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Appeal Total At $251,281

Faithful Make Real Manifestation of Charity

said today. Special gifts are reflecting the An­ niversary Year objective. They are reflecting strength and showing many increases. The house:-to-holl3e campaign has caught the s·arne sphit. .

Chairman Richard K. Martin issued th.is statement at Headquarters this mornin.g: "T~­ gether with all 13,000 solicitors I am thrilled and heartened by the vigorous start of the Appeal. Early returns auger well for our effort.

Paced by Our Lady of t'heAngels Parish, l"a1t River, and Holy Rosary Parish, New Bed­ lord, the 1965 Catholic Ohariti.es Appeal has Peached a total of $251,281.09. This is the third ;,onsecutive year in which' the Fan River parish has been the first· to merit the ~'Ono:r Roll.

Since the first rehu·jJ]ls were received at Headquarters, there has .been an increasing mo­ mentum in the Appeat EaJr]y parish returns are in the "strong-category" Chairman Martin

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Msgr. Tansey Named

Fall River Parish Pastor

Fr. Stanton New Cathedral Rector, Fr. O'Donnell Heads Island Parish Appointment of a new FaH River pastor, a Vineyard Haven administrator and a Cathedral rector are announced today by the Most Rev. James L. 'Connolly, Bishop of Fall River. The Diocesan Ordinary also announced the change of three parish assistants, effective May 20, and the assignment of five newly ordained priests, effective tomorrow. . Rt. Rev. Arthur W. Tan­ late Conception parish in Fall sey, rector of St. Mary's River to succeed the late Rev. Cathedral parish, has been Edward F. Dowling. appointed pastor of ImmacuRev. Joseph F. O'Donnell, who

Five Diocesan Priests Mark Silver· Jubilee Anniversary Five diocesan 'priests, c.rclauned in St. Mary's Cathedral by the late Most Rev. James E. Cassidy, D.D., third Bishop of Fall River, will mark th.e silver anniversary of their ordination on May 17th. They are: . Rev. Donald E. Belanger, Priest's Hostel, Fall River.

Msistant at St. Mathieu'3 Lt. Comdr. Benoit R. Galland, USN. .

Church, Fall River.

Rev. William J. McMahon, as­ Rev. Gerard A. Boisvert, .35sistant at St. Anthony of ~dua Church, New Bedford!.

Rev. Stephen J. Downey,

The Appeal wilt be a fitting tribute to Bishop James L. Connolly, starting his 15th year aa Ordinary of the Diocese.

"May I thank the solicitors ~or all they have done to date and ask that the ·remaining contacts be made as quickly· as possible. With the continued effort of all' workers' and the support of everyone in southeastern Massachu­ setss, regardless of creed, the 1965 Catholic Charities Appeal cannot but succeed...·

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sistant at St. Kilian's. New Bed­ fiord, and Director of Cathedral Camp. .

currently serves as assistant at St. Paul's parish in Taunton, has been named administrator at st.

Augustine's Church in Vineyard Haven.

Rev. Robert L. Stanton, now assistant at Immaculate Concep­ tion parish in Fall River, will succeed Msgr. Tansey as rector at St. Mary's Cathedral in Fall River.

Three curates have been given new assignments by the Most Reverend Bishop. The transfers are: Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill, now at St. Augustine's Church, Vine­ yard Haven, will become assist­ ant at St. Paul's Church in Taun­ tOR<.

Senator Pell Urges Study Of Ties With Holy See

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FATHER STANTON

WASHINGTON (NC)-U. S. Senator Claiborne Pen

.t. Rhode Island has urged in a Senate speech that the

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Legion of Mary Rally 'S'unday

Michigan Bishop Fears Cursillo

Move Dangers SAGINAW (NC)-A Mich­ igan Bishop has warned that th.e Cursillo movement can develop ·a fanatic fringe and encourage anticlericalism.

Saginaw's Bishop Stephen 5.

Woznicki issued the warnirig to gl'aduates of the movement's "Short Courses in Christianity" tl11. St. Stephen's High School.

He recalled that two years aga 'J'f!'.en. the movement was ::J:~:"ched in Bay City, Mich., ": :;r:'"::sed you very much." He Turn to Page Three

Newman Apostolate School Open to College. Students The Diocesan" Directors of the New England Province of the Newman Apostolate are sponsoring a Newman School of Catholic Thought on the Holy Cross campus during the week of Monday, JU1;le 14, to provide Catholics 'who attend secular colleges and Catholics " The afternoon seminars win who attend Catholic colleges deal with topics such as Respon-o with a week of, active partici­ Turn to Page Three pation in total Catholic

'{)hnson administration establish diplomatic ties with the f[oly See. The legislator proposed' reestablishment of .the "personal representative of he sai4. the President;" a post heM. self-destruction," PeU said he is not from 1939 to 1951 by Myron of the sensitivities of"unmindful my fellow Taylor for President Frank­ Protestants," adding: "I "am not

lin·D. Roosevelt and Harry S. truman. " ; Pell said there should be Ii

doser relationship with the Vat":'

kan . because Pope Paul VI's

~oals of world peace and fur":'

thering of ecumenical "relation-:­

5bips "coincide 100 per cent with our own American national in­

terests."

"The initiative of Pope John .-hich Pope Paul continues, puts the Vatican in the vanguard off peace. Pope Paul's historic tour<; of the Holy Land and India pro­ vided a drastic demonstration Of the profound influence foil." peace which his papacy holds," PeU said.

"In this age of possible totaR Qnd instant annihilation, the United States government sure".:l sihould bc in daily, official l:O~".­ tad with the Catholic Ch1.m:i'·:j ca~paign to literally save ~.::.~~ JI:OJrlli from its own phys~;,;~

MONSIGNOR TANSEY

FATHER O'DONNELL

Anniversary A Pontifical Anniversary Re­ quiem Mass will be offered in St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River, on :Monday morning, May 17, at :'0, for the repose of the soul of the late Most Rev. James E. Cas­ sidy, third Bishop of the Diocese, who died May 17, 1951-

living.

Each 'day will be. centered around the Liturgy and wiu include a noon-day Mass, three New Bedforn Curia of the classes in theology, a seminar Legion of Mary will sponsor a on ctlol"tent problems and eve'­ May Rally at 2:30 Sunday after­ ning discussion groups.

The faculty and their classes noon at Sargent Field, New Bed­ ford. A Junior Legionary will are as follows: Father John McCall, 5.J., crown the Blessed Mother during Professor of Psychology at the the rally and R~. Joseph P. De­ Weston Theologate; will lecture laney, spiritual director of the on "The Psychology of Love".

Taunton Curia, will speak.

Active Legionaries will par­ Father Simon Smith, S.J.,

Professor of New Testament at tiCIpate in a living rosary and tl'e Weston Theologate, "Un­ .services will conclude with Bell­ derstanding the Bible in Light eciiction.

Sodalists from Holy Family of Modern Exegesis".

Father James O'Donohoe, J.C. High School, New Bedford, mem­ D., Professor of Theology at bers of Bishop Stang High Schoo::' St. John's Seminary, "The New band, North Dartmouth, er.d singers from Sacred Hearts Aca­ lVlorality".

Each class will be followed by <;lemy, Fairhaven, will also take a question and answer period.. part in the program.

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Parish Totals

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs May 13, 1965

FALL RIVER

St. Mary $3,138.00 526.00 Blessed Sacrament Espirito Santo 1,130.00 Holy Cross 921.00 Holy Name 1,666.67 Notre Dame 505.00· Our Lady of Angels 6,104.89 Our Lady of Health 1,907.50 Holy Rosary 1,506.00 Immaculate Conception 2,245.00 .

Sacred Heart 5,171.50 St. Anne 1,355.75 St. Anthony of Desert . 520.00 St. Anthony of Padua 153.00 St. Elizabeth 105.00 St. John the Baptist 575.00 St. Joseph 4,350.50 St. Louis 2,821.00 2,060.25 St. Matthew St. Michael 2,840.50 St. Patrick 3,495.00 SS. Peter & Paul 1,100.00 St. Roch 2CO.OO St. William 175.00 Santo Christo 574.00

Diocese of Fa II River

OFFICIAL CLERGY ASSIGNMENTS Rt. Rev. Msgr. Arthur W. Tansey, St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River, Rector, to Immaculate Conception, Fall River, 81 pastor.

Rev. Joseph F. O'Donnell, assistant at St. Paul's Church, Taunton, to St. Augustine's Church, Vineyard Haven, as administrator.

Rev. Robert L. Stanton, assistant at Immaculate Concep­ tion Church, Fall River, to St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River, Ill! rectolI'.

Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill, from St. Augustine's, Vineyard Baven, 10 St. Paul's Church, Taunton, as assistant.

Rev. Martin L. Buote, assistant at St. Joseph's Church, No. Dighton, to St. Mary's Church, Mansfield, as assistant.

Rev. Joao C. Martins, assistant at St. Anthony of Padua Church, Fall River, to St. Anthony's Church, East Falmouth, as assistant.

Assignments eHec.tive Thursday, May 20, 1965.

AssIpunents of Newl)" Ordained

Rev. George Almeida to St. Michael's Church, Fan River,

as assistant.

Rev. Joseph M. Ferreira to St. Anthony of Padua Church, Fall River, as assistant.

Rev. Terrence F. Keenan to St. Joseph's Church, No. Dighton, as assistant.

Rev. Kenneth A; Michael to st. Anthony of the Desert Church, Fall River, as assistant.

Rev. Ralph D. Tetrault to Immaculate Conception. Church, Fall River, as assistant.

Assignments for the newly ordained is effective Friday, May 14, 1965. .

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Necrology MAY 16

Rev. William McDonald, S.S., 1941, St. Patrick, Falmouth.

Rt. Rev. J. Joseph Sullivan, P.R., 1960, Pastor, Sacred Heart, Fall River.

MAY 1'7

Most Rev. James E. Cassidy, D.D., 1951, 3rd Bishop of Fall River, 1934-51.

MAY 19

Rev. Ambrose Lamarre, C.P., 1940. Dominican Priory, Fall Rev. Thomas Trainor, 1941, Pastor, St. Louis. Fall River.

MAY 20

Rev. Antonio L. da Silvia, 1952, Pastor, OUr Lady of Health, Fall River.

FORTY HOURS

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May 18-St. Casimir, New Bedford.

Villa Fatima, Taunton.

May 23--St. Matthew, Fall River.

St. K::lian, New Bedford.

May 27-Mount St. Mary's Mary's Convent, Fall River.

Conv<!nt of the Holy Unf.on of the Sacred Hearts, Fall River.

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Pope Paul Cites Catholic Action Duty in World VATICAN CITY (NC)­ Pope Paul VI has reiterated the challenge to laymen of Catholic Action to "carry

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"Y'our calling is to work on the MONDAY-St. Paschal Baylon, Confessor. m Class. White. mentality of your environment, Mass Proper; Gloria; no Creed; to influence its ways of living and acting in such a way that Preface of Easter. not only individuals but society TUESDAY-St. Venantius, Mar­ tyr. III Class. Red. Mass as a whole becomes what it Proper; Gloria; no Creed; ought to be, according to the principles of the social order and Preface of Easter.

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WEDNESDAY-St. Pete\' Celes­ tine, Pope and Confessor. m The Pope the same day re­ Class. White. Mass Proper; ceived participants in an inter­ Gloria; 2nd CoIl. St. Pruden­ national meeting of chemical in­ tiana, Virgin; no Creed; Pref­ dustry managers, urging them to ace of Easter. study the social encyclicals of THURSDAY-St. Bernardine of the popes from Leo XIII to John Siena, .Confessor. III Class. XXIII for guidance in labor­ White. Mass Proper; Gloria;' management problems. no Creed; Preface of Easter.

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Receives British Prime Minister VATICAN CITY (NC)-Pope Paul VI talked privately for 40 minutes with Britis}> Prime Min­ ister Harold Wilson, and then renewed his plea that nations spend their money for· mutual assiStance rather than arma­ ments.

Msgr. Paul Marclnkus, a Chi­ cago priest attached to the Papal Secretariat of State, acted as an interpreter during the audience.

After visiting privately with Wilson, Pope Paul delivered a talk of welcome to the Wilsons and members of big party who had been admitted to the· Pope'. private library.

"We are very happy," I18id the Pope in part, "to welcome. you into our home because your visit provides us with the pre­ cious occasion of sending heart­ felt greetings to the noble nation of Great Britain through ita prime minister. We assure you we follow the developments in your country with great interest, and we know that for years Great Britain has given an ex­ ample of representative and democratic govemm.ent."

NEW BEDFORD Boly Name 5,430."

Assumption 178.00 Holy Rosary 457.00 Immaculate Conception 175.00 Sacred Heart 2,066.10 St. Anthony of Padua 680.00 St. Boniface 281.00 St. Francis of Assisi 400.0C) St. James 8,651.sq St. John th~ Bap.tl8t 685.00 .

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FATHER BELANGER Father Belanger has served at St. Joseph, New Bedford, St. Michael, Ocean Grove, was as­ signed to St. Jean-Baptiste, Fall River for sixteen years, and St. Mathieu, Fall River since August of 1964. He is Chaplain· at St. Vincent de Paul Health Camp and Director of the Sodality at Dominican Academy.

Chief to Assign More Chaplains To Vietnam BOSTON (NC)-The chief of Army chaplains said, here that additional Catholic, Jewish and Protestant chap­ lains will be sent to Vietnam in the near future to minister to the spiritual needs of American fighting men.

Maj. Gen. Charles E. Brown, ehief of Army chaplains, said the ratio of new chaplains will depend upon how many more American troops are sent to that eountry.

Gen. Brown told the 40th an­ ftUal National Military Chaplains Association convention that the traditional ratio of chaplains is ene for every 850 men. He added: "Our clergymen are well pre­ pared and well oriented and American parents can feel as:' sured that their sons will be well cared for."

Gen. Brown said terror tactics employed by the Vietnam com­ munists do not hamper the role of chaplains in the field. He said: "Guerilla warfare is nothing new in the annals of American his­ tory."

Separation Issue' The chaplains organization was told that it may be next in line of fire in the Church-State SE'paration issue, Arthur O. Sutherland, Harvard University law school professor, told. the eonvention it is also possible that an attempt might be made to discontinue prayers in Con­ gress and stop chaplains from saying prayers at U. S. military academies.

He predicted that the U. S. Supreme Court will rule there never was any intention by the nation's founding fathers to mit­ igate against the military chap­ laincy.

Sutherland; an authority on 86nstitutional law, said that President James Madison es­ poused the establishment of mil­ itary chaplaincy in 1792 and was the author of the first amend­ lnent to the Constitution.

First Fridians Fall River First Frida'y Club bas named Paul A. Dumais pres­ ident. With him will serve John J. Morgan, Jr., vice-president; Dennis C. Hurley, treasurer; Thomas C. Cahill, secretary. The group, which meets each First Friday to attend Mass and a € - ommunion supper, will hold ~ts final meeting of the season Fri­ day, J.une 25, feast of the Sacfed

Heart.

FATHER BOISVERT Father Boisvert has served at Blessed Sacrament, Fall River, Notre'Dame, Fall River and St. Anthony of Padua, New Bed­ ford, Mass. He is a Pro-Synodal J"udge of the Diocesan Tribunal.

Vincentian Men To Study Youth

FATHER McMAHON

FATHER GALLAND

FATHER DOWNEY

Father McMahon has served as assistant at St. Kilian's since Ordination and has been director of Cathedral Camp at East Free­ town for the past 16 years. In 1963 Father McMahon was President of the National Cath­ olic Camping Association and again this year was re-elected to this post. He served as assist­ ant in Charge of Special Affairs to Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph E. Schieder, director of youth for the National Catholic Welfare Conference.

