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2 -THE ANCHORFour Fall R~er Parishes Pro~ide Thurs July 3 1958

Day Camp for You9 Boys Four Fall River parishes have un+ted their efforts to Pope Pius Uges

provid~ a Day Camp for young boys of their neighborhood Bmiddot F II The St Vincent de Paul Societies of St Rochs Holy Rosary usness 0 OW Sacred Hear and St Anthony of Padua are sponsoring the Mora I Laws project Mr William McNally Mr Rob-

The participating parishes ert Hargraves an~ Mr Hel1~y VATICAN CITY (NC)shy I d thR y I p k Seneca Jr Each ~s trall1ed 111 The old axiom business ia me u e e ugg es ar some phase of recreational work business must be considshyand the Colllmbus Park Day Campers will start their ered unacceptable to every neighborhoods o~ Fall River daily program with Mass at the Christian conscience if it Children of the four parish~s are St Vincent de Paul CmiddothapeJ Then in daily cqntact This led the they will be divided into two taken as an absolute andunivershysponsors to feel that a united groups One section will remain sal norm Pope Pius XII has said approach to sponsored recrea- at the camp for baseballvoll~y- Business-and therefore an tion would be more fruitful than ball crafts nature study a)d operation involving exchange of an i~dividual attempt The hiking The other section will money or assets for profit he Catholic Boys DilY Camp was be transported to the beach area said carries with it the easy born of this conclusion for swimming instructionoat- temptation to conduct transae-

The program of the Day Camp ing water sports and water tions without consideration for will be conducted on the grounds safety instruction the principles of Christian

o the St Vincent de Paul Neighborhood response has morals which may even be re-H Ith C W 1 t and luted or denied ~a amp 10 es (lor been so great to thcmiddotproiect that

at the Camps beach~t Westport enrollment is close t9 capadty Christian Conscience Ha~~o~ WhIle sharmg the S~l~)e for each of the eight week When for instance one says faclhtIes the prgla~~ f the periods Parents see- inttie un- businesS is business a nor~ ~ two Camp~ ~1I1 rem a III dlstIl~Ct dertakinga resp()nse to their formed which if consideredmiddotmiddot The camp ~ee~middot wdlb~ Monday wishes The camp willoperate an absolute and universal j)linshythrough FlIday regardless of the from June 30 to Aug 29 ATTEND])AY CAMP Boardingthe bus that will take cipal must be included among weather A busmiddot calls at Ruggles them to the day Clmp for young boys sponsoredmiddotby four the rules unacceptable to ev~1)

Park and atmiddot Columbus Park Mass O~do Fall River parishes are lefttoright JaYFay Stanley sarna Christian conscience each morning to collect the FRIDAY-Mass of Fifth Sunday ~ichard Lynch and Richard Leonard The same rule he cOntin-Campers After Pentecost Sinple ued applies to economic opera-

Staff Chosen Green Mass PropelNo Glo tions as -it applies to ever Physicians at AMAConvention Mr John OBrien and Mr ria or Creed Second Collect human activity-they must be

Edward Haponik both of the for Peace Common Preface subject to divine natural andExplain Ethies of Med-c-ne Votive Mass in honor of the positive law

Somerset school system are di- A FRANCISCO (NC) Sacred Heart of middotjesusmiddot per- S N - - we can sssumemiddot we re ~- The Pope examined andnoted recting tl1eday (ampTheyvill C h Iimiddot Atmiddot f d - lsh mittedTomorrow is the First at 0 c cion oun l-gt aymiddot Pl mg- some gopdmiddot the legitiimite function of bulrishy~ asectsisted br Mr Ch~rles C~rey Saturday of the Month into the convention of the Dr Bert J HoefHcb of ness agents and middlemen in

AssumptionFaculty SATURDAY-~tAnthonyMary American Mediclll Association Eugene~ Ore backed bi~uP themiddot economic field and laid bull Zaccaria Confessor Double here Nobodys approached usmiddotwithmiddot that they have the right not onl GetPaymiddotmiddotlncreases White middotMassPropmiddoter Gloria What was it you ated to chipmiddot on his shoulder If middotthey middotto the esteembut also to the

1 WORCESTER (NC)-Assump- SecotId ColltOct Jor Peae No know Doctor The morality of stop tomiddot talk the interest is gratitude of honest people 1OIr tion College has announced a Cr~ed ~oJ1lmon P~~fae therhythm method How do -usually serious theirmiddot services

SUNDAY S h Catholics feel about elllhanasia Cmiddot th l d t ~te shytuition increase of $50 a seme~ - 1xt SUQday AfJer Sh Id t t bull__ tid a 0 1C oc ors were o n World of Christ

d h middotth P t D G ou cancer pa len s OJlt 0 ed to I h middotter but has couple t is WI a en ecost oub~e reen These and other questioNl sUFlrls _ earn su~ an or- The Pontiff then declared faculty benefit pwgram MassproperSecond Collect dl th th th f ed gamzation as the gutldeollsts Our thoughts naturally turn

Assumptionist Father Armand fcgtr PeaceGlori~ Creed ~a mg w~ e elcs 0 m 1- Their colleagues in the OOoth toward Him who is the perfect H Desautelspresident said themiddot Preface of Trinity cme rece1v~ an answeror - repliedwith a sales pitch lmd middleman between God and

recommendatiOn asmiddotto where tJlh new benefit plan for the 13 lay MONDAY-SSCyril andmiddotMeth Id b f d t middot~-t beheve tbey may have spurred men Jesus Christ the Manshycou e oun a a 11VU __n- f t f Id teachers at the school includes odius Bishops and Confessors sored and staffed by members of orm~ Ion 0 pew gU1 s te the Noting that men are unfortushysalary increases an allotment Double White Mass Proper the Federation of Catholic Phy- 73 w1~h 5~OOO members already nately divided and often hate of $100 for each dependent child Gloria Second Collect for sician Guilds operatrtmg 10 vanous parts of the each other the Pope continued after the first now living and Peace Common Preface In five days visitors to the coun y Only Chri~t can come among $200 for each born after the nlan F th tmiddot -- b _

t TUESDAY-SLElizabeth Queen booth filled out some 1 000 cards rom e ques iOns aSKed y them 10 medio eorum and say goes into effectmiddot a cash bonus C th l M D and Widow Simple White requesting documented infoll1la- non-a 0 1C s one Impres- Pax vobls-may peace be with for publishing a book or an a~- Mass Proper Gloria Second tion about the Catholic teactiing SlOn hpgered you Were He among us and

~ticle in a learned review and Collect for Peace Common on problems of medicarand sur Medicine and EthieS everyone sought in Him the tuition-free education for sons P f t th th Ire ace gical practice Thousand~ of All made it clear they wanted ru e way and the ileof faculty members th WEDNESDAY-MaSs of Previ- queries were answered on e to be conscientious about not quarrels would disappear as if

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j ~ bull j ~ Creed Second Collectr for Mo~t visitorsstoppEid th filger lll~e the teachings ofmiddot the men Endeavor to make undershy DEVOTION PellceCommonj Prefacemiddotmiddotmiddotthe pamphlets and chedi thelist Church DrGriffin declared middotstaiidi~g~lIld ~ agr~~me~( rmsshy

THURSDAY-ltThe Seven- Holy of topiCsY(cdntrad~p(iori sterili- lIVe try to get acrossthe idea sible Act as Jesus the MiddleshyJuly 6-St Francis Xavier Brothers Martyrs and middