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VOL. 21, NO. 19 FALL RIVER, MASS., THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1977 15c, $5 Per Year

Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Considine, P.A.

Ask End of Excommunication.Hand Eucharist (lose Vote

Summons TeachersTo Prophetic Role

C:harities AppealA~t $664,676

Returns of special gift dona­tions and parish contributionshave brought the 1977 Appeal to$644,676.50. Msgr. Anthony M.Gomes, diocesan director of theAppeal, announced that the clos­ing of the books for the Appealwill be at noon Friday, May 20.

Contributions from parishes,pri,ests and special gift donorsshould be made in person toHeadquarters beginning Wed­nesday, May 18 until Friday,May 20 in order to receive cred­it. The final report of this year's

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Communion in the hand has. all but won the necessary sup­port to become an option inCatholic churches throughoutthe United States.

The issue was to have beendecided the second day of thethree-day meeting, and a livelydebate was conducted.

But the vote was inconclusive.According to the bishops' rules,a two-thirds majority would benecessary before Vatican per­mission to give Communion inthe hand could be sought. An-

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orce seemed to generate themost \nterest at their springmeeting, another developmentnow taking place via the U.S.mail may have more impact onCatholics in general.

His Excellency, the Most Rev­erend Bishop, has announcedtransfers affecting many par­ishes in the Diocese. Msgr. Hen­ri Hamel, Pastor of St. Joseph's,New Bedford, will retire fromthat parish and has chosen tobecome assistant at SacredHeart in the same city. For over20 years Msgr. Hamel was an

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TRANSFERS

"We need to shake and wakepeople and be awakened our­selves," he continued, remind­ing the audience that "the tea­chers in the church are prophetsand it's a tough vocation."

Other major speakers duringthe two-day meeting included

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By Thomas BarbarieCHICAGO (NC) - While the

Catholic bishops' handling of theCall to Action and their vote tolift the automatic excommuni­cation for remariage after div-

"We're coming from a churchwhich knew all the answers toa church which is trying to fig­ure out some of the questions,"Father Stephen C. Doyle, OFM,told hundreds of classroom andreligious education teachers at­tending the Catholic EducationConvention of the Fall River dio­cese, held last week at BishopFeehan High School, Attleboro.

Speaking on the role of a prop­het in contemporary life, thenoted theologian and scripturescholar said that the pre-Concil­iar church saw itself as a rock,but the post-Conciliar image isthat of a pilgrim people.

"America emphasizes pro­ductivity," he told his hearers."Fetuses, the sick and the oldare not productive, so they'renot wanted. Are you being pro­phetic to that situation?

Born in New Bedford, Msgr.Considine graduated from HolyFamily Grammar and HighSchools and attended St.Charles and St. Bernard semin­aries. Ordained a priest on June8, 1928, by the Most Rev. Em­mett M. Walsh, Bishop of Char­leston, in Rochester, N.Y., Msgr.Considine served in SacredHeart parish, Oak Bluffs, St.Patrick's Wareham, and St.

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Prayerful'After 49 years of loyal wit­

ness to God, the Church and theDiocese, Msgr. Raymond T.Considine will retire from thepastorate of St. Williams' par­ish, Fall River, and from hisdiocesan offices effective June15th.

For close to half a century,this dedicated priest has servedthe people of this diocese self­lessly, effectively' and prayer­fully.

'Selfless,

To Be Ordained for the People of God in the Fall Ri~,er DioceseClergy, religious and laity of

the diocese are invited by Bish­op Daniel A. Cronin to partici­pate in the priestly ordinationof five deacons in St. Mary'sCathedral, Fall River, at 11 0'

clock Saturday morning, May14.

IPriests wishing to concelebrateare asked to bring amice, alb,cincture and stole. Those wish­ing to participate in the layingon of hands in the ordinationrite are to be vested in cassockand surplice or in Mass vest-ments. •

To be ordained are Rev. Mr.Joseph Manuel Costa, Rev. Mr.Raymond Cambra, Rev. Mr. JohnCharles Ozug, Rev. Mr. JohnJoseph Oliveira, and Rev. Mr.William Francis Baker.

Rev. Mr. CostaRev. Mr. Costa is the son of

Joseph P. and Maria CarvalhoCosta of Espirito Santo parish,Fall River. A graduate of Espiri­to Santo grammar school andBishop Stang High School, he at­tended St. Thomas Seminary be­fore entering St. John's Semin­ary, Brighton. He holds the de-

grees of bachelor of. arts andma:;ter of divinity.

Rev. Mr. Costa will celebratehis first Mass and preach thehomily at 6 p.m. Sunday at Es­pirito Santo Church. Servers willbe seminarians of the diocese,

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REV. MR. COSTA REV. MR. CAMBRA REV. MR. OZUG REV. MR. OLIVEIRA REV. MR. BAKER

2 THE ANCHOR-Dioe'ese of Fall River-Thurs. May 12, 1977

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Transfers Affect 12 Priests

More Catholics, Fewer Priests

MSGR. HAMEL

FR. O'NEILL

Continued from Page OneAir Force Chaplain. While inthe service he was made a Dom­estic Prelate in 1960. Upon hisreturn to civilian life, he wasnamed pastor of St. Jean's FallRiver, and then in 1969 ap­pointed to St. Joseph's New Bed­ford. Always a busy and devotedpriest, he will continue his ap­ostolate at Sacred Heart, NewBedford.

Father Cornelius O'Neill, pas­tor of St. James, New Bedford,will be placed on sick leave. Fr.O'Neill, a native of Fall River,has been a priest of the diocesefor 27 years. He has served inmany parishes of the dioceseand was named pastor of St.John's, Central Village, in 1971.Fr. O'Neill has been involved inmany diocesan positions servingas judge on the marriage trib­unal and chairman of the Com­mission for Christian Unity aswell as a member of the Com­mission for Divine Worship.

The new pastor of St. James'New Bedford, will be FatherArmando Annunziato. For thepast three years Father Annun­ziato has been the Director ofSt. Vincent's Home, Fall River,as well as administrator of St.Bernard's, Assonet. Previous tothese assignments, he was ad­ministrator of St. Francis, NewBedford, and director of St.Mary's Home in that city.

Father Daniel Gamache willbe the new pastor of St. Jo­seph's, New Bedford. For thepast eight years he has beenpastor of St. Jean's Fall River.The new pastor of this parishwill be 'Father Rene Gauthierwho presently is the pastor ofSt. Theresa's, New Bedford. Anative of Fatl River, Fath~r

Gauthier was administrator of

St. Roch's Fall River, and pre­viously was an assistant in vari­ous New Bedford parishes for22 years.

Father Joseph .Martineau willreturn to New Bedford where heserved for 25 years as an assis­tant in St. Joseph's parish. Since1969 he has been pastor of St.Michael's, Ocean Grove.

Father William Shovelton willassume his name sake's parish,St. William's, Fall River, afterbeing pastor of Our Lady of Mt.Carmel, Seekonk, for the past

NEW YORK (NC) - The U.'S.Catholic population increased by443,880 during 1976 to a totalof 49,325,752, but the numberof Religious personnel contin­ued to decline.

The population increase wasthe largest in recent years, al­though the. numbers of infantBaptisms and converts decreas­ed during the period. Nearly 23percent of the U.S. populationis Catholic, a slight increase over1976. There were 18,572 Cath­olic parishes, a record number.

The figures were released bythe 1977 Official Catholic Direc­tory (OOD) published by P. J.Kenedy and Sons and reflect thestatus of the Church of Jan. 1,1977.

The directory reported in­creases in the number of bish­ops, students enrolled in Cath­olic colleges, public school stu­dents receiving religious instruc­tion, 'Brothers, Religious orderseminaries, patients treated inCatholic hospitals, students inCatholic nursing schools, chil­dren cared for in orphanages,homes for the aged, parishes,

eight years. ·For many years heserved as assistant in variousparishes of the Fall River areaas well as Fall River Directorof the Catholic Guild for theBlind.

With these new changes, fiveassociate pastors will now be­come administrators of parishes.Father Clement Dufour, who hasbeen at St. Anthony's, New Bed­ford, for the past 10 years willnow administer the parish ofSt. Michael, Ocean Grove. Agraduate of Msgr. Prevost High,

and Catholic deaths.It reported declines in the

number of clergy and Sisters,seminarians, Catholic education­al institutions, full time teach­ings staffs, students in Catholicelementary and secondaryschools, Catholic colleges,youths receiving religious educa­tion, Catholic hospitals, depen­dent children, converts andBaptisms.

OCD reported that while thenumber of bishops increased by13 in 1976 to a total of 334, thenumber of clergy continued todrbp, with a decrease of 546priests to 58,30I. Diocesanpriests decreased by 271 to 35,904 and religious order priestsby 275, to 22,397.

For the first time the directoryreported the number of perman­ent deacons, putting their num­ber at 1,900.

The number of Brothers in­creased by 182 to 8,745, whilethe number of Sisters continued

. to drop, decreasing by 191 to130,804. The number of Brothersand Sisters's at the lowestlevel in 20 years.

Fall River, he was ordained in1958 and was first assigned toSt. Michael's, Ocean Grove, andthen to St. Theresa, New Bed­ford.

Father Thomas Mayhew at­tended Maryknoll and St. John'sSeminary, Brighton. After ordin­ation in 1959, he served at St.Peter's, Provincetown for eightyears before he came to St.

. Joseph's, North Dighton. He wasat one time the CCD Directorfor the Taunton area.

The new administrator of St.Mary's, Norton, will be FatherJohn Magnani. Coming fromFalmouth, where he has servedsince 1971, he once more willreturn to the greater Attleboroarea where he attended gram­mar and high school. Ordainedin 1959. Father Magnani has al­so served in St. Mary's, SouthDartmouth.

Presently an assistant at Im­maculate Conception, Fall River,Father Lucio Phillipino will bethe new administrator of St.Bernard's, Assonet. For 11 yearsFather Phillipino served at HolyName, New Bedford, beforecoming to Fall River to assistin the work of the DiocesanHomes for the Aged.

Father Roger J. Levesque, thenew administrator of St. Eliza­beth's, Edgartown, is presentlyDiocesan Director of ScoutingPrograms as well as assistant atSt. Joseph's, New Bedford. Anative of Fall River, he was or­dained in 1959 and for a num­ber of years was stationed atSt. Ann's, New Bedford.

All assignments are effectiveon the 1st of June save thoseof Father Shovelton, and FatherMayhew, which will take effecton June 15th.

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Chatham-Holy Redeemer 9,226.25

East Falmouth-St. Anthony 5,949.00

Edgartown-St. Elizabeth 1,145.00

Falmouth-St. Patrick 10,483.50

Hyannis-St. Francis Xavier 20,077.00

Nantucket-Our LaLdy of the Isle 5,967.50

Oak Bluffs-Sacred Heart 3,044.00

Orleans-5t. Joan of Arc 4,019.00

North AttleboroSacret HeartSt. Mary

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New ,Bedford 12,362.00St. Joseph, Fairhaven 10,765.00Holy Name,

New Bedford 10,020.00St. Joseph,

New Bedford 9,384.50

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Fall River 14,898.80Cathedral, Fall River 13,387.00St. Thomas More,

Somerset 11,922.00St. Patrick, Somerset 8.527.00

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Cape & Islands AreaSt. Pius X, South

Yarmouth 22,338.43St. Francis Xavier,

Hyannis 20,077.00St. Patrick, Falmouth 10,483.50Holy Trinity,

West Harwich 9,461.00Assumption,

Osterville 9,386.00

Leading ParishesAttleboro Area

St. John, Attleboro 16,011.00Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 12,013.00St. Mary, North

Attleboro 10,250..50St. Mary, Seekonk 9,905.00Holy Ghost, Attleboro 9,712.50

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DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

OFFICIALRETIREMENT

Rev. Msgr. Raymond T. Considine, P.A., from the Pas­torate of Saint William Church, Fall River, effective Wednes­day, June 15, 1977.

ASSIGNMENTS

SpeciaI GiftsNational

$1500Rev. Msgr. James J. and Rev.

Msgr. William H. Dolan$350

Our Lady's Chapel, New Bed­ford

Rev. Msgr. Henri A Hamel, change of status from Pastorof Saint Joseph Church, New Bedford, to Associate Pastor,Sacred Heart Church, New Bedford.

Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill from the Pastorate of SaintJames Church, New Bedford, to Sick Leave.

OFFICE OF PASTOR

Rev. Armando A. Annunziato to Saint James Church,New Bedford.

Rev. Daniel A. Gamache to Saint Joseph Church, NewBedford.

Rev. Rene G. Gauthier to Saint Jean Baptiste Church,Fall River.

Rev. Joseph A. Martineau to Saint Theresa Church, NewBedford. .

Rev. William S. Shovelton to Saint William Church,Fall River, effective Wednesday, June 15, 1977.

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATOR

Rev. Clement E. Dufour to Saint Michael Church, Swan­sea.

Rev. Thomas C. Mayhew to Our Lady of Mount CarmelChurch, Seekonk, effective Wednesday, June 15, 1977.

Rev. John V. Magnani to Saint Mary Church, Norton.Rev. Lucio B. Phillipino to Saint Bernard Church, Assonet.Rev. Roger J. Levesque to Saint Elizabeth Church, Edgar-

town.All assignments, save those indicated, are effective Wed­

nesday, June I, 1977.

Catholic Charities App·ealContinued from Page One

Appeal will be issued on Thurs­day, May 26.

Special gift solicitors and par­ish reports are still outstanding.This coming weekend, every soli­citor - parish and special gift- should make a last effort tocanvass every potential donor.These returns should be made tospecial gift and parish centerson Monday. The motto of theAppeal - "Beat last year's rec­ord" may be achieved this com­ing weekend.

Honor Roll

Ten parishes have surpassedtheir 1976 final totals. New ad­ditions to this list since the lastreporting are: St. Joseph, Attle­boro; Holy Redeemer, Chatham;St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis; St.Pius X, South Yarmouth; OurLady of the Angels, Fall River;Our Lady of Grace, North West­port; St. Boniface, New Bed­ford; St. Julie, North Dart­mouth.

4 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 12, 1977 Retires

Cardinal Medeiros At Fatima

phof,om,edita1tion

theancho~MAY 25

Rev. Michael P. Kirby, 1925,St. Mary's. North Attleboro

Rev. James V. Mendes, 1961,Administrator, Our Lady of An­gels, Fail River

NecrologyMay 20

Rev. Antonio iL. daSilvia, 1952,'Pastor, Our Lady of Health,Fall River.

MAY 24

Rev. James F. Clark, 1907,Founder, St. James, New Bed­ford.

May 23

Rev. William F. Donahue,1944, Assistant, St. FrancisXavier, Hyannis

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ing the Catholic Charities Ap­peal, space requirements nec­essitate abbreviation or elimin­ation of many of our regularstories and features. We assureour readers that we will returnto our normal format as soonas possible.

Continued from Page OneMary's Taunton, before comingto the city of Fall River wherehe has been stationed for thepast forty-five years.

In 1934, Msgr. Considine wentto Rome to work and study inthe Office of the Propagationof the Faith, where his brother,Father John Considine of Mary­knoll was a consultor. For thenext 17 years he resided at theBishop's House as secretary tothe late Bishop Cassidy. In1951 he was appointed pastor ofSt. William's Church, FallRiver.

Msgr. Considine has especi­ally given himself in a uniqueministry of service to all thepeople of this diocese in a most

. selfless way. From its foundingin the diocese, he has been Di­rector of the Propagation ofthe Faith. He began the Cath­olic Charities Appeal, serving asExecutive Director for manyyears. From the placing of thefirst brick, he has directed andadministered the DiocesanHomes for the Aged.

For his services to the Dio­cese he was created a DomesticPrelate in 1959 and in 1966 hewas raised to the honor of anApostolic Protonotary.

Despite his busy activity onthe diocesan level, he loved par­ish work. .He is a man whoknows all his parishioners byname. His priestly concern forpeople has been notably reflectedin his concern for his brotherpriests. From young to old, hehas tried to be a good listenerto their problems and a friendin their needs. For this reasonhe has chosen the. CatholicMemorial Home in Fall River ashis retirement residence withhis brothers in Christ.

The Pope also counseled Cath­olics to pray the rosary "to'come to a higher understandingof the mystery of redemption, toa more intimate union with Godand to a prompter fulfillment ofChristian duties."

Bishop CumminsWASHINGTON (NC) - Bis­

hop John S. Cummins, 49, has.been named by Pope Paul VI tosucceed the late Bishop FloydL. Begin as head of the dioceseof Oakland, Calif. Bishop Cum­mins, auxiliary of Sacramento,Calif., since 1914, was executivedirector of the California Cath­olic Conference from 1971 toFebruary, 1977.

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<>om.. leary PreSl-·fall Rivar

A young man ... and a young woman ... standclose together . . . as they watch a game . . . Her armcircles his back . . . as his arm hangs comfortably . . .pressing gently against her body.

Two individuals . . . intertwined . . . a couple . . .There is a sense of peace . . . of solid, quiet union . . .in their physical closeness ... romantic but not senti­mental . . . The horizontal and vertical arms . . . sug­gest the creative tension ... of two becoming one.

A couple . . . attractively . . . mysteriously . . .images forth in so down-to-earth a way ... the oneGod . . . whose uniqueness is realized in sharing . . .whose very oneness overflows into relationships . . .whose reality is revealed in an embrace ... who is ...love. (1 John 4:8).

The Bible tells us ... that in creating humans inHis own image ... He made them male and female ...calling them to cling to one another ... to become one. .. to be fruitful and creative (Genesis 1:24-31; 2:18­24).

The couple ... God's special image and likeness. . . reminds us . . . that God is a loving God . . . andthat "where charity and love are found . . . there isGod" (Holy Thursday Liturgy).

VATICAN CITY (NC) - In aLatin letter to Cardinal Humber­to Medeiros of Boston, PopePaul VI said he hopes that Mar­ian devotion will increase andthat Catholics will pray the ros­ary .more.

The letter authorizes CardinalMedeiros to be the Pope's per­sonal representative at the 60thanniversary celebration tomor­row of the apparition of Mary atFatima, Portugal.

The Pope told the cardinalthat he hopes "that Marian de­votion will increase more andmore, according to the wish ofthe Virgin herself, so that inthis way the faithful will knowmore accurately and love ,moreardently her Son."

themoorin~Taking a New Look at Old Problems

There can be little doubt that all newspapers are facingdifficult times. This is as true of the Catholic as of thesecular press. The problems are varied. Postage and print­ing rates have soared; labor costs have had a noted increase;circulation and advertising have remained constant or de­clined. Thus every now and then, one must sit back andtake a long hard look at present press policies, searchingfor new ideas while at the same time attempting to berealistic.