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Father Galland has served at Notre Dame, Fall River and St. Hyacinth, New Bedford and has served in the U. S. Navy since 1944. At the end of World War II he returned to the Diocese and served at St. Hyacinth for five years, thereafter returning to active duty. He is presently stationed in Spokane, Washing­ ton.

Father Downey has served in Immaculate Conception, Fall River, St. Patrick's, Falmouth, St. Vincent':. Home, St. Patrick, Somerset, St. James, New Bed­ ford and St. Thomas More, Som­ erset.

Hospital SisteJ's Ready for Rome

Cursillo Dangers

Mother Pierre Marie, superior of st. Anne's Hospital, Fall Riv­ er, and Vice-Provincial of the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation, will leave Fall River Sunday, to attend a gen­ eral chapter of the congregation in Rome.

She will be accompanied by Sister Ascension of St. Anne's Hospital staff, who was elected a delegate to the chapter by vote of community members in Nor~h America. The religjous will fly from Boston to Rome and attend cha,pter sessions May 21 through 26. Among business to come be­ fore the gathering will be elec­ thm of a superior general for the international congregation.

Mother Pierre Marie and Sis­ ter Ascension will proceed from Rome to the congregation's mother-house in Tours, France, where they will make a retreat.

sible Parenthood, The City, Freedom and Authority in the Church. During the evenings the participating students will be divided into small groups to discuss the classes 'and seminars of that day.

The highlight of each day will be the moontime Mass, comple.te with hymns and offer­ tory procession. The opening Mass will be celebrated' by the Most Reverend Bernard .1.

Flanagan, Bishop of Worcester, under whose sponsorship the School is being held.

Students interested in par­ ticipating in this New IiJ. a n School should write soon to the Rev. James T. Healy, Catholic Chaplain' at Yale Uni­ versity, 268 Park Street New Haven, Conn.

Myles Daly, President of the Attleboro Particular Council of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul has announced the forma­ tion of a Youth Committee. He named as co-chairmen - of the Council Committee Arthur Archambault, St. Joseph Con­ Continued from Page One ference, Attleboro; and Martin continued: "I said that I consid­ McCann, St. Theresa Conference, ered the Cursillo movement a South' Attleboro. work of the Holy Spidt and a The purpose of this Committee most promising means of bring­ is to study possibilities and de­ ing back religion to South Amer­ cide on methods of admitting ica. Tonight, I cannot speak to young men as members of the you in that vein. Things have Society and making the Vin­ not been working out according centian spirit known to youth to expectations." movements and organizations.

Bishop Woznicki said: "It ap­ It further aims at making easier pears that Cursillos are produc­ the transition between Youth ing a twofold result: a good one and Adult Conferences.

-the intensification of religious The Youth Committee Co­ practices in many of our Cath­ Chairmen will help each Con­ olics, who ,then become a great ference formulate its policy asset to the Church; and a bad governing the youth in its juris­ one - ' they produce veritable diction and serve as coordinators fanatics to develop a chaotic of the program on the Particular condition of conscience and try Council basis. They will also to work to the detriment of the represent the Council on the . Church."

National Committee.

Bishop Woznicki then ob­ served "these fanatics come dan­ gerously close to heresy and schism while thinking they are doing a great service for the Church."

Bishop Woznicki said he had Rev. James A. Clark, assistant no criticism of the Cursillo to the director of the Latin movement as such. He detailed: America Bureau of the NCWC, "In itself I feel that it is won­ Washington, was celebrant of a .derful and can do much good. It Solemn High Mass of Requiem must, however, be presented in for the repose of the soul of his the right light in order not to late father, James J. Clark of produce these bad side effects."

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The Mass was offered Satur­ day morning at 10 o'clock in the MONTREAL (NC) - It's no Holy Name Church, New Bed­ wonder students at St.. Jean ford. Assisting Father Clark was Vianney College here sometimes Rev. Henry T. Munroe, deacon, believe they're seeing double. 'and Rev. Lucio B. Phillipino, Fathers Armand Girard and Guy subdeacon.

Girard, both 28, are on, the Mr. CJark was the husband 0(' teaching staff: They're twins.

Mrs. El~zabeth Cheetham Clark and the father of four daughters DRY CLEANNG in addition to his priest son. and, They are:' Mrs. Eleanor Des­ mond, Mrs.' Dorothy Matth'e~s; FUR STORAGE and Mrs. Francis McHenry, aU' of Fall River, and Mrs. Evelyn Babbitt of Eastham. .

Interment was in St. Mary's Cemetery, New Bedford.

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He succeeds Brother Thomas More, C.F.X., who was recently elected s~perior general at the -,18th - general chapter of the congregation of Brotlier~

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Dighton, . to' assistant at St. Father Stanton Mary's parish in Mansfield.

Father Stanton, who moves Rev. Joao C. Martins~ assistant :ll'rom the Immaculate Conception at St. Anthony of Padua Church, to Cathedral rector, was bon: in Fall River, to St. Anthony's Church, East Falmouth,-as assist­ ,Taunton on Sept. 10, 1917, the son of Dorothy (Lynch) Stanton ant. gnd the late Daniel A. Stanton.

Bishop Connolly announced After graduating from Immac­ the follcwing assignments of ulate ConceptioL grammar five newly ordained priests: school in Taunton, Father Stan­ Rev. George Almeida to st. ton gained his secondary educa­ Michael's, Fall River, as assist­ tion at Taunton High School. He ant.

Rev. Joseph M. Ferreira to St. then attended Boston College for three years. He attended St. Anthony of Padua, Fall River, Bernard's Seminary in Rochester as assistant. and' completed his studies at St. Rev. Terrence F. Keenan to Mary's Seminary in Baltimore.

St. Joseph's, North Dighton, as The new Cathedral rector, who assistant. served. eight years at St. Mary's Rev. Kenneth A. Michael, to Church in North Attleboro, has St. Anthony of the Desert, Fall been assigned. to the Immaculate River, as assistant.

Conception parish in Fall River Rev. Ralph D. Tetrault to Im­ maculate Conception, Fall River, fo:: the past 10 years.

Fath'r Stanton, whO' sen;ed

as assistant. fe;:- three years as a Naval chap­ l\lsgr. Tansey lain during the Korean \Va-, Msgr. Tansey, son of the l~te , holds the rank of Commander in James and Margaret (Ormsby) the Chaplains' Corps of the U. S. Tansey, was born in Fall River Naval Reserves. He was an on Oct. 12, 1906. He attended the honor man at the Navy Chsp­ fJublic grammar schools and was lains' School. graduated from B. M. C. Durfee Moderator of the Fall Rin?r High School in Fall River.

Catholic Nurses, Father Stanton The new Immaculate Concep­ also serves as an instructor at tion pastor, after attending st.

St. Anne's School of Nursing in Charles College in Catonsville, Fall River and as a professor at Md., and St. Bernard's Seminary St. Anne's Novitiate in Dighton. in Rochester, was ordained to Father O'Neill the priesthood by the late Most Father O'Neill, son of the late Rev. James E.' Cassidy, third Patrick and Sarah J. (Coogan) Bishop of Fall River, in st.

Mary's Cathedral on June 10, O'Neill, was born in Fall River on March 18, 1926. He is a 1933.

The present Cathedral rector brother of Rev. Patrick J, has served in all parts of the O'Neill, diocesan superintendent diocese. His first assignment of schools..

The new assistant at St. Paul's was at St. Joseph's Church in Woods Hole. And then he served in Taunton was graduated from the Sacred. Heart grammar in Provincetown, Taunton, Attle­ school in Fall River and Mon­ boro, North Dighton, Oak Bluffs, signor James Coyle High New Bedford and Fall River.

School in Taunton. He studied The Fall River native was for the priesthood at St. Charles honored by Pope Paul VI on Seminary in Catonsville, Md. Jan. 30, 1964 when he was ele­ vated to the rank of Domestic and St. Mary's Seminary in Baltimo:-e.

Prelate. l\1sgr. Tansey, who Fathe::- O'Neill was ordained served as chaplain at the Taun­ ton State Hospital from 1934 to to the priesthood on June 3, 1950 in St. Mary's Cathedral by 1941, is the, present Director of Social Action in the diocese a.."ld Bishop Connolly. During his 14 years as a priest, Father O'Neill dean of the Fall River area. served first at Buzzard's Bay and Father O'Donnell then successively in Oak Bluffs, Attleboro, Taunton and Vine­ Father O'Donnell, the new ad­ yard Haven. ministrator at St. Augustine's Father Martins parish in Vineyard Haven, is the Father Martins was born in son of Joseph F. and Margaret (Marron) O'Donnell. He was the Azores, on Aug. 17, 1931, the son of Joao and Rita Ferreira born in Attleboro on May 24, Martins. He attended school in 1913.

After graduation from Attle­ the Azores and finished his boro High School, Fr. O'Donnell preparation for the priesthood in philosophy and theology at the then attended an~ graduated.

Seminary of Angra in Terceira, from Harvard College with a Azores.

Bachelor of Arts Degree in 1935.

The new East Falmouth assist­ After completing his theological ant was ordained on April Ie, education at St. Bernard's Sem­ 1955 in the Azores by Most Re~·. inary in Rochester, he was or­ :\Ianuel A. Carvalho. He was dained to the p!"iesthood on June assigned to St Anthony of 7, 1941 in St. Mary's Cathedral Padua parish in Fall River in by the late Bishop Cassidy.

December 1955.

DUFin~ his 24 ~'ears in the

Father Buote i

Father Buote was born i~ Fan

River on April 4, 1933, the son ef John A. and Margaret Jane (Martin) Buote. He atte::ded grammar and high school in Somerset following which he at­ tended Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of st.

Philip Neri, Cardinal O'Connen minor seminary and St. John's Seminary in Brighton.

Father Buote, who has served in Taunton, North Easton and Fall River before he went to bis present place in North Dighton, was ordained to the priesthood

by Bishop Connolly in St. Mary's Clithedral on January 30, wt/c.

The Parish Parade SS. PETER Al'.'D PAUL FALL RIVER A banquet Wednesday M:::y ]9 will feature installation of new officers of the 'Wom€ f l's Club, including Mrs. JameP. Walmsley, re-elected presiden~ Miss Mary Tyrrell, vice-presi­ dent; Mrs. Rocco Posti gli one, secretary; Mrs. William Sun­ derland Jr., treasurer; Mrs. John Pacheco, correspondir.g secretary. .

A Maybasket whist is sched­ uled for Monday, May 24 aP.d a rummage sale for today ;;'00 temerrow.

The Women's Club will hold its installation banquet a1; € : 30 Wednesday night, May 19 at the Coachman restaurant, Tiverton, Mrs. John Pacheco, chairman, w1l1 be aided by Mrs. William O'Neil, co-chairman. Reserva­ tions should be made with them by tomorrow.

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA, FALL RIVER Council of Catholic Women­ members will participate h: a May procession at church to­ night. They will hold a regulali' meeting Tuesday, May 18, feat­ uring a style show of old-fash­ iemed wedding gowns.

ST. JOSEPH, FALL RIVER First Communion, May pro­ cession and Crowning of Our Lady will be held Sunda)'.

The Women's Guild will held elections at 8 tonight.

Tickets for a testimonial honoring Rev. George E. Sulli­ van's 40 years in the priesthood will be available at the rectory and after all Masses Sunday.

ST. GEORGE, WESTPORT The Women's Guild plans a fashion show at 7:30 Monday night, May 24 at Venus de Milo restaurant. Models will hold a

meeting at 7 Tuesday night, May

18, and the guild's next regu'iar

rr.eeting is set for Monday, :May

n.

Mr, & Mrs. Charles McGcwan $100 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Verni nTr. & Mrs. Frank Sylvia E~gene Phelan $75 Louis Dupre $50 John Delaney Joseph Collins $35 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Perry $30 William Keane $25 !,I::. & Mrs. Llewellyn Ro'iJerts I\'r:-. & Mrs. John Tarvis .=-ames Downey ;,Ir. & Mrs. William Corey Paul Glennon Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Linhares I,I:.-. & Mrs. Frank Wacaser I\Ir. & Mrs. Mark Mcintyre lUI'. & Mrs. Norman Kelley

$20 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Perrault, Lawrence O'Connor, Mr. & J'J:rs.

Josep~ Farley

$15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Bertrand, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Leary, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Smith, lVIrs. Lois Don:::linger, Mr. & Mrs. WitHam Wilbur Mrs. Elizabeth Markey, Mr. & Mrs. Charles l\Ionahan, Mr. & Mrs. Real Breton, 1\lr. & Mrs. Richard Smith, Mr. & Mrs. McDErmott Mr.' & Mrs. Thomas Renahan.

Mr. & Mrs. Miguel Brito, :\11'. & MJrS. Joseph Sylvia, Mr. & :'.!J's.

Jo-se;:r. Murphy, Mrs. ;'\IarHyn Lee r,:r;:-. & Mrs. Ed:ward Lc\vis, :\k. & Mrs. Paul K!::ane, Mrs. WU­ iiam Rral'tin, ;1.i:r. & Mrs. Howard iC}:~=:wick, r"ll.". & Mrs. Edw~rd :i. T,CcCarthy, .1"r., :.vIl.". & f.1ra.

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INDIA: MASS IN THE RAIN

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It. George's Is l!I new parish in Koodalappact, southern India. It Is growing. Its people are IN zealous. They walk from before daybreak in the RAINY pouring rair. in the monsoon seasons to come SOUTH INDIA to Sunday Mass. The crowds are so great now" A PARISH they overflow from the meagre space within.

DEVELOPS. The church must be expanded.... A cathechism IT center built. Yet this is a success story we sel· LOOKS dom have a chance to write about•••• In 1958 TO US the first Mass was said in this poor village..•• FOR HELP, In 1959 'a modest church was erected..•• In 1963 the parish of St. George was established. ., , In 1964 Father Joseph Pudichery was named pastor. Since his appointment as pastor by the Most Reverend Joseph Parecattil, Archbishop of Ernakulam. Fathe7' Joseph has begun other RELIGIOUS religious senril!:es and regular cathechism in­ fERVOR struction in addition to daily Mass. He writes Of'POOR that it is lief}' consoling to see the religious PARISHIONERS fervor of the poe' parishioners in attending CONSOLING sacred servicES in any wet weather or in the TO very early hours of the morning, even before' FATHER daybreak, with its unbearable heat. He tells of JOSEPH the need to provide some shelter for them at least within the wells of the church, especially during the rainy season. He must add two wings to the present smal! church. There is a need also 'for a parish center which can be utiftzed for catechism instructions for the 600 children of St. George's. At present these classes are held in tM shade 01 !Tees and walls.

Father Josep~ needs $4900 for the addition of the two wiARS tEl the church. $2300 will build a large half for 12 classes-of 50 each. The peo­ ple are an pool' daily working laborers, depend­ ent for their livelihood on home weaving of bamboo mats. the proceeds of which are hardly adequate for their food and other necessities.

Father Joseph and the parishioners of Sf. ~rge's look to y«I for help.

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At this time of the year many of her littlest IS children are !eel to the altars around the world MARY'S to receive thei:'" FirstHoly Communion. Among MONTH. them are thousands of refugee children. You can brighter. this dey for a child who might lItherwise receive Christ in a worn out hand· me·down. $10 will provide a complete First Communion outfit.

