% Cardinal Cushing, in Denver, Stresses Unity Need By Chris Hemon Archbishop of Boston, said in opportunities which have been| “We are witnesses that the East and West with that growth fact almost mountainous,” the "May not our Churches be Denver Tuesday. lacking since her first centuries.! 1,000 year wails of division that and development which are in­ Cardinal said in the course of siich lights for our day and the This is the time for a new Speaking at a banquet in the as belonging to no particular! separated us are being broken dispensable to life. his address, "but this situation day to come? Let us put all our Pentecost, when the mystic grand ballroom of the Denver culture, but adapted to all," he; down or surmounted and in such will frighten only those whoj "NOW THAT WE speak to confidence and trust in Him who experience of the East and Hilton hotel, at the 17th biennial said. fashion that we must say; ‘This tru.-«t in their own strength andj each other in friendship and is the Father of Light that one its profound theological in­ Ecclesiastical Congress of the Since he had addressed the is the Lord's work, and wonder­ not in the omnipotence of God love, we see that the growth of day in His wisdom these lights sights are joined to the Greek Orthodox Church of North Orthodox conference in Boston ful in our eyes’.” and in the invincible might of the past was in a sense stunted, shall shine as one.” restless and pragmatic spirit of and South America, the two years ago "our thoughts "I have much to say to yours the action of Christ and His and the development truly less ARCHBISHOP lAKOVOS, head the West to proclaim Christ Cardinal stressed the need for and our hopes have come much and mine. Our millenium of Holy Spirit.” universal than if we had been of the Greek Orthodox Church everywhere in a united voice. unity in Christian endeavor. closer together,” the Cardinal separation has not been true able to share together the ex­ in the .Americas, presided over Cardinal Richard Cushing. “THE CHURCH NOW faces I said. separation. There has always “My dearly beloved fellow periences by which our several Christians, one of the great the assembly, held June 28 been on both sides a sense of traditions have come into this through July 4, during which a nostalgia, a feeling of in­ Eastern writers of the early mid-century. Church, Origen, said: ‘The new Bishop, the Very Rev. Me- 'M- completeness of the one without "There are. I admit, many letios Diacandrew, was conse­ the other. Churches of God taught by obstacles in the path toward Christ are as lights for the crated. I "We have gone forward in unity which are very great, in world.’ (See related stories, pages 3, 7.) | Cathedral Parish Mourns j ^ i • Highway T ragedy Victiois A highway accident shortly after midnight last Monday, which cost the lives of five persons, deprived Denver’s Cathedral parish of a devoted priest and four exemplary parishioners. DENVER CATHaiC Killed in the crash were the Rev. Raymond Edward Hamilton, and his four pas­ sengers, Miss .Anne Johnson, ALL FOUR WOMEN parish­ 1660 Logan street, Elizabeth A. ioners had been installed a few Taylor, 1221 Sherman, Margaret days earlier with 16 others, in E. Sweeney, 967 Marion street, the reactivated (Confraternity of REGISTER and Betty Welch of 1421 Penn­ Christian Doctrine group at sylvania street. Cathedral, Monsignor said. The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Walt­ The crash victims had been Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations er J. Canavap, rector of Im­ members of the Sodality of Our maculate Conception Cathedral, Lady and the Legion of Mary, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1964 DENVER, COLORADO VOL. LVIll No. 47 spoke of the accident as a and had been very active in tragic loss to the parish. church work. “They were loyal to the lasL” Four-State CFM Convention MonsIgnor Canavan said, “They were really on parish business, motivated by love of souls. It was just a terrible ending to a Priest-Chaplain Session Set very nice meeting.” ’The picnic at the St. Malo A special session for priest- vention, will be host at a din­ lege. The overflow of conven- camp near Estes Park had been chaplains of the Christian Fam­ tioners will be accommodated ner for the priests Friday eve­ arranged a long time ago. Mon­ ily movement will be a feature ning. in the homes of Pueblo CFM signor added, and four cars of the CFM four-state area con­ THE CFM CONVENTION is couples. Cost of the convention used to transport the