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 Honoring Mother Xavier

The Advocate Delegate to

Say Mass for
Official Publication of the Archdiocese M Newark, N.
J., and of the Diocese of Paterson, N. J.

VOL. 7, NO. 48
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1958 PRICE: TEN CENTS
Charity Nuns
HolyFatherPrays for Pius, Pius Planned
Lourdes Visit
CONVENT Cardinal-designate
Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to the U.
a Solemn Pontifical Mass here Dec. 3
Amleto

S., will celebrate

Giovanni

honoring Mother

Recalls
LOURDES (NC)

Own Coronation Pope Pius

Mary Xavier
-

m<uy wavier Mehegan, foundress of the

ivienegan, touna
Sisters of Charitj
XII had made visit
plans to

Lourdes last
of St. Elizabeth.
Aug. 15 but can-

celed The Founder’s Judge Mary H. Donlon of the

them at the last minute be- Day commemo-
VATICAN CITY
Capping a busy week, Pope John when flax was burned before him cause of ill health, it was stated
ration will be the
principal 1958 U. S. Customs Court. A recep-
XXIII took official possession and he- was
of his cathedral church warned:
“Holy here. activity in the
year-long observ- tion will follow the program.

K^ th Ninetta (,eft) is indeepconversaUoT the Basilica of St. John Lateran —on Nov. 23. The basil- Father,
so
passes the glory of ance marking the 100th anniver- Mrs. Tibhjtts will be
presented
witti ArchUsbop”;
Rev. Emile Gabel, director of
this world.” He said of
Boland in St. Peter’s ica is the thought the sary the congregation’s estab- by Sister Hildegarde Marie, Moth
Square in Rome traditionally the cathedral church for the Bishop
Lourdes-Irtformation news
to him that lishment. General of
oltmg on is Mother of Rome.
came Catholics can
bulletin, said that the late Pon- Opening centennial er the congregation
Carolina,
sister of Mother Nin- look to the future with confidence. year ceremonies were Mrs. Tibbitts is the third win
IOr tiff was scheduled to visit the held Sept.
the American Province of the Reli- During the week the olic
Pope also: “the symbol of
J. S
gous Teachers °v-, • Told leaders the
youth
Church.”
as
Tomorrow will
confirm, he said, Marian shrine on the feast of the
29. ner of the award. She has served
Filippmi. Occasion was the general of the men’s
that Christianity is
as
president of the St. Elizabeth
sectidn of Italian accepted not Assumption and talk to an in MASS
audience of pilgrims from the Catholic Action • Visited the Papal summer WILL BK offered at 11 Alumnae Association, state gover-
Newark Archdiocese that his
as personal interest, not as an ternational pilgrimage of
a
work-
on coronation in
with Pope Pius XII last day his palace at Castelgandolfo where am.
Holy Family Chapel. nor and then international
advantage, but as an apostolale ers. presi-
July 16. thoughts went out to the Cath- Pope Pius XII died. Preaching the sermon will be dent of the International Federa-
for which The
one must act, work, Pope reportedly took this
• Sent special to Archbishop Thomas A. Boland.
Honored by
a
message toil te. of Catholic Alumnae and it
and make decision the
Pope the people of Venice, his former dience to the
Bishops who share
sacrifices in obe-
Cardinals
at

and
request of French
of Bishop Pierre
Among those attending will be president of the Newark Archdio-
See, urging them to collaborate in the mandate Bishop James A. McNulty of Pat- Council of Catholic Wom-
Marie Theas cesan
of the Holy Fa- of Tarbes and
in strengthening the Church and erson, Archbishop Henry J. en.

Mother Ninetta to Mark

promoting
the young.
ther.
Christian education of
DURING HIS visit to Castrl-
Lourdes.
Rome
liner and
He fly from
was

by special French jet air-

to
O'Brien of Hartford, Bishop
George W. Ahr of Trenton, Bish- FOUNDER’S DAY is cele-
was to celebrate Mass
Justin J. brated by the Sisters of
gandolfo, the Pope for
op McCarthy of Cam- Charitj
ROME CHEERED its
prayed in the underground Basilica of
new
Pope Pius at the bed den, Auxiliary Bishop Martin W. annually on Dec. 3, feast of St

Jubilee
in which St. Pius X and deliver

at Villa
Bishop as the Pope a mes-

Walsh
passed Stanton, Auxiliary Bishop Walter Francis iCavier, whose name Cath
his predecessor had died six sage to the workers.
through downtown streets on his weeks earlier.
W. Curtis, Abbott Patrick erine Josephine Mehegan took
Father Gabel said the
way to take possession of his news
O’Brien, 0.5.8, of St. Mary’s upon entering religion.
MORRISTOWN— Mother Ninetta More than 1,000 cheered that the Pope had canceled
cathedral. The Pontiff was ac- people his
Abbey,
lonata, M.P.F., supe- Tower Hill estate his arrival.
Morristown, and repre- Born in Skibbereen, County
rior
which they companied by four Cardinals of
Mayor Costa present- plans for reasons of health was
general of the Religious Teachers frlippini, will leave named Villa Walsh in ed him with
sentatives from
among the con- Cork, Ireland, on Feb.
19, 1825,
his hon- the Roman Curia and local products and transmitted to Lourdes
ner Home
went first on Aug. gregation’s missioned Sisters.
headquarters to mark her golden or. bells of the local churches 14. The following day
Catherine and a sister, Margaret,
jubilee as to the hall in the Lateran Palace pealed a
special A dinner stole away
religious for’clergy and \oth- to New York on a
ship
? at Villa Walsh here. Villa Walsh is the mother- Under her leadership the In- to receive the
city’s official dele-
as he drove through the villa's message from the Pontiff was
in 1842. On Feb.
stitute ers will he held in the after- 16, 1847, three
acquired a high school garden's grounds and farm. read to the 20,000 assembled
erovince of the gation. Then the Papal procession days before her
founded
Sisters charter and a school of music formed Then followed his tour workers.
noon.
Bishop McNulty will he 22nd birthday
by Mother Ninetta. prior to entering the of the
and
toastmaster at the dinner after her sister had married
On Dec. 8 Mother
charter, and established a college basilica. residence itself. at
Ninetta will over 500 members with 88 which the and moved to Australia, Cather-
mark the 50th con- for its members. Mother Ninetta During the visit he left
Apostolic Delegate
anniversary of her vents and schools in 19 At the door of the church,
some
will give the principal address. ine entered the New York Sis-
dioceses. organized vocation for the
religious profession. A
a
promotion Cardinal Masclla, Archpriest of
money poor with the
highlight Born Officers ters of
of

monial
jubilee events will be the testi- ince
in
of
Guglionesi in the prov-
Campobasso, Abruzzi,
program which
sonal contact
uses

and home
prater, per-
visits
the basilica, offered the Pope
pastor
a later talk
of the

to
town church. In On the clude
Msgr.
of the
James
Mass
A
will

Hughes,
in-
the first
Charity.
three
She was

postulants to pre-
one ol

dinner Dec. 10 at Seton

to silver keys to the church to
townspeople, he themselves
Italy, on Nov. Mother foster archpriest; Msgr. William F. sent for admission to
Hall 7, 1887, vocations in all parishes said:
“Coming here my first
University at which Arch- Ninetta symbolize his
possession. Pope Louis and the New York
bishop Boland will preside.
in
was educated by her
parents and two aunts and uncles
where the
end retreats for
Filippinis teach. Week-
high school and
John touched them

turned them to the

and then
Cardinal.
re-
thought must be for the
ory of the great Pius XII,
mem-

and
Inside... deacons of
Msgr.
honor;
Walter

Msgr.
U Iftll,
James
After an
community.
assignment in New
Recently Rome Mother who were teachers. She
went to business girls and mothers therefore I invite
F Looney, deacon; Msgr. Chris- York, Sister Xavier was sent
Ninetta awarded the are
After
you to
pray HATE BOMBINGS of tian I). to
was
Holy Rome May 7, 1907, to enter the given Villa pausing at the Altar of Haag, subdeacon; Msgr.
an orphanage maintained by
at Walsh. for him and for
See’s me so that
Pro Ecclesih et Pontifice motherhouse of the Pontifical In- the Blessed Sacrament and at schools and churches con- Gerald V. McDevitt of the
the community in Newark,
Mother Ninetta
elected the Lord may grant me a vir-
Apos-
medal. was
The tinue then
presentation was stitute of the Religiouk Teachers superior general of the Insti-
the Papal altar where relics of
tuous and a
saintly life like
. and why? A
pos-
tolic Delegation, master of cere-
a part of the New York

I
made by Archbishop SS. Peter and Paul monies. and Archdiocese. Newark became
Diego Filippini. Because of her kind- tute at its are enshrined, his. . . sible answer is Rev. William J. a
general chapter in given
,

Veninl, secret almoner to Pope ness to the aged Sisters, she the Pope took bis place on the King, chaplain of the mother- diocese in 1853 and its first
soon Rome July 16, 1954. “If God on
John XXIII. throne and received
gives me life, we will Page 16
became known as “the good Also
the obedi- house, assistant master of ceremo- Bishop, James Roosevelt
Bay-
under her direction the see each other in
again the

|
of the nies. ley, decided to
THE
angel of the novitiate.” American Province
ence Cardinals. Cardinal A CATHOLIC
form a diocesan
JUBILEE climaxes a
sent Sisters
Masella
Spring. Meanwhile I give you my PRESI-
Only two celebrated the Pontifical The Sisters of community of nuns.
religious
years after her pro- to establish the first foundation blessing which will DENT? Why does the Charity of St.
life characterized by Mass at which the
accompany
pos- Elizabeth He the New York
fession, Dec. 8, 1908, Mother of the Institute
Pope spoke, are a Pontifical congre- appealed to
leadership, zeal in Great Britain you in the difficulties of life, and
and large ac-
Ninetta was chosen to head the
discussing the ceremonial rite,! sibility stir up so much gation with more than 1,800
Sisters of Charity to give him
—at Medstead, England—and also benediction
complishments. Since 1910, when to
the
a
special for that
group of five Sisters sent meaning of the rite, and the comment? See the editor- members.
They teach 60,000 stu- some Sisters who would assume
Mother Ninetta and four com-
by Pius administer Domus Pacis in Rome, which you _
hold dearest for
X to benediction. ial on dents in New direction of the
establish school Jersey. Special young novices
panions embarked for the U. S.
a for the the international
center for lead- Jour children.” Page 6
whom he had recruited
children of Italian founder’s Day
immigrants in of of programs and as- and one
at the command of St. Pius X, St.
ers youth Catholic Action -IN SPEAKING of the
meaning IS
Joachim’s THE POPE’S THIS THE time of the sp mblies will be held in
Sisters of those chosen was Sister Xav-
the American parish, Trenton, and other of the John message to Vene-
Foundation of organizations. rite, Pope pointed to

j
the ier. She and other
and to found tians, broadcast Advent jof Charity schools during the members of
Filippinis has grown to include United
the Institute in the
MOTHER
the book and chalice on the high
over Vatican wreath . . . its
week. A school
NINETTA’S holiday has been the community took up resi-
new
States. testi- Radio, the
monial
altar. Of the missal he said “the
was
inspired by city’3 story is told on . . Page 9
at Setpn Hall is annual celebration of declared for Dec, 3 dence in Newark
being the feast of on Sept 29

j
appeal and duty of the book
WHEN THE LATE sponsored 1859.
Italian Catholic Walsh was
Archbishop
from
by pastors antf friends
opened on the altar is to teach
Our
Lady of Health. The feast CARE FOR THE AGED is FOIINDER’B DAY will be ob-
made Bishop of Tren-
parishes her Sisters where Les* than a
year later
commemorates the city’s escape they had
true doctrine, righteous
discipline Trom
a
growing problem; how at the College ot St. Elia-
Heads UNESCO ton, July 30, 1908, the Sisters
Msgr. John L. McNulty, serve.
of life, the means for the eleva-
the plague which
swept Eu-
[served
abeth
outgrown their quarters and
the Church here Dec.
gained a firm
was
friend.
president of It
Seton Hall, is he
execu- rope 327 years ago.
helps meet it 2 with an aca- Mother Xavier and a group of
tion of man to Gotf.” demic
PARIS Dr. Viitorino Vero- who procured for is related convocation at which Mrs.
them their tive chairman, and Rev. Thomas And of the The Pontiff
on
Page 9 Sister* traveled to Madison to
nese of
Italy, former hpad of the first permanent K. chalice, he said, paid tribute to Ernest P. Tibbitts of Montclair
home, Villa Vic- Burke, pastor of, St. John's, “We also like Cardinal (property purchased from Seton
Catholic Action movement in Ita- to invite you to Lercaro, Archbishop SETON HALL’S and St. will receive the Mother
toria, which became their noviti- Orange, is co-chairman. Xavier Hall College upon that school's
the altar to seek there of Bologna, and to Bishop Award for

|
ly, has been elected director ate and provincialate.
always Peter's basketball outstanding service to I Imove to South The
gen-
Pierre Marie
pros- Orange. new
eral of the UN Educational, Sci- In 1923
the Bishop, the priest in the act Theas of Tarbes
pects are discussed by Ed
the college and Catholic women I motherhouse was
named St. Eliz-
a canonical novitiate of and
distributing the Lourdes, France, for at-
entific
tion
and Cultural
Organiza- was established in
response to
Belgians Settle
Blood ef the Lord because
Body and
this tending the ceremonies.
Grant on
Page 14 nae
Students, faculty
will attend
and
the convocation
alum- abeth's, and Mother Xavier lived

(UNESCO), after having the increase in vocations to direct its expansion until 1015,

j
The
served as
chairman of the group's Institute.
to the
School Problem is the living substanre of the Pope said that "for Us, at 3:30 p.m. in Xavier Audito- | when she died at the age of 80
Mother Ninetta was religion which for all of 1958
executive board. we profess.” us, has been rium.
made first BRUSSELS Principal speaker will be after 68
years in religious life.
mistress of novices, (RNS) Belgium's “Love of God is love of Jus-
marked by daily contact with Our
Dr. Veronese was elected three major parties, at separate tice,” he went
over a
post she held for 15 years.
on, “and the law
Divine Mother, recalled in the
Soviet
opposition.
i

He is In 1938 Mother
a con- Ninetta be- congresses here, formally ratified of justice, the law of of
firmed
anti-Ammunist and the
goodness, mystery her- apparitions at
is a came superior of the American recently-announced Lourdes."
agree- the law of harmony all conib
Papal Chamberlain
'

of the Cape province. The motherhouse had ment which assures

greater from this doctrine of the book “Now this Nov. 21,” he contin-
and Sword. The 55-year-old at- been moved to Morristown equality between state and Cath-
in and from this virtue of the Blood ued, "finds Us far from
torney will office" you,
i

take for six 1930 when olic schools and

Archbishop Walsh, guarantees in- of Christ.” inasmuch as Our eyes do not look
years on Dec. 6. He succeeds Dr. creased
by then Bishop of Newark, ac- government subsidies to Before leaving the church, Pope into yours as they once used to
Luther Evans of the U.S.
!

for the latter.

quired the Sisters the John
placed a purse containing do. But We feel Ourselves well
j

Formulated by a
special com- a sum in Italian lire, about $9OO, united in spirit with that which
mittee made
| j

up of members of on the altar his was the serene

as
gift to the peace of the six

Reds Reverse Field the Social

Liberal and
Christian

Socialist Parties, the

(Catholic), cathedral.
After the
years
ice
of Our pastoral life in Ven-
Mass, Pope John was and We enjoy being so close
i

agreement marked the end of the carried from the church, his Bish- to the Heavenly Mother in a
post
On country’s

Admitting
century-old school ques- op’s miter having been Replaced of universal
Priest tion.
next
It
12
will be in force for the by the
Papal tiara. same
way as
fatherhood,
her mission
in

is
the
that
years. On his return to the of spiritual mother for
Vatican, all men.
j

WASHINGTON The Catholic

Russia has agreed to party approved Pope John
permit an the
_
stopped at the "My sons, do not think that
American priest to enter Moscow to agreement by unanimous Church of St.
minister to the needs of vote. The Liberal Clement, whose the habitual
serenity of Our spirit
party voted 117 feast
athol,cs station ed there it has been day it was. After he prayed dims the tenderness of Our

by the State Department.

f announced in favor, with six against and - before the main altar, he greeted orics and Our emotions
mem

as a
Russia’s willingness to accept a four abstentions. The Socialists the Irish Dominicans who in and
are priest father. On
looking
chaplain was made known in a approved the agreement by 659 charge of the ancient
Embassy
communication to the c
U S basilica. within Ourself at the act
Embassy in tho
the Red
in
RnH
to 231, with tjy
18 blank votes.
:

capital. which We
,

come to be called 'Fa-

Expected to apply for a visa is IN .HIS TALK to leaders of
Rev. Italian
ther,' We enjoy once again in an
Louis A. Catholic Action he said
Dion, A.A., of As-
during coronation unexpected way the happiness of
sumption College, Worcester, ceremonies he
Mass. also recalled St.
feeling that We. together with you
He had been refused a
Pius X's arrival
and like
visa in at the ol you, arc the son of the
1955 when named entrance St. Peter s
to the Mother of Jesus, given Him
chaplaincy there to succeed Rev. Basilica for the solemn
by
same
to each one of us
rites. as a most
Georges Bissonnette, A.A. Father "

tender mother
Bissonnettc Pope John said that
was expelled in Pope St.
March that Pius X had looked with
year. an ex- RECALLING THAT after he
pression of terror and had become
NO
surprise Pope he had urged
EXPLANATION for the two
!

at the people who were cheer- his former flock to work for the
moves
offered
I

ever was the

by ing him. He also seemed reluc- perfect education
Soviet of youth, to
Union. However, it
|

was tant to sit in the portable cultivate

believed reciprocal love
among
they stemmed from
I

throne, Pope John said, until themselves

and honor the
to
American refusal to permit Arch-
!

he was assured that it not

Boris
was
Faith, he conclude:
bishop of the Russian Or- a sign of human
thodox Church
triumph but a We do not doubt, therefore,
to remain here as means by which could be
head that in welcoming Our
of the Patriarchal Church. voire
seen by all the faithful.
He >ou will faithfully
had been granted adhere to
a
60-day Pope John XXIII said it was
visitor's these intentions
visa with generos-
this same motive that gave him
Permission for
ity. constancy and ioy. These
a priest to
courage his
on coronation day. the the
stay in Moscow had been guar- He said his mind
memories We wish to

anteed
was completely leave you. They are the
by Russia in 1933 in the absorbed with
mem
i

Roosevelt •
Litvinov
the
thought of the! orie* of a father to his dear
agreement souls entrusted to him by God sons."
whereby the United States rec-
The Holy Father said that his
ognized Russia. The part did
The broadcast ended with the!
(houghta turned to Catholic youth Pope* solemn
not blessing of
carry a
reciprocity clause. at that in the
his'
point ceremonies former
State
Department sources indi- townspeople
cated that officials had reached
*n
understanding with the Reds
that the case of
Archbishop Boris New Cardinals Plan
and Father Dion are separate
matters It was noted that Arch-
biahop Boris Ls again expected in
the U.S., this time
on a
90-day
Joint Flight to Rome
visitor’s visa.

During the while there

BOSTON Archbishop Richard J, Cushing of Boston
period
ha* been no
Moscow, has announced that he and
priest in
Archbishop John F. O'Hara.
Catholic employes at the Ameri- C.S.C.. of Philadelphia, along with Archbishop Amleto
can Embassy, together with Cath- Giovanni
olics who work at other foreign OF
Cicognam, Apostolic Delegate to the U S, will
POPE'S COAT ARMS:
Here is a sketch of the
embassies, have attended the new journey to Rome together to
receive the red hat
Church of
coat-of-arms of Pope John XXIII. It shows The three will board
St. a tower a ipecial
Louis, only Catho- on a
silver and red TWA plane her*
de church in Moscow.
They do background, flanked by two silver fleur- on Dee. 10 lor TWA officials They said the eur-
'he CORPORAL WORKS: Two Newark
not ordinarily de-lis lilies topped by the St. Mark lion, historical nonstop. 12 hour flight to rent machinists’
go to confession
sym-
strike against buildings housing a variety of services of the
thaw, Rome where they will attend Ihe airline will Mt. Carmel Guild were blessed
however, apd do not call boy of the Venetian Republic. The lion is a not affect the
Nov 23 by Archbishop Boland. In upper photo, he
upon the priest of that church for
an holding aeries of
special consistories. plans
open book with the Latin inspects the facilities established at 99 Central Ave. for training
any but the moat inscription "Peace to you They will be
accompanied! by First of the consistories wiU be
mentally retarded
urgent needs, Mark girls and women. Below, he blesses the guild 's new diagnostic center for
last he he compromised in the my Evangelist." The Papal Tiara and crossed members of their personal staffs. a secret meeting Dec. U attended testing
keys of St. Peter At least two other handicapped children, located at 47 Central Ave. He was assisted
•yea «f the Soviet authorities by complete the design of Pope John special by Pope John and the present by Msgr, Joseph
toe much contact with
foreigners. XXIII’s coat-of-arms. flights for the
pros*
and others members of the of Cards- A. Dooling, archdiocesan director of the Mt. Carmel
College Guild, and Msgr. Jamee F.
have been planned, according to Inals.
Looney, Chancellor.

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2 THB ADVOCATE November 28,1958

People in the Week's News

Places in the Week's News
A Catholic Educational Coun- first of four locations in the U.S» teaming institute next summer
cil has been formed in India to to house Jesuit for achool
Very Rev. John B. Janssens, Austria and Switzerland at
a Brothers’ train- high mathematic*
gate to the U.S., celebrated the deal with dangers to Church ing juniorate. teachers.
S.J., General of the Society of Wuerzburg, Germany. \
traditional Pan American Mass schools in communist-ruled Kera- The public school committee
Jesus, was received in private Rev.
Irving F. Blister of El 1,1 in St. Ambrose College, Daven-
Washington on Thanksgiving la state.
Plymouth, Mass., port, lowa, has been placed
audiepce by the Pope. Paso, Tex., has been named edi- way. reversing a on
‘ De Paul
University’s downtown stand list of
Bishop Pins Bonaventura Dla- tor and business taken five has the institutions affiliated
manager of the
Brother Urban of the years ago,
Francis- Chicago library has been dedi-
agreed the Catholic
mtni of Umzimkulu, native Zulu Southwest Catholic
Register. can
to provide bus transpor with University of
officiated
Brothers has been installed cated as the Col. Robert R. Mc- tation for
Bishop, at the ordina-
Cardinal-designate Amleto Gio- as
private and parochial America.
tion
president of St. Francis Col- Cormick
Library in
recognition of school pupils. Dud to government
of 31 priests from Germany, vanni Cicognanl, Apostolic Dele- interfer-
lege, Brooklyn.' a $75,000 gift made by the Me-, Cross the weekly newspaper
Hdljr College in Worces- ence, Sig-
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Archbishop Richard J. Cushing Cormick Charitable Trust. ter
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has been awarded a $60,000 no, published in Madrid, was re-
has been proclaimed The Catholic
population of
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BURNS & O'CONNELL, Inc. an
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New operate a six-week its October
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Establishment of diplomatic re-
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has been named
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Cardinal Spellman of New York Carlo Vinti, president of a New
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A. ML fa 9:43 P. M. Commander
Rev. Domenico
Balducelli, O.S. of the Order of the
Golden Spur
F.S., Superior General of the of St. Sylvester by Pope John
Oblates of St. Francis de Sales, XXIII in
recognition of his work the fabulous OCEAN BREEZE
arrived in New York to visit
among Italian prisoners of war.
Oblate institutions in America. SEA FOOD and STEAK HOUSE
The annual Requiem Mass in BANQUET FACILITIES
SCHTILLER & PLEVY and
Prof. John T.

an
Frederick, author
authority on American
honor of

ing the past

Cardinals who died dur-
year was offered in
for 10 to 200 Guests
320 Clendenny Ave., Jersey City
Phone: HEnderson 5-0406
SPECIALISTS literature, has been named head Vatican
City in the presence of
PARKING

of the at the
English department Pope John on Nov. 26.
• SHEET METAL WORK University of Notre Dame
)vhere The Jesuit novitiate
at
he has
Milford,
been a
faculty member Ohio, has been selected as the
• SLATE and TILE ROOFING 28 years.

•
Msgr. Paul F. Tanner, general
BUILT-UP* ROOFING GOT THOSE
secretary of the National Catho-
lic Welfare
CONGRATULATIONS: Archbishop Amleto Giovanni
for Churches, Convents, Rectories and Schools.
Estimates and references furnished tend
Conference,
the dedication
will at-
Cicognani (left), Apostolic Delegate to the
U.S., re-
NOW...
NEW-CAR BIKES?
of the rebuilt
on request.
Immaculate Conception Cathedral ceives congratulations on
his nomination to the Sacred
*93-95 SOUTH 12th STREET, NEWARK 3, N. J.
. in Manila. College of Cardinals from
Archbishop

SiL
Albert G.
Bl 3-0282 Est. 1920 Bl Cardinal has been
Meyer
3-1802 Agagiapian of Chicago. The delegate in
named
was Chicago to officiate at Pick your car: come to us: get the cash.
Papal Legate to a confer- the
ence scheduled by the Bishops of
Archbishop’s installation when news of his ap- We’ll finance
your purchase with a low-cost

the Far East in Manila Dec. 10. pointment came. Auto Loan, whether the car you
choose is

DIVIDINDS CRfDiriO new or used. Your dealer

gets cash and
AND COHPOUNDtD the Rates low
you get bargain! are

Sanctify World, Says

so

monthly payments are easy. You need not

4 Hum a yart
be a depositor.

Aoir Going On
foetid- Chicago Archbishop
Funds

by U.S.

tality.
Insured

Gov't

Save in
to $lO,OOO
Instrumen-

parson or
THE TRUST COMPANY

I
...
by mail wa
pay post-
OF NEW JERSEY
CHICAGO (NC)
..

Priests and laity alike are called ago

both
ways, legal for
Hoboken
END-OF-YEAR Jersey City West New York
• •

• Motor upon to sanctify the world, Most Rev.

Tune-up here at his enthronement as the fifth
Albert G. Meyer said Trust

account.
Funds. $1 starts an
Weehowken •
Union City •
Secoucus
Archbishop of Chicago.
•
Safety Check Some 100 members of the U. S.
hierarchy attended
Member Ftdoral Dtporit Inoaranoo Corporation

CLEARANCE
nut PMION* aeroeeH»a street
the enthronement

I
Name ceremony-in Holy
•
Cooling System Archbishop Amleto Giovanni
Cathedral.
MOHAWK
drain
Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate to Christ for His mission
flush of I MVHMI t IOAM AUK

60 United States, presided and offer- spreading the Gospel, the great-
QUALITY USED CARS check hoses ed a Pontifical Mass at which that results is “the [ 40 Ciouasroo St, Mewwi X. M.!.
ness fruit of
Mitchell 3-0260
expertly reconditioned, guaranteed, and
install thermostat Archbishop Meyer preached. virtue, cooperation
a
greeted
low priced for ' 4 Archbishop Meyer paid tribute by a divine call or vocation.”
Oa*y. *4/ WB>. Mi. lei Ml
quick sale! anti-freeze first to the late Pope Pius XII 100%
• New “Only in this manner,” he con-
Jersey's target! Cadillac Dealer • * and then
Steering & Brakes to Cardinal Samuel
tinued, “will priests and religious AIR.
Stritch. He extended his filial de- be able to continue the
tSBS
QjUSWUZ
* Divine .CONDITIONED
Complete Lubrication votion to Pope John
XXIII, and Redemption.”
expressed his gratitude to Arch- ‘‘The entire foundation of the
bishop Cicognani for presiding at Kingdom of God on earth lies in

6 S'. $14.95 the this AoJtelU

‘i?
ceremony. humility. The Divine Master
, He said that both Pius XH and wished to make us understand
Cardinal Stritch “call out to us this when He washed the
MOST TO MOST MAURETANIA WINTER CRUISE!
feet of
or NIW JIRSIT

8 S'. $17.95 today from

beyond the grave, His disciples ...
It was both an

LUBRICANTS S
telling us
important
that
in life
nothing
than the
is more example of humility and
doing to the Apostles,” he said.
a lesson i+uut&L ifCU to nmm
of God’s holy will.” He added The Apostolic Delegate then
CruiM
PARTS IXTRA lo tropic ports... S SUNSHINE CRUISES
that “the most eloquent sermon praised your luxury

MB
Archbishop Meyer say-
rosort hotil, tho popular Mauritania!
preached by both of them was in ing that in Chicago “he will con- DEC. 23 • 12 days •
$363 up
Famous Cunard food, nightclub
Budget Your Repairs their personal
example for com- tinue his
apostolic work with that
enter- FEB. 7 • 18 days $523 up

submission tainment, swimming, new.movies,

• Tormt arranged la plete to this holy same marvelous harmony and FEB. 27 • 18 days $323 up

•uil your purta

will.”
paternal affection for his flock dancing ... all aboard, all in your MAR. 21 • 15 days $415 up
ROD'S tickitl APR. 7 12
low Archbishop Meyer then stressed which has greatly distinguished Mauritania's superior speed
•
days $320 up
as at $1.25 a week
Choice
the mission of the him.” lei- of 5 itinerar
teaching mians you sii moro
ports, fascinating

sS
Church. “More anything Ranch House onjoy
surely short txcursions and treasure
its. For

any other
details,
travel
reservations and

help,
else,” he stated, “the teaching shopping I
tee us

as soon os
poetib/e.
mission of the Chudch Future Dates
1
emphasizes
A
the truth that mankind cannot
Dec. 8 "Feast of the Im-
be saved by man, but only by CALL OR WRITE
maculate Conception, Holy Day
ChrUt.”
of Obligation.
j CHEVROLET /j “God is not in His world to
Dec.

JOS. M. BYRNE CO.

10 Catholic Medical
us,” the Archbishop con-

COUNT
serve
Mission Board, annual meeting,
tinued, “hut we are here to serve
.L Pro,. New York.
AMBROSINO, Him and must continuously go Dec. 17-19-20 Ember*
j

HUDSON Days.
3085
JERSEY CITY
BLVD. back
of life.
to Him
Priest
as

and
to the puroose
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lay people
alike
ty-
(AT HOLLAND TUNNEL Cut) are called umn not imh ’d
Dec. 28-30 American Cath-
Sorvica Dapl. Open Doily S:3O A M.-
jto destroy or to vilify the world, olic Historical
S r. M. -
Sal. B:00 A. M. til Noon but to sanctify it, and to offer
Association, an-
nual meeting, Washington.
J

Ol 4-ROOO
lit in homage to God.

WHEN YOU SAVE

Dec. 28-30 American
-
Cath-
"Only through such a whole-
olic Sociological Society, an-
hearted return to God In faith
nual convention, Notre Dame.
do we find the to
means rem-
Jan.
edy the ills that weigh heavy
1 Feast
cumcision, HOly Day of Obliga-
of the Cir-
Need Money?
CARTERET! upon modern life, and also dis- tion.

4|T cover the secret of achieving

anew

AT

ceremony,
said that
A
and

DINNER
better future.”

Archbishop
following

is
Cicognani
the
East German Bishops
Ask Oppression’s End \ >,
f /
Chicago “truly an BERLIN (RNS) The Bishops
Any doy of the month you storl to outstanding product of the Cath- of East Germany, in a joint letter
olic faith.”
love your money begins oerning lm-
°/o But he
to Premier Otto Grotewohl, ap-

3
added that to
“everyone pealed him “with all urgency"
medietely. And, earnings ore com- present here well understands to terminate the “burdensome
that to boast of rich
pounded 4 times a harvest of oppression" of Catholics in the
a
year. Your rov-
the
Gospel as a human success Soviet Zone.
ings earn
faster, grow foster! Open would be foolish and
Quaker Farm erroneous.” The text was later read in all
“The Kingdom of God on
your occount todoy. Porking focilL earth, Catholic churches throughout
the Church, from
always starts East
ties of oil officesj or sove by moil.
»»»*,loWtl rot.
TURKEY humble surroundings and devel- In
Germany.
addition, priests read from
Corteret pays all ops amidst difficulties, but when the from
postage. Use cou- HEN OR TOM pulpit an appeal the
the Divine Master is pleased to Bishops urging all Catholics to
pon below todoy-why lose ff single bless the field with His graces so that the Church’s efforts
MIMI pray
doy's dividends? a,t< i His
gifts, there springs forth to restore and safeguard freedom
I

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youth of the Gospel.” of conscience may be "fruitful
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by before long."
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HIGH SCHOOL VISIT:
sex Catholic High School, Newark, on
brated low Mass for the
Nov. 21, cele-
Archbishop Boland visited Es-
fotnpany
C»t»—- students, and blessed the new
State. m» uit mm min
classrooms on the third floor. Here he is shown with im mu mm
t
Brother Francis I. mm mnttMW#' M»wt*MC( («h.)ihiu mim ihm
Offer, F.S.C.H., left, principal, and
Brother A[?]thur A. Loftus, F.S.C.H., provincial.