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VISITING BISHOP: Most Rev. Frederick Hall of the Mill Hin Fathers, l'etired Bishop of the Diocese of Kisumu, Kenya, East Africa, is in the Diocese to aid in confirmations. Left, he chats with Mrs. Emma Brabner aRd Joseph Parks, guests at the Catholic Memorial Home, FaU River. Both

Fa II River Pupils In Bo'ston Ra Ily Elementary school students from the Fall River Diocese wi1l be among 3500 pupils from aver "60 New England schools parti­ cipating in a Eucharistic CrJ­ sade Rally Saturday at Roberta Center, Boston College.

The program will include Mass and talks by Very Rev. Michael P. Walsh, S.J., presi­ dent of Boston College; Msgr.

Albert W. Low, Boston Arct"l­ diocesan Superintendent of : Schools; and Rev. Thomas Diehl, S.J., national director 3f the Eucharistic Crusade.

The crusade is affiliated with the . tionally-known Apostle­ ship of Prayer and has as mem­ bers sixth, seventh and eight!l t:rade children, who "promise to work to save souls for the Sacred Heart by the power ()f their prayers and good eKample and by engaging in apostolic activity."

During Saturday's program lunior Crusaders win .!Je re­ eeived as seniors and all will renew an act of Consecration to CIte Sacred Heart. The rosary will be recited and aceompany­ jog tableaux presented.

Retu rn to Congo YATICAN CITY .(NC)-Vati­ nn Radio has annoWlee4 that Assumptionist missionarie.» fr@lR ·Belgium and France are prepar­ mg to· return in the near future • the missiGllS in the diocese rH Beai in the Congo, wblcil t-lieT 1eIt last September wben t.tae wea was occupied by Coog91eae llebels.

are from his native Lancashire, England. Right, he enCOJlrages Mrs. Ethel Sullivan and. Benjamin Ridge, also Memorial Home guests, as they make rosaries for missionaries. He will be in the Diocese until next Thursday.

Retired Bishop of Kisumu, Visiting Diocese, Summer Courses

Listed at CoUege Expresses Thanks for Aid to Missions "I am on a roving commillsion of good will for the MiU HH1 Fathers and .the mission­ ary cause." Thus Bishop Frederick Hall of the Mill Hill Fathers, retired Bishop of Kisumu Diocese, East Africa, describes his assignment in the United States. He is in the Fan River Diocese until Thursday, May 20, aiding in administering the Sacrament of Con­ Bishop Hall emphasized that firmation. He will then Te­ from Holland to form the first turn to his community's East African foundation of their his work with his people would Order and soon afterwards in­ have been impossible without house in Albany, New York, vited an enclosed Carmelite com­ aid he received on two previous his headquarters- as he tr-,l.V­ munity from Spain to his Dio­ trips to the United States, one els about the United States. In cese. Both communities flour­ the Fall he will journey to Rome ished and now have African for the reopening of the Ecu.­ postulants and novices, thus enmenical Council.

SLring their indigenous growth.

Bishop Hall, born in Lanca­ Xaverians from Boston and shire, ·England, was assigned to Dutch teaching Brothers BOOR . missionary duty in Kenya in fonowed the contemplatices amI. 1929. He served in Africa until Medical Mission Sisters from 1936, when he was recalled to Philadelphia also came to the London to become spiritual di­ Kisumu Diocese. rector of boys at the Mill HHl Hall Additionally, Bishop school in the city. Later t rans­ founded three Diocesan com­ ferred to Holland as a novice master, he was taken prisoner. munities of A.frican Sisters for by the Germans during Worlci teaching and nursing work.

'War II a"~ was interned in Pol­ His works of mercy include and for five years. two schools for deaf children, a "It was a nard life, little to special school, harboring 100 eat, plenty of work," he recalls. children crippled by .infantile For the first year of his impris­ paralysis, and also institut-iens onment he was not allowed to f.o r the blind. say Mass. At war's end he w.as A minor seminary with an en­ released and returned to Hol­ l!{lllrr"nt of 250 boys is staffed land, where he remained until by:Mill Hill Fathers. his ooasecration as a Bishop i.a Three Divisions 1946.

In his 16 years as Bishop, the Xany Works of Mere,. pl"elate divided his Diocese three Going as Ordinary to Kenya, ti~s, he noted. Mill Hill mis­ where he had worked as a young sionaries are in charge of two 9f pr-iest, the Bishop first provided the Rewly-formed areas and a the fruits of prayer for his peo-native Afrisan. ·Bishop Otungli, pIe, He brought Trappist Moob ia Ordinary of tl~e third.

four years ago, the other 12. "I visited 92 Dioceses four years &go,"' he recounted. "I met with. the greatest cooperation and generosity and I wish to thank the American people."

On both previous visits to the United States, he was in the Fan River Diocese, he said, speaking at churches under auspices of the Missionary Cooperation plan, ad""'";stered by Msgr. Raymond T. Considine, Diocesan Director of the Society for the Propaga­ tion of the Faith.

The prelate also expressed his gratitude to Msgr. Considine and Diecesan Catholics for many chalices and ciboria sent him. "I received aU I ever needed," he said, "and was even able to help other Bishops."

He commented on his enjoy­ meAt of his current stay in the Diocese. "I have been so kindly received by the clergy," he said.

After the final Ecumenical COl:lncil session, Bishop Hall wiU return tG the United States lie CQRtinue his roving ambassador­ ship, lecturing and preachinc in aM parts of the country.

The Summer session of the C,)Hege of the Sacred Hearts, Fall River, wIn open Monday, June 28, continuing through Fri­ day, Aug. 6.

Courses will include Plant Bi­ ology, taught bv Sister Rose An­ gela. S.U.S.C.; E:ducational Psy­ chology, Sister Ann Joachim, S. U.S.C.; Tests and Measurements, Sister Mary Richard, S.U.S.C.; American Literature, Sis t e r Mary Hortense, S.U.S.C.; Modern Short Story, SistE!r Helen Lucy, S.U.s.C.; Advanced French. Sis­ ter Albina Marie. S.U.S.C.: His­ tory of Western Europe, Thomas S mit h son; American Forei'!n Policy. Sister Therese Ann, S.U. S.C.: Introdud:on to Modern Mathematics f (l r Elementary School Teachers, Sister James Miriam, S.U.S.C. .

Also Log·ic and Philosophical P5'YcholQ~Y. b<.th taught by Sis­ ter Celine .Rit~, S.U.s.C.; and S-::ripture: St. Luke. Sister Ger­ truck Margaret, S.U.S.C. All ('ollrses offer three credits, with :he exception of Plant BiolalD', calTying four credits.

Further information is avail­ able from Sister Mary Aloysia, S.U.S.C., Dean, 520 Rock Street.

Fall River.

Stigmatic III SAN GIOV ANN! (NC)-The famol:ls 78 year old Capuchia stigmatic, Padre Pio Forgione of Pielralcina, has been forced by illness to retire to his cell at the monastery of QUI' Lady til.

Grace.» here in Italy.

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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 13,1965

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Matter-of-Fact , One of the remarkable by-products of the current Catholic Charities Appeal is the matter-of-fact way ~n which 80 many persons and organizations are contributing to it.

This - it is to be hoped - does not rise from habit of routine.

It is, rather, the realization that charity is everybody's business, that those in need do have a legitimate claim on the goods of another. .

A person can validly claim that this or tha:t is "his."

It may be his by work or inheritance or chance or some other form of acquisition. No one disputes that. It is "his" and belongs to no other.

But in its use he i-s reminded that charity does have a claim. If as St. James said in the Epistle of Sunday's Mass, "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above," then ultimately all good things come from God and belong primarily to Him and His Will must be considered in the use and disposition of them. .

And His Will is One that considers not only the grass of fields and the sparrows of the air but the souls and bodies of His children.

God could take care Of them without any help from His creatures.

But the dictates of charity are an opportunity for His children to help their brothers in need. The demands of charity are more for the sake of those who give than for the sake of those who receive.

It is good to see so many taking for granted th~t this, of course, is the way it should be, so many who give to eharity as "a matter of fact."

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When the late Cardinal O'Hara of Philadelphia was made as a member of the Congregation' of Holy Cross, President of the University of Notre Dame, one of his first actions was to preside at a faculty meeting. And in his opening remarks he reminded those assembled: "You get your reward out of your, clever students, you earn your salary' on your medium students, and, you save your souls on your stupid students:'" And perhaps many a school teacher at this stage of the year is echoing the Cardirtal's sentiments.

The year-end rush 'is'on, with pupils straining at the bit to enter the vacation" Period while teachers are trying to tie up all the last-minute efforts of the' year. And the dedication that goes into these final weeks from teachers, religious and lay, in schools, parochial and public, is worthy' of notice and praise.

Catholics are citizens of the community as well as being members ,of the Family of God. They are interested in the public school system that they underwrite. They rejoice in the dedication of the teachers in the one as well as that of the teachers in the other.

And they are happy to see the great number of teachers in the public schools who-no less than their counterparts in the parochial system-look on their work as a vocation and their performance of it as a matter of pride and conscience.

Rededication

All over the Diocese and the world, youngsters are receiving Holy Communion for the first time. Perhaps to some it is a simple but solemn ceremony, an occasion for tears of joy and expressions of sentiment. Yes, sentiment does come to the fore, but a rededication of life should be the foremost thought a't this time.

Let older folks 'look 'into their own lives and see what' kind of, paths they hav.e walked since their own First Holy Communion Day. ' Have you worn a' path on your Chl!rch floor by walk­ ing to the altar railing 'as 'a fr.equent communicant?' Or has the Communion 'railing beeu,foreign territory to you' ' in your Parish Church?, ' The joy of First Communion Day ~an be repeated as o~ten as you receiye and your life can become a dedication' for living-loving Christ more. '

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OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

Published weekly by The Catholic Press of the Diocese of Fall River 410 Highland Avenue Fall River, Mass.

675-7151 PUBLISHER Most Rev. James L. Connolly, D.D., PhD., GENERAL MANAGER ASST. GENERAL MANAGER Rt. Rev. Daniel F. Shelloo, M.A. Rev. John P. Driscoll MANAGING EDITOR Hugh J. Golden

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At a recent meeting of the executive board in one of the parishes in our diocese, the Chairman of Fishers related

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Buckley Speech to Gotham Police Basically Unsound

By Msgr. George G. Higgins (Director, Social Action Dept., N.C.W.C.) On April 4 William F. Buckley, Jr., editor of National Review, delivered a Communion breakfast speech in New York City which has since become a subject of national controversy. In the April 12 release ()f The Yardstick, I severly criticized Mr. Buck­ I am sorr,y that I cannot go ley's audience - which was along with this opinion. In my made up of some 6,000 merrJ­ judgment, Mr. Buckley's speech bers of the New York Police was basically unsound. His de­ 0

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Department Holy Name Society -for allegedly having responded with wild en­ th,usiasm to those portions of ~r. Buck­

ley's address which' d e a It with the subject of police bru­ tality in Selma and with' the press coverage of the cold­ blooded murder of Mrs. Liuzzo ' of Detroit.

In the first place, I wish to ceived a dozen or' more letters from 'Ill parts of the United States accusing me of having libeled both Mr. Buckley and his audience. In fairness to all con­ cerned, therefC're, I should now like to try to set the record straight.

Offers Apologies ,T~ the first p lace, wish to apologize to the members of 'Mr.' Buckley's' audience for having r~ported inaccurately that they v)gorollsly applauded when he contrasted tile alleged "re7 ' straint'; of Sheriff CIHk's troop­ ers in Selm,a with the alleg~ci, "defiance" of, 'Martin Luther Ki~g's civil'rights demonstra-' tors.

The verbatim transcript of Mr. BucJdey's remarks-which faith­ fully records all audience re­ sponses - indicate!! that there was no ,applausp at this particu­ lar'point in the speech. I should also like to apologi,ze for having reported that the audience vig­ orously applauded Mr. Buckley's comments on the Liuzzo murder.

Again the transcript shows that I was mistaken in this regard.

Opinion Unchanged On the other hand, the tran­ script does record that Mr. Buck­ ley's audience laughed 'and ap­ plauded frequently enough to warrant the conclusion that they were very enthusiastic about his speech as a Whole. Their gen­ erally favorable response would seem to indicate tl1.at they share the opinion of their chaplain' who insists toot Mr. Buckley's speech was "basically sound."

fense 'of policemen in general­ though' much too rhetorical lor my own taste - was, on the .....hole, reasonably well taken.

On the other hand, his argu­ ment that the savage and care­ fully planned murder of Mrs. Liuzzo was a routine dog-bites­ man story that was deliberately overplayed by the press strikes me as being almost incredibly specious.

Ditto for his contention that Sheriff Clark's deputies­ granted, as he admits, that they were guilty of excesses-were provoked by Dr. King's demon-" strators "beyond the endurance that we tend to think of as human."

Guilty of Brutality I hope and pray that the mem­ bers of the New York Police Department do not agree with this analysis of the Selma tra­ gedy. In any event, Mr. Buckley must know that responsible fed­ eral authorities who have studied all the evidence--includ­ ing a number of first-hand re­ ports and a number of remark­ ably revealing photograph's ­ are convinced that Sheriff Clark and his deputies' acted irrespon­ sibly and' were guilty of what can only be described as police' brutality. , In view of the fact that many of these federal officials ,are themselves highly trained pro­ fessional law enforcement of-' ficers, they can hardly be writ­ ten off, with a rhetorical flour-' isl;l, as "men who rail unthink­ ingly against policemen, who side instinctively with the ac­ ~used, who care less for the rights of the peaceful than for the rights of those who break the peace . . . (and) tend to have a relationship with the ,revolutionaries, however at­ tenuated . . ."

With the hope of forestalling another round of letters accus­ ing me of libeling Mr. Buckley, let me hasten to add that I am not suggesting - and did not suuest nor even dream of sug­ gesting in my earlier colum,n­ that Mr. Buckley is a racial bigot.

to me an experience which one of bis Fishers had had that clearly portrayed the means which the Holy Spirit uses to guide people in His service and through His graces recall His fallen-away flock.

The purpose of the Fisher program of the CCD is primarily that of providing the contacts which keep the CCD program in a pareh flourishing. In order to have a good program it is necessary that parishioners, children as well as adults, be activated and be encouraged to participate in all phases of par­ ish life. The Fisher program then provides the oil that keeps the wheels turning.

Average Child It seems that the Fisher in this particular case was assigned the job of visiting a home where young Charlie hadn't been at­ tending the CCD classes of the School of Religion.

Little Charlie was an aver­ age child. He was healthy and wasn't any more mischievous than any othtlr child his age and therefore it was somewhat difficult to determine why Char­ lie bad missed the last few claSses of instruction.

Upon initially contacting the parents, ,they explained that their son was finding the ma­ terial in the textbook a little too advanced and therefore, not . only did he become discouraged

but they felt that they did not have the time to help him. The Fisher in this case felt that he might be able to be of assistance to these parents by probably' spending a few minutes with him each week in private tu­ toring.

Parents Listen The parents, not having a ver,y extensive religious education themselves, welcomed the op­ portunity and found the visits so interesting that they too sat . around the table to listen to the i'isher explain the weekly lesson to the child.

Naturally, the flow of con­ versation on the lesson concern­ ing Baptism was casual but sure.

However, it did bring out a few facts. Mother herself feared explaining the lesson of Baptism to her son because she couldn't bring herself to explain to him why he and his little brothers, and sisters hadn't been baptized.

It was pure negligence on their part but the problem was there and the thought of having to approach the parish priest after all these years seemed like' ali ' insurmountable, problem. .

Children Baptized Following the recognition of, this problem, the Fisher made several more tutoring visits and. each time gave the parent the needed confidence and courage to face the problem squarely.

