel - noble lineage and his lemark- •$$&5ffly&2^&Sp& .titsnfi Sociefiis7r^vfp; MisslpnaSies:. of ; assistant" pa^tbj^^^^PHomals -able. blind-obe.diencfi,z_ , fe S:ai!&il^tea|4lM^%MW „ Jusfas Saint Jtoseph-wHfee (fnij -;^.t'#<rtSei's, • Bcfth #9W?S thiss-to b.e/the- iise;, inypur^wn Aijuihas—Shuref ""^ *"' amMn, Jaboror fdifthe Holy Family, so s|ar,& ^^Uajijfel'JJ feipk;#fmi>IM $d'clety^luy^e ;pr#. :thit#o.a' 'V Wo Bksn^iiiiay "iBOBjSiiBijpK^ "the Lay feroltes: *rthe labbrer1 %.Hisig:i$g£--tae'rc$,tyfijih^Jitre : AiSd'S'ftrylving.-"*^-^^"^^! for the Congiegation which he $ligious> i^bjtifrorli the;; da^ |^ : Ijenefous-''Jiefes; OfVb^^r^ieria, _ Bey^rcl and chooses to inter. Many young Aloysius; one' datightef,.; Miss : ! men have heen Jnsphed by his The Au(R6tj-..18w^p.-|l|iJilli/-%. ay "fiftfyidiev. "B6t|f--|aftupiL pb- : iEhrge nia MatuSjewskil two; Carpenter* M.S,G.-, (s a '%einb'eJE '"""' A ~ ~ ' '" "" ^prds^spoicen. by ^'t6nVwhi!e. ~ hidden life and have dedicated 7 'se;fir^ tBe' siMt^##*i)ws', 6£ : J brothersp^loysius. aild- Edward; ?:- V-* themselves Unselfishly to -the of the jttissionarjes »f the Sa-Mvetty, dhaitityX jaHdv Qbedl>- 9^«iai^,; Thei-^aCTe:si'i-i';ijffi.at, Of iMprris Ruii, Pa.; three sisters life of a Lay Si other, the life crcd Heart. oLJesiis and is. sfa" eftceV Brescrlbej9ir by oUrieojistiK but ih^ lahQrei'S/are f^w.-"' '% Miss Kay Matuszewski of--Shrank' pf other Josephs. tloncd hi-., '^ounggtown, ,0hjfd; tutibns.- • -.-; - •''.-'• ..- /.•'.;; •".. •y£ «hso. into My vihey^'d." ii«viHe,-N. .Y.HVt^-fteiTBud: t' Mjierel^irrdet'iM^tict.s.ft'iiC'e nicki of Morris Run, 5^: Tfe, Uniforms "'will he_ availaM«—- The-religlous-lif^hasr-often ireaiCHonseJoxAhJi AlfiXgX »**d lda.Tlnp jpf BinghaSTpn, N.-X,; ^rarsday"' an^Fria^iSiept, -3~ been' compared to the lifo of. ialty of the Diocese of Ydangis- f 1 v ev. gf as-dchildren;i_severaj. * *$ ; L and 4 between 2 arid- "5 ;n,in,.. the Holy Family at Nazareth, town. He is-a former mciiibier nieces aSd"*ephews, . - — Hev.- Joseph: Gv ifvferkel, pastor,, -expects tlie' new and '7. and .ft. p,m. ?t Na.i!afe{H* We can envision the priests rep­ of St. Andrew's;. Parish, Bodies- — *¥ ); 0pm m^^Mcmmd ^Details\of funeral~will ap $3QO;000 St. Charles Borromeo^htirchrElniira Heights, Academy, Lake Aye^'according resented as other Chnsts;_the ier, and has heen a religiSfa for to Beeortfpieted somofimo^aitly in 11960,1).will have a to rSister- Agnes Cecilia, princi­ good sisfeis represented as the past seventeen years. "' pear' • ln;- jne^t weelt'is-. Courie.r T t Journal.)' , seating capacity of S22 ahd.wiff pal. - ' . - : ' other Marys, and the CayBteth- •replace the-pr4?enf- churehrthat fc- ers as other Josephs. when viewed frp.m' a superna­ A "^aift'W'-'.'arSt;, Michael's; be. the outdoor Stations of the isnolonger ^ate;^^ate$^|^ - tural light, He. rcajfees." that Divine 'Wpro^'Serninaxy, Con- Cross, -Rpsapy -grottoes and't"|H- ra dly expanding, pansh^pjfc^e^sea-for ,rclassmen on Tuesday, l»ept s IN KEEPING with, th e J Pi anv futui:e paro and for freshmen on •Wednesr ­ .#..• whatever- job.'he? is assigned-to esiisi ^Nlyf is" Deihg/'pKanned oh; gi6us gift shop,' * ;, -v KC To Honor lation. — ... -- •. ± .f. thoughts already expiessed.may chial eJcpans'ipn." The rectpiy-'as day, Sept.9-at'Nazareth_; -I observe,ithat-for-many-people do by his- Superior, whether it th,is grQunds-of#-rQute-i5a.little, located" adjacent to the new the life of-ihe Lay Biothers re­ be scrubbing floors or fiffice beyond South LiVonia/Sunday ~eiirn^ih1g~thevMteiTioOri?'will SOME" IPEA of the, vast- chuithk,--^-- L.- • *.