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 Fund
Campaign Opens November 28, 1958 thf advocate 3

In Florham Park Newark

Sodality Congress
PARK

fund l
C

ux
monies
Bishop McNulty presided
of the Hol y Famil
y
at the

Building
Set for Seton Hall Dec. 14
campaign held Nov. 21 in the Church.
3
minimum goal of $lOO,OOO, has been NKWAKK Young men and late Pope Pius will
XII, be the want socialist to be fir#

j
every on
women, both adults and those
ofj “Mystical Body
room «h
school
j,s„t,tray
addition.
constru u<m «*«»' “
i <***>*■<:»*• school
age, will converge on Se- World
Apostolate.”
of Christ

An
and the with zeal and energy for the so-

explana- dality dear to the

j
cause so heart
ton Hall
Following the University Dec. 14 for tion of the doctrine of the
opening ceremo- The second
report meeting is
the
Mysti- of our late Holy Father Pius XII
nies than second annual of cal
more 100 men
began a scheduled for Dec. Congress Body will be given at the and
1. the to our own zealous shepherd,
Sodalities of Our
house-to-house solicitation of the Lady of the general session.
Archbishop Boland. In this
Archdiocese of Newark, it way
parish. .Each man before going was
Archdiocese be
Dinner FOR our can really
out received the best wishes and Meeting Listed announced this week
L
by Rev. Leo THE WORKSHOPS, ac
prepared for the World Con-
Mahoney, archdiocesan sodal- cording to Father
Mahoney, the
personal blessing of Mc- By Accountants Guild
Bishop ity director. sodalists will be separated
gress.”
Nulty. NEWARK
ac-
The Catholic Ac-
At the first .The gathering will start at 1:30
cording to ages and
types of so-
memorial
gift re-
countants Guild will hold a din- dalities.
port meeting held Nov. 24 a total the.
p m. in the gymnasium-auditori- Prep Alumni Meet
ner
meeting at Military Park *At these
of $33,000 in um with
general session at
a workshops," F'athcr
subscriptions was Hotel here Dec. 4 at 6:30 Mahoney declared, “practical NEWAKK—The annual reunion
p.m. which Archbishop im-
reported to Rev. John P. O’Con- Boland will
Speakers will be Rev. Edward plementation of the doctrine of the St. Benedict’s Prep Alumni
nell, pastor, by James E. Fan- preside. to
A.
Synan of Seton Hall Universi their Association will be held Dec. 2 at
states in life will be made
ning, general chairman. Mr. Fan- It will conclude with a Holy These 8:30 the school.
ty and John A. Behr of the Inter- workshops will be moder- p m. in
ning’s associates are Dr. Daniel Hour and Benediction of the
nal Revenue Bureau. Chairman ated by
Scotti exports in their fields,
and Michael
Sullivan Blessed Sacrament, at which the
is William J. Griffin of Newark. and feel
soda lists will
we
they will enthuse the
be addressed hy sodalists for still greater efforts."
Auxiliary Bishop Stanton.
The archdiocesan director BONDS
said he considered the
BETWEEN THE TWO general forth

gatherings there will be several

coming gathering a preparation Insurant
HERE IT IS: Rev. Caesar G. Orrico, administrator of for the World
Assumption parish, Emerson, workshops at which matters in-
Sodality Congress
shows to he held here
CATERERS Archbishop Boland the architect’s concept
forthcoming six-classroom of the trinsic to
sodality activity will be
“This
next August.

discussed. The detailed brings us to one of the

addition, cafeteria and rectory. At left is George H. Rice, general chairman of the program
of reasons for the archdioccsan
these workshops
Ca&tcH?
is to be an-
m SAY wuuc recently inaugurated $190,000 building fund campaign. Congress,” Father
nounced later. Mahoney de
w mum/r mat Theme
cl ared.
of the congress, in ac-
“We invite
Gives 11th Gift cordance and hope to
guoio
School Addition and with the wishes of the
present at this congress on
see

Dec.
14,
Of $100,000 every adult and
teenage so-

&lnu\ De Paul Medal

1
dalist of the Archdiocese. We
CHICAGO
secutive
year
For the 11th

philanthropist
con-

Rectory Planned To New Yorker

P'CN^4 /# Out Mz/frt locatin' Frank. J. Lewis of Chicago has
presented $lOO,OOO to the Catholic
At Emerson Parish BROOKLYN (RNS) Charles

bANNCR
-

ao PARK AVI. N. A
NEWARK, E.
Church Extension Society, a McCarthy, a New York busi-
HU 4-7200
group concerned with mission ness executive, was named to re-

areas in the U.S. ceive the 1958 St. Vincent dc Paul

EMERSON—Construction of six additional classrooms
Medal given St.
The presentation was made in the school, a modern cafeteria and annually by
anew
rectory is the John’s
casually
Archbishop
ing a
and without

chat with
Albert G.
fanfare

Meyer dur-
Mr. Lewis follow-
to
aim of Rev. Caesar G. Orrico, administrator of
parish here, pending completion of a fund drive
Assumption
with
University here.

a
The
nition of
medal, awarded in

outstanding efforts by
recog-
a
books
ing the minimum goal of $190,000. layman in the field of Catholic
dignified, quality food service society’s annual lunch-
social
eon. The campaign was formally service, is the institution’s annn

highest honor. It will be present- NEW SERIES FOR

Mr. Lewis is 91. His latest gift opened Nov. 17 with solemn cere- menfeld. George F. Brackett, Ed-
designed to meet the requirements monies which ed
Archbishop Bo- win Dec. 2 when St. John's CHILDREN
on
will be used to build mission at T. Bussell, Frank
Ramaglia %oh . .
.

Hand holds ceremonies honor-

chapels. presided and gave his bless- and Dr. Robert L. Sullivan. special
of the clergy and others at prices ing St. Vincent de
ing individually to more than 200 Team captains guiding cam-
Paul, patron
from nine to the teene.
CHECK TO SEE if , volunteer campaign workers. paign workers are William K
ol the Vincentian Fathers under
your par-
based on real value. ish school The new
buildings designed by- Breuel, C. L. Brown, llarvy T whose jurisdiction the university FRIAR AMONG SAVAGES: Fitter Ufe Camr. I P.
can use any help you
is administered.
be able to Alfonso Alvarez, architect, and Brown, Mortimer Carrigan, Lau Bro Kurl, C.F.X. tmd By. C.F.X.
may give.
associates McCarthy’s contributions to so-
are now under con- rence B. Casey, James J. Cor- CRUSADERS •( tin GREAT RIVER: Hvwtti ml
struction cial evidenced
and will be ready for busier, Edward P. Diggins. Ed service, as
through INllt. By l». William Doty
Catholic
occupancy next Fall. mond DiGirolamo, Charles charities, twice won for

Borgos & Borgos Hayden. Edward M. Honan, Pe

J.
him
Papal knighthood. The 11th
STAR of the MOHAWK: btMt TiUrtte.
THE By Froncii MacDottold
ADVANCE memorial gifls ter Jacullo,
Roger L. Kaas, Jo-
recipient of the medal, he is a
committee made its first FRONTIER PRIEST and
Insurance report
G. Roger Knight of Malta and Knight of CONGRESSMAN: FMte
seph Korsak, I). Nor-
Nov. 24 and announced that $82,-! the Holy Sepulchre. (Mrwl Irkarl. SJ. By BrmUr Alon,
uj CATERING SERVICE of all kinds 000 had been realized
mandeau, Peter
Pace, Kenneth
C.F.X.

after only- GIANT of the WESTERN TRAN: Fitter Pit* Bb

Rau, John T. Snee, John
Wm Orange, New Jeney R
393 KEARNY AVENUE week’s This
one
solicitation. com-
Thomas, James Jwt, J.J. —By lev Mkk—lM
mittee is under the leadership ol George Zindcl.
J. Welby and
Ruling in Ohio
KEARNY, N. J.
Martin L. Horn Michael
Lemma, chairman and Father has Adventure/
REdwood 1-4000 Marty Jr. & Don
GEOROE J. BORGOS
Robert Arbrce, Joseph Cicala and William-
appointed
Permits Schools
ALBERT H. BLAZE McVey, Hlames Prieolo, •/Mu Itjmni
Joseph Pancpinta, associate American
WILLIAM J. OLACCUM
chairmen.
Victor Sibilia and
George Weight To Hire Nuns
l-S7OR
The
as co-chairmen of the friends
cpm- Hletoryl
building fund campaign is mittce. COLUMBUS, Ohio (NO A
i

under the direction of Father Or-

religious habit is no impediment Biographyl
rico, honorary chairman, Rev. to in lach 7
teaching a
public school, book Hot W
Thomas E.
Daly, campaign mod- Ohio’s attorney general has ruled. pa got,it
cV>lb 1
erator, and George H. Rice, gen* Cana Calendar While “sectarian teaching" is hondtomo»y OluttroHd.
eral chairman. The associate
gen- forbidden in
As eral chairmen are Donald Blu-
CANA
“wearing a distinctive
public schools,
garb does PHm *9 00
iU»
]0
not amount to a teaching of reli-
Sunday, Nov.

Clifton Church Hun J»r»»y City. St. Paul of tht Crow.

gious doctrine,” said Attorney
BENZIGER BROTHERS, INC.
Cana I 2:30 pm. OL 9-0878. General Saxbe.
Book,, rowrln

usual... Advent end fine

Vespers West
Cana
Orange.
11. 7 p m.
Our

OR
Lad.v
3
5802
of Lourden.
Persons of “any religious faith
olher Catholic lift* for Chrlatmn

I BARCLAY
CLIFTON—In preparation for Bloomfield. St Thome*. Cana t 7 or
of no faith” may lawfully lie
JT
, NIW YORK I. N Y. • Phen, OR S-7BW
pm. ED 8 5966
the feast of the Nativity, Vespers employed to teach
Sunday, Dec. 7
in
public
will be held in St. Paul’s Church Union schools, he added.
City, St. Mlt-hael’a. Cana and
here at 4:30 the four Pre-Cana for Spanish sprsklnl

the unusual
on 3.10
p.m., P M. Ml 2-2309 or UN 7 0482
Sundays of Advent starting Nov. Elliabetln St. Michael s. Cana II 7 30

30. pm. El. 5 9078.

PRE-CANA
The celebrant will be j
nun: hki
Msgr. Jo- ‘QMXPVfIgS
Ilee. 7-14—Lyndhur»t. St. Michael's.
seph H. Hewetson, pastor. Music
at
CO 1-4248

will be Dec. 7-14—Passaic,

provided by the adult St. Mary's Hospi-
tal.
choir. The Services will conclude 14 St
Dec. 21—North Beraen. Brnid'a.
HE
with Benediction of the Blessed 6 3608.

Dec. 1421 Newark, St. Benedict's.

Sacrament. B! 8 4479

Committees to Aid
In Decency Work Every Day
FROM OUR COLLECTION
v OF FINE WATCHES . . .
NEWARK A minority of parishes now have active is
e and effective committees directed toward Meaning up
CORUM, 17 jewel, 18 carat
to
movies and newsstands. The task is now
attempt to or-
solid gold, diamond faceted
ganize such committees in as
many parishes as
possible Ladies Day
yy

crystal, embraceable wrist

According to Rev. Paul Hayes, this is the conclusion
watch, created by one of
reached at a
meeting of regional
Italy's finest designers. chairmen of the Office of also born appointed in each
lay area,

jThese lay chairmen ill

Contains 10 full ‘ Communications and Entertain- w assist the
A' cut

ment held Nov. at 31 Clinton priests in the organizational work

or to it would won when
you contider the
18
gem quality diamond*
St. Father
Hayes, presided and aid any pastor who
who wishes growing number of women who are
doing
totaling ’/i carat.
at the to organize a committee.
meeting, is assistant dirc- the \X'e think
family banking. it s a good
tor of the archdtocesan decency Regional lay chairmen who at
trend
movement. The director is Rev. tended the meeting were: Mrs. . . . and the ladiet ha\e a
Handing
Aloysius S. Carney. George Weis and Mrs. Dorothy invitation to viiit any one of the National
In the interest of
achieving de- Rubel, North Hudson; Joseph Gil
cency in all fields of communica- Its, West Essex; Roger Heffcrnan State ollitci
terving
Euei
County. A Hank
tion with and Edward Noeltner, East Ber
the public. Father
Officer will he glad to answer your quet-
Hayes pointed out that Arch- gen; Ann Hogan and Mrs. Walter
bishop Boland has divided the Scott, Central Hudson, and James and »how how
tions,
you easy hanking can be.
Archdiocese of Neve ark into a
Kerman, South Hudson. %

number of Elizabeth MacF’hee acts as liai

areas, each with a
He will »how for
priest in charge.
son btween civic groups working you, example, why it's
within the Archdiocese and the
jutt plain good hutineii 10 pav your house-
TO WORK WITH each of Office of Communications and
these priests, lay chairman has. Entertainment. hold billt with National
DIAMONDS AND FINE JEWELRY
a a consenient State

Handi-Check Account. In
AND
addition, you II die-
WATCHES CLOCKS
cover the imall of
to»t
protecting your salu-
SILVERWARE, CHINA AND CRYSTAL ablet in a National State Safe Deposit Box,
GIFTS AND BAR ACCESSORIES and learn about the
many other tervtcet that

make life
LUGGAGE AND LEATHER GOODS
can
your family i more ceture.

Stop in any time!

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MArket 3-3770 Men el 6-7100
IN NEW DIGNITY: Recently raised to the rank of pro- ***•“' /««<»*»

thonotary apostolic, Msgr. John J. Shanley, pastor of

St.
John DoUn George FitzGerald Joseph’s, Paterson, was formally invested Nov. 23
Field by Bishop McNulty. Assisting the Bishop are Rev.
Representative Manager —

Mill burn Store

Francis P. McGowan, left, pastor, Our Lady of the
Lake, Lake Hopatcong, and Rev. Francis J. Reilly,
pastor, St. James, Totowa.

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 4 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

St. Clare’s Hospital

Archbishop to Bless New Church
Drive at $360,000
At Immaculate
Conception DENVILLE The St. Clare’s
Hospital Expansion
ELIZABETH The new church and newly renovated handcarved in
Fund, which has a minimum goal of $550,000, has received
Italy. The windows
school in Immaculate Conception in the a
tremendous lift with a $lOO,OOO subscription in special
parish here will be blessed sanctuary depict the-four
Evangelists. gifts raised the ladies
by Archbishop Boland at 3
p.m., Nov. 30. The pastor is Rev. by auxiliary.
A parish hall
Thomas J. Donnelly. seating 600 per- The overall campaign has now passed the $360,000
sons has ben
built in the rear of
mark, according to W. Howard
Immaculate Conception parish was established in 1907 the church. It contains a
and the original church
stage Lee, general chairman. Township,
building and fully equipped kitchen. Rockaway Borough,
In
making the presentation to Wharton, Mountain Lakes, White
was built in 1910. Three
years structed in
contemporary style the hospital administrative
later the school staff, Meadow Lake and Parsippany-
parochial was with exterior of red brick, the
open, utilizing the first floor of edifice
Small Damage Mrs. Edith Chankalia/i,
Auxiliary Troy. Others we in the process
seats about 850 persons in
the building. It is this combina- the main
president, noted the "intense feel- of organization.
portion. Dominating the
tion
church-school building which facade is an extensive of
At Orphanage ing of loyalty on the part of the With a
$5,250,000 investment in
has been members to do the health of the communities
completely re-furbished
glass directly above the main‘en- NEWARK A small fire in something sub- the
a
with stantial of the intimate Sisters of the
as a school, the former trance. second floor
as
part Sorrowful
church
sewing room of St. hospital who administer
area converted into addi- To be installed later is a stain- Mary’s Orphanage here caused family.' the hospital, for
tional classrooms. the first time have turned to the
ed glass window depicting the ap- slight damage Sept. 23 but was DOING THEIR PART: Mrs. Edith Chankalian, president of the Ladies
THE
GENERAL
phase .of the public for support. Auxiliary is
GROUND FOR the
parition of Our Lady to Berna- extinguished within 15 minutes. shown presenting a $100,000
church dette at Lourdes and the
new
While there
expansion fund to add two wings, Five additional
operating
subscription to Sister Hiltrudis, administrator of St.
broken Mar. inscrip- was a loss of cloth-
was on
17, 1957. Con- to the
hospital is now underway rooms, Clare’s Hospital, Denville. Looking on are Sister Kunigunda,
tion, “I am the Immaculate Con- ing and materials in the sewing
100 beds, greatly in- campaign moderator
with
campaign committees func- creased emergency and and left to right, the officers of the auxiliary: Mrs. Fred
ception.” room, Sister Catherine Patricia, X-ray fa- Weiss, Mrs. Robert Rainier,
Sodality Sponsoring A niche has also been set in
tioning in Denville, Rockaway added. Mrs. Ernest Arnheim, Mrs. Armand Beley and Mrs.
a superior at the orphanage, cred- Batley.
50-foot
Harry
pylon to the left of the ited quick
thinking and fast ac-
Catholic Book Sale
entrance for a statue of the Im- tion the
ORANGE
on
part of some of the
Sponsored by the maculate Conception, executed in
boys for keeping the damage
sodality of Our Lady of the Val- Carrara marble.
ley High School, a family book two side altars
The main
in the
and down. “They
church
training,
responded to their
she said, "took hold of
’’
Nativity Crib Sets
sale will be held in the auditori- have
also been constructed from the fire
extinguishers and caught
um on Dec. 7 and 8.
Italian marble. the fire in its
More than 1,000 Catholic books
early stages.” 14 PIECE IMPORTED
Other features of the interior The Sisters
escorted 118 chil- h
in the collection will be on sale are an electronic
organ, hand- dren from the but
CRIB SET ,c" ,peciXi
$
3.95
Dec. 7 from 8:30 orphanage, *UST s TABtE
a.m., to 5 p.m., carved wood statues from Ger-
were able to return a short
and Dec. 8 from 8:30
time On mail ordori add 50c for
on to 11 many, pews of North Carolina oak postage
after.
a.m., and from 1 to 9 p.m. and wooden Stations of the
Cross, Fourteen of the children
were temporary residents of St.
Mary’s, taken there Oct. 31 after 2
a fire at Sacred Heart Orphan-
age.
James McGuinness of Oakland

gssi valuable gifts Terrace

Kinsella

passing
and
saw

in
Fire
flames

their
Capt.
as

Cars.
they
Patrick

McGuin-
were

ness ran into the to

orphanage
shout the alarm and received a

dose of smoke poisoning. He was

treated at Martland Medical Cen-

for now
saving* account* of $250 or more, or ter and released.
Capt. Kinsella
received
$250 or moro addod to prosont account. Offer bruises fighting the
flames CAREER CONVOCATION: P. Shield, right,
limited ...
ono gift por account.
but declined medical aid. Lansing
Chamber of Commerce, holds the career convocation medallion of Seton Hall Uni-

Delegate Moved versity presented him after he had addressed the 2,500 students at South Orange.
Trovtl IrM with cord His talk was part of the 10th
anniversary celebration of the convocation series in-
sit and
Fold*
carrying cat*.
By Welcoming augurated at Seton Hall by the Chamber of Commerce in 1948. With him are, left to
compactly.
Gl*aming chrom*
WASHINGTON
(NC) Archbish- right, Irving Gumb, executive vice president, state chamber; Msgr. John L. Mc-
Amleto Giovanni
with r*d Bakolito
A handl*.
op
newly named member of the
Cicognani,
Sa-
Nulty, Seton Hall president, and Leonard Dreyfuss, moderator.
C3
cred College of Cardinals, was

welcomed here by a band, an

See our most
honor guard and complete selection of Crib Sets
a
cheering
Holy Name Hundreds
crowd on his return from Chi- to choose from in composition,
ceramic, carved wood and
where he officiated outdoor sets,
cago at the
enthronement of St. Paul's, Clifton—An illustrat-
Archbishop Al- • Prices from $2.95 to $lOOO.OO
bert G. ed talk givon by
Meyer. While there the on Lourdes was

broke that he Rev. John Morris of Holy Trinity,

news had been
Ooddo Chippendale lewi of A
named a Cardinal. Passaic, at the recent meeting.
quality sifvtrplatt. Graceful W
The
dawii ‘‘welcome home" delega- St.
dtsign. P«rf*ct for Patrick’s, Jersey City
tion led
candy, snack* or flowar*. was by Archbishop Pat- Charles E. Golden is the new
rick A. O’Boyle and Auxiliary president. His slate includes: a
Bishops John M. McNamara and
George R. Hemie, John Beehan,
Philip M. Hannan of Washington. William Walsh and Jack McGurr.
Present also were some 50 Federation delegates are: Her- 57 HAISEV STREET, NEWARK. N. J.
Phong: Mltcholl 3-JJ6O
priests, including Msgr. William bert John
Smith, Clougher, Low-
J. McDonald, rector of the Cath- ell Curran, Walter Carroll, Fran-
olic University of America. There cis
Reining, John Adams and Jo-
were delegations of the Washing- seph Cassidy.
ton archdiocesan councils of Cath-
St. Anthony’s, Belleville—A tes-
olic men and women and other
timonial will honor George Sbar-
% organizations.
ra, past president, on his appoint-

RUGS CLEANED
*

. Archbishop Cocognani was

ment
touched
as
deputy fire chief of Belle-
visibly by the welcome.
ville. The dinner will be Dec. 4
He shook hands and chatted ami-
at Parillo’s.
ably with his welcomers.
Speakers will include:
Am,
Mayor j.j . i./. /,

Mm's
Isadore J. Padula, Congressman
Jowol Gift Bos with
'Wattrman's pan and pencil Sculptor Completes
Peter W. Rodino
Jr., Commis- our IfedLtfhC/o Shampoo maket
sioners Harry J. Sullivan, Nucio
■st,. matching cuff links, ti* your rugs look like new!
bar and
Statue of Pius Pico and George F.
Kiernan, and
money dip. Stunningl Lodi**'Sot hat beautiful jowdry Fire Chief
NOTRE DAME (RNS) A sev- Carl Hunderfund.
•ntomblo, whit* Wattrman p*n
Rev. Titian
en-foot statue of the late Pope P. Menegus will
and ptncil.
Pius XII has been completed by speak in behalf of Msgr. George
WALL to WALL
3JSL dividend* paid
SAVINGS INSURKD up to $lO,OOO
QUARTIRLY
Ivan Mestrovic, sculptor on the

faculty of the University of No-

tre Dame here. It is now being
AT LOURDES: Dr. Sih, director, Seton Hall
of Far Eastern Studies, presents his translation of
Institute
Doane Assembly, K of C, and
Rev. Francis A.
Ignacuinos, chap-
lain of Belleville Council, K of
C, CARPET CLEANED
will give the invocation.
cast in bronze at a New York in
“Mary Our Life,” to Bishop Theas of Traves and
foundry.

Newark FEDERAL
Lourdes. At left is Paul Yu-Pin of Nanking.
Archbishop SERVING HUDSON l BERGEN
Eventually the statue will be

placed in front of the Pope Pius COUNTIES • LOwell 8-7900

XU Memorial Library at St. Lou- Gives Chinese Gets
is University. The four million Archbishop
Book
SAVINGS and Loan Association
dollar library, which
microfilmed Vatican
will

manuscripts,
house

LOURDES
to
A
Bishop
specially bound
Serra Burse fMT
is EAST ORANGE A burse of
now under construction. of Chinese edition
“Ntwark’t Firtt Federal" copy the of
$5OO
‘‘Mary in Our Life”
was presented to Archbishop
was present- Boland
SOt Control Avo. car. tth St., Newark 7, N. J. ed to Pierre Marie Sept. 24 by John G. Gean-
Bishop Theas
MArket 4-9540
Pope to Get Belie of Tarbes and Lourdes Dr.
ey, president, on behalf of the J -J
by
PARIS The Diocese Serra Club of the Oranges.
(RNS) -

Paul K. T. Sih. director. Seton

Oei/y feicepf SotJ 9 le 4; FBI. SVfS. until 6 p.m. of St. Brieuc in Brittany is The Archbishop was guest at VESTMENTS
plan- Hall Institute of Far Eastern
PARK fttl lot, 47-49 So. tth Iww-rm
on our St., jutt north of office ning to send Pope John XXII! a
Studies.
the annual Archbishop’s Night
»r Ba%
C V
LINENS
relic of St. Yves, the 13th centu- dinner, held by the club at the
ros cm tcn
•The book, written by Rev. Wil- hum
Hotel Suburban here. He
ry Breton venerated by Catholic an-
liam G. LACES
lawyers their
Most, was translated into nounced that the gift would be rOB
as
patron. Chinese by Dr. Sih and published turned
4LBS. SOCKETS. Ik
S4CBED TIMELA
over to the archdioccsan
by the Seton Hall Institute. The
of
Apostolate Vocations, hpaded bbmb
translation is dedicated the
mw
listening luxury for your home/
to
by Msgr. William F. Furlong. LORRAIN, >nc.
centenary of the apparitions of
In accepting the
gift. Archbish- IM Ckarrk It., NT 1. KT
Our Lady at Lourdes. CO. 7-1139—1471
op Boland stressed the individual
STEREO WEBCOR Dr. Sih, attending UNESCO’s
parish as the basic unit of the
general conference in Paris, church, providing as it does ev-
rtwofook musk made the
, oo • Webcoe! YouH hm presentation Nov. 16 at
ery
element for fulfilling
spiritual
mack with all in glorious (ones tod dimensions... til about the Bishop’s residence while needs
on of the faithful. He
urged
youl This a istetuog enjoyment at ks 6nest. . .tee
TL See «rxJ
‘
b«at (b« Vktonsn
'
i now
... plot the complete new
a pilgrimage to Lourdes. He

accompanied by Archbishop Paul build their

was all inter-parish organizations to
i

activities on a
for paro-
>9l

•j?
Yu-Pin of Nanking.
chial, bas<>.

K.C. Distributes ■a
WM

Christmas Posters Start

from th« bottom

N
Christinas
State Council Distribution of more than 10,000
up . . . with now car- &
The Christian Brothers Novitiate
3
posters bearing the legend, “Christmas Is pots from BREHMS.
at Mont La Salle is
Christ s
Birthday,” has been undertaken by members of In California's
Napa Valley. The Valley’s fertile
grapes
the 140 councils of the Knights of Columbus cultivated for The Christian Brothers
in New Jersey. »re
Broadlooms with last-
Burgundy.
This is the sixth year the state
council has sponsored
the
the In I—— 1
ing beauty
From the dedicated labors
»

In
.

CiinDiicn rerwnt
a
campaign. recent com-l
Honest value prices
munication to the state's 47,000
South
knights. State Deputy Orange Council—Nov. so. of devoted
Joseph J. fifth men
Sunday, will be
VtMarian Uom-SIMSt Salka
tsaifwl plnyi Ware* mud Carlin declared: "We believe that corporate
Communion day Visit
■w—w* »wrda. k «—lwna *Mee*» MW
Slme(MSwi(ai. we have helped remind
many
with members our NEW RUG
come the great wines of
*r*a aM I 5 -«■ m*M«. ia.wk».e 1} Nkn AM SM
UMta*v SELECTOR
M
Christians of the true meaning of attending 8 a.in. Mass at Our ROOM
hkal whhad *»««■«, OMy silt SI
the feast of the Nativity; Chris
Lady of Sorrows Church. Show room open Tuci.
WMm taka lltl tl

tlans, who through years of laxity

The first annual Memorial Mass
for deceased
and Thurs, till B. the
members was cele-
*!»■>• mu strata (it have its holiness anil
forgotten iKir.
brated Nov. 15. Plonty of parking

(Christian
COME IN NOW FOR
significance.”
A PERSONAL AUDITION Fred 11. Crocker, state chair- Bishop Wlager Council.
Maple
of Catholic and weed Quarterly Communion Sun-
man Activity,
MUtM kOUNM members of his committee day will be Nov. 30
WEBCOR
are at S a.m.
Mass
mmnwm om a
handling distribution of the post- in St.
Joseph's Church. 8.

Brothers
ers On
495 CENTRAL AVENUE Thanksgiving Day members

AMHERST BAST ORANOE Elisabeth Council—A class of 30

candidates will receive the first
attended
Mass for
the

deceased
annual

Knights
Memorial
and

ORonge }*7919 went in a group to Holy Sepulcher 333

APPLIANCE & SUPPLY CO. degree Dec. 16. This council has
Cemetery to place a wreath
North Broad Stroot
of California
EASY TERMS already made Us arrangements oo
Eliza both, N. J.
TV the grave at Biahop Wigger
Refrigerators -
Radios - -
Washers -
Air Conditioner* -
Ironers for the annual retreat, the week- Flanders 1.1100 an oaoaa poundbo in •••*. antes, faanci
Ranges HI-FI Tape Recorders end of June it, San Alfonso
at
Expect (Teaming and “■

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Retreat House, West End. RfrOIT Catholic school*.
Impairing too-

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 French Cardinal Asks End Tells Protestants November 28, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 5
To Abandon Fear
To Bickering Over Priests YOU GIT: YOU PAY
LINCOLN, Neb.
(RNS)—Prot-
LYONS (N.xl Nov.) (Par Wool<)
France—cardinal Ger- in
estants should cease
fearing Cath-
h«r has asked
conformity with
prin- olics and treat Christian
Frenchmen to stop
ciples. And he did not take back every person as * 25.00 $ .SO

bickering about two

priests
his own earlier now
an individual re&rdless of his $ 50.00 „.$ 1.00
charges that ac-
awaiting trial
on creed, a Unitarian minister said
charges of ille- cusations * 100 00 $ 3 00
gally aiding Algerian against the priests are here.
terrorists unjust and that violence had been * 150.00 $ 3 00

My ardent wish,” he said, “is j Rev. Peter ’S. Raihle urged * 35000
used to extract confessions $ 5.00
that By unanimous from Americans in a Reformation Sun-
consent those $ 500 00 $lO 00
discussions
Algerians tending to exaggerate
in which
passion in-
day sermon at his
church, to
the charges. 51000 00 $3O 00
tervenes to the "beware of the
detriment of The
seed of anti-Cath-
se-
renity will be allowed to priests arc Rev. Albert
come to olicism, misinformation and in- 29*
end. I that both
Carteron, accused of running a
tolerance.”
an
hope sides will
center in
not utter another religious community
a
Many Protestants, he said, have
word that might to aid terrorists, and Rev. Louis
compromise French peace” at
a
Magnin, assistant supervisor
a
vague fear that there is some- V'-'.v'.v. -
r"f
v..
Ki
will bring
time when of and
...

national unity thing strange mysterious

necessary.
The Card,nal also
is so the
community.
rest, similar charges
Prior to their

were placed Protestants become

ar-

better inform-
about Catholics. He urged that £ you Happy
reasserted
against two priests of the Mission ed about Catholics
his belief that the
priests involved of
France, a quasi-diocesan juris words of the late
and quoted the
Holidays
merely dispensed
terial aid to
moral and ma- diction entrusted with home
Pope Pius
mis- "Let men be free to know
JGI,
each
■J next
unfortunate people sion year.
activities. other.” TAKING OVER: Archbishop’s and Bishops’ representatives for hospitals
congratu-
late the new officers of the New Jersey Conference of Catholic Hospitals. Left to
right,Msgr. Thomas J. Conroy, Newark; Msgr. Francis M.J.
Thornton, Trenton;
Msgr. John J. Shanley, Paterson; Sister Anne Jean, president, Brother C.F.A.,
Allen,

■ /
■
vice president, and Sister Leo Mary,
secretary-treasurer. n 'pen a now

1959
Christmus Club at any
■

Poland Honors of 17

Hospital Conference handy offices, now.

our

"Chri*tmo* Club*
t Next November you will get our check
Cardinal Hlond help you and your
for $lOO. or
whichever amount
A Brand New community with
I
f
WARSAW

Wyszynski
(NC)
has saluted
Cardinal
the late
Names New Officers Happtor Holiday*"
you wish.

for you, above, and

Choose the right club

join it today.
yvi REFRIGERATOR- Cardinal
cessor
August Hlond, his prede-
PASSAIC Sister Anne Jean, administrator of St.
as Primate of Poland, as

one chosen by Divine Providence Joseph’s Hospital, was elected president at the nmm
FREEZER to become “a beacon the
recent annual meeting of the New Jersey Conference of
I "'ion
S' if *«s* fl|?pn St

historical
on new
NATIONAL BANK
roads of the Catholic Catholic Hospitals held at St. Mary’s Hospital here. She AND TRUST COMPANY
Combination Polish nation.”
Of PATERSON

succeeds Sister Catherine.EUen, administrator of St. Francis' M'si|hf S' *! f*BfP

**
Chest and Cardinal Wyszynski’s statement tlncnita! Trontnn BIOOMINGOALC US Mm St
Upright Freezers Hospital, Trenton. RINGWOOO C«im Or.at OIMM H.