Ultimately the offer to intercede for them with the pastor was made and surprisingly enough to the Fisher, the answer was

"We never thought you'd ever

ask!" Within days, the children

were all baptized with Mr. and

Mrs. "Fisher" being asked to be sponsors.

To be a Catholic is the most wonderful privilege God has given us. It means that we are joined to Christ and to each other in a very special way.

Christ not only loves us, but He so united us to Himself that what we do,' becomes His acts.

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A Friend A Friend' $100 A Friend Margaret Haley Mrs. Arthur Morawski Mr. & Mrs. Dennis O'Connor Mrs. Gertrude Santry , $60 . :" Mrs. Ll1ra Leddy $50 Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Bogar Mr. & Mrs. Francis COnroy A Friend Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Terrio $40 Mr: &: Mrs. Stephen Crowley $35 .'

Mr. &: Mrs. William Bennett $30 ' Mr. & Mrs. Martin Geraghty Thomas Hague $25 Mr. & Mrs. Robert· Campbell Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cipkowski Harry Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Donlan Mr. &: Mrs. Charles Eager Mrs. Ernest Eastman " Mrs. Mary Geist Mr: &: Mrs. John: Gill ' A Friend Margaret &: Hester Griffin Mrs. Margaret A. Haley' Mrs. Frederick Hatch' Mr. & Mrs. Clarence F. King Mr. & Mrs. Raymond LUdden Ann' Moore Mrs. Bernard Shea ' Dr. & Mrs. John D. Sheehan, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Sheedy Mr. & Mrs: Paul Sullivan Mrs. Donald Thompson , $20 cynthia Baker; Joan' Bilker; , Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Fowler; Mr. &: Mrs. Norris Gladdirig, Mr. &: Mrs, Barry :Kane Mr. &: Mrs. James ''Kennedy, Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Kenney; Mr." & Mrs. George Lucier, Mr. &:" Mrs. Frank McGuerty; Mr. &: Mrs. John McKenney'" , Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Panek, Mr. &: Mrs. Louis Parks, Mr.·& Mrs. Paul T. Webber '.' $17

Mr. &: Mrs. Charles TOurjee

, $15 ,.

Mrs. joan Altavina, Mr.'& Mrs William Bannon, Mr.' &: Mrs.' Maurice Barbour, Francis Cloran Mr. &: Mrs. William Coffey Mrs. Herman Curtis, Mr. &: Mrs. Raymond Duffy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Eaton, Mr. & Mrs. John Ferguson, Mr. &: Mrs. Richard Ferguson, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Ferris, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Mr; &: Mrs. .Tohn J. Gaffney, Mr. &: Mrs. John Grimes, Mr. &: Mrs. Daniel tiowland A .Friend, Mr. &: Mrs. Kevin G. Kelly, Mr. &: Mrs. Edward Kompass, Mr. & Mrs. John Leahy, Mr. &: Mrs. Alpha Lagacy Mrs. Lawrence Lippard, Mr. & • rs: William F. Mackin, Mr. &: Mrs. George Magurn, Mr. & Mrs. William Marnell, Mr. & Mrs. Peter McNamara ' Mr. &: Mrs. Pasquale Mortelite, Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Mullan, Mrs. Charles O'Neill,' Mr.' &: Mrs. Frank O'Neil, Mrs. Esther Perry,.

Mrs. Arthur Ristau, Mr. &: Mrs.- ' 'Vincent 'Roberts, Mr. &: Mrs. William Robinson, Mrs. Malcolm Slayter, Mr. &: Mrs. Edward. A. Streile Mr. &: Mrs. John Sullivan, Donald Walsh

Sandwich.

CORPUS CHRISTI $400 Rev. Ambrose E. Bowen $150 .

St. John's Conference $100 Rev. William F. Morriss $60 ' Mr. &: Mrs. William Carr $50

A Frierid ' Mr. &: Mrs. Lawrence Perrault JrII'. &: Mrs. JohD ·Phaneuf

$SO

to

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fa" River-Thurs. May 13, 1965

Mr..& Mrs. George Denmark Mr. &: Mrs. Martin .Lawless MacDonald's HardVvare Mr. &: Mrs. Chas. Prete

7 '

Saintly Priests

.God Love You

$25 Mr. &: Mrs. James R. Barber Mr. &: Mrs. William F. :Pennett Mr. &: Mrs. James Boles Mr. &: Mrs. John Cahill Mr. &: Mrs. Richard J. Cahoon Mary L. Cronin Francis D. Mackendon Gerald McGreevey Mr. &: Mrs. John R. Wilson

By Most Rev. ,Fulton J. Sheen, D.D.

In a very poor parish in the United States, there is a pastor

who is about to buUd a new church. Ordinarily. a pastor would

hoard every cent for such a project. Not this one. Being a man

of faith, he recalled the words of Our Lord, "Give and it shall

be &'Iven to YOU," and the words of St.·Peter that "as one receives

a gift. so should he minister a gin to others." In this spirii of

faith, he gave 10 per cent of his collection to the Holy Father

through The Society for the' Propagation of the Faith and then

he added a personal gift of his own. Contrast this with priests

depicted in literature, such as those

found in the novels of Graham Greene.

It is true that priests today are not re­

speeted simply because of their office

(which was the case in past generations).

Today, they are respected -for their

worth, their Christlikness. Our office

could compose a litany of saintly priests

like the above. some of whom send Mass

stipends, others their vacation money.

some even send their inheritances, while

others take out annuities.

$20 Mr. &: Mrs. Walter Alvezi, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Bianchi, Mrs. Albert J. Govoni, Katherine Maley, Mr. & Mrs. John Men­ danza, Mr. &: Mrs. Paul O'Con­ DEll

$15 Mr. &: Mrs. F. Bolduc, Mrs. Katherine Brady, Mrs. Manuel Britto, Mr. &: Mrs. Roland F. Brown, Mrs. A. M. Cardoza .

Mr. &: Mrs. John Clinton, Mr. & Mrs. Alex Conson!, Minnie Doherty, Mr. &: Mrs. Robert Enos, Mr. &: Mrs Geo. Fernandes Mrs. Chas. F. Gadsby, Milton Geltz Jr., Milton Geltz Sr., Mr. &: Mrs. Louis Govoni, Ellsworth Hawkes George Hennrikus, Charles Libby, Mr. &: Mrs. John T. Lib­ erty, Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Margan­ ella, Mr. &: Mrs. Leo Manning Mr. &: Mrs. John McArdle, Mrs N an McCann, Mrs. Frank McPar­ lin, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Minihan Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy, Mr. & Mrs: John F. Nelson, Mr. & Mrs. Edward L'. Nye, Redmond C Callahan, Mrs. Alfred Oliver Mr. &: Mrs. Wm. Parks, Ther­ ua Rigazio, Jean Sullivan, Mr. &: Mrs. Ernest R. VanBuskirk, Mr. &: Mrs. William Waterhouse,' Mrs. Charles G. Whitmore

.

"

One who lives in our memory is the priest who brought to our office $17,000.

It represented every penny he could save during 45 years in the priesthood. When he arrived at our office, I noticed that he had a thermos bottle and some bread in his overcoat pocket. He even SISTER MARIE JOSEPH, S.s.J'. refused our invitation to dinner because his clothes were too.ragged.

He is not odd. He is just one of the thousands of saintly priests in the United States with whom we come in contact. Priests of this kind are reluctant to give to those who already have much. They do not want their alms reinvested in stocks; bonds and big buildings.

They want it spent NOW on the poor in Africa, Asia and, other needy parts of the world. They know that this will be done if they Sister Marie Joseph,' S.S.J., of·, give it to the Holy Father's Society for the Propagation of the Faith.

Fall River, has been selected to Every sacrifice that is sent in is distributed within 12 months for participate in, the Franco-Amer­ the poor and the sp'read of the faith. What good stewards are the ican-Institute to be heid at priests who realize this! We wish we could publish their names, Assumption College in WorCes­ but they wish to remain hidden until the day of Judgment. It is not ter this coming Summer. The' only at the Council that we see holy bishops and poor bishops; announcement was made ,by Pro­ in the United States we see holy priests and bishops and. poor fessor Alfred, LeBlanc of The priests and bishops and many, with the true spirit of poverty:.. We Pennsylvania State University, thank God that their number is growing. God will never be outdone Director of the Institute. . in charity and He, Himself, will reward them. Will our re'aders Sister Made Joseph, principal' say a prayer for these good priests and maybe send a dime or more arid teacher at St. Mathieu's to prove your desire to follow their example?

School in Fall River is a grad-. , uate of Rivler College, where.

GOD LOVE YOU to M.A.A. for $7.95 "I made and sold some she' received her B.A. degree in OUR LADY OF TIiE ISLE candy for Easter and this is my Lenten sacrifice." ••• to M.A.F. 1957. She is one of forty teach- ' for $15 "As a week old convert to the Catholic faith I wa~t to ers .selected to attend the insti­ $200

send this small t;'ift so that others may share my JOY." tute' to study' new methods of Rev. Daniel E. Carey

1l:.nguage .teaching.

Do you know what the 30th parallel is? It is an imaginary: 'line $100

It is made possible by a con­ that girdles the globe. Below it are Central and South America, Martin Foley

tract aWarderl to Assumption' Oceania, India, half of China, most of Africa. Above it are, the college by the United States Of­ $75

well-endowed, the well-fed; those below live and die in wretc~ed­ fice.of Education under Title XI ness. Those above cannot envision the horror and anguish of those Rev. Robert F. Kirby

of the National Defense Educa­ below. Hunger is not merely an economic problem; it is a moral $50 tion Act. and spiritual one-a greater danger to our future than atomic A Friend warfare. It is around this searing theme that Bishop Sheen has fashioned his new movie, "The 30th Paralle!." It runs 26 minutes $30

and is available through your local Diocesan Director. For more Mrs. Grace Klin·gelfuss

SACRED HEARTS information, write your Diocesan Director or The Society for the A Friend

Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10001. $45 $25 Mr. &: Mrs. David W. Sibor Mr. &: Mrs Albert G. Brock $20 Cut out this column. pin your sacrifice to it and mall It to

Mr. &: Mrs. Maxwell DeaOOll Mr. &: Mrs. Alfred Lussier Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of The Society for

Mr. &: Mrs. Charles P. Flana­ Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ward the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, Ne\9

gan Mr. & Mrs. George Leblanc York 10001, or to your Diocesan Dlr«tor,

Helen Hull Rene Harbeck .Albert Lavoie Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Considine

Mr. &: Mrs. Frederick Dube Mr. & Mrs. R<:'bert McGrath 368 North Main Street

$15 Mr. &: Mrs. Edmund Pollard Fall River. Massachusetts

Mr. &: Mrs. Adrien Desrosiers" Mrs. Rolf Sj<>lund Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Vary, Mr• James E. Worth . Mr. &: Mrs. Cha·rles Yarbrough & Mrs. William Gallagher, Mr. &: Mrs. Eugene Berche, Mr. &: $20 Mrs. Donat Fafard Mr. &: Mrs. Ernest Lavoie, Mr. A Friend, .:\ Friend, A Friend, Mr. &: Mrs. Charles Annis, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Bernar.d at &: Mrs. Josepn LennQn $15 Mrs. Kathlenn Barr, Mrs. .James Chase. A Friend, A featuring

Friend, A Friend ''The Gaslight Room"

A Friend; Mr. &: . Mrs. Joseph Ideal for Communion Breakfasts

Cody, Josephine Deacon, Mr. &: NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 115 WILLIAM ST. Organization Banquets

Mrs. Albert Egan, Jr., Alice 386 Acushnet Avenue

Farrier Mr. &: Mrs. Albert Fee, An­ New Bedford

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nette Gardner, Albert ,Glowacki, Call WY 2-1703

".~ -~

Mr. &: Mrs. Robert Haley, Ursula Holdgate ~ SHARON, MASSACHusms ~

Mr. &: Mr. Daniel Murphy, Mr. ,. Spacious Fireproof Sleeping Quarters-Boys 7 to 14 Yrs. Old ~

&: Mrs. Robert Murray, Mr. &: ~ Six week season: June 27 to August 7

Mrs. Robert Ranke ,Mr. &: Mrs. Free Tutoring if Desired ~

, Register for 2, or 4, or 6 weeks SHEET METAL John Santos, Sr., Mrs. Elliott Iirll..

THE BROTHERS OF THE SACRED HEART ~

J. TESER, Prop.

Sylvia RESIDENTIAL , Katherine T~ry, Sarah Terry, ~ INDUSTRIAL Sally Terry, Mr. &: Mrs. Manuel Resident School for Boys Grammar Grades 4-5-6-7-8 ~ Thomas, Sophia Thompson COMMERCIAL ".

SHARON, MASSACHUSmS , Lillian Thurston, Mr. & Mrs. 253 Cedar St.; New Bedford .....

Camp or School, Tel. 617-784-5762 ~ leremiah Towhill, Mr. '" Mrs. WY 3-3222 .~",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~"'A.~ Patrick Rania '

Sister Receives Study Award

. Nantucket

Fairhaven

'iSaveWith Safety"

. . M-K Restaurant

NEW BEQFORD-ACUSHNET

CO-OPERATIVE BANK

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CAMP SACRED HEART

Norris H. Tripp

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SACRED HEART SCHOOL

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THE ANCHOR-Diocese cA ran River-..oThurs.Moy 13, 1965

$peciaI Gifts National $2,500 Maginnis & Walsh & Kenned:r $'750 Fernandes Super Markets $500 Stop & Shop FoundaUOD A Friend $300 Rev. Francis X. Wallaee $150, S'tonehill College $100 Rev. John H. Hackett

Rev. Patrick O'Neill

Rev. William A. Galvin Rev. Stephen J. Downe7 $?5 Bev. Joseph L. PowelW $50 Rev. Edmond Tremblay Rumford Steel ProducU JL J. Toomey Co. $25 Agostini Construction Ce. '!'he Eagle Cornice Co., Joe. , $15 Eirkpatrick Co.

Fall River $1,500 Pall River Herald News $1,000 P. L. Collins & Sons, lIM. I'all River Trust Co. $500 Atty & Mrs Harold B. C1add11 $300 Catholic Woman's Clula $200 :A Friend $130 Mr & Mrs Michael J McMahoa $125 l'a11 River News Co., lne. $100 .

Somerset Funeral Home Chorlton Foundry Co. St. Mary's Cathedral GuiJ'4 J. O. Neil Supply Co. Thomas Walsh Moving Co. Brady Electric Co., Inc. Henry J. Duffy Pharmacy D & D Sales & Service $'75 Precision Thread Co.

Chace Mills Curtain Co., Lecomte's Dairy Sears Roebuck Co. $60 John F. McMahon & Sons, Ina. $55 Jay Vee's Inc.

m..

$50

Atty. Richard K. Hawes O'Neil Fisk Tire Service, Ine. Holy Name Women's Guild Eugene Pontiff A. H. Leeming & Sons, :me.

Norbut Mfg. Co., Inc.

U. S. Trunk Edward Brayton Holy Rosary Women's Guild Fall River Sheet Metal Worb James E. Fitzgerald Advance Frocks Corp. $35 Regal Floor Covering $30 Mr. & Mrs. Normand Fontaine $25 Spindle City Dye Works . Catholic Pharmacists Guild cd St. James Frank N. 'Nheelock & SoDII Allen's Cut Rate Coronet Print Inc.: Dr. Maurice Morgansteia Albert G. Pierce Atty. James Seligman Somerset Motel Esquire Package Store I)r. Benjamin Leavitt Norman F. Thompson Brow's Pharmacy Troy Sheet Metal Works, 1M. National Contracting Co. Mrs. John B. Waterman F .R. Permanent Fireman'.

Benefit Assn.

