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The Advocate - March 7, 1963
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https://scholarship.shu.edu/catholic-advocate/274Court Hears Prayer, Bible Cases
The
OfflcUl Publication
Advocate of the Archdiocese
WASHINGTON
The
four
here
hour* of oral
(RNS)
US Supreme Court heard
argument
as to the constitutionality
- Insisted
jection.
the Bible
a* it was
that
ai
they had no ob-
such, to the use of
in teaching, so long
not used in a con-
Regents’
Slate,
on
ercise
the
of
theme
Prayer in New York
repeatedly hammered
of
religion" In his ques-
the "free ex-
will
the
probably turn on whether
dally Bible reading in
Pennsylvania ia a form of com-
pulsory religious exercise
a
and—
by
“community day of
the
as such
Supreme Court
wore
rest”
upheld
two
of Newark, N. J-, snd Diocese •( Paterson, N. J. years ago.
of the
recitation of the Lord’s text of
religious worship. tioning. as a
three-judge federal dis- The
prayer is a part of the
Vol. 12, No. 11 Prayer in public schools of They said it should simply Justice Stewart also asked trict court in
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963 PRICE: 10 CENTS be
Philadelphia has literary and cultural tradition
Maryland and dally readings treated as a significant what harm comes to students said or whether it is a form
from book In of America, Burch held. The
Ihe Bible In Pennsyl- the development of who hear the Bible read in of general moral and charac- contention, however, produced
Cardinal Reports Progress vania’s public schools. American laws, morals, and their classrooms. ter education.
sharp
Before the had cultures. He said it was questioning from the
arguments merely specu- Attorneys representing bench.
Francis Burch. City Solid- lative in the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania were asked Att, Gen. Thomas B. Finan
'Church , Light of Nations' Seo
Related
Editorial
Story, Pag*
Page 8;
7
tor
court
recitation of
of Baltimore,
that If It
the laird’s
forbids
told the ease
be ostracized
students
as
by their
if they exercised
to whether they would
fellow
their
if
used,
the Christian
whether
Bible
the
were
Muslim
so of
arguments
Maryland, who
for state, the
said,
shared the
Prayer Koran, the sacred writings ot however, that
the
in the schools it will be placing Lord's
privilege of being excused Buddhism or the Book of Mor
proceeded thsn few the Piaycr is a religious exercise
more a "establishment clause" of from the classroom
Chosen as Council Theme minutes, it
from questions from
became apparent
the bench
the
the
First
"free
Amendment
exercise"
above
clause.
recitations.
out that
He
the
during the
also pointed
children of the
mon
it was
could
possible.
also be used,
conceded that this
and
was
and,
dents
character
as
need
such,
formation.
is one
as
that stu-
part of their
that the issues to be decided It
is just as important, he complaining parents had not He held the states
By REV. WALTER M. ABBOTT, S.J. clcsiae in Mundo Hodierno’ by the Supreme Court have a
may argued, that the federal- done so. BURCII. SPEAKING for
he narrowed whether gov- right to insist that students be
UALINES. Rclgium (RNS) Wc unanimously accepted the (The Church's Presence in the to one— eminent take action In the Maryland, repeatedly sought
no
pro Maryland case, how
to
taught reverence for God in
Leon-Joseph Cardinal work of each Cardinal." Modern World)," such practices are “religious hibiting the show that recitation of the
free exercise of ever, evidence was offered their classroom that
Suenens, Primate of Belgium, exercises" or merely of Lord's Prayer has tended
so
they
"Incidentally." the Cardinal "IT LS IN
part religion by the majority as that William E. Murray, 111.
to
would become
said in interview here that added, THIS part." he secularly-oriented become secularized law-abiding
an
"there has been a com- a
general that it prevent the "establish the to the
the central theme explained, "that we will work education complaining student, had level of
moral citizens.
of the Sec- mon mistake in the press program of morals ment of religion." been ridiculed.
a tradition.
ond out something on the dignity When the oral hearings have
Vatican Council will be about the schemata. One reads and character formation. He
of the
human person, compared it with ended, the court will take the
all the time that there were
family JUSTICE POTTER Stewart, HOWEVER, AS (he question- the Sunday law*
problems, economic ATTORNEYS FOR the who which once case under advisement and
Related Stories, Pago 4 TO or more schemata that had questions com wrote an emphatic dis- ing developed it appeared to were
and social justice, and the in- intended to enforce a re- will deliver its written
to be boiled down to 20. plaining parent! from both sent in June. 1962. when the observer* in the packed ligious opinion
Sabbath but which probably
(Continued on Page 4) Maryland and Pennsylvania court overruled the so-called
are In late May or
early
"Eeclesia Christ!, Lumen Gen- Actually there were not courtroom that the decision now
viewed merely as giving June
tium" (Church 70 schemata. There were 70
of Christ, Ught
of the Nations or more fascicles (divisions),
Lr'
The Cardirial. a member
Ite-'Council's Secretariat
Extraordinary Affairs and
of
for
but
a
schema."
in some
number of
cases
fascicles
there were
for one Subcommittees Will Hear
also of Com- Cardinal Suenens said "the
mission, Holy Father approved the
Added School
said the first part of
work of our commission, and
Testimony
this theme title would cover
the Church in its internal he called the heads of the
as-
pect and the second the various council commissions
part
Church's together for a meeting with us. WASHINGTON (NC)
external aspect. -
"complete evaluation" of
We transferred to them the leg of private school supporters
The House Education Commit islation "of
THE such importance will be backed by others,
CARDINAL said that directives we had worked out tee will divide per-
Into throe sub to education and of such seri- haps some labor
at the
meeting of the Co- for the new of the representa-
revision committees for more hearings ous implications
ordinating Commission to million* of tives ami the National As-
(Jan. schemata." on President Kennedy's omni- cilizens "
21-28) the sociation for the Advancement
council schemata "The schemata under the bus bill for aid to education
were divided first of Colored People.
out among the part of the new theme This derision A RABBI and
reportedly was two laymen The AKL-CTO executive
•even Cardinals of the com- (‘Eeclesia Christi'),” the Car- a Catholic ands Prote*
mission. Jle added: council urged that federal aid
"By the dinal stated, "have the titles tant were
Other School Stories, Page 7 among the wit
end of the seven proposals give parochial and
days we had they already had, but for the nesse* Who urged inclusion n(
all other private schools
completed our revision of second part we will use the "as
grants to parents or to pupils
made in a closed much
the schemata entrusted us. heading. ‘l’raesentia Ec- meeting of assistance as is con-
to in federal aid to
education
the pro
committee in order to get stitutionally possible." A
posals rep-
more detailed testimony on resentative of NAACP told the
The Witnesses
each o( the 24 were ftabbi House his organiza-
the committee
Hohokus
programs in
Will Appeal Provident
The pavt
» proposal
three week* nl
Alexander
Chester
I KK
\ ice
Mittelman
president of the
of Hr, tion
resistance
does not
to
oppose
private
federal
schools
hearing* chapter there. Glen An
were designed chiefly which have outlawed racial
drea* of Pella. lowa, who
to i* av
receive on
Zoning Decision opinion whether segregation
snouted with schools
the bill ihoukl be kept operated
m it* bv OPPOSED
the Christian Reformed TO them will be
prevent form or separated min Church, and Vincent P Corley
a formidable array. Led by
»e\era! measures It wtii be
HOHOKUS An appeal will bamng such discrimination LENTEN ot St latuis. Calliohc the 816.000-member National
be filed
RITE - Pope John is shown walking toward Santo Sabina Church in Rome. sept a* one bill
a who is
by this Bergen Coun- The property involved had president of CEF Kduration Association it will
ty borough blessing the crowd on his way to a lenten service on Ash Wednesday. ThePope urged K)
against the de been used a riding stable DESPITE Till. * is the principal include the Council of Chief
as committee'* sup-
cision by Superior Court before its purchase by the
Christions to austerity in his lenten message. He finished his talk by remarking how intention the »e*t>ons contin
porter of the so called "G I State School officers. the
Judge Charles W Broadhurst. much he enjoys bis trips outside the Vatican let the Pope go from to Bill
out time time. for Junior "
This American Association of
archdiocese Plans were an
A
uatly veered onto the question pro
which man ..." crowd [?]timated at 100.000 lined the
would permit a Catholic nounced shortly after the pur
poor streets to greet him See Page 11. of including church related posal would give a flat gran!
School Administrator*.
the
High School to be built on land t< or to National Congress of Parents
chase for a boys high school amt other private elementary parents pupils which
purchased
cf Newark
by (he Archdiocese to accommodate 1.500 stu
Fund
Peace Prize ar>d secondarv school* in the
muM be spent at any school
and Teachers, the National
The
two
Borough Council
years ago.
voted
dents.
joined
Seven
the
property owners Bishop's bill
At these say
—a
has
system
a
which
precedent
proponents
in the
< ouncil
the l S
of Churches
Office of
of Christ,
Education
borough at de prevent, school* are
4-1
only
to appeal
Councilman
the verdict
Arthur
with
Cona-
fendants in the court case To Pontiff cut
would
Public schools, hovsevcr.
po*t war G I Rdl •nd some
Continued
fringe groups such
Confident
which followed he on Page 2i
Pope
given SI 5 billion in THE
ty opposed. St RIPT for
In a similar case four partici
The Montclair decision years for selective ami
several months was ZURICH. Switzerland (NT) pznts ;n future hearings on the
ago. the Mont-
«dair Town Council also voted
also based on the 1962 law. Pop* John has been award
urgent
The
improvement
absence of aid
"
to pri
subject was clearly outlined in Labor Unit
the earlier
|>mUm Milnt • Im nfJsT. rsiii«*iuL k Rig RMiut giUMi iiartanktast s
»
sessions
Upper Montclair.
JUDGE
lioo
ment
which limited
in rotation to
tta
its
enroll
play
Of U.S. Charity The citation noted tha! the
«■*»
tensely
hearings
be ataewaaed
when
wiot-e
subcommittee
hi
or two others, chiefly repre
one Barks Aid
MIAMI
BROADHURST held ground area The court held prize "t* intended begin Migr BEACH (NC) -
The
at a public sentatnes of the booming Jew
that a Hohokus zoning amend- that no such limitation NEW Irrdenrk G Hochwalt. diroc AKLCIO executive council ha*
since YORK (NC> Pop* John has expressed confi recognition of the Pope s ac :sh parochial school move-
ment barring all but Sunday lor of the education depart urged that
was
applied to a
public school denre the of U S CatJsnhcs tivity m favor ol brother hood ment any program of
schools from geoercvsity again will support a vsitj urge equal federal
the northeast resi- the meet of the NCWC. had told aid to
education
across street, the regula- reliefprogram that will dimmish "the among men and all na consideration for give
hardships and pnva- among private ele
dential the committee the non
public schools
area effect dis in tion discriminated St which still lion* through his ?0 minute "a* much
against Uoos are the lot of so
many members nf the appeals lor mentary and secondary
criminated against private or Cassian's. No date and period allowed (or each assistance as u constitutional-
has been human family "
peace to the good wtll of »< hoots
parochial schools and thus wilnest was not ly possible
vio- set for a hearing of this men. and through his recent time for a It is
lated ap- The Pope's sentiments were etpres-sed in s letter to possible that arguments
a 1962 New Jersey law peal. interventions The labor council,
U S on the diploma in a
Bishops in connection with the Uth annual Re
Bishops statement
tic
K of C adopted here
"
level on
Supports
lsef Fund aptwal. which will be conducted th*
Equal
throughout President
Atlanta's nation on Tartar* Sunday. March 24 IT Aid Kcnnedj's aid to
Movie-Rating Law
(See text. Page SO j ALSO SAID that the education program, said the
A MINIMUM Pope's invitation to non-Cat ho UNION CITS' program "needs
goal ol |5 million has been set (or this year s
lies
-
The New tion in its
to be
be to
observer» the recommendations to
campaign The fund the financing
st Jersey State Council. Knights .strengthened" as it appbes
is.