Also was released here MOUNTAIN VIEW fcxH»»«<

V", MP»V ! Available during observ Other officers at >wt< a BOROUGH a! TOTOWA Mat Yw, >,
are Brother Al-
of the Sea POMPTON LAKES

,
4
For LESS than
you are now
ance

Cardinal Hlond’s death

JOth anniversary
and trans
of len, C.F.A.,
ian
comptroller of Alex- Apostolate PREANNESS P.t«i»Har«V| T.pa.
WANIfIO! BOROUGH
WEST MILFORD Urn
InimrtA. .t

y,ll„H war
<■.
1,.

l«„ a,
for Brothers Hospital, Elizabeth,
spending food ALONEI
fer of his remains to their
perm a vice president, and Sister Leo
Expanding Work
r*,«i nent resting place in St. John’s
Mary, medical records librarian
Cathedral. The coffin borne at PHILADELPHIA The
* was
St. Mary’s Hospital, Passaic, -
Apos
by Salesian Fathers, members of
secretary-treasurer. llcship of the Sea an
organiza USED BOWLING BALLS
[
the Order the Cardinal lion designed aid
belonged Sister Anne Jean, a graduate to
seafaring
to. n>en will extend its work to
of College of St. Elizabeth and
The cover more than million IN GOOD CONDITION
following day, Solemn Re- Catholic University of America,
a men

wtc-, quiem Mass

iliary Bishop Zygmunt Choroman-
was offered by Aux is

lege
a fellow
of Hospital
of the American Col-
Administrators
employed in the fishing industry.
Decision to
expand the group's
ski of Warsaw, secretary work was at
of the She was missioned
by the Sisters taken its national
Polish convention here.
Episcopate, with of Charity to St. Joseph's Hospi-
m « *
, !/»** ops assisting. Archbishop
10 Bish
tal in 1937; became assistant The
Antoni ad priest-chaplains from vari-
Baraniak of ministrator in 1944 and adminis- U S.
Poznan, who for ous
ports attending the con

years had been Cardinal Hlond's trator in 1953. vention also decided to publish a
secretary, delivered Two addressed the religious guidebook
\ \ after the Mass.
a
eulogy
conference
speakers
during the session. Lakes harbors in
of
order
72 Great
to
.
bring
Mary G. Gabig of Catholic seamen in those
Uni- areas in closer

UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Kenilworth Party versity spoke on

nursing educa- touch with priests.

ON ALL FOODS $ KENILWORTH -

A "Mr. and
tion
John
and
D.
nursing

Staley, division
service;
manag- delphia
and Rev Thomas W.

port chaplain,
Wassel, Phila-
was re-

95
Mrs.” party for married of the American
couples Management elected
er
president by the dele-
of St. Theresa's
parish will be Association, team gates.
Inc., on man-
held Dec. 6 at 8:30 in the and
p.m. agement delegation of

FREE! FREE!
au-
auditorium.
thority.
Holy Year Record
COMPLETE Reissued by Capitol
ONE MONTH
PER WEEK
Murray Against Halt ing of
NEW YORK—A
the 19.)0
Holy
special record-
Year cere-! Phon*:
553 BROADWAY,
FEderal
Between 25th and 26th St*.

'”4^, 9-7800
r
monies has been reissued BAYONNE, N. J.
SUPPLY OF FOOD In
by Cap-,

Weapons Testing
In dud itol Records.
Passages include j
Pope Pius opening the
Holy Door
STEAKS, SHOPS, ROASTS, FISH,

j
S&JESE? on Dec. 24,
1949; celebrating the
*
Etc., For New Customers WASHINGTON Former Atomic Energy Contmis-j Easter Pontifical
Mass on Apr. 9,
,IAGE sioner Thomas E. said here that he and
'nsurancV Murray opposes a
halt] 1950; leading the procession
to of the Blessed Sacrament
nuclear weapons testing.
on
July
B,
OMEKON OM«r Murray flew
1950.
|

here from Geneva to receive the Car-

s«v,a dinal Gibbons Medal
■■■

*
mcudi
given by the alumni of the Catholic
L

FREE
SELF DEFROSTING EOOD DELIVERY University of America. In Gen-

;™«WA,RSERvfcE eva he is participating in East- wrong, Murray said, because civ- Joseph H. Browne
! |

REFRIGERATOR West talks discontinuance of ilization has the right and the
on

complete nuclear weapons testing. duty to defend itself from evil.

warrant/
FREEZER if Ml RRAY SAII) he is opposed
(Moreover, he
to
noted,
fear tests
there
of
is
Company
to
good reason
large
calling a halt to all tests be- 1904 -
OUR 54th YEA* -
1951
weapons “because they create
J UST
ft?n
cause a “rational armament
dangers to health" and our
policy” would put the U. S. in Institutional
in that category “has
B a strength

£! AU foe possession of numbers

Trade-in on your
great of
'already gone beyond rational
old refrigerator
•
small weapons.
bounds.” Cleaning Supplies THREE LONG PLAY, HIGH FIDELITY
. This is he
necessary, said,
because the real threat to “BUT,” lIF. SAID, “tests of
901ISH • BROOMS • BRUSHES ALBUMS OF BROADWAY'S MOST
• co'T“ '
American survival is
posed by small weapons are
quite a differ- ASH CANS • MATS • SOAR
MEMORABLE MUSICALS
Upright or
Chest
• sou? ••*»« “limited
defeats inflicted upon ent proposition We now know WAX • SPONGES • PAILS
I

Freezers by be carried
us
political or military they can out success- • TOILET PAPER

; “«««»: ZZ'
also available means.”
inclined
Russia, he said, is not fully underground Their effects • MOPPING EQUIPMENT ★ MY FAIR LADY
to start all-out thus be
an can
completely ‘con- PAPER • PAPE* TOWELS CUPS
•
war since that would also trolled. No results from
self-destruction.
mean

them . . .
hazard
The fact is that our
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N. J.

CALL TODAY In order

STANDARD FOOD to
war which is neither rational nor He also said that his
knowledge acquaint you with the NEW method
IS A
Christian. The Christian view of of the situation "does not
per- that thousands of American families are using
war is controlled
MEMBER CHAMBER by reason, he mit me to subscribe to the state-
said. But the A WEDDING to bring the world's finest music into their
MO MONEYOOWN OF COMMERCE view
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 6 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

Advent
THE QUESTION BOX
A Catholic President? Most Rev. Walter W. Curtis, Immaculate Conception Sem-
Thi*
question is being asked with increasing P.
is this inary, Darlington, Ramsey 0., is editor of The Question Box.
. Why question of Catholic
competence
frequency, as the tempo of political speculation is raised
only in. connection with the be submitted him for in- this column.
presidency? Questions may to answer
speeded up by the analysis of the 1958 election
Why do not those who raise it manifest compara- Q. Is there ■ code of ethics A. If one has taken a pledgn
and the anticipation of the
presidential campaign ble concern when Catholics are candidates for which governs Catholic under- not to take alcoholic
of 1960. Recently in Passaic, before a beverages,
Protestant seats in the Senate or the House or for governor- takers? the pledge will be broken if
ho
church group. It was asked, by implication and nominated for federal time
ships, or are
places on or A. From to time, we re- takes these things deliberately
with imaginative embellishments, by an associate state courts? ceive a letter from someone who for any other reason.
director of POAU (who unwittingly paid tribute
Why, indeed, is not the fine record of service feels that a Catholic undertaker
to the However, they must be taken
public service value of our parochial made by Catholics in these lower positions taken is not performing the works of
schools
by stating that it would take an annual as promising equally valuable service in the high- his profession in accordance with
deliberately and thus if
they are
tax subsidy of $l-1/4 billion to operate
given to him without his knowl-
them). est office in the land? Candidates of other beliefs proper Christian practices. Par-
It is, indeed, a great edge, the pledge would not bo
pity that such a question of
belief—customarily point, if thdy can, the assertion is made
is asked at all. For it
—or no ticularly broken.
is raised almost
exclusively to their records of achievement in other offices; occasionally that the undertaker
by those who Is there need
are predetermined to answer it in record is
Q. any for, or
the
a recognized by. both candidate manages to obtain Christian bur-
negative, to deny an office to a fellow Amer- is it customary for women to bo
and voter as an asset. For some strange reason, ial for a person who did not de-
ican, without regard to the possible excellence of ceremonially blessed or rein-
his
however, this logic breaks down when the candi- serve it.
qualifications, and solely because of his reli- date is Catholic and the office the It is true to
stated in the Church after giv-
a presidency. certainly not say
gion. ing birth?
The same inconsistency appears in the matter this of the majority of Catholic
That many of these questioners are men of of service in the armed forces. Those who are undertakers. for the A. It is certainly a custom and
They are

patriotism, of honest convictiorf, need not be de- Catholic

nied.
strong in their opposition to a President most part good Catholics who are a fine one for a recent mother to
These characteristics may them
excuse do not seem to think that any such religious test interested in serving people in receive the blessing for a woman
from fault, but they do not minimize the basic
should bar Catholics from the Army, the Navy or time of sorrow and yet are prop- after childbirth. This calls down
unfairness of the question and of the
bigotry the Air Force. Catholics have served with dis- erly mindful of the laws of the upon her and upon her child the
which it connotes. tinction in all branches of our forces, in all our Church. blessings of God.
To ask such a question as “can a Catholic be wars. They have served in impressive numbers,
It must be remembered that
However, it is not in any way a
president” is to display a lamentable ignorance with before
they have fought bravery, they have died Christian burial is given reinstating in the Church. By giv-
of one of the provisions of our Constitution—-
with courage. to
They have served in all ranks from a deceased
person, ar-
ing birth the mother has not lost
the
despitethat fact that those who ask it are
often private to
general, from seaman to admiral—but rangements must be made with
any standing in the Church,
mostloud in their expressions of devotion to that let of them the
one aspire to the rank of commander- priest and the priest general- but even has obtained greater
revered document. In Article
VI, Section 3, we in-chief, and the religious test will be hastily ly knows the circumstances. At honor. This which she
read that “no
blessing
religious test shall ever be
required revived and rigorously applied. times a case will arise where the
receive is additional
an
may
as a qualification to any office or public trust All of which is not to priest is not willing to make the
say at all that a man
under the United States.” blessing for her.
should be President simply because he is decision about Christian burial
a Cath- by
Anyone who would deny American citizen olic. Q. Is the Catholic Church for
an He should be elected
high office—as to that himself, but presents the case to
access to the whites only or for the colored
presidency simply because of his to any other—only because he possesses the nec- the Bishop for decision. In case
religion, Catholic too? Why does she keep segre-
or other, is undoubtedly impos- essary qualifications. His religion should be no of any
doubt, the pastor will do
ing a “religious test qualification” this. The decision is then gated schools in places where
as a ...
obstacle; it should promote his cause only to the made
where the Constitution explicitly forbids one; he extent that by the in view
segregation is the custom?
we have reason to believe that his superiors of all
is surely also
violating the whole spirit of our fidelity to it will make him an even better public
the
circumstances surrounding
A. The recent statement of the
American
way of life. servant.
the
particular case.
American Bishops must surely
Since the answer question. That dec-
superiors are better your
able to clear the equality
judge all the elements in laration makes
a of the races and the Christian's
case, their decision ought to be
Catholic Bishops Speak supported.
hear of a
Therefore,
case in
if
you ever'
which Christian
obligation to work for equal and
not separate treatment for all in
burial land.
was given to a
person who our
America is a
young country, still
suffering two attitudes should be avoided: “A gradualism did not deserve it, you ought Yet
from the of
to people do not change over-
problem growing up. One of its that is merely cloak for inaction,” and “rash
a
judge that there are probably cir- night, and the habits of thought
greatest problems as a young country has been impetuosity that would sacrifice

Basis of
the achieve cumstances in the that and action so common
.the case you among a
question of Integration.
has rendered its decision,
law of the land. All of us know
Our

making integration
Supreme Court

that this
the
deci-
ments
ventures.”
of decades

Negfoes, they declare,

in ill-timed

wish
and ill-considered

an
education,
Negro Rights do
If
Catholic
not know
there

or
about.
is
any undertaker, some parts of our
not, who thinks that it be changed merely by
large group as segregation is in
land will
a declara-
not

sion has violently upset the pattern of American economic advancement based
Louis Francis Budenz is
society. In the crucible of adjustment there are civil rights as American citizens
on

and
merit, equal
based
By al for
his task
deceased
to get Christian buri- tion or by a law. What is needed

many difficulties to be as
It is to be that
a
person for any is a deeper penetration of the
dissolved. on
ability and achievement. No said
hoped the voted to demands
Congress Its other reports
upon and resolutions
one, the means at
Recently at Washington the Catholic Bishops Bishops' statement
all, we certainly would truth of the Mystical Body of
who against in the
Bishops, truly love God’s children will deny seg- name of the Negro
people. will deal with American and not defend such a
person. Cath- Christ among us. When that
assembled for their annusl gregation will receive
meeting. As is their them this
opportunity. repeated But along with some important other olic
Perhaps the most per- countries’ internal
ques-
undertakers must merelysupport the comes about, segregation
custom, they issued a
message to the American tinent observation of the
attention in public discussion. requests that merit
Bishops’ statement fol- consideration, tions. Among these there is sure Church law, but they are surely because of race will be unthink-
people which is timely and pertinent. This year The statement
speaks out, tem- it must that
low?: That it will take
courage to arrive at a
say the welfare of to stand out the whole new com- justified in presenting the case in able to Christians.
they insisted upon "the right of the Church to perately but firmly, for the
solution but this courage will be rights the Negro people calls for those favorable
the mark of munist offensive allegedly be- as a light
teach,” and also asked for an end to discrimina-
a on as
possible. Future students of our Ameri-
true follower of rights of the things which Soviet Russia insists
Christ. half of the colored
tion in America.
peoples. Q. What should happen If a can history will
probably be
While offering a Christian so- America has to grow up. With
Negro people upon and for an end of American That makes
courage, pru- it essential that person died in the
lution they were and confession- amazed at the lack of apprecia-
recognizing, at the same time, dence and generosity, she will be affirms "brinkmanship.”
the
able to live in every person of good will read al? This question raised tion of shown the
enormity of the problem. it that the basis was democracy on
Perhaps would harmony and in justice under the law. The
The 21st Congress of the Com- with care and carry out with in
be wise for Amerioans generally to be attentive of those
a
book, but the Jesuit author matter of race by otherwise loyal
Negro must grow up with us. rights munist Party of the Soviet Union courage, in the name of Chris-
to the of
Only then can did not
give the answer. defenders of democracy.
pleading our Christian Bishops on this America achieve its true destiny, is embedded in
is scheduled to
matter. recognizing all begin in Moscow tianity and American principles, A. If a person died in the
American and con- On the
men in the United States as Jan. 27. We be that the recommendations in the
other'hand, I think they
In
citizens with equal on can sure fessional while
making his Con-
tackling the racial
problem, they said, rights and children of God.
Christian
prin- it will feature address
will be in admiration at the rate
as an
by the statement by the American hier- fession the confessor would give
ciples—a racial of progress that
sharp new
Stalin, Nikita Khrushchev. absolution
integra-
archy. immediately and then tion has been
challenge to making in the last
as quickly
possible give Ex- as
decade or two. We are
communist con- making
treme Unction.

'Iniquity of the Earth ' tentions.

Whether these
very good progress when you con-
sacraments would benefit the
in- sider how little had
The Bishops say: “The heart progress
of the
The Faith in Focus dividual would depend
upon the been made before his. If
On
race question is moral and fact of death. If he
you ex-

Sunday We begin that period of time inpreparation lifting up for the gates that
was certainly pect much more than
called Advent by the Church. It la the religious.” Christian teaching is
the
we are do-
a time that King of Glory may enter in. dead, sacraments would not
in America to
that all men are
brothers, con- ing right now
ought be sublime by reason of the help, for
sacraments only bene-
anticipated There is
tempting inducement to a kind sequently the
a Church has
always speed justice to all, I am afraid
feast and ought be serene by reason of the fit in this life. If he

'Churching'
of was certainly that
ap- Sybaritic prodigality that belies the ultimate been opposed to “the color bar.” you are too impatient. Prog-
proach of the Prince of Peace. It is alive
sprely a (although he seemed to be ress will continue but I, for
source of
simplicity of the Cave and the
Manger and the So likewise the Declaration of In one,
regret and dismay that the dead) the sacraments would take cannot how it will be
prepara- Nativity unattended by any luxury save love and dependence has assured us of see any-
tory aspectof Advent his been their effect.
so forgotten o> adoration. There is an the equality of thing but slow progress.
mankind. The contradiction between worldliness
beled, "open
insistent demand la- man, both under
... By Msgr. George W .
Shea, S.T.D. Q Does taking alcoholic bev-
of
all day Sunday” . .
. to violate His law and in the field of oppor-
Thanks be to God we are moyi-
a merchants’ advent and other-worldliness of day four times in order to tunity. With last week’s article
erages out of curiosity break ing, and in the right direction.
a true
Advent ought cause much concern. improperly commem- we con- come to request the blessing of the
orate it once. cluded
pledge that one
may
have
Certainly the American Bishops
Children are alerted to atomic our study of Baptism. Be- the Church
upon yourself and
SUCH VIEWS made at
toys as ap- What a pity it is that all of the
are
contradictory fore from there
Confirmation? Can this a strong push to us all and
generosity to the going on
to an- upon the child that has been com- tgave
propriate items to find under the tree. A ves- and
first issue of The World pledge be broken if such
affection an<s love of this Advent season has other Sacrament, let us fit in mitted to While you
a an encouragement to make haste,
St. your care.
tigial Nicholas promises with sinister amia- been
Marxist Review, published in drink is given to him sHthout
channeled into such unworthy activities. here an explanation of the beau- return thanks to God for the
but "slowly.
bility atomic submarines, lethal weapons whose What
Moscow. The comrades of the
his
knowledge?
a
pity it is that the peacefulness of the tiful but often misunderstood cer-
many favors which He has be-
sea-
prime purpose is to destroy, costumes that will
world are told, by reference to
son is transformed into the of
savagery of the bar emony “churching.” stowed upon you, at the same
transform otherwise ingenuous youngsters into gain counter
statements by Mao Tse-tung, that
and that the selflessness of
grim monsters. This is fit
the in-
“liberation” of the colored
According to a pious and time fervently consecrate your- In Your Prayers
scarcely a welcome fant is Krankensteined into "I peo-
for the hope I don't spend praiseworthy custom, Catholic
self and
your offspring to His
Prince of

manifestative of the "iniquity of the earth” which

Peace. This is
surely most more on him than he
spends on me.”
ples arises
terialism—from the very Red de-
from dialectical ma-
mother who has borne
a

a child in holy service. Forty Hours remember these deceased

It is not your
too late to enter upon this Advent lawful
the Gradual from wedlock
the Vigil of Christmas assures season with the
thought of spending it with Marv
termination to prove that God! comes to the “Be careful, both by word and priests:
I

church to thank God for

us Christ will
destroy. His Mother, joining with her in the silent
does not exist. her pres-
by example, to impress upon’ its Archdiocese of Newark
Archdiocese of Newark
j

Clothing and cosmetics offered

con-
It is thus contended that it
ervation, and to ask of the priest youthful heart the principles of
are with a templation of the )«, listNov.
Incarnation
|

firm and praying for the Church’s

guarantee that sensual allurement and Is atheistic communism which special blessing for solid piety, that you may First Sunday of Advont
Rev. Peter
se- the transformation that corre- Eiore, S.A.C., Nov.
i

Sacrod
duction will be Inevitable only that Incarnation will bring about their salvation. women after
childbirth. to the views of Divine
Heart Cathedral, a# Rldg* St.,
these products spond Newark 29. 1955
I

are can
provide. It is not too late to resolve to sub The claim
properly Offerings for' wassail and whoopee
used.
ordinate the advent of the
is also made that it This blessing is particularly ef- Providence in placing it under Assumption of the Blessed Virgin. 344 Rev. Anthony P. Bubas, Nov.
merchants to the Ad- Pacific Ave.. Jersey City
are is not American
spread through every advertisement as if to vent of the Master.
tradition but ficacious because it is one of the your charge, and may have the O. L. of Mt. Carmel. 30, 1939
It is late to 23# Harrison St.,
not too put less Nutley
counteract thought of piety and penance that
any Soviet ''opposition to Church's happiness of seeing your children
of earth and of Heaven into the
imperial- sacramentals (these are Rt. Rev. Msgr. George N. Mur-
more St. Stanislaus KosUa. 1000 West
weeks that ism” which carries colored Sth
might penetrate human consciousness. All this peo- holy things or actions of which
attentive in their duties to God, St.. Plainfield phy, Nov. 30, 1948
precede the coming of Heaven to earth.
ples along the road to libera- the Church makes in a kind and zealous for their own eternal Dec. I. ItSI Rt. Rev. Msgr. William S. Con-
use,
|

St. Michael’s Hospital.

tion. High St. and
of imitation of the welfare.
Sacraments, Central Ave.. Newark don, Dec. 2, 1956
|

m
Throughout the “You hold 7.
press
comunist to obtain for us from God, a lighted candle in /
Second
Dec.
Sunday
ItSI
of Advent
Very Rev. Peter *Harrington,
Everybody
in every country this idea is taken signify the good
Reads through her powerful interces- your hand, to St. Ann’s. 103-lSth Ave., Newark S.M.A., Dec. 2, 1956
I

up and repeated in order that it sion, spiritual and temporal fa-

(works by which you should ex-
St. Stephen's. 318 Morris Ave,. Newark
Rev. Paul Lisa, Dec. 4, 1950
Mt. St. Dominic Academy. Caldwell
be in
may smuggled turn into vors). press your thanks to God for the St. Hedwtg's. Rev. Henry J. Dee.
Years
71*
Clarkson Ave.. Elis- Sheridan,
|

bafora tha
ago, advent of the
Any priest may, when request 'benefits
abeth
type- wit for which he is knotvn. many sections of the which He has 5. 1934
Here is a
sample of
non-commu- bestowed
writer, and
!

before the St. Mary’s, Second St. and Erie, Jer-

world had the mixed that nist press. It is in line and the pious
of radio
wit: T often look at
newspapers. Not to
try
e«J, give this blessing, but only in upon you,
with this example sey City Rev. Louis P. Remxnele, Dec.
blessing and television, somebody wrote to titillate thought that the words, “Little a church or public oratory, and jby which you should lead your St. Nicholas. 121 Ferry St., Jersey City 5. 1939
any seif-pride, just to sec what is be- St. Venantlus.
I

with 257 Central Ave..

a
poem or an essay thi* theme as its sub- ing written Rock" has become
part of a only those and all around you, to Or-
especially what was written reveal-
to who are eligible children, ange
i

ject-matter: "The is mightier chant of hatred

pen than the
ing'the aecrets of the conclave. Although there and
against -the U.S., (any Catholic woman whose
child|
the love and practice of virtue. Diocese of Paterson
sword." The meaning is quite clear, vix.: The
hardly two lines which conformed with the by inference also against was born in lawful wedlock, "Endeavor to enter into this Diocese of Paterson
destiny of the human
were
Christian
even! Rt. Rev.
Msgr. Edward J. Bar-
has been directed organizations. it! disposition, and to cultivate it all
race if the child died, and
truth, you could that the efforts sec to inform even if Nev. >g, ms
and ret, Dec. 2, 1953
misdirected more by the communication of the from died without
the days of
your life, that you First Sunday of Advent
public came the heart. The
journalistic AS AN INSTANCE Baptism). Rev. Cornelius
ideas than by the conquests of victorious armies. we can cite
obtain and
St. John's Cathedral. 311 Grand St, Clifford, Dec. 4,
effort was
admirable, but silence would The
may enjoy the bless- Paterson
have the mid-October issue of New ceremony in which the 1938
People affected for better for
are or worse been even better'." ings which I am now about to Doc. 7, mi
Times of Moscow which blessing is
conferred is common- Rev. Phillip P. Dec.
by what they see and hear and read.
And this The Catholic
says
ask for you, in the of Second Sunday of Advent Madden,
Church has always stressed the tauntingly: “The
name holy Holy Roaafy.
points the of the
school year is ly called “churching.” When car- Church."
S Wall St.. Paaaatc 5, 1948 |
up importance press, radio
importance of the Catholic
Everybody in its ried
and TV. Year* ago the press had monopoly in
press. second month, but the out under ideal conditions.! The
a reads. Some of us restrict that
reading to the 3,400 school children of Little the
prayer invoking those
the field of communication has
ceremony .begins at the en-j blessings implores God to “look

AROUND THE PARISH

today it two aecular
press the
-

principally headlines. One Rock are not allowed in the trance of the church, where the
strong rivals in the mediums that come into the reader devours
...

mercifully on this
Thy hjpidmaid,
the scandal classroom." To which it
living room and
stories, or amuses sarcas- priest meets the mother and, aft wflo comes in
captivate the minds of millions himself with the comics. Another gladness to Thy
never misses tically adds: “Washington can, er an exhortation and
via radio and TV some ini-
the obituary notices still temple to holy
offer
up
her
another feels that he of course, over rule the Governor tial rites and
The present prayers, conducts
Pope, in his first mass audience, obtains all the
thanks; and grant that after this
information that he wants of Arkansas. But apparently it her into the
sacred edifice for the
addressed or
500 members of the He told life, through the merit* and in-
press needs from the sports not
pages does want to” rest of the ceremony.
the newsmen that their tercession of the
mission was "formidable" It same Blessed
stands to,reason that this is not a New Times is
(some newspapers used
healthy not only speak- Perhaps it is this feature, to-
the word "terrific"), and diet for the mind. In the Mary, she may prove worthy to
to restricted circle
average edition of the ing a <of gether with the
he stressed this idea than very name obtain, with her off-
more once. "Truth is
daily press, is readers. What it
together
sacred
more space given to the seamy says goes far “churching," which rise
it must be gave to the
never betrayed." side of life than the out spring, joys of everlasting
pleasant tide. from its
pages into the the notion that a mother should
One of the daily this happiness. Through Christ
papers gave sidelight Our
daily secular do have press of nations. And
our
papers not many
on the audience with the of tire
any not go to church for any purpose Lord. Amen."
men "He definite
press: religious that follow. there still Americans who
principles they are
until she has
been “churched.”
caught hu audience with Hashes of the genial
They will print the sordid details of a nasty sex wonder that we are looked Be its origin what it
may, that
scandal, with the same energy and exactness that upon with scorn and sullenness notion is
altogether erroneous and
they report the election and coronation of a in so
many foreign places. also Mass Calendar
superstitious. Not being

TLe Advocate '*"*

*"■""“" " "■
'■'* !■
Tope

and
And
the importance of the
Catholic presa. A
Here, in America, if we
thix brings us directly to the mission catalogue the year's big
in The Worker—which of
course,
were

stories
to “churched’’

ing Mass on a Sunday or a holy-

day of obligation, nor should it
is no excuse for miss-

Nov,
Advent.
30 Sunday,
UoubU of
First
lat Clast.
Sunday
Vlolat.
of

No
'

'

Catholic who reads the daily aecular presa, but all contain directives—we would deter one from 01. Or. Pr»f, of Tnnlty.
Official Publication of the
going to church
Archdioceae of who does not read a Catholic see the great amount of attention l>*c» S— Monday. Si. Androw, Apoa-
paper, it bound to on other occasions. To drive this
Newark and of the Diocese of Paterson lle Double of 2nd data. Red Gl. 2nd
Imbibe with some of the given to the alleged fight for the point home
Moat Rev Thomai
pagan, irreligious, not more
deeply, we may Coll, of previous Sunday; 3 A (N). Cr
A Boland, STD, Arch- to say immoral, philosophy of the scandal-
Negro people In every instance add
that, although highly recom Pref of Apoatlea.
bishop of Newark sheets this is linked with the De«. 2 Tuesday Maaa of prevloua
currept mended, "churching" is not ob- Sunday. Simple Violet. No Gl. or Cr.
Published tsaakl. to Th. Ad.„,ala Publish, ne I'sMmia- In the circulstion
Musi of The Advocate, the Com campaign for recognition of Red ligatory, nor is it 2nd Coil. SI. Blblana; 3 A IN). Common
lion. Ha. Thun... a Roland * T l>., Prs.ut.nl Hi restricted to Pref.
B#v plote Parish China.
Mmi Jamas A lluahss r A Jen, VC, Vie* Coverage plan has become
very any particular period after child- l>ee. 3— Wedneaday. Si, Pranrta
Prasad• Hi Hi Ho. Msar Jamas a I aM , Sana Thus it is that that
lam Hi Ha* Maai
mine.
popular. Where this is adopted the paper is sent paper in a birth. Xavier. Confessor Greater Double
i aaasi M Htnaldl and Rt Ha. M ur
While. Cl. 2nd Coll, of prevloua Sun
11 •«
to the homes
directly from the office of publica- round-up report of what the Ben
£»“' aftXT.* • A
Davis
Another mistaken notion about
day, 3 % INI, Common Prof
tion The bill is sent to the pastort, campaign for the Senate Dec. * Thursday, St. Pater Chryaolo
who devise
various in Harlem
"churching” is that which inter- on. Rlahop. Confeaaor. Doctor Double.
way, «n d means to defray the of accomplished, claims 2nd
expense White. Gl. Coll of previous Sun
prets it as rite of
Heltons) Roald Naal Ha.
this service. People who unable to
credit for stimulating ail sorts of a purification day. 3 St. Barbara Cr. Common Prof.
Maitln kl.nlan are
« |Ti|
pay get In bearing
PH.D.i Mom Ha* Wallai W l urtia, kTti , HI Hc> Maai' the activities on behalf of the Ne-
a child, a mother in Dec. 3— Friday Maaa of previous
l aalat,
paper gratis. The important factor ia that Gl.
William P. PA. 14. I> MH, Hi Ha. cur* Sunday Simple Violet. No or Cr
u,(l u,
But it no taint whatsoever, and
#a» C, Helm burS Hi Ha. kill Joaeah a Catholic paper goes into every Catholic home groes. follows these up with 2nd Coll St. Sabbaa. 3 A IN>. Common
II Hradr, kTt» . hence needs
Sfc-B i HI He*. »Uar J»*ui J iteushari*. * r t., a k ti, There is the typical communist assertion:
no
purification, ami Pref.
Itaer, Oaaraa
one group of Catholics who cause Dec. .S—Saturday. St. Nicholas.
Vary . nr. W Mats «T.D . Vara is Biah
Ha. Maai
the priests who hive none Intended in the ceremony
1 H4ap. Vara Ho. M*. . adopted the Complete Parish "Protests were sent to the Presi- op.
Confeeaor. Double. White. Gl. hnd
i

Thomas H Haardna. IX H
■a* Jaaaa W, o Mam. Ha. viiUiem of "churching.’’ Coll,
of prevloua Sunday! 3 A IN'. Com-
N Plate, Ha. Coverage dent condemning the Dulles
He plan no small amount of
want i Hrnaa, Phil. disappoint- brink •of war
The true
purpose of the latter
mon Pref
ment and frustration: Thtaa -

practices against Dee, 3— Sunday So onof Sunday of

Paterson Haaraaaalati.a Ha. I art J, Walaia are the very few
ia made perfectly clear Advent. Double of lat Cleon. Violet. No
who the People's China and the by the
Mensem* Editor; Plead Ajsdei sea receive
paper every week, and promptly against
of Trinity.
H.*krrt»Wka Pina M »aarO of exhortation which
precedes
Gl Cr, Pref
Father John wonders how some men can
ruse peauaa paM at Me. ark. n. j„ «.a„
throw it into th# wastepaper baakat without
people the Middle East." the KKY; Gl. Gloria; Cr.Creed; A for put so much
,« actual blessing: "According to Peace; S fer the Pope; N Archdlecoao trust in other driven—and so tittle in God's Provi-
reading it a
THE LEAD ef Neoarh. P Blareae of Patereeeu Cell
m
EDITORIAL uda very laudable custom, you have
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 God Love You
BUT
Quiz November 28, 1958
TRUE THE ADVOCATE
on Faith STRANGE Little-Known Facts for Catholics
7

Comparing Tom 'World Is

1 SV
8* ® hnstened
By Brian
“
Eu «enlo
Cronin
Pacelli”: (a) St. Sacrifices
By M.J. MURRAY OtfnUK ns* ft.CMC. Itm Urwkm
Says: Loose;
Eugene?
PIUSXII?

Why Harp Bad Movies?'

(C) Pope Eu
$ene ? (and) Pope Pascal?
O "In
2 . beglnning God created heaven and earth’’ the are
By Bishop Fulton J. Sheen on
intrnH '
SfijJS '?(< !,ds f: (a) The 01d Testament? (b) The
0 wo
,
° Pope John XXIII said that “the

O
3
?hfE 2 The Gospels? "
h
< d> The Mass?
„
primary task of the Church is the By Rev. John L. Thomas, S.J. the way they affect us. This prin-

J min
e
2?
b Va a
another for: (a) An Italian 1S name missions.”
are
The Christian sects Assistant Professor of Sociology, St. Louis University cipleholds for
long range cultural
generally supported in their
gSEfr ; The ‘! University? ( ) The College of can
c
mission work by the members of
Why do priests always keep harping on bad books and
trends, individual’s life, but in the

A The
; (and, Catholic University of America?
movies? My
frequent exposure to what is con-
sisters say I shouldn’t kick because they have to sidered
4 Society of t
Jesus, commonly known as the Jesuit Order,
their
churches. stimulating seldom les-
(3) JCSUS? The Pentecos- listen to constant warnings the
Tci pi i (b)JSt lBnatius of Loyola? ' on
modesty besides. Experience sens reaction, it’ merely

I
S *' Pc ter ?7
(and) St Ital Church shows that the first time you see makes
_Th♦
at , f
c
- iSnatius of Antioch?
' con-
or hear something a little us accustomed to it, so it
3 ,i Part " f the MaSS
' from the tributes about
you get bothered; but after
ceases to bother our consciences.