Casocad r ~-ug Co. J. C. Roofing Co.

Al's Tire Shop S. A. Ross Congdon & Carpenter Co. Bricklayers, Masons, Plasterers, Int'I. Union No. 11 Draper Sears & Co. Lion Automotive Stores Inc. .Feldman Furniture· Co.

:.Attleboro $13'l.50 JI!II'IIt :Rational Bank

Chace Electric Co. Smith Electrical Supply Co. Booth & Durfee Inc. Poirier Rambler Darwood 'flu... Co. $20 Johns Shoe Store, Joseph P. Manning Co. $15 Alpert Brothers,.Ine. Down­ town Parking Lots, Modem Furniture Co.. Fall River Tool & Die Co., Ralph E. Loper Co. Edward's Motors, American Wallpaper -')., Fall River Paper & Supply Co. TOe Spectator

Henry I..

Agency Swank, Inc.

$60 Saart Bros., Inc. $50

Zip's Package Store $30 W. B. Dunlap Co., Ine. $25 State Line General SCI's;!

Co., Inc. Connelly Gold Stamping ee.

Reardon & Lynch Co., Inc.

M. J. Wall Co.

Chas. E. Willis, Insurance

Anson Motors, Inc.

$20 Attleboro Motor Sales Demers Brothers $15

Saltzman'. Men.'s StoJoe

New Bedford Women

eo.

North Attleboro

$1,500 Creed Rosary Co., Inc. $1,000 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lambed $200 Society of St. Vincent de Paul -St. Mary's Conference $100 Oscar Hillman & Sons Mr. & Mrs. J. Miconi, Sr. $60

Capodanno, Inc. $50

Interboro Laundry, Inc. Manufacturers National BaD1I: of Bristol County The Masol. . ,_A Co. Mrs. Elizabeth Croke DeBlois Oil Co. Pete's Barber Shop Mrs. Eliza Houghton $35 The Millstone, Inc. $30 Albert Morawslr'

$25 Israel Franklin Alice's Shop CYO-Sacred Heart Cburdl FetZer's Garage A~~~::rt Horman Schofield. 'JIardware eo., - .

no '

Benry Poirier, A Ji'riend $11 Bernier Drug, Tondreault Auto Sales, CYAO - sacred Heart Church, Frank N. Miller & Son, Inc., No. A:::.. j:Jro Gas Co. The W. T. Whalen Engineer­ ing Co~, Fuller Box Co., John J. Grimaldi

Taunton

$100 Particular Council st. Vincent d~ Paul Drummond Printing eo.

A Friend Murray's Package Storea Queen's Daughte1'8

'100

$'75 Patrick J. Duffy Funeral HOBat

New Be~ford

$1,000

The Merchants National Bank of NeW Bedford $500 The Star Store $200 ]!few Bedford Hotel Corp. $100

Blue Ribbon Laundry

Dahill Company

Knights 01. Columbus, Me­ Mahon Cou' 'il No. 151 New Bedford Defense Pro­ duets A Friend $'75 General Plastering. & Tfte $50 Ashley Ford Salee, lne.

Coater's Inc. $31 Harry Silverstein $25 Central Pharmacy Bettencourt Pharmacy Lincoln Pharmacy National Wholesale Co. Shuster Co. Roger's Ice Cream Place Browne Pharmacy N. B. Joint Board 'l'extne Workers Union 01. America, CIa AFL Atty. Raymond McK Mitchell Fibre Leather Mfg. Co. $15 Latham Funeral Home, Brock Avenue Pharmacy, Oliver PhaJl­ Ulacy

'121 Boardmaa In...,.

FRIENDS OF ST. ANNE'S HOSPITAL: Participating at the annual tea for the personnel of St. Anne's Hospital, Fall River, under the sponsorship of the Friends of St. Anne's were: Mrs. Allen B. Davis, pourer; Miss Isabel Ca­ peto, in-service education co-ordinator; Sr. Marie Therese des Anges, business manager of the institution for 36 years; Miss Bertha Janson, 39-year employee. $50 Edward Cooperstein, Esq. John Bright Shoe Store Emco Electrical Supply Co. Immaculate Conception Wo- men's Guild Nason Oil Co. Society of St. Vincent de Paul -St. Jacques Talbot Tweedy, Esq. Turin's Market - Wash and Shop $35 St. Annes Society-St. Jacques $30 League 01. the Sacred Heart­

St. Jacques $25 Wm. P. Crowley & Sons Hodgman Mfg. Co.

Poole Silver Co.

$20

DonIe's Tire & Appliances

Manny's Newfl $15 Arthur J. DeChamplain Edgar DeChamplain Lamoureaux Oil Co. Wilfred Saint

8EFORE YOU

Wives' Club

Prevost Mothers '!'he Prevost Mothers' Guild of Prevost High School, Fall River, will meet at 7:45 Thursday night May 20 in the school cafeteria, for a May social, with newly elected officers in charge of ar­ rangements. The officers will al­ so be installed at this time. They are Mrs. Arthur C. Lovenbury, president; Mrs Gerard Desjar­ dins, :f\irst vice-president; Mrs. Raymond Martel, second vice­

president; Mrs. Fernand Leten-' dre and Mrs. Henry Raymond, secretaries; Mrs. Gerald Cloutier, treasurer.

Wives of members 01. New Bedford's McMahon Council of the Knights of Columbus have formed an auxiliary organiza­ tion, of which Mrs. William N. Whelan Jr. is president; Mrs. John F. Mello, vice-chairman; Mrs. Raymond J. Laberge, re­ cording secretary. The unit win hold a chicken barbecue supper and dance at 8 Saturday night, June ~ in McMahon Council HalL

Where A

GOOD NAME

Alumnae Communion Alumnae of Sacred Hearts Academy, Fall River, will re­

ceive corporate communion at

a Mass slated for 9:15 Sunday

morning, June 6. Miss Ann Pe­

trillo is in charge of arrange­

ments.

Junior Foresters Junior Foresters of Fall River's Our Lady of Fatima Court will enter an essay contest on the subject 01. responsibility to one's neighbor. 'Entry deadline • Tuesday, .June 1.

Miss Helen McCoy, St. LaW'­ rence parish, will head New Bedford District of the Dioces_ Council of Catholic Women b the coming year. She will be supported by Mrs. Manuel da­ Silva, Immaculate ConceptioDt first vice-president; Miss LeonOJ' Luiz, Mt. Carmel, treasure~ Mrs. James J. Gleason, Holy Name, recording secretary; and Miss Kathleen C. Rocha, St. Mary, Diocesan Council Wee­ Pl'esident.

Enjoy Dining IN THE

JOLLY WHALER -AND­

SPOUTER INN

BUY-TRY

RESTAURANTS

'PARK MOTORS

Always Free Parking

Means A

GREAT DEAL

GEO. O'HARA

CHEVROLET ·565. MtLL STREET NEW BEDFORD Open 'Evenings

New Bedford Hotel

OLDSMOBILE Oldsmobile ... ugot-Renault

87 MIddle Street. Fairllavel

Sturtevant 6' Hook Est. 1897

Builders Supplies 2343 Purchase Street New" Bedford WY 6·5661

WM. T. MANNING (0.

WHOLESALE AUTOMOTIVE AND

INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES • GENERAL TIRES • DELCO..BAnERIES • PERFECT CIRCLE RINGS FAll RIVER - NEW BEDFORD - HYANNIS - NEWPORT

ST.

LOuis -OF FRANCE

$200

Rev. Arthur G. Dupuis $150 Dr. Raymond A. Dionne $115 .

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dufour $75 Rev. Ernest E. Blais $50

Andre Carrier

Omer Trudeau

'25 Henri Fortier

$20

Arthur Beaulieu, Leonel Pa­ quette, Edward Plante. Leo Rochefort $15

Alfred Belanger, William Bour­ -.sa, Armand Francoeur, Paul Lapointe, Raymond Levesque Charles Menard, Albert Mich­ aud, Charles Poirier, Manuel )lego, Francois Tremblay ST. DOMINIC $100 st. Vincent de Paul Society St. Dominic's Women's Guild Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Doyle $50 James McMahon $45 Mr. & Mrs. James C. Murphy $30 Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bedard Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Lawlor Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hastings" . . $25 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bourne Mr. & Mrs. Roland Martelly Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Pel'l7 . Mr. & Mrs. Louis Travers Mr. & Mrs. John Mello .

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas C. Murpby Mr. & Mrs. Frank Denis ..

$20

,

Mr & Mrs Edouard W. Lacroix, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cavanaugh, Mr. & Mrs. Craig Mulligan, Mr. • Mrs. Herbert. Rego, ·Heald l'amily, Mr. &: Mrs. Nicholas Fri­ zen $15 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kelliher, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Vaudreuil, Mrs. Paul Deubel & Eileen, Julia Rose, Mrs. Louise Peck Barry Family, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­ mond Silva, Mrs. Ann Driscoll &: Evelyn Ryan, Mrs. Gladys Urban, Mr. & Mrs.. Wilfred Courville Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Berlo, Mr. &: Mrs. John Liebl, Mr. &. Mrs. Mario Paradiso, Mrs Mary Lenon , Mr. & Mrs. John McCarthy, Mr. &: Mrs. Cassian Gillet OUR LADY OF FATIMA $400 Rev. James F. McDermott $60

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Swales

$50

Mr. & Mrs. Robert P. La­ flamme Mr. & Mrs. Hugh J. Maguire $40 Mr. & Mrs. Louis F. Fayan $30 Mr. & Mrs. Mason Cleveland Mr. & Mrs. Donald F. McCaf­ frey

Mr. & Mrs. John M. Powers $26 Mr. & Mrs. Wilson W. Curtis $25 Mr. & Mr.. Russell B., COOh­ lIII11e

Mr. & Mrs. Harold F. Dusoe MfS. Marguerite Gendreau Mr. & Mrs. Harold K. Hudner Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm R. Melvin Mr. &·Mrs.··Raymond F. Swee­ · Dey

_$20

. . .

Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Chorl­

ton, Anne V. Fayan, Kathleen

A. Kennedy, Mona C. Kennedy, · Mrs. Donald L. MacIxmald James J. McDermott, Mr. &: · Mrs. Augustus J. Simcoe $16 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard E. Board­ man & Family

SIS Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Banville, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bryda, Mr. &: Mrs. Daniel F. Henry, Grace · P. Holden, Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Kershaw Mr. &: ~ Leo R. LafJem~

Joseph L. Morissette, Mr. &:Mrs. Christian Ramstedt Mr. & Mrs. John E. Scanlon, Mrs. Oliver S. Souza. Mr. &: Mrs. Bernard Swales, Jrr., Mr. & Mrs. John F. Sweeney, Mr. & Mrs. Edmour Thibault Mr. & Mrs. Delbert Thurston, Mr. & Mrs. James J. Vickers

Heads DCCW For Coming Year Mrs. James A. O'Brien Jr., Fall River, heads the Diocesan Coun­ cil of Catholic Women for the coming year. She was named at the 12th annual council conven­ tion, held at Stonehill College.

With her will serve five vice­ prE'sidents: Mrs MIchael J. Mc­ Mahon, Fall ~iver; Miss Kath­ leen C. Roach, New Bedford; Mrs. Albert Jackson, Attleboro; Mrs. Nestor Robidou, Cape and Islands; Mrs. Richard M. Paul­ son, Taunton.

Raynham ST. ANN

$75

Rev. Thomas F. Neilan

Thomas Ross

$60

Robert Eastman

$45

Dominic Cirino $30

Almon Turner

John R. Ruddick

Richard Souza

Matthew Grzywacz

$28

Edward Barry

$25

Remington Elting

Virgil Grignon

Paul J. Fountain

James Comiskey

Robert L. Smith

$20

Robert Gilmore

The McGrath Family

$15 Louis Cabana, George Braga, The Zucco Family, Dr. &: Mrs. Richard Cooke, Emanuel Stav­ n'u Henry Costa, Andrew J. Gal­ ligan, Robert J. Driscoll, Arthur E Rohl Jr., Mary McGrath Frank Marino, David Pel'l7, Adolph Rozenas, Bernice Foun­ ~in, Joseph Sa . Albert .Ribiero, Roland Lecuy­ er, 'George M. Powers III, John A. Gregg, Mrs. Emil T. Cobb Mrs. Earle F. Parker, Alfred J. McConnell, Edward Costa, Elwood Clark, John W. Connelly Frank A. Bedford, Armindo Lcurenco, Robert Kelliher, Mrs. J:unes Powers, Joseph Betten­ court Wallace D. Bousquet, John L. Spaulding, William Russell, John J. Quigley, Dorothy Walford James J. Hauck, Arthur Hu­ bert, Leo Long. The Carey Fam­ ily, Harvey Wilson, Joseph R. Mason

Orleans ST. JOAN OF ARC

$125 Rev. James E. Lynch $100 Edward J. Martin, Orleans Inn $75 Rev. Francis M. Coady Mr. & Mrs. Emile Ollivier $50 .

Mr. & Mrs. James T. Clancy $30 Francis B. Bellow '$25 Robert Peno Fred Carey Family $20 Cornelius Spillane, Mrs. Ceil Remillard, James Bowman, Leo­ nard Maza, James Rawl, Robert Clark $15

James McCabe, Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Bagdon, R. Bruce Ham­ matt, Leo Gallagher, Jeremiah Crowley Emile lao, Leroy A. Babbit; LEoonard Francis. Raymond For­ an, William Flynn Dr. Julian Doherty~. Henri Ozon; Edward Benz Sr., Wilfred Ferreira, Alfred Steinmetz Arthur Cestaro, Charles Rin­ aldi, John D. Leary ..

Lucia Crowle,.,

PrOvincetown Court, Catho­ lic Daughters of America, will participate in a living rosary to be held today at Our Lady of Fatima Shrine. Mrs. Cath­ erine Cadose is in charge of arrangements. The unit is send­ ing assistance to St. James the A p 0 s tie parish, missionary church sponsored in Peru by . Cardinal Cushinc.

Kathleen Lawlor

Karen Lund,.

People· First Concern Of Peace Movements

Three Girls Receive Grants

From Catholic Club

CLEMENTON (NC)-A wom­

an social actionist said here in

New Jersey people; not nations, Mss Lucia F. Crowley, Holy Swansea, Miss' Lawlor Is ~ must become the primary con­ Name parish, Fall River; Miss daughter of MI. and Mrs. Thomas cern of world movements for J. Lawlor Jr. She has served on peace, because "before peace Kathleen M. Lawlor, St. Domi­ nic's, Swansea; and Miss Karen the student rouncil and is a comes to the world it must first D. Lundy, 55 Peter and Paul. member of th~ Latin and French come to each individual person."

It'all River, 'are recipients of . clubs and the Future Teachers Caroline Pezzullo, who heads of college scholarships from Fall of America. On the staff of the the National Catholic Social Ac­ school newspaper, she plays flute tion Conference ir. New York, River Catholic Woman's Club.

Miss Crowley, daughter of In the school band as well as said that all Christians have a John T. Crowley and the late holding membership in the Case fundamental belief in the impor­ Mrs. Crowley, is a senior at B. Mixed Chorus. She has received tance of the person-the dignity of the individua: - and each M.e. Durfee High School, where Latin awards from the Associa­ Ilhe is active in the National tion for the Promotion of the Christian· should 'have his or her Honor Society, the Library Aides Study of LatIn. Sl1e has been own "little revolution hiside," accepted at Salve Regina Col-. because . "it concerns us to know Association and the Girls' Ath­ the world." letic Association. Her honors lege.