principal source of the Congress to
Reinstated by State Court Catholic Relief
wide program
Services NCWC, which conducts a world-
Second
ed
V atican
between
Council
the churchet
ereat
ol
of Columbus,
state s Congressional
has asked the to education
for federal
to proside equal
aid non
schools
public grade and high
of relief distributed solely on the basts of need repre treatment
these confet-viont and Catho for students at
ATLANTA. Ga. (NO The thonred
without regard to creed
lies a disposition
arntatives to oppose any fed tending
' No American, whatever his
by the charter. toward great era! aid to
public and
private rcbgious beliefs,
Georgia Supreme Court Pope John told the the education which school*
can
fail to
rein- "While It would be desirable, Bishops "manner of your parties er understand (or the fu not operated for realize
atated the 'toes not
provide equal treat the extent to which
Atlanta's controversial in this one review, to deckle Ration in council was a source of joy to the Common ture which will have manifold profit
men! for students at parochial public schools
movie-rating ordinance but all of the questions involved Father" and "
"> do carry a
imtxutant consequences ami not
accept the idea large share
noted it refrained from private schools or
of the burden of
ruling in the case, that is impossible "Your brothers in the
hierarchy from other lands." The awards committee his contention that making
on the James J
McMahon of Mont
a
educating the young," the
legislation's con- We are bound by the rule that Pope John wrote, 37 members from 2! crant to
"especially from mission countries and nations, clair. chairman of the
citizens attending statement said
stitutionality this court will never
pass upon from South America, will also have told of the including the Soviet Union So-
com-
private achnols would
you hardships mittee on
civil and religious violate "These schools face
The high court said a Fulton constitutional questions unless and privations which still viet members the constitutional many of
are the lot of so
msny members are th* prohibition the
rights, said in communlca same crises
County judge erred holding it clearly appears in the of the human physicists Nikolai
a
against 'establishment confronting
in >
family. Bogoljubov tion to New of re the public schools. We believe
the city's right to such record that the point di- and Piotr Jersey * two Sen bgion There
enact was
"They wiU have explained to you." he wrote "that Kapttia. composer ators and 15 Representatives
are too many that non-public
an ordinance is "invalid.” rectly and properly made in until such time Individual
as their
nations own
Dmitri Shostakovich and bio centrsry precedents in
elementary and
will have "We are
concerned
our his secondary schools should
the court below and distinctly achieved logiat Noriar Stasakian The by the tory to re-
a certain
of development and progress
measure in reluctance of
give validity to this ceive as much
"IN HOLDING the trial latter, a professor Moscow the administra- interpretation " assistance as
that the or- passed upon by every field, they are obliged to look with hope to the Holy
at
is
dianee in question judge,” the high court decision University, read the following constitutionally possible "
is within the See and to the continued generosity of the Catholics of the
charter said. from
Rhode Island Law Allows
powers of the City of U S for the maintenance and furtherance message the Soviet gov
of their various
Atlanta," the decision said, Ten movie and ernment
producers projects of zeal and charity
"
"we make no ruling distributors filed suit last Sep- "The
Soviet government and
upon any
of the attacks POPE JOHN told the prrlates. "We are its Prime
challenging the tember attacking the or- confident that Minister; Nikita
constitutionality of the ordi- the response of your beloved clergy and laity will continue to Khrushchev
dinance, which requires them appreciate in the
Book Loans for All
Pupils
nance, made but not reached to submit sll films to the city be in keeping with your country's noble tradition and pro greatest degree the efforts of
and passed upon vide yet another eloquent token of graditude the Pope tor the
by the trial reviewer for ratings as "ap- to Divine Provi- cause of
court because of its ruling that proved," “unsuitable for the dence for the multiple blessings and benefits received." peace among ail nations Ni-
the ordinance not young" and "objectionable.” kita Khrushchev approves the
was au-
decision of the committee and PROVIDENCE (NC) -
A and other private schools will
congratulates it
"
budget which will include schools." the law states.
now be lent textbooks in three
Pope John accepted the fund* for Rhode Island's new
award of
subjects—science, mathe RHODE ISLLN'D has an es-
on behalf of the entire program lending. textbooks matics and modem foreign timated 51,000 pupils in non-
Church in a to private school pupils
message sent to will languages
the foundation be sent
public elementary and secon-
by Amleto Car to the General Assem- The books will be provided dary schools. About 49,000 of
dtnal Cicognani, Papal Secre- bly within two weeks.
by community school commit- Ihcsc students are in Catholic
tary of State This was
announced by Gov tees upon schools.
"The request The state They make up about
Church, which works John H Chafe* after he '*'ll!
sign- pay between 25 and 50% 25% of the total school
actively as guardian and
pro- ed the new law. of the cost. popu-
program into lation, the
moter of evangelical virtue
largest Catholic
in The legislation to include pu- The law school
order to
charges the Stale enrollment percentage
establish brotherhood pils of parochial and other
•nd (rue
Commissioner of Education in the 50 states.
peace among men, private schools the
in state's with publishing each
is pleased by this year a Gov. Chafee said
high honor "
textbook aid passed the list the legis-
Sen- of approved textbooks for lation
The award carries a ate by voice vote (Feb 19) use
answers a
"reasonable
grant in non-public schools. request."
of about $52,000. and Ihe House by a 68 7 mar- The
gin commissioner is in "It is he
(Feb 261 important,” said,
structed in the law to make "that all our children
the get the
Sexton Wills Although
f< nded the constitutionality of
Governor de- the books impartial on reli- best possible education and I
gious matters. "He shall believe
not this measure will
the law- and a special com-
help
recommend any textbooks of in
Church Fortune mission appointed to study the a sectarian nature or contain-
accomplishing this
"This
goal.
matter also upheld measure, believe, I
its legal ing sectarian material
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. ity, Protestantchurch bodies for
which meets the constitutional re-
(RNS) any reason would not be quirements as set forth
- A $lOO,OOO fortune, and Ihe Ipcal chapter of the by the
proper for use in the public Supreme Court."
amassed by a parish sexton American Civil Liberties Un-
here during his long lifetime, ion questioned it and called
has been willed to three Cath- for a
prompt court test,
olic institutions.
Msgr. Arthur
left
With
the exception of SI,OOC
to
relatives, the estate of
superintendent
schools
T. Geoghcgan.
of Catholic
in the Providence
On the Inside . . .
Di-
Henry Mullin. sexton of St. ocese,
John the expressed confidence
Evangelist pariah HOW THE COUNCIL
that the law "does not con- may clarify the
here, waa bequeathed to St. stitute directly or indirectly role of secular Institutes is dis-
Charles Seminary, Overbrook, an establishment of religion."
Pa.; St. John’a Church; and cussed on
page 4
St. Francis Seminary, Loretto, THE LAW ALSO establish-
Pa. es for the first time a state- PATERSON’S PARISHES are aiding
Mullin, who died Feb. 21 at aided program of uniform ap-
la. had been the sexton at St. titude and AID. See story on page
intelligence teats 7
FAMILY PLAN - Mrs. Cornelius McCarthy (left) raised James John’a for all school
are
Thomas Awerda, twins.
and Mrs. McCarthy's for 56 years. Although children, includ-
three daughters who became Benedictine Sisters and other ho refused to ing those in non-public schools. MARCH IS Vocation Month.
daughters who are Benedictine Sitters of Elizabeth accept more Msgr.
then went to work on the faculty of George A. Brown Sister than $3O a week in pay, he This has not been as contro-
are Nora Marie, O.S.B., second grade teacher William F. Furlong tells what
Memorial School, Lake made of versial as the textbook you
Mohawk, where one daughter, large amount
a
a
Blessed Sacrament, Elizabeth, and Sitter pro-
at
Noel, O.S.B., a c »n do on
Sister
Annunciata, O.S.B., teaches first grade. First graders high school teacher at Benedictine Academy, Paterson.
money through frugal living gram. Pag# 14
and wise investments. Children attending parochial2 THE ADVOCATE March 7, IMS Bias Banned
Four Theologians
Harvard Law Dean Class Ruled
Catholic U. Faculties Critical
Chides High Court Open to All WASHINGTON (NC) - The Msgr. William J. McDonald, school of “thoughtless actions”
faculty of two schools at the rector of the
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. university, has which will embarrass the
SALT LAKE CITY Catholic University of Ameri- said the four
(NC) prayer as an example of the (NC) Missouri'* were removed Church.