group. vention in Pueblo Aug. 7-9. The for registration, meals, and being held on the campus of Both the rector and Father priests will meet on Friday af­ the Southern Colorado State col­ room will be only $25 a couple. ternoon and evening, Aug. 7. Hamilton had hopes not only of consolidating the parish’s' gains IN CHARGE OF the sessions but of doing more to develop in­ will be the Rev. Francis Syri- terest and enthusiasm in the apostolate. The CCD had existed aney, pastor of St. Pius X’s par­ Donated Appliances ish, Aurora, area and Denver since 1938, he said, but has late­ federation chaplain. ly been revitalized. Old Priendf-New Hopes Featured on the program will Installed at Camp ’THE FATAL CRASH occurred be Pat and Patty Crowley of at the junction of route 7 and U.S. highway 87, a minute after In a gesture symbolic of the break­ ver’s Stapleton aii^ort. The Cardinal Wilmette, III., national execu­ New appliances donated to the be a special Mass at the shrine ing down of ancient barriers, Arch­ arrived in Denver Tuesday afternoon tive secretaries of CFM, and midnight on Monday. The car Queen of Heaven orphanage at 7:30 a.m. went out of control when round­ bishop lakovos, left, head of the Greek to address a dinner meeting of the Or­ Father James Halpine, assist­ have been installed at the insti­ At 3 p.m. that day, there will Rev. Raymond Hamilton ing a curve and struck a bridge. Orthodox Church in North and South thodox Congress being held here this ant national chaplain, from Chi­ tution’s summer camp in the be a procession from the main America, and Cardinal Richard Cush­ week. ^ cago. shrine of St. Frances Xavier house of the camp to the St. Bishop Charles A. Buswell of ing of Boston g re e t ^ c h other at Den­ Cabrini, Mt. Vernon canyon. Frances Xavier Cabrini shrine. Pueblo, host to the area con­ The gift of Downings, Inc., ap­ Besides the procession, there pliance store, procured through will be Benediction. The Re- Requiem Mass Scheduled the Efforts of a Denver newspa­ demptorist Fathers of St. Jo­ At Superiors' Meet per columnist, the appliances in­ seph’s church will be in charge clude a refrigerator-freezer, a of the procession and Bendic For Friest Killed in Crash washing machine, a dryer, and tion. a hi-fi phonograph. Besides the pilgrimage, the Pontifical Requiem Mass is Denver will give the absolutions, They will remain at the camp date will mark the end of a being offered at 10 a.m. Thurs­ and the Rev. Owen McHugh will after the summer season ends. novena at the camp. day, July 2, in the Cathedral preach. Renewal, Religious Linked for the Rev. Raymond Hamil­ CHILDREN FROM THE SPECIAL BUSES to the ton. killed in a tragic highway BORN JUNE 21, 1929, the No Church reform in the Father H. Charbonneau, the Latin America sections of the Communists operate in a orphanage are now in their sec­ shrine will leave the Greyhound accident June 29. dt ad priest was the son of Ray­ past has been successful O.M.I. of Ottawa, permanent the meeting, assisted by Father strbng and unified fashion ond week of the first three-week terminal at 12:30 p.m. the day Auxiliary Bishop David M. mond E. Hamilton, Sr., and the without the active coopera­ secretary of the Canadian con­ John Dwyer. throughout the whole world session at the camp. of the event. Round-trip tickets Maloney will pontificate at the late Mrs. Hamilton of Denver ference of Religious, is among The present secretary, the from all the major capitals. tion of religious orders. On Sunday, July 12, there will for the pilgrimage cost $1.25. Requiem mass, with Fathers He entered St. Thomas’s sem­ guest representatives. Rev. Boniface L. Wittenbrink, They have a mysticism with re­ John Anderson as deacon and inary in September 1947, and, F ather George Tavard, O.M.I., spoke of the challenges gard to a future ’one world’ — A.A., said yesterday in the key­ Father C e I s u s Wheeler, John J. Jepson of St. Mary’s, after his philosophy course O.F,M., Holy Name province, of the present day. a paradise on earth. note speech at St. Thomas sem­ Colorado Springs, as subdeacon. there, was sent to Rome for who was former permanent sec­ inary. Denver, of the Confer­ “After 20 centuries we Chris­ Five Donors Contribute theology studies and for post­ retary of the conference, and “I THINK IT IS one of the ASSISTANT PRIEST will be ence of Major Superiors of tians are still weak, not united, graduate work in canon law. now stationed at La Paz, Bo­ amazing sociological phenomena still a minority and becoming $148 to St. Jude Burse I the Rt.