I
f
beginning to the
offertory, raw, a while you get used to It,
$2.90
A“ i h (a)
J®
a
asa of the Faithful? (b) Canon?
per per-
and it doesn’t bother you.
Young people might just as well REMEMBER, a broad con-
t? (d > Mass of M for the for-
,
tL- the Cathecumens? son
get used to living in the modern world. They can’t avoid it. science in this matter is
6™ .
.
pat on saint of leign missions gener-
r greetings is:
(a) St. Paul? (b) St
I think priests should remember this fact. ally only a
relaxed conscience
<C The Presbyteri-
n
SmnliTh I Valen tine?
(and) St. Gabriel?
Complete the eighth Beatitude: "Blessed contribute You’ve raised a big tone
which has lost its moral
7 ans
question,

I
are they who suf- too frequent
0" f iusti e sake for [a p p roximately Tom, though I’m not sure you’ve sex, this is not always wholly through stretching.
kirininfK °»,'? fa) theirs is the
u
’ ••
• $3.30 per per- put your finger on the real source possihle, of course, but one must Finally, if priests seem to

o
I rS™ wk" / u
,( b) they
, .
Shall be called the children
son. The Meth- of the difficulty. I
agree with you use common in avoiding
“harp” on this subject, it is
0 btain ” sense

comforted”? ' °
mercy ? (and) they shall be lodists contribute that priests shouldn’t
keep “harp unnecessary sources of stimula-
probably because fhey realise
better than you that modern
p about $l.lO per person. ing” on bad books and movies, tion.
8 °P® Leo XIII is best remembered for his: (a) Social The Lutherans contribute about and I
•
society tolerates or openly pro-
*

can un-
teachings (b) Missionary zeal? ( c> Rosary crusade?
This brings us to the point of
motes about form of
(and)
v $3.10 The Seventh derstand also every
Devotion to '
per person.
Our Lady? bad books, movies, and so "sex tease”
Adventists
•
and stimulation
Day contribute about why your sisters
Give 10 marks forth. As well
yourself
for each correct answer below. $33 a
person. may get a little
you know, the known to man. Under these
Rahng: 80-Excellent moral law forbids unmarried circumstances,
;
10-Very Good; 60-Good; 50-Fair fed
up with
the Christian

:(3) 9 !(p> s :(q) * ,(3) 8 :(8) z NOW WHAT DID the Catholics persons deliberately to seek or
moral code becomes impossible
L
i(q) 1 : saaAVSN¥ contribute
endless talks on
to take
last year to the Holy pleasure in sexual (ve- unless youth can use common
modesty. nereal)
Father to
support: 135,000 mis- pleasure. This Implies sense in
avoiding the sources
Your letter that avoid all
sionaries, 55,000 schools, 1,300 or- you unnecessary of danger.
that
Letters to the Editor phanages, 400 homes for the suggests stimulation,
mal reaction
since once the
in
nor- You can’t play it both
ways,
aged, 6,000 hospitals and dispen- someplace along occurs your Tom. If you want to be
the line
chaste,
in system, there is serious
fdgr saries, 300 leper colonies?
The contribution last
body has
your
failed
training
to relate
some-

basic that you will consent

danger
to the
you must

means—otherwise,
make use of the
you’re
proper
merely
average moral
principles to the facts of pleasure accompanying it. trying to kid yourself.
year to the Holy Father for all
life. Failure to do this
the
makes Living up to this law is no
easy

Lack of Catholic Church

foreign
was:
missions
30c per person
of the
Catholic

modesty
teaching
appear
on

to
chasity
be
nothing
and task, in fact, it is normally im-
possible without grace.
Now' read over the above fig-
more than a series of warning
OPEN to the
ures that have been contributed
NOW, since imagination Is
Saints of the Week "dont’s." our.

Leadership in U.S. by other Christian sects

yourself if you have not
and
an
ask
obli-
Sunday, Nov. 30 First Sun- Japan were remarkable, lie died! BRIEFLY, Tom, the
such a common

pertinent stimulation, carelessness in what

source of sexual PUBLIC

I
gation to send more—much more
day 'of Advent. Feast of facts are these. Asa normal we
read, or listen to
Editor: St. in 1552 on
Sancian, near Macao, sec, may not

I
—immediately to the Holy Fa-
Andrew, Apostle. A native of while young man, you possess a grad- only cause difficulties at the time, Communion Breakfasts
the past trying to reach China. He
During year there has been a healthy debate ther! Galilee, he was the elder brother was canonized in 1662 and is a ually maturing reproductive sys- but will be stored
mind, in the Ordination Dinners

!
going on in your paper as well as many other Catholic cir- GOD LOVE
of St. Peter and also a fisher- patron of the missions.
tem. It is an essential part of only to return later to plague us
Wedding Receptions
YOU to D.K. and
cles about
the apparent lack of Catholic man. A disciple of St. John the your nature as a
man. through the working of our ima%-
leadership and KK for $13.36. “This is Dining Room

1
money Thursday, Dec. 4 St. Peter In it
Baptist, he the first of the you carry, almost mid- ination.
achievement in our country. Now that from was as

most of the opinions two brothers who saved all Bishop-Confessor,! jdleman

|
I
Apostles to be called by Christ. Chrysologus, Lounge •
— 111 WU1 wuuu jr, I for the human
race, the In other words, who Is
Bar
one
are in, one clear fact emerges: We they earned running errands and It is Doctor. He lived in the fifth important masculine
have less Catholic leaders in the generally agreed that he co-principle careless about what enters his
>BtfUWUHI fcttH

|
fields of art, science, business, concerned with delivering papers and gave the century and served as
Archbishop lof

| j

,
earthly problems worked in Greece and the Bal- life, containing the accumu-
and scholarship than our propor
as his
the missions.”
money to to ot Ravenna. He took consider-
mind in this regard is asking*
non-Catholic ...
kan countries. Tradition a ulated bilogical heritage received
tion of the population should pro- neighbor J.R. for $lO. “Given
has it for trouble and has only him- 2595 BOULEVARD
duce. I cannot understand why whose main in thanksgiv- able
concern is fame, suc- that he was
imprisoned, scourged part in the controversies of from ancestors. self to blame if
anyone would expect it to be he finds the
otherwise. cess, money, etc. It is true that
ing for recovery from an almost
and crucified
his time and rendered important JERSEY CITY
on an X-shaped In its moral law difficult to fulfill.
The reason for this situation can
the other fatal accident.” to H.S!’ for services to the Church.
use, you are
privileged
major religions in the ...

at His fame
easily be found by examining the cross Patras in Achaia. It also to cooperate with God in the You that we get used
$lOB. “The say to
basic tenets and roots of Catholi- U.S. teach bus costs only 15c, a for eloquence him the
a somewhat similar is recounted that he remained
gained production of life. Hence things after time. This is
cism. A Catholic is brought up to taxi runs $l, this is the difference new a
only For
name
believe, and rightfully so, that the doctrine, the relationship between the for
of Chrysologus, “golden it is Reservations Call
hanging on
cross two a
power of which you partly true. Common usage and
most important goal in his life these saved over a period of time.” speech.” He died in 450.
churches and their all who should HE 3-0962
is to save his soul. He must place mem- days, preaching to came be justly proud; yet by custom docs modify the
way we
this goal before all others and bers is far to an alcoholic for $2. “I am
different, far looser, ...

near and entreating them not to its

very nature, its is interpret things and
work toward it all the time he is
than that of the sending dollar month for the
Friday, Dec. 5 St. Sabbas, use so-
consequently
Catholic Church. a a
on this earth. Furthermore, the hinder his agony. cial,
This months.”
Abbot. He bacame one of the designed to perpetuate
Church stresses the shortness of poor. is for two
One final point, there is
our stay on this earth as com- one famous the human species, not to serve
most of the Palestinian
pared with eternity; this is bound field, which is
Cut out this column, pin yourMonday, Dec. 1 St. Nahum,
more important in whose he your personal pleasure.
to discourage a person from try-
than sacrifice to it and address Prophet. He lived in the seventh monks, discipline
ing to do too much else with his any of the others, in which Because it
is a
complex phys
short time here. Such a doctrine the American Catholic
Fulton
is
J. Sheen, century,
it to Bishop 8.C., was a native of established a rigid reform. He was
the ico-ps.vchological
which stresses the importance of system,
salvation, unavoidably minimizes acknowledged Director, Society for the Palestine and one of the minor renowned for his austerity of life
leader. It is field
National your
a
and reproductive faculty is stimu-
the importance of worldly suc- of the Faith, 366 prophets. He lived to see the de- observance of the monastic
cess and achievement.
that is
usually overlooked in any Propagation rule.
lated and
prepared to act by a
Fifth Ave., New York struction of the
A fine caxmple of this was seen summation of 1, or to city of Ninveh,
in medieval Europe when the
our accomplish- which he had foretold.
wide variety of physical and
psy-
only non-Catholics were the Jews. ments, i.e., morality. Catholics your diocesan director: Bishop Saturday, Dec. 6 St. Nicho- chological factors. Men in partic-
It was considered too wordly for
a Catholic to deal with money;
compose less than one-fourth of
Martin W.
Stanton, 31 Mulberry Tuesday, Dec. 2 St. Vibiana, las, Bishop-Confessor. He served ular react
readily to what they
fjk
the U.S. St., Newark 2; Rt. Rev. Msgr. Wil-
hence, the moneychangers and population; yet they Virgin Martyr. A native of Rome, as Archbishop of Myra in Asia see and what in their
.goes on
i

bankers were all Jews. Shakes- liam F. Louis,- 24 DeGrasse

stand almost alone in the St., she was the daughter and sister Minor in the fourth

aII L
peare immortalized this situation fight to centurv and imagination. izu*u
|

in his “Merchant of Venice.” raise Paterson.

the standards of morality of martyrs. Her parents, SS. was so noted for his
To this day it remains true that vigilance anNsi*nx§
in America. Flavian and JIIERK IS NO
a Catholic with his mind on the Daphrose, and her over tire
young
that he became* mystery about j*nv
next life is not going to be as
this simple stimulus
John J. Mooney, Says Unity Movement sister, St. Demetria, gave their a
patron of children. The familiar
- reaction
|

NEWARK—There are five “homes” in the North Newark. lives for their Faith. process. It is the the system
St. Vibiana term Santa Claus is way
.Jersey area where veterans of the 1800s often trade tales Based
a
corruption
of John McCormack and Teddy Roosevelt-of the horse-
on Papacy was
scourged to death in Rome of his name. He also is a patron
is designed to act. If the stimulus

less carnage and the first airplane. The nice part about it GARRISON, N.Y. (NC) The in 363.
saint of Russia and is -known as
is present, it should produce the MK> i#
1

is that most of the residents can join in the conversation Chair of be ob- reaction, provided, of course,
Unity Octave, to St. Nicholas
December Intentions of Myra, where he one
|

In thftCfl enmA U
Adoeahle Cnatam
n« . - i t
founded
Wednesday, Dec. 3— St. Fran-
is normal.
served Jan. 18-25, is on •U®l‘
And God Created served, as well as St. Nicholas
cis, Xavier, Confessor. The apos-
i

Woman
The Holy Father’s general in- devotion the It follows, Tom, that in all such
Bandit. TV.
to Papacy, said Rev. tle of the Indies
'of Bari, Italy, where his relics
Bed. The was born in 1506
tention for December is: Titus director of simple stimulus-reaction
Bed of Grase Cranny, S.A., were transferred after his death proc- #ls
at Pamplona in Navarre and had
j

Blue Anlel
Cmr Legion of Decency. the observance. esses, control is achieved not pri-
Doth la tfee Flea*
distinguished himself student
Deevente nr.men. The
Ely ala
The mission intention
sug- He said that “no religious uni-
as a
Imarily by building up resistance ravuvAV
in Paris when he came
A »00 nooi MIOHIVJ
under the DISCIPLINE Is big feature the
rieah
Freaeh
la Weak
Uae
gested for the Apostleship of ty is possible apart from the a to stimulus, but by avoiding it AQINJH
influence of St. SNOS NOinOMM*
Ignatus of of
FHe-Frae
Prayer by the Pope is: Chair of
Loyola a Catholic education. in the first
place.. In
DAT nnlftt I (P /«.•»_ r-
JERSEY CITY — Greefo is the word for the St. Peter’s
Peter, which is the sym
Asa
matters of •< •HI *PH MS
For the Church
Jesuit, he went to the Far
on the Island bol and expression of the three-
College basketball team this winter and veteran coach Don East where his work in India and
Kennedy is the first to admit that he has no idea what the of Formosa. fold unity of the Church—oneness
1958-59 season will bring.
“It’s a great, question what kind of record we will put
ol faith, of worship and of gov-

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 8 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

Missionaries List Four Speakers

Depending
For Westfield Forum
On American Generosity WESTFIELD Three prominent priests and a lay-
It ha* be«n said that the out- woman well known in the literary field have been listed
standing periods in the history for the fourth annual
of the
as speakers Trinity Forum, pre-
world and the history of
the Church are also the outstand- Society for the
Propagation sented under sponsorship of the combined societies of

ing periods of Catholic mission Holy Trinity Church here. They will be presented
of the Faith consecutive
on
effort. We who live in this Wednesday evenings
pre-
sent era can attest to the truth
Archdiocese of Newark: from Jan. 14 to Feb. 4. Now director of the Notre Dame
Most Rev. Martin W. Stanton, The
of that
statement, for American S.T.D., Ph.D., ti p,
forum’s opening
speaker Foundation which administers the
mission effort is II Jan.
great and voca- Mulberry St., Newark 2, N. J. on 14 will be Msgr. Joseph university’s 10-year $66
million
tions to the mission life Phone: MArket 2-2*ol E. Schieder of
increase Washington, direc- development program, Father
yearly. Hours: Daily, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday, 9 tor of the Youth Department, NC-
Cavanaugh will speak on “Cath-
a.m. to 12.
Support of mission effort con- Diocese of Paterson: WC, and a member
of-President olic Leadership —a Responsibil-
tinues be Eisenhower’s advisory committee
to generous, but not Rt Rev. ity."
Msgr. William F. Louis. J.C.D.
on the Fitness for
generous enough for the pressing 24 Do
Grasse St., Paterson 1, N. J. Youth Pro-
needs of the day. It must be Phone: ARmory 4-0400 gram. He will lecture on “Youth,
Sentence Polish Priest
remembered that Hours: Daily, 9 ajn. to 5 Our Most Precious Heritage.”
every single, p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12.
solitary missionary priest. THE SPEAKER Jan. 21 will be
Following Accident
Brothef and Sister be
must Warsaw (RNS)-Rev.
Rev. Dennis J. Gomey, S.J., Wlady-
provided for materially by his reputations for generosity tive typhoon to slav Tarkowski of
has Formosa in 30 founder and director of the Insti- Tyszowce, Lu-
been well
friends at home. The .mission can- won. It is up to every years. It wrecked four
blin
province, was sentenced to
completely tute of Industrial Relations
not
support them. Never before Catholic to help her
keep that churches and five mission build-
A HAPPY MOMENT: Archbishop Boland lays the cornerstone of the new church in at St.
three years’ imprisonment by a
St. Anne's Joseph’s College,
have these valiant men and wo- record.
ings. Twelve churches and anoth--
parish, Fair Lawn. Assisting in the ceremonies Nov. 22, are, from Philadelphia, local court which found him
left and permanent arbitrator for the re-
men been in greater dependence Rev. Anthony Driscoll, O.F.M., Rev. Roland for accident in
er dozen buildings Fregault, O.F.M., and Rev. Harold Port of sponsible an
which
'

were badly Philadelphia. He will dis-

on financial
help than at the
pres- Lectures in Seoul damaged. Blake, O.F.M., pastor. Labor
nine workmen lost their lives.
ent time.
cuss “Investigating and
An The accident occurred last Au-
Prove Popular incomplete estimate, places Management.”
The United States has never losses at $40,000. gust when a
scaffolding erected
On Jan. 28, the forum will pre-
Rev. Matthew editor of
now
been put to a test
faces in supporting the far-
the
such as she
Kyeng Yang of Seoul, Korea,
Youn,
Mississippi Mission
Chinese Continue Consecrations, sent

son,
Mary Reed Newland of Mon-
Mass!, frequent contributor
for
church
repair work

collapsed
on

and
the
parish
crushed
flung missions of the world. Her announced early in May that he workers who had volunteered
would to Catholic publications and au-
begin a scries of one-hour A Town in
Itself their
lectures

the
on

cathedral
the Catholic Faith in
A town in itself, Sacred Heart
Schismatic Bishops Now at 15 thor of books on family life. Her

topic will be “Christ in the Sub-

services.

Personal Appeals on Sundays at 4

Mission at Camden, Miss,, stands urbs.”
p.m.
HONG
ABBEY
along country crossroads five KONG (NC) The with the Rev. John J.
Bishop Stanton will make an
The first lecture on May 18 was
Vatican.” tion of
Chinese Catholics has sup- Cavanaugh, C,
miles from the nearest main first news of the
persecuted S.C., president of Notre Dame NURSING
appeal on behalf of the Society attended by 800 men and women
high- The communist
press further pressed the recitation of the
way. It is 20 miles from the Church in Red China to reach noted that University from 1946 to HOME
for the Propagation of the Faith college students. That attendance near- Fathers Li Lieou-ji prayers after Mass. 1952,
here in
remained
est sizeable town and has its several months brings and Chou Ki-wei elected
will conclude the series Feb. 4.
Nov. 30 at Our were
on Lady Help of constant every Sunday. farm word of further
According to their reason- NEWARK
own
This Seoul buildings, garages, illicit consecra-
“bishops" of ing, these “reactionary prayers” •
Christians, East Orange, Msgr. group is the largest of tions
Yo-yang, Hunan, MAKE •
86 VAN NESS PLACE
clothing house, tool shop, clinic, and elections of "patriotic and MONEY
Ralph J. Glover, pastor. those groups that make
up
the Ningpo, Chekiang, respec- were instituted by the Church Av«.
Off Clinton
100,000
parish hall, rectory, convent and bishops.” tively. (The Pontifical Yearbook in 1884 “to
It** easy—thaw Catholic motion picture
On Nov. 23„ Bishop Stanton persons now taking in- combat the work- prooramt. Our plan auarantoot remits.

structions in Korea. chapel. According to a recent issue of lists no Yo-yang diocese.) ers’ movement” An Ideal wayof raltlno funds and dolno
Bigelow 3-0303
•poke on the Society for the throughout the
the bi-monthly an apostolic world Lot's not only com-
of the Faith
The mission
provides review, Kwang- The world. The article
MALE and FEMALE
Propagation at ail an an-
Yang,
same news report states notes .that plain about the bad films—lot's help put

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 Wait for Christmas With Advent
Wreath By Joe Thomas
meal, a purple candle is lit, the lects (the
prayer preceding the all is to make the wreath in a
Nov 30 is the first
of Advent. prayer is recited and the candle Epistle) taken from the Mass of deep circular
The Second Week
Th P
*d lts
- Sunday cake mold, first
™• *, a
®!f means
coming, an approach, any great
“ is allowed to burn
during the the appropriate Sunday. melting two bars of paraffin in
'
O Lord, stir our hearts
that we
T th,S Case the arrival is that meal.
the mold. When the may prepare for thy only begot-
S 3nd the Church uses the
of Jesu s Christ on All of that week the «ame
IF YOU CHOOSE to make the wax has
nearly hardened, set the candles ten Son, that through His com-
four-week period ritual is followed, the same
wreath yourself, it’s a simple m place; ing we may be made worthy to
when hardened com-
preceding that event as a time of t
candle
being lit each time. enough job. One way is to buy
Tnriivirtital _ .. preparation
p.vpaianvu. pletely, cover with an inch or serve Thee with
pure minds.
Individual one of the circular forms so
Catholics, as well as On the second
Sunday of now of soil to hold short
the pieces of 7 hrough Christ our Lord. Amen.
Church, arc expected to Advent the available in stores and tie or wire
ore-
On the
prayer changes and evergreen. Ribbon be tied
for before the first the can The
pare that blessed event. One Saturday two candles evergreens to it. The forms Third Week
purple are lit. The around the base of the candles.
manner of doing “that in
Sunday of Advent, the family pink candle is the third to be
have built-in sockets for
candles O Lord, we beg Thee, incline
the The greens will
home gathers around the wreath and and are easily decorated with stay fresh if you
a manner
_

which the lit the following Sunday, called keep the soil Thy ear to our prayers and en-
the head of moist.
Church the household recites ribbon the
itself recommends is Gaudete Rose
once greens are in
the or Sunday by the lighten the darkenss of our minds
through the Advent wreath Rit-
following prayer:
Church,
place.
~
THE
PRAYERS which
Again the prayer are said by the grace of Thy visitation.
uals O each week
surrounding the age-old God,
by Whose word all changes. The do-it-yourself enthusiast are as
follows:
cus-
*o™
,
Through Christ 6ur Lord. Amen.
£
r t3ken direct'y fr °m things are sanctified, pour forth All four candles are lit might want to cross two boards
The First
for the Week The Fourth Week
Church v.
liturgy. Thy blessing upon this wreath, (Ix2) in the '
last week of
Advent. Once Christ-
shape of a
cross, O
and boring holes in the four
Lord, stir up Thy might, O
THP grant that we who it the wreath ends Lord, stir up Thy power, we
we
WREATH is made of
use
may mas
arrives, may be
to hold beg Thee, and that
prepare the candles. come, by Thy pray Thee, and come; and with
evergreen branches
our
hearts for the com- stripped of its dotted
candles, Baling
decorated with wire, pliable wood barrel
protection we
may deserve to be great might help
with purple ribbon as a ing of Christ and receive holly and used as a dec- or a
us, that with
may
sign of from Thee abundant stave can be used to build the
rescued from the threatening dan-
penitence and four candles (three graces, Who oration. Or the purple and pink the help of Thy grace, Thy mer-
frame around which
livest and candles the ever- gers of our sins and saved
WAITING:
purple, one pink). You reignest forever. Amen. may be replaced with by Thy cifulforgiveness may hasten what Though Carolyn Thomas is not
can buy white greens and ribbons will be tied. deliverance. Through quite three,
the wreath and then he sprinkles the candles, the purple ribbon Christ sins she knows
ready-made in reli- wreath
the easiest
our our
impede. Through Christ the Advent wreath means the Christ Child
gious goods stores with holy water. with a red one, with the wreath Possibly method of Lord. Amen.
Lord. Amen.
our
or make it is
serving centerpiece.
coming soon.
yourself, setting it on the dinner
as a
THE NEXT
table. DAY, the first Sun- The which

Old
prayers are said

Age Becomes Happy Time for Many

day of Advent, at the evening around the wreath are the Col-

Tended by Sisters in North

Jersey Homes
By June Dwyer here for a two-week vacation not take all of the credit for their
NEWARK—There are five “homes” in the North three years
words of encouragement. “After

]
ago while my niece work. A woman well in her all," smiled a
quiet white hair-
Jersey area where veterans of the 1800s often trade tales was
away
and I
haven’t left yet.” 80's readily admits
on

is'
that it ed “we're brothers and
of John McCormack and Teddy Roosevelt-of the horse- Mrs. Celia Alsleben of the Jer “good Sister Claire" at St. Ann's
woman,

sisters, know.”
you

1
less carnage and the first airplane. The nice part about it sey City home proudly showed off who keeps her going.
her “WE HAVE bad
is that most of the residents can join in the conversation own room. “This is just like “I cannot die until 1 finish knit- our days
In thftCfl enmA U n« . - i t home with all too,’* confessed
In these homes
my of my o.vn ting the wool,” she said excited- Dorothy Drans-

i
same the
in “but field of Paterson. “Sometimes
homes for things my own room. And ly, every time I get

-1
the near
aged the con-
the Most Precious Blood that’s
versation is
at St. just what it is it’s
my
the end of the wool Sister
brings
we're out-of-sorts and we get on
just as likely to turn

Ii
to the
Joseph’s, have dedicated their final home.” me some more—so I cannot stop other's nerves, but that’s
latest hit tune or the

I
new- lives to serve these folks who Mrs. knitting. When finish part of having a family.”
est TV Alsleben spends her spare I it all
program . . . though

I
more “on
are the threshold of Hea-
often than not modern
time, asdo
many of the old folks,
though, then I will die." “Yes," added Margaret Hardi-
facilities ven.”
keeping With light in her eyes Sis-
will only turn the busy. She makes puri- a
man, “life is what you make it”

'
conversation
The Sisters perform all fiers. Others ter interrupted: “Ah, but
back to the acts can be found today to
days when the waltz in the Thanks the dedicated lives
for the old folks that recreation I have found some
or soft shoe a mother rooms
knitting, more wool of the Sisters who ef.
was
fashionable and cro- move
in home for you.”
the
stage was the only entertain-
a
might. They act as cheting or sewing for others. One ficently behind the the
scenes,
cooks, housekeepers, woman has made It is not unusual to find
ment. nurses, 12 blankets, all an 80- old folks of North
Jersey have

| ;
confidantes, and morale boost- of which year-old
were given to others. woman helping a friend been able to make the closing
COMPANIONSHIP and ers. But as in any happy family who is blind to 6:30 Mass
c?re or to of their lives full and
THESE years
are the touchstones there is ACTIVE PEOPLE do
of the Little also cooperation from find two bed-patients exchanging
Sisters of the Poor homes
happy.
for the the “children.”
aged in Newark and Paterson; “They are so
good,” said Sister
St. Anne’s
Home for the
Aged, Gertrude
Elisabeth, “good moth-
Jersey City; St. Joseph's Rest er” (the title the old folk use
E Home, Paterson; and Mt. St. An-
f the
oMhe LiufeE^VIM^H
Little Sisters of the°n
ing r
f0r folks at the Home for
the Aged
0ld is fun
drew Villa, Paramus.
for
ters
the Sisters)
Paterson.
at the Little Sis-

Poor, Paterson. Michael Home, “They have

Tracy, Dorothy Dransfield Frpd The Little Sisters of the their do to
Poor, jobs to help and
Gertride ElLatetflnd
us
a e
f.
*
nj ° yin « a treat serve d by “Good the Sisters of
uertrude Elizabeth Mother” Charity of Provi- they try in
every way to make
and Sister Ursuli. Besides the dence who
vows of purity chastity and staff St. Ann’s, the the home
obe- comfortable for us as

lence, Sisters of the Poor take the Sisters of Paramus'

theJ-Jttle vow of hospitality. and the
Charity in well as for themselves.”

Daughters of Charity of
MOST OF THE HOMES arc

opened to old people who have no

place to go or no one to care
for them.

FERRI
In the event of small

BROS., INC. incomes each

dividually.
One home, Mt. St.
case is handled in-

Andrew Vil-

THE LARGEST la, is run like a hotel. The resi-

RELIGIOUS GOODS STORE dents are paying guests and must
be physically fit in order to live
IN THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY
there, as the Sisters are not equip-
ped with medical facilities.
The Villa is also financially
Offering New Jersey's aided by an
auxiliary and by
benefactors. The
Most Complete Selection of present project
is fund for
a
building an audi-
T
torium
AT HOME: Television is one of the
now under construction.
The en at St. Anne s Home for the
importance of the task Aged, Jersey City. Sister Claire, one of the Sisters of
being done by these homes Providence

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seen in the applications for hundred and other
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list.
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 10 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

Detailed Coronation Film Moral rating kv the Neve York

Reviewing
office of the

the New Books MOVIES

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EMPTY SHRINE. By Wil-
one
would give any more than By William H. Mooring
Morally Unobjectionable for Everyone
If missed the wonderful
Utm E. Barrett. whole set of insane values, you
Doubleday. $3.9$ the rumors, and so it all died. new
For the first time in CBS Houseboat
(Adults only, because ad-
values that were meaningless in history, video-taped recording of. NEW MOVIE: Ten Days to Tulara
of But on the island it did not die. the actual coronation of the Good
(Adults, Adolescents)
vanced content and his but the only has a Pope coronation, tune into CBS- Handle With Care
••
Quantrlll’s Raiders
style.)
own
world, were
been
All at Sea •
Raiders of
The lives of each of
the people on values the island. out of
filmed in detail. The' TV on Nov. 30 when a third re- With Cary Grant and
Ambush at Cimarron High Flight Old
Valerie Rivard went out on And, Sophia Past Hell’s Five Hours California
one the island were two-reel
affected by the the his life featurette has been
being put
news pldy will run. Check
your local Loren as ticket bait and story Ship Mutiny Rawhide Trail
summer’s day and pieces, was a Andy Hardy Comes Hell
Kong Confidential
walked along incident, and it haunted all produced in wide screen and col- logs for the time. This is well which, in spite of serious themat- Home
••
Hong Return to Warbow
toe beach, and as of together anew, but put together How to Murder Rich Rising of the Moon
she walked she them until Worth Apache Territory a ’•

12 years- later when in a manner he violently resented. or. seeing. ics, is lightly, even flippantly de- Around the World la Uncle
••
Rockabilly Baby
suddenly saw a lady in. white who there “The Corona- Eighty Days I Accuse Rofk-a-bye Baby
came amongst them a bit- Mr. Barrett has written here veloped, Paramount appears to

1
•
wood at a distance and Attack of the Puppet In Between Rooney
beckoned ter American tion of I Want to Live have struck
journalist who was a tremendous novel. It is pro- Pope box-office oil. A
gov- People International Run Silent. Run
Deep
••

i
to her. Neither
Robert nor An- anxious to John XXIII” the Terror From Sabu and tha Magic Rina
crucify this one phony voking, disturbing, consoling, is; Good (Adults) ernment lawyer (Grant) reclaims Badman’a County It,
toine, the two young boys who Bernadette
**
Barbarian and Geisha Beyond Space Saga of Hemp Brown
to be shown in his three
along with all the oth- immensely tranquil, deeply vio-
The misguided life and young children from the Big Beat
••
It’s Great to Be Young St, Louis Blues
••

|
were with her, were
to er anxious
theaters
tragic relatives of Bridge River Kwal James Dean Story Seven Hills of Rome
phonies. He had seen hi* wife lent. It is a novel of sifting many
death of Barbara Granam, his estranged wife on ”•

share the vision qf the of the Fast Guns Sheepman

**

eight-year- die at Lourdes, and he knew how lives and values and sifting
about the time! cuted at
exe-

San
who has died. He finds them hos-
Buchanan
Campbell’s Kingdom
Rides Alona Last
Light In the Forest Sierra Baron
old, so they ran away without this
Quentin, provides ••
comes Captain From Kolpenlck Littlest Hobo Sing Boy Sing
fraudulent the whole thing was. them bravely and brilliantly. It off tile and hectic;,goes through all
highly debatable

I
a film
even
looking, and Valerie had He would have his the Pro-1 subject. the Chase a Crooked Lone Ranger and Loot Snowflre
revenge not is a novel that comes to grips press. The tortures of a
harassed, inex- Shadow
*
City of Gold Story of Mankind
been driven grim story is culled from
*

back into a shell of only the dead, but on the liv- with hidden
duced by the father while Cinerama South Seas Lourdes and Its Miracles Story of Vickie
deeply records, police blotters and perienced
on so many
iH>t court trying to God’s Street of Darkneya
remembering. Then came the ing girl who was now 20 human conflicts that one is left Rank Organiza- make a home for them in his too-
Adventure Man from

Summer Love
years news Crash Landing
*
Country
visitors from the mainland reports, and reopens ques-
who old and who was still surrounded breathless at the courage and tion, it will be tight Washington apartment.
Damn Citizen •• Manhunt Junglo Tale of Two Cities
had heard of
the “miracle” arid tions of guilt or innocence to de- Dangerous Exile • Marcelllno Tank Force
••

released here
by the mists of the remembrance the piercing insight of this au- by Hopes of a summer cottage shat-
velop powerful implicit argument Davy Mark of tha Hawk Tea Command-

I
the press who wanted the whole
of that day. thor. Rank Film Deep
Distributors of Amer- against the death penalty. Sordid tered, he is obliged to take over
Six
•
Matchmaker ments ••••

