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',DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER, MASS. ConUn'ued from Page" One there until 1956, when hisparo'however; came strongly ·.to the chial terr'itory was taken ov~r . young priest. : With permission ,for constructL<?iI of a jet ;airfield.. of Bishop Feehan,tli.en 9rdinary," At this time, Father ,Mo~ris' Continued from Page One applied for 'entrance to lVIary- return'ed to lj;all River for nearly knoll, the Catholic Foreign Mis- a year, assisting'in Sacred Heart' over the previous totlil. Last year , sion Society of America, founded' parish. His' Washington a'ssign~ the increase was 7,017. in 1911 by the hierarchy of the ment followed. Visits to Fall In other indications of growth, , United States. River. are especially pleasant for the Diocese was honored in the . Once a Maryknoller, Father the Maryknoller because' two ,past year by consecration of an , Morris taught in one of the com-'" brothers and a sister still live Auxiliary Bishop, Most, Rev•. munity's seminaries for a year, in .the city, the brothers. in his James J. Gerrard, D.D., to assist then did promotion work in parnative parish/of SS" Peter and Bishop Conn<;>lly in meeting the ishes until 1923 when he was Paul and the sister in his ever-increasing needs ' of the 'assigned to.' Ko~ea, 'where he "adopted" 'one of Sacred Heart. 0 area. remained for most of the followLooking back over' his 45 The number of, Diocesan ing 13 years. His work included years in the priesthood and a' . priests active in the Diocese operation of a central mission life more varied than'most, the rose by five, from 194 to 199. with 32 outlying s!fltions and veteran declared, "I've enjoyed Totals of students in" Diocesan, building of a language school for every minute,of it." ,parochial and private high missionaries ,newly arrived in " W~at advice does Father Morschools likewise reflected a gain. the country. ris give the many audiences of ,More than 300 additional chilPrisoner of War school-age' youngsters to whom dren were enrolled this year in In' 1936 Father Morris was he speaks; on the vocation of a \ parochial elementary schools, an , transferred to Japan, where he miss~onaiy'? "I tell them," he' increase from 16,334 to 16,686. contirmed work among Koreans. said, "that if they want to be Nearly' 1,000 more' public He remained there uritil1941 ~nd happy, they should plan to be of ;' ,grammar school children than in the outbreak of war. With many service tOI their fellow me!1:,1958 were enrolled in Christian , other religious, he was interned that's the real path to happiness doctrine classes, Figures rose ,/, for seven months until he was a'nd peace! from 22,576. last year to 23,527 returned to the United States "And I point out," he' added .,in 1959. aboard the prisoner exchange with a twinkle, "the wonderful', ship Gripsholm. dividends 'offered by Christ: a New Secretary \ In contrast to the experience . hundredfol,~ in this life and life CHICAGO (NC) Father of many Maryknollers, however, everlasting in the world, to come. John May, chaplain. at Mercy Father Morris was well-treated Where can 'you beat that?" Hospital here, has been ap~, while a prisoner. "The Japanese P ASTOR AND HIS CHURCH: Rev. Thaddeus Bou- pointed gel1eral' secretary of the were so sure they'd -won the war; huysen, SS.CC. has been pastor' of Sacred Hearts Church Catholic 'Church Extension Sothey could afford to be good' to ' ciety by Archbishop Albeit G. ConUnu~d from Page One for the past seven years. us," he said. . , Meyer of Chicago. Back in the United States, the and Mother Ann 'Joseph. missionary went to a Japanese The general chapter,' which relocation camp in Arizona asa will be held at Villa Santa White's Farm Dairy himself with servicemen and Contin~ed from Page One chaplain, after which he was' Teresa,'aHoly, Union' Convent. their families, with repairing near St. Pe'ter's, Rome, will con- plaisir 'is' co-chairman aided by "SPECIAL MILK assigned' to Hawaii; " working . 'the 32-year'-0Id chur'ch,and with sist of preparatory talks given a large commi.!j;ee. . \ From Our Own by a member of the, Sacred Con,. On the invitation of the first reducing ~he parish debt. Tested Herd" -gregation of Religious,' a two-day bishop of Fall River, Most Rev. Rev. Leopold Jeurisseri' was Continued from Page One . retreat,' election of tl:ie Superior ' William Stang, D.D., three Fathpastor from 19'14 to 1952 and he' . , Acushnet, Mas•. WY 3~57 River Diocese had ,in' finding 'General, meetings of. the General ers of the Sacred, Hearts came , also concerned 'himself greatly • . Special Milk homes for other teen-agel's im-' and Provincial Chapters, ,.and to Fairhaven in, May, 1905. Using with, the, church debt, cutting it mediately after, the Hungarian eJection, Qf' Assistant' penerals: temporary quarters, in the Mon- considerably before his death at· • Homogenized Vito D Milk ..uprising. Some' 15 , or, 16", were , ,The delegates from Imll}'acu':' alitery, Mass was said each Sun,. the age ,of 58." • Buttermilk I t H . P' '11 t k ' day.. To ,accommodate the famre~ttled m.ostly in, t~e Cape, Father' ,Thaddeus, came 'to , .• , Tropicana Orange i a e eart:' rovmce; WI, a e, Hies attending Mass each priest "area. "':. , " part in three Marian pilgrimages. . Sacred "Hearts ,,'in . June; ~1952,.' ' ...Coffee an.d Choc. Milk Just, rei~rne~from',8 !!pecial The' first will be to 'Lourdes, .and gave his lO-'minute sermon· in after serving as pastor of-- Holy , • Eggs' ..