Th* dun of the influential attorney ca has criticized the refusal of from
"absolutist” or "fundamental general has ruled that children the list of candidates as
Bishop Victor J. Reed of
Harvard Law School has the administration to permit
theological" approach. attending non-public schools speakers for the lecture series Oklahoma City and Tulsa said
aharply attacked the U. S, Su- “If four prominent theologians to because
ona thinks of the Con- can benefit from they are known to he would do what he was able
Court for
a tax-paid he considered as speakers at
preme leading stitution as God-given text
a
of hold “a similiar, definite "to
Americans program special education a lecture scries.
insure true liberty of ex-
into darkness on
stating fixed law
for all time, campus point of view" on certain pression"
for handicapped which it cur- at Catholic Universi-
matters of religion and public and The faculty of the School of Church issue* being debated
then focuses on a single rently operating in St, Louia in ty He described the four the-
life. indeed the
passage, on two
or County. ecumenical council. ologians as "sound men de-
Erwin ,N. Griswold also words 'no law* without See editorial, Fog* 8 Msgr. McDonald voted
Atty. Gen. Thomas F. Eagle- said that to the welfare of Holy
stated flatly that the Court recognizing all the other words the university has "no official Mother Church ”
ton's opinion said that the pro- Sacred
was wrong in ruling as uncon- in the document and its rela- Theology and of the position" these Father invited to
gram of the Special School Graduate
on
council is- Weigel,
stitutional the voluntary re- tion to the society outside the School of Arts and address
District for Handicapped Chil- sue*. It was suggested that the Catholic University's
citation in New York public document, one the an-
can find Sciences, two of the nine four not be invited gtaduating class, said this
dren must
open be to all in order
schools of schools which make up the
a 22-word, non-sec- swers very simply," Griswold of the students
"without dis-
to maintain the university's week --a
previous commitment
tarian prayer recommended said. university, said the institution
impartiality. to
crimination.” speak at commencement ex-
by the State Board of Regents. This apparently a refer- ha* a duty to provide oppor-
was The ruling means that part- ercises at Alfred University
ence Black's tunities for public discussion TWO RLSIfOPS were critical
to comment time correctional classes will prevent his appearance in
con-
HE TOLD a
University of of issues of "general intellec- of the university's action Bish
as he read the opinion Black ducted Washington
Utah audience that it would by tax-paid instructors, CULTURE
AWARD - John
Montclair, receives Q. Adams of tual concern." John
noted that the First Amend- ep King Mussio of Jesuit
be ‘ sheer invention” if the chiefly in speech and hearing, the 1963 Christian America, weekly
ment says Congress shall will now Rev. E.C. LeBel, Culture Award from Steubenville. Ohio, accused the magazine, said the university’s
be available in paro- IN IDENTICAL resolutions,
court reasons that the Con- "make no law respecting the president of Assumption University, Windsor, Ont. in con- response to criticism on the
stitution requires chial and other private schools the faculties disagreed with
that all establishment of religion. . ." ter is Rev. J.
throughout Stanley Murphy, C.S.B. matter inadequate.
traces of religion must be kept Black commented that Louis.
Uie County of St. the contention of the universi-
Theology Meet was
out of public activities. ty's administration that the in-
“when it says ‘no law.' that
Previously, a group of stitution's impartiality on FVENINGS ONLY
Speakers Listed
par- sev-
The high court is guilty of is what it law.'" SATURDAY
means 'no eial
ents of handicapped children controversial Church is-
''constitutional
narrow
tism”
"more
and this reasoning
lead
absolu-
into
is
Griswold
Amendmtid
said
does
the
not
First
mean
enrolled
complained
in
that
Catholic
the
schools
special People in the News sues would
four spoke' on
be sacrificed
the campus
If the
NEWTON. Mass
Prominent
(RNS) -
Italian Buffet
likely to us that religion must be taken out district had denied The rriticitm is part Protestant and
darkness admittance of a
than to light," he of public life. America, he Catholic theologians will par- MARTIN LORD!. Hon!
to their children unless controversy over a decision
said. they by College's
said, is historically a Chris- were withdrawn from church- Rev. I-ouis A. Gales, founder the administration to remove
ticipate in Boston 20 Green St. Restaurant
He cited Justice Hugo Monte Caasino, has been
tian nation with a spiritual related and of the theological conference to be City H*ll v
Black's schools and enrolled president Catholic named Titular Bishop of the four theologians from a list Near
decision for the major- and cultural tradition related held here on the Jesuit school's ?0 Creen St . Newark. N. I
as full time pupils in public Digest, has received the 1963 CoroM. of 12 speakers suggested for a
ity against public school to Christianity. schools. Frank campus April IS 16 MA 4 %$4 #» P.M. fo 10 P.M
Murray Memorial lenten lecture series sponsored
Award of the Guild of St. Henry Cabot lodge, former by the graduate student coun-
Conference speaker* will in-
l'. S ambassador to clude
Added School Testimony . . .
Francis deSales for outstand-
ing journalistic work. United
named to
Nations,
receive
has
the
the
been
Bellar-
cil.
The theologians are Rev Rev Han* Kueng. »
MIAMI
Rev. Andre louf. 32, has mine of
John Courtney Murray. S J young Swiss theologian who is
Medal BcUarmine Col-
(Continued from Page t) equal treatment of been elected Abbot of a lege,
and Rev. Gustave Weigel. dean of the Catholic theologi BEACH
colleges if leges, citing the nstion's tra- Louisville. Ky. SJ., both of Woodstock (Md i cal faculty at the
as Protestant and Other Amer- French Cistercian monastery University at
it is
kept in an omnibus hill. dition of diversity in higher Charles College, Jesuit Tuebingen.
icans United although the eanonical age for Collingwood. CBS a
seminary, Germany Rev
for Separation of The Kennedy administration education. Rev Dick man
holding such newsman, 13th received the Godfrey Jean Danielou SJ . theology
Church
The
and
committee's
State.