She spoke at the annual Com­ Miss Lundy have included reception of. a munion luncheon of Our Lady of National Merit Letter of Com­ A'lso a senoir at Durfee High Mount Carmel parish, which mE'ndation, a D.A.R. citizenship School, Miss Lundy is the daugh­ was attended by members of award and the Durfee Latin tE'l' of Mr. and Mrs. J,ames A. three area Protestant churches. medal. One of thE' top 10 students Lundy. in her class, she plans to attend Her activities include member­ DA Alumnae Mt. Holyoke College. ship in the glec.French and Clas­ Alumnae of Dominican Aca­ Miss Lawlor sical clubs, as weB as the Nation­ demy, Fall River. will hear A senior at Case High Schoot. al Honor Society. She was elect­ ed home room dIrector in her State Sen. Mary L. Fonseca. at junior and senior years and has their annual Communion break­ fast, to follow 8:15 Mass this Bogota. Model Village been a health counselor. She Sunday morning in the convent expects to attend the University chapel, Park Street. Members To Have New Homes of Massachusetts. of the class of 1965 will be in­ BOGOTA (NC)-Father Ra­ ducted on this occasion. Break. fael Garcia Herreros, Colombia's fast reservations close today.

Junior D of I "television priest," has an­ nounced plans to build 300 new Junior 'Daughters of Isabella homes in the model housing in New Bedford will hold their Catholic Nurses project called the Minute of annual dance Friday night, June Fall River Catholic Nurses" God on the outskirts of Bogoto. 25. Frances McIntyre is chair­ Guild will hold a rummage The new homes would com­ man. A mothers' tea is set for sale from 10 to 5 tomorrow plete the project which already Sunday, May 23, with Maureen at 250 Linden Street, under has housing for 3,000 persons, a Taylor in charge of arrange­ direction of Mrs. Mae Fitz­ co-operative store, schools, dis­ ments. gerald. pensary, theater, library and a church.

The housing project is named after Father Garcia's popular television program on a Bogota station. The funds for the project Your nearest mail box is a First were raised in the annual Ban­ quet of Millions, promoted by federal "branch office" that', Father Garcia, at which the open 24 hours a day to make wealthy people of Bogota pay saving easy for you. No traffic, nO $50 for a bowl of soup and a cracker. parking, no weather problem~.

W,ithdrawals are just a•• imple Women's Retreat as savings payments.

Annual Spring retreat for .' women of the Diocese will be • • • • • • ·'or fRlI .." ••b Y- : held at Our Lady of Good Coun­ . ~.':eI u' t"" cou~:~oll'O" ,torth" 0" set Retreat House. 'East .Free­ . . . . . . ! ,FREE1KIT "'011 for~' town, the we~kend of May 21.

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Mr. & Mrs. William Dunn, Mr. $300 A Mrs Roger F~rland, Miss Cath­ :II. &. Mrs. Pierre Lonsbury f.rine Fisk, Mrs. ,Edward Fisk, $150 Sr., Miss MarHyn' Fisk Rev. Cornel:us J. Keliher Mr. & Mrs. Francis Giblin, Mr $70 &: Mrs 'George Giguere, Mr. &: Mr. & Mrs. Henry Messier ·Mrs. John HarrIngton, Mr & Mrs !S60 B;lrt Hunt, Mr. & Mrs. Gel'ald~· Dr. A Mrs. John Belsky Lanoue'" ;. ..' ,

Department; Frances V. Maher, Hyannis; Mrs. John Evangelho, No. Dighton; Mrs. Ernest R. Letendre, New Bedford; meet following the morning session. Right: Mrs. James A. O'Brien.Jr., Fall River, incoming Diocesan president; Rt. Rev. Thomas F. Wa]sh, Attleboro, Diocesan Mod­ erator; and Mrs. Aiistides Andl"ade, Taunton, (HJit~oiniDiocesan'president.

Mrs. Rudolph LaPalme, Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Leddy, Mr. Vincent I.ynch, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Ma­ 2ilire, Mr. &; Mrs. Joseph Mar­ cinkwicz Mr. & Mrs. Fred McGarrity, Mr. & Mrs. J.J. McNally, Mr. & Mrs. George McNiff Mr. & Mrs. William O'Brien, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. William O'Brien, Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ostiguy, Mr &: Mrs Joseph Palana, Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Perry, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Perry, Mrs. R0bert Pritchard Mr & Mrs Albert J. Richard, Mr. & Mrs. James Rosa, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar St. John, Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. .1oseph Trojan Mrs. Agnes Welden, Mr. & Mr s. Henry Yeretsky ~. THERESA $600

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Zopatti, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas $100 Thomas Keegan, Mr. & Mrs. JG­ Mary S. Byrne seph B. Atkins Sacred Hearts Association $50

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$700 UO :Mr. &: Mrs. George Kiilen Re". Lester L. Hull $100 $35 Mr. & Mrs. Paul" Bresnahan St. Mgt's Conference, st. Via­ cent de Paul Society $30 Mr. & Mrs. James Cronin $90 Mr. &; Mrs. James' Gormley Rev. Frllucls L. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. John Speight $75 Mr. & Mrs. Orick Young Sts. Margaret & Mary Guirla $25 $50 Mr. &: Mrs. William Brad;" Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Brennan.

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Eldredge Thomas McDonough Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Geser . $30 Mr. & Mrs. Leonard FougeH Mrs. Charles Fuller Mrs. Robert Gleason $25 in Memory of Margaret ~ Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Haley .Mr.. & Mrs.· R. R. Lally Cook Mr. & Mrs. John Rihli.· Dr. & Mrs. J. May Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Dechene Col. &: Mrs. John McCarthy .

Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Lopes Kathleen Ryan $2t Mrs. George J. Smith, ' Dennis C. Becker, ,Mr. &: :Mrs. Nickerson Lumber Co. Amos Fernandes, Mr. & Mrs. LH . $20 W, Fleming, The Demers Family Mr. &' Mrs. Alfred Bowles, Mi... )(1'6. John Mulha)l ~Jl :8. Loftus, Mn Isabel lUne­

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lecture with Rev. Joseph P. Delaney, assist.ant superintendent of schools; Sr. Mary Romana, RS.M., of St. Mary's, Attleboro; Mother St. Janet Marie, RJ.M. of Notre Dame, Fall River. Right: George A. Ferreira o>f Sacred Heart, Fall River; Rev. P·atrick J. O'NeiH, Diocesan superintendent· of schools; and Immaculate Conception, Taun-toJl, teachers Mrs. Florence Flanagan and Mrs. Elizabeth Sessums examiJte- thE' various programs of the) .. eonvention.

beim, Mr. &; Mrs. John Roy, Dr. &;·Mrs.Joseph Ropulewis, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Zibrat $15 A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. D. Bal1­ ebe, Mr. & Mrs. C. Bladen, Mrs. Arthur Brent, Mr. &; Mrs. Paul Courtnell Mr. & Mrs. Lewis Clark Sr., Mr. &; Mrs. A. Custodie, Mr. &; Mrs. Frank Dresser, Mr. & Mrs. Carl Doelger, Mrs. Kenneth El­ dredge .

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Ellis, Mr. &: Mrs. Jos. Grise, Mr. & Mrs. J<.mes A. King, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Robert McNeece, Mr. & Mrs L. Saint Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Soles, Mr. & ;Mrs. Thomas Sparks, Mr. & Mrs. D. Ma'rini, Andrew Regan, Mr. & Mrs. William Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Surette, Thomson Oil Co., Mrs. W. Ver­ non Whiteley, Mr. &: Mrs. John Wagner, Mr. & Mrs. William White

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COYLE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT: Visiting the Bell Telephone Laboratories of Re­ searCh in New Jersey as a science interested student is Joseph Doran of No. Attleboro.

Left to right: Henry Hampson, company engineer; Brother John Houlihan, C.S.C., of Coyle; Mr. Doran. . '

Rev. Maurice B. Lamontagne . $100 Atty & Mrs John J Harringtoa Alexander Walsh $50 Adrien Picard $35 Parish Council of CathoDe Women $30 The Morin Family $25 Vincent Nanni Lena. St. Pierre $20 William Costa $15 .. Ranald Arntz, James Barboza, JchnGleason, Charles Bradbury, William F. King Angelo Latini, Lorraine Mar­ ter, Normand Sasseville.. Mr. & Mrs. George ·Simmons, James Walsh

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Vernon Harrica Eileen Henchy, Virginia C. Joki, Mrs. Russell Kelley, Mrs. I.eo Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs. Rich­ ard Mahoney Mrs. Joseph Masterson, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. McCarthy, Mr. & Mrs. John G. Medas, J!l'.

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$500 ~. Rev. William Dolan $30 Mr. & Mrs. Russell Chambere land!

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515 Angel'ina Correia, Mr. & Mrs. James Curmn. Mary G. McGee, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Peavler, Mr. & Mrs. Antone Pereira Mr. & Mrs. Charles Perry, Francis Perry, Joseph Perry, Mrs. Blanche Picard, Mr. & Mrs. William Powers J Mary Raposa, Mrs. Theresa Rogers

Mr. & Mrs. James A~eida, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Botellio; Mr. II: Mrs. Lawreut"e Bradshaw, Mr. ST. .JOSEPH &; Mrs. Richard Bresnahan, Eva $500 Brunelle Rev, Leo M. Curry Mrs. Della Bushee, Mr. & Mrs. $100 Gerald Caron, Anna Casella, James E. Williams Caroline Casella, Dominic Ca­ $40 aeUa George Milot Frank Casella. Timothy ca· . $25 sella, Leo Conroy, Jr., Mr. & Edward Berube Mrs. Leo Conroy, Mr. & Mrs. William Bleau loseph Demers Dighton Industries Mr. & Mrs. Harold Dion, Mr. Theodore J. Devine • Mrs James Driscoll, Eieanor $20 Dwyer, Susan E. Egan,Mr. & William Bliss, Madeline Car­ Mrs. Roland Frechette ter, Oliver Collard, Home Wash­ Joseph Giannini, Olivia Gian- . ing Co. aini, Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Goslin.

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PROFESSION IN ST. ANNE'S HOSPITAL CHAPEL: Most Rev. James J. Gerrard, Auxiliary Bishop of the Diocese, witnessed tfirst profession of vows of the Dominican Sisters at St. Anne's Hospital, Fall River. Left to right: Sr. Clara Elena del Salvador, Sr. Edith Maria del Socorro, Bishop Gerrard, Sr. Maria, Eugenia de Jesus, Sr. Laura Elma de la Eucaristia, Sr. Luisa Margarita.

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WASHINGTON (NC)--:-A new $1 million law school building at the Catholic University of America here is scheduled to be completed in September" 1966. ,Bishop William J. McI?onald university rector,said th~ new SAN'SALVADOR (NC)-The school will have accommoda­ National Assembly has approved tions for 400 students-the pres­ a law which now allows the' es­ ent enrollment is 31o-with fa­ tablishment and operation of cilities to provide for expii~ion private universities in EI Sal­ to accommodate an enrollment vador. of 600.

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DOMINICAN NOVICES. TAKE HABIT: Eight members of the Dominican Sisters of Charity of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary who staff St. Anne's Hospital re­ ceived th~ir habits in' the hospital Chapel on Saturday. Front: Sr. Inez del' Espiritu Santo, Sr. Tarta Ines de 1a Trinidad, Sr. Mary Margaret of the Sacred' Heart. Rear: Sr. Luz Amparo qe la Merced, Sr. Jose de la Presentacion, Sr. John of the Cross, Sr. Angela .

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Joseph Martin, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Gonsalves, Roland Mathieu Mrs. Ernest King, Mrs. Frances Mr. & Mrs. 'William McDonald, A. Koch, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Mr. & Mrs. William McMah-ori, Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mc­ Mildred McMullen, Mr. & Mrs..

Avoy J. McQuillan, Mr: & Mrs. Allen Alice Smith, A Friend, Eliza- . Moriarty'" , .' beth Wilkinson Mr. & Mrs. James·Mosher, Mr. $IS & Mrs. Joseph Mundorf, Mrs. 1111'. & Mrs. William Reedy, Edward Murphy, Mr. & : M,'s.; Mr. & Mrs. Tomothy Driscoll, John Newby;.Edward O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Perers, Mr. Veronica O'Brien, Mary O'­ & •• Mrs. Francis Sheehan, Mr.. Malley, Mary Osborne, Stephen A: Mrs. Odec L. Landry Osborne, Mrs. Yvonne Parr .

Mr. & Mrs. John Tierney, Mr. Mr. & .MI:S. B. Ri.c~e~n, A: Mrs. Frank Mahon, Mr. &; Amanda· Sherman, J 0 s e p h Mrs. William J. WinsPer, Mr. & Southworth, Mr. & Mrs. William Mrs. George Oliver, Mr. & Mn;. Souza, Ellen A. Sullivan .

Joseph Toomey, Mr. & Mrs. Geor·ge O'Neil Mr. & Mrs. George 'O'Neil, Edward Tynan, Fred Van An­ John Burt, Mrs. Andrew Doyle, dale, Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Viens, Mr. & Mrs. Allan Wall, Mr. & Helen Driscoll, Fred O. Tetre­ Mrs. Lawrence Weaver. ault Amos Morris, Mr. & Mrs. Paul ASSUMPTION Malone, Mr. & Mrs. James Gal­ ligan, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Oliver, $40 Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Oliver Holy Name society Mr. & Mrs. Robert Tweedie, $30 Mr & Mrs Anthony Nunes, Clay­ A Parishioner ton Russell, Mr. & Mrs. Owen Hackett, Kathryn Doyle $20 Helen Moore, Mr. & Mf'S. Rich­ Mr. & Mrs. Amomo Gomes, ard Carrier, Mr. & Mrs. Emil Mr. & Mrs. Arothm Doone Monfils, Mr. & Mrs. Richard . $15 Manning, Mrs. Gladys V. Hawes Lennon Burke Family, Cal'itatl, Mr. & Mrs. J<riln Lomba, Mrs. Friend Palmir~ Silva o

Rev. Bernard H. Unsworth

$75 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hawes

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Loranger Mr. & Mrs. Normand 'Hebert

$45 The :McE:enna Family . $25 Mr. & Mrs. John Nicolaci, Mr. A Mrs. Robert Hall, Mr. & Mrs. 'i'beodore Ziell\ba, Mr. & Mrs. Francis La~l~r . $20 .

Mr. Archibald Cadieux, Misses Alice & Ha~l Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Boutin, Mr. & Mrs. Syl­ vester Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. John Barry $17

Mr. & Mrs. Tadeusz Swizcz

$15 Mr. Edward McLean, Mr. & Mrs. James Kelley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fraga, Mr. & Mrs. James Penler, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Sylvia Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rebone, Mr. & Mrs. William Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lally, Mr. & Mrs. John DeTerra, Mr Henry Fortier Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leaver, ~r. & Mrs. John D. Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Joaquim Teixeira, Mr. & Mrs: Will!am Constant, Mr. & Mrs. Charles McKinnon Mr: James Gawthrope, Mr. & Mrs. Leon Hebert, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Ponte, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Abramczyk

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Manuel Alves, Manuel Almada, Anonymous, Mrs. Evelyn Britto Mr. & Mrs. John Correia, Mr. . & Mrs. 'Ronald DeMello, Mr. & Mnl. Antonio. Fernandes, Fran.­ cisco & Juanita Ferreira, Natalie Ferreira .' .

Daniel N. Gonsalves, Evelyn Hendricks, Mrs. Marianna V.' Hendricks, Mary Hendricks, Manuel, Joseph & Cezaltina In­ dio .

Mrs. Maria Lopes, Mr. & Mrs. Guilherrrie M. Luiz, Mrs. Rose Mathews· & Hilda, Elaine Me­ deiros, Mr. & Mrs. John' Medeir.­ os Mr. & Mrs. Joseph V. Nunes, Jose Oliveira, Mrs. Maria Alber­ t.i!laPaC'hec~, Raul pereira, Pedro & Estrella Ricardo Mrs. Hilda Castello Roderick, Mr. & Mrs. Henrique Rouxinol, Mr. & Mrs. Jo~ri Saraiva, Mr. & Mrs. John' Silva, Mr. &. Mrs..

Lawrence Silva .. .Mr.. & Mrs.. ' Manuel .Simas, David Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Souza Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Sylvia MT. & Mrs. Manuel Travassos, Carolyn Valentine, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Vasconcellos, Mr. & Mrs. John Viveiros, MI'. & Mrs. Thomas Winn Mr. &: Mrs. Joseph Viegas fiT. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

$100

$400 .

Rev. Alfred R. Forni

Anonymous

$75 Rev. Luciano J. Pereira · Mr & Mrs Arthur E. Hendricke Leonor Luiz

$40 St. Vincent de Paul Societ7

$!S

$60 · Mary T. Luiz $50 · Mr. & Mrs. Albert P. Lopes · Mr. & Mrs. Virgi-nio Macedt> · Mr. & Mrs. ·George Ponte

:.$3S 'Jesse Mello

$30 Mr. & Mrs.· Enos Lopes · Mr. & Mrs. Charles Souza $25 Cecilia Bettencourt Antone Felix Mr. & Mrs. Hemitorio Souza · Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Souza, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. William Veary Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Silveira & Philomena Madruga

$20 Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Chris P. Gonsalves, Mrs. Mary Lima Medeiros, Frank Motta, Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Pedras, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Santos $15 Mr. & Mrs. Abel A,lves, Mrs.

. Catechism Classes Benny Diara .GhiJardi Family $20

Louis Bone,' League .of St. Francis of Assisi, Micholas Scar,. pitti $15 Ferdi~and BacCelli, Joseph Barbero, Libero & Frank Bus­ Henge, Confraternity of St. Fran­ «'if, Michael DiGiacome, Vincent V~ncini

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New Bedford ST. JAMES

$1000 In Memoriam Mary M. CIs]':.

, $600 Rt Rev. Hugh A.

Gallag~el"

$500 Mr. & Mrs. Mark M. DUff

$400 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Hemir-gw:;y $100

r:'.ara V. & Theresa' Ha::'W-:JJ:~ Dr. & Mrs. James S. Maule"!

$75 Rev. Edward C: Duffy

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Dr. Daniel Harrington

$40 Mr. & Mrs. John T. Regan & Fa;nily

$35 m:r. & Mrs, Herman

Sa~nde::'S

$30

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Baldwin Family

M:r. & :lVIrs. William Best Mr. & lVIrs. J oho Cal1a::a:: Mr. & Mrs. James L. G::J:::: Mr. & Mrs. Arthur lVIace::-,) A-"l.na Meehan Mr. & Mrs. ?rancis R:>12::21 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rcg?:5 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Smith Catherine Swansey

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ar:::.ett Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Barry Mr. & Mrs. Frererick CobeG, Alice T: Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Raymond F(l!".­ taine Dr. & Mrs. Byron Ford!

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Harris:}", Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Hendrie:':" Thomas A. Holden Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Lapoi:::t?

Mr. & Mrs. lIenry Luckran Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Magu:r?

Mr. & Mrs. James Meehan Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O'Brie:!

Mr. & :J.IJT..rs. Edward O'Rollril:e Mr. & Mrs, Manuel Pimentill Cliftop Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. Henry Tavare3 Mr. & Mrs. Milton Taylor William F. Waldron & Mary E. Madden Margaret Walsh Mr. & Mrs. William W~alen

$20 Mrs. Carl Anderson, Marguret C3irns, Charles B. Clavin, NelHe Fay, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Frenette A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Pau~ 'Jr. Hart Mr. & Mrs Louis Hecner, Mrs. Julia Kennedy, Mr. & Mr3.

Eaward Mackay Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mag:lio:-e.

Mr. & Mrs. James P. Mullin, ;Ir..

Henry O'Brien, Katherine ~3t­ ing, 1\lr. & Mrs. Joseph R"dell'­ i-gues Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Sulli.a"" Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Towers, Helen Walsh, Sylvester Wal:>h, L<!o M. Worden, Mr. & Mrs. Adam Zych

HEADS COUNCIL: PreF't­ den,!;:>f the National Cou"d of Catholic }vIen, elected ::.c recent convention in DaEE,1, is John F. Donnelly, Hollar::1, Mirh., executive. He sucree.;:!'!

Frank Heller of Dallas. NC P:'oto.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gobeil, Y:/Ir-. & lVIrs. Joseph Goley, Mrs. 1'le~

Hayes, Robert Hayes ~,Ir. & Mrs. Leo Kavanm":f1.

Jr., Mr. & Mrs. George KelIet~, James & Mary E. Kilbride, M·~. & Mrs. Adam Lacala, Mr. & M::-s.

Arthur Lamoureux Mr. & Mrs. Charles LamoiA­ Jreux, Eileen Lardner, :Mrs. Gr<:;:;~ R. Lardner, Mrs. Alice Lowney, Mrs. Mary Macey . 2\lr. & Mrs. Francis J. :'::::1­ ning, Mr, & Mrs. John J. MayaLl, John McDonald, Stephen Mee­ kin, Mr. & Mrs. Harold lV1i:ts, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mosley, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Nunes, Mr. & :\olrs. Robert O'Malley, J3i.m Park, Mrs. Evre M. Perry . Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Perry, Mar­ garet Quail, .Helen A. S. R033, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Saulnier, Rose Silva Mary Ellen Smith, Mr. & Mm. Julius Sottak & Family, Mr. Gc Mrs. William.T. Souza, Mrs. Vir­ ginia Starbuck, Bernard St0111 Mr. & Mrs. JohL F. Sullivan., Mr. & Mrs. Edward Teodore, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Tschaen, JT., Edith Viera, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whittle Mr. & Mrs. William WirLg, Margaret Winn & Eliza':tetim Winn, Mary ulinn & Heleo.

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$25 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Corre $18

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$15 Carl Stuebgen, Mr. & Mm. James Butler, In memory gf Francis Barrett'

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$15 Arthur Avila, Mr. & Mrs. :J@­ seph Baptiste, Mrs. Mary F. BN'­ abe, l\'Ir. & ~. John Bor~e:i" Mr. & Mrs. Louis Boudreau Mary A. Brimley, A Frien3, Arthur Carney, Mr. & Mr,;. Paul.

Ca ron, Isabel Carvalho . Virginia Carvalho, Mr. Be Mnl. James A. Cawley, Joseph ;S, C:\\vley William Cawley, Rober-t S. & Mrs. James '\\. Clark John F. Clark, Mr. & Mrs. James Collins, Janet R. C91mel­ 17". Mr. & IIIrs. Eug~e C9Dn~ Mr. & Mrs. Donald Coraew.

Mrs. John 'Couto, Mr. & M-I'•• Edmund .coyne, .Richan1 Cr_e, ·Edwarfi Dahtmey.:Anne DawQeJ!' Mr. & ·Mm. William deBem, Mr. & Mrs. James Delano, Carol DeSouza, Janice DeSouza, Mr. Ie JIll's. John Enos, Jl. Mr. & Mrs. William R. F~, lehn E. Foster, Mr. & Mrs. Om&' Gagnon, Mr. & Mrs. Casimit" 4.

Galaftek, Ellen 1";all rth;m Mr. " Mrs. Dominic Gioiosa,

1&1 97,. CAFFEIN FREE

yt!lJllfe

$50 Rev. Albert F. Shovelton Mrs. Roberta Ashley Robert C. Bancroft Paul Clark In lVIemory of Mary 1L. F~~?y Helen Wa~sh Mary M. Walsh

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ST. .JOSEPH

HOLY ROSARY $300 Rt. Rev. .Toseph A. Pa=on1 $100 John W. Varanese $75 Rev. Vincent F. Diaferic $25 Mi". & Mrs. Frank MazzCll1 JQSephine & Lucio M. Parise Mr. & Mrs. Louis A. Sisoo, Sr. Holy Rosary C.Y.C. $20 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Marc-Jccr, Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Ricci, Mr. & Mrs. John Salvo SIS :M1'. & lVIrs. Joseph AncL--ews, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Antone Ca::1pos, Mr'. & J.\!Irs. Louis Carus~, 1\I2'rs.

A=a Ciarpelb. J).'[r. &. IIL'~. Jo~'!

Conforti & Famil3' The DePaola Family, Jl':r. l~~­ ncl Ferreira, Edith S. Flanag=, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond M. McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Parise :1\11'. & l\i[rs. Virgilic G. Pcri!:c, Mr. & Mrs. James PatriceHi & Family, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Quintin, The Sasso Fa."11hy, MI". & Mrs. Henry V. Senee::: Mr. & Mrs Ralph Strollo, l\i[r. & Mrs. Dennll' Too!!1ey, Mrs. P.ile:ria Ventura.

ST. MATTHEW

$200

Rev. Henri J. Charest

$100

Dr. & Mrs. Orner Boivm

$'75

lrev. DonaM E. Belanger

S30 Dr. & Mrs. Eugene Dionne Mr. Edgar Poisson Misses 100 & Valeda Leiboeuf $25 Dr. & Mrs Roland Chcul..'1a...-rd ~O

Miss Grace M. Parenteau ~15

Mr. Joseph Cote, Mr. & Mrs. Gedeon Dufour, :Mr & Mrs Roger Dufour, Mrs. D(lra Fiola, lI.!fr. & Mrs. Octave Berube Miss Marie Auclair, Alphonse Mailloux, Mr. & Mrs. .rosep!!. A. Rivard, Mr. & Mrs. Pierre Lus­ sier.

NOTRE DAME

.

~100

Mayor & Mrs. R. G. De=a::-ais

S50 Dr. William Boudreat: $30 Mr. & Mrs. Paul Courchaine Clemente-Chace FamJ:y $25 Mr. &. Mrs. Octave D ~ Hormidas Dupuis Fam. Dr. J. A. Fournier Mr. & Mrs. Milton n. Funer Joseph O. Levesque Romeo Levesque Mathilda Lussier FaIn. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Phenix Pouliot-Fraseatore Fam. $20

Misses B & E Rousse:m

$15

Normand J. A. Belanger. Nor­ mand Berube, Frank Blanchette, Armand Brodeur, Chretien­ Longchamp Fam. Maurice Cyr, Paul Dumais, Roger Fournier, Raymond Gib­ eau, Rene Lachapelle Mrs. Albert:t Lamarre, Helena Lariviere, Joseph Lemieux, Cy­ rille Levesque, Misses A. & A. Masse .

James Morrissey, Konnand Noiseux, Edmf'lIr R. Poirier, Ed­ gar St-Martin, Tremblay-Clair­ mont Fam. Mrs. Yvonne Vallee BLESSED SACRAME1\"T

$500

Rt. Rev. Alfred Gend...-eu1:.

$'25

.It & W Root. Beer

$20 Dollard Chretien, Rose Tonelll $15 Roland Lavoie, Mau:ice Brault.

Frederick Poirier, Maurice Poir­ ier. Albert J. Beaudoin Louis P. St Marie, George Duchaine

Harrington, Mr. &. Mrs. ::Vranuel Sears, Mrs. Margaret Conlon, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Re'gan Mr. &. Mrs. Douglas Poissant, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Halbardiec, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Cusick, M:r. & Mrs. Alban Couture, Mr. & Mrs. Thadeus Harenza, Ivr- lit Mrs. Everett Benevides.

HOLY NAME $150 Patrick Phelan Dr. & Mrs. Richard Donovan

$500 Rev. George E. sum van $100 Mrs. John L. ClemmEy Fred Shay Mr. & Mrs. James l\IcGt;~!'e Capt. & Mrs. Joseph .r. O'Con­ nell $'75 Rev. Edmund T. DeI2-.11ey Mrs. Daniel J. Eagan $80

. Dr. Louis Kroger

$50 Mr. & Mrs. Leroy Bc::-<ien The Misses Foley Mr. & Mrs. William H:.:::r1l Mrs. Harry Sears & F<L~:~T Mrs. Mary Walker

UOO ;\11'. & Mrs. Joseph F. Phelan ::VIrs. John E. Connolly May A. Leary Maureen O'Rourke :\lJ:rs. Michael O'Rourke

$'75

$40

Mary L. & Cath:.:rbe T. E,,2'­ rin,.;ton $:!O The McArdle FamiI~' Mr. & l\'[rs. Joseph J'. C'CC~­ nell Jr. Thomas & Gertrude Sur~ivan .~25

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence C~'je­ ceiras Mrs. Margaret Casey The :Cwyer Family Mrs. Wallace Fairbanks In Memory of Raymo::ld R. Fletcher Jane Haran Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Higgingen Sr.

Mrs. & Miss Mary Lennon

Julia Mahoney

The Shea Family

Katherine Sullivan

$20 Elizabeth Flaherty, CIa I' e Nagle, Hillard Nagle, Frederick Sherry, Mrs. J. Harold Smith.

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis F. Sullivan, Mary D. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Synnott . $15 Henry Bernardo, Paul Bot:lay, Mrs. Frank & Eleanor Brady, Frances Brough, Mrs. Alma Bur­ rill James Considine .II'.. Thomas Cor e y , Catherine & Ar'::le Coughlin, Mrs. Frederick Danis.

Mrs. Howard Davol Eunice Dion, Maurice Dionne, . Mr. & Mrs. William Doran, Mar­ garet Dowling, Mrs. Thomas Duffy Elaine's Flower Shop, Marcel­ lus Feeney, Mrs. Marcellus Fee­ ney, Evelyn FingIis, Darjel Foley Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gagnon.

Mr. & Mrs. William Gaudreau, In Memory of. James F. Gray, John Gray, William Guilmette Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Harring­ ton, Julia Harrington Mr. &. Mrs. Stanley Janczura, Mr. &. Mrs. Joseph E. Kennedy, Ann Lane William LeBlanc, Mrs. Richard Lawn, John Lynch, Margaret McCloskey, Michael McNally John F. Mahoney C)TiI Mar­ cille, David Matthews, Joseph Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. James Mendonca ?

Mr. & Mrs. John .T. Maloney, Mrs. Anne Powers & Frank Montle, Richard Mullen, Mr. & 1\frs. Charles Murphy, Joseph Niejadlik Mary O'Brien, Daniel O'Con­ nell Walter Nichipor, Mrs. Lil­ lian' Pacheco, James Perkins Roger Petit, Mildred Powers, Mrs. Dorothy Provencal, William Steele, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Sul­ livan, Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Thompson Margaret Turner, Mr~ & Mr!. .Tohn Ward ST. ANTHONY OF PADUJ\.

• $120 Rev. Laureano C. dos Reis $100

Milton R. Silva, A~'.

. $25

Mrs.' Isabel Cabral

Antone Camara

Manuel H. Camara

$15 Agnes Nunes, Frank Souza ST. ELIZARETH

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel S. Borges

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CHAIRMAN: Coadjutor Bishop - Clar~nce G. Issen­ mann of Cleveland, new chairman of the Press De­ partment, National Catholie Welfare Conference, has been chosen by his fellow Bishops for membership on the administrative board at its Spring meeting in W"l3h­ ington. NC Photo.

ST. PATRICK

$1,000 Rev. John E. Boyd $100 Rev. Raymond W. McCarthy $90 Rev. Adalbert A. Szk13lID! $'75 Rev.James E. Murphy $60 Mrs. John Coady & Family $30 Sheila Higgins Rico DeNadal $25

Mr. & Mrs, James Shea Mrs. John L. Sweeney Mary Noon Mr. & Mrs. Walter BUJ"rnl!