A Catholic newspaper just isn't put together by someunique magical formula. It takes people, office staff, re­porters and printers working together, trying to use thismedium as a catalyst to bring the Good News to modernman. It also takes a great deal of time, effort and money.

Ideally,.a paper should make and pay its own way. Forsome Catholic papers this is impossible; for others it meansrolling up the sleeves and finding new ways to meet thechallenges that will rescue them from the shame of sub­sidy.

At the recent national Catholic Press Association con­vention many of the workshops attempted to discuss someof the difficulties that a diocesan press faces day in andday out.

One of the more basic shared ideas that had over­whelming approval was that a local diocesan press was nota house organ. It was indicated that many papers now re­ceiving subsidy were freely giving valuable space to variousdiocesan departments that should in fact be buying ad­vertising .space. In some instances, it was pointed out,Church agencies will pay for space in a secular news­paper while expecting a "freebie'" in their own diocesanpaper.

What has been suggested is that instead of handingover a subsidy to keep a 'newspaper going, this moneyshould be used to buy advertising in the paper. Amongother suggestions offered was the idea that each diocesandepartment have a promotional budget; that papers shouldencourage coupon ads; that instead of each departmentprinting and mailing its own newsletters, it should print thesame in ad form in its local diocesan press. Papers wereencouraged to find support for special inserts; for example,marriage, educational or vocational inserts with the re­lization that ads in such specialized sections will sell.In this regard weekly newspapers have a special positionsince they have a tendency to remain longer in a .house­hold than a daily paper.

This editor goes on record for such new ideas and newapproaches. If we plan to do a good job of truly keepingThe Anchor a newspaper, then we have to think alongthese lines. It is imperative for this paper to cover thenews, keep readers updated in Church affairs and be an im­portant element in building diocesan community. Thiscannot be accomplished if we look upon this paper as"something for nothing."

Hopefully, as attempts are made to bring a new andrefreshing look to The Anchor, our fellow workers in thevineyard will give us their support, encouragement and ads.Social Security Support

Supporting legislation that will ensure the continuanceof Social Security is not only politically feasible but alsoof absolute necessity. When one considers the growingnumbers of "senior citizens" in relation to the zero growthrate, it is obvious that mere circumstances indicate thatthe present system of Social Security is just going to runout of money. More is going out than is being taken in tokeep the program funded for another 10 years.

Since so many people in this country depend fortheir very survival on their monthly Social Security check,then every effort must be made to ensure that this pro­gram continues in .sound financial condition.

Current efforts before Congress should indeed be in­vestigated .as well as supported so that the millions ofAm~ricans who now enjoy the benefits of the Socialsecurity system will be able to continue to live in decencyand dignity.

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Advocate of Abortiol'Sues Boston Prelates

BOSTON (NC) - WilliamBaird of Parents Aid Society,Inc., a birth control and abor­tion agency, filed a $2.4-miIliol1suit in U.S. District Court, charg­ing that he was the victim of aconspiracy against his civil rightsin 1974 when he "attempted toopen a Marlboro, Mass., clinic.

No Compulsion"Men may be compelled to do

many things against their will,but no person can be compell­ed to believe." - Joseph Cardin­al Ritter.

Nursing HomeIs Commended

Sacred Heart Nursing Home,New ·Bedford, has received rec­ognition from the AccreditationCouncil for Long Term Care Fa­cilities of the Joint Commissionon Accreditation of Hospitals.Sister Beatrice Duchesne, ad­ministrator, noted that the rec­ognition came during NationalNursing l:Iome Week, which endsSunday.

In a letter to the institution,John D. Porterfield, M.D., com­mission director, stated that thebody commended Sacred HeartHome "for its efforts to providea high quality of patient/resi­dent. care and services.

"Your willingness to partici­pate in the process of voluntaryaccreditation demonstrates aprofessionally motivated desireto improve the quality of life ofyour residents; and your accredi­tation is evidence that your ef­forts toward this goal have beensuccessful," the letter conclud­ed.

to the Sacraments of Penanceand Eucharist but not all whodo not possess this right can besaid to be excommunicated. Tobe excommunicated is to receivea legal censure. To forfeit one'srights to the Sacraments is or­dinarily a moral issue.

..The Bishops have followed thetrend in the revision of Churchlaw to limit automatic excom­munication to very rare circum­stances. Also, they reflect themove to recognize that limitedeffect of Church law in enforc­ing'moral teachings.

It is important to note thatwhile the lifting of the excom­munication is a limited legalmove, the Bishops see their voteas an invitation to those whoare divorced and remarried toseek possible annulments of pre­vious marriages through theTribunal. It is also a message tothose who are divorced and re­

.married that says, "You belong."

Father Daniel Hoye's state­ment on the present status ofdivorced and remarried Catho­lics follows:

The recent decision of theBishops of the United States tolife the automatic excommuni­cation which was imposed dur­ing the 1884 Baltimore Council,while a welcomed action, willhave little real effect on the di­vorived and remarried.

It is important to state whatthe change will NOT mean: (1)It does not mean that the Churchno longer teaches that sacra­mental marriages are indissolu­ble; (2) It does not mean thatall those who are remarried aft­er divorce have a right to theSacraments of Penance and Eu­charist.

Confusion concerning the ef­fects of the Bishops' action iscaused by a misunderstauding ofthe word, excommunication.This is a very technical term inChurch law that describes a cen­sure that is placed on a personwhich separates him from cer­tain public worship and mayprohibit him from being promot­ed to certain offices in theChurch. We can say that allthose who are excommunicateddo not ordinarily have a r.ight

mittee on' the Laity staff secre­tariat.

A fifth agenda action itemwhich would have decided thefuture of the Campaign for Hu­man Development was broughtbefore the bishops late in themeeting, when many had al­ready left to make connectionshome. With no quorum present,the body could take no action.

Ballots will be mailed to thenation's bishops on the questionof whether or not to continuethe Church's domestic anti-pov­erty effort. In a historic demon­stration, coverage of the meet­ing was transmitted by satelliteto cable television systemsthroughout the United States.

A spokeman for the bishopssaid at least 105 cable televisionsystems in 54 dioceses involving27 states and serving almost 1.5million persons carried the pro­gram.

It was the first nationwide in­stitutional use of a satellitetransmission to cable and micro­wave television systems.

OPENING SESSION: At opening session of CatholicEducation convention Msgr. Luiz G. Mendonca, vicar-gen­eral, at left, and Father George Coleman, director of the dio­cesan department of education, welcome Sister Mary Doo­ley, SSJ, keynote speaker.

BishopsContinued from Page One

other rule provides that if absentmembers are sufficient to swingthe outcome, their votes will besolicited by mail.

One source told NC News thatCommunion in the hand came upfour votes short in the May 4ballot, while another source in­dicated that five votes werelacking.

If those figures are accurate,Communion in the hand will bean option in the near future.

Perhaps because of the incon­clusive outcome of that issueduring the actual meeting, otherissues seemed to capture thelimelight and many of thosecovering the meeting seemedmost interested in the questionof automatically excommunica­ting divorced and remarriedCatholics. "Obviously the law isa problem." On May 4, in aclosed session, the bishops voted231. to 8 to seek Vatican per­mission to abrogate the law.

Although widely trumpeted asa major depllrture from tradi­tion, the change in the law doesnot mean that the divorced andremarried may -receive the sac­raments: it means that they arenot formally excluded from theChurch's prayer life. "The lift­ing of the excommunication willencourage Catholics who haveexperienced divorctl to knowthat they are not lepers," saidBishop Cletus O'Donnell ofMadison, Wis.

(A further clarification of thisissue by Father Daniel Hoye,vice officialis of the MarriageTribunal of the Fall River Dio­cese, appears at the end of thisarticle.)

'Call to Action'The bishops' response to last

October's Call to Action atwhich 1,300 delegates passed avariety of resolutions, drew con­siderable interest - and con­sumed more of the bishops'time than any other item on theagenda.

,Bishop Rausch, the formergeneral secretary of the NCCB­USCC, criticized the responsedocument as "too negative intone" toward the Call to Action.The document had been revisedthrough seven drafts beforereaching the bishops for theirvote.

On May 5, just before themeeting ended, the bishops vo­ted 179 to 7 to approve the doc­ument, but an amendment byArchbishop Peter Gerety of New­ark and 19 cosponsors had givenit new overtones.

The amendment directed thepresident of the NCCB-USCC toestablish a committee to developthe five-year plan drafted bythe Detroit conference. Approv­al of Archbishop Gerety'samendment was seen as a boostto the Detroit conference's pres­tige, and a hint that many Callto Action recommendationscould be taken seriously by thehierarchy.

In all, the bishops had fiveitems requiring action on theiragenda. Four were approved:Call to Action resolutions whichassigned to appropriate bishops'committees the topics which em­erged from the Detroit meeting;a statement on American Indi­ans; another statement on hu­man rights in Eastern Europe;and creation of an NCCB Com-

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TeachersContinued from Page One

Sister Mary Dooley, SSJ, whoreported on the Call to Actionmeeting in Detroit, saying thatprobably no recent religiousevent has evoked more notice,ranging from descriptions of thegathering as a "tent show" to"the hope' of the Americanchurch."

She said the meeting reflecteda pastoral theology of thechurch as "the people of God,missioned to serve the kingdom,"and noted that such a theologymakes each person "unique andirreplacable. <If I do not fulfillmy vision of Christ, somethingwill be missing forever in thekingdom of heaven."

School curriculums, said Sis­ter Mary, should reflect thisawareness of the uniqueness ofeach person.

.Noting that "a baptized girlis as important as a' baptizedboy," she said that the "malevocabulary" of many prayers andrituals makes women non·per­sons in the church. She calledfor adjustment in such matters,declaring that "change of lang­uage builds change of attitude,"and she also maintained thatwomen should have equal accessto authority roles in the church.

Sister Dooley reminded theteachers that they should com­municate Third World needs totheir students and affirmed that"all members of the Catholiccommunity should live simplyso that others can simply live."

Robert N. Lynch, chairman ofa symposium held in San Fran­cisco last year in response to theAndrew Greeley study of Cath­olic education, discussed needsof Catholic schools, listing in­volvement of parents and betterpublic relations and use of me­dia as priQrity issues.

"Perhaps it is time to reointroduce our students to theold-fashioned notion of virtue,"he said, stressing also that qual·ity education has to do with thequality of teachers, not the"newness of machines."

Principals, he added, should'see themselves as the chief reoligious educators in their institu­tions, not chiefly as administra·tors.

'Lynch said that teachet;s' uni·ons are a need in Catholic edu­cation but that he does not liketo see teachers affiliating witheither the AFL-eIO or NationalEducation Association, both or·ganizations with a record of op­posing aid to non-public schools.Instead, he said, bishops' com­mittees should meet with educa­tion officials to arrive at theirown agreements in the light ofpapal teachings on social justice.

Many Workshops'Workshop sessions covered a

wide range of teacher concernsand exhibitors offered educatorsthe opportunity to becomeaware of new equipment andtextbook offerings. Music forconvention Masses was bygroups from Our Lady of theAssumption parish, New Bed­ford, and Coyle and CassidyHigh School, Taunton:

Perfection"For frail mortals, perfection

is achieved not by never falling,but by rising every time wefaIL" - John A. O'Brien.

Rev. Mr. OliveiraA native of Taunton, Rev. Mr.

Oliveira is the son of Joseph andAlice Simmons Oliveira. Hegraduated from St. Joseph gram­mar school and Msgr. CoyleHigh School, then entering St.Thomas Seminary and continu­ing to 51. John Seminary andgraduating with bachelor's andmaster's degrees. His deaconservice was at Espirto Santoparish, Fall River.

Rev. Mr. Oliveira's first Masswill be offered at St. JosephChurch, Taunton, at 1:30 p.m.Sunday and Rev. Brian J. Har­rington will be homilist. Musicwill be directed by Rev. HenryS. Arruda and Leo Racine andthe "New Beginnings" will offerfolk music selections. A recep­tion will take place in thechurch hall immediately afterthe Mass.

Rev. Mr. BakerThe son of Gordon L. and

Ann Yates Baker of New Bed­ford, Rev. Mr. ,Baker was bornin that city, where he attendedAshley grammar school and NewBedford High School before en­tering Southeastern Massachu­setts University, from which hegraduated in 1971 with a bachel­or's degree in history. Afterteaching for a year he enteredSt. John's Seminary. His diacon­ate was spent at St. John theEvangelist parish, Attleboro..

. Rev: Mr. Baker's first Mass,for which he will be homilist,will be at 3 p.m. Sunday in St.Mary's Church, New Bedford. Areception will follow in theschool hall.

Justified AusterityVATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope

Paul VI told world Trappistleaders to keep the "very noisyatmosphere" of technical pro­gress away from their doors.Addressing members of the gen­eral chapter of the Trappist or­der during a general audience(May 4), the ,Pope said that theaustere lifestyle of the Trappistis "doubly justified" in today'sworld.

JUST LOOKING, THANK YOU: Checking exhibitor'sbooth at Catholic Education convention are Father RobertCarter, among panelists, and Sister Theresa Sparrow, RSM,diocesan coordinator for religious education.

Ordained TodayRev. John D. Powers, CP, son

of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E.Powers, formerly of Fall Riverand now of West Hartford,Conn., will be ordained a Pas·sionist priest at 1 p.m. todayin Immaculate Conception Mon­astery Church, Jamaica, N.Y.,by Bishop Francis J. Mugavero.. He 'will celebrate his firstMass in St. Brigid Church, WestHartford, at noon Sunday. Hisfirst assignment will be thePassionist monastery in Pitts­burgh, Pa,

When in Fall River the or­dinand was a pupil at St. Pat...·rick's School.

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and music will be by groups St. Patrick's, Wareham; amongfrom St. John the Baptist par- .concelebrants. Preaching theish, New Bedford, where the or· homily will be Very Rev. Johndained served as deacon, with P. Driscoll, pastor of St. Law­brass accompaniment by stu- rence Church, New Bedford. Adents from Bishop Stang High reception will follow in theSchool. A reception will follow Father Coady Center of the par.in the parish hall. ish.

Rev. Mr. CambraRev. Mr. Cambra son of Ray­

mond and Mary O. OorveloCambra, of New Bedford, is agraduate of Our Lady of Mt.Carmel grammar school in thatcity and Bishop Stang HighSchool. After attending St.Mary's Seminary, St. Mary's,Ky., he entered St. John's Sem­inary, Brighton, graduating withthe degrees of bachelor of artsand master of divinity.

Rev. Mr. Cambra's first Masswill be at 4 p.m. Sunday atSanto Christo Church, FallRiver, where he served as dea­con. His homilist, also deaconfor the Mass, will be Rev. Mr.Dennis Audet of the Manchesterdiocese. Music will be by thePeloquin Chorale under directionof Dr. C. Alexander Peloquin.

A reception will follow in thechurch hall.

Rev. Mr. Ozug

Born in Fall River, Rev. Mr.·Ozug is the son of John S. andHelen Garcia Ozug of 55. Peterand Paul parish, Fall River. Heattended the parochial schooland Bishop Stang High Schoolbefore entering St. John's Sem·.inary. He holds bachelor's andmaster's degrees. His deaconyear was spent at St. Patrick'sparish, Wareham.

The ordinand's first Mass willbe celebrated at 55. Peter andPaul Church at 3 p.m. Sunday

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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of fall River-Thurs. May 12, 1977

Address all inquiries to:

Marylou'.. Fennell, RSM, Ed.D., DirectorPastoral Counseling InstituteSAINT JOSEPH COLLEGEWeat Hartford, Conn. 06117 .Phone (203) 232-4571, Ext. 202

The Massachu.setts CatholicConference has announced pas­sage of H737, a bill asking Gov­ernor Michael Dukakis to declareOctober Pro~Life Month.

The bill, which passed thestate house and senate by over-

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In every land, in every tongue, people ­are turning to Mary as they say theirbeads. They form a "Living Rosary",

approaching Her in joy and insorrow, io worry and thanksgiving.Because through Her Son, Mary is

the Mother of us all.

Yet three people out of four inthe world know neither the Son, nor

the Mother. For them, there is no oneto whom they can turn, no one to

trust with life's problems and joys.

During this month of May, pray thatMary, Mother of the Missions, mayhelp spread the knowledge of Her

Son. Pray that more "beads" may beadded to the "Living Rosary." Send a

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supports the work of missionariesas they introduce Christ and His

Mother to people in Mission lands.

The parish council will meetat 8 tonight in the rectory. Allparishioners are welcome to at­tend.

During May the rosary is re­cited at 7 each Monday night atthe parish outdoor shrine, weath­er permitting, otherwise in thechurch.

ST. JOSEPH,TAUNTON

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The Women's Council willsponsor a lobster supper from5 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, May21, with Mrs. Paul Lavigne aschairman.

An arts and crafts show andsale will take place from 1 to5 p.m. Sunday, June 5 in thechurch hall. A concurrent fleamarket will be in charge ofMrs. Noella Mello. Donationsmay be made through her orthe rectory. Food will be avail­able at the event.

New officers to be installedfollowing 6:30 p.m. Mass Tues­day, June 7, are Mrs. RaymondLavoie, president; Miss Bea­trice Lekom, vice-president; Mrs.Andrew Latessa, secretary; Mrs:Raymond Gallant, treasurer.ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL,FALL RIVER

An installation banquet forWomen's Guild officers will beheld at The Coachmen follow­ing 5:45 p.m. Mass AscensionThursday, May 19. Members inneed of transportation may con­tact any officer and cars willleave from the schoolyard afterMass. To be installed are Mrs.Roger Vezina, president; Mrs.Michael Arruda, vice-president:Miss Eleanor R. Shea and Mrs.Nicholas Tyrrell, secretaries;Mrs. James Melvin, treasurer.ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA,FALL RIVER

The Council of Catholic Wom­en will sponsor a bazaar at 7p.m. Tuesday, May 17 in theparish hall.·ST. LOUIS,FALL RIVER

A Mass at 6:30 p.m. tomorrowwill mark the fifth anniversaryof ordination of Rev. Ciro Io­dice, OFM, who has served theparish since 1974 and has re­cently founded a fraternity ofFranciscan Tertiaries open to allFall River area Catholics.SACRED HEART,FALL RIVER

Those planning the "GrandFinale" for the parish schoolwill meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday,May 16, in the school. Ticket re­turns may be made at that time.

The Somerset High Schooljazz band and show group willperform in the school hall at 7p.m. Saturday, May 14. Ticketsare available from parochialschool students.