reaction to
has
right
vigorously
of all types
defended
of colleges
the
THERE HAS been no Sen- election must
office is 35
be confirmed
His
by
annual
La Salle
Journalism Award of OS B , liturgical scholar
editor of
and professor at the Catholic In- nilawnvi
the the Holy See College. Philadelphia Worship mags/ine. stitute of Pans Dr Jarosl.vv On the Ocean •
sharp division of opinion to
share in its proposal, argu-
ate action on education aid. and Rev Hans of the
Kueng Pelikan Jr Uutheran and pro at 163rd Street
appears to be uncertainty. ing that there exists Bogged down for weeks in de- Anthony
a
lengthy J. Celebrene. Sec- University of Tuebingen. Ger fevsor of
One sign of this is that the history of U S. assistance to
bate over its rules, the Senate retary of Health. Education
Name Diplomat many, a
figure prominent in at Yale
ecclesiastical history
and Dr
"AUtmiCA's
vosr/gmfX
subcommittee which will work church-related only recently has organised Vnivervity
on the proposal for grade and vate institutions
and other
of higher
pri-
cd committees No
its
public an-
and Welfare,
St. Peter
will
Cantsius
receive
Medal
the
To Curia Post
ecumenical
because of
council
hu
matters
"The
Robert Mr \fee Brown Presby- FUNottruL fa**!')
of book, terian and profrssor of reli- AISOAT-
high school aid has put the ucation. nouncement has been made the Cantsius amt
College Alumni Council Reform Re gion at California Stanford
matter aside and begun hear- when us education subcom-
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Church & Mast Information
The American Council on
Association tn Buffalo April 7. VATICAN CITY — Pope University
ings on the President's pro mittee will begin public
Education, principal spokes- John has appointed Archbishop
posal for a youth conservation bearings Archbishop Sals store Sllno,
man for American colleges Genoa ro Verolino. Apostolic
corps and youth When hearings Apostolic Nuncio to the Philip-
a
employment and universities, also has de-
are held. It Nuncio to Costa Rica since
pines, was
program. is likely that the Senate com
welcomed by
fended participation of all col- 1*S? as Secretary of the Sa-
In sharp contrast to the mittee will take no formal Moslem leaders during a visit
ac- rred Congregation of Cere
stands on the elementary and tion on the to Sulu. the only Moslem
bill until it Is clear prov- moma! He succeeds the late
aecondary level, there ts no IowaBill Would bow the House plans to handle
ince In the predominantly Archbishop Beniamino Nar b.
similiar firmness about partic- the measure
Catholic republic
done SHOW/ROOMS
ipation of church-related col-
Allow Bus Rides Senate leaders, confident of R. Hargrnt Shriver, director The Cere-
Congregation of
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE!
leges In federal aid. They are
Senate approv si of legislation of the Peace Corps, received monial supervises the liturgi-
treated equally with public col- DES MOINES, low* (Net barked by its education com the first annual Patriotic
_
cal and non liturugical cere-
leges and universities in the A bill has been filed the mittee. reportedly do not Award at the
in want Bishop Griffin monies of the Roman Curia
proposal before the commit- low* House to permit to pats a bill which differ* so General Assembly. Fourth De-
>A\ E I •
tee.
parochial
Archbishop Vrroimo. iS TO OK MORE
and other private drastically from the House gree Knights of Cotumbus. in *n horn m Naples He was
THE NEA. unalterably school pupils to rule on lit version that Princeton
op- compromise ordained and
m ISC* entered
posed to aid to private educa- paid achool buses in tine with agreements cannot he reached
Res. Austin E. Miller. J . the Holy See i diplomatic
a The 8
tion on the elementary and suggestion made by Gov. three House subcommit dean of student affairs Service m
Hamid Hughes, his at
secondary level, nevertheless in mau tees which will hear additional
Creighton University. Omaha. In !»iS be wss force*!
aaid it would gural address He to
support the ad- suggested testimony are ’general ed
ministration's that children attending ucation.'' Neb. has been appointed a leave hia post at the apostolic
proposal for private elementary and sec-
public of the nunciature
achnols he ondary member Federal tn Hungary by the
permitted to nde schools, headed by
achool buses Rep. Carl D. Perkins Advisory Council on
Employ- arrival of Soviet troops Two
of Ken-
Jerome J. Stanley The
bus
bill
routes
would
beestablished
require that
to
tucky;
colleges
"special
and
education."
ment
wss Dr
Security.
lena
Also
Frances
named
Ed
>eara
trouble
Later,
with
he
the
again
communists
ran into
universities, wards, formerly of Jersey soil w*s forced to leave his
* * both City
CHURCH GOODS terse
public ami private headed by Rep Edith Green ol
achool pupils and now at Si Joseph * Mis- post chsrge d'affaires of the
1 16 WASHINGTON STRUT of Oregon; and "select educa-
sion. Hereford. Tex nunciature in Prague He has
If there is no buj transporta- tion." vocational and miscel-
*A 2-5071 NEWARK, NJ abo served in Colombia. El
tion. parents be paid by would laneous education. Rep John Dom lldefoavo Res. Abbot of Salvador. Guatemala. Italy
the local H Dent of Pennsylvania
school board for tak the Benedictine Abbey of and Portugal.
tng private school children to
school, just as pajments are
now made to parents who car
Also Additional l nad\ertised
Henry
O'
achool.
public achool pupili to
Pedagogical 'Flying Squad ' BOMA-Ml HOLLAND ST. (OM Ail SPRINGFIELD AVE„
Specials
JOSEPH KAZZARI
NWK.)
Texas School Case S' I 'ttZ
Lam's
Instructs Australian Youth F'rt *or» .9' 1 ic:
—
ng Bear—Cam ».«n, m« i.
t t
m,
Ends on Quiet Note
WACO. Texas (RNS) A SYDNEY.
—
Australia (NC) The Melbourne doctor has
three year legal work will be watched with in
fight over In Melbourne a car pulls 'up answered the appeal
Catholic Sisters of the tcrest alt over
in religious before Australia The
TEA CARDEN public a high school in Catholic Education Office for VIK,
garb serving as
public school time ij coming when th*
mid-afternoon The driver professional men tn serve as f KWS
teachers tn a churctwvwned Church will not be able to
reaches past a medical kit bag lay catechists *
building came to quiet
a
build schools In Isolated coun
Ywi'J ctuna hark a13,000 to Take Exam March 7, 1963 THE ADVOCATE 3
Double Anniversary
For High School
SOUTH
13,000 eighth grade
ORANGE
pupil* in
-
Over be
ters.