•story. There was no story. No ica. Diamond Safari Merry Andrew

”
This Is Russia
It was not that
simple. He could He is lyrically beautiful in his details of Mrs. Graham’s
a
dilapidated houseboat on the Enemy Below
•••
Missouri Travelers
••
Three Brave Men •
early Potomac.
not -get the answers he had hoped description, profoundly analytical Special facilities were granted life He hires as baby-sitter
Escapade In Japan Mustang Thundering Jets
and her association • with Escape from Red Rock Night to Remember Thunder Over Tangier
to the he knew in his measurement of lives and by Vatican authorities for the Sophia Loren. She turns out to
get, answers he criminals lead into the Flaming Frontier No Time for Ser Time Lock
sickening be a
would get, and the whole fabric values, rollickingly humorous in making of this film during the dandy housekeeper and a
Fort Massacre geants
•• Torpedo Run **

preparations and nerve-wracking From Earth to Moon Old Man and the Trial at the Vatican
of his book began to come apart the dialogue. It is certainly one of actual ceremonies. It is ironical delays which most willing bride. From Hell to Texas ••
••••
Underwater
Sea Warrior”
preceded the exe-
This Year as he came to know the people,
the most splendid writing jobs that with so many Catholics in
cution—shown in blood-curdling
Ghost
Giant
of China Sea Octet Up in Smoke
From the Old Yeller White Huntress
particularly the She of the year It is just about the Hollywood movie business, detail. Susan Bell Book and Candle
girl. just
Give the
... ••
Mrs. Unknown One That Got Away White Wilderness
the
Hayward, as ,
would not live
up to the picture as
satisfying a novel as you will initiative in filming Pope Good
Gideon of Scotland Yard Paris Holiday Wild Heritage
Graham, gives a worthy perform- (Adults) Gift of Love
••
Pather Panchall Wolf Dog
Treasured he had drawn of
her, the picture ever find. John’s coronation was taken by • ••
,

ance. This may become one of Girl Most Likely Proud Rebel World Was His Jury ’
John van Druten’s
of her she had Lord weirdly sa- Golden
Rank, a Methodist.
••
as to be. Age of Comedy Pursuit of Graf Speo Young Land
the most
THE JOYFUL BEGGAR, By Lou- widely discussed films tirical
Lifetime He found his life moving into is de Wohl. Lippincott.
Still, I think, millions of Cath-
of the It should not be seen
comedy may have been
Morally Unobjectionable for
$3.95. (Ad- olics year. given too literal a translation to „

(and hosts of non-Catholics

Gift the lives of the
people, his old ults only, because of advanced by youngsters. captivate the popular film crowd. Adults and Adolescents
values too), will be gratified. If your lo-
crossing, getting lost in a content and style.) The New York
cal do not theaters the
settings are NEW MOVIES: Terror From the Year 5,000; Two-Headed
Spy;
In general outline the book is
announce
Mardi Gras streamlined to create eerie moods
film, you might write in your re- Mardi Gras; Senior Prom
SPECIAL OFFER -faithful to the of Francis Good (Adults, Adolescents) and the color effects and decor
CHRISTMAS story quests that they book it.
Accused Gunsmoke In Tucson Ride a Crooked MUe

i
are Appointment With Helen Morgan Story Ride Violent Mile
but offers little detail on any of The
annual “Fat
Tuesday” pa- quite fetching. The story may a a
Shadow
MAVIH SOON
the
Hell Squad Robbery Under Arms
major incidents; most minor rqde and palaver in New Orleans puzzle many who do not readily Astounding She Monster Hot Angel
AND
MISSAL HOLY incidents are omitted completely. New Catholic decks out with colorful
spectacle substitute terms. Kim Novak
Attila
*
Houseboat
.
Rodan
Saddle the Wind
••

Awakenina How to Make a Monster Safecracker

'
The fact that Francis is not the a thin highly contrived tale stars as
and
the bachelor girl who, Big Country Hunters
••
Scotland Yard Dragnet
FBI NEW SPIRITUAL STRENGTH Book Releases about the romantic adventures of like her
Bitter Victory Illegal

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BIBLE major character,
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not revolve around him and The list Cath-

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following of new
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tlmprimolur that of his cadets (Pat Boone,
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years Tommy Blood Arrow
Money
was compiled by the and Richard
her and witches afe said to be Bravados *••
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Sacred passed over so rapidly Js a Catholic University of America Bands, Gary Crosby
•
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You will find in thii Heart are
Bullwhip
Battalion
immune to the romantic Kill Her Gently Tall Stranger
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immunity fails under the Case Against
Brooklyn Last Bridge Teenage Bad Girl
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to Love
••
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end
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Me
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Farewell to Anna Young Teenage Wolf-Pack
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Flesh
Animal Lost Lagoon
Three
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Christian Faith, by Albert Dondeyne. Machine Gun Kelly
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A discussion of existentialism snd West x Mam'telle
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Two for th* Boosew Clever, two Gang War In the
Across the
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unorthodox "private" marriage and in-
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 Pius Asked Prayers to End Hatred November 28, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 11

NCVfC News Service

in the
ose invocationi of the our charity with her heavenly lencc and the joyous and
French'™tL!L
a
° f * radio ddr '“ salu-
Slivered in crowds. But it is always marked beauty, her enlightened kindness
*
tary sun of much-wished-for
pL7x f
>
M^ g icel Congress in Lourdes with the love for the Immaculate and her innumerable favors.
l t
peace
bv Pot \
Stfi, l7 may finally shine on the earth—-
visit to LourZ A
-

’ L
195 - The
Pope recalled his own
and
which
with
would have
a profound filial love
AND SINCE it is the same to-
the
peace of Christ, which is high-
CbriUi *"' P'*V "> Our Lady difficulty in
Peace for day as it in the
er than all
sentiments in the
finding a more perfect
was
past century,
expres- hearts of in their
since we are certain that her so- men, social and
e ab sion.
e
brothe rs
ori m
y ?« h
e
!,haVe . I
and beloved sons, Lourdes pil- And it is not without emotion
licitude and help will never fail international
ral
relations, the natu-
partlclP ated in since from that blessed consequence of the
m3h!n Tone great international the that We here recall that
happy
us, grot- integral
-

Marian congress in the city of hour when to O generous Mother the application of the Gospel.
Mary, may these mysterious
op
We also had the
and torrent of your maternal graces
which
portunity to lift Our eyes toward INVOKE
to you with Our
voice, the the White buing cannot cease to descend on earth
WITH
your prayers
Lady of the Pyrenees the. reign of Christ,
5 i°"
aueenon and
arii
ISO'l
ui vui

interest-may they rebound and whisper “Ave Maria!”

just as water cannot stop cours-
are invited
to which
you
from the massive rocks by
of Mas- your most loving
ing through these valleys and the Mother and for
sabielle and return to which her mater-
Us,-as mes- THROUGHOUT the whole cannot fail to spread heat
Sovereign. It is the simple and year
sun
nal intercession
sengers of the enthusiasm constantly
and We have followed from Rome—- and light, We wish to proclaim pro-
devotion which
profound invocation which has re- cures all the
I

vibrates in your sounded for that city bound by so aloud at the close of the congress
means
necessary
a
hundred years on many links for you.
prayers and songs in honor of the
i

to Lourdes since the

the blessed banks
of the Gave day when which, to a certain extent, crowns Does she
Queen of Heaven and not hold a
privileged
Earth, River, a serene and that this incomparable
whom you now gentle whis-
name began to resound centenary, Our position because of
acclaim, repeating per of the fervent, suffering and throughout the world—the present certainty that the restoration of the function
“Ave Maria” once more. assigned to her by providence
entreating sdul on the feverish centenary, with Our word when the reign of Christ through Mary in the life of the
It is the salute of Church and of
the
it was cannot
angel lips of the sick and infirm. opportune, but at all times fail to be achieved, since
each of its
which all
humanity offers inces- members.
with Our it is
It is forthright like a
profession thoughts, and by con- impossible that such a seed, This
santly throughout the centuries of is why, O most sweet
faith in the virile
expressions
ceding special favors and demon- sown so abundantly, should not
Mother
a flower and
as on the altar of
the! of man. It is solemn and
grandi-
strating Our paternal affection in bear
strong fruit.
most powerful advo-
cate, you deigned to
We rest your
every possible way. are well aware of how the
delicate foot on that
In the Eternal City have powers of evil strive In every
Pyrenean
we
rock and turn that unknown val-
HARD OF HEARING?
witnessed

consolation
the
of
spiritual joy and
so of
way

of
to destroy the inheritance
Mary, despoiling youth of
ley into an immense shrine with
UKRAINIAN CHURCH: This is the architect’s
drawing of the new Assumption of
many Our the Blessed
whose their innocence and
the clouds of herfven as its roof; Virgin Mary Church to be built by Ukrainian Catholics in Bayonne.
sons, shining eyes still modesty, a
sanctuary where
seemed bear the blue reflec- your most lov-
to attacking the sanctity and unity
ing Son may be
constantly hon- May it descend on the innumera-
tion of the miraculous grotto
of marriage, pitting the social
ored in the ble pilgrims of the present and of
To Break Ground the old
which
Sacrament of His love, building, totally destroyed
they had visited. classes against each other as if
Grandma's Day But of all the centennial mani-
all men were not brothers, op-
received
of breasts,
with fervor in thousands

which still be
the
ties
entire
of all
year,
kinds
on the
who have
authori-
effi-
For
Bayonne
by a disastrous fire last Mar. 29.

Officiating will be
festations, the international Mar- pressing the Church wherever may en- Msgr. Joseph
joying the sweetness of reconcili- ciently contributed to the splen- Batza,
ian Congress
prepared for a long they are able to
penetrate, and
ation, and where He is constantly dor of the congress, on all the
Ukranian Church Paul
pastor of SS. Peter and

time by esteemed theologians, is propagating the most radical Church, Jersey City. Tha
ONE DAY ONIYI invoked the members of the in BAYONNE
by trembling lips of congress gen- Ground for the in English will
MONDAY, DECEMBER IST doubtlessly the most solemn. form of materialism.
him who eral and those who Ukrainian
sermon be
But We also
comes to entrust in Him especially on new Church of preached by Rev. Andrew Fry#
are aware of the
*
which their direct contribution
AN IMPRESSIVE a sorrow gave to Assumption of the Blessed Virgin of St. Joseph’s, Bayonne. The ser-
$1 longer be

50 00 Discount
number can no
of great thirsts for light and truth
Princes remedied the great Our broth-
of the Church, of Arch- by anything in the meeting, on
Mary will be broken at 3 p.m. mon in Unrainian will be deliv-
welling up in the depths of hearts,
and world. ers of the Episcopate and partic- Nov. 30. Rev.
bishops Bishops surround of the sincere desire to find God
George C. Pasdrey ered by Very Rev. Platon Korny-
Our legate. By design We May it be your work, 0 Sover- ularly on Our most beloved Car- is pastor.
have which moves souls, even among
lak, Chancellor of the Exarchats
chosen to eign of the angels and dinal legate. The structure will
represent Us Our Queen of replace of Philadelphia.
ON ANY ACOUSTICON Ven- those people who cannot show it new

HEARING AID erable brother, the Cardinal Dean in

any way without running the
peace! Do not allow such tri-
of the Sacred’College, for whom umphs to remain confined within
risk of losing
IN STOCK HURRY! We have
property and en-
the narrow boundaries of
profound esteem and dangering themselves. We your
are

Come in
Monday or mail
great affection.
that he should
It gives Us pleas- aware of the power of the
spirit-
shrine.
resistible
But
may
torrent
they,
which
like an ir-
OUTDOOR NATIVITY SETS
coupon by Monday! ure
preside at the ual forces which spring from ev-
the
pours
imposing ceremony on Our be- through open
valleys reach-
erywhere like heralds of a
splen-
half. ing and
surpassing the summits
LIFE SIZE and 60% LIFE SIZE
did spring.
We also heartily to fill and flood finally with the
greet not
only the Bishop of Tarbes and
AS FOR
YOURSELVES, have
gaiety and fecundity of its living 3 Dimensional—made of Hard Molded Rubber
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Lourdes and you not seen men this rush

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to the feet of the
year
Virgin with the
waters, spread throughout the
Proof
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Religious
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and peace and quiet of those who live wounds,
lay personalities present at smoothing out difficul-
ACOUSTICON in a world without
the congress. problems and ties, vivifying all things, so that 1J FIGURE This favorite Nativity scene
combines
group near
not threatened by unprecedented through
HEARING AID CENTER We also wish to express Our your powerful interces-
60S SIZE
lifesize and
exceptional beauty with moderate
catastrophe? ILLUSTRATED
gratitude to the French authori- sion and constant
help the reign prices. Ideal for indoor use or out
—
for
Did BELOW
you not see them stretch
| HUDSON COUNTY'S
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ties for the
welcome, full of hon-
ouf their hands to one another,
of Christ
may finally be achieved. Church, chapel, porch, lawn or

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26 JOURNAL SQUARE JERSEY CITY your or
factory. Each
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smiling and brotherly as if
they num sanctitatis et gratiae, reg- in
,
L oe f,on
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Opposlta the facilities made available this belong to nations who justitiae, amoris
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end Public Service But Terminal et pads.”
detail, self standing
I
m s grandmother■end would like to
the thousands of yesterday looked at each other of
(except An-
of your generousS3O discount
take advantage year to
pilgrims (The reign truth and life, the
offer. I am unable to
from far distant
from treqehes full of hatred? gel).
tec you on Monday. December Ist. but would like to
areas. reign of sanctity and grace, the
Did behold them crowd- Complete Sets Priced
ft*!* appointment. My phone number Is
you not reign of justice, love and peace. from
ing the confessionals, kneeling in
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man- joined
frorp heaven, praying tireless- to Our fervent that of the
Visited Lourdes na prayer

ly with their arms outstretched in little flower whom

you yourself Wt also Choir
Is it
carry singers
not, furthermore, one of the shape of a cross in
of deigned front to
pick from the most
and Reindeer teams,
FOR THIS
for outdoor
SALES DAY ONLY the glories of France, the the grotto or singing at nightfall humble meadow to make her
privi- display
leged land of Mary, to have such the praise of Mary in luminous blossom in the garden of heaven,
OPEN LATE MONDAY NIGHT
Phons: shrine of world St. Marie Bernadette
a
renown on her procession? Soubirous,
P. S.: Previously located for 15 soil?
yean at Did
921 OL 3-3314 you not see them all leave, whose amiable and silent virtues, See . , . our
display of unusual
Bergen Avenue, Jeriey City
Do not doubt, beloved members believers full of fervor so deep so faintly apparent, reborn and ■ndoor
or decorations.
of this congress, that it
Mary sinners privileged in the grace of could teach so, much U> our con-
was

who, at a critical hour of human- Mary, or sick people returning fused and perturbed century.
ity, wished to remind her
of the true
misled with
Did
their ills?
May the blessing of the Vicar
Christ, who wishes it to be the
NEW JERSEY DISPLAYS
TWELVE FOR SIX
sons

by demonstrating its fundamental to

meaning of life
their
you not
homes
see them all return
with their fore-
of

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give God, by most fer- Mary where, once

Twelve Sisters vent desire to live better the ineffable of

are
trying to sleep in a dormi- us perfect happiness. a
life, happiness being.
tory meant for six. Twelve anew life under the blue cloak of
others are sleep-
IT WAS SHE who
ing on a porch. They have not whereon
deigned to her whose smile they will
to never
teach them, with the tenderness
Bh. lay their heads. Could you give them shel- forget?
x> at and skill of a
mother, the two
ter, a cost of $4,000? Their It has been said that a window
powerful
great essential means by which
prayers will pierce heaven in your behalf facing heaven opened at Lourdes.
and
such an elevated goal is attained:
also purgatory for your loved Let Us add that if this window
ones. Help
assiduous and confident
these good Sisters prayer allows
presenting
to heal the to
Body of Christ us enjoy heavenly glory
and the indispensable
suffering in the poor of
India. $3,000 will
Christian beforehand, there also descends
mortification which sustains it.
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a
nursing Sisters through constantly a torrent of
and their patients. A fitting memorial for the living or the dead.
Her supernatural
dicated to them the
warning in-
sure road
light and grace which revives
fidence in the
con- the
IS GOD IN YOUR
destiny of a hu-
WILL? THIS IS THE HOLY FATHERS MIS- which through the
passes
rep- manity, undoubtedly eager for de-
SION AID TO THE NEAR EAST. resentatives of her Son on earth velopment and progress, but
world
premier
even
and through the Church. more eager for serenity and
HOUSE OF GOD—GATE OF HEAVEN
It she
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was who, anxious for the peace.
good of all, launched
appeal to the multitudes
the
so
great
that Offer Prayers of
they might hasten to drink those
miraculous waters which heal
the
For Peace
souls and bodies.
Beloved brother* and sons, In
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ARRANGE NOW FOR GREGORIAN MASSES AFTER DEATH. It she
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tenderness, wished to remain in world all the ' .fa
NEW-BORN BABY gifts you deem nec- Fieluaire at Modrrnaire . , . the hand-
some
way among us so
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a worthwhile spiritual our
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 12 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

‘Bless Us O Lord' You and Your Piano

The Calendar Gives Us a Hand By Norah A. Smaridge

By June Dwyer these gifts of God to the best FROM ALL I HEAR, th.e pi-
you to clip out. Be sure you put piano is a favorite with Young The best position for your
of ability. it some where
The American calendar can our
Maybe you even place where you will Advocates. Many of you are ano is across a corner a

promised to offer up
taking lessons. Some of you are
give ua food for thought some sac- remember to check it each day. circulating current of air dispela
some
rifices to God
lucky enough to own fine pianos, spinets and grands. Others
this week. Check yours and see as your gift of Fill your slip in each week and damp and also allows for better
love of'thanks. have to be»content with old or second-hand
if you don’t agree. and save it. Then
put them allato-
an piano. These, vo)ume of sound when you play
There is probably a big red
Then the
days pass and the gether under the crib on Christ- however, are
ai c often easy
uucu

Cdojr
to
iu

play, with easily-moving keys. the instrument. If this cannot be

calendar gives
circle around you a hand, for mas Eve. It will be
your secret
Ifpian* is in reasonably
your managed, stand the piano on
yesterday’s date,
Nov. which
right around the weekend cor- gift to Jesus—a gift of love and good
condition, it is worth while woodwork and felts of your piano glass insulators, as these prevent
27, was Thanksgiv-
ner the first
ing day. There should be we see day of Ad- of thanks. taking care of it. Few young mu- to swell. It will also rust the damp and will save it from un-
a
big vent—the time to
red prepare. It is sicians seem to understand that strings and prevent the hinged necessary strain. A piano should
circle around Dec. 25 too,
time for
which is Christmas day.
a
storing up good pianos are like people; they are .parts and the action from mov- always stand on floorboards and
Then if
you
look closely and
deeds and little sacrifices to Essex Plans easily affected by heat, cold and ing freely. For this reason, it is not on a carpet. Few people know
offer the Baby Jesus on Christ- damp, and can best NOT. to
place your piano this; they do not realize that car-
count the weeks from this Sun-
mas day. It is a time when
very quickly be against an outside wall. And if it pets, curtains and vases of flow-
day,
on
Nov.
that
30, you will
day we begin Advent,
see that
you can show God that

truly grateful—that you

you are
meant
Journalism harmed by any
sudden
stands near an inside one, it ers near a piano will muffle tha
should
the time when
changes not actually TOUCH the sound.
we prepare for
the day of love—the day the
It when
you
said “thank
three days before.
you” Contest in
temperature.; wall.
IF THERE ARE
any queer
world received the gift of God
Ideally, your HEAT CAN BE DISASTROUS.

i
noises while the piano is being
MONTCLAIR Essex- piano should
It make
Himself. AND IF YOU did “thank can
polish go the into
say
West stand in a room, played (not due to the pianist!)
Are following far, you” Hudson graders have the beads and
perish the glue do
you so on Thanksgiving day where there is
can
a spot of investigating. It may
been in the joints.

I
Young Advocates? Now let’s tie and if
you do try to do some- invited by the Essex So, if your living- be that some object in the rdom
an tern-1
even
it all together. thing day of Advent to
room has an
open fireplace, keep is
every
County CYO to participate in perature, orl giving a sympathetic vibra-
prepare for Christ’s birthday your piano well away from it.
contest for where you can! tion; ornaments, ashtrays, and
ON THANKSGIVING day we
and to show Him how
a
journalism And in summer that the
grateful see
piano even a metal fitting that Has be-
sat down and took a look at the newspapers and magazines. The turn on the heat as the
you are—then be soon as is not near, a window where inside will
wonderful you can sure
weather come loose the piano
things God has given that the
contest is a
follow-up to the CYO turns cold. Apart from
strong sunlight
circle you have put on
the
can blister the
cause these vibrations.
us—freedom, love, our
land, journalism course given in Octo- cold, dampness causes the
your
calendar for Christmas veneer or bleach the wood. the inside of
faith—and ber. Inspect your pi-
our
families, our we
day will
said thank If
mean a day of spirit- Rev. Vincent F. Affanoso ano
periodically. Look out for
you. we meant
ual happiness.
of
From the Grades moths that sometimes lodge in
that “thank you” Montclair, newly-appointed
we probably We have Ad-
coun-
put a special CYO the felt pads on the hammers.
also made a promise to use ty director, has aimounced
vent calendar on this page for Lift the front and
the deadline away use a
for Dec. 1. Joseph
Academy
Convent
of
Station,
St.
New
Elizabeth
Jeriey
R

managing
Thomas of Irvington,
editor of The
assistant
Advo-
Eighth Graders in Clark
suction
dust
cleaner
that settles
to remove

between
the
the

Register Now Secondary School for glrli. 94th yaor. cate, will judge the contest on
strings and hammers —then it
Resident and Day. Exceptional record editing, make-up, content, report- Are Boosted Parents
won’t disturb the sensitive mech-
for for

courtea,
collage
Mu lie,
preparation.
Art, Dancing,
Vocational

Dramatles
ing of school activities, advertis-
ing and general impression.
by anism.

time the dust will

If it is not

cling
removed,
to the in-
in

September, 1959 Sportt and Actlrlty program.

CLARK St. John’s side and consequently spoil your
Informatloni JEfferion 9-1600 eighth graders and their parents
nave a wonderful performance.
MOUNT ST. DOMINIC

ACADEMY GEORGIAN COURT

Addie, Advent and You keeping way.
relationship,
it that
The parents have
they are working at
formed an “Bth
and

well
ONCE
clean
STARTED, you may as
underneath the keys.
grade association,’’ under the
HIGH SCHOOL direction of Rev. Thomas
My Advent Calendar Doherty.
Dohertv ; _ It is also a
good opportunity to
CaWwal, N*w J«n«y COIIEGE sprinkle D.D.T. or any moth-
This is how it works.
Each
Collage Preparatory Conducted by the Sisters of Moray year Clare, principal, directed the stu proofing preparation as an added
as class
FOUR-YEAR COURSE lIADINO TO
S|M|T|W|T|F|S anew comes into the dents in an entertainment. precaution.
and General Courtet eighth grade, Sets of
eight
' *A. and B.S. OIORIII . j j ents are chosen to serve
par-
Accredited by on the
Welt-Integrated program In Übaral MASS
board for the association.
Arti, Fine Art*, Science, Muile, Homo They
The Middle States
Association of Colleges
Economic!, Ruilnoii Administration,
HOLY COMMUNION
I I plan
and
the

girls and
activities
draft
for the boys CONTINENTAL
Toachor
Training for Elomontary and | | the help of
and Schools the other
Secondary Secondary Schools, Fully Accredited. j j j
class parents to help

Telephene: CApital
Addracti
Ooorglan
SISTER

Coart
SECRETARY
ROSARY 111
them
carry out their
plan. BICYCLE SHOP
6-3660 College Recently Mr. and Mrs. Robert
i Gigl served as chairmen for a
STATIONS | bowling party which drew about Schwinn ...
Columbia
250 The boys and
persons. girls
j j were
VISITS
given prizes and souvenirs,

College of Saint Elizabeth HEADQUARTERS - Here's a

compliments of local commercial"

Founded In 1899 by the Sitter* of Charity

MORNING AND
NIGHT PRAYERB |
j
|
j
|
j special
mark

mas
calendar
to
off the
help you organizations. To attend the
days until Christ-
in a Young Advocate way.
ac-

tivity each child must be accom-

BICYCLES
panied by at least one parent.
Convent Station, Now 1 I I
Jersey Fill in each blank daily and give The main idea of the
DAILY SACRIFICE | | | the Christ Child a
associa-
perfect gift tion is to keep the parents and
J on Christmas morning. children close and to to
prove
CALOWIU, NEW
JMSCY
both
generations that they can
Repairs & Free
have
Lives fun together . .
of the Saints .

Accessories
CALDWELL COLLEGE FOR WOMEN GRADE
confirmed
NOTES:
Bishop Mc- Parking
Nulty 102 children at
Sacred Heart, Clifton, Nov.
CONDUCTED BY THE SISTERS 23

Thanksgiving Saint
OF ST. DOMINIC
. . . The Civics Club of Sacred
Fully Accredited -
Offering A.*, and B.S. Degree* Heart, Wallington, has just com-

pleted T. A. KERNS, Prop.

a
project to collect used
toys and send them to the mis- GR 3-3776
Cardinal Marcantonlo Barbari- sions. Steven Costic and Eugene
go who brought her to the con- Swinarski handled
mailing . . 93 RIVER DRIVE
vent of St. Clare’s, where she Graders of St.
Paul’s, Clifton,
.

PASSAIC, N. J.
built up the spiritual strength recently presented a pectoral
to do her work. to
cross Msgr. Joseph H. Hewet-
When the Cardinal needed
pastor, in honor of his re-
more to head his newly
son,
cent
someone elevation by the late
Pope
formed Maestre Pie Filippini, Pius XII to the rank of Protho- Your Neighborhood Pharmacist
he asked Lucy to leave her notary Apostolic. Sister Francis
Says
.the food element so vital to the good
..
quiet life and to take over the

health of your family, is found in education of the children. This TRUNKS •

LUGGAGE •
GIFTS
was a very hard job in that ATTACHE-
day because children did not BRIEF CASES
have to
go to school.

fjd
Fischers
Lucy was so successful that
she soon had older women com-

ing to her for instruction and SHOP

for advice. Her fame spread '2OO WASHINGTON
ST.. NEWARK 2
and she moved from town to
town opening schools.
Pope NEWARK JERSEY CITY
Clement XI with ST. JOSEPH'S VILLA
was so pleased
BUTTERCUP BREAD
LISS- PHARMACY
-BLAIRBDRN,- PEAPACK, N. J. PALMBRA PHARMACY
her work that he invited her A
*“•«* House for Women and George Martarana. Proas
Established 30
Arthur E. Palmara, Ph.O.
to come to Rome to set Retreat Houia over years
up Proscription Pharmacists
Artlatla French Chateau Tour Registered Pharmacists
because each pound of Buttercup contains the schools, which she did. taktn«
of
beauty in the Soraaraat
breath
Hllla
Free Delivery Open Every Day
Biological Sick Room .Suppllaa
Ultra modern From 0 a.m. to 11 p.m. Cosmetics
Lucy had to prepare other faciUUea. Healthful
non-fat milk solids of 7 ounces of milk. women to do her work. She
climate.
round
Excellent meals. Open year-
Mt.Protpact Avanua ear.
Montclair Avanua
Praaerlptlona
and Delivered
Called for
to
Convalescents, vacationists
and permanent cuests. HU Hitt f»l
therefore wrote up a rule for Newark, N. f. targon Avanua
Retreats
So-o-o them to follow. It is said that
from September to June
Seraev City, N. J. HE 1-4411
th*
P»"*s«lvln*. Christmas ELIZABETH
delicious, too! the Cardinal himself designed and New year's Weekends. Days
and Evenings OLIVER A DRAKE
of Recollection.
the habit that is worn by the
»ha*B t y b
*»• DRUGGISTS JERSEY CITY
Sisters. the la* lahn
■-
Filippini Lucy did not
«.| .
Baptist. PEapack 1-03)4 _
sits
O. Lyant. Rag. Phar.

Established VALENTI'S PHARMACY

like the habit, but forced her- 1870
- St.
—. Lucy
—- Filippini
M Prescriptions Called for Jeteph Valenti, Rag. Phar.
self take As long
\

If you h*d i
—rr" ,
to it on. She felt and Delivered Praaerlptlona
Sl. Sharon Lovallo Baby Naeda
Lucy is portrayed by of Si. Francis Xavier, that this "* N, tread St., Illiabath. N. Photo Dept.
would be an exam- J. Free Delivery
Newark, which is staffed hy the Religious Teachers Filippiui.
as
you live Phone: ILliabath J-1114
■

fIS Watt Side Avg. opp. Falrvlew

Mm 1
cooKjn i
J- w
ple to future Sisters.
The little Jarasv City. N. J.
girl, representing St. Ijecy's pupils, is portrayed hy
bt**d! you will receive a
WESTFIELD
buy beta Lois Sl.
ST. LUCY was not as
strong
Pompilio. Lucy's feast day is Mar. 25. DEPENDABLE and CENTRAL PHARMACY
physically as she was spiritually GOOD INCOME if
Michael J. Carmele. Rag. Phar.
As America celebrates
JERSEY CITY
Though Lucy and her broth- and soon her strength gave invest Praaerlptlona Carefully
you your
the ask sister Compounded OWEN'S
Thanksgiving Bishops er and were orphaned out. She had one serious ill- iav In a In our
PHARMACY
g Druse Perfumes CosmeUea The
Pharmacy
us for clothing and money to at an early age, Lucy’s sister ness from which she recovered S. V. D. ANNUITY Sick Room Supplies
Leyal to Ethical
434 Central Tradition
WKstfield
give to the poor of the world. became quite wealthy. She and went about her work, but PUN. 1-1411
R. Raymond Rieetardl
Our saint this week, though loved her sister very much and at the best Michael
last, despite very NUTLEY
R Riceiardi
e You olio ahore R.
Amalia Rlcdardl
perhaps remembered best as a would give money and gifts medical care in Rome
itself, the work Baby Naeda S4l Communlpaw
great Avanus
teacher and the leading fig- whenever the saint made she died March BAY Jartay
a re- on 25, 1732, on the Missions and help In
ORUO CO.. INC. City 4, N. I.
Jamei Rlcele. Rag. Phar. Phone: OElawara 1-440!
ure of the Religious Teachers in need. When the
quest or was day that she had predicted educating Priests and Broth-
Promptly Filled
Filippini, was also very gener- Elizabeth would ask she would die. for the
Lucy ers Missions O Cer- Cut-Rate Drufa and Cnametlca

ous. tain tax A 11* Pranhlln Ave.,

where the gifts were, the saint St. Lucy was" canonized in advantages • NUtloy M*of
JERSEY CITY
St. Memorial
Lucy Filippini could not would reply! “Ah, my good 1930. The Religious Teachers lasting and re- Jartay City 4, N. J.

refuse membrance In many Masses ORANGE Phone: Dilaware

anyone anything when sister! I have sent them all to Filippini, have come to our
3-4441
and FORD'S * 341 Communlpaw
prayers. DRUG STORE Avanua
Don*t I«qv« they to her. Once when Heaven.”
ntjtt ytor i came She meant that she state from Italy and now have
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 Paterson Council to Fete November 28, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 13

Those Honored With North

Jersey Women
by Pius
PATERSON Msgr. John J.
iPassaic-Clifton

Thanksgiving Giving
council modera-
Shanley, moderator of the Pater-
son Diocesan Council of Catholic
tor; Msgr. Christian
Haag, Sus-
sex council
Women, district moderators moderator; Mrs. Eu-
and
gene J. Klein, Butler; Mrs. Ar-
council members who were re-
thur Moore and Mrs. Frank
By June Dwyer
cently honored by the late G.
Pope Del Prete
Pius XII, will be tendered Sr., Paterson-Haw- Another
year
has
gone by—- hospital will be held Dec. 21 at Rev. Paul E. Lang, modera-
a re- thorne, and Mrs. Dennis and another
ception Nov. 30 by the Paterson O’Brian, Thanksgiving finds 2 p.m. The Jersey City Recrea- tor of the International Feder-

Council.
Passaic-Clifton. North
Jersey women giving and tion ation of Catholic Alnmnae, will
The
reception will be Mrs.
department will provide en-

held
Richard F. Gormley, But- still giving. tertainment and Santa will install officers and
at the Paterson Catholic
give new com-
ler, is chairman of the
Community Center from affair, each of the tots a gift. Plans mittee heads for the suburban
3 to 6 assisted by Mrs. Daniel T. Mus- Money'Talk are also underway for the circle at a
meeting Dec. 7 at 3
p.m.
tic, diocesan president. The com-' The Auxiliary of All Souls
“Jewel
Those to be
honored Ball,” set for Jan. 9 at p.m. in the Robert Treat Hotel
are: Msgr. miftee is Hospital, Morristown, has given
composed of 30 women, the Hotel Plaza, Jersey City. here. Those to be be installed
Shanley, Msgr. Joseph Hewetson, including the staff
district presidents. the hospital something Bailey Rita
Mrs. John and Marion are:
O’Loughlin, Nutley,
special to be thankful for this Cullen are co-chairmen . . . vice regent; Mrs. G. F. Beki-
Thanksgiving Day. The volun-
fi, Caldwell; Gayle

Supreme Regent
The meeting and annual Lepree,
of CDA A SUBSTANTIAL ASSIST:
check for $1,500,
On behalf of St. James
Hospital, Sister Patricia Aidan teers . presented
$23,000 to Sister Mary
a check
Eleanor
for
Christmas party of
Holy the Elizabeth; and Ann Gleason,
accepts a
donated to the Elizabeth. Committee heads in-
building fund by the employes. The Cross Rosary, Harrison, will be
recently for the building fund. clude : Marian Mri.
money was raised from their raffle and dance. held Dec. 2 after novena de- Sheelen,
Succumbs in Looking on as Clarence McTighe, This brings the total
to $62,800 John

Hospital votions. Mrs. Nicholas Senna Q. Adams, Mrs. Ferdi-

chairman, makes the presentation are, from left, Florence
Maltaghati, Mrs. Fred- given for the new hospital ad-
and Mrs. Louis nand L. Ketterer, Dorothea
erick Helmstetter Jr., and Sister John dition
Saporito are co-

Evangelista. . . . Court Conchessa, chairmen. The blind choral Schmeig, Montclair; Mr*.
KANE, Pa. (NC) Requiem ka, Puerto CDA, Harrison, made a contri-
Rico and the Canal James Hanley, Catherine Gilli-
Mass was offered groups of the Mt. Carmel Guild
in St. Callistus Zone. bution of funds raised in a re-
gan, Orange; Grace
will entertain . Rafferty,
Builds
. .

church for Frances M. cent cake sale

$5
Maher,
$10,000,000 Dream
to the Sacred

Up
su-
Plainfield; and Mrs. James
preme regent of the Catholic
MISS
MAHER, active in local to Heart Orphanage, Arlington. Here 'n There Malone, Arlington.
L.