The Women's Guild will holda cake sale following all Mass­es this weekend.HOLY CROSS,FALL RIVER

Rosary Sodalists will hold aMay Basket social to benefit theparish at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 22.

Tickets are available from RayCanuel for a bus trip to a RedSox vs. Yankees game Fridaynight, June 17.

Donations are requested fora parish flea market to be heldnext month. They may bebrought to the parish hall or therectory may be called for pick­up arrangements.ST. JOSEPH, .ATTLEBORO

The rosary is recited follow­ing 9 a.m. Mass daily duringMay. Children will make theirfirst communion at 10:30 a.m.Mass Sunday, May 15. A sec­ond ceremony will take placeSunday, May 22.

PUblicity chairmen of parish organizationsIre Isked to submit news Itellls for thiscolumn to The Anchor. P. O. Box 7, FallRiver, 02722. Name of city or town shouldbe Included, as well IS full dates of allIctlvltles. Please send news of future ratherthan Plst events. Note: the saml newsItem can be used only once. Please do notrequelt that we repeat In 11IDouncementleverll times.

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An installation banquet, towhich all parish women are in­vited, for the Women's Guildwill follow 6:30 p.m. Mass Mon­day, May 16. To be seated areEleanor DeFilippo, president;Gert McCue, vice-president; Mil­dred Johnson, secretary; GailHeap, treasurer. Gifts for secretpals should be brought to theoccasion.OUR LADY OF FATIMA,SWANSEA

Parishioners are asked to makedonations for a flea market tobe held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Saturday, June 4. Refreshmentswill be available at the event.HOLY ROSARY,TAUNTON

A communion dinner and in­stallation ceremony for the Wo­men's Guild will take place inthe parish hall following 5 p.m.Mass Sunday, May 15. Mrs. Al­bert J. Roy, chairman, will beassisted by Mrs. Anthony Pan­noni. Members may inviteguests.ST. STANISLAUS,FALL RIVER

Parents of children enteringthe parish school for the firsttime in September will meet withFather Robert Kaszynski, pas­tor, and the facuIty at 7 p.m.Sunday, May 15.

First Penance wiIl be receivedat 1 p.m. Saturday, May 14.Parents and friends are invitedto join in the service.IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,FALL RIVER

The executive board of theWomen's Guild will meet at7:30 tonight in the parish center.New guild officers are Mrs. An­drew Cook, president; Mrs.George Charbonneau, vice-presi­dent; Mrs. Norman Metras,treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Wrobles­ki, secretary. The unit's annualbanquet will be Wednesday,June 1 at Chateau de ViIle, War­wick and installation ceremonieswill be held at 7:30 p.m. Mon­day, June 6 at novena services.ST JOHN BAPTIST,WESTPORT

A rummage sale is planned b}'the Ladies' Guild for 9 a.m. to2 p.m. Saturday, May 21. Ascholarship whist with doorprizes and refreshments willtake place at 8 p.m. Thursday,June 2, with door prizes and re­freshments. The annual lobstersupper is scheduled for Satur-day, June 18. .

All events will be held in theparish hall on Main Road, West­port.IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,TAUNTON

The Special Edition wiIl playfor a dance to be sponsored bythe Women's Guild from 8 p.m.to 1 a.m. Saturday, May 21 inthe church hall. Tickets, whichwiIl include a buffet to be servedat 10:30 p.m., are available fromMrs. Richard Paulson, telephone822-0315 or Rev. Leonard M.Mullaney at the rectory. Reser­vations close Monday, May 16and tickets will not be sold atthe door.

RESERVATIONS CLOSEFriday, May 20 for a testi­monial dinner honoring Sis­ter Madeleine Clemence Va­iIIot, D.P., retiring dean ofthe Southeastern Massachu­setts University College ofNursing. To be held Fridayevening, June 10 at the SMUCampus Center, the eventwill bring together formerstudents of th,e educator,both at St. Anne's I;Iospitalof Nursing, Fall River, andat SMU. Reservations maybe made with Mary Nanop­oulous at the university orPatricia Dobek at the hospi-tal. .. ' ..

F.all River K of C..Fall River Council 86, Knights

of Columbus, will hold a speci­al social meeting Monday, May23 at the council home, 1492Columbus Dr. State officers willbe in attendance.

Abp. H~nthausenOpposes Trident

SEATTLE (NC) - Archbish­op Raymond Hunthausen of Se­attle has urged archdiocesanPriests to support President Jim­my Carter and Secretary ofState Cyrus Vance in their ef­forts to reach an arms limita­tion agreement with the Rus­sians.

"I believe the time is ripe forus to support them in this non­violent stance," he said in aletter to all archdiocesan priests.

Archbishop Hunthausen "alsoattacked the Trident Submarineprogram, which is based inWashington State, as an "ag­gressiv.e" weapons.

'~It seems to me that the Tri­dent program is' saying, 'It isbetter that many die . . " " hesaid. "With its first strike capa­bility, the U.S. changes its posi­tion from a defensive posturer(retaliating only if attacked) toan aggressive posture (to strikethe first and final blow).

"That blow is beyond descrip­tion. Each Trident submarinewill carry 408 nuclear warheadseach .capable' ·of an explosivepower five times as devastatingas the bombing' of Hiroshima.

"With Russia inevitably takinga similar stance," he said, "wehave two aggressors capable ofannihilating millions. .Thoughtis trigger to our actions. An ag­gressive intention to use a weap­on will surely ·lead to active useof it,"

Archbishop Hunthausen askedeach priest to "search your ownconscience on this moral issue,"He suggeste'd several respon­ses:-

-"Try to eliminate the vio­lence we find in our own beingas we die to self so others maylive,"

-Write in support to Clirterand Vance.

-Invite speakers on disarma­ment to parish activities.

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An open choral reading ses­sion of Parts II and III of Han­del's Messiah will 'be held at7:30 p.m. Sunday, May 22 atSt. Mary's Cathedtal, Fall River.All area singers are invited tojoin in this event, for whichthey will be accompanied by~ achamber orchestra under direc­tion of Glenn Giuttari, interimdirector of music at the Cathe­dral. Soloists will perform majorrecitatives and arias. A smalldonation will be asked and re­freshments will be served. Par­ticipants are asked to bringtheir own scores of the oratorio.

FINE ARTS FESTIVAL: Father Michel Methot enjoys Bishop Stang High Schoolexhibit at Catholic Education convention. He and hundreds more will see many more ex­amples of student art at 7 tonight at the North Dartmouth school's annual Fine Arts Fes­tival. Also on the agenda will be a concert and a program of selections from Broadwaymusicals.

SISTER MIRIAM CON­DON, daughter of Mr. andMrs. J. Harry Condon, Attle­boro, who has worked in theofifce of Bishop Feehan HighSchool since 1970, has beenaccepted as a novice of theSisters of Mercy. A 1965'Feehan graduate, she gradu:.ated from Bay State JuniorCollege and worked at Stur­dy Memorial Hospital, Attle­boro, prior to her employ­ment at Feehan. A sister,Sister Mary Sean, is also aSister of Mercy, stationed inEast Providence.

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$500Taunton Particular Council

$250Holy Family Conference

$175St. Paul Conference

$125St. Paul Holy Name Society

$100Atty. Benjamin Friedman, St.

Yves Datsun Sales, Atty. Rich­ard Bentley, Atty. Mary K. Nich­ols, Cornelius J. Murphy Insur­aoce,

Holy Family Women's Guild,Allan M. Walker & Co., Inc.

Boyd Plastics, Atty. Edmund J.Brennan, Atty. William J. Fenton,St. Jacques Conference

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ton Dress, St. Paul Women'sGuild

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Krew, Inc.$1000

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lambert$600

Creed Rosary Co.$300

Texas Instruments, Inc.$250

Dr. John C. Lonergan$150

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$100Carey Co., F & M Curtis, Inc.,

Morse Sand & Gravel, James AMurphy & Son, Leavens Manu­facturing Co.

$50Elco Co., Hi-Lo Meat Market,

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Fall River Herald News$1200

White's Family Restaurant$1000

Gold Medal Bakery$600

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Bristol Electronics$250

Harriet Transportation Co.$150

Captain Franks Sea Food Mar­ket

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seph Bingo, New Bedford, Uni­versal Roofing & Sheet MetalCo., Mr. Ernest J. Flood

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Frederic's Flowers, Bourne$35

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Donald Clark. Thomas Hull,George Duquette, Rodney BlytheFrancis O'Connell

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$25Mr. & Mrs. G. Bacchiocchi,

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Candela. Lou­ise Capone, Mary Capone, Mr.& Mrs. Carl Cardinute, Mr. BeMrs. Roy E. Connor

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Mr. Frank Dorsey$30

Mr. & Mrs. James Cleary$25

Mr. & Mrs. William Correllus,Mrs. Raymond Billings, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Demont, Mr. Dan­iel McCarthy

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Frank Devlin$35

Mrs. Elizabeth Bowles, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Sparkes, Mr. &Mrs. Leonard Fougere

$30Mr. & Mrs. William Brennan,

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ericson, Mr.& Mrs. Lawrence Frawley, Rose­mary Frizzell

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Mr. & Mrs. John F. AdamsLoretta McKeon

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Mrs. John OsborneMr. & Mrs. John Maloy

$35Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. John

T. Jones, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelLopes, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B.Miskell, Jr., Philip O'Brien

Mr. & Mrs. Edward PerryMr. & Mrs. Leonard Martin

$30Mrs. Theodore Benttirien and

Eric, Mr. & Mrs. George Cahoon,Mr. & Mrs. A. Kaspar, Mr. &Mrs. Richard Lopes, Mr. & Mrs.Theodore Tavares

Mr. & Mrs. William McLaugh­lin & Mary O'Donnell, Mr. &Mrs. Kenneth Smith

$25Anonymous, Mrs. Robert

Brown & Gertrude I. Kelly, JohnBurke, Patricia A. & ElizabethK. Daly, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasDorsey

Dr. & Mrs. Valentine Ferraris,Gerald Flynn, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward Hazelton, Col. & Mrs.Norman C. LaForest, Dr. & Mrs.John S. Lee, Mr. & Mrs. JosephMcLeish

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Battee,Mr. & Mrs. Walter Buguey, Mr.& Mrs. Paul Kelleher, Mary H.Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pucci

Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Ches­ter Christie, J. F. McCormack,Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ghelfi, Mr.& Mrs. Arthur .Robichaud

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Studley,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Eident, Mrs.Edward F.O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs.Edward Stanton, Dr. & Mrs.John T. O'Connell

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. X. Hill,Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Glista, Mr.& Mrs. Henry Brunette, Mrs. Jo­seph Miskell, Sr., Mr. & Mrs.Louis Tessier, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Knispel,Mr. & Mrs. John F. Donovan,Mr. & Mrs. Myron Gaddis, Mr.& Mrs. Jesse Miller, Mr. & Mrs.Edward C. Paszek

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kempton,Mrs. Benjamin Bevelander, Mr.& Mrs. H. W. Hart

Mrs. Mary Shepard, KathleenU. Pierce, Mr. & Mrs. DavidPeterson, Mrs. Anne C. Mc­McNelis, Robert H. McDonald

Edna Hogan, Mr. & Mrs.Thom­as L. Matthews, Jr. Mr. & Mrs.Winthrop Lumbert, Howard F.Lannon, Mr. & Mrs. JosephLamont

Mrs. Edmund L. Jennings, MrsBertram Haddon, Mr. & Mrs.John P. Doyle, William Lyons

Mr. & Mrs. James L. Conley

SandwichCORPUS CHRISTI

$600Rev. William F. MOrrl.>

$175Mr. & Mrs. John Higby

MacDonald's Sandwich Hard­ware

$150Mr. & Mrs. John Joyce, Dr.

& Mrs. Leo B. Monoghan$100

Misses D. and M. Gallant, Mrs.Ronald H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.Herbert A. Hamlen, Mr. & Mrs.Walter McFarland, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Jacinto

$80Mr. & Mrs. John J. Smith

$75Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ryan

$60Mr. & Mrs. Charles J. Chiasson

$50Mr. & Mrs. Albert Bazzinotti,

Mr. & Mrs. Michael McNamara,Mr. & Mrs. William Shea, Mr. &Mrs. Arthur Pagani, Mr. & Mrs.Edward McLaughlin

Mr. & Mrs. Alan J. Beardsley,Mr. & Mrs. Adolph Gelson, Mr.& Mrs. John W. Dean, Mrs.James Bazzinotti, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Kohn

Mr. & Mrs. R. McAuliffe, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Bazzinotti

$40William F. O'Neil

$35Mr. & Mrs. James O. Earle,

Mr: & Mrs. John Gillis, Mrs.John Ross, Mr. &. Mrs. RichardLatimer

$33James Q. Clemmy

$30Mr. & Mrs. Bernard C. DiPie­

tro, Mr. Joseph Dvorski, Mrs.Elizabeth Chimes, Mrs. John E.Pessa, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald A. To­bin

$25Mr. & Mrs. Walter Alvezi, Mr.

& Mrs. J. F. Bernard, Mrs. NoraBianchi, Mr. & Mrs. HowardCarlson, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisConway. Sophia M. Cook, Mr. and Mrs.Walter Cosgrove, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond H. Crocker, William &Miriam Crowley, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Dillen

Donnellans, Mr. & Mrs. RobeR:Ferrick Mr. & Mrs. William M.Fitzgerald, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gal­lant, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gallant,Mr. & Mrs. Justin George, Mr. &Mrs. Robert P. George

Mrs. Albert J. Govoni, Mr. &Mrs. Stanley Grabowski, Mrs.Ray Granger, Mr. & Mrs. G. Hal­laren, Mr. & Mrs. James Hamlen

Catherine J. Heaney, Mr. &Mrs. Rudolph Howes, Mrs. Chan­ning Hoxie, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardKeohan, Katherine Maley

Rose Maley, Mr. & Mrs. JamesW. Megley, Grace Morrill, Mr. &Mrs. Eugene Morrow, Mr. & Mrs.John A. McArdle

Francis B. McConn, VirginiaMcLaughlin, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisO'Brien, Thomas W. O'Connor,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. O'Neil

Mr. & Mrs. Charles H. Parks,Mrs. Chester Rich, Mr. & Mrs.Edmund V. Serodio, Mr. & Mrs.James Sibson, Mr. & Mrs. JohnH. Williams

OstervilleOUR LADY OF THE

ASSUMPTION$1000

Anonymous

$500Rev. Clarence Murphy

$200Thomas Powers

$150John Shields

$100Dr. Charles Haskell, Charles C.

Dana, J. W. O'Connor, DorothyEastham, John J. Sullivan, FrankShea, John Keelon, Dr. EdwardMcCarthy

John P. Curran$75

Sherwood Tondorf$60

Catherine T. O'Connor, Anony­mous (2), Grace M. O'Connor

$50Anonymous (4), J. Norman

Fitzgerald, Edward CoughlinPhilip Boudreau, Richard Cain,

John O'Donnell, Eugene Kenne­dy, Jr., John Kavanagh

Daniel Cronin, Richard Salvag­, gio, Thomas J. Fallon, Paul Sny­der

John Reilly, Hugh Colliton,Jr.

West HarwichHOLY TRINITY

$150Mr. & Mrs. James Blackmore

$125Mr. & Mrs. Bemis Boies

$120Catherine White

$100Mr. & Mrs. Russell Brennan,

Dr. & Mrs. William Fehrnstrom,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gilmette,Betty & Marion Halbritter, Mr.& Mrs. James Marceline

Mr. & Mrs. John O'Donnell,Alice Pumphret & Marie Kelley,Mr. & Mrs. Russell Rose Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Donald Wolf

Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Berg­haus

$75Mr. & Mrs. Alan O'Farrell

$60Mr. & Mrs. Walter Cutter, Mr.

& Mrs. Paul Daley

$50Mr. & Mrs. Paul Carney, Mrs.

James Conway, Mrs. BarbaraCrafts, Dr. Arthur D'Elia, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Hennessey

Mrs. Eugene Hudson, Mr. &Mrs. Charles Merola, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. Wal­lace Raneo, Mr. & Mrs. RichardWales

Mr. & Mrs. William ConnorsMr. & Mrs. George Cravenho

$40

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Cahill, Mr.& Mrs. Dennis Duggan

$35Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Clifford,

Mr. & Mrs. William Downey, Mr.& Mrs. Henry Nelson, Mr. &Mrs. Ronald Nordstrom, Mr. &Mrs. John O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs.Joaquim Pena

$30James Connor, Mary & Rose

Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. VincentWalsh, Judge Robert Welsh

$25Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Alvey,

Mr. & Mrs. Hugo Baroni, JamesBrennan Jr., Mr. & Mrs. DonaldBrouillette, Mrs. John Cain, Mrs.Amy Carbonneau

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Carron, Mr.& Mrs. Courtney Chase, EvelynClarke, Mrs. Dorothy Cluett

Elizabeth & Helen Coghlan,Mrs. Joseph Connell, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Cummings, Mr. & Mrs.Norman Dagenais, Mr. & Mrs. D.Leo Daley

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeMango,Mr. John Donlay, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Donovan, Dr. & Mrs. Ron­ald Dowgiallo, Mr. & Mrs. Hen­ry Dugan, Mr. & Mrs. JamesDuval, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Egan,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Farrell, ~r.

& Mrs. John FitzmauriceMr. & Mrs. F. Fournier, Mr. &

Mrs. Arthur Frost, Mr. & Mrs.Donald Geary, Mrs. MargaretGeoghegan, Mr. & Mrs. PeterGreene

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Mr. & Mrs. Isaiah Kelley, Mrs.Gertrude Kiley, Mr. & Mrs.Louis La Flamme, Mr. & Mrs.George Lane, Mary M~cDougall

Harold Mahon, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs. Ric­hard Malita, Mrs. Joan Mason,Mr. & Mrs. Robert McCarthy

Mr. & Mrs. Harold McKenna,Ann McDade, Mr. & Mrs. Thom­as McGuire, Merna Family, Eli­zabeth Miller, Mr. & Mrs. Fran­cis Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamMurphy, Julienne O'Keefe, Mr.& Mrs. Carl Pearson, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Peterson

Arthur Poirier, Mr. & Mrs.Chester Powers Mr. & Mrs'.John Roche, Mr. & Mrs. PaulSimard, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Snow

Arjen Steegstra, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Stenberg, Mary Stevens,Mr. & Mrs. G,eorge Sweeney, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Uppgard

Mr. & Mrs. David Webber,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welsh Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Frank Welsh, Mr. &Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr. &Mrs. Lynn WordellMr. & Mrs. James Athy, Mr.& Mrs. James Charles, Mr. &Mrs. Russell Hamlyn, Rev. Ber­nard O'Rourke

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Parascand,Mrs. Charlotte Pena, Mr. & MrsJohn Ranoa, Mrs Walter Trainer

.""