March 16 at the same cen-
Bishop McNulty to Preside
parochial and public schools An alternate test will be held
of northern
take the
New Jersey will
annual entrance ex-
March
ters
16 at
for
county cen-
any pupils who wore
four At Armenian Rite Liturgy
amination for secondary legitimately impeded by ill- PATERSON Bishop Mc- -
basement of St. Michael’s Carpatho-Ruthenian.
schools in the Newark Arch- from keeping the March
ness Nulty will preside at a Solemn Church until his death in 1922. After three
diocese March years of assist-
9 at 34 centers. 9 date. The centers Im-
are Divine liturgy to be cele- He was replaced by Rev. Father
The three-hour will ing Hawassabian,
test maculate Conception High brated at Sacred Heart Peter Hawassabian, who came Father Kouchakji was named
cover general intelligence, lan- School, Lodi, for Church here
Bergen March 10 at 10 from Rome in 1925 to found pastor in 1938. At the time,
guage arts, arithmetic and County; Seton Hall Prep. marking a double cele- the new
a.m., parish. his parish had $l6 in the bank
reading achievement. .The South Orange, for Essex bration for the Armenian The parish was canonically and a debt of $BO,OOO.
same test will be given in all Despite
County and pupils from out- Catholic Community of this formed in 1926 under Bishop the need of increasing this
centers beginning at 8:45 p.m side the archdiocese; St. city. O'Connor of Newark, in the debt to make neccsary repairs
STUDENTS Aloysius High School. Jersey For Rev. Paul Kouchakji. absence of an Armenian Or- to the church, the parish
of parochial has
schools City, for Hudson County, snd pastor of Sacred Heart, who dinary in this country. The managed to pay off its obliga-
and Confraternity of St. Mary’s High School. Elisa- will celebrate the Liturgy, cornerstone for the church tions.
Christian Doctrine
class ’n
beth, for Union County. marks the 50th anniversary was laid 30, Oct. 1927, it was Following
Bergen, Essex, Hudson and the I.lturgy March
Union Notification of acceptance or of his ordination March 8 and dedicated June 24, 1928, by 10. there will be a dinner
Counties will report to at
the non-acceptance will be mailed the 25th anniversary of his Archbishop Walsh and the first the Brownstonc House in Pat-
centers designated for to students on April-10 by the pastorate June 30. The parish Liturgy was
sung July 1, 19-
their respective erson.
parishes. All schools. is also celebrating the clearing 28
secondary Formal
pupils from the Paterson Di-
registration of accepted pupils of all debt on the church,
ocese will report
Prep, South
to Seton Hall
Orange, and all
will be held April 23-26. which was built in 1927-28.
only
SACRED
Armenian
HEART IS the Liturgy Week
Church in
students from the Trenton Di- FATHER KOUCHAKJI New Jersey. The Armenian In Philadelphia
ocese
School,
to St.
Elizabeth.
Mary's High Unity Mission came to this
from
country 30 years Liturgy is derived from the PHILADELPHIA (NC) -
ago Lebanon, where he Greek (Byzantine) Liturgy of The
In the Philadelphia Archdiocese
weather
event of extremely At Mt. Carmel was educated at the Jesuit St. Basil the Great and is of will be host to the 21 th North
poor conditions, post- college in Beirut and was or- 4th century origin. It thus American Liturgical Week
ponement of the test will be JERSEY CITY - A Domin dained March 8. 1913 He re- belongs to the same family of from Aug. 19 22.
announced over radio station ican mission for Church unity sided for five years at the the Liturgy as those cele-
WNEW Theme of the 1963 meeting
(1130) at 7:15 and 7:45 will be held at Mt. Carmel Jesuit Church of the Nativity. brated in the other Eastern will be "The Renewal of
a.m. parish from March 17 through New York, while serving the Rite churches of North Jer- Christian Education"
The emergency date will April 7, it was announced this first two years in Brooklyn sey Melkite, Ukrainian and
week Discussions will explore the
by Msgr. Walter P. and the next tjirec in renewal taking place
Artioli, pastor. Paterson in
Scrip-
Rev. Francis O'Connell.
CWV PROCLAMATION J.
Hughes signs the annual
- Gov. Richard
proclamation on the The Armenians of Paterson,
Goans Protest ture studies, liturgy, theology,
Cross of Peace drive of the New
Jersey Department of the Catholic War Veterans. The catechctics, the lay and family
0.P., will preach at the Eng- who came to this city to work
drive, which a postulates and other
lish-speaking services for opened March 2 and will continue through March 17 is for the support in the silk mills, were first Birt h Proposal of Christian
aspect*
March of the CWV welfare programs, particularly foe hospitalized veterans. visited by life
women, 17-24. and for With the Governor a
priest in 1909
left GOA. India (RNS) The Major convention
men. March 24-31. Rev are to right. Cresenzi W. Castaldo of
Bayonne, notional judge advocate; state
Rev Manuel J, Bazirganian sessions
com- Goa Planning Boards will take place in the city'*
Bertrand Pandolfo, OP, mander Alexander 5. Gentile pro-
preach at
will
the Italian-speaking
of Point Pleasant and Nicholas M. Nimetx of South Plain-
continued to say Mass in the
posal lo introduce family plan- Convention Hall.
field, state service officer.
services for and ning as a measure of econ-
men women.
March 31-April 7. Slovak League omic
development in this for
HAWAII AND THI GOLDEN WIST
AOH to Mark Accident Study mcr Portuguese colony has 17 DAY
"KiMl
Marks Jubilee been condemned by Catholic
Fabulous Vacation
Patron's Feast leaders
ST. FRANCIS Seton Hall Research Team ELIZABETH — Rev Step Some 40" of the Goan popu
LOJ ANO
lAN
C Lit
FRANCISCO
_
WAIKIKI
NEWARK Archbishop hen Gethk of Perth Amboy lation of 600.000 is Catholic JUNE 28 »o JULY
of Assisi Bound
Solemn
will
Mass in
preside
honor
at
of St
a
Takes Blame off Ggremlins
will
ttouble
preach
auni'ersary
March 10 at
celetira
the Until India wrested the ter
Ci»t%
' A** H**tl« li«M«*«if
M,
if
1963
_ IK.
ntory from Portugal in
Patrick to be sponsored by the Don of the Eastern District of December. the
$525 00 INC. TAX
**•’ 1961. Porlu
you with to improve
confessions your
Ancient Order
16 at
of Hibernians
10 at
JKRSEV CITY thing »» Is there
an
accident prone
such a
the Slovak league
util
of
be
America guese authorities had binned
»T>R IMYIRMATION
KEXE3IVATTONS. CALL
ANT)
NOW
present position there March a m St. Rose driver' Or can
The Mas* held at distribution of family planning ST
EVERYDAY 6 45 A.M.TO • P.M it all
the gremlins' be blamed CHRISTOPHER GUILD
of Urn Church. 10 30 St »*• BROADWAY.
is pleasant, good paying
a a
A team of psychiatrisls from Seton
a m at Joseph s
information NEWARK. N. J
The will be Hall Lmversitv has Church, HU 2-7172
MASSES sales position with full
sermon
preached completed a study of psychological weaknesses which cause
with Rev Michael Indian Catholic leaders reg
ROSE ANSETTA
by Auxiliary Bishop Stanton. accidents Their Simko, pastor, as celebrant It titered sharp protests the
RUTH KRAUSI
DAIIY; EVERY hour benefits waiting for you at The cclehranl of the Mass the blame
findings absolve the tittle people" and put ■ will be followed by a dinner beard's proposal
over
PL 9-0265
5 A_M. THRU 12 43 R.M. S. Marsh A Sons squarely on
damaging psychological tensions
"
will be Rev. John T lawlor, a! 1pm at the Eluabrth
Dr W Godfrey Cobhner Or
sad Leo Shatin have found
MTIO*AL th*;x( ct IT. JL«TmMT. pastor of Our Lady of 1/iurdes that the psychological
Carteret, at which John A
lUU CM traits most
frequently present in driven
PAST.TIM! West and state Sabol. president
Orange, chap who cause of the First
accidents are 1) youth of the driver. 2) attitude
135 3ht SU of an
Catholic
Dm ty AOH and its Ladies reflecting disregard or
contempt for risk and danger.
