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ARCHITECTURAL DRAWING OF NEW ST. VINCENT'S HOME COMPOUND IN FALL Diocese Plans to Relocate 75-Year Old Institution on Highland Avenue

Diocese to Expand Community Services Charities Appeal to Provide Fiscal Need for Projects Expansion of the Mashpee maintenanc~ costs being undercamp on Cape Cod and the taken to continue an ever expanding program to assist in all opening of a Nazareth Hall works of charity. for the Greater Attleboro The Cape camp offers relaxaarea together with a newly 10cated St. Vincent's Home in Fall River are among the new services which will be offered with funds realized from this year's Catholic Charities Appeal. Speaking at the kick-off meetIng for the 27th annual 'heart appeal,' Most Rev. James L. Connolly, Bishop of Fall River, em~ phasized the added capital and

tion for emotionally disturbed children at St. Vincent's. The new Nazareth Hall, which will be established close to Bishop Feehan High School in Attleboro, will be the third diocesan venture to serve exceptional children. The Se,e's first Nazareth was started in Fall River and the second in Hyannis on Cape Cod. The new St. Vincent's is now

on the planning board. Plans call for a 1970 FaIl opening. Attorney James H. Smith of Falmouth, diocesan lay-chairman, expressed the hope to the 800 in attendance at the kick-off session, that this year's appeal will continue the upward climb to another new record. Atty. Smith stressed the role of the layman and laywoman Vol. 13, No. 16, Apr. 17, 1969 in this year's campaign. He said: Price 10c $4.00 per Year )'Catholic Charities has' been in existence for years. It was © 1969 The Anchor formed for the Obvious reason to help people. We, the Catholic

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Recommends Guidelines ~or Sex Education

Catholic Press Seeking

To Aid Understanding ROCKFORD (NC)-The associate news editor of the Observer, Rockford diocesan newspaper, said here' the Catholic press must be devoted to helping readers see the hand of God in daily life - to increase the spiritual understanding of readers who drives to eliminate cancer or spend their daily lives work- heart disease," he added. ing in secular affairs. John The Catholic press must "bapGile told a meeting of the tize the modern world. Chris-

WASHINGTON (NC)-"The basic purpose of all sex education is to help the child achieve a fuller knowledge of himself as a person and as a Christian and to gain a deeper appreciation of the dignity of human love, which is expressed and perfected guidelines, sent to all by the spouses in the marital U. The S. bishops, provide a basic act," according to Father format for the establishment of James T. McHugh, director a diocesan program for educaof the Family Life Division, United States Catholic Conference. Father McHugh spoke in conjunction with the issuance of "Guidelines for the Formation of a Program of Sex Education" by the Family Life Division and National Catholic Educational Association.

tion in human sexuality which would include parents, diocesan and parish officials and teachers from Catholic schools and catechetical programs. The first step recommended by the guidelines is formation of a diocesan family life education committee, comprised ideally of Turn to Page Four

Diocese to Mark Vocations Day of Prayer on Sunday The sixth World Day of Prayer for Vocations will be observed in the Fall River Diocese on next Sunday, April 20. The Vocations Day of Prayer has been urged ,by Pope Paul upon all Bishops throughout the world. It is annually observed on the second the "compelling duty" of his Sunday after Easter. . of ministry, "made more pressing

In a letter to bishops throughout the world, the Pope said it was "an anxious, imploring, trusting invitation to the entire Church to unite itself with us « « -' to implore from the goodness of the Lord the numerous and holy priests required today by the needs of His Mystical B()dy." The Pope said he feels- he must issue this invitation to prayer

by particular circumstances.': He noted "the vast horizons of apostolic works" carried out on all fronts of today's world "often are compeIled to lan'guish" because of the lack of workers. The Pope called it "a most grave problem." Pope Paul observed that this is a problem for young men, Turn to Page Three

Charities of 1969, have you and the people of the parishes. We need your good will, exfra effort, hard work and generosity. The heart of the Appeal pulsates in you, the men and women of the parishes." Rt. Rev. Anthony M. Gomes, pastor of Our Lady of the Angels Church, Fall River and Dioecsan Appeal Director, explained the techniques and mechanics of the campaign. Msgr. Gomes emphasized the need of organization to attain the best results. Turn to Page Eighteen ~

DR. JOHN W. McDEVITT

Atft'~eboro K of C '1 Ot~ A~nYV~rS@'JHfY St. John's Council No. 404, Knights of Columbus, of Attleboro will hold a 70th anniversary banquet on Sunday evening, April' 20 in the Council Home. Dr. John W. McDevitt, Supreme Knight, will give the main address at the dinner. Dr. McDevitt, a former commissioner of education in Massachusetts, is a former Master of the Mass. 4th Degree and former State Deputy of the Mass. Knights of Columbus. Patrick J. Duffy is serving as general chairman of the event and will act as toastmaster at the banquet.

Northern Illinois Editorial Association here the function of the Catholic press is to call attention to the presence of Christ in life. He said "the problem is that persons lose sight of God in the rush of their daily lives." "There is a great deal of Christ in such things as clubs to promote courteous driving, or

tianize it, Christize it;" Gile asserted, "(it must) help people see life for what it really is, rather than for what it appears to be." The Catholic press, he said, "must write with the readers in mind, because it must communicate with the readers-speak Turn to Page Eighteen

Trustees at CU to Study Inquiry Board Proposal WASHINGTON (NC)-A faculty board of inquiry has exonerated 21 Catholic University of America, faculty members who were charged with engaging in unprofessional conduct by their protest last year against Pope Paul VI's birth control encyclical, July 30, 1968 statement is adeHumanae Vitae. The trus- quately supported by theological tees, meeting at the Houston, scholarship, and that their acTexas, Spring meeting of the tions in composing, issuing and u. S. Bishops, formally accepted disseminating this statement did the report and organized a commission for "study, evaluation and response" of the report. The inquiry board unanimously recommended that the university recognized that the "commentary (on the encyclical) made by the subject professors in their

not violate the professors' commitments to the university or to the academic or theological communities. " The faculty board-Donald E. Malone, dean of the university's school of engineering and archiTurn to Page Two


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