A Friend$50

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Shurtleff,Mr. & Mrs. -Antonio Rigazio, Mr.& Mrs. Richard Mannion, Mr. &Mrs. Errest Olson, Colonel andMrs. Charles F. Brower

Mr. & Mrs. John Clinton,George & Mary Ortolani, Mr. &

SagamoreST. THERESA

$100Mr. & Mrs. Leo Diotalevi, Mr.

& Mrs. Leo Kelly, Mr. & Mrs.Dante Gallerani, A Friend

$60

EdgartownST. ELIZABE11f

$100Rev. Joseph McGrady, S. J.

$75Mrs. Margaret O'Neil

$50Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Mercier,

Jr., Charlotte Madeiros, Mr. &Mrs. G. Albert Kent, Mr. & Mrs.Alfred Doyle.

$35Mr. & Mrs. George T. Silva,

Mrs. Corinne Fournier$25

Mrs. Albert Prada, Mrs. IsaacNorton, Mrs. Charles Medeiros,Mr. & Mrs. D. J. Maguire, Mr. &Mrs. Roland Authier

$400A Friend

$200Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Rose Sr.

$120Anonymous

$100St. Vincent DePaul Society

$55Rita M. Rose

$40Mr. & Mrs. Richmond R. Bell

$35Mr. & Mrs. Arthur F. Silva

$30R. Filliman, Contractors

$25In Memory of Thomas & Rob­

ert Gray, Rose M. Galvin, Caro­line B. Joseph

Fall RiverST. MARY CATHEDRAL

$100Rev. Barry W. Wall

$55Mr. & Mrs. Laurence A. Coyle

$50Helen Burns, In Memory of

Kathryn A. Moran$40

Mrs. Jane W. Nodine$35

Mr. & Mrs. James Melvin$30

Ann Standish, Mr. & Mrs.Roger Vezina

$25Robert F. Coggeshall, Mr. &

Mrs. Frank DePaola, Mr. & Mrs.Daniel Grace

Mrs. Mary Lee, James Sulli­van, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Willette

Woods HoleST. IOSEPH

$200Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth P. Battles

Rev. Joseph L. Powers$125

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Foran$100

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Gagnon,Mr. & Mrs. Emil Tietje, Jr.

$75Mrs. Claudia Pendergast

$50Anne & Marilyn Carlson, Rev.

Msgr: James H. Doyle, Mr. &Mrs. John McCue, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Vaccaro, -Rev. Joseph F.Wiseman

$37Mr. & Mrs. Leo Dowd

$35Mr. & Mrs. John P. Bizzozero,

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen H. McInnis$30

Mr. & Mrs. Brian E. McDer­mott

$25Mr. & Mrs. Robert Klein, Mr.

& Mrs. -Francis Corrigan, Mr. &Mrs. Robert N. Mead, Mr. & MrsChester Warner, Mrs. John Rus­sell

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh R. Rooney,Mr. .& Mrs. Martin B. Mahoney,Mr. & Mrs. Henry Drohan, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph B. Lewis, Mrs.Mary Kenney

Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. April, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Manuel T. Medeiros,Mr. & Mrs. Frank DiGiano, Mrs.RObert F. Leonard, Judy D. Leo­nard

William Doyle, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Simoneau, William E.Morrison, Lee-Side, Inc., Mrs.Joseph Goulding

Dr. & Mrs. J. Elliott Taylor,Mr. & Mrs. Noel Almedia, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Coppenrath, Mr. &Mrs. John B. Watt

Vineyard HavenST. AUGUSTINE

$200Dean Swift

$60David Whittemore

$50Billie Weaver, Flora Jardin

$40·Laura S. Sherwood

$35John T. Hughes, William Fig­

uieiredo

WellfleetOUR LADY OF LOURDES

$500In Memory of Rev. Msgr. Fran­cis P. Connolly, P.A. and Georgeand Loretta Morgan-

$30Boleslaw Nickowal

$25Daniel F. Burgo, Frank P.

Lopes, Marshall Cook, WilliamCarroll, Dora Beauchemin

Constantine -Lopes, RichardDow, John Griffin, Ernest Pa­chico, Bradford Sylvia

Francis Duart, Manuel Estrel­la, James Gillis, Joseph K. Tier­ney, Mary Crawley

Mr. & Mrs. George Magurn,Dr. & Mrs. S. J. Maloney, Mr. &Mrs. John G. Manning, Mr. Wil­liam Marnell, John E. Marques

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Martino,James Mullane, Dr. Edward Mc­Donough, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas P.McDonough, Andrew McGivney

Ms Anne McGivney, Mr & MrsRaymond L. McGrane, Mrs.John McKenney, Mr. & Mrs.Peter McNamara, Helen A.O'Connell

Mr. & Mrs. William J. Cun­ningham, Mr. & Mrs. AlbertGioiosa, Dr. & Mrs. Arthur Gor­man, Grace M. Hallahan, Mrs.Joseph R. Henderson

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kenney,Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Lanza, Ms.Mary McCartney, Mr. & Mrs.James N. Stephens, M. & Mrs.George Talbot

Mr. & Mrs. -Patrick O'Connor,William F. O'Grady, H. C. O'Neil,Mr. & Mrs. Richard O'Neill, Mr.&Mrs. Joseph Panek

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Paquin, Mr.& Mrs. Louis Parks, MadeleineV. Paradis, Mr. & Mrs. DavidPearson, Mr. & Mrs. RobertPerrino

Mrs. Marlowe C. Reed, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Robinson, Mr. &Mrs. Silvio Rossi, Mrs. GertrudeM. Santry, Mr. & Mrs. DonaldSheehan

Mrs. John W. Spence, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Sullivan, Mrs.Eveline Sullivan, In Memory ofLawrence P. Sullivan, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Toner,Esther M. Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs.Basil Walsh, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasJ. Walsh, Mrs. Paul T. Webber

Mr. & Mrs. Leo-- E. Wesner,Mr. & Mrs. Chester Wheeler,Gertrude F. Whelan, Mr. & Mrs.George White

Mr. & Mrs. James J. Carney,Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Donlan,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Eaton, JohnGallagher, Mr. & Mrs. RichardMaxwell

Mrs. James McGeary, Mr. &Mrs. Wilfred Paquet, Mrs. AlvahE. Peterson, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardStreile, Mary R. Rowell

Mrs. Dorothy Schoonmaker,Mr. & Mrs. James Thompson,Mr. & Mrs. Walter E. Wright

$80Charles W. HutchinsonMr. & Mrs. J. T. Crawford

$75John F. Coyle, Mr. & Mrs.

Francis Conl'Oy, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Ludden

$70Mr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Herlihy

$60Edith A. Hlack

$55Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Evers

$50Mrs. W. J. Bennett, Mr. & Mrs.

Anthony Cammarano, Mr. &Mrs. Charles Collins, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Z. Collins, Mr. & Mrs.Patrick F. Cox

Mr. Harry Doherty, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Eager, Mary G. Hamil­ton, Philip J. Hart, Mr. & Mrs.Clarence F. King

Marjorie McCready, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Morrison, Mrs. Den­nis O'Connor, Joseph V. O'Lou­ghlin, Mrs. William C. Salmon

Mrs. Rita Swenson, Mr. &Joseph B. Whelan

James HealyMrs. ErnE!st Eastman, Mr. &

Mrs. Eliot Martin, Mr. & Mrs.Edward -F. O'Neil Jr., Mr. &Mrs. F. W. Quinn

$40Mr. & Mr.s. Joseph GradyAnonymousMr. and Mrs. Carmen Porazzo

$35Mr. & Mrs. Philip Mack, Mr.

& Mrs. Thomas J. WalshMr. & Mrs. Douglas DonovanMr. & Mrs. Richard A. Sulli­

van$30

Maj. Ret. Mgt. J. Conley, Mr.& Mrs. William Griffith, TheLanigan Family

Mrs. Sylvester Maloney, Mr.& Mrs. John Mitchell, Barbara A.Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. John A.Sullivan, Mt. & Mrs. CharlesToursee

Mr. & Mrs. Richard TerrioMr. & Mrs. Edward Robinson

& FamilyMr. & Mrs. John Davidson,

Dr. & Mrs. William Gagnon,Mrs. John Guthrie, Mr. & Mrs.John Buck),ey

$25Mrs. Edward Bosworth, Mr. &

Mrs. Robert J. Carey, Mr. & Mrs.James B. Coffey, Mrs. Joseph E.Colgan, Ann Conley

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Crimmins,Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Crowley,Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeQuoy,Mr. & Mrs. Henry Diffenderfer,Mr. & Mrs. Warren Doe

Ruth P. Donovan, Mr. & Mrs.Herman Dlreyer, Mr. & Mrs.Charles P. Driscoll, Marie Duffy,Mr. & Mrs. Michael F. Fallon_

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Fanning,Margarita M. Farrington, Mr. &Mrs. Hugh T. Fee, Mrs. JamesFeeney, Mr. & Mrs. William Fin­nerty

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Fitzsim­mons, Mr. & Mrs. Albert S.-French, Helen Gill, John J. Gill,Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Grady

Elizabeth Halpin and JamesHalpin, Mrs. Florence Hatch, Mr.& Mrs. Daniel Healy, Mrs. Wil­liam Heptonstall, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Higgins

Mr. & Mrs. John Houst, Mr. &Mrs. Walter A. Hughes, Mr. &Mrs. Arthur Hurd, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Jasper, Mr. & Mrs. Char­les Knox

Mr. & Mrs. Adam Kurpat, Mr.& Mrs. Richard Keefe, Mr. &Mrs. George Lucier, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Lynch, Mrs. MauriceLynch

South YarmouthSAINT PIUS TENTII

$500Rev. Msgr. Henry T. Munroe

Mr. & Mrs. John F. Martin$240

Dorothy A. Black$150

Mr. & Mrs. David HautanenAtty. and Mrs. James H.QuirkJoseph Tuscher

$125Mr. & Mrs. William H. Mitchell

$100Mr. & Mrs. John Doherty, Mr.

& Mrs. Martin Geraghty, Mr. &Mrs. James L. Keany, James W.Kelly, Henry M. Leen

Mrs. Joseph F. Mitchell, Mr. &Mrs. William T. Moynihan, Mr.& Mrs. William J. O'Brien, Mr.& Mrs. Donald W. Thompson

Alice .BradyMrs. William T. Smith

OrleansST. lOAN OF ARC

S500Rev. William J. McMahon

$100James Clancy, Ernest Krup­

penbackerMrs. John F. Barrett

$50Ben Bartolinni, William Dur­

gin, Mrs. Thomas Gavett, Mrs.James McCabe

Pauline Bill$35

David Bessom$30

Donald WalwerKeith Staples

$25Earle Caswell, Mrs. Thomas

Counihan, Donomic Creonte,William F. Crowley, JamesDowning

Maurice Gauthier, Harold J.Hawko, William Hazelton, JamesBresnahan, Chas. Kenney

William Kisby, Earle Moun­tain, Joseph Silansky, -FrancisSmith, T. Frank Sullivan, Wil-fred Trahan \

Mrs. ·Fred Henderson, Mrs.Frank J. O'Hearn, Fred CareyJr., Mrs. Martin Linsky, JosephHertig

Mrs. John R. Wilson, Mrs. JohnSullivan & family

$40Mr. & Mrs. John Bulla

$35Mr. & Mrs. Amedio Gonella,

Henry Werner$30

Mr. & Mrs. Philip C. Kozar,Barbara Hadley

$25Mrs. James Barber, Mrs. Olive

Bettley, A Friend, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Crowley, Mr. & Mrs.Peter Cugno. Mr. & Mrs. Clement DelFavero,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Doucette,Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Enos, Mr.& Mrs. Ernest Forni, Mrs. Ed­ward Francis

Mr. & Mrs. Lou Gallerani, Mr.& Mrs. Emiliano Gavazza, Jere­miah J. Kelleher, Mr. & Mrs.Gino Macoratti, Mr. & Mrs.Louis Papi

Mrs. Louis Pasquale, Mr. &Mrs. Columbo Pastiris, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Philbrick, Mr. &Edward Rondelli, Mr. & Mrs.Henry J. Roux

John Sindoni & Family, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Sorenti, Mr. & Mrs.James Sutton, Mr. & Mrs. DanteTassinari

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NantucketOUR LADY OF THE ISLE

$500Rev. Msgr. Lester L. Hull- $200

In Memory of Mrs. MargaretHull

$100In Memory of Helen Hull, In

Memory of Julia Ayres, In Mem­ory of Alice Deacon, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Haley, Grace Henry.

Mr. & Mrs. Paul McNamara,Rev. Raymond Cahill S.J.

$50Mr. & Mrs. Harold Ryder Jr.,

Mr. & Mrs. James Glidden, Mr.& Mrs. John Mendonca

$45Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Murphy.

$40Maxwell Deacon

$35Mrs. Rolf Sjolund, Myles ReisMrs. William Reith

$30Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Pollard,

Kenneth Holdgate Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Robert Ruley, Donald E.Terry, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Stro­jny Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cody,Patrick Newport

$25Joseph Dixon, Josephine Dea­

con, Mrs. Lillian Thurston, Mr.& Mrs. Wendell Howes, Mr. &Mrs. Adam Mastai

Ethel Dunham, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Hardy, Mrs Charles Snow,Mr. & Mrs. Albert Fee, Earl Mayo

Mrs. Lester Simmons, Mrs.Emily Annis, Mr. & Mrs. RalphHardy, Mr. & Mrs. Albert La­voie, Mr. & Mrs. James Crecca

Mr. & Mrs. Howard Laundry,Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Lynch

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Swain,Mr. & Mrs. Francis Santos, Mr.& Mrs. John Santos, Ryders'Market, Island Motors Inc., Cof­fins Gift Shop, Mr. & Mrs. Jere­miah TowhiU

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Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. RogerLaBonte

$100Rev. Thomas E. Morrissey,

Rev. Raymond Robida, M.S.$71)-

Cecile Masse$40

Mr. & Mrs. Armand Dallaire,Dr. & Mrs. Maurice Demers,Emelia Larocque

$35Mr. & Mrs. Emile Amiot, Hel­

ena Chace, Romeo Levesque$30

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Berard, Mr.& Mrs. Paul Dumais, Medora &Jeannette Dupuis, Mrs. A Fras­catore, Mr. & Mrs. Ray Morris­sette, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Phen­ix

$28Mr. & Mrs. Armand Raiche

$25Mr. & Mrs. Leopold Baraby,

Gerard Berger, Mr. & Mrs. Ar­mand Brodeur, Mr. & Mrs. Rob­ert Chouinard, Marie AnneClement

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Cou­sineau, Remi Couture, Mr. &Mrs. Gerard Duquette, In Mem­ory of Evangeline Foster, Eu-

.gene HubertMr. & Mrs. Rosaire Lariviere,

Mr. & Mrs Umberto Latessa, Mr.& Mrs. J. Orner Levesque, Paul­ine & Gertrude ,Lussier, Mr. &Mrs. Oscar Maynard

Mrs. Laetitia Petit, WilfridPinau, Mr. & Mrs. NormandPaul, Wilfrid poirier

Mr. & Mrs. Philippe Rioux,Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Soucy

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BLESSED SACRAMENT

$50Mr. & Mrs. Roger Lauzon

$40A & W Root-Beer Stand

$30Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Berube

$25Mrs. Rose Tonelli, Mr. & Mrs.

Roland Lavoie, Mrs. OctaveJusseaume; Mr. & Mrs. AlbertBeaudoin, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ste.Marie

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Paul Beau­doin, A Friend

NOTRE DAME

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$40In Memory of Hussey - 0'

Neil Families, Anne Tuttle$30

Gertrude O'Neil$26

Mrs. Gilbert L'Heureux$25

Mr. & Mrs. John Cronin,Thomas Conroy, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Hargraves, Mr. & Mrs.Lloyd King, Mr. & Mrs. JohnMaher, Agnes Murphy, Mr. &Mrs. William O'Neil, NoreenPingley, Mr. & Mrs. Henry J.Shorrock, Mr. & Mrs. WilfredSt. Michel, Mr. & Mrs. DanielVincent, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamWard, Mr. & Mrs. Robert White

$30Mr. & Mrs. Robert Ciosek, Mr.

& Mrs. Stanley W. Nowak, InMemory of Cornelius Quigley

$27In Memory of Joseph P. Czer-

wonka .

$25Holy Cross Men's Club, Mr. &

Mrs. Bronislaw Kozack, AFriend (47), In Memory of JohnA. Pietruszka, Mr. & Mrs. Step­hen Pirog

Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. Wal­ter Witenger, Mr. & Mrs. Bron­islaw Beben & Family, Mr. &Mrs. Mrs. Vincent Gancarski,Mr. & Mrs. John Midura

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HOLY CROSS

$75Holy Rosary Sodality

$60Szewczyk Family

$50

ST. LOUIS

$100St. Louis Women's Guild, Mr.

& Mrs. William Whalen, Jr.. $75

Mr. & Mrs. Herman Mello$50

In Memory of Thomas Brit­land, Anita Collard, Mary Con­nerton, Ann Connerton, MarionFahey, In Memory of John and

.Florence Philbin, Margaret Dor­an, Rita Doran, Thomas Doran,Irene Reynolds, Alice and Kath­leen Tobin - In Memory of Mr.& Mrs. Michael Tobin

In memory of Catherine L.O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs. John Shay

$40Kathryn Madden

$35Mr. & Mrs. John Dean, In

memory of Herman J. SpringerJohn T. O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs.

Paul R. White$30

Mrs. Benjamen Stafford, Mr.& Mrs. Raymond Rosa, Cathe­rine F. Coughlin & Ellen L.Coughlin, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesF. Bliffins, Dorothy McLachlan

Mr. & Mrs. James R. MitchellMargaret Maynard

$25Anne L. Mitchell, Letitia A.