Daughters of America. civic also Mrs.

Miss Ma- affairs, was a leader in Alice
Hoinski, grand re-
her died the The Marian Players will pre-
in her sleep (Nov. 23) programs of the NEW YORK
Erie, Pa., dio- A coffin, $5 She was a victim of the Asiatic Miss Fitz Gibbons entered the
gent, and Mrs. Luch O'Sullivan,
sent the Christmas
at Community Hospital here. cese. The late and program,
Pope Pius XII hon- a
courageous woman are cholera epidemic in 1849. Sisters of
chairman, presented $lOO to
Miss Maher ored her
Charity the following 'The Five Joyful Mysteries,”
was first elected by bestowing on her the responsible for the dream to Miss FitzGibboos had been and became known
Mother Eleanor, superior . . .
year as Sis- the
•upreme of the Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice house the of New The Woman’s Guild
at meeting of the Ruther-
regent Catholic Medal. foundlings pronounced dead by a doctor ter Irene. In 1869 with
of New \;
As
Mary ford Columbiettes, Regina Aux-
Daughters in 1950. She was re- president of the Catholic York, which has now become and Jersey Boystown, Kearny, will
was given the customary only a $5 bill she rented a 8
elected to her fifth two-year term Daughters she traveled extensive- an 11-story $lO million reality. wake stage a Gay Nineties Revue, iliary, Dec. 18 at p.m. in St.
period. Later she told of a small house which became the
last July during the ly. Since 1919 Miss Maher had Cardinal dream Dec. 4 and 5 at 8:30 p.m. in the
Mary’s High School library. A
organiza- Spellman officated she had, while in the first New York Foundling
'
Hos- Christmas party will follow
tion’s national convention in
been
continuously member of at dedication
. . .
a
ceremonies re- coffin, of children reaching out pital.
Essex Catholic Auditorium,
the Mrs. Delphine Perrugine, a
Omaha, Neb. i supreme directorate of the cently for the new home of the their arms for protection. She Newark, for the benefit of the
Within a
year the home was member of the Catholic Forum
’Under
administration, CDA. From 1913 until 1950 she

M
her New York vowed if she new Boystown auditorium-gym-
Foundling Hospital were saved from
transferred
the CDA nearly served as Pennsylvania regent.
to larger quarters Speakers' Bure.au, will speak
membership in which has housed 107,286 aban- being buried alive that she
nasium.' A special
preview will
in Washington Square and the on “Modern Woman Finds Her-
doubled. The organization now She was the last of the live doned and neglected children would devote her life to
be given for the boys Nov. 30
caring now famous wicker cradle was self" at the Communion break-
has than 200,000
more members children of James and Abigail during its 90 years in less
pre-
for foundlings. . . . Over 300 turned out for the
in
placed before the outside door. fast at Our Lady of Sorrows,
1,700 courts in 45 states, Alas- Maher. tentious buildings. As the undertaker was about
cabaret given by Trinity the
The new hospital houses 306 Kearny, Dec. 7 Dedicate life to Christ
to close the Council
. , .
your
Katherine FitzGibbons of coffin, he noticed Columbiettes, Hacken-
the woman’s
children, has a nursing school sack. Mrs. Bernard Neumann
and His Blessed Mother in
Brooklyn originated the idea young eyelids
and residence for 170
flicker. She her nurses; was chairman . . helping teen-age girls with
GARDEN during three days when regained
FLYNN’S
.

OF she pow-
shelters 34 unwed mothers and
had been given up for dead
ers of
speech and motion. problems . become a . .

JERSEY CITY
ar.d lay motionless in a casket.
has a convent for 30 Sisters Variety
IN KEEPING with her
CATERERS GARDEN
pledge who conduct the institution. Christmas is in the air for Industrial Garage Sister of the
members of the League of St.

Hospital Executive Mary’s Hospital, who (Rear of Essex House Hotel) Good Shepherd
CATERING -
BEEFSTEAKS -
WEDDINGS Says: will entertain the
Orange,
Sisters of St. Special parking rates for
Francis from the
BANQUETS hospital at a
Weddings ACTIVITIIS:
-

SPECIAL FUNCTIONS
Let Sisters Serve Dec. in Social Work, Teaching, Oiatatica,
holiday party 1 the Communion Breakfasts
at the Bedside school building. Santa will be
Affairs of All Occasions
Nurtlng. Clgrlcgl Work,

H.lh School
•««.
rocommcndod.
there to
FREE PARKING
OLdfield 3-7249 SAN FRANCISCO (NC) “Let can do the most
good —with the “PR starts within the and to
give
help
each nun a gift
For further information call
For further information writ* to:
I

Sisters hospital members distrib- MOTHIk SUPIRIOR

serve at the bedside, not patient at bedside.” itself," Father Flanagifti said. ute gifts to each other. Mrs. Convanr
behind an office desk.” With this of thg Good Shaohgrd
196 OGDEN
AVE., JERSEY CITY
To meet this need St. Louis “It begins with the relationship Elmer Ciamillo Jr., chairman, Ml 3-3849 It* Suaiai
I

Annua
as its motto a representa- Morrlatown. N. J.
University has a school of between the Sisters and the has announced that Christmas
hos- pa-
jtive group of the Catholic Hos-
pital administration, the
only
tients. As far as the general
pub- stockings will be collected at
jpital Association of the U.S. and
Catholic school of its kind. lic is concerned, there are four thattime for the
Canada is Community
Toys galore attempting to free hos- sensitive points: admitting desk, Toy Bureau of Orange . . .
j

Sisters from the THE SUPERIORS

from your favorite store
jpital
burden of
paperwork
them minded of the
were also
desk,
re- cashier information desk, St. John's Rosary, Bergen- WEDDING BANQUETS...
so
many now importance of good and switchboard a
hospital’s field, will hold a pre-Chrisfmas
|

...

carry. public relations in the hos- FULL COURSE DINNER PA

good often depends sale
i

name of and hand-made

SEL-RITE DISCOUNT CENTRE Rev.
Johij J. Flanagan, S.J., pital. them.”
on aprons

Roast Beef, Chicken

articles Dec. 1-8
following the
CHA executive, told a conference
novena. A bake sale will be
or Turkey
of the group: “The symbol of the
SAVINGS UP ’ held Dec. 7 following the Mass-
TO 70%
Catholic 'Pains for Peace
hospital the Sister
Program es. Mrs. Arthur Mader and - SAMPLE MENU
j

FREE (with this ad) FREE [serving the sick is disappear- Mrs. William York are general
Ijing behind a mountain of red
in Akron chairmen • fruit CockUU
CHRISTMAS
Worth $l.OO
STOCKING Jtape.” Begins Hospital es in charge of
with Mrs.
the
Hans
bake
boss-

. . . • Color?. OUro«

ij “We have to free

them,” he AKRON, Ohio (NC) their labor
The Junior league of St. • Prim* Rout Rm(, a* To*
continued,” from the paperwork pains for peace. OtANOE RESTAURANT
“Pains Francis Hospital, Jersey City,
prayer for
■

as a
33 NO. ROUTE 17 (at Route 4), PARAMUS, N. J. peace” 'St. Thomas Hospital here has
and let them where • Vtnubl* Pout*
serve
they being offered in this will have meeting-Christmas 41»TaNOOON STRRiT
I

are the idea a

area, already accepted by
• Dtnnor Roll*
thanks to the party Dec. 9 at the ORAN**, »nd Buttor
spirituality of a
placing plaque* bearing a
pic- hospital.
Ball Committee family and one member who ture of the dove of
peace with
Mrs. John Quinn Is chairman.
• Ico Croon CoflM

The party for children of the

was a
sparkplug. the inscription, "Offer Pain a*
OTHER MENU ARRANGEMENTS AVAIIAIU
Holds Meetings Mrs.
Joseph Wojno of Prayer for Peace,” in the de-
USED BOWLING BALLS MOHTCLAIR The Presenta-
mother of three
children,
Stow,
re- livery room. The
program, ori- Bergen to Hear
4 Private
Dining Roomi
Completely Air
Accommodations to 500
Conditioned
calls that
years ago three of ginally planned for expectant
tion Ball committee met here Coll lanquot • •
re-
Of Clubs
Mona gn ORANOE J-dllJ An.pl. Fro. A roa

cently at the home of Mrs. John

her
birth
sisters
of babies.
were

The
awaiting the mothers, has expanded
plaques will
and
be placed in th*
Study Parkin*
youngest
Q. Adams, chairman. The ball, HASBROUCK HEIGHTS—Edith
offered her labor surgery corridor, the emergen-
sponsored by the suburban circle pains as a
Callahan of East
room and other areas. Orange, archdi-
ot prayer for the release of a
cy
the International Federation of ocesan chairman of
study clubs,
Catholic will be
brother-in-law*, a
prisoner of
will address the
Alumnae, held war in Korea.
meeting of the
He was freed.
Jan. 3 at 9 p.m. in the Robert
The other sisters offered their
IFCA Names Bergen-Hackcnsack District coun

Treat Hotel, Newark. cil of Catholic Women Dec. at

11
Archbishop Boland will receive petitions of pain for his return 8:15 pm. the Cristi
in Corpus
a group of young women at the
home for Christmas. Their Chairmen School hall.
affair and will be guest of honor prayers were also answered. Mrs Fred Errion of Ridgefield,
at a debutantes NEWARK—‘Mrs. Elmer Ciamil-
district study club
tea, Nov. 29, at THE WOMEN in chairman. Is
Holy Fam- lo
Jr., governor of the New Jer- in
3:30 at the hotel. of the
p.m.
ily parish, Stow, have taken charge program. Mrs
to
sey chapter of the International
the idea and are trying to foster Federation of Catholic Alumnae,
Albert Johann, district president
will preside.
toiletries for little girls
pluita~
► for your toast
the idea with “Plaques for
announced the election of new
Peace." They plan to install in (and she'll love the Tweedie doll
state committee
•

on bat chairmen, at the

Mom and Dad's
on
hospitals principally in labor TWEEDIE hoc )

Anniversary and delivery rooms of materni-

first executive board meeting “CLASSICS IN cut-outs on everv

held at her home Nov. 23.

ty rooms plaques that will
New chairmen and their de-
FRAGRANCE”
AAA SPORT CENTRE encourage mothers to offer
partments are: Mrs. Peter J.
Cass, Bloomfield, education; Mrs.
#; 6
|

553 Between 35th and 36th Sts. Thomas Murray, Verona, litera-
BROADWAY,
ture; Mrs. John J Pfeiffer Jr.,
Phone: FEderal 9-7800 BAYONNE, N. J. Women New Brunswick, social service;
MU ltd hiMl t>

Mrs. James L. Hanley, Orange,

MAKE IT THE BEAUTIFUL around the ‘motion picture; Catherine Gilli-

gan, New York, mission; Helen

Debut Room
World
IC. Corbett. Madison, parliamen-

tarian; and Marian Sheelan, Mont

y 1 *<*
|

Ideal jor clair, publicity.

j

OUINTtT ▼#H#« Altl"'!**

Will'
will T»«d,
Refugee camp* be given
Union Discuss Militia, Shanghai,
Women in to Daik BnHiant# and Rad
.♦'» •
t««t
additional help if the plan of the !*•* if
I|l jv*< H4#
LHk Cologna
AT ITS FINEST League of Catholic Young Wom-
Social Action tt 50 pluj lax
\ ” Private banquet en in Germany works. The
While for all occasions
rooms, parties
bers have been asked
mem-
LINDEN—SociaI Action will be
#«I0
T»aad Moacla and
to volunteer
vV . . . accom-

modates from Shanghai cologna Cosmetics, Main floor

10 to 100. Our of service the theme of the
up- one year to these meeting of the 00
stairs I' plui lax
room accommodates 200. The Union-Westfield District Council
camps. training program CntmtUra. Main floor
Call your for each o! Catholic Women Nov. 30
genial HOST volunteer would last at

HEnderson 2-5858 three months. 2:30 p m. at St, Elizabeth's

\ THE CLINIC SHOE The first dentist of

Mission
the Medical
Sisters
•

will go into the

cesan

Mrs.
Mrs. Thomas J.
aocial action chairman, and

H. A
Smith, archdio-

Hassoon, Union-
fyocJuikdi Main St.
<"* 7 ** 3 UVD., j« urn.|
S'. J Cj Elizabeth District social action Met* l» st Tempi* Av«.
at
Tomplo Av«.
mission field shortly. Sister
Wear the shoes that HACKIN !AC K.
especially chairman, will HACKENSACK, N J.
N J.
are speak Mrs An
Mary Simon, now practicing in
designed to give you maximum walk- the General
thony Piechosinsky of Linden is
Hospital, Washing- chairman.
ing ease and lightweight
unricose uEins ton, D. C., will serve in Pakistan,
comfort! Mrs. John B. Coker of Linden,
Sizes 11.
beginning in January. Seven oth-
to
president, will conduct the meet-
er member* of the 33-year old
and swollen limbs ing, and Mrs. John J. Plungis of
order have also been released
St. Elizabeth’s Rosary Society will
for mission work.
be hostess.
•
1.91 to 10.91 rot
pond to
Mr*. Winifred

EMpf C^i*£
A. Feely, who
Ripple Sole ...
13 our <upor Clifton Mothers
recently lectured in the North
thoor nylon Jersey Lourdes, will
area on re

ceive the
Plan Ahead
University of Dayton**

ELASTIC 1958 Mananist Award at the Ohio CLIFTON—Mrs Victor Stefan

university
believed to
Dec
have
10

been
Mrs

cured
Feely. it*
of the
has been named chairman
Sacred Heart Mothers Guild
of
Hfll/E YOUR RUGS S CARPETS
STOCKINGS cancer

woman
at

to
Lourdes,
receive
is

the
the
award,
first Christmas
for Dec.
party which is slated

CLEANED REGULARLY
15 in the school auriUori
Shopod to fit tho unce it was established in 1950. urn, Mrs; Silvio Salvi
w,il! assist.
It i* given each for
natural year "out- St. Paul’s, CtiftM—Rev Joseph
contour of
standing service in America to J. Cestaro of Immaculate Con-
tho log with uniform ”
the Mother of God
ception, Newark, addressed the
proMura from anklo • Mothers'
Auxiliary on juvenile
to thigh. Invitiblo ond The foundress of the Medical delinquency recently t'es
Father
f oath or Mission Sisters. Mother Anna taro Is affiliated with the
light! youth
Dcngei of Philadelphia, has been guidance program of the Mt Car for OUTSTANDING
awarded an
honorary degree by
/l mel Guild.
PROFESSIONAL CLEANING
COSMEVO the Catholic

gen in
University of Nijme-
the Netherlands.
Caldwell Seniors
• CALI ONE OF THE FOLLOWING
The head sf Man mount Inter- To Host Dance
Surgical Supply Cos. national School for Girls in
Rome, CAI.DWKLL--The senior rltn
JANCOVIUS BREHM S

Daily
31 LEXINGTON
to 4 Monday and Friday
AVI., PASSAIC
to 9
St* PATtMON
IT, PATHION
Mother
Xavier Twomy, died ro-
ceftfly at the age oi 71. A native
of Caldwell

dance and
Collet* will ipooaor •
nudoifht tupfwr at 194 So. Oroit(« Av *
II. CIIANINO

1070 Magnolia A wo.

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LOCATION
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tharga accounts Invited Philadelphia, the nun was also Tli*
Windbean, Riverdale, Nov.
MOW . IJJ M l>M4 it

provincial of the Religious at the 29. Chairman la Gall r FI Nowark, N. J

lUrabolh, N. J. ™0

Keenan.
Sacred Heart of Mary. Blomficld.
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 14 THE ADVOCATE November 28,1958

Wyrsch, Lunette, Blejwas Repeat as All-Stars

By Ed Grant Trinity’s NJSIAA “B" title and tral Jersey title against all pub- and Lunetta did well enough in
NEWARK they also came close to
- Ed Wyrsch of bring- lic school stars from that
area, their own areas-to first
earn
Seton Hall, Carmine Lunetta of ing their team the Union Coun- then came up the next day to team berths. Art had a series
Delbarton and Stan of ty' and NJCTC crowns as well. place
Blejwas fourth in the NJCTC of dual meet successes
the Blejwas .finished second in the
against
Holy Trinity are only re- meet. He
repeated that per-
Union Bergen County rivals, then sur-
peaters on the New
Jersey
County meet and third formance in the NJSIAA af-
in the other
prised by winning the county
Catholic Track Conference all- tvyo. Weikel *as
fair, finishing just ahead of
meet itself. Lunetta repeated as
fourth in the Union
star cho- meet, fifth
cross-country team, Wyrsch. A Linden native, Hy- Ivy League King, was beaten
inthe NJCTC and sixth
the basis of in the land also
sen on
perform- has the
speed to only by Pete Hoey of Moun-
in dual and
NJSIAA. make
ance* champion- a topnotch miler. t-in
Surprise of the
Lakes, state Class "C”
ship meets this Fall. season was
kitig, in dual meets and placed
There is another familiar sur-
young Hennessey, who was no AN IN AND OUT
performer fourth and third, respectively,
name on the eight-man squad better than 22nd in the NJCTC all Fall A1
was Adams of St. in the NJSIAA and Essex Cath-
Kevin meet last but
as
Hennessey of St. Al- year, gave Michael’s (JC), but, when he olic meets.
oysius occupies the Wyrsch the race of his life for
place held was right, there were few bet- The honorable mention list in-
the title this time.
last by his brother Brian. Kevin, who ter. He ran the
year afore-mentioned cludes seven boys who more
The team is filled but A1 appears to have even
by more King to the wire in the Jersey than distinguished themselves
ability than his
Adanjs of St. Michael’s (JC), brother, also City meet, then tailed off in the during the recently completed
Bill Weikel of was second in the HCIAA and
Holy Trinity, Art NJCTC and Hudson County rac- campaign: Zimmer-
Hudson Tommy
Prior of Bergen Catholic •
and County Catholic
races, es, but came back to defeat man of Holy Trinity, Bob
third in the
Dave Hyland of St. Peter’s Jersey City meet Hennessey in 13:03.5 for the O’Rourke, and John Healy of
and eighth at the state meet.
(N.8.) Hudson County Catholic crown St. O’Brien
Aloysius, Terry of
To Wyrsch goes the honor of Hyland, a 4:45 miler as a and placed 13th in the Eastern Good
freshman last
Counsel, Bill Marzloff of
being the top man of the year year, appears championships at New York. Don Bosco
the Tech, Pete Ganuc-
on the basis of his two victories logical successor to Wyrsch Though they did not run in ci of St. Michael's and Ed
in NJCTC next season. Dave the Cen-
development meets, won the NJCTC meet Prior
itself, Schmitt of Don Bosco.
followed
by his 13:03.4 triumph
over Hennessey in the champi-
onships itself.
knee

campaign,
Ed had
trouble
some

but
midway
this didn’t pre-
in the Peacocks Are Question Mark;
vent him from turning in some
swift races,
triumph of NJSIAA
including a 13 flat
Class “B”
Sickness Sidelines Prettyman
titlist of
Johnny King Lincoln
in a dual meet held at Wari- JERSEY CITY — Greefo is the word for the St. Peter’s er in the
world, he has knack of
TOM’S READY: Tom Cross, veteran center of the Seton a
nanco Park a week before the College basketball team this winter and veteran coach Don sinking a basket just when it
Hall basketball team
gets ready to jam one in the hoop state championships. Kennedy is the first to admit that he has no idea what the hurts the
opposition the most.
in preparation for the Pirates’
opening game at Rider BLEJWAS AND
1958-59 season will bring. SAXENMEYER IS
WEIKEL Kennedy’s
on Dec. 1. the chief “It’s a great, question what kind of record we will put problem child for
were agents of Holy tntfAthAo ..... »» xr i_. — *
right now,

together this
year,” Kennedy George—who spent some time at
said.
“Our.bhys have looked pret- accuracy with a one-hand shot Seton Hall before a service hitch

Pirate Cage Future Looks Bright; ty

who
good in the gymnasium, but from just about
knows what they’ll do out
court.
any place on the —is

have
an individualist who will
to fit into a
pattern. A ball-
now

there in In the handler of the

a tough ball game.” starting lineup with Ken- Pepper Dooley
The Peacocks and Smith will
have lost four of nedy be junior. type, “Sax” could be just the boy

Cross, Rowley Head Veteran Team the

a 20-4
six
boys who carried them to
record last
Bill
winter and a
Marty
George Saxenmeyer
ther
Walsh

senior John
(6-2),

Givens
sophomore
(6-1) and ei-
to
click.

A
make the Peacock offense

fifth, Prettyman, has been (6-6) or disappointment last year,

•

SOUTH ORANGE The bitter memories of the 1957- practice this hors de combat for sophomore Haines when he
year. Despite his a month after George (6-5). apparently held the cen-
58 basketball season have vanished from the Seton Hall height, Jack is an outside an attack of mononucleosis. This ter job by default only to have
man
OTHER sports on
news page
campus these days as some new blood joins with the old to and not overly strong under the will leave only Don Kennedy Jr., 15 Prettyman snatch it away, Giv-
opposite
boards. But Samuels, a real hus- team captain, as a really experi- is faced with the chal-
give promise of a “second Spring” for the Pirates’ cage The latter is
ens now

ky, and Hicks, a natural jumper, enced hand in the lineup which another of those boys lenge of Haines, who has shown
fortunes. will take care of this department faces Baltimore on Dec. 6 at the Kennedy comes
up
with
ever£ so remarkable improvement in the
Nothing went right for coach great sacrifice in mobility, so often who never minute past John has all the bas-
only three of these tall lads will Jersey City Armory. played a year.
Honey Russell’s boys, either on WITH THE center-forward slots of high school ball. ketball but
be the
know-how, George has
the court or in the classroom, last
on court together at afly in such
capable hands, it is the BUT THE PICTURE is not all Walsh is a fiery-type player all the physical qualities
one time.
year, as top performers like Jack guard problem to which Russell gloomy. The Peacocks seem to who starred three
years ago at speed, spring, endur-
strength,
and Seth Hicks has devoted of his
practice have their first high
Rowley
forced to spend a good part
were IT SEEMS THAT
of the consist
this
time
trio will
since Oct.
15. Honey blames man
most scoring big St. Aloysius and last season did
history in 6-5 Bill Smith, a some spot playing for the Pea- in
ance. Saints Finally
season on the sidelines due to
of Cross,
ther Hicks or
Rowley and ei-
Samuels. Olender,
poor passing for most of the Pi- teammate of Prettyman’s at cocks.
Marty is the kind of boy
KENNEDY ALSO has hopes
School, College
scholastic troubles. These have
though seven inches shorter than
rates’ troubles last
year.
Dickinson
High School four years who fits perfectly into Kennedy’s that boys like Ron Harrigan, Lose to Trenton
long since been ironed out and Cross, will spell Tom at the cen-
The boy who
figures to alleviate ago. Smith, despite his height, is style of defensive
play and,
MauriceRoussell, Bill Shrekgast,
KEARNY—They went about
Sports
Honey can count on his present ter slot. The former
that problem this year bears a no pivot man, but he has deadly though not the greatest shotmak George Gaughran and Clem Reck a>
Sacred Heart r
will far as they could, go without win-
crew
lasting right the familiar
in Seton Hall bas- be able to lend some bench
through (Elizabeth) schoalstic star ia a
name COLLEGGK BASKETBALL

ketball strength. Harrigan has looked ning a title, this St. Cecilia’s soc-
waiter. real jumper with a great pair annals—Brooks. This is Monday, Dac. 1

And a formidable crew it seems of hands. Billy Brooks, graduate of St. Mi- Green Wave, Bees Finish well in practice, but has a lot cer

to
team
Trenton
which finally bowed
in
Seton
Seton
Hall
Hall
at Rider

Divinity at Falrleigh Dick-

to learn about basketball. Gaugh- Catholic, 2-1, an inaon Fr.
to) be. Russell could start one of The need for a reliable
replace-
chael’s (UC) and a
younger
Wednesday, Dec. 3
NJSIAA playoff Nov. 19.
thi nation’s tallest teams if be brother of Harry, who ran, a senior, can be counted on
on

wanted to concentrate simply on

ment
the
for Cross

past two years.

has been obvious
Tom tends to
with the Pirates’ national
played
champs
With Outstanding Records for steady floor work in emer-
After splitting a
pair of games
Loyola
SCHOOL
(Balt.) Seton
BASKETBALL
Tuesday,
at Hall

in the Dec. 3
hdght with 8-10 Tom Cross, 6-5 tire
five
years ago. Unlike Harry, gencies. regular season, the two at Don Bosco Tech*
unless he who DePaul
gets out of there MORRISTOWN — Delbarton and St. Benedict’s closed The other tried playoff at Irvington, Nov. St. Michael’s
three subs un- a <N> at Holy Trinity
Rowley, 6-4 Phil Samuels, 6-4 for was
primarily are
a rest every once in a while. a shooter, Billy but High Bridge Lady
season for the Bene- out another most successful football known
quantities. Roussell is a 17, went periods without a six at Our of the Lake
Hfcks and 6-3 Ronnie Olendef He will be
much more efficient
has always concentrated on floor- St. Bonaventure at Bergen Tech
available. this would be at work. dictine schools of North Jersey as the veteran who joined the freshman -goal. So, after the state associa- St. Patrick’s St. Joseph’s (P)
But a
playing 12-15 minutes in each half pair scored resound- St. Michael’s
at

(JO Lincoln
team tion offered at
than Battling for the other backcourt ing victories in their final games last weekend. midway last winter, looked to make them co- 4
Thursday, Dec.
trying to go the whole way. pretty champs, they decided
bad, but has rounded to at it Newark
Rowley looked like a really first job are Ken Walker and Angie
now Vocational at St. Benedicts
The Green Wave extended their go
— ——
undefeated string to into shape and shows of again at Trenton the 19th.
*Passalc-Bergen Catholic Conference
class college player at times last Marotta, a
pair of outlanders 27 97 0am ac an/I rwctri/l thni. lL! 1 ■ •
a
lot on
posted their third an<J
■

game
games This
ballhandling ability; Shrekgast is second playoff also went
from Pennsylvania and Massa-
season and appears even better in straight unbeaten record with a Fisher held
MOTORDOM'S chusetts, respectively. They are
32-0 rout of while the
was scoreless
vet, as one anotherwas but who into two extra periods before
1 Hun, once-
Pope Pius had a
surprisingly with the varsity at the end of last Danny Maher of Trenton broke it

Save
the shorties of the club at 5-10 beaten
(by 8.M.1.) Bees came
rough time
SOUNDEST and 5-8 respectively, but have
downing Lodi, 7-0. season after a year off <we to the up with his second goal of the
MURPHY BROS. from behind to down a stubborn Richie
Takacs blocked a punt and transfer rule; Reck is day. Maher had scored earlier in
shown the ability to pass and hit St. Michael’s team, 21-13. carried
INVESTMENTS... from outside. Another contender Mike Slattery and Denny Rus- touchdown of what
over the goal for the only of St. Mary’s, Elizabeth, also a
the second period, but
Billy Raf-
Invite You to is former Seton Hall Prep
had been gen- vet. tery tied it up in the third.
staT sell scored two touchdowns
apjece erally figured for a rout. Fisher There St. Cecilia’s thus
on
Connie
Egan.
are obviously so
many completed its
a quality-value SEE AND
for Delbarton, which finished the was left at 75 points with only unanswered questions about this extended
campaign with 6-5-3
used
TEST
RUSSELL ALSO has hopes that
campaign at 7-0. The victory so-
lidified the Green Wave’s mythi-
one
game to go.
Peacock team thaj it will be a record, including a tie with
a

Har- fire insurance!

DRIVE his other big of rison’s
man, 6-7 Walter case taking the gan\es one at Group I champions. Raf-
Cadillac Rouse, will
cal claim to the state Class “B” QUEEN OF PEACE upset St.
time. is considered an almost
AUatate'i rata for Fire ind Extended
develop fast enough a The season shapes up tery sure
The IVftM) to
prep school title, Hun being about Luke’s, 14-0, behind a pair of
bet for all-state Covaiga*
share some of the backboard
touchdowns
somewhat like the 1955-56 cam- honors, having
on your home and kj coo-
the only 'contender left in the by Bill the
Nolan, tenta
burdens against the Donny scored the majority of the Saints* tuksKmllmlfy fairer
are then
taller when
■59 on the Pirates’ schedule.
clubs
field
of
after Delbarton’s conquests
first on a plunge from the two-
paign
Finn, joined up with
one veteran,

youngsters goals
from his
center half slot.-
of moat othar prominent compamia.
tboaa

Oratory and Newark Academy. yard line, the other on a

34-yard like Sm
Though the Pirates are faced
pass from Ron
Dooley, Joe Banas, Jay Olm- bow much you can are
today I
with another rugged
Timpanaro. stead
schedule, it’s ST. BENEDICT’S shocked and Bob Gallagher to start
•
from PLYMOUTH* hard to see how they <can
help but in the minutes
was A disappointing end to a good -the Peacocks off the road to
g)lll!!l!ITII|l|l|l|!|)IH!|l|l®
opening on

A
of play for

good man
season came Oratory in KOPLIN
improve on the 7-19 record of the at Union the
a
the basketball big time.
= | PONTIAC
BROGAN City on 23rd when 14-6 loss to
’57-’5B
Harrison, which col-
•
CHRYSLER* he
season.

has
As Russell
points Jim Ippolito ran 64 yards for a lected five Catholic
scalps this N. J.'a NEWEST PONTIAC
out, only two boys, Cross St. Michael’s score, but
59 FORD
came AGENCY IS OUT TO BREAK . . .
season without a setback. Richie
■

and Samuels, who played

CADIULAC-OLDS through right back with 15 quick points Caputo gave the Rams
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Our
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scored three touch-
New York, the Pony Pirates have on HIGHEST TRADE-IN IMPORTED
l cars
greater luxury..
offer
USED CARS Thanksgiving Day. downs in a
rout, while Tommy
CAR CENTIR

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Husvar the ALLOWANCE, CASH jaguar • Triumph
•
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proposed an- servedly so. ball and baseball
Cadillac. MOTOR SALES nual
meeting of the New Jersey Two other
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STATION WAGON
proposals seem to
State Athletic
buy BROGAN, be l't. IUS Interscholastic turn from the
present SKTON HALL
sure

Association, Dec. 1 at Newark's trend

away

toward
Harry Me- HEADQUARTERS For tho Best in Steaks
restricting sports Garrigel, swimming coach at
Griffith Auditorium, is now in the schools. OUR FAMOUS
One softens the the

BROGAN L **'*■"* college and prep the past

available and it has other
501-SII NO. BROAD
ST. interesting proposals,
some

in addi-
wording of the penalty for out-
of season
few
years, has resigned the post MANERO'S Filets *2.50
practice, substituting to enter business in South
tion to the
; CAD/UAC-OIDS CO. tlisobcth S-S6OO basketball rule dis- one year of probation for one America. Rev. Thomas "ALWAYS SUING THf CHIIDItN"
Fahy,
cussed here two weeks of
Paterson • ago year suspension, though the athletic director,
Ridgewood announces Mombor Dlntri Club
Fossaic •
Clifton
Most important of the entries penalty (loss of title
recogni- that applications for the dual All Makes DA
rARAMUS
n 1 imr
ROUTS No 17-North of No, 4
is one which would end the tion or tournament participa- post will be taken. COlfo. 1-1015
USBD CAB IS4t
-MBAOOUABTias
M.rk«t
kat.rt.n
St.
awarding of sectional titles in tion) remains this year.
and Models
football. This one
seems to have The second is more sig- INDOOR TRACK - For those
been

the
prompted by an action of nificant as it lifts the number schools, Catholic and public, PACE MOTORS
Secondary School Principals of matches allowed
Association last
year, suggest-
wrestling
during the regular season from
planning
this
an indoor track

winter, the following dates

season
47 CENTRAL AVE. USED BOWLING BALLS
ing such action as means of 10 to 12, at time when basket- have been
/ Better get
a a announced for the EAST ORANGE
averting the hullabaloo which
ones never ball teams are in effect major meets in New York's
i \ ««t nu
IN GOOD CONDITION
• has almost
V 2 cartons... annually followed
being cut from 18 to 16 games 168th St. Armory: Dec. 13, Bish-
v enough! j announcement of thi awards. under the proposal to begin tbe Jan. Cardinal
op Loughlin; 17,
There to have been Dec and limit all
seems a
season 15 Ilayes; Jan.
24, St.
Francis; For The Bett Dealt
lot of excitement
aroused, par- teams to no more than two Feb. 6 (a Friday night preced- In Automobile!
ticularly among football coach- games in
a calendar week. ing the Millrose
~

Games),
es, over this proposal, but it By the way, we must note a N.Y.U. Schools wishing to ob-
is
hardly in the same league correction in the effect that tain
entry blanks should con-
ROTCHFORD
with the basketball rule as a rule on basketball will have. tact Frank Galloway, 110 Liv- Autfcorirad Dir«i fat fry
target for defeat Dec. 1. The The proposal refers specifically ing Ave , New York. The annual <
Dml« far
C* awards, based on the Colliton to “regular, games"
season
pep rally and motorcade for the
system, have been often off and not affect Chrtst- of PONTIAC IMPORTED
O so to
opening the Seton llall Uni- .
.
.

base in past years that ■mas

no one or late March tourna- versity basketball season ENGLISH FORD LINE .
was . .

takes them too seriously ments. This makes differ- held Nov.
any no 25, with Phil Shan- IMPORTED . .
more. in
ence our opposition to it, for non and Charles Nicholas, co-
SELECT USED CARS
as was
explained last week, the presidents of the Boosters Club,
ANOTHER STATE proposal opposition rests chiefly on our in
charge A
parade to South
would forbid a school playing feeling that a school has the Orange center was followed by
ROTCHFORD
more than two football games right to conduct its athletic the in
own rally the gymnasium PONTIAC
CRAWL Pure, wholesome, natu- within a
nine-day period. This
program in so
Jar as schedul- On the North Carolipa Uni-
NfcatM
...
>

«U AVI. (AST
would make it impossible for ing
rally alive with sparkling flavor.
is
concerned without un- versity basketball roster this *

WISTflliO. M. J.
teams to sandwich la • post- due interference from outside winter are John Crotty of
Bay-
King-Size in 6 bottle cartons. poned game mi a Tuesday or sources -

specifically, In this onne, formerly of St. Peter's ADam* 3-3700

Wednesday between two week- case _
schools which look on
Prep, and Lou Brown of Jersey (DMUNO FEdaral 9-7(00
A KtTCHrOtO.
end contests. It should basketball
pass as
merely a way of City, formerly of St. Michael’s.