Slovak Inion of the
betu eert 6th & 7th arts. Auxiliary 3i strong l’ S . will speak
emotions causing disorganization and 4i social irresponsibility
Mr. J 9 rent The celebrating marks the
HOWEVER, they 11th centennial of V
MA 3-2770 Current Events (ounlertiatanced by
also found that these traits are usually
of SS Cyril and Methodius
the arrival
%
forces that keep drivers awray from the in
accident It is when there is strong decrease Slovakia and the 24th
Institute Topic forces that the accidents take
a
place
in the counter-
mversary of Slovak
an
mdepen
NEWARK Cope Pius
- The "This happens to people when they pass through a critical
den re dinner
w fheir life, a time when their normal balance
XII Institute of Social Educs- of psy-
chological forces and forces
HU 4-7200
Uon
four
will
open
sponsor
forum*
a aerie*
starling
of
vulnerable to any environment
counter
stress."
u
Drs
upset,
CoMiner
making
and
(hern
Shatin
Msgr. Hamilton
Catholic add
March
High
14
School
at Emm
The theme will They propose to explore in
greater
To Be Honored
depth the warning sig * Uart »*• •ppouior.
bo "The Cathode View ** U l*o appronrh of ••ertlieat
Ttonml period" HOBOKEN
on . in the dziv- James CikU*! sw*».
point ~M.gr »gcn H SMvnip
Current Event# " er • life and thus provide s guide from
Important for each motorist in personal A Hamilton, pastor of St cr Her* d'O«UVT»»
accident prevention and also open areas for driver Patrick trvp >l«! tf»y.
Rev Alov Wciah.
siu* J
in- new educa- s Church, will be bon
*0 PAtK AVI. fill atitute director, taxi that each
tion
oced at the annua! dinner of i « {No ,»ua chart* tor
oLvaa V,
Y.
Jourt
aa wcry oc-ion soup.
firat discutaiun Topic* will in- aented with the traditional
COMPLETE BANQUET FACILITIES
clude "Catholic* To Keep Patients Out Irish shillelagh, along
-
and Con- wrtb a
F«* air conditioned banquet traception." "Federal Aid citation of
to v meritorious *
,
Li Spk,.,
rooms
ierring JO-450 ptnom. Religious. Non-Profit Schools," TEA.NECK A clinic for It Is estimated that the
achievement Last years **
"The Council."
"Automa congenita! defects gue*t of honor, Gov Richard
has been Poison Control Center saves tSCALOPE o
Eit ;,?v£ * SOLE
ami L‘nempio> ment." and announced J Hughes, has been invited
tioo by Sister almost 2td lives
OUTSIDE CATERING each year as
to make the 5
"Pope John'* Kncychca) ”
Phiiomeni Mary. C-SJ, ad it operates on a 24 hour
presentation
bam
From 10 10 largest number There will
be no charge for mimstrator of Holy Name Hos and Guest speakers at the af-
rrspoods to emergencies
the forum* and registration I* pital here, making a total of either fair will be Rev Charles F X
by telephone or by
not Each will 21 clinics which Dolan. S J . of St Peter 1*
required session help to save treating the patient in the
DINING ROOM begin at A pm. and last for hospital beds for the acutely College and Dr Maurice
rsnc**
emergency room t»rts. •
90 minutes 111 Leahy of Fordham tmversity tours, !]
Open Et try Day lor Among the speciatired p«tit
Harold J Ituvoldt • rx3
LUNCH and DINNER Holy Name serves more clinics, the is chairman .
hematology lab affair * B«v«rac®.
Mo? *4 THE ADVOCATE March 7, IMS
Council
Council Clarifying Role of Secular Institutes
Congress of Laity Theme...
(Continued from
NCWC News Service for diocesan clergy lies in ihe BUT FULIC membership can
Page 1) the council in (heir discussions
Following it on* of a ttrits of articles by approval
To Follow Council experts and strong be enjoyed only by those
on en-
ternational field. Some new ques- who on secular institutes; well
mixed commissions will have tiom up for consideration whtn lbe Second Vatican Council couragement given It by Pope profess the evangelical coun- might support and encourage
to be formed to deal with some reconvenes S*pt. 8. Tbt wrUtr, a
prominent Scripture tcboUr, Plus XII and Pope John sela. including the promise or vocations to secular institutes
ROME A world of the questions under the new it on lb* faculty of Holy N*m* College, Franciscan Hons* XXIII, and in the zeal and vow of perfect chastity. There and make of the
(NC) con- council and in a sense will pre- of use help they
second heading." Studies in loyalty of priest-members. those who hope the coun-
gress of Catholic laymen to pare the program of the world Washington, arc can
provide.
Cardinal Suencns said mem- cil will
help implement the decisions congress itself,” Work said. By REV. STEPHEN HARTDEGEN, O.F.M. approve full member-
bers of the Coordinating Com- PEOPLE unfsmlliar with IN
of the ecumenical council was “This third world congrosa ship for married
people in aec- THE COUNCIL'S united
mission will Rome Secular institutes have al- Propio; Primo fellciter, secular institutes except
planned here during a meeting of the return to ular institutes. effort for Church reform and
lay apostolate," he con- in March ready proven their value, and March 18, 1947.) through hearsay speak of the
of the board of directors of the “will up on to follow
the This is hardly to be expected reunion, secular institutes can
tinued, undoubtedly the Fathers of the Second
Committee progress have that
beenwill great secrecy surrounding In view of the "leaven, small in
Permanant of In- stand among the most impor- Vatican Council In their work SOME ARGUE that clerical theological serve as a
made In revision of the them, and they hope the coun- quantity
ternationalCongresses of the tant meetings of laymen in moderniz- members of secular institutes teaching concerning a state of yet ever active," as
schemata by the various of revitalizing and cil will abolish this.
