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At the direction of Bishop Connolly, the first inission chapel in the town of Mash pee is now under construc tion. Since 1960,' Mass has been offet-ed during the Summer months in ,the Popponessett Community Center as a part of Our Lady of ,the Assumption Parish in Osterville. The fast
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growing Catholic Summer 'PoP ulation necessitates larger" and! more permanent quarters. ' The new chapel is located on the westerly side of Great Neck Road in Mashpee on a six-acre site conveyed to the Church by 'the Fields Point Corporation, sponsors of the nationally known New Seabury Develop ment. The Catholic Summer popu lation of over 2,000 constitutes a respectable congregation for the new mission, while the gradual increase of permanent residents ,. of the area bodes well for the
establishment of a parish in t'he years ahead. The chapel is calculated to accommodate 700 worshipers, being 80 feet in width and 9a feet in length. Construction wiill be of supporting steel girdero with walls and roof of prefabri cated and insulated steel panelS\. Light, ventillation, and decorBl tion will be provided by mon~ lite Pllnels in the side walls. The mission's facade will he of wood. A 10-foot roof ovel1" hang will shelter the front en. trance. Turn w Page Twenty
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" LAND LAKES working paper' Xavier parish, Hyannis, to St. Catholic university, signed Catholic edueationid Mary's' parish, ..New Bedford.', The assignment will take effect leaders, stresses autonomy: academic freedom. ,The on Wednesday, Aug. 9. Word document, "A Statement on the Nature of the Conu Family Bureau of Father Connolly, the "son oil temporary Catholic Univer ' ...i~y," ha's been sl'gned by' ,,,In the Church ,and should objec ,Michael j. and Irene' t. Goeh:' United States Catholic Conference announced here that it -" ..n tively evaluate them." " is developing a se~ ,education program involving the home" Turn to' Page Twenty, " Participants in the July s~mThe statement; signed by, an school and parish. Father, James McHugh, bureau directoJro inar sponsored by the North Archbishop and a Bishop as well ' said the program was being American Region of the ][nter as by leading Catholic educators, developed in cooperation with the contribution of the school! lIlational Federation of Catholic notes that administration and and, its teachers, and the leader- the Education Depart Universities here in Wisconsin: organization of Catholic univerKey recommendations are: Turn to Page Twenty , ment, the National Catholic ship of pastors of souls who wiJIll Turn to Page Two Educational Association, and the "The Catholic university must National Center of the Confra Illave a true autonomy and aca ternity of Christian Doctrine. AU demic freedom in the face of have headquarters here. authority of whatever kind, lay "The Second Vatican Council," 1M' clel'ical, external to the aClll said Father McHugh, "has (ii,ell1llic community itself." strongly urged that every child Theology must be distinc ,Three New Hampshire leadem be 'given a positive education in in mental retardation programs ~vely present among recognized Rev• Joseph K. Welsh, pas sexuality as a part of the forma l!nteUectual disciplines and mlilst txJ>r of Our Lady of Victory will join a faculty of nationally tive process whereby he be <engage in constant interdiscipli and regionally prominent mental comes increasingly aware of his parish, Centerville, a priest iUlllr'y dialogue with the rest of retardation experts at the New I I personal identity and Christian illl. the Diocese of Fall River· the academic community. England Congress for all Chris ! responsibility. tians 'to be held at the Univer An recogniZed university for 44 years, -becomes Pastor "This insightful training in sity of New Hampshire Friday Emeritus on Wednesday, Aug. !D. illl'e3S of study must be "frankb human sexuality is certainly the through Sunday, Aug. 25 to 27. The '71 year old pastor was and fully accepted and their pl"erogative of parents and fam They are Mrs. Roger Are1" llnternal autonomy guaranteelll. born 00 Aug. 28, 1895, in New ily, but as the child goes llead of Manchester's Moore Tbell'e must be DO theological 01' :Sedlor-d, the SOD of the. ,late through the process of socializa Center, Rev. John Mitman oJ! phUosophical imperialism; (1UlJ. Roberl P . Welsh and the late tion, he can profit greatly from Lebanon and Rev. Gerald Dunn, Elizabeth M. Kennedy Welsh. ilCientific and disciplinary meUn the influences of the school and Ch.aplain at the Laconia State <Dds, and methodologies, must be A graduate of La Salle Aca parish community. School. [Jiven due honor and respect." demy, Providence, the Center Planned by the Confraternity "We feel then,that a total pro ville pastor attended Holy Cross '""Jfhe university should carry gram of education in human of Christian Doctrine in consw. _ t:I continual examination 01( College, Worcester, for' two Turn to Page Two sexuality necessarily requil'eJl ~~v. PAUL G. CONNOLLY Turn to Page Five sa asyects and all activities ~
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