Lynch, George O'Brien, In mem­ory of John P. Fleming, RobertCarey

Mr. & Mrs. Abel Marceline,Thomas J. Dolan, In memory ofMr. & Mrs. Thomas Nugent, M.Doris Sullivan Mr. & Mrs.George McCoomb '. Mrs. John L. Morgan, Mr. &Mrs. Chester Gosciminski, Re...gina M. Higgins, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Partington, Thomas Con­nors

Willard R. Piper, Mr. & Mrs.John H. Springer, Margaret F.Lenaghan, Johanna Norton, Mrs.Jean Mizak, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasBurke

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel M. Costa,Mrs. Anne T. Bishop, For Naz­areth Hall: Mrs. Mary Ann Dill­on, Mr. & Mrs. Jesse L. HayesJr., In 'memory of Ethel Curtis &Brother Charles

In memory of Mr. & Mrs.Charles Curtis, Grace Family,Sarah Halligan, Martin A. Rear­don, Kathryn V. Whalen &Margaret M. Whalen

William J. Desmond, In mem­ory.of' Nathalie Murphy,WilliamF. White, Jr.· & Sr., Mr. & Mrs.Kenneth E. leger

SACRED HEART

$175In memory of Mary C. Dowd

$100In memory of Mr. & Mrs. John

J. Tuite, In memory of Mary H.C. Flynn, In memory of Mr. &Mrs. James E. Flynn, Mr. & Mrs.John J. Harrington, Mr. & Mrs.Daniel Murphy

James H. Fitzpatrick & DonnaM. Smith, Mrs. H. Frank Reilly

$60Leonard J. Hughes

$50Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy McRoy, Mr.

& Mrs, WaIter H. White, Mr. &Mrs. Daniel F. Duffy, Mr. & Mrs.James H. Sullivan, Jane G.Broderick

In memory of Mildred G. Har­rington, Mary Grandfield, Ed­ward J. Delaney

Margaret R. Sullivan, ThomasD. & Margaret F. Tolan, GeorgeDriscoll, Constance Lynch

Mr. & Mrs. T. Arthur McCann,

OUR LADY OF THEHOLY ROSARY

$300Gerald P. Zide

$250, Rev. Vincent F. Diaferio

$100In Memory of Manuel & M.

Sophie Pacheco, Mr. & Mrs.Dennis Toomey, Holy RosaryWomen's Guild

.$50.AI DeMarco, Dr. & Mrs. John

Gagliardi, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeGaspar, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Mad­daleno

$40Mrs. James Patricelli Family

$36Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Talbot

$30The Furgiuele Family, Mr. &

Mrs. Frank Stetkiewicz, Sr.Mr. & Mrs George Rhoads

$25 'Mr. & Mrs. Frank De Gaetano,

Mrs. Acquilino Dispirito, EdithSasso Flanagan, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph A. McNally, The SassoFamily, Mr. & Mrs. MichaelSousa

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Griffin, EllaDempsey, Julia T. Harrington,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Telles

Kathryn M. Drogue, Mr. &Mrs. Everett J. Smith, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Sousa, JosephCummings, Margaret Lahey

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Mack, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Leamy, Mr. &Mrs. Louis D. Coffey, In Mem­ory of Annastasia Duffy, Mr. &.Mrs. Richard Wood

Mrs. Mary Silva, Mr. & Mrs.Pierre Brouns, Mr. & Mrs.Ro­land L. Boulay, Mrs. ElizabethZalenski, John Ruane, Sr.

Mary Kelly, Andrew Duffy,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Daley, Mr.& Mrs. Dennis Sullivan, Mr. &Mrs. Howard Melker

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Nawrocki,Bernadette Walsh, Mrs. FrancisRegan, Mr. & Mrs. StanleyMikolasyk, Mary L. Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. David T. Sullivan,In Memory of Dr. Thomas F.Higgins, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamManning, Jr., Elizabeth Crowley

In Memory of Dr. Thomas F.Higgins, James J. Sullivan,Clarence Bonner, Gertrude L.Mercier, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Beau­doin, Mr. & Mrs. John White

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy J. Mur­phy, Frank Perry, Jr., In Memoryof Katherine McNaboe

$35Mr. & Mrs. Charles LeonardMr. & Mrs. Howard Marcoux

$30Mrs. Thomas CollinsMr. & Mrs. Frands HarringtonCatherine O'Connell

$25Katherine Chippendale, Mrs.

Samuel Hacking, Raymond A.McGough, Mrs Herman SiegfriedHelena Kelley

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Mc­Grady, Grace A. Taylor, In Mem­ory of John B. Hart, Mr. & Mts.Rouel Rapoza, In Memory of ­Frank and Maria Isabel Medeiros

Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Johnson,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lanzisera,Mrs. Joseph Clark, Jr., Mrs. ,Ray­mond Monahan, Mrs. FrancisCrosson

Mr. & Mrs. Francis McGrath,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grace, Mr. &¥rs..,Charles A. Frascatore, Mr.& Mrs. John Walsh, Sr., Mr. &Mrs. Santi DiRyzza, Mr. & Mrs. Henry J. Lemerlse,

Mrs, ,Albert Feldman, Mrs. Ed­ward Murphy, Marion Kane, Mr.& Mrs. Kenneth Reinerio

Francis L. Collins, Mr. & Mrs.James Considine, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Kitchen, Jr.,' Mrs. John J.Murphy

Mrs. Forrest Knight, Mr. &Mrs. James O'Neill, Mr. & Mrs.Edmund Geary, Mr. & Mrs.James Quinn, Mr. & Mrs. Tim­othy Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Morrell,Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Maher

Mr. & Mrs. P. Henry Desmond,Anna L. Sullivan, Mrs. PatriciaA. Selleck, Mr. & Mrs. RobertKitchen, Mr. & Mrs. JohnMedeiros

Mrs. Louise Ponton, Mr. &Mrs. Gaston Plante, Jr., In Mem­ory of William Shea, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Crowe, Mr. & Mrs. Tho­mas Alecrim

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Leonard,Marion Foley, Daniel Foley,Marguerite Bonner

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Cruger,Eleanore Howard, Mr. & Mrs.Bernard Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. JohnFurze, Catherine O'Connor

Mrs. WaIter Fallon, Mr. &Mrs. William Collins, Mr. & Mrs.Stanley Miska, Vincent M.Fitzgerald, Mr. & Mrs. JosephMcGuill

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cullen,Mrs. Thomas Shea, Mr. & Mrs.Chester Nuttall, Mr. & Mrs. PaulR. Dunn, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeBiltcliffe

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A. O'Don­nell, Mr. & Mrs. William Hack­ing, Mrs. James Eastwood, Mr.& Mrs. Elmer Stafford, OurLady of Fatima Court CatholicAssociation of Foresters

Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Castro,

Fall RiverHOLY NAME

$100Atty. & Mrs. Frederick TorphyMr. & Mrs. Alexane'er VezinaDr. & Mrs. Orner E. BoivinDr. Robert O'Hara

$60Mr. & Mrs. Fred Zebrasky

$50In Memory of Sr. Mary Ce-

cilia and Kathleen GillespieGrace SullivanDr. Margaret DohertyMr. & Mrs. Nicholas Mitchell

$40Mrs. Anthony GearyMr. & Mrs. Wilfred SaloisMr. & Mrs. Harold J. Dusoe

A Friend

$60Mr. & Mrs. Walter Deda

$51

Fall RiverST. MATHIEU

$100Juliette Belanger

$60Edgar Poisson

$35In Memory of Dr. Eugene J.

Dionne by His Wife & ChildrenMr. & Mrs. Paul E. Lapointe

$30Mr. & Mrs. Rene Delisle &

Family$25

Mr. & Mrs. John Cabaceiras,Mr. & Mrs. Harold McNerney,Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Mello, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond .Poisson, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Rivard, Ann Rous­sel

ST. STANISLAUS

$250Paul Gibson

$200Joan DesrosiersRev. Marian Ogorek, S. Chr.

$150Mrs. Eugene GalkowskiPaula J. King

$120Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Cunning­

ham$110

St. Stanislaus, St. Vincent DePaul

$100Holy Rosary Sodality, A Friend,Mary Joy, Mr. & Mrs. WalterKocon

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Pasternak$90

I Sophie, Mary & StanleyZmuda

$85Mr. & Mrs. Walter Goscimin­

ski$75

St. Stanislaus Men's Club'In Memory of Paul and Fan­

ces Drzal ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA

$250Rev. Bertrand R. Chabot

$225Rev. Clement E. Dufour

$100Anonymous, St. Vincent de PaulSociety

St. Anthony 'Parish Societies$75

St. Anthony Bingo, Rev. MarcH. Bergeron

$50Mr. & Mrs. Lionel Robitaille,

Rev. Joseph Nauyen ChinhMr. & Mrs. Andre Daigle

$30Paul Landry

$25Mrs. Alma Dufour, Mrs. Lu­

cille Vieira, Mr. & Mrs. Cyr Jal­bert & Marcel

Mr. & Mrs. Henri Dube, Mr. &Mrs. Normand Despres, Anony­mous

SACRED HEART$65

Joseph Scammons$55

Roger Menard$50

Knights Of Columbus, BishopStang Council

$25Joseph Bettencourt

$100Mr. & Mrs. William Belanger

$50Att. & Mrs. J. Louis LeBlancSt. Vincent de Paul Confer­

ence, Mr. & Mrs. James Penler$40

Mr. & Mrs.Francis Frey,· Mr.& Mrs. Paul Frey

$30Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Forsythe,

Anonymous, Mr. & Mrs. EdgarA. Langis, Mr. & Mrs. JosephLeger

$25Therese Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs.

Joseph Boldiga, Mr. .& Mrs.Bernado Cabral, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Carrier, Anonymous

The Fianno Family, Mr. &Mrs. Clovis Fecteau, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Fournier, Mr. & Mrs.Theodore Fredette, Mr. Mrs.Charles, Franklin Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gaudette,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Geneste, Mr.& Mrs. Arthur Gronlund, Mr. &Mrs. Roger Lachapelle, Mr. &Mrs. Gerald LaCroix

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$25Lillian Corre'

ST. BONIFACE$100

In Memory of Gertrude Kru­ger

SAINTE ANNE

$350Rev. Roland B. Boule

$50Rose Lafleur

$30Mr. & Mrs. Henri Constant

$25Yvonne Duce, Arthur Fon­

tai~e, Lemlin Hardware Co., Mr.& Mrs. Harry Sears, Mr. & Mrs.Aldei LaFrance

Mr. & Mrs. John Zager, Mr. &Mrs. John R. Sylvia, St. AnneCredit Union, Lamoureux Fun­eral Home

$25Edmundo Arruda, Arthur Ca­

bral, Anibal Capela, Frank Con­dex, Etelvino Conterno

Daniel Cordeiro, Roberto Am­aral, Manuel Ferreira, In Mem­ory of Mitchell Jasinski, Her­mano Medeiros

Antonio Pitta, Augustus Ra­poza, David Rezendes, Jose D.Vasconcelos, Antonio Jose Vas­concelos

ST. LOUIS de FRANCE

$25Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Butler,

Mrs. William Fletcher

$35Manuel G. da Silva

$30Batalha Family, The Camara

Family, Gilbert R. Coelho, JoseS. Cordeiro, Antonio M. Pacheco,

Gilberto Teixeira, EuclidesCabral

SwanseaST. DOMINIC

$300Rev. Daniel Carey

$100Rev. James F. GreeneMr. & Mrs. Manuel Travers,

Mr. & Mrs. Louis & Susan Trav­ers, Mr. & Mrs. Norman E. Ash­ley

'$5GMr. & Mrs. Harvey Lenon

$50Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Brophy,

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Thiel, Jo­seph Cousineau, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Marum, Mr. & Mrs. 'PaulMartelly, Mr. & Mrs. DonaldSouza, Mr. & Mrs. John Fitz­gerald, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Van­asse, Mrs. William Howard

$40Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Cavanagh

$35Mrs. Hector & Claire LapointeMr. & Mrs. John Unsworth

$30Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Orosz, Mr.

& Mrs. John Silva$25

Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Russo,Mr. & Mrs. George Vantura, Mr.& Mrs. Arthur G. Costa, Mr. &Mrs. ·Edward Myles, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Bourne, Mr. & Mrs. Al­bert Rousseau

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Martelly,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kelliher, Mr.& Mrs. Francis Salamon, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Staples, Mr. & Mrs.Daniel Sullivan, Mrs. CatherineHeald

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Castro,. Evely~ Ryan, Ann Driscoll, Mr.& Mrs. James Carr, Mary Mc­Leod, Mr. & Mrs. Oswald Med­eiros, Mrs. Joseph B. Travers,Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Everett Mendes,Jr.

The Clement Family, Mr. &Mrs. John Cooney, Mr. & Mrs.Michael Sullivan

OUR LADY OF FATIMA

$250Rev. Arthur C. Levesque

New BedfordIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$100, Antone Goncalves, Mariana

Carvalho$50

Dr. Manuel Camacho, TheCamara Sisters

$45The Pacheco Family

$40The Freitas Family, George

Amaral

A Friend$200

Rev. M~lrtin L. Buote$75

Dr. & Mr~. Joseph McGuill$50

Mr. & Mrs. A. J. Gabriel(2) Friends

$40A Friend

OClean GroveST. MICHAEL

$350

VfestportST. GEORGE

$150Rev. Rene R. Levesque

$50Potter FrJneral Home

$25St. George Women's Guild, St.

George Holy Name Society

$25Mr. & Mrs. Laurent Pineau,

Mr. & Mrs. John Sequin, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Tobin, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond Gaudreau, Mr. & Mrs.Dominic Troy, Mr. & Mrs. Ern-est Rheau.me .

J. Eo Beauregard, Mr. & Mrs.Alfred R. Costa, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Kirkman, Mr. & Mrs. JohnSzuba

$50'Richard A. Mello, Edward J.

. Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. John M. Can­to, Joseph A. Capostagno, Mau­rice A. Quirk

Nora Silva, Helen McGann,Mr. & Mrs. H. Leo Creamer, Mr. '& Mrs. WiHiam Ready, Mr. &Mrs. Gilbert Cabral

$40Edward J. Leonard, In mem­

ory of Rita DeSantisMr. & Mrs. Dennis A. Ferreira

$35Fernand C. E. AuclairJoseph Tinsley

$30Arthur F. Cassidy, Joseph F.

Biastoff, Helen Sullivan, Mr. &Mrs. Lawrence E. Mannes, Lil­lian I. Hadad, Mrs. Vincent J.Dorsey

$25Mr. & Mrs. Edmund F. Bagley,

Mrs. David M. Kilroy, Mr. &Mrs. Andre J. Desrosiers, Leo A.Bond, Mr. & Mrs. James C.Noonan

Theresa & Helen Archard,Norman M. Simmons, Mr. & MrsLaurent Guay, Mr. & Mrs. Vin­cent Maddaleno, John J. Pavao

Mr. & Mrs. Sol Streim, Thom­as J. Daley, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesCavanagh, In Memory of JohnM. Pires, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Thom­as B. Donahue

Mr. & Mrs. John N. Daly,Mary E. Lynch, Mr. & Mrs.Charles E. Demers, Mr. & Mrs.Gerard Deslauriers, Mr. & Mrs.Walter Palmer

John T. Smith, In memory ofJohn P. Medeiros, Mrs. FrankSouza, Annie M. Roberts, Mr.& Mrs. Roland Thibault

Helen Morgan, Vincent J. Ri­ley, Mary Eo Judge, Mr. & Mrs.William Gilbert, Mr. & Mrs.Robert F. Smith

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Moran,Armand A. Saurette, Mr. & Mrs.William V. Mahoney, Jr., Ar­mand Forand

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Synan,Helen & l.illian Reddy, RobertA. Meehan

$27Mr. & Mrs. Robert Polak &

Son$26

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Stasiewski$25

Mr. & Mrs. John Dopart, Mr.& Mrs. Leonard Smith, A Friend,Mrs. Adam Polak, Mr. & Mrs.Martin Forczyk & Rose

Mr. & Mrs. Jbhn Mayo, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Mis, Anna Laniak,Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Ferry

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M. Costa,Mr. & Mrs. Edward P. Niewola,Mr. & Mrs. Michael D'Alu, Mrs.Ernest Krupa, Stanley Drewniak

Peter Haracz, Mr. & Mrs. Thad­deus Chrupcala, Mrs. Anna Reid,Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Edwards, Mrs.Anna Zdon

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Hadala,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Minior, Wal­ter J. Roncka

Mr. & Mrs. Martin Bernat Jr.,A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasPietrasek, Mr. & Mrs. WalterZdabosz, Mr. & Mrs. JosephAmaral, Mr. & Mrs. JosephSroczynski, Andrew's FruitCo.

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas D. O'Neil,Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Jagielski,St. Stanislaus Womens Guild,Mr. & Mrs. Frank Rapoza, Jr.,Rita O'Loughlin

SomersetST. PATRICK

$500Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Stanton,

A Friend$300

In Memory of DeceasedPriests of St. Patrick's Parish

$250Roger Cadieux

'$225Roland E. Chabot

$150St. Patrick's Parish Council

$120Harold J. Regan

$100St. Vincent de Paul Society,

St. Patrick's Women's Guild,Mrs. Charles E. Sev:gny, MaryE. Quirk

Doris LaFrance$80

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Matthews$75

Thomas G. Clark$60

Mr. & Mrs. David Dunne, Mr.& Mrs. Carlton D. Boardman

Central VillageST. JOHN

$100Mr. & Mrs. John Costa

$50Mr. & Mrs. William· J. Robin­

son$30

Isabelle Sandberg, Mr. & Mrs.Edwin Silveira

$25Agnes J. McCloskey, Mr. &

Mrs. Sigmund Kokoszka, CarlBrodit, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Tre­cida, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Hal­loran

Thomas McCarr, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Arruda, Mr. & Mrs. Fran­cis J. Maher, Mr. & Mrs. ArthurLavoie, George Leach

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Guay, Mr.& Mrs. Tobias Fleming, The Loz­inske Family, John M. Porter,Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Kirby, Edward Cloutier, Mr. & Mrs.

Bernard T. Kelly, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Costa

THE ANCHOR-Thurs., Mav 12, 197714

$50Mr. & Mrs. Dale Stetson &

Family, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Klaege,Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hawkins

St. Stanislaus School, WalterPypniowski

$40Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gromada,

Frederick Kudlacik$38

. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cichon &Family

$37Mr. & Mrs. James Pollard

$36Mr. & Mrs. Leo Lavoie

$35Felician Sisters, Mr. & Mrs.

Robert Astle, Mary Niewola, Mr.& Mrs. Stephen Kulpa, In Mem­ory of William Leeming

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Woswar$32

Mr. & Mrs. William Wolowiec,Mary Kudlacik, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Oullette

$30Mr. & Mrs. George Pereira,

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Rioux, Mr. &Mrs. Henry Paruch, Mr. & Mrs.Sam Williamson

Anne Marie Teasdale, Joseph­ine Niewola, Mrs. Walter Con­rad, Mr. & Mrs. Walter Soczek.

Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Chrup­cala, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ernst

A Friend

New BedfordOUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION

$50Mrs. J. Robert Smith, Mr. &

Mrs. Joseph Rogers$38

Mr. Antone S. Monterio$25

Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Gomes,Mrs. Mary Mattos In Memory ofManuel Mattos, Mr. & Mrs. An­tonio M. DaCruz

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

$450Rev. Manuel P. Ferreira

$100In Mem<lry of M. J. Soares, lin

Memory of The Aubertine Fam­ily, In Memory of Albertina G.Camara, A Friend

$75St. John's St. Vincent de Paul,

A Friend$62

A Friend$50

Germaine Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs.Harry Dunham, A Friend, InMemory of Atty. Joseph Fer­reira

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Avila, St.John Couples Club, A .Friend

$40Mr. & Mrs. August George

$35Mr & Mrs. J. Mascaranhas, A

FriendMr. & Mrs. Jerome Grota

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Correia,

Mr. & Mrs. James GaffneyMr. & Mrs. Thomas P. Barry,

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Freitas, AFriend, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Vieira

$25Mr. & Mrs. Leo Veiga, A

Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Acacio Fer­reira, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ma­cedo, Mr. & Mrs. Carlos Motta,Mrs. Eva Carreiro, Mrs. Victor­ina Cotnoir

In Memory of Manuel P. Ar­ruda & Family, A Friend, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Freitas, Dr.. & Mrs. Al­bert Luiz

Mrs. Evelyn Mello, Mr. & Mrs.Walter Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Sera­phim Salvador, Mrs. Eva L. Syl­via, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Xavier

ST. LAWRENCE

$300Very Rev. John P. Driscoll, In

Memory of Edward Durant$200

Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Living­stone, Jr.

$117-In Memory of Helene D.

Burke (by the Burke Family)$100

Mrs. Anne E. Hooper, Dr. &Mrs. George Riley

$75Phillip Kane

$60Mr. & Mrs. John D. Kenney­

$50Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Davis, Mr.

& Mrs. Lawrence Finni, MI;'. &Mrs. Walter Loveridge, A Friend(2)

Almyra & Dorothea Brennan,Francis E. McCarthy, Mrs. JohnB. O'Rourke, A Friend (3)

$40A FriendMr. & Mrs. Albert Anderson

$35Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Par­

ker, Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frances Koch, Mr.

&. Mrs. Dalpha Levallee, HelenMoore, Mr. & Mrs. Charles Phel­an, A Friend (2)

$30FrancesA. Burke, Mr. & Mrs.

Alfred M. Frates, A FriendMr. & Mrs. Charles Burke,

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ferreira,Mr. & Mrs. John Fletcher

$25A Friend (4), Mr. & Mrs.

Charles Berry, Mr. & Mrs. ·Wil­son Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs. Gor­don Goodfellow, Mrs. MichaelHarrington, Mr. & Mrs. JamesManning

Mrs. Edward Mitchell, Mr. &Mrs. Samuel Muraco, Mr. &Mrs. James E. Murphy, Mr. &Mrs. Francis Smith, Margaret E.SuIlivan, Isabelle Sullivan, Mr.& Mrs. John Treadup

Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Carney,The DeTerra Family, KatherineFay, Mrs. JOhn Finni, Mr. & Mrs:Owen Hackett

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Kennedy,Mrs. Ernest King, Mr. & Mrs.WiIliam King, Mr. & Mrs. JamesMoCann, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mc­Farlane

Mrs. James Mosher, Mrs. Ber­nard Murphy, Mrs. Clara & MissAgnes Proctor, Anna Riley, Mr.& Mrs. Albert Smith, A Friend(9)

ST. MARY

$1,000Mr. & Mrs. Paul Duchaine

$300Rev. Bernard H. Unsworth

$200,In Memory of Madeline Walsh

Norton$150

Rev. John A. Perry$100

Mr. & Mrs. Richard BrownSt. Vincent de Paul Society

$75Mr. & Mrs. John SuIlivan

$50Mr. & Mrs. Normand Boutin,

Mr. & Mrs. Rene Carroll, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Penler, Mr. & Mrs.Gilbert Costa, Mr. & Mrs. JohnSardinha, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Be­gin. Mr. & Mrs. John Dexter

$40Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mello,

Mr. & Mrs. David Costa'$36

Mr. & Mrs. Rodrique Lussier$35

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McKennaMr. & Mrs. Anthony Thomas

$30Mr. & Mrs. Francis D. Sul­

livan, Mrs. John Hughes, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Winsper, Mr. &Mrs. Gabriel Folco

$25Alice & Hazel Davis, Ernest

F. Leucht, In Memory of AgnesMcCann, Mr. Ernest Ponte" Mr.& Mrs. Arthur Crowley

Mr. & Mrs. Gaston DeBrosse,Mrs. Joaquim Teixeira, Miss Iz­aura Teixeira, Mr. & Mrs. JosephWalsh, Mr. & Mrs. Alexis St.Onge

Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Whitaker,Mr. & Mrs. John Heman, Mr. &Mrs. Martin Flinn, Mr. & Mrs.John Bissonette, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Souza

Mr. & Mrs. Peter GaIary, Mr.& Mrs'- James Mendes, Mr. &Mrs. William Bourbo, Mr. & Mrs.William Camara, Henry Fortier

Mr. & Mrs. George Landry,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Caron, Mr.& Mrs. Albert Pepin, Mr. & Mrs.Alfred DeFreitas, Edward Mac­Lean

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Newsham,Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Loranger,Mrs. William Donlan, Mr. & Mrs.John Freitas

Mr. & Mrs. John Fernandes,Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Bertalotto,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Fredette, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Bernier

Mr. & Mrs. Gabriel Holmes,Jr., Mr. & Mrs. William Con­stant, In Memory of RobertSwain & William Benoit, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Towers

ST. THERESA

$250Rev. Rene G. Gauthier

$100In Memory of John & Ray­

mond Jodoin, Lemieux Plumbing& Heating Inc.

St. Vincent de Paul Society$50

Mr. & Mrs. Laurier Marcoux,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Bourassa,Roland & Gerald LeComte, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Francis

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Le Blanc$35

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Barton Jr.,Lorraine Desroisers

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ralph LeBlanc,

Mr. & Mrs. Louis G. Fleury, Mr.& Mrs. Roland Dumas

Paul Langlois$25

Maurice Bonneau, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Boulet, Mr. & Mrs. Ro­land LeBlanc; Mr. & Mrs. Ron­ald Silveira

Mr. & Mrs. George R. Manny,Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Lareau, Mr.& Mrs. Gerard Richard, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Fontaine, Mr. & Mrs.Leo Sylvia

Mr. & Mrs. Antonio Lemieux,Mr. & Mrs. Roland Lemieux, Mr.& Mrs. Valmore Gonneville, Mr.& Mrs. Charles Jodoin, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond Guerette, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Carrier .

Ladies of St. Ann Society

WarehamST. PATRICK

$300Rev. James F. Lyons

$200Mrs. Mary Scott

$100Francis A. Breagy, Mr. & Mts.

. Frank Krystofolski, Dr. & Mrs.Joseph Moore, Edward V. SuIli­van, Mr. & Mrs. Albert Tocci

$60Mr. & Mrs. Henry McCray

$55Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Mitchell

$50Mr. & Mrs. John J. Callahan,

Mr. & Mrs. John Filkins, Jr.,Mary Gillis, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamLeFavor & Family

Mary E. Makela, Mrs. HelenMcGlashan, Mr. & Mrs. John B.SuIlivan

$36Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gordon

$30Mr. & Mrs. Migue Campinha,

Mr. & Mrs. John Maloney, Mr. &Mrs. Philip McEntee

$25Mr. & Mrs. David Barry, Mr.

& Mrs. Homer Bates, Mr. & Mrs.Adolphe L. Billotte, Mr. & Mrs:Robert Cahoon, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Campanella

Mr. & Mrs. Filenio Cardoza,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur CoIlins, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. James Cunningham,Mr. & Mrs. Guilhermo DaSilva,Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes

Mr. & Mrs. Hulot Hayden,Mrs. Esther Kiernan, Mr. & Mrs.Alfred Langdon, Mr. & Mrs. Ro­bert Parece, Mrs. Delmo P. Pez­zoli

Saint Patrick's Circle, BarbaraSanford, Mr. & Mrs. Chester

Skinder, Mr. & Mrs. RobertTassinari, Mr. & Mrs. TimothyWalsh

MattapoisettST. ANTHONY

$400Charles McGowan

$300Mr. & Mrs. Francis J. Sullivan

$150Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Downey

$145Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Oliveria

$100Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Verdi,

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hauser, Mr. &Mrs. Francis S. Lynch, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Sylvia

-Mary Clare Doyle, Mrs. K.Eileen Hurley

$75Mr. & Mrs. John Connor, Dr.

& Mrs. Ronald Bilodeau$50

Frank T. Pimental Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Edward L. Ryan, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Landry, Dr. & Mrs.Jean Webster

$35Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cooper, Dr.

& Mrs. William Quinlan, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Gingras, Mr. & Mrs.David Bancroft

$30Mr. & Mrs. Harold McIsaac,

Joan Parkin$25

Mrs. Kenneth Tuttle, Mr. &Mrs. John Gibbons, Mr. & Mrs.Edward Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. RealBreton, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Way­ner

George Uberty, Dr. FrederickMoore, Mr. & Mrs. CharJes KellyMr. & Mrs. Bernard Talty, Mr. &Mrs. Arthur Leary

Mary A. SuIlivan, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel Roderick, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Zychowicz, Mr. & Mrs.Domingo Nunes, Mr. & Mrs. RoyAndrews

Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Belanger,Mr. & Mrs. George Hillman, Mrs.John Duff, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardFrancis, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hill­wood

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Days, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Antone Nunes, Mr.& Mrs. Miguel Brito, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Violette, Mr. & Mrs. Clay­ton Clancy.

Mrs. Howard C. Chadwick, Sr.,Mr. & Mrs. Howard Chadwick

AcushnetST. FRANCIS XAVIER

$75A Friend

$50Mr. & Mrs. James J. Gleason,

A Friend$35

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Le­Blanc, Mr. & Mrs. James Ha­worth, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry

Leo, Yvonne & Violet Boucher,Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Charest

$30Mr.. & Mrs. Nelson Girard, A

Friend$25

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pimental,Mr. & Mrs. Leo N. Coons, Mr. &Mrs. George Pimental, Louis M.Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. Roland Rob­illard, A Friend (3), Mr. & Mrs.Nathan Gomes, Lionel Tetreault,Mr. & Mrs. Donald Mayer

No Coercion.. The Bible never commands

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ChathamHOLY REDEEMER

$100Mr. & Mrs. John J. Cavanaugh

Mr. & Mrs. Henry P. Hamrock,Mr. & Mrs. Frank Hoenemeyer,Mr. & Mrs. Ralph C. Rewcastle

$75Francis X. Kennedy

$50Mrs. Ethel Comeau, Elvira B.

Greer, Mr. & Mrs. Richard A.Klein, Jr., Dr. Anne Raleigh Mc­Carthy, Helen M-E McCarthy

Mr. & Mrs. George Sullivan$40

Mrs. James Andrews$31

Mr. & Mrs. John L. Speight$30

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dinand$25

Mr. & Mrs. John H. Clavin,Mrs. Chester Eldredge, LawrenceHunter, Mr. & Mrs. James En­right, Mr. & Mrs. James Griffin, Mr. & Mrs. Walter HaarsgaardMr. & Mrs. John J. Hay, Law­rence Hunter, E. Cecelia Jack­son, Mr. & Mrs. Lester Kemp

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Lynch,Mercedes Lucas, Mr. & Mrs.Daniel Marini, Mrs. RichardMitchell, Dr. Charles A. Murphy

Emily Nolan, E. Page O'Don­nell, Helen Page, Mr. & Mrs.George Smith, Mr. & Mrs. PhilipStello

Mr. & Mrs. D. George Sullivan,Mrs. Clinton Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley F. Young,Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Partington,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sawyer

Hya'nnisSAINT FRANCIS XAVIER

$50Mrs. Richard M. O'Neil, Mr.

& Mrs. Edward J. SouzaMr. & Mrs. Edward F. DeveneyMrs. Candace V. FlahertyMargaret E. McLean

$40Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Lough.

lin, Judge & Mrs. John P. Cur-ley, Jr. '

James C. Mackey$35

Mr. & Mrs. Charles P. Flynn$32

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Ames$30

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rocheteau,Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. J. Craig Medeiros$25

Mr. & Mrs. Normand C. Nault,Charles A. Coyle, Mr. & Mrs.Avelino J. Dutra, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph McManus, Mrs. GeorgeA. Robertson

Marie L. Chamberlain, Mr. &Mrs. Julius F. Morin Sr., Mr. &Mrs. Cedric T. Sears, Mr & Mrs.George T. Lampert, Mr. & Mrs.Rudolph J. Grenache

Mr. & Mrs. Roger E. Brown,Mr. & Mrs. James A. Clary, Mr.& Mrs. Theodore L. Holmes, Mr.& Ms. Zygmund Karolczak, Mr.& Mrs. Gil Raposo

Mary Murphy, Evelyn L. Cro­nin, Mrs. Magaret Cunningham,Mr. & Mrs. Donald Chase, Me. &Mrs. Kenneth S. Drew

& Mrs. Lawrence F. JarvisMr. & Mrs. Sylva Langlois,

Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Lanoue, A.Marceau, Mr. & Mrs. John J.McDermott, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Perry

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick The­berge, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Voc­cio, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Wild­goose

OUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL

$225Rev. George E. Harrison

$100Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Weyker

$50Mr. & Mrs. William Heaney

$40Mr. & Mrs. Robert Schiffnan

Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Joseph K'lsia:t

$35Mr. & Mrs. Everett McPhlllipsMr. & Mrs. Edwin W. Arn'lld

$25Mr. & Mrs. John Langell, Mr.

& Mrs. Manuel Pacheco, Mr. &Mrs. Pedro N. 'Mendes, Mr. &Mrs. Clyde Curry, Mrs. JeanneRose

Mrs. ,Louise Fallon, Mr. &Mrs. James Araujo, Mr. & Mrs.Maurice Holland, Mr. & Mrs.'Paul Given, Mr. & Mrs. Anthonyleiter

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Bovi, Mr.& Mrs. Ralph Barnes, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Anthony, Mr. &Mrs. Stephen Amaral, Mr. &Mrs. Philip Hill

Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Peter~,

Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Richard Wolfe,Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Viall, Mr. &Mrs. Charles Grossman, Dr. &Mrs. Ronald Ricco

Mr. & Mrs. William F. SUlHVi\nDr. & Mrs. 'Peter A. Pizzarello,Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ellis, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Kaveny, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Stellmack

STILL THEY SMILE: Shannon and Sharon Egner ofLivonia, Mich., seven-year-old identical twins, didn't gettheir two front teeth for Christmas; they lost them. Thenthey brok.e· their left arms within a few days of each other.

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mauer,Mr. & Mrs. Daniel O'Connell

Mr. & Mrs.' Joseph Dias, Mr.& Mrs. Frederick Connolly, Wal­ter & Grace Feid, Mr. & Mrs.Francis G~lyton

Mr. & Mrs. James Meegan,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Armstrong,Mr. & Mrs. Stanley McMahon

Mrs. Grace Fitton, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Furtado, Mr. & Mrs.Gerald Dorey, Mr. & Mrs. JamesE. Kelly, Mr. & Mrs. DavidMdnerney

Mr. & Mrs Norman McEnaneyMr. &' Mrs.. Thomas Brennan Sr.,Mary Curran

SeekonkST. MARY

$200Rev. Hugh J. Munro

$150Mr. & Mrs. John Murphy, Mr.

& Mrs. Frnnk Padykula$100

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Durant, Dr.& Mrs. R~lymon Riley

$75Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Murray

$50Holy Name Society, St. Mary's

Women's Guild, Mr. John Lynch,Mr. Vincent Lynch

. $35Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Leddy,

Dr. & Mrs:. A. Longobardi, Mrs.Agnes Woodcome

$30Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Toppin,

Mr. Michael Tansey$25

Mrs. Keram Arabian, Mr. &Mrs. Martin Carroll, Mr. & Mrs.W.· Cushman, Mr. & Mrs. RoccoDeFruscio, Mr. & Mrs. LouisEmond, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Fontaine,Richard G. Giguere, Mrs. A.Hallworth,' Diane G. Harker, Mr.

Donald LavinMr. & Mrs. Joheph McGee

$45Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Laferr­

iereMr. & Mrs. Rene. Dubuc

$40Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred Joubert,

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur DubucMr. & Mrs. Conrad Maigret

$35Mr. & Mrs. John Logan, Lu­

cien Paul, Mr. & Mrs. Robert-Boucher, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Bel­lonzi

$30Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Harri­

son, The Misses Smith, Mr. &Mrs. Melvin Smith

$25Mr. & Mrs. Armand Boucher,

Mr. & Mrs. Kieran, Chapman,Doris Levasseur, Adwilda Ces­olini, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond La­marre

Suds Ya iDuds, The Misses,Boudreau, Mr. & Mrs. RonaldBriand, Suzanne Nolan, Mr. &Mrs. Oscar Pinault

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mellon,Mrs. Edward Peck, Mr. & Mrs.Louis Perry, St. Joseph Knightsof Altar and St. Joseph JuniorCorps .

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Zito, So.Main St. Oil, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Brassard, Mr. & Mrs.Clarence Gum, Mrs. RichardSieber

Lucien Salvas, Mrs Jean FortinMrs Edwin Miller, Conseil Jeai'll:eD'Arc no. 263, Lilly Boyer

Attleboro FallsST. MARK

$200.Mrs. Mildred Nolan

$100Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Glode

$60Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Gamache

$50Mr. & Mrs. John Gaffney, Mrs.

Mary Croke, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas. Parris, Mrs. Mary Croke, Mr. &Mrs. Lawrence Duffany, EasterBeagle

Mr. & Mrs. Clyde DePriestMary J. McDonoughDr. & Mrs. Daniel DeYoungMr. & Mrs. Emilio Gautieri

$35Mr. & Mrs. Roy Haggerty, Mr.