-.; • • work, he-is playing an impoi* b'e Benedieuon of "the Blessed Father Zimmer growth pf .the- .parish jnay Ibe mains an enigma, something un­ aftornbonf Sept, 1?. '•--fe . r%-^'.,-T0-»;-. - - known. Some Catholic people tant part; ih the wctfk: of ^the SACrainent at,€ p.m. gained by noKpl^that there are priests "^6T the saivatidn of Program for. we afternoon-Is "ilhaCar-vViUiam E, Seitz, Fra­ pver'500 families" idetttified at .-•vf have the mistaken notion that - ternal* Committed Chahman of KnightsSide * Lay Brother is one-who failed souls. He "knows: that no.irinttex announced <6y Father Paul Bur- this time as; cempared to 110 ."•the liquor &W?•'•_ how inenial his taslc. may % if richtey». S,V:D. ihe-Ithac? Council 277,'Knights families, IS years, ago, — •to maKfe the grade In studying Fe offers.it up~wiTh~the rfght of ^plumbus^ias .announced-a f jjfcgMltiesthood d had to v First Petyret^. or an intentioni' It is. >a ' cdhtrnuat —A>- -*eef - "bar-b-cji!—wlll-^>e- change in the date of the, din­ There are.. 395- children_ re­ c'ontentsimself Tvifh second best prayer very* pleasing to God served . .during 'the afternoon Recorded By ner party tp, lipnpr-4he past things, This is erroneous? : ceiving religious instructions on First Degree of the Knights ; < and drawing dPwn many bl(iss- jyith chips, ;Slaw, f olisnes, tolls Chaplain,'Father Edward Zim­ released.-"time, evidencing the of Cojuiftbus wilt be conferred ings upon hjmself and his cpni- and-coffee' fop $1. Also hot mer to Thursday, September 24, great need for a" parish ^scTTobi by jSpchcster Council officers . One .famous, Jesuit wrote, dqgs,. 'hnrabitrgers,. .pop, -ice 1Staden*s Here It will be'held jn conjunction <'The early moiilcs did' not as­ munityi B that is contemplated in th'e..Jtu- in_ Cofisnbus -Civic Center cream, /and candy will ha avail* with th1 e .annua1l .Past Gi?and pire to Holy Orders of rather Ea-rthtuiak<;s. that,caused e^Zyf.. ^,?"^?. lur.et Thursday," Sept, 17_ according - they desired not to *gceive THE STORY is toMTof.nJa- able, tensivnsive destruction in the North- *Wht,s dinner. to Granjl -Knight Vlftceht*.L. r 8 otherVarKstie? thcm»' Hence, these mafnVfc Weremous _ preacher of the Middle VISITORS, WILL be eiicpur- west, Tuesday,'were .recorded Father; Zimmer had- advised 'Six Masses are offered each Hannon. Ciri brotheril: aiia all' The praises Ages who had a traveling.coire- aged lo/vlsit the mission-ejp^ ^Qwai* 'PSUft High that he'ivas. unable to Jceep the Sunday morning to care for-ttie ^ioz.-$.99;-Qt-J2;35- -• given "to the monastic lffe wete panion, a humble Lay Brother. hfblf to viiw displays- - , movie* s ScJmalX-Student-DnUt, student date this nymth and the date needs of this, fast growing pai> "XJanaidates will- repott«at 7 Askyourliquofsto're^ ; ish -r- ^.•Mjasies were "all that p,m. and the ritual will be con­ • The « given ndtTntly-tcrpfiests, but While father preached to.the and to talk with seminarians operated seismograph station. also conflicted" with a dinner St. Boi . also and especially, to the. Lay great Crowds who filled (he- and brothers, sponsored by the Interfraternal were needed} -15 years ago. ducted 'at 8 p,m, St, R6) i ' Brothers who made up silch a churches, the lay' Brother sat "Shpck'waves lecord'ed at 2:i2 rits of interest;'wMlf*>«*«•«'so Intense, they threw Council, of which the Knights *iid,pu - large'' segment of early monas­ behind a pillar.and-bffered up •Other of Columbus is a participating at a 4:3 teries,- "Umy pf the great lead-' the Instniments' off .scale tem­ porarily, Paul MoAVInney, 16, member, ary.Bis ers and teachers of the monas­ •—- 0-——*-.