- Butte, ,legislative .' meeting of Di<X;esa'it' the second', to. Kno~k .. Irehind, , Portuguese, french and Eng:',' ,Trinity Chul'ch, West iIarwic;h,,' . Re~ettle'ment· Directqrs,' a'n,d where Our;, U<iy . ,appeareda~ lish.) Parishioners were from for, 12 ye;1rs'. II} 1956 he organized members of the National Cath-, the parish church on four occa'" " North Fairhaven and Acushnet. the' Conference, of SL Vincent olic Resettlement. Council; held ,sions in 189'; to console the Irish' Since that time Sacred'Hearts ' de Paul in· the parish. He has ,in New, York,. Father Boyd said in their sufferings. 'This' shrine 'has ' bec'ome 8 French church. purchased tables and chairs for 'that, marn'·attention of the gath- is of partictilar interest' to Rev- Two other Catholic 'churches," a small hinch room at the school. ering was focused on' the' Worid erend Mother Provinciai for St. Mary's in North Fairhaven and .encourages 'the Catholic , . ,and St. Xavier in. AcrtshRefugee Year, to begin JuJy 1, in 1897 her own mother,' as a Civic -Club, by ·driving, variolas 'Francis . . .... Your ProteCtio.. " with the object of' calling, notice' four~day-old infant', w'as, broughl ,net, have sillce been bUilt III the members to Boston for' patriotic' Buy From ,110 the aciJte 'refugee problem to tile scene o-f 1J!eapparition to - area, decreasing somewhat the programs. He himself worked atill facing, the world.. , be Jjaptized~ , " .- .:" number 'of communicants, at on the installation of new desks , Sacred'lIearts. It is not generally' realized, and seats in the school. , -- Mirc~luous Medal ' In 1907, Sacred Hearts Sisters he said, that nearly ,a million . , To commemorate ':' .Sacred 132 Roctedcdc Ave. . The third'Marilin' pilgrimage arrive'd from Europe and startrefuge~s are still displaced in' will bematIe to ,the, Shrine' 'of' , Hearts' 50th anniversarY"the exNew ~dtord E~rope, alone, ,of which 148,000 the Miraculbus MedalatRiJe de ing in November of that year the terior and interior of the church ' • . parish .M~sses were ,sung at the are in' immediate need, of aid have been restored and redeco,," .WY 5-7947 and 50;000 would best be served Ba'c' in ,'Paris. Here Mary ap-: convent on the corner of ,Main' rated. . " . peared to St. Catherine. Laboure Street and Howland Road. by migration' to other countries. requesting Ithat a : medal ' be In February, 1908, plans were Papal Talk Sunday struck and distributed through- ':approved for a new. mission Pope John XXIIJ;. will call out the world. . church. 'Two months later work attention of Catholics 'to the At each shrine the delegates on Sacred Hearts School started. 'World Refugee Year in a worldwide radio address to be "heard will pray that God wili give -to On completion 'of tJ:1e school on, Sunday, June 28.' President' each Holy Union Sister and to "uly 5, 1908, Masses, were tranii-, Eisenhower ha;- issued a procla- ' ~ach of her' ,students, relatives, ferred to it. 'A year later, ,on July'4, the mation inviting all ~itizens t'O and benefac'tol's, the ,graces He new church was blessed by Most support "programs developed in sees most necessary. The Am'ericim Sisters will visit Rev. Daniel F, 'Feeha'n, D,D., fur~erance of that year ,for ,the the Holy Union schools and col- then Bishop of Fali River, and assistance of refugees." , The uneral termscari ,be, leges in Ki'llashee, Athlone, and dedicated to the Sacred Hearts ' k'anslated ,'spe«ifically by, the' Banagher;lrel!1nd; in Soutpanw- of Jesus and Mary. " ton, London;! and Bath,Englandj, Fift-yyears ago' 40 families ' family or families of the Diocese Douai, comprised the parish. Today willing to" help a Hungariili, Lille, , Tournai, an'd .' there are 650 parishioners, and teen~ager or others of the young:... Erance.; ROryle; anq Madrid. ,-Religious, ,literary, and artistic 120 children attend Sacred sters listed in Father Boyd's PcJint 'and Wanpaper , files as needing assistance. He s~rines of: Venice, Florence, Hearts School. '. Father Bernard Pierson, , can '"be reached at Fall River, Milan, Luc~rne, Dublin; an~ Dupont Paint. Ed. 1897 Catholic" Welfare, Bureau, 344 Br:ussels are', also chartered on ' known, as Sacred. Hearts '~mis . PARKING r sionary" priest, led the small Highland Ave., OSborne 6-8481'. , the Sisters'. Itinerary. , Resr of Store Builders Supplies fl~ck from 1907 to 1911. He 422 AcuSb, Ave.' . , died 'in October, 1916. 2343 Purchase Street The Rev. Seraphin Ooghe was cor, Middle St, New Bedford pastor from 1912 until 1940. He WY 6-5661 New Bedford promoted piety by organizing the Association of the Sacred , Hearts and by forming the Sodality of the' Ladies of St. Anne. Increased Membership During Father Seraphin's pasSHEET METAL Plumbi"g- Heating torate the pariSh increased to 185 J. TESE~, Prop. families and' there . were 225 915 Acushnet Ave, RESIDENTIAL school pupils. The rectory was' IND'USTRIAl At Weld Square completed' under his supervision , COMMERCIAL in January 1928. Between the New Bedford 253 Cedar St. New Bedford rectory and, the 'church Father New Bedfor.d's Lead!ing WY 3-3222 Seraphin'directed the work .on Plumbe-r ,a chapel to Our Lady of Lourdes. From 1940 to '1944 parishioners' ;were ,under the tute,lageof the Rev',Oetave Igodt:- He concerned
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