In Memory of Mr. & Mn:. Mi­ chael J. Foran Dr. & Mrs. Hilary White Geraldine Harrington Mr. & Mrs. John Bevilaqua Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Norman Alida Hart $20 Mr. & Mrs. William Donnelly.

Frances Cash, Edward W. Sulli­ van, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph BiszkCll, Mr. & Mrs. John Souza $15 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Buckley, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pinsonneault, .J'lhn E. O'Brien, Mr. & M=-s.

William Raposa, Mr. & Mrs. Al­ fred Danis James Pollard, John Hopkins, Mr. & Mrs. James McCloskey, Joseph Flynn, Adrian J. Hughee & Family Mr. & Mrs. Henry Moss Sarah Spellman, Mrs. Mary Mullaney, Mr. &. Mrs. Joseph Belanger, Mrs. Mary Harrington Mr. &. Mrs. John Ferus, Joseph

Rev. Edward J. Mitchell 850 In Memory of Mrs. Louise B. Crowley Dr. Margaret S. Doherty In Memory of John & I\CI':"­ garet McDermC'tt $30 Mr. &. Mrs. Herve Bernier In Tribute to Most Rev. James L. Connolly

Chester Nuttall, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Everett Crowley

$25 Mr. & Mrs. Chester Nuttall Genevieve A Harrington Catherine P. Harringtor..

Mr. & Mrs. .Tames B. Kelley Jl'.

Mildred V. Carroll Mr. & Mrs. Emilio Dispirito Elinore Kennedy Mr. & Mrs. Gerry Fortin & Collette $20 Mr. & Mrs. Herman Melle, Margaret Powers, Mr. & Mrs. .T. J. Harrington, Thaddeus Gol­ Hz, Mr. & Mrs. Warren W. Far­ Nll $15 Marion Foley, Daniel Foley, l'c!ona M: Shea. Mr. & Mrs. Rob­ ert J. Costa, Mr. & Mrs. FreEl Czerwonka Mr. & Mrs. William Cleare, Loreto Daley, Mary A. Dolan, I.awrence J. Hussey, Jr., Julia T. H?rrington Nancy Carron, Mrs. James O'­ Connell & Catherine, Ella Dem­ psey, .Angus Bailey, Sr., Mary Smyth Mr. & Mrs. Simon Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gagnon, Mrs. George Nugent, Mrs. Henry J. :"emerise, Mark F. Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. John F. McMahon, Yolande LaLiberte, Mr. &. Mrs. Martin J. McDonald, Anna Ma­ lone, Mrs. Anthony C. Leonard A: Carol Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Stanton, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Reid, Mr & Mrs. Roland Ouellette, Mr. & Mrs. David R. Kay, MT. .& Mrs. Thomas Dunn

Mass for Shut-Ins BUENOS AIRES (NC)-An­ tonio Cardinal Caggiano has given priests in his archdiocese permission during the month after Easter to offer Mass in the homes of shut-ins.

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ST. TI::;:;;::lESA ~(~;)

fl.eV'. William E. Collard ~lG:l

Antcnio Lemieux ~~5

Bishop Jamps E. Gassidy. Gen­ eral Assembly, Knights of Co­ IVJr:bus Chades H. Frrcnklin, Jr. Aldege Cote Emile Beauregard Roger Renaud Er.:ile Dalbec Laurier R. Dumas & Fami!y Mr. & Mrs. UC'nI'i Galipeau $~~

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Nc-rrnan Belisle, Armand Dude­ vi'C::" Joseph Rousseau, Edga:- A. F. :.angis Gaston Loranger, AnonymcUSt Do:1:it Fortin, Robert Richard5, Gerard J. Richard William Marshall, Ronald :D1:l­ m:ls, Jean Baptiste Charest, Pam M<,chado, Bertrand Allain Therese Bonneau, NOTm6-nd Parent, Cecile Boudreau, Rolaoo 'Therien HOLY ROSARY

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WASHINGTON (NC) - The American Civil Liberties Union has urged Georgetown Univer­ ST. LOUIS sity to reconsider its action ir:. dismissing English professor $600 Francis E. Kearns.

Rt. Rev'. Daniel F. ShaHoo Kearns was told last June that $100 his contract would not be re­ Mrs. Peter Lee newed after the current acqdem­ Mr. & Mrs. William F. Wha­ ic year. He has charged that his len, Jr. dismissa. stems from having $75 published magazine articles crit­ Rev. Edward J. Burns icizing GeorgetQwn and Catholic $60 education in general for atti­ St. Louis Women's Guild tudes on the race question and $35 ) academic freedom.

Alice & Marion Fahey $30 Seventeen Georgetown facul­ In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Mi- . ty members, 16 of them from the mael J. Tobin English department, signed a $25 petition urging Kearns' reten­ Mr. & Mrs. Alton Ferris tion. Bierstedt in his letter to The Hanrahan Family Father Bunn said the university Mr. & Mrs. John Maher should accept "the judgement of James Whalon a teacher's peers" in academic Dr. & Mrs. George Horan matters. $20 j,VIr. & Mrs. Thomas Britland, The Connerton Family, M. Thomas Conroy, .Mr. & Mrs. Orient Laplante, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­ sept).. Leite Hilda Myles, Irene Reynolds $15 Mr. & Mrs. Victor Auclair, Mr. Ir: Mrs. Charles Bevilacqua, Mr. &:. Mrs. Raymond Black, Mr. & Mt"s'.· Elton Borden. Mrs. Mary Cantwell Peter Cantwell, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carrier, Margaret Creigh &: family, Mr. & Mrs. John ero­ ain, Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Dawson.

Mrs. John Doran, Thomas Doran, Margaret Doran, Rita Doran, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Foy Mr. & Mrs. Robert F. Goyette, David Grace, Catherine Horan" Mr. & Mrs. Tito Jacomino. Mar­ garet Johnson Margaret Kehoe, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­ seph Motta, Edward McAndrew, Mr. & Mrs. Normand G. Oliver Mr. & Mrs. William O'Neil, John &: Irene Powers, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ruggiero, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred St. Michel, Mr. &: Mrs. Daniel Vincent, Mr. & Mrs. Robert White Mrs. James Benson, Mr. & Mrs. John Zajac, John Whitty, Mr: & Mrs. Douglas Leeman" Mrs. John Partridge Anthony DeMeo, Mr. & Mrs. Ceorge Crosson

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Supreme Knight McDevitt Pledges Reexamination of KC Program PITTSBURGH (NC) -A re­ examination of the Knights of Columbus program in terms of present needs' and in the light of the Second Vatican Council declarations relating to the laity was promised here by John W. McDevitt, Supreme Knight of the 1,169,OOO-member organiza­ tion.

McDevitt, who came here for the 67th annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Council, K. of C., said the K. of C.'s wide­ spread advertising program ill now being studied toward adapting it "to the new climate caused by the opening of win­ dows."

The program is geared toward non-Catholics and aiins to make Catholicism, its dogma and prac-

tices, intelligible to them. The advertising is done generally through secular mass-circulation magazines.

McDevitt promised nothing immediate with regard to any tailoring of the K. of C. program.

He noted that the theological position of the layman has been defined in the council's Consti­ tution on the Nature of the Church, but remarked that the council has still to take action on the schema' on the laity.

"Since the schema on the laity is devoted in large part to pro­ gram, we must necessarily await council action on that document," McDevitt declared. Once the mind of the council is clear, "then we will confer with those set up to lead us," he said.

New York Program To Combat Poverty NEW YORK (NC) - Francis Cardinal Spellman disclosed, a "Summer in the City" program of educational, cultural and rec­ reational activities in neighbor­ hoods of special needs will be conducted in the New York arch­ diocese from Tuesday, July 6 to Sunday, Aug. 15.

Members of some 40 religious communities, seminarians and college students will take part in the program in 35 parishes.

Services will include remedial assistance especially in reading and mathematics, and a pre-high school program geared for 7th and 8th graders; group discus­ sions for mothers; open recrea­ tion; teenage enrichment and adult enrichment programs, all designed to combat pockets of poverty and to benefit all resi­ dents, regardless of' religious faith.

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ily, Cecilia M. Doran, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Louis

P. Lopes, Mary L. Reynolds Leo Fogarty, Margaret Kilroy, Thomas P. Sullivan, The Misses Donovan, John Shay Edgar T. Fortin, Mrs. Benja­ min Stafford, John T. Hunt, Ar­ thur Belanger, Lawrence E. Hayden, Jr. Edmund Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph T. Hart, Francis Regan, Letitia A. Lynch, John F. Hal­ lisey William F. White, Jr., John J. Sullivan, Natalie Shively, Rob­ ert Guilmette ST. MARY $100 Margaret Lahey

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Louise & Mary Ryan $30 Mary H. C. Flynn $25 John & Catherine O'Neill Mr. & Mrs. Jerome Foley II Dr. Edward J. Steinhof Mrs. Josephine Hurley Mr. & Mrs. Charles F. Bliffins Leo O'Brien Michael .Grace Michaeline Rupoell George Sullivan Elizabeth Green Mrs; Mary T. Morrisl . . . . . .

Mr. & Mrs. James W. Coyne garet Morris :Mr. &: Mrs. Wilfred Callaghan James P. Murphy :Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holleran :Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. R ~ $20 Lillian Darmody Mrs. Margaret A. Powers, :Mr. Walter H. White &: Mrs. William F. Keating, Jr., William Kenney Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Magrlby, :Mr. $21 &: Mrs. James A. Robinson, Jr., Jef1rey E. Sullivan Eileen Sullivan Charles A. Duffy .

Mr. & Mrs. George BoitanO. Clarence Banks :Mr. & Mrs. Dennis C. R1D'leT : Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Tavares, Helen Kenney William J. Darrett $15 :Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. QuInn William Bradbury, Jr., Mr. Mildred & Gerald I. Harring­ &: Mrs. Francis C. Fennessey, ton Mr. & Mrs. William J. Sewell, Margaret Desmond Mr. & Mrs. John H. Springer Margaret Sullivan, Madelyn & Evelyn Curtis & Mrs. Mary E. Larabee Mr. & Mrs. John Viera, An­ Raymond C. Gallagher gela Cyr, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Mar­ John C. Harding tin & Virginia, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ Annie E. & Mary E. Quirk ward Regen, Mrs. Margaret Mor­ James A. Heywood rissey .Frederick J. Harrington M~. & Mrs. John Curran, John John T. Haggerty Mr. & Mrs. John C. TorpeJ' O'Brien, Richard Sullivan, Ger­ trude Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. J. Joseph Welch' Joseph Desrosiers $20 Francis & Lena Moran, Mr. Joseph M. Taylor, Mr. & :Mrs. & Mrs. William Blythe, Mr. & Matthew A. Shea, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. William Mercier, Elizabeth Mrs. Harold Nagle, Mrs. Mary L. Leonard, Margaret Cummings Kelly, Joseph C. Ferris Mr. & Mrs. Edward Gibney, Frances M. Cummings, Mary C. Cummings, John S. Burns, Honara M. Coyne, Mr. & Mrs. Mr. & Mrs. James R. Mitchell, Edward Gahan, Mrs. Virginia Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Beland Mr. & Mrs. Alvan J. Hoar, Mr. Betty Lillian L. O'Hearn, Mr. & Mrs. & Mrs. Robert Nedderman & Mrs. Julia Beattie, In Memory James E. Berrigan Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Murphy, of John, Mary & Lawrence Downey, by: Ann & Elizabeth Mrs. Gertrude Harrington, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Duffy Downey Robert & Mary C. Grandfield, Edward J. Fay, David P. Hart Mary E. Hurley, Ruth Hurley, & family, George L. O'Brien, Jr., Charles H. Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs. Mary T. Hurley, Janice Hurley Mrs. William Gorman, Mr. & John J. Roberts Mrs. Albert Pinkoski, Frederick $15 Raymond J. McMullen, Frank Haggerty, Mr. & Mrs. Emile Dwyer, M.D., Charles V. Porta, Gagnon, Sarah' Booth, .Mr. & Lillian M. Shea, Mrs. Edward Mrs. Eugene B~rtrand Foley ST. ANNE Margaret F. Tolan, Mrs. $100 Charles J. Leary, Mrs.. Kathryn The St, Vincent de Paul Socl­ Doherty, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel F. ety of St. Anne's ParUsh Duffy, Catherine Murphy $50 A. Irene Noble, Mr. & Mrs. Cecile Sutton Abel Marceline, Ellen O'Toole, $20 Elizabeth Fernandes, Don a I d Reginald BeJlerive Black A Friend Agnes Black, William Black, 15 Franklin A. Murphy, Dominick Roger Beaulieu, Benoit Can­ Maxwell & family, Mr. & Mrs. John F. Lyons uel, Edward DeMarco, Adele Elaine Banks, Louise Banks, Gagnon, Paul Hamel Mr. & Mrs. James Barnes; Mar­ . Mrs. Adrienne Lapointe, Mrs. garet M. Dunn, Francis Hurley Arthur A. Plante Thomas White, John T. O'­ HOLY CROSS Neill, Joseph A. Caron, Joseph R. Delaney, Mr. & Mrs. John $200 Kiley, Jr. Franciscan Fathers OFM Ccnv.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F: Con­ $25 nors, Mr. & Mrs. Frank N. La­ Rosary Society Bossiere, Joseph R. ·Hathaway," Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. ~ulew­ In Memory of Daniel J. Martin ski by: Mrs. Mary Martin $20 In Memory of Thomas H. & Mr. & Mrs. Stanley W'-Nowak Thomas L. Flynn by: Catherine &Fam. Flynn, Kathryn &. Lillian Mad­ $15 den, Leonard J. Hughes Owen Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Canuel, O'Shaughnessey, Herman '& Mar­ Celia & Helen Plichta, Mr. & garet Springer Mrs. Walter Witengier

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MARYKNOLL: Bishop John W~Comber, M.M., Super­ Ior Ge~eral of .the Maryknoll Fathers, right, welcomed Augustme Cardmal Bea, S.J., president of the Vatican's Secret,ariat for Christian Unity, to Maryknoll's headquar­ ters hIgh above the Hudson Valley, as the Cardinal complet­ ed a short visit to the United States. NC Photo.

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$50 Immaculate Conception WCIIa­ en's Guild Genevieve Hennessey Mr. &: Mrs. Peter Sullivan

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Robert Correia Holy Name Society St. Vincent De Paul Soclet7 Julia Simas Edward Teves Council of Catholic Women $20 Ernest Barreira, Jose Lindo, Eugenio Mello

$15 Antonio Aguiar, Henry Aguiu Alfred Almeida, Maria N. Arpia: Kenneth Burton Thomas Bowden, Lawrence Benevides, Joaquim Costa Man­ uel Correia, Manuel Corr~ia .

Leonel Cordeiro, Gerald Car­ delli, Maria Cabral, Furtado Family, Carl J. Frederick Manuel Faria, Antone Isadore Frank Moniz, Antone MOniZ: Antone Michaels Manuel Mello, Leonora Mello, Manuel Medeiros, Manuel Ma­ gano Lionel Rodrigues Antonio Ribeiro Jr., Manuel Rego, Arthur Rego, Mary Ra­ poza, John Souza Manuel J; Silvia, Manuel Sil­ va, Arthur Silvia, Manuel M. Velho OUR LADY OF HEALTH

$20 Antone Ferreira Manuel Freitas Manuel Mello Francisco C. Silvia

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Mrs. Henry J. Duffy '25 Everett Lafleur & Family $30 Mrs. Clarence P. Sullivan James E. Britland, Jr., Edward Gazarro $25

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