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 Vocation Notes NEW MASCOT?: This papier-mache November 28, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 15
edition of Tyrannosaurus Rex, 50 feet

Why Not Adopt One? long and 20 feet high, gets

glances from Seton Hall University stu-
admiring
Bids Artists 'Defeminize' Christ
By Msgr. William F. Furlong dents Robert Zawistowski, Anthony
3 S minarian ' He was not the Caggiano, Richard MILWAUKEE (RNS) Pictures of Christ Several kindergarten teachers had told him
_
nt worst but certainly
u
mrli which depict Him with hair that Children did not admire nor want to be
Danek a
beard, flowing
ams !r lnd an “ n
mm and Tony and long robes criticized the former likethe child Jesus who “with His blue
V ‘° those interested were by dress,
apirUual welfare And aL™ in his Minnefor. Who
president of the Catholic dainty features and flaxen curls, definitely was
st. vS™ £pm FSSJ}ZZL S\ d
t
s"“ and knows? The Pi-
as doing damage “to
Art Association,
impressionable
here

mind about
8 an Was chan
S ing his young a
sissy," Father Catich said.
becoming a Drip«!t 'Th
P Then »^ rate’s days might minds.”
SOm(,th,ng
<

Pcned
pened. .
.
•
very
J , strange hap-
nap-
be numbered Rev. E. M.
Catich, who is professor of art at “SEEMINGLY, we are not content to leave
as
bad
One day while Jean Setonia St. Ambrose
College, Davenport, la., told dele- enough alone; we must make it worse by
was alone in his room mascot.
in gates to the National Catholic Educational Press feminizing both Christ the Man and Chirst the
oroSdT6lo^. . su
P er
«atural majesty, ap-
Congress that such art contains
Child and Infant,” he continued.
holdmg
fn in th
the other
m ln one hand 8 cru cifix
and
ual theology.”
“poisonous vis-
“The damage to
a crown. Her
eyes were full of tears
young impressionable
“Pictorial presentations of minds fed such visual
oo a J a
and said
“
l shed Christ which on
poisonous, theology
tou
JOU.
’’
Th
the
,' ,? ?
startled
’ tears for
see our in
churches, homes usually schools and
we
must be enormous,” he said.
“We must repair
seminarian he
thought had
seen the Mother of God, but he show Christ gowned, bearded and wearingl some of the damage made by these deplorable
was wrong long
later marcelled tresses," he said. “These images by reorienting our young artists and
„° me days while vis
‘ting a convent
bearded-
T.n at
Langeac u
he lady Christs youthful audiences to the
was almost frozen fast to the
are strangers to our
age—if not to correct presentation
spot
when the all ages.” of sacred subjects."
prioress, Mother Agnes, came into his
presence. It was the Father Catich
urged high school and that
woman he had seen in
vision! the IN ORDER to “fashion Christ
a who will college art students be encouraged to make their
be no stranger to our time
M bl and culture, who pictures “visually meaningful rather than an
SSr”.she
e
rte out “t have
“It
It I.
>s true, h
said,
-I, ? ’I seen you before.
.
.!” will appear to be living and sharing our
life,” exercise in history, costumery and archeology.’*
I received
. .
. appeared to you . .
. because artists should be to "defeminize
orders from the encouraged He also advised
depiction in art of the
Holy Virgin to pray for your con-
more
Christ, to return His trousers, to restore His humorous facets of saints.
chosen
you * "By emphasizing the
masculinity,” Father Catich said. purgative asceticism and the heroic
He added that “at
severity of
the time I do not
Jean, upon the advice of his director, St.
same
saints we arc apt to project them out of this
Vincent de Paul think it
became a vulgar to suggest that we
give Christ
priest After a very successfui as
a world and therefore out of the lives of our Cath-
career shave and haircut.”
at St Sulpicc Father Olier established
a
parish priest a
olic he said.
a seminary
youth,”
in connection
h P rl S h and
pr Csts ho
'm , ‘
"
taught in the seminary became
the S oeie tv t h at
that would later be known
society the world over as
ciety of St. Sulpice the only religious
the So-
Science Grants
ing as its sole purpose the training of parish
community of priests hav
K.C. Squires Convention Beatty attends. Parish CYO Briefs At St.
That was in
priests.
1641. From that day to this Father Joseph's
apiritual sons have sent forth from their seminaries
Jean Oiler’s
To Elect State Officers NAC Congress Rev. Alexander Sokolich of hall. PHILADELPHIA—St. Joseph’*,
thousands The groups will hold
thousands of
upon well-trained priests. The first and oldest LATROBE—William St. Mary’s Hospital, Orange, separate
College has announced that a*
seminary Beatty, a
meetings the third
in the United States, St. Mary’s, Baltimore, was started will address number of
by the SCOTCH PLAINS Election of officers will be the senior at St. Vincent’s College, the teen Commun-
Monday night of each month assistantships are

-- —SW*S chief business of the statewide convention of the Colum-

will serve as NFCCS representa-
ion Breakfast
Thomas
being held by the with a
joint social hour to
available toqualified persons ac-
tive at the meeting of the North St. More Club of St. follow. cepted for graduate study in the
And it all bian Squires, Nov. 30 at Immaculate Conception here. American
started in a convent
chapel in Langeac, France Circle Commission of Pax Ro- Joseph’s (Jersey City) on Dec.
St. Francis
department of chemistry.
where a nun Delegates will begin the day by attending 10-30 Mass mans 7. Dennis Walsh
(Ridgefield Park) Applications are due Feb.
prayed fervently and frequently for a seminarian in Montreal, Nov. 28-30. is president will
28
about to join the CYO Communion
give up his vocation to the priesthood. at St. Bartholomew’s Church, following which
at ui. uai

they will be Vice-president of international

of the group and Rev. Casimir
Crusade
[for appointments covering the
don 1
UlUlUUiew
V-iIUIUI, S
during the week, Nov. 1959-60 academic
ly ask Delimat is year. The usual
~^l yOU our Lord to lot you adopt a
seminarian
served breakfast at the Immacu-I affairs for
NFCCS, Beatty will spiritual moderator. 30-Dec. 7. The unit will also

1
..
so that v
you
,
stipend for nine months service
can pray frequently and fervently that he too will
late Conception clubhouse. The' take
part in the business meeting Meetings will be resumed at
hold its CYO seal drive that
persevere? I possible as the election is expect-! is
, cohvention
proper will open at of the NAC and also in St. Catherine's (Hillside) on week.
$1,500, renewable contingent on
ed to be
a special
Apostolate for Vocations: 12:30 hotly contested and will seminar to be conducted Dec. 4 after being suspended scholarship and satisfactory serv-

1
p.m. on lead-
Newark Archdiocese:
Msgr. William F. Furlong, Seton Hall probably occupy most of the ses- for the parish musical show, ice.
ership training. Last summer, he
]

Of the 17 circles in New Jcr-

University, South Orange, N. J. Telephone: SOuth
Orange 2-9000. say, 10 had signified they would
sion.
attended the Interfederal Assem- to be staged this weekend , . . St. Anthony's Thesis research is offered in
Paterson Diocese: While the the fields
Msgr. Edward J. Scully, 24 De Grasse attend by Nov. 24 and the others boys busy themselves bly of Pax Romana at Eichstaett, Meetings of the Young Ladies’ of inorganic, analyti-
J

St., Paterson. Telephone: Mountain View 8-1605. the cal,

are expected to be on hand as
over
balloting, there will be Germany. Sodality and the Junior
Holy In CYO Lead organic, physical and radio
|

training session for Squire On Dec. 16,

Beatty will address well. [a Name Society of Blessed Sacra- chemistry.
From North will
counsellors, two of w hom will ac- the student body at the ment (Elizabeth) will be held ORANGE-—A league newcomer,
Jersey College ol
Fr. Affanoso
|

to Meet Moderators Icompany each group. Arrange- New Rochelle, along with Willard each Tuesday night with dan-
St.Anthony’s 2, Belleville, has ’Bali Hi' Theme
come Pope Pius XII Circle, Ken-i
ments for this, as well as the jumped into the lead in the Essex
MONTCLAIR—Rev. Vincent Af- now enjoys stands as a positive ilworth; Pope Pius XII Circle, rest Johnson, international affairs ces on
Saturdays.
fanoso, newly-named director of indication of the time, Palisades Park; Our Lady of jof
the program, are in the hands
vice-president of the National St. Michael’s
(Elizabeth) jun-
County CYO Senior Mixed Bowl- For Gregory Dance
energy and !of Frank Wentworth, chief coun- Student ing League. St. Anthony’s
the Essex
County CYO, will be •planning which Father Davis de- Greenville Circle and St. Thomas; Association, on the ef- iors will hold their Christmas ran its
WEST ORANGE The Greg-
jsellor of the Immaculate Concep- forts of their respective groups in
-

record to 12-3 at the last

Introduced to More Circle, party Dec. 21 at the CYO hall. session
parish CYO mod- voted to the CYO.” Jersey City, and tion Circle. with ory
Club of New
Jersey will turn
(

Carroll the international field. A

a
sweep of St. Joseph's 2,
erators at a special
meeting on Circle, Hoboken, as well skating party is planned for the West Orange Armory into a
Maplewood.
1

Dec. 1 at the CYO offices. as the host circle. Willow Brook Park on Dec. 12 South Sea island for their annual
Father Affanoso, who succeed-
Columbian Circle The Rockettones of St.
St. Casimir’s, Newark, the de-

ed Rev. Thomas E. Davis as CYO Invests Members

IN ADDITION to the election Union Opens Cage Season
. . .
Mary’s High School will
pro-
fending champion, was
temporar-
winter formal
The theme
on

of
Nov.
the
29.

dance will
of officers, the delegates also will ily set back in its first place bid
director two weeks vide music for the Immaculate
ago, said, in JERSEY CITY The Colum- hear from when it lost
be "Bali Hi” and members will
state three
calling the meeting, "the com- bian
Squires Circle 1127 invested
Joseph
deputy of the Knights of Colum-
Carlin,
With 50 Teams Entered Conception
at
(Elizabeth)
juniors cred Heart 1,
games
Bloomfield.
to
That
Sa-
enjoy dancing to the music of A1
munity standing which the CYO a dance on Nov. 29 in the Kurdek’s orchestra
12 new members at the St. Thom- left from 10 p.m.
bus, and from William L. Pied- St. Casimir’s with a 9-6 rec-
as More Council Clubhouse. ELIZABEIH The Union parish hall. to 2 a m.
mont, director of Columban County CYO basketball A
ord.
Grand Knight James league will open action next week with about 50 bridge club for members
SPECIAL 0. Galla- Squire activities in New Haven. teams due of the St. Elizabeth's (Linden)
Mike McDonagh of St. Stanis-
gher presented the new members There will
to participate in six divisions. laus, Newark, turned in the
be a
panel discus- seniors has been top THE
formed by
Photo Xmas Cards with their emblems.
sion on the statewide activities of Largest entry is expected in the intermediate Ronald Cassell. It
individual achievement of the sea-
boys’ president
Mad* from
your own »nap»hot the Squires’ Four-Point
program. league which has 11 has 12 members and
son, rolling league highs of 257 Franciscan Fathers
applications. There are nine each games arc
for a single game and 640 for a
negativ*. It is hoped that at least one ac-
25
WEEK-END RETREATS entered in junior boys and junior
played each Friday night at
series. He followed
Third Order Regular
Cards with tivity will be scheduled on a state- the opening
the CYO hall A Christmas of
wide basis in each
girls, seven in senior boys, six in
...

257 with games of 200 and 183.

St. Francis

50 Cards
Envelopes
with
$2.00 FOR THE LAITY
program—spiritual, civic-cultural,
part of the
'America' Editor grammar girls and four in gram-
dance for the
Sodality and
off«r to young men and boyi special
Junior Holy Name Society at
mar
boys.
Envelopes 3.75
SPEND A WEEKEND WITH GOD social and physical.
In
Sacred Heart (Elizabeth) will BROTHERS OF MERCY opportunities
Priesthood,
to
study for the sacred

75 Cards with
For: MEN, WOMEN, If time
permits, the delegates Chief Speaker grammar
addition,
school
the

boys’
Elizabeth
teams take
be held Dec. 19 at the parish A nurilna ardar •••Hint aaltaacrlflcina For further
lock of

Information
funds no

write
obstacle.
tot
will also work on set of state VOUBI man
bllwHn tha aaal af 17-tJ
Envelopes 5.50 HUSBAND and WIFE
a
by- JERSEY CITY—Rev. Laurence part in a vaart ta llva Kallalaua Ilia Director of Retreats
laws and on a series of resolu-
municipality-sponsored aalvatlan far
a la aatura
Ihalr awn tault labarina In
100 Cards with McHugh, S.J., associate editor of league which has Franciscan

Envelopes 7.00
Conducted

Saint
by tbo
Paul a
monka

Abbay
H
tions., However, this may not be
America, will be principal speak-
its season. The
already begun
winner of that
Physicists Club Ml»
far
vlnarard
lha tick
In varlaua dutlai a*

and Infirm.
carlna
P
Preparatory
O. Sox 28t
Seminary
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at the 23rd annual Father-Son loop later the suburban PROVINCIAL
Plu» Poitage er
plays Hollidoysburg
At St. Peter's
end Packing Pltaia make roiorvationi oorfy. 4. Pennsylvania
Read
'
DePaul Debut Claranca. N. Y.
Write for deiigni and order blank. Writ# for Information to: Communion breakfast of St. Pe-
champion for the county title.
RYAN PHOTO LAB
DIRECTOR OF RETREATS ter's Prep, Dec. 7, following 91 TIIE OFFICIAL number of JERSEY CITY The newly-
en-
Oooan of Poaco Mass
ChurchJ
Tops Schedule
Rotroat Homo m. at
Box a St. John's
24 Chatham, N. J. tries in each organized Physical Science Soci-
St. Pool" a division will not be
Abboy, Nawton, N J Newark.

PATERSON—The debut of De-

The breakfast will be hold at
known
tion
until each
parish applica-
ety of St.

a visit to
Peter's
the
College will pay
Federal Telecom-
THE
has been screened
Paul in the Passaic-Bergen Cath- the Essex House, Newark. Others according
munication Laboratories in Nut-

IF FURNITURE
olic

list of
Conference headlines
scholastic basketball
a slim on the

Dennis Walsh, master of

to
the new administrative
speaking program include lations in effect
regu-
for the arehdioc- Icy on Nov. 28. TRINITARIAN FATHERS
activ- ceremo-
esan CYO this Among the projects being
this year, which call offer
ity week. nies; Thomas Cullum of North an
opportunity to and
is planned by the group phys- young men
boy* of Grammar
your mind and you
for
!

a youth council in each are a

on Aside from the traditional parish
Bergen, speaking for the fathers.; which ics exhibit in the School and School become
alumni
wishes to take part in in- Spring, which High to a
priest or a Brother
games, there will be
only and senior Leo Cullum, speaking terparish will feature a model satellite in the Trinitarian Order. Lack of fund*
prefer the better kind seven interseholastic contests, the for the sons.
Senior
activities.
boys will play their
tracking station, a Van de Graaf
Write to:
no impediment.
top one being the match of De- The same afternoon,
starting at games at Grover generator and
Cleveland Jun-
an
experiment
BARNEY'S WAREHOUSE Paul and Don Bosco Tech on 2
p.m., the yearly
College Day ior High the transmission of
bee. 2 at the latter’s court in program will be held at the School, Elizabeth, on showing VOCATION DIRECTOR.
Prep sound waves on light waves. O.S.S.T.
Paterson. Thursday nights; junior boys are
is the SPOT gymnasium. Robert
Morris, for- listed for Alexander Hamilton
Vincent Rosati is
president of
Box 5742, Baltimore •, Maryland
Another new ii in

school, Our Lady mer chief counsel for the House! hii iiii i li i lit

of the
Junior High School, Elizabeth, on the club, with Francis Kowal-
where Lake, will make its varsity Un-American Activities Commit-
your DOLLAR
czyk, Richard Theucr and Mi-
Tuesday nights, and the interme-
debut the same
day against High tee, will address seniors, juniors,! diates for chael Rcale
holding the other of ENGEL BROTHERS
Tuesdays and Thurs- Inc.
Bridge at Sparta. Other clubs to sophomores and their parents
days at Thomas Jefferson High fices.
buys a LOT! make their first
appearance of choosing a career and college
on

School, Elizabeth,
901-927 PORT AVENUE -

the season will be St. Jo- Rev. Francis J.

Shalloe. S J„| With Irish Harriers
At
M.»,y 5t,..,,
“~~

This is HEADQUARTERS seph’s! P), St. Michael’s(N), St. student counselor and moderator
No sites have been
definitely v

arranged for the junior girls, who NOTRE DAME

ELIZABETH.N.J.
Michael’s(JC), St. Patrick’s, St. of this program, announced that' will Chris Mona-
for COMPLETE OUTFITS play on Sunday afternoons,
Bonaventure, Holy Trinity and more than 25 Catholic hap of Mountain View, a St. Ben-
St. Benedict’s.
colleges! or for the
grammar boys and edict’s alumnus, is member of LONG DISTANCE
from the East and a
Mid-West will girls, who will
We show over 150 Complete send
play on Saturday Notre Dame's undefeated
cross
representatives.
Model Homes priced from NJCTC Meeting
mornings. country team this season. MOVING SPECIALISTS
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7 at 2:15
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don’t have to he lonß
SIMMONS Hideaßed Park or the Jersey City Armory prayers orsaid on one* -
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Nov. of us can aspirations
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different short (Capitol)
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supposed to pray
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no
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way of doing it.
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Good
Training A I.a Salud (Victor)
Dinette PLUS renewed ROBERT The boy* who the
Tito Puente, Ditta Wi Do

Refrigerator
team are
doing a
arc

great bit of
on

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Come Home

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I Can't
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or Range; THI
TREAT training or
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one has G;
Lofty Look
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 16 THE ADVOCATE November 28.1958

State’s Role Outlined Pray for Them ‘Hate’ Literature Seen Link
Family Life Upheld Sister
DANVILE,
Ignatius, S.C.C.
Pa. A Requiem
To Rash of Recent Bombings
Mass for Sister

By Canada Bishops Ignatius, of the

Sisters of Christian
•
WASHINGTON (NC) —At 2:15 a.m. Ndv. 10 an garded subversive, sharply
Charity, was ex- as un-

offered Nov. 14in the chapel of plosion shattered the early morning quiet in the little min- American in character. He is felt
Holy Family in
OTTAWA Disintegration of family life is “one of Convent here. She ing town of Osage, W. Va. many quarters to ,hsr
a stooge

died Nov. of world

the first symptoms of the decay of a civilization,” the Bish-
10. Jewry, blindly led into
4 dynamite blast had wrecked
OsagcT school build-
an
a vortex of Jewish power, ded-
Daughter of the late John and which served about
ops of Canada said here in a statement on “Family Life ing 250 racially integrated pupils. icated to
Mary Hedderick, she was born overthrowing all exist-
in Canada-.” Replacing the building would cost
in Elizabeth and attended
St. Mi-
ing order.”
an estimated $350,000.'
The statement was issued at the close of their annual chael’s School. Joining the Sis-
standing of American standards
The bombing was one more in POSTAL OFFICIALS deploro
of
meeting and also dealt with hous- ters of Christian Charity in 1918 series of violent acts that
personal liberty, are still in-
the distribution of this
a have doctrinated in medieval cleri-
material,
ing, working mothers, parental birth control and
delinquency. at Wilmette, 111., she made her
shocked the nation. In less than but point out little can be done
leadership, just wages, and They said it is useless to urge finalprofession in 1922. During two calism, and are prohibited from
a
years there have Seen bomb teaching such standards of free- to stop it. Current laws ban only
“moonlighting" the practice womrfn to return to the home her religious life she taught in attacks on literature
eight synagogues, four dom. which directly incites
of holding a secohd job. "while conditions Chicago, Jersey City, Newark, Christian
prevail which six school to three crimes murder
New
churches, A
arson,
constrain her to remain
away York, and Wilkes-Barre, buildings and the homes of more pamphlet proclaiming “No
“AT A TIME when and assassination.
Christian from it." Mauch Chunk Ambassador to the
and Harrisburg, than 20 Negroes. Pope,” states:
teaching about marriage is being “The Catholic Church in
Herbert B. Warburton, Post Of-
this
assailed and family life under- THE BISHOPS also declared Hundreds of threats fice General Counsel says that
bombing country is an octopus wrapping
mined," they declared, "we reaf- that all of private and have made. In day in its tentacles round all the de- there is under the Constitution no
resources
Michael Fuschetto one

firm emphatically the Church’s public institutions be October St. Patrick’s Cathedral of
must “di- partments of prohibition against expression
SUMMIT The funeral of Mi- in
life, sapping the
constant teaching that
marriage rected to the urgent task of guar- New York was threatened
of opinion regarding another race or
sources secular
HER John J. Cassels; chael our civiliza-
was instituted
by God.” anteeing fathers an opportunity LATEST: Rev. chaplain of the Fuschetto was held Nov. twice. Within 24 hoflrs in Miami
tion in the consolidation of its
religion, no matter how derisive
25 with Mass
Thus, they said, “God’s plan to receive sufficient to Ridgewood Serra Club, is with
a at St. Teresa’s two Catholic churches and or
vituperative it might be.
a
wage presented a
copy of a own power in the mighty effort
and meet Church. Mr. Fuschetto, who died hospital received The Post Office
concerning marriage the adequately the normal “Her Name Is Mercy,” by Sister Maria del
warnings. to build here Catholic Department,
family cannot be needs of their families
Ray, its Nov. 21 at 68, was the father of
a
empire he said, has
changed by as they author. She was guest MOTIVATION for
It hopes to here the
no authority to stop
the whims even the formal arise." speaker at the club’s meeting last Sister Jane Michele, M.5.8.T., of
the bombing ... use
distribution of
or
material sword the of
a
piece of mail
week. At is Sister Jane and threats has in power
decrees of men.” The economy, At the same time, the Bish- right Imelda. Reading, Pa. most cases
the state
“unless it can establish before
been clear: racial to persecute non-
and religious
they declared, “must be con- ops said, qien have “the duty Born in Italy, Mr. Fuschetto Catholics.”
a court” that it
“capable”
was
hatreds. More difficult to
ducted ah as to respect the na- to work industriously and to isolate, of inciting to violence.
Copy of Rare Bible came to Summit 57 years ago.
ture of marriage and advance manage their affairs thriftily Bishop Halli nan He is survived also by his wife,
however,
of
has been the immediate
the increased these
Nothing escapes Jlhe attention of
commentators.
the welfare of the so that all Found in Argentina the former Julia three
cause violence. Even the
TEACHERS needed in
family.” possible opportuni- Kovacs, are

The Bishops celled divorce and ties can be turned to the ad- BUENOS AIRES (NC)-A copy Installation Held sons, five daughters, two broth-
Most observers
agree it is no
motto “In God We Trust” on
Catholic schools.
coincidence that increased vio- postage stamps is, for them, “in-
birth-control “flagrant sins” and of the first edition
vantage of their families." ,* of one of the ers and a sister.
CHARLESTON, S.C. Bishop
lence has been paralleled -by stigated by Catholics, and deliber-
“false solutions” to marital diffi- practice of world’s rarest books, the Ferrara Paul
They deplored the
J. increased intended YOU SAW THIS
Hallinan, consecrated “hate” 'literature ately as governmental
culties. They urged all levels of
that be- Bible, has turned up in a second-
“moonlighting,” saying only last month in Cleveland, has EtLward J. Iturkc t
MONUMINT FEATURED
of it many fathers fail to hand bookshop
flooding the mails. propaganda to influence people
government to consider first the cause here.
EAST ORANGE
been installed as the eighth Bish- Edward J. -

A direct link between

toward religion.”
effect
upon families
when deter- be leaders in their own homes. Experts examined the volume buried Nov. 21 fol-
bombing ~V TV
op of the 138-year-old Diocese of Burke, 66 was

\POST
and declared it to be a and the literature is impossible
mining or implementing official genuine in ATTACKS ON Negroes
Charleston, the nation’s seventh lowing a Mass Our Lady Help
to establish, federal officials
and
policy* and reminded that fam- Pope Aids Stricken copy of an edition of the Bible
oldest See. > of Christians Church. The father say. Jews are equally
But in at least the
perhaps even
ilies have rights transcending printed in Ferrara, Italy, in 1553. of Sister Janet of the Par-
one case
more violent.
VATICAN CITY
(NC) Pope Archbishop Francis P. Keough Mary
those of the state.
-

ish Visitors of
-bombing of a Southern Jewish
John XXIII ordered the Pontifi- of Baltimore officiated Mary Immaculate, A
at .cere- synagogue individual im-
pamphlet, “Segregation or
—one
In
adequate housing facilities cal Relief Organization to send Family Communion monies in the Cathedral of St. Monroe, N.Y., Mr. Burke died
plicated was found with inflam-
Death," by segregationist John
were blamed by the Bishops for food and the RIDGEWOOD John The Nov. 19. i ( Kasper bears on its cover two AFFO
clothing to eastern A Family Baptist. Bishop Hal- matory race propaganda.
the increase in working mothers,

’
r
part of SiciW to aid victims of a Communion and breakfast will be linan takes over a diocese which Born in Utica, he lived in Belle- The hate literature
silhouette profiles —one of a
on file in
embraces all of ville for five and in clean-cut white the other
recent violent storm. sponsored by the Cana group at South Carolina years,
the U.S. Post Office
East man,
and numbers
Department of a coarsely brutal
St. Matthew’s Nov. 30. Mdss will 30,270 Catholics. Orange for 13. He is survived by Negro face.
is, in most cases, apparently the
be at 9:30 a.m. Speaker was John
his wife, the former Irene Allen, Kasper, referring to Negroes as
Bishop J. product of unbalanced, minds. It
MICHAEL J. HARRIS Russell, recently a
son, two daughters and two attacks its favorite “Nigra,” declares: “The destruc- NOW Sll IT
transferred from sisters. targets Ne- tive work of the Marxist-Jew
Charleston to has
ESTABLISHED 1913
Richmond,
Va. In groes, Jews and Catholics AT YOUR
—with had its
his harmful effect the
HIGH LEVEL DOLLY MOUNT sermon the Bishop asked, vituperative fanaticism.
Nigra . . Today
on
AUTHORIZE#
“What the Nigra is
Holy Trinity Parish
.
docs the Bishop’s re-
office
ROOFING EXPERTS NURSING HOME mean to his A TYPICAL
anti-Catholic dia- DEALER
clergy and people?"
and
Sets Family Dance tribe, issued from Washington by
SHEET METAL answered:

CONSTRUCTION
10 VAlllY lOAO. CLIFTON, N. I.
“In the words of the ritual of
HACKENSACK A family
a retired
brigadier general, de- Donahue's Florist
clares:
Kengotf-Ter wi 11iger
Under Stsrte Ucmm dance Nov. in
in*,? consecration: ‘lt behooves a Bish- 29 the school hall
FOR CHURCHES, SCHOOLS An established hem* that is quiet, will “Priests and
170 BLOOMFIELD AVE.
op to judge, interpret, culminate a
fund-raising nuns teaching in
AND INSTITUTIONS restful and luxurious. located consecrate, drive MONUMENT COMPANY
en
offer, baptize and confirm.’ The which has been conducted parochial schools, who yield HUmboldt 3-2224
AN Typn Buildings Far the
•pacioui groundi. aged, their freedoms aitabliihad 75
holy office of a Bishop at Holy Trinity Church here dur- to a theocratic ovir
yaor»
MS NEW FOINT ROAD chronically 111: and convalescent!. requires NEWARK NEW JERSEY
ing the Fall months. dictatorship, have no under- 480 So. Oranga A»#., Nawark N.J.
14 Hear Staff of him to hold with • * 1,
El 1-1700 ELIZABETH, N. J. Nursing an unfalter-
SYLVIA NOLL BOLSTER, R.N. ing hand the scales Of justice; to
define, to
|

tsxxsxxxxxxxxxxsssxxxsp Directrest elucidate the divine Plead for Safety

Telephone lAasbert 1-7*77 law; to purify and
• consecrate The Netherlands

SBUijsiJin ' SINCE 1192 •/

those whom his
His household;
Master

to be
chose
the
for
(RNS)
UTRECHT,
The Bishops of the

SCHRECK &’ NEW YORK——

Priest of his Divine
High Netherlands, in a joint pastoral
Lord, to adopt letter read in churches, appealed

qniD Dining at its Baste children for this home and

to en- to Catholics, motorists and pe-
In Time of Need
WAELTY GILHULY'S
list soldiers for
Heavenly Father and King.”
the
army of the destrians

ity on
alike, to practice “char-
the roads.”
Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director
Ij

Mi MS MOMMI I J»U.W SNOW GUARDS -

VRNTILATINO RESTAURANT and BAR Whose careful and
«tuqsmq pM mi Aq ftmtdo ROOFING and (Ist. lit!)
understanding service.is in accord with the
• ««N fttaf VKg "■VMM3 Delicious Luncheons end Dinners traditions of Holy Mother Church
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SHEET METAL served In Homelike Atmosphere
OMK DAILY end SUNDAY (Air Cond.)
NIXALITI -
Bird Barrltr Convenient to Coliseum A Theatres.
MSfCt Q| HQQp
Choice Wines and Liquors. Musak.
W| aui 90S LIGHTNING RODS
4 fcnnd* i SPECIAL FACILITIES FOR

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PRIVATE PARTIES

■»» at «i ooo'rt **" ACCOMMODATING IS to 40

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JERSEY CITY 7, N. J. 729 EIGHTH AVf. (at 4*th St.) JOHN
<n mol J. QUINN
• •
james a. McLaughlin
M||f2|| QCU SMII
Oldfield 9-4068 NEW YORK CITY ESSEX COUNTY FUNERAL HOME
VMM •
591 JERSEY
AVENUE
■*» 6SM m
323-329 PARK AVENUE JERSEYCITY, N. J.
m *• ** m m*
ORANGE, N. J. JOurnal Square 2-2266
JOSEPH I. FINNERAN
V 102 SO. ORange 3-6348
CLINTON STREET HOWARD J. BRENNAN
EAST ORANGE, N. 3, FRANK McGEE 6414 BERGENLINE AVE.

ORange 3-0022 WEST NEW

The Stained Glass Windows 525 SUMMER AVENUE YORK, N. J.
NEWARK, N. UNion 7-0373
l. V. MULLIN ft SON J.