& Mrs. Albert Gingras$30

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Mollins$25

Mr. & Mrs. John E. Rioux, Sr.,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gilmore, Mrs.Daniel Kiley, Mr. & Mrs. DonaldBranagan, Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Rob­ert Puhl

Mr. & Mrs. James Meloni, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Casey, Mr.& Mrs. John Kosar, Mr. & Mrs.Edward Galasso, Mrs. ElizaHoughton

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Barry, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Rush, Mr. &Mrs. John E. Shaesgreen, Rob­ert NiCastro, Mr. & Mrs. ErnestLangevin

Mr. & Mrs. George McGee,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Guillette,Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kosinski,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sayewicz, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kenton

Mr. & Mrs. Normand Coutu,Mr. & Mrs. Robert -Dion, Mr. &Mrs. Charles MoLear, Mr. &Mrs. Edmund McCracken, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Czekanski

Mr. & Mrs. John Ross, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Haggerty, Louis ;)..Sousa, Mr. & Mrs. James Fur­tado, Mr.'& Mrs. Raymond Coo­gan

7,333.005,621.008,095.003,829.04

2,718.003,236.001,876.00

2,607.00790.00802.00954.00

1,667.0012,362.006,714.509,384.50

9,307.009,135.003,740.00

2,375.00

10,765.002,785.501,345.00

1,957.00

5,038.00

9,486.49

8,075.00

6,000.50

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New BedfordHoly Name 10,020.00Assumption 366.00Immaculate Conception

5,450.0018,470.004,009.00

Continued from Page ThreeSwansea­

Our Lady of FatimaSt. DominicSt. Louis de FranceSt. Michael

ParishesAttleboroST. JOSEPH

$300Rev. Ernest N. Bessette

$100St. Joseph's Beano

$60Mr. & Mrs. Harold· Madsen

$50Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dumont,

Mr. & Mrs. Mark Mercier, Mr.& Mrs. George Stafford, RuthPoirier

Mt. Carmel. Our Lady of FatimaOur'LadyofPerpetual HelpSacred HeartSt. AnneSt. Anthony'of PaduaSt. BonifaceSt. CasimirSt. Francis of AssisiSt. Hedwig,St. JamesSt. John the BaptistSt. JosephSt. KilianSt. Lawrence'St. MarySt. Theresa

Acushnet-St. Francis Xavier

Fairhaven-. St. Joseph

St. MarySacred Hearts

Marion-St. Rita

Mattapoisett-St. Anthony

North Dartmouth­St. Julie

South Dartmouth­St. Mary

Wareham-St. 'Patrick

Westport-St. George

TauntonHoly Family 6,267.00Holy Rosary 1,969.00Immaculate Conception

5,459.00Our Lady of Lourdes 3,834.00Sacred Heart 5,379.00St. Anthony 2,203.50St. Jacques 3,598.00St. Joseph 4,506.00St. Mary 5,543.00St. Paul 5,884.00

Dighton-St. Peter 1,630.00

North Dighton-St. Joseph 3,048.00

North Easton-Immaculate Cone. 4,915.00

Raynham-St. Ann 5,452.00

South Easton-Holy Cross 6,035.00

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predict that Rome's vicar Car­dinal, Ugo Poletti, will be head­ing to his native North as eitherarchbishop of Turin or Milan.

It is hard to say why, butCardinal Poletti seems to havefallen into disfavor here. Im­peccable sources within theRome diocese point out that thecardinal-vicar, who administersthe See of Rome for Pope Paul,played almost no part in thereorganization of his own dio­cese, made public by Pope Paulin January.

Another possble successor forTurin or Milan is Bishop AlbertoAblondi of Leghorr. The 52- yearold prelate, a northerner, is pop­ular and pastorally active.

Some non-Italian observerssee 54-year-old Rosminian Bis­hop Clement Riva as the perfectsuccessor to Cardinal Pellegrinoin industrial Turin.

Bishop Riva, the Rome auxil­iary in charge of some of thecity's poorest sections, is abright progressive who deeplyfeels the need for bishops, towork closely with their priestsand among the poor.

One of the important Northernindustrial cities could also go toa Sicilian, Cardinal SalvatorePappalardo, 58, who has provedhimself to be a far-sighted andtireless archbishop of Palermo.

Some say there is an outsidechance that papal undersecret­ary of state, Archbishop Giovan­ni Benelli, might leave his keyVatican post to return to hisnative Tuscany as archbishop ofFlorence.

Most agree, however, that hewill stay on as right-hand manof Pope Paul VI. The agingPope could hardly do withoutArchbishop Benelli, who has ahand in almost every importantdecision made here, and in manyminor ones as well.

$50Mrs. Pasquale Nicolaci

Mr. & Mrs. Baptist J. Vercellone

$35Mr. & Mrs. Louis Bono

$25, League of St. Francis of Assisi

By John MuthigVATICAN CITY (N'C) - Sev­

eral of Italy's major dioceses,which have given the Churchfive of its six 20th-centuryPopes, are awaiting new bis­hops.

Despite the new internationalflavor which the next papal elec­tion will have, officials specu­late that the next pope will pro­bably be Italian. If so, chancesare good that his name mightbe found on an upcoming list ofepiscopal appointments forItaly.

With three of Italy's leadingchurchmen, Cardinals MichelePellegrino, Ermenegildo Floritand Giovanni Colombo, about toleave their posts, the guessinggame begins.

One scenario, offered by anItalian rumor mill, would putCardinal Sergio ,Pignedoli, pres­ident of the Vatican's Secretar­iat for Non-Christians, in Flor­ence.

This close friend of the PopePaul who some say is the Pope's'personal choice as his successor,would stand a better chance ofbeing elected pontiff after work­ing a while in a major archdio­cese.

Affable, pastorally orientedCardinal Pignedoli would alsobring new zest to Florence,where conservative, intellectualCardinal Florit has exercised aIS-year ministry.

The same Italians who seeCardinal Pignedoli in Florence

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall Ri"er-Thurs. May 12, 1977 17

Game of 'Wh«t)'11 Be Next?'Has Many VOltican Players

. COVERE~ BY T~LEVISION: Cameraman focuses in on action during the spring meet­mg ~f the natIon's bIShops .at the Palmer House in Chicago.. The bishops' actions wereteleVIsed and sent by satellIte to microwave and cable television stations from the Cath­olic television Network of Chicago. (NC Photo)

New BedfordHOLY NAME

$200Rev. Thomas L. Rita

$100Mr. & Mrs. Guido CoucciFrank R. Leary

$52Monica Zygiel

$50Mr. & Mrs. William J. Carter,

Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Eric Erickson,In Memory of the Foley Family,Mrs. John V. O'Neil, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. JJames Wilson Jr..$30

Mr. & Mrs. John Flood, Mrs.Thomas Poulos

Mr. & Mrs. Walter CarterConstance Zygiel

$25Mr. & Mrs. Thomas A Joseph,

Mrs. Edwin Livingstone, Sr., Mr.& Mrs. John E. Macedo, Mr. &Mrs. GHbert Medeiros, Mr. &Mrs. Clifford J. Snell

Mr. & Mrs. Dorwin Stockwell,Mr. & Mrs. }ienry Wright

Mr. & Mr~ Emile CamanrlonaMr. & Mrs. Paul McManusMr. & Mrs. Robert Sylvie

S ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI

$100St. Vincent de Paul

$52Marcotte Family

SwanseaOUR LADY OF FATIMA

$100Mr. Mrs. Mason Cleveland

$50Mr. & Mrs. Brian Keating

$40Anne V. Fayan

$35Mr. & Mrs. Charles West

$30William R. Mahoney Jr.

$25Mr & Mrs. Joseph A DeNardo

Mr. & Mrs. l;Ioward Eaton, Mr.& Mrs. James Graham, Mrs. Rus­sell Ormerod, Mrs. RaymondSweeney, Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. William T. Rogers

ST. THOMAS MORE

SomersetST. JOHN OF GOD

$25Mr. & Mrs. Lionel NobregaManuel B. Silvestre, Daniel

Tavares, Mrs. Marie C. Ventura

AssonetST. BERNARD

$75Robert Blake

$30Francis Kenney

$25Robert Martel, Mary Lowe,

Philip Carvalho, Francis Gilbert

ST. MICHAEL

$1000Rev. Joseph Oliveira

$200Rev. Manuel T. Faria

$25Mr. & Mrs. Francis LennonLorena & Mary Pacheco

ST. PATl!ICK

$100Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Scully

$50In memory of Mr. & Mrs.

George V. Broderick, Mr. & Mrs.Edward Darcy & Family

$25Mr. & Mrs. George Biltcliffe,

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Biszko, Mrs.James Coyle, Joseph Crofton, Inmemory of Edward J. Farrell

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Fletcher, Inmemory of Mr. & Mrs. MichaelJ. For~m, Mr. & Mrs. FrederickGutkowski, John Maguire Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Moreira

Mr. & Mrs. John Morgan Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Clovis Saucier, JohnJ. Shay, Mr. & Mrs. Mark Simp­son, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Suart,Woodrow Tracy

$25Anne Borden, Thomas Corey,

Anne Cote, Mrs. Wallace' Fair­banks, Mrs. ·Leonard Greenhalgh,Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Feeney,Margaret R. Feeney, Cyrill Mar­cille, Mr. & Mrs. Russell Pich­ette Catherine Wrigley

Mr. & Mrs. -Edward Phillips,Edward Daley

Mr. & Mrs. George Carayanes,Mr. & Mrs. Williarri Lomax, Mrs.John Markland, John L. Mercer,Mrs. John L. Mercer

Mr. & Mrs. Timothy ThompsonElaine Banks

$100Rev. Horace J. Travassos, Mr.

& Mrs. William J. GibneyMr. & Mrs. Joseph F. Foley Jr.

In Memory of Frederick J. SherryHenry Gurl

$50Mr. & Mrs. James Crivaro,

Mr. Edwin Doolan, Mr. & Mrs.. John O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs. Albert

E. Shovelton$30

Mr. & Mrs. James Harrington$26

Mr. & Mrs. Ben E. Paskavit,C'h$25

Mrs. Chester Baker, Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Gilbert Calara, Mr. & Mrs.William F. Croke, Mr. & Mrs.Gerald Curt, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamJ. Holland, Mrs. Frank H. John­son, Mr. & Mrs. Austin J. 0'Toole, Atty. & Mrs. F. A 'ROd­rigues, Florence M. Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Richard KelleyMr. & Mrs. Edward Sullivan

$45Peter Sullivan

$40Mr. & Mrs. Thomas McHenry

$30Kenneth Boyer, In Memory of

Frank and Susan DaPola Rose­mary Dussault

$25William Benevides, George

Charbonneau, John 'F..Mooney

ST. ELIZABETH

$25Marine Woodcraft, Inc.St. Elizabeth's CYO

ST. JOSEPH

$125Mr. & Mrs. Joseph O'Connell

$100Mr. & Mrs. Nester G. Silva

$75Mr. & Mrs. Daniel W. O'Con­

nell

OUR LADY OF HEALTH

$200Holy Name Society

$100Ladies Guild of O. L. HealthHoly Rosary SocietyIrmandade do Espirito Santo

$50St. Vincent de Paul Society

$25In Memory of Joseph F. VieiraMr. & Mrs. Francisco SilviaA Friend (2)

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$50Immaculate Conception Wo­

men's Guild

$50Mary Cullen

$40Joseph D. Harrington, Mr. &

Mrs. John Mulrooney~ $35

Hillard Nagle$30

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lown,Helen McAvoy, Mr. & Mrs. Wil­liam Nugent

Arthur Hannafin~r. & Mrs. Walter Nichipor .

PocassetST JOHN THE EVANGELIST

$250Rev. James A. Clark

$50Rev. James V. Lowery C.S.C.

Mr. & Mrs. Otto P. Becker, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Walter G. Haas

$30

Fall RiverOUR LADY OF THE ANGELS

$35David Rogers

$30John M. Arruda, Jose Lindo

$25Manuel & Mary Velho, Victor

Santos, John Tenchara, John J.Souza

Mr. & Mrs. William RackowskiJohn Carreiro

Manuel Pestana

Anonymous$25

Mr & Mrs. Daniel Asquine, Mr.Paul Nugent, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasDungan, Mr.- & Mrs. Edward J.Kenny, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Medeiros

Mr. & Mrs. Neal Hayes, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Cassidy, Mr. Rol­and Brown, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesW. Huff, Mr. & Mrs. George Hen­rikus

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Grant, Mr.& Mrs. Clarence Tracy, Mr. &Mrs. Maurice Besse, Anonymous

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ST. HEDWIG

$25Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Dobyna

Living Stones."The Church is a house of

God built of living stones, aspiritual house for a holy priest­hood." - Origen

OUR LADY OFPERPETUAL HELP

$30In Memory of Frank & Rosa­

lie Jeglinski, Charles Rutkowski$25

Mr. & Mrs. Lionel DuboisThe Boc Family, A Friend (2)

ST. JAMES

$300Rev. Cornelius J. O'Neill

$100Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fontaine

$80The Mahoney Family

$55Mr. & Mrs. Robert Clark

$50Sandra Medeiros, Mr. & Mrs.

William Batty Jr., John G. Leva,Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Dwyer

$30Mr. & Mrs. John T. Regan &

FamilyMr. & Mrs. William Whalen

$25Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Whittle,

Mr. & Mrs. Edward O'Rourke,Mr. & Mrs. Adam Zych, Mr. &Mrs. Carmino Arena, Mr. & Mrs.Edward G. Mello

Neal Wall, Dr. E. C. Vogt,Gabrielle Cotnoir, Mr. & Mrs.Ralph Bernier, William O'Malley

Clifton M. Southworth, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Percival, Mr. & MrsDonald Cordeiro, Mr. & Mrs.

'John Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardKelley, Mary Marshall

Mr. & Mrs. Leon Bellavance,Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Paiva, Mr.& Mrs. Charles Lamoureux

$100A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph

D. Raposa

TauntonHOLY ROSARY

$260Franciscan Fathers, OFM, Conv.

$50Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Lemaire

$30Mr. & Mrs. Russell Woodward

$25Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bzdula, Mr.

& Mrs. Theodore Kalacznik, Mr.& Mrs. Gilbert Levesque, AnitaMaciejowski

Edward T. Julian, Adolph &John Linek, Mr. & Mrs. ElwinNickerson, Mr. & Mrs. WalterPlonka & Son

Thaddeus & June Strojny

A Friend

East TauntonHOLY FAMILY

$200

$72A Worker

$60Stephen Punda

$50Helen Cameron, Mr. & Mrs.

Arthur Machado, Mr. & Mrs.Russell Chamberlan, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Mozzone, Manuel Gomes

$32Stanley Slavick

$30A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Alfred

Dutra, Mr. & Mrs. Bruce How­ard, Charles Kenyon, Mr. & Mrs.Don 'Parish, Mr. & Mrs. FrancisDutra

$25Manuel Rose Jr., Mr. & Mrs.

Thomas White, Mr. & Mrs. Dav­id Cain, Antone Pereira, A Friend

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Booth, Mr.& Mrs. Hugh Boyle, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Castro, Mr. & Mrs. JohnCwiekowski, Mr. & Mrs. LorenzoGrosso

Mr. & Mrs. Frank .Jaros,James Kenyon, Mr. & Mrs. JohnD. Martin, John F. McCarthy &Family, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Mc­Garry

Mr. & Mrs. Fernand Medeiros,Helen Mitchell, Mr. & Mrs.Bruno Mozzone, Ann Murphy,Mary Murphy

Peter Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Ar­mand Moreira, Edward & LouisePunda, Mr. & Mrs. John W. Shea

Cora Silverman, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Vargas

$26In Memory of Hugh J. Carney,

$25Mrs. Francis S. Winsper, 'Helen

Aubertine Brough, Manuel Perry,Mr. & Mrs. Richard Barry, Mr.& Mrs. Eugene Caron

Mrs. Frank Coleman, Mrs.Isaac Dawson

John DeMello, Jr., Mrs. EliFerguson, Mr. & Mrs. AntoneGomes, Jr., M. Cora Guilmet,Mrs. Vincent L. Hughes, Mr. &Mrs. Frank J. Mello,

Mr. & Mrs. Norman Menard,Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Murphy,Judge & Mrs. George Ponte, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Ponte, Rita E.

. PowersMr. & Mrs. Jeremiah Re'ardon,

Alice Sheerin, Mary E. Sheerin,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph G. SylviaMr. & Mrs. Victor J. Ladetto,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Quinn

Mrs. Wilbert Divis

$100Rev. John J. Steakem, In

memory of Timothy J., Mary A,Agnes G. & Katherine V. Sull­ivan, Mary C. Halloran, Mr. &Mrs. Edwin J. Smith

$75Mary A & Winifred F. Ken­

eally, Mr. & Mrs. Edward J.Harrington, Jr.

$50Mr. & Mrs. Emmett P. Almond

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Beedem,Marion S. Freitas, E. GertrudeGleason & Mary C. Gleason,Col. Silas R. Langlois

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence J. Luby,Evelyn L. Roberts, Mr. & Mrs.Albert A Silvia, Mr. & Mrs. JohnT. Ward

So. DartmouthST. MARY

$200Dr. & Mrs. Arthur F. BucJ,!tly

$100Mr. & Mrs. James F. McHugh,

Dr. & Mrs. Louis Miskell, Mr. &Mrs. Owen F. Hackett, Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Charles NunesMr. & Mrs. Edwin Bratty

$75Mary T. Luiz, Mr; & Mrs.

James Barrett$52

Olivia M. Luiz$50

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo DeMello,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. DeMello,Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hayes, Mrs.Alvaro Rodriques

Mr. & Mrs. Neil Fitzgerald,Helen & Margaret Gamble, Wil­liam Martin, Mr., & Mrs. GeorgePonte, James Quinn, RosemaryQuinn

Mr. & Mrs. Paul ClarkMr. & Mrs. Gerald Morency

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parsons$40

Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Hunt$35

Judge & Mrs. August C.Taveira, Mr. & Mrs. Paul G. Ca­ron, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel DeMello

Mr. & Mrs. James Madigan,Mr. & Mrs. William Z Murphy,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Rossi

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boyce$30

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dwyer, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas L. Maher, Mr. &Mrs. Daniel J. Murphy

Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Martin

$40Misses Hannigan

$35Mr. & Mrs. Paul E. Lambert

$30B. G. Ret. & Mrs. Charles B.