Lay Apostolate. Church because its
com-
simply remain in the class perfection. Perfect chastity is Pope Pius said in 1947.
history ma
missions of the ing the Church will devote of There is a certain reserve
ecumenical a part of this state. In no "Always and everywhere at
Martin H. Work, executive jer task will be to take up the some attention to them. clergy, and lay members in
of members of
way
council. required a
does this disparage the sancti- work, it mingles with all
director of the National Coun- findings of the Second Vatican The status of aecular in- the class of laity because such
"When we began our
work," number of secular institutes, ty to which married grades
cil of Catholic Men in the U.S. Council relating to lay peo- institutes constitute a private, people of society from highest
the Cardinal said of the coun- stitutes is still up in the air. not concerning their manner of
may and do aspire. to lowest, strives by word, ex-
and a member of the board, ple." Their members them- not public, state of perfection.
cil’s first session, "we found pledge life but concerning their identi-
to
said the would The committee, It seems realistic more Third orders secular, highly ample and in every way
congress meet permanent ourselves confronted with selves poverty, chastity and
to to ty
about he said, intends conclude that members approved and recommended reach and permeate them,
.18 months after the to spread in- schemata that Wore very obedience, as do religious. But of sec- This Is true in
jurd- ular institutes especially each and all, until the whole
council's end, perhaps during formation on the council's will follow the by the Church, are well able
ical in content and in tone. they do not wear uniform those institutes whose work
to mass is transformed and
1965, at the call of Pope John. teachings and directives re-
We lost clothing, are not bound to con-
class of persons called Reli- embraces satisfy- the spiritual needs
a lot of
pruning time all
the professions wholly leavened in Christ."
garding the laity. It is also en- this ventual life, and do not change gious, in the code, and precede and
of married people if fully ex-
“THERE WILL away. Things went slowly the class occupations of civil life.
be a pre- couraging inquiries into the called the laity. plored according to their true
at first, but there was a
grace their social status. Its purpose is to prevent
of 200 Members of potential of leading people
congress
about six months
or 300 experts
after the end
bases
lics.
of unity among
between Catholics
Catho-
and
of the Holy Spirit operating all
the while in the fact that the
IT WAS Pope Pius XII who would then constitute
secular
anew
institute* unfair
of action
hindrances
in the Christian
to freedom
sanctity in the
to
world in and
PRINTING
of the council,” apos
he added. non-Catholic Christians and
Bishops were able to get to
gave formal approval to these class of canonical persons. tolate, secular
through Christian marriage.
"This institutes in 1947. That their There those especially in
Programs HARRY F. MURPHY
pre-congress will among all men.
know each other. It are who would for promoting vo-
meant an environments A clarification
study the ordinances of the Study outlines. Work re- present law is not to be re- like to see secular institutes cations have till now rel-
enrichment of the life of of this issue could given 78 CLINTON ST., NEWARK 2
the less greatly help
ported, are being sent lay to Church, and garded as complete and final religious. They would eli- atively little attention to secu-
Phone: MArket
that is im- the progress and spread of 3-2831
apostolate groups throughout " is evidenced from the Instruc- minate distinct branches for lar institutes. The Fathers of
portant secular institute*
the world The results of tion of the Sacred Congrega- priests, men and with-
The PROMISE off the women The problem confronting the
studies in each country will be ON CHRISTIAN unity, the tion of Religious, Cum Sanctis- in the
same institute Others council Fathers is how to use
QUALITY 1948. It
has been kept
returned to the committee. .Cardinal
the next
said:
session
”1 am sure that
of the council
simus.
states
of
that
March
“the
19,
complete ami
are opposed
between
to
a secular
any kind of tie
institute and
secular institutes
lively in dioceses. A
more effec
sure way
CONTINUING OUR
w-ill study of the re- definitive norms respecting a
religious order, even if it be
for 46 years by see a
of aiding the total
Recollection Day
lationship between the Pope
secular
ter to a
institutes are bet- only that of sharing the same
program of a diocese
apostolic
is to in
TOP DIVIDEND RATE
and the Bishops. 1 hope that deferred more
oppor- characteristic spirituality. form the Bishop of the per
The monthly day of recol- the definition of papal infal- tune time lest the present
sonnel, training and skills of
lection for priests will be evolution of these institutes be THE ECUMENICAL council
STEREO HI-FI
libility which was made at the diocesan of secular in
PHONOS held First restricted "
will probably emphasize the groups
March 14 at Immacu- Vatican Council will be
stiiute members and to show
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late Conception Seminary, re
presented in a manner that Are secular institutes to be secular character and apos
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tolate of the institutes wtillngne** to serve the nerdv
Darlington. will remove
many misunder accorded a
special place in a rsthcr of ihe diocese according to ca
standings on the part of Prot- revised canon law code simi- than increase their resem-
parity and circumstances
estants and members of the lar to that of religious in- blance to religious congrega-
Orthodox tions. Married people frequently
churches stitutes, such as orders or
“By or Sis- This will Increase the ask to yoin secular Institutes
stressing the role of the congregations of priests pos-
BONDS laity in the Church, we will ters? Present legislation rec- sibllity of membership, especi Some
married
secular institutes admit
ally among those people as auxiliaries,
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reassure the Protestants that ognizes three classes of per whose cir-
hold clergy, religious and cumstances of U/e would hut not to full membership
we something very dear sons not
Insurance tothem the sharing of the laity permit them to live together, They share in the apostolate
people the royal much less wear distinctive and cultivate the respective PER ANNUM
in priesthood Societies having the charac- uni
of Christ teristics form or garb. spirit of the institute
of secular institutes
Now Wcbcor Quality "Thus Pnests well
'. he said, "the Second must no ionger remain as as lay peo
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than Ever Before
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Vatican Council will be an act "among the ordinary associa pie may belong in to secular *lool*o •»» lUNICAI OIS'ONS
PAID QUARTERLY
of charity to our
separated tuu of the faithful, but must stitutes In the of institutes
AT THE BIST DEAIUS IN TOWN brethren Orthodox. Angli- be brought and raised to the Opus Del and the Company of
For Nmiml Ajthoriied Dealer, cans and Protestahts
just proper state and form of secu- St Paul a
proportion of cleri WASHINGTON FLORIST
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Call WA 3-4900 as it will be an act of charity lar institutes which perfectly sal members is maintained to
All-STATE Dittribstan. N. 1 to Catholics in Its return to the serve the lay members What HINA.* J-OAJI
corresponds to their character
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the Gospel message." • nd needs” 'Pius Xll's Motu about a dtoeesan priest’ W'hat
does a secular institute add to I r~n
bis life’ Are its requirement*
compatible srith the cirrum APPAREL FOR
stances of his Ufe’
ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE . ELIZABETH These
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institutes
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raised
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