976 BROAD STREET HUmboldt 2-2222 RIEMAN

FUNERAL HOME
in
1914 NEW YORK
NEWARK, N. J. MURPHY FUNERAL HOME
AVENUE
MArket UNION CITY, N. J.
3-0660 GRACE MURPHY, Director
UNion
7-6767

St. Anne’s Church

301 ROSEVILLE AVENUE
GORNY ft GORNY
N. J. WILLIAM
PRAISE FROM CIVIC CLUB: The Hawthorne Kiwanis MORTUARY NEWARK, SCHLEMM, Inc.
HUmboldt 3-2600 JERSEY CITY ONION CITY
Club presents to
Msgr, Joseph M. O’Sullivan, pastor, a 303 MAIN STREET
UNion 7-1000
resolution St. EAST ORANGE, N. J.
commending Anthony’s Church for its 50 BERNARD A. KANW
IMJAMJO years of spiritual service in the borough. ORange 2-2414
Fair Lawn, New Jersey. Msgr. O’Sulli- FUNERAL HOME LEBER FUNERAL HOME
issrd no van accepts the resolution from Sidney Reenstra, presi- GORNY
39 HUMBOLDT STREET 2000 HUDSON
BOULEVARD
ft GORNY
dent-elect as William Gilmartin and Charles F. NEWARK, N. J. UNION CITY, N. J.
Kenyon MORTUARY
ll«OU / ' i
look on. 399 HUmboldt 3-0733 UNion 3-1100
HOOVER AVENUE
ms a f designed and executed
were
by: BLOOMFIELD, N. J.
PETER J. QUINN
Honored at Fordham Pilgrim 3-8400 Funeral Director UNION COUNTY
R. Rukiatdji
NEW YORK Dr. Victor F. 320 BELLEVILLE AVENUE
KIERNAN FUNERAL HOME
member MILLER FUNERAL
General Hess, faculty at Ford-
BLOOMFIELD, N. J. HOME
Edward W. Hiemer 786 Broad Sf.
Insurance
Newark
ham
University for 20 years
Nobel
and
101 UNION
BELLEVILLE, N. J.
AVENUE

Pilgrim 8-1260
'eo F.
Bannworth, Director
1936 winner of the Prize, 1055 EAST
JERSEY ST.
MArkef 3-6730 has been awarded the universi- PLymouth 9-3503
ELIZABETH, N. J.
Medal. Presenta-
& Company * sity’s
tion was
Insignis
made by Rev. Laurence
CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE BERGEN COUNTY ELizabeth 2-6664
69 HIGH STREET WERSON FUNERAL
J. McGinley, S.J., president. HOME
TRINKA FUNERAL SERVICE
ORANGE, N. J. 635 NORTH WOOD
141 WABASH AVE., CLIFTON. N. J. Dr. Hess, 75, a native of Aus- AVE
4-7554
'
MAYWOOD BOGOTA
ORange
-

tria, taught in that be- LINDEN, N. J.

country

GRcgory 1-5081
Jerome J. Stanley fore joining the Fordam faculty
CODEY'S FUNERAL SERVICE
LITTLE

HUbbard
FERRY
„ HUnter 6-4119

in 1938, He won the Nobel

prize 7-3050
* CHURCH GOODS *
77 PARK STREET GORNY ft GORNY
for his pioneering studies of cos-
N. J. JOHN J. FEENEY ft SONS
116 Washington S*tno» mic rays. MONTCLAIR, MORTUARY
MOntelair 232 FRANKLIN 330
MA 2-507) Newark N J 2-0005 AVENUE ELIZABETH AVENUE
SUPPORT our advertisers. RIDGEWOOD, N. J. ELIZABETH, N. J.
DE CAPUA FUNERAL HOME
Gl Ibert 4-7650 ELizabeth 2-1415
269 MT. PROSPECT AVE.
GROWNEY FUNERAL HOME
the SECRET these Monks NEWARK, N. J. THOMAS J. DIFFILY
* 1070 NORTH BROAD STREET
HUmboldt 2-3333 41 AMES AVENUE

have kept for 353 years ...

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YEAR
COU^
st fOR
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iLocotod
|toric Toon
on
tho

tivor,
outskirts
this
of hli-
custom-
GEORGE

700 NYE
AHR ft SON

AVENUE
RUTHERFORD,
WEbtter 2-0098
N. J. HILLSIDE,
ELizabeth
N.

2-1663
J.

S |T
YOUR _
©ffocs
DANIEL J. LEONARD ft SONS
plannod community un-
In all the IRVINGTON, N. J HENNESSEY
world, only focilitiot for booting,
!. surpassed MORTUARY
four Monk* at the EStex 3-1020 FUNERAL HOME
bathing, fishing and crabbing.
242 WEST JERSEY STREET
Monastery of La Only minutes oWay or# fin# 232 KIPP AVENUE
ELIZABETH,
Grande Chartreuse
SILVER schools, churches, shopping
excellent transportation.
and REZEM

579
FUNERAL

Grove Street
HOME
HASBROUCK
HEIGHTS, N. J.
ELizabeth
N. J.

2-5331
in France know the
ATlat 8-1362

nr secret formula of
BAY
Irvington, N. J.
Chartreuse Liqueur.
buy now...build layer EStex 2-8700
PASSAIC COUNTY
Since 1605, no onehas
NT STANTON FUNERAL HOME
HUDSON COUNTY
aYF "°_
POINT
'
ever duplicated this CHOICE B
GORMLEY
FUNERAL HOME
n rare recipe combin- lagoon and 661 FRANKLIN AVENUE
154 WASHINGTON PLACE

firosn^ir ?
EARL F.
NUTLEY, N. J. BOSWORTH
ing ISO I PLOTS
over differ- ON BARNIGAT BAY
WOODLAND 311 WILLOW AVENUE PASSAIC, N. J.
I NUtley 2-3131

fikj
ent Wh«f« The Ocean
herbs, grown PRe»cott 9-3183
the
If •• *• Mo«tl HOBOKEN, N. J.
near
Monastery.
MONTH JOSEPH P. MURPHY

$l5
Tho Pinos
Try Chartreuse, and A HOboken 3-1455 HENNESSEY FUNERAL
HOME
102 FLEMING AVENUE HOboken 171

lint
discover
why it is 3-1456 WASHINGTON PUCE
2 and 3 NEWARK, N.
called "Queen of .f
11R
LRU J., PASSAIC, N. J.
MArket 3-0514
NECKER-SHARPE
Liqueur*". PRetcott 7-0141
BEDROOM DRIVE DOWN ANY DAY . . . FUNERAL HOME
RESIDENT MANAGER ON JOHN P. MURPHY GORNY ft GORNY
• •• is MODEL 525 - 45th STREET
Chartreuse the mart AT All TIMES
PREMISES -

HOMES 480 SANFORD AVENUE MORTUARY

if after-dinner
Available
liqueur you can torva or
6* WRIT! OR CAU TOR FREE
UNION CITY, N. J. 519
give. at your dealer'* la an MARSHALL
On. i.i i N. J. UNion 7-0820 STREET
NEWARK,

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ILLUSTRATED iROCHURE
1 unusual carton Aloe la toath sue ta
a special gift boa.
JATmi
EStex 3-6053 UNion 7 0120
PATERSON, N. J.
tIIVIR RAY POINT «

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r i mi
LA Q RAND■ SIIVERTON TOMS RIVER. N i
TOm. R.»*. MM*
ROBERT LEE FUNERAL HOME LAWRENCE O. FAUON
QUINLAN FUNERAL HOME
y CITY WATER-
CHARTREUSE •» 394 PARK AVE. cor. High St. 157 BOWERS STREET 27-29 HARDING
AVENUE
Yettow (W.*-4)00 ORANGE, N. J. JERSEY CITY, N. J.
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 November 28, 1958 THE ADVOCATE 17
Make this a

3m
“a

0
CLASSIFIED
l"«r Deadline for Classified Ads Tuesday 12 Noon.
the entire family
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES RELIGIOUS GOODS
AUTO terrice
atation. Rochelle Pk„
groaaea 50. >35.000 annually. Neta >7.000.
Price >7.800. Terma. I. Cohn Multiple RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
Lifting Syatem. LA 5-2410.

Build THE
MIRACLE SHOP
APARTMENT ToTiET '

Ino
BASEMENTS Vallaburl
Ideal
(Newark).
lor young newly.weda
Three room

atartlng out.
upper.
314 RIDGE

<op». Rita
ROAD
ThsitreJ
Be like one of our family. Kitchen, Lyndhurst. N. J.
bath, bedroom, living area, utilitiea sup-
plied. Call ES to Afternoons 1:30 P.M, 4 P.M.
3,8478 aee. to
Evenings 4:30 P.M. to 9 P.M.
APPLIANCES Saturday 1:30 P.M. to 4 PJI.

SB t WEbator 4-9333

VISIT Tltl-STATE'S
REPAIRS MADONNA GIFT SHOP
-

114 Broadway, Paterson. N. i.

RADIOS HI-FI
AHOI AH THE WORLD DISPLAY MUlborry 4-4914

TOASTERS IRONS Domestic Imported

WERE POPE WAS BORN: Here is a general view of Sotto il Monte, Italy, the little
The Christmas Gift Your Will BROILERS Books of All Catholic Publishers
Family Enjoy For Years . . .

Lombardy village where Pope John XXIII was born in a modest farm home on • Hummel Originals
And All Household Electrical

Nov. 25, 1881. Appliances at Low Prices

• Greetins Cards

The South Pacific Basement Room • Mlrl * Closry

% Robert Cleary

The Corinthian Room of Kitchens Bishop Given Ring AMHERST

Over 20 Different New Wall Materials Mode Out of Coal

Pontiff Recalls APFLIANCE & SUPPLY
«95 CENTRAL AVENUE
CO. The Religious
STATUES
Shop, Inc.
PICTURES
METZ, France (NC) ’
consecrated Coadjutor
Newly
Bishop ‘Humble Origin
ORange 3 7939 EAST ORANGE
RELIGIOUS
PRAYER

GREETING
BOOKS

CARDS
NO MONEY DOWN •
EXTENSIONS Paul J. Shmitt of Metz wears on
FLORISTS BIBLES MEDALS and CHAINS

his finger small of ROSARIES

a
piece coal VATICAN CITY (NC) MISSALS
5 YEARS •
ATTICS mounted in
In the first general audience MAYFAIR FLORISTS
a gold setting. of his Pontificate Pope John XXIII identified THE HOUSE
HUbbord 7-8051
OF QUALITY FLOWERS'
~
himself as
TO PAY PORCHES The ring was presented to him "a farmer’s who has
Joe Core, Prop.

by Bishop Heintz of Metz

son never felt humiliated or embar- 1030 HI MAIN IT,
as a So. Orange Ave.. Newark. N. HACK9N4ACK, M. i.

symbol rassed because of his humble

of the area's principal origin.” EStea 3-0433 'safes
industrial activity. He pointed to his origins to his
prove deep interest
FOR SALE
"in this class of workers so dear ALL TYPE
KARASTAN ALL WOOL ORIENTAL
to the Church.”
rug. 9x15. Excellent condition. >3OO NEW AND USED SAFES
The audience was held in the GR 1-8852.

Clementine Hall of the

HOME AND SUPPLY MART Palace and included
Apostolic
200 priests HELP WANTED FEMALE Safe
Vaults
tntertora
Bought. Sold
made to
and Repaired

ipeciflcatlons.
All kinds of fireproof equipment for
attending a course at the Center Institutions. Industry, Residence
for WOMAN. SINGLE.
a Better World, 15 miles BOOKKEEPING F.X-

i
-jPERIENCE. GENERAL OFFICE, TYP- MAFFEY’S KEY SHOP (eat. 19101
southeast of here. ING. FOR CATHOLIC AGENCY IN 1171 E. Grand
DOWNTOWN NEWARK. SEND RESUME SU Elizabeth. N. J.
Also were members
present of

j
TO BOX EL 1-1903
181, THE ADVOCATE. 31
the Social Assistance
Organiza- CLINTON ST.. NEWARK 2. N. J.
REAL
ESTATE FOR SALE

I
tion for Farmers, assistants of

Hurry! Hurry!!! the

tion,
Pontificial Relief Organiza-

pilgrims and students from

MONUMENTS

WANT
QUIT
TO
WORK SOME
CRANFORD

DAY 7
Austria and DE PAOLA
Italy, crew members Buy a aood 2
family Ilka this one.
Sand

2 DAYS
8

ONLY
room apartments, both available. Im-
of the British ship Woodbridge MONUMENT COMPANY maculate condition. 75x200 lot. new hot
Haven and of the American ship For the finest In Memorials Completely
water furnace, asklni 122,100

Greenwich
Bay. Manufactured In Barre. Vermont G. E. HOWLAND BR 6-5900
&O 0 Franklin Ave., Newark. N. J. 13 EASTMAN STREET. CRANPORD

NEW 7958 THE

group by
PONTIFF called

name anu addressed

out each
a
HUmboldt 2 0813
DEAL
Display at Hldcedale Ave., Hanover
few words to Spacious
each, speaking in mansion typa home near
near Gate of Heaven Cemetery beach. 75 Philips Ave.
Frencn Inspection by ap-
to the non-Italians.
1 HORSEPOWER Addressing himself first to the &
pointment only. Call owner NU 2-1454.

PAINTING DECORATING KINNELON

priests, the Pope reminded them

//■/« i'
VACUUM CLEANER that
for
they arc responsible not only ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY Ma
A

ycera
TRIUMPH
old.
expertly
IN BEAUTY

remodeled and mod-

Over 100

pa ramose
their own souls but also for terials. applied by expert craftsmen ernlied. 2
1W baths, fireplaces. 2 ear
the souls of others. He l low competitive prices. sarasa attached, Ursa porch overlook-
FAIR
praised •
Estimates and
advice on
In* pool, over m acraa of beautifully
the movement, whose course your requirements cheerfully
of landscaped grounds. HI 000
submitted at no cost or obligation. \
religious exercises he himself large staff assure you excellent service OLAF HAROLDSON
OUT -i
had formulated as Patriarch and speedy results.
of

$0099
Kraltor Multiple Luting*
2317 Hamburg Turnpike. Wayne. N. J.
Venice. For YOUR PROTECTION
TEmple 5 OS4k
ACRES OF NEW DROP
Pope John told the farmers’ CLOTHS
O* Complete Insurance Coverage
association of his PARAMAS
■
pleasure in
having contact with "those HORSEFIELI) BROS., Inc.
OUR LADY OF THE
humble 14 Pino
people whose life is the I St.. Morrlatown. N. J.

toil of each day and whose

VISITATION PARISH
FULL JE
CP: 8-2100 ONE FAMILY, CENTER HALL. FULL
t PRICE
knowledge is of the difficulty
CASH K»tabliah«d 1890
DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM WITH
of life.” HEAL FIREPLACE.
“88
SCREENED
Y*ar« A*o’' PORCH ON FLOOR
FIRST THREE
• Assuring them of his aware-
DOUBLE-ACTION BEDROOMS. BATH AND PORCH ON
ness of their economic PIANO SERVICES SECOND FLOOR
CLEANING UNIT
problems, RECREATION CEL-
‘•AH WITH
he added: BAR, LAVATORY. AND
DON'T DELAY . "It is not DAMORE PIANO
. .
CALL US TODAY. BE COMPLETED FOR THE HOIIDA
adjuiti permissible SERVICE COOKING FACILITIES LARGE ATTIC.
automatically that the of the
Planoa tuned and aervlced. Uu.rant.ed SCREENS
CALL US COLLECT DAY OR NIGHT produce land work, prompt aervice.
AND STORM WINDOWS.
to floor* El. 11231 SEMICIRCULAR
mja, should DRIVEWAY WITH
HOME OFFICE ELIZABETH.STATEN IS. not suffice to guarantee a GARAGE IN REAR PROPERTY 75*311.
Elizabeth 3-3040 > peaceful PICTURES and ART OIL
Essex.union •With Attachments living to
land-working SUPPLIES STEAM HEAT WALKING DIS-

MORRIS COUNTY
•
One Year Wanaety farmers” TANCE TO GARDEN STATE PLAZA
ORange 2-3232 JEffarson 9-5202
•Liberal Indue Allowance JOHN NIGHLAND AND BERGEN MALL TOR DETAILS
•
All Perfect, No To
BERGEN.PASSAie Secends pilgrims from
Avellino, Plctur.a and Mirrora
CALL CHESTNUT 5-7382.
ROCKLAND CONUTY
he Artiata Material.
SWarthmore 7-8844 Italy, recounted how as
NYack 7-0737 an 13 Midland Ave., Montclair. RIDGEWOOD
BRAND chaplain he had known the
SEWING
army Pill rim « 4884
Rfficiwosir
holy simplicity of the soldiers WE
CODDLE OUTOFTOWNERS
A 1
Mail This Coupon for Representative! REALTORS
NEW ...
from Avellino.
Pilgrims from an
COMPt-ETE
• NEW
MULTIPLE LISTINGS
COLONIAL SPLIT LEVEL*
N. J. Tri-State Builders, Inc. other Italian town, Como, were From Cujiom *23.000
Built
U.

I em
S. Highway 46,
interested In:
E. PatersPn, N. J.
u ilde r s MACHINE told of his student

Bergamo
days in nearby
Buy a home
phone
first 3 lo
B»<trm«
OPEN
S
3W to SA*
WEEK ENDS * EVENINGS
HOWARD A. DAY, INC
Bath*

GUtMrt S-EFTf
N, Ma»la
. DEN EXTENSION BASEMENT But officers WILLIAM BAUER
•
1 An R]d#«wood, N. J
PORCH -

no Round Bobbin
and sailors from
KITCHEN ATTIC m the British Kcalty Cos. SUMMIT
...
and American
ships
were exhorted the
A* v V*j 4 by Pope to
MU 6-2400 C»u MRS CONLEY
Nerne 'b lor Raaltor
t* Christ
carry in their (marts al wr*lc«»
tor tha SUMMIT trot
U. S. HIGHWAY REAL
46, ways and to
strive to give
ESTATE 4 INSURANCE CRaatviaw 33113
Add rest good MONT SHARPE. REALTOR
E. PATERSON, N. J. FULL example irrespective of U«7 Stuyveaanl Ava., Union. N J. Larkavanna Station. Summit. N
national J.

Showroom Optn CASH frontiers.

City
Daily 9-6; Weekends 10-6
PUCE KIDGEWOOD & VIC.
T r
r v WK SPECIALIZE 'Talk With Taylor"
Retailors Plend
IN FINDING HOMES
roR OUT-OF-TOWN BUYERS

For Sunday Law HERMAN

GUNSTER, Realtor First
«OS E RIDGEWOOD
CUSTOM-lUILT KITCHENS AVE.
ALUMINUM COMBINATION Gl 400*4

r *»
TAJPPan
MINNEAPOLIS
Minnesota
said here
Retail
(NC)

Federation
_ The COMPLETE MULTIPLE LISTINO for

STORM WINDOWS BUILT-IN hoped the VINCENT X MORTGAGES

it
OVENS 1959 MILLER CO
meeting of the
LOMBARDI CABINET CO. siggiS*' BONUS
would "put teeth"
state
legislature
into
REALTOR - INSURuR MORTGAGES

FREE ATTACHMENT FOI an old Mombtr Union Count? mulupl* Uitlni

m MUfVIU.I AVI.
OUFVIUI. N. J •
Sew* Forward t •
Quilting • Bwttam
law against unnecessary Sun
Rasidontial, Constructional
And 1 DOOR PLymonffc T-JTW
Reverie •
Manning
Ziggar*
• Buttaa Halar
j day selling u'i*?
ICE TO
*l

YOU
YINU
IS
OH

OUH SPECIALTY
SELLING. SEHV
Psrmansnt
•
Stitch Selector • •
Darning "Sunday is a
day of religious 31 r a>•
100“° AIL ALUMINUM observance for a vast Koaelle N J
STORM AND SCREEN majority Par*. ClUatnut 3*300
Door *llO, 10 «»0 of APPROVED F H.
••If Storing Triple Action our
people It is and should A.
GRILL* and INITIAL INCL
NORGE be a day of
BRAND rest for
everybody WISTFIELD

Contracting Cos., Inc. NEW REGINA #« for

and
those
for those
religiously inclined
not so
inclined,"
SCOTCH
for
PLAINS
picture booh of

write
MOUNTAINSIDE
homaa lor ula

Vo
LENDERS

$30,000
ROOFING the federation's letter to busi- Mra Mlnofu*. Kcpra»ealaU ve

SIDING SMSSRST TWIN BRUSH ness associations and legisla-

Barrett I
tors said Crain MARTGAGES AVAILABLE
insulatid
REALTORS
STONE t "We've said before and
MASONRY WORK
POLISHER
we

say it 4.1 EI.M STREET.

Full Iniuranc. Cov.rog* again—employers who WESTFIELD. N J
MANX H.
AD sisoq TAYLOR ft Son
Firo lon.i persist m opening their
(stimotad estab-
FRif iITIMATII lishments for
on
Sunday com- '.Now Tirrt Num)

$0099
run rtNK homes in
718 GARFIELD mercial purposes deserve, and
No AVENUE
Monty surely will have,
Call MR. HYNES
TOTAL PRICE active opposi-
Down
- .rIV, , . ?*"**""" **7l *4
CRANFORD AREA
INCLUDING
INSTALLATION
Frtt Homo
I UR TO I Y*AR*
TO RAV
,

T--.,
v v r t .
tion

officials,
groups
of

and
labor

church
unions,

merchants
and
church

with
civic

a
SEE
ORango 3-1100

Dimomtiolion
la tli Hmim
McPherson realty co
of decency and
\ay
•• la
tlaat

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18 THE ADVOCATE November 28, 1958

Two Sleuth-Priests Get Their Man

PORT WASHINGTON tional Father Brown. But Fa-
Two
my brother, Neil, was a
city my office.
burglars ran afoul of' a ther
Carmody at least can boftst detective. I guess some of the “.‘We didn’t do
family police tradition when a more impressive anything,’
family family tradition rubbed off on one of them
they tried to steal from St. Pe pedigree of
polfee service. protested.
me,” the priest said.
ter of Alcantara Church here.
“NOW I’M NOT
"I COME a violent
And a subsequent picture of FROM a
long line THE BEGAN
of
STORY the man. Bift I realized I would
their arrest caught the eye of policemen,” he said,
shortly previous afternoon. Sister Marie have to assert myself. I reach-
another potential clerical Hawk after two Brooklyn men he de Sales
spotted two men enter- ed over into the
pew and yank-
•haw in Garfield, N.J., helped capture were booke'd
com on ing the church
rectory and noti- ed them both
out,” Father
pounding the woes of at least charges of second degree bur-
fied Father
Carmody who wa4 Carnjody detailed. “One of
one of the men. glary and simple assault in
Neither Rev. District
hearing confessions. The bur- them ran out the side exit. The
John Carmody Court, Minoela. Held in
glars also entered the church other, a big fellow, I in-
of St. Peter’s nor Rev. lieu of
$5,500 bail were Carmine got
Ray- and
mingled with side the office.”
mond T. Picicci, 46, and parishoners. However, he
Beach, 0.F.M., pastor at Joseph San “I know Sister Marie too brushed past the priest and HONORING THE HOLY FATHER: Shown here with
Holy Name Church,
Garfield, Pietro, 22.' to be
Archbishop Boland are the principals who assisted him as he
reliable,” Father Carmody ex- joined his buddy in a car. celebrated
pretends he is good a detec-
as “My father,
Pontifical Mass Nov. 18 in Sacred Heart Cathedral, commemorating the election and coronation of
a
Cornelius, is a
plained, so “I went over and Father
tive G. K. Chesterton’s fic- Carmody followed and
as retired deputy inspector and quietly asked them to
Pope John XXIIL'Left to right, Rev. Gerard A. Santoro, Msgr. Paul Knappek, Auxiliary Bishop Stanton, Msgr.
come to jotted down the
license num-
ber. A short time
James A. Hughes, Msgr. James J. Owens and Rev. Albert Hess.
later a mo-

torcycle patrolman stopped the

pair at gunpoint.
Archbishop’s Letter

7 AND THAT’S where Father Archbishop to Bless

0- Beach
He

ture
recognized
came

of San Pietro taken

into
a
the

newspaper
picture.
pic- Urges Faithful Aid Cedar Grove School
at the
time of his arrest.
He told Garfield
police the Catholic University CEDAR GROVE The cornerstone of the new St.
photo resembled the man who Catherine of Siena School here will be laid and the
1 215 Main Jt„ Pattrson *
largan Mall, Paramui bolted out of his church on
building
NEWARK Archbishop Boland has asked Catholics blessed and dedicated by Archbishop Boland at 3t30 p.m.
—

Oct. 5, the same day that $l,-

* 111 Main St., Hackantack •
Man'* Flanhaim of the Newarjc Archdiocese to support
Shop, 20Q was
missing from the rec-
a special collection Nov. 29. Rev. Raymond J. Quinn is pastor.
120 Market St, Paterson
to be taken up at all churches
tory. Now Garfield police have on Nov. 30 for the Catholic • Completed this year, the schdol, St. Catherine’s tirst,
placed a retainer against San University of America. for classes in Sep-
was opened
Pietro with New York police. In a letter read at Masses Nov. 23, the tember and has an enrolment of
MAKE YOUR nnin(A/l ■
on
■ ■
Archbishop Raphael Club Makes
mil

that tuitions 425 pupils from the first

through
pointed out do not
the seventh grades. It will be in op-
cover cost of operating the Activities Plans
Archbishop’s
and continued
support. eration with the full eight grades

CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
school,
“plays a
and that the

major and vital role in nize

university “Besides,
that in
the
the
hierarchy recog-
graduate school
next September. The children
taught by the Sisters of St. Domi-
are
ELIZABETH—PIans have

completed by the Raphael

been
Club

Appointments preparing
colleges,
a future

universities,
staff for

chan-
our at the university priests and Sis-
nic of Caldwell.
for an
extensive slate of winter
EASIER our
ters can
pursue eourses which
The new building, a
single-story
activities.
SATURDAY, NOV. 29 ceries, hospitals and social agen- not in univer-
are available any
has
2 St.
cies.” modern-style structure, 12 Highlighting the schedule are a
jl.m., Confirmation, sity in the United States.
Text of the classrooms and special purpose dinner at the Stockholm Restau-
Anthony’s, Jersey City. letter follows:
“The Catholic University of
3:30 rooms providing for administra-
rant, Somerville, Nov. 29; an ice
p.m., Laying of corner-
“MAY I America
CALL your attention plays a major and vital tion, health, teachers, storage and skating party, Dec. 5; a card
STENCHEVER'S HAS A GIFT FOR EVERY MEMBER stone and blessing of new
to role in preparing future.staff utilities.
OF THE FAMILY school, St. Catherine of
the annual collection for the a
party at the Columbian Club-
Siena, Catholic for
Cedar Grove. University of America to our
cplleges, universities,
our The auditorium
complete with house, Dec. 13; a Christmas par-
• be taken
Shoes •
Women's Coats 4 Confirmation,
up on the first
Sunday chanceries, hospitals and social stage provides a seating capacity ty after the meeting Dec. 14 in
• p.m.,
Costume Jewelry Holy of Advent, Ndv. 30, 1958. agencies. I ask you to urge your of 850. is kitchen St. Michael’s
Rosary, Jersey City. Adjacent a hall; and the parish
beloved
»
4 “The Archbishops and Bish- parishioners to respond which, when not in use is separat- annual semi-formal dance Dec. 27
• Confirmation,
Slippers •
Women's Suits •
p.m., St.
of America have generously to this collection for ed from the main by met- at the Elizabeth Town and Coun-
Shoe Trees Andrews, Westwood. ops recog- area a

our national university.” al curtain.

t nized the try Club.
necessity of providing
9 SUNDAY, NOV. 30 for the large gap between the
Hose •
Dresses 9
Gloves 10 a.m.
Preside, Forty Hours cost of operation and the in-
devotion. Sacred Heart Cathe-
come from tuition at the Cath-
GRIFFITH Piano Cos. is The
•
Handbags . 9
Sportswear 9
Gift Certificates
dral,
2
Newark.

p.m., Confirmation, Queen

olic University and,
have unanimously
therefore,
approved
Largest Dealer
of Peace, North Arlington. this appeal to the Catholics of
in Hammond from Maine to Florida
avail yourself of
CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED
3
p.m.,
school and
Blessing of new

church, Immaculate
the United States for generous Organs
OUR SPECIAL SERVICES Conception, Elizabeth. v

Enjoy the plMivrt and convenience of 4( p.m., Confirmation, St. Recollection Day
chargt
.

occouni
• FREE GIFT WRAPPING Bridget’s, Jersey City.
shopping. Select tho plan most suited to your needs TUESDAY, DEC. 2
Set for Dec. 7
• FREE PARKING and 8:30 p.m., Meeting of Holy
you're on tho way to Christmas
more
enjoyable
StGnchtvGr'i refundi your
Name Federation, Essex Coun- By Confraternity
and round ty, St. Francis Xavier, Newark.
year shopping. NEWARK -
A day of recol-
parking charges -,4
WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3 lection for all members of the
11 a.m., Preach at Founders
*
Confraternity of Christian Doc-
• FREE TAXI SERVICE 9 Sisters
, REVOLVING ACCOUNTS Day Mass, of Charity, trine of the -f : ;
Newark Archdiocese
t

Convent.
Paterson Taxi Cos. will will be held Dec. 7 at Sacred
9
REGULAR CHARGE PLANS SATURDAY. DEC. 6 Heart
ehauffeur heme tree If Church, Bloomfield, start-
you
10:30 Investiture of
a.m., ing at 2:30 p.m.
your purchase Is $l5 or morel BUY NOW-PAY IN FEBRUARY
Msgr. James J. Owens as a
Auxiliary Bishop Curtis, arch-
Protonotary Apostolic, St. diocesan CCD director, will con-
Mary’s Church, Nutley. duct both
m
conferences and con-
4 Our
p.m., Confirmation, clude the devotions with Benedic-
ALL THE' EXCITEMENT OF Lady of Sorrows, Jersey City.
CHRISMAS COMES ALIVE AT WILDEROTTER'S tion of the Blessed Sacrament.
SUNDAY, DEC. 7 The of Recollection will
Day be
11 Preside at Solemn
a.m., dedicated to Our Lady since it is
High Jubilee
25th held
Mass, re- being on the vigil of the
ligious anniversary of Sister Ce- feast of the Immaculate Con
leste Bonino, C.5.J.8., St in the centennial
ception year of
Lucy’s' Church, Newark. the
apparitions at Lourdes.
3:30 p.m., Cornerstone laying Bishop Curtis, pastor of Sa-
and dedication of
church, Our cred Heart Church, has invitpd
Lady of the Assumption, Wood- not only those engaged in CCD
Ridge. activities but also all others in-
terested in furthering the religi-
Parish Honors ous education of Catholic youth
enroledan the public schools.

Msgr. Furman
DENVILLE More than *3OO
St. Cecilia's Starts New, easy to
play, inexhaustible,
parishioners of St. Mary’s Church Novena Nov. 30
on
exciting and best all
here honored their
John D. Furrrlan
pastor, Msgr.
his
ENGLEWOOD—A solemn nove-
. .
.
of . . .
.worthwhile!
recently, on
na in honor of the Christ Child
elevation fo the rank of domestic
and St. Therese of the Child Je- A full-voiced
prelate. organ so
refreshingly easy to
play you don’t need lessons.
sus will begin at St. Cecilia’s
Msgr. Furman guest
was
gf A richly-toned
Church here Nov. 30.
organ that replaces difficult left-hand chords with
honor at a testimonial dinner at
The annual
simple
novena, an
prepa- buttons you
which Bishop McNulty gave the
ration for Christmas, will be press with one finger.
con-
blessing and also extended his

Santa steps in with congratulations.

Principal
O. Carm., member of the Car-
speaker
ducted by Rev. Norman Werling, An unusual instrument that makes complex rhythm patterns as
easy as

Msgr. melite mission was

group and author
tapping your|toe.
Emil Suchon, pastor of Sacred
of several books on history. Serv-

CASH & CARRY BARGAINS Heart, Rockaway. Brief talks So versatile that
ices for the nine days will be at a whole music library was
developed to go with it... and
were also given by heads of var-
3:15 and 8:15 music
iousorganizations, including Mrs. p.m. publishers have issued nearly 3000 song tides scored
especially for it.
All Below COST For Vaughn Cupplcs, Rosary: Robert
.
Advocate Readers Only So sociable that thousands of
have formed clubs
.
.
owners
G. Long, Holy Name; Judith Dee- so
they can eniov
eammmsssssmmeasm Feast of the it
ly CYO; Joseph La Monte, together.
Regularly 14.951
m.yji
Knights of Columbus, and
Keguiariy b
f\r Wini- Immaculate Conception
fred Fell, Columbiettes. So filled with music that it sound
” The can
like more than thirty
& Cocktail Tables
office of The Advocate different
Step / Paul
Ford J.

sisted
Fischer
Weiss

was
was toastmaster.

chairman, as-
8,
will be
the
closed
feast of
on Monday, Dec.
the Immaculate
orchestral instruments.

by Roy Ayres in charge of So

Conception, which it a holy worthwhile you ean find pleasure and
reservations and Margaret Min- aeeomplishment in it for a
day of obligation. lifetime.
ervino, secretary.

The HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN

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HERE’S WHAT HAPPENS

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. .
and it II sound
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One finger plays the melody .
. . one

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Your foot resting on a
pedal automati-
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wi
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to
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complete tune, melody, chords and all,
j t-UrfM.
the first time you try.
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