Clavin, Roberta K. Dutra, Mr. &Mrs. John Morris Mr. & Mrs.Manuel Nunes, Mr. & Mrs.William Winsper

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Tougas, Mr.& Mrs. Alfred Cote, Mrs. JosephE. Tomlinson, Mr. & Mrs. EdgarBoyer, Mrs. Nelson Cleveland

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cleve­land, Michael'Cordeira, BeatriceB. Freitas, Mr. & Mrs. LeonardFurtado, Joseph Harding

Mr. & Mrs.Edward V. Hill, Mr.& Mrs. Francis Mahoney, J.Oliver, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Pitt­man, Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Ponte

Rene SaVoie, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Leon­ard Stone, Mr. & Mrs. JosephVieira, Clara M. Weeks

Mrs. A C. Wobecky, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Zukowski, Mr. &Mrs. Charles Callaghan, In mem­ory of Lucia R. and Claudia B.Perry

Leo Lake

& Mrs. Albert Moquin, Mr. &Mrs. Paul Murray, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel Olivera

Mr. & Mrs. Roger Picard, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Rielly, Mr. &Mrs. Norman Robinson, Mrs. Au­rore Silva, Mr. & Mrs. AnthonyRose

Walter Silveira, Bertha Smith,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Starvish,Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas F. Tangney,Mr. &, Mrs.. James Greenway

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lubker,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Medeiros,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Paiva

Mr. & Mrs. Anson Paine, Mr.& Mrs. John Souza, Helen Sulli­van

Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Borges,Mr. & Mrs. Anton~ DeTerra,Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Costa, Mr.& Mrs. Lionel Dulude, ThomasRobinson

,Bertha Smith, The SoaresFamily, 'Ralph Souza, FredericDube, Mr. & Mrs. AugustsMedeiros, Beatrice Quinn

Mr. & Mrs. Alcide Pelletier

ST. MARY

$100Mr. & Mrs. Charles Ehmann

$65Mr. & Mrs. Matthew R. Hart

$50Mrs. Anna Mello, Dr. & Mrs.

Robert Gaudreau$38

Mr. & Mrs. Antone Costa, Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Walter Urban &Manuel Allua

$35Mr. & Mrs. John A Wojcik,

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bouley, Mr.& Mrs. Weber R. Torres, Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Donald P. Lipsett

$30Mr. & Mrs. Alex. Gonsalves,

Dr. & Mrs. Denis Brault, Mr. &Mrs. Leo Grenon, Walter Urban­ek

$25Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Boutin,

Mr. & Mrs. Albert L. Labrie

SA'CRED HEART

$50Orner Pothier

$35

$25Leonard Cejka, Arnold Cejka,

Joseph M~lrtel

MarionST. RITA

$300Rev. Justin J. Quinn

$125Mr. & Mrs. Francis Mead'

$100Mr. & Mrs. Claude Ellis

$35Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ruszkiewicz

$25Mr. & Mrs. Elderic Barry,

Robert Coutu, Mr. & Mrs. JereDonahue, Mr. & Mrs. RolandLetendre, Mr. & Mrs. FletcherLong

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund McCarthy,Mr. & Mrs. William McLaughlin,Mr. & Mrs. Everett Normand,Peter Rezendes, Jr., Mr. & Mrs.Edward Rogers

Mrs. Edmund J. Valley, Dr. &Mrs. Edmund Wiker

$500Rev. John F. HoganMr. & Mrs. Thomas Aiello

$250Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A Wea­

ver$200

Dr. & Mrs. E. Deane Freitas

$40Theotime LeBlanc

$30Louise. Seguin

$25Mr. & Mrs. Armand Beaulieu,

Mr. & Mrs. George J. Cote, Mr.& Mrs. Herve J. Couture, Mr. &Mrs. William Krouzek, Mr. &Mrs. Maurice Lamontagne'

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph H. Masse,Mr. & Mrs. Lucien Robert, Mr.& Mrs. George Vezina, JosephVezina, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Vill­eneuve

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon Barber

ST. JOSEPH

$150.Mr. & Mrs. Conrad Seguin

$50Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert Tousign­

ant

FairhavenST. JOSEPH'

$100Dr. & Mrs. Mark FitzpatrickMr. & Mrs. Joseph SaladinoAssociation of The Sacred

Hearts, Dr. & Mrs. JeromeBrault, Mr. & Mrs. G. Gerret.Schuler, Mr. & Mrs. DominickNicolaci, Mr. & Mrs. Gerald'Tache

$75Rita Antonsen, Mr. & Mrs.

Earl Dias, Mr. & Mrs. AlfredVincent

$50Mr. & Mrs. Edward Manley,

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Sequin,Rosaria Nicolaci, MargaretSoares, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Vaudry

David Wade, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward Welsh, Mr. & Mrs. ArmandMarien

Rita Antonsen, Mr. & Mrs.John E. Lima Jr., Daniel. Sul­livan, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sul­livan, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Sulli­van

$45Eva & Martha Bisaillon, Elea­

nor & Jean Cyr$40

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Bouley,Matthew O'Malley

$38Mr. & Mrs. Antone Perry

$35Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Sylvia,

Mr. & Mrs. James Hohohan, Mr.& Mrs. Ernest Balboni, Mr. &Mrs. Maurice Burke

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard BenoitMr. & Mrs. Ernest Balboni

$32Mr. & Mrs. August Gonsalves

$30Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lynch,

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Walsh, Mr.& Mrs. James Murphy

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Joseph,Mr. & Mrs John Dwyer, In Mem­ory of Kathryn Mary Lynch,Margaret Manghan, Mr. & Mrs.James McDonough

$25Mr. & Mrs. Eliot Bennett, Mr.

& Mrs. Ead Chandler, Mr. &.. Mrs. Harold Clark, Mr. & Mrs.

Enos Days, Mr. & Mrs. Roy Con­nor

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Doyle, Mr.& Mrs. Anthony Fernandez, Mr.& Mrs. George Fortin, VivianFrancis, Mr. & Mrs. NapoleonGladu

Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Goldrick,Mr. & Mrs. Philip Harding, Mr.& Mrs. Dennis Hogan, Mr. &Mrs. Grover Johnson, Mr. &Mrs. James B. Lanagan

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lopes, Mr.& Mrs. Edwin J. MCQuillan, Mr.

THE ANCHOR-Thurs., Mav 12. 197718

New BedfordOUR LADY OF MT. CARMEL

$250St. Vincent de Paul Confer­

ence$100

Mr. & Mrs. John Oliveira, Rev.George F. Almeida

$80Mr. & Mrs. Hemiterio Sousa

$50Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A Car­

valho$40

Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Rego, Mr.& Mrs. Jose Francisco Rosa

$35Joao P. Amaral, Jr.

$30Troop 11 Boy Scouts & Par­

ents, Mrs. Eileen F. Cabral$25

Mrs. Mary Aguiar, Mr. & Mrs.John S. Cabral, Mr. & Mrs. Man­uel Correia, Mr. & Mrs. Jose deCosta, Mr. & Mrs. NormanFerreira

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Florio, Mr.& Mrs. Antone Garcia, Mr. &Mrs. James Machado, Maria M.Medeiros, Mrs. Maria J. Medei­ros,

Mrs... Helen de Mello, MariaOliveira, Bernice F. Rose, Mr. &Mrs. Manuel F. Rose, Mr. & Mrs.Edward M. Tavares

Mr. & Mrs. Edmund J. Sylvia

..

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thurs. May 12, 1977 19TauntonIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$450Rev. William H. O'Reilly

$100Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Courcy,

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Wojtkunski,Mr. & Mrs. W. Desrosier, Mr. &Mrs. J. Correia

$50Mr. & Mrs. Roland Dubois,

Allan Curley, Flangheddy FamilyWilliam Leonard, Mr. & Mrs.

Robert Thrasher, Mrs. A. Water­man

$35Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kingsbury

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Legere,

Robert Boule, Mr. & Mrs. Rich­ard Paulson, Sr.

$25Mr. & Mrs. Armand Mello,

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Andrews,Mr. & Mrs. Allen Campbell, Mr.& Mrs. Charles Colton, JamesDinneen, Mary Dinneen

William Dinneen, Kavin Oowd,Mr. & Mrs. George Ducharme,Mary A. Foley, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Hoye

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Isaacsen,Mr. & Mrs. John Keily, ElizabethLeahy, Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Leo- .nard, Mr. & Mrs. Edward A.Mador, Mr. & Mrs. C. McCarthy

Memorial to Lauretta Miller,Philip Paulson, Mary Power,Richard G. Power, Walter & AnnPrecourt, Mrs. George Sherry,Mr. & Mrs. James Wall, Leo &Mary Walsh

Mr. & Mrs. Louis Desrosier

OUR LADY OF LOURDES

$250Rev. Manuel M. Resendes

$60George Pelletier

$50St. Vincent de Paul Confer­

ence, James P. Silvia$30

Alfred Pimental, John P.Baptiste, Adelino Paulo

$26William Viera

$25Dr. & Mrs. David Gouveia,

Tavares Family, August Varella,Cecilia Mattos, Rose Mattos

Robert Mendes, Richard Olson,Edward Franco, Sylvina Fer­nandes

SACRED HEART

$100Katherine McMahon

$60Rose O'Donnell

$50Elizabeth Brady, Helen Brady,

Alice C. Carney, Marguerite Cro­nan, Mr. & Mrs. Coy Folcik

Mr. & Mrs. John J. Kelly, Mrs.Edward J. McCaffrey

$45Mrs. John Boudreau & Family

$35Mary Kennedy, Gertrude Mc­

Breen, Mr. & Mrs. Clifton Pierce$30

Mrs. Frank Brown, Mr. & Mrs.James A. Cooke, James Kevican,Mr. & Mrs. William Leger, Mr.& Mrs. Michael Strojny

$25Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Burke, Mr.

& Mrs. Edvyard Callahan, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Dewey, Mr. & Mrs.John Goldrick, Mr. & Mrs. R. W.Johnson

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lane, Mrs.Edna Lincoln, Eileen MacCarthy,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Mansfield Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Martin

Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J. Murphy,Rita O'Donnell, Mr. & Mrs. Gil­bert Perry, Mr. & Mrs. ManuelRebello Jr., Mrs. Vincent &Richard E. Scully

Mrs. Claude Simmons, EdwardSmith, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith,Roberta Smith, Eugene Sullivan

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Unsworth,Mary & Josephine Welch, Mr. &Mrs. Gerard Pigeon, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Travers, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Soitos

ST. ANTHONY

$200Rev. George A. Amaral

$50Robert Burnett, John Ferreira

$30Herculano Costa, Charles Fer­

reira$25

Louis Dansereau, David B.Dean & Co., Mr. & Mrs. JosephGula, Alfred Silva, LeonardRocha

Hilda Veloze, Joseph Vaz,Francisco Aguiar, John Correia,John Coelho, Joseph Victorino

SAINT JACQUES

$300Rev. Andre P. Jussaume

$100Adrienne Lemieux

$50Gerard Bonenfant

$40Wesley Schondek

$35John Keene

$33Charles Rocheleau

$30Clarina Hamel

$25Francis Guay, Normand Hamel,Richard Hamel, Regina Hebert,Leo Murhpy, Paul Ouillette,Edna Riley, David Silva, Mrs.Walter Taylor

ST. MARY

$100James R. Tormey

$50Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Quinn, Wil­

liam Smith, Robert J. Sullivan,Joseph F. Wade

$40Mr. & Mrs. Edward Tokarz

$30Mrs. R. Drake, Joseph E. Floor

Family, Joseph O'Boy$2$

Mr. & Mrs. William AlexanderMr. & Mrs. Carlton Caron, Mrs.Lawrence & Miss Luanne Laugh­lin, Mr. & Mrs. John R. Moore,Mrs. L. Munise

Mr. & Mrs. J. Murphy, Mr. &Mrs. James E. McGovern, InMemory of Francis J. O'Boy, K.Tormey

ST. JOSEPH

$250Josephine S. Rico & John D.

Agostini$200

Rev. William E. Farland$150

Rev. Herbert T. Nichols$60

Mr. & Mr~. Edward J. LaPre$50

Catherine R. Kervick, Mari­beth Dahill, Mr. & Mrs. MauriceDesrosiers, Mr. & Mrs. RolandDucharme & Family

The Garvin Family, Mr. &Mrs. William Scully, K. HelenSmith

$35Mr. & Mrs. David Gay, Mr. &

Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald, Mrs.Estella Margarido

Joseph A. Medeiros$30

Helen R. Dahill, Mr. & Mrs.Roger C. Kingsley, Jr.,' Mr. &Mrs. William McCarthy, Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Robert Silveira

$25Doris Bartone, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­

,ward Cayton, Mrs. Anna Champ­ney, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chaves,Rose & John Costova

Mr. & Mrs. William E. Dias,Jennie Driscoll, John P. Latham,Mr. & Mrs. William McGann, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph McKenna

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nixon,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Ricketts,Raymond Scully, Judge & Mrs.Frank Smith, Mr. & Mrs. JohnSteen

Mr. & Mrs. William Trucchi,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Yorkoski

Mrs. Charlotte Carr, Esther.Johnson, Mrs. Mary Maxwell,Mary McNearney

ST. PAUL

$800Rev. Msgr. Joseph C. Canty

$150Talbot T. Tweedy, Inc.

$75Lillian White

$50Dominic Casella, Frank Cas­

ella, Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Silva,Mr. & Mrs. John Connors

Mr. & Mrs. Hugh Patenaude,Salvatore Spinelli

$40Mr. & Mrs. R. J. Hill, Jr., Mr.

& Mrs. Henry Ryan$36

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Mastro­marino

$35Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Griffin,

Joseph Giannini, Olivia Giannini,Mr. & Mrs. Harold J. Olsen

$30Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Reilly, Mr.

& Mrs. John BotellioMr. & Mrs. Aylre Cormier

$25Mrs. W. Baxter-Green, Ed­

mund Milot, Mr. & Mrs. PaulO'Boy, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Tosti,F. Vernon Harrica

Manuel Martin, Mr. & Mrs.William Brelsford, Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Jerome Gedritis, Eva Brun­elle, Philip Farley

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Dooley,Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Albert Nunes,Jr., Mr. & Mrs. Edward Castle

lin Memory of Leonard J. Gos­lin, Rita Carroll, Mr. & Mrs.Walter Sowyrda, Jeremiah Mc­Carty

DightonST. PETER

$200Montfort Fathers

$50Mr. & Mrs. Leo J. Deslauriers

$30Mr. & Mrs. Norman K. Smith

$25Mr. & Mrs. John Smith, Dr.

Rose Borges, Mr. & Mrs. ClintonRose, Mr. & Mrs. John A. Gou­lart, Mr. & Mrs. John Pelletier

Mrs. Eward Zagrondy, St. Vin­cent de Paul Society

N. DightonST. JOSEPH

$300'Rev. William F. O'Connell

$50Mrs. James Williams

$35Richard A. DonahueDr. & Mrs. George Schloemer

$25'In Memory of Arthur and

Katherine Wright, Norman La­France, John Burke, PhilbertTorres, Leo Duffy, Philip R.Layne

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dutra, Mr.& Mrs. Antone Medeiros, HolyName Society

No. EastonIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$500Rev. Joseph F. O'Donnell

$125Kathryn E. Healey

$100Buckley Family, Mr. & Mrs.

Joseph A. Palano$75

Dr. & Mrs. James F. McCourt,Mr. & Mrs. John Parkes

$50Rev. John Daly, C. S. C., A

Friend, Mary Buckley, Mr. &Mrs. Clement J. Coughlin, Char­les E. Harvey

Margaret Healey, Mr. & Mrs.Dominic Ingemi, Mrs. CharlesMcCarthy, Sr., Mr. & Mrs. Fran­cis Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs. LeroyL. VanDeCarr

$40Mrs. Mildred Deady, Alice U.

Harvey, Catherine J. Harvey,Grace F. Harvey, Mary V. Har­vey

$30Mr. & Mrs. George A. Carter,

Mr. & Mrs. Robert McLaughlin,Somerville Family

$25A Friend, Mary Byrnes,

Cecelia Cardoza, Mr. & Mrs.David M. Cleary, Mrs. LeonCorsini '

In Memory of Catherine Q.Dineen, Mr. & Mrs. JamesDoherty, Mr. & Mrs. James Gall­agher, Mr & Mrs. John Graca Jr.Mr. & Mrs. James K. Hegarty

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hannigan,Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kron, Mr. &Mrs. Edward LaBelle, Mrs. AnnaC. Loud, John Lowndes

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence A.Lyons, Mr. & Mrs. James Mc­Auliffe, Catherine McMenamy,Mr. & Mrs. Charles McCarthyMr. & Mrs. James D. Mullen, Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Philip O'Connell,Mr. & Mrs. William J. O'Con­nell, Mrs. William O'Connell, Sr.,Mr. & Mrs. John Reardon, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Reynolds

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stone, Mr.& Mrs. Frederick Wilde, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Wooster

RaynhamST. ANN

$350Rev. Gerald T. Shovelton

$200Dr. Maurice Lagace

$100In Memory of Dominic P. Ci­

rino, Dr. & Mrs. Robert Mealy,Theodore Kapala

$60Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Ennis

$50Almon Turner, Mr. & Mrs.

Louis Secatore, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas M. Ross, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Bedford, Reginald Cor­mier, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Oui­met

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Torney

$40Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Betten­

court, Mr. & Mrs. Paul J. Foun­tain, Richard Souza

$35Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Mur­

by, Mr. & Mrs. David Hutchin­son, ,Barbara O'Brien

$30Bernice Fountain, Mr. & Mrs.

Timothy Taylor$25

Mary McGrath, Mr. & Mrs.Andrew Galligan, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Foley, ,Bruce Wilcox, Al­fred Fraga

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DelSignore,Mrs. Sidney Roberts, RaymondPaine, Arthur Howell, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas LaFleur

Mrs. Doris Connors, Mr. &Mrs. Elmer Sargent, Mr. & Mrs.Manuel DeMello, Mr. & Mrs.John G. Manganaro

Brenden Lynch, Mr. & Mrs.John Welch, Mr. & Mrs. RichardWhite, Mr. & Mrs. James Mul­vihill, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Smith,

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Platt,Jolin L. Dooley

So. EastonHOLY CROSS

$100Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Kairys

$40Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Peterson

$25Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Daly,

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Spillane

Fall RiverST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL

$600Rev. Msgr. John J. Regan

$200Margaret M. Lahey

St. Vincent de Paul Conference$150

Cathedral Women's Guild$50

In Memory of Jere HollandGertrude O'LoughlinClaire O'Toole

$30Mr. & Mrs. James Frank

$25Mr. & Mrs. Gerald Holleran

Mr. & Mrs. William A. Johnson,Mr. & Mrs. August Mello, Mrs.Stephen O'Toole, Mrs. EugenePonton, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Ra­posa

North AttleboroSACRED HEART

$150'Joseph Brassette

$100M. Ann Hill, A Friend

$50In Memory of Dora Goulet

$40Mr. & Mrs. Edward Dion

$25Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Achin, Mr.

& Mrs. James Hannon, A FriendM. Jeannette Achin, Mr. &

Mrs. John Burke, Mr. & Mrs.Leo Piette, Mrs. Arthur Roy

Woods HoleST. JOSEPH

$100Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Rickey

$50Mr. & Mrs. Harley Knebel

$35Mr & Mrs Harold McComiskey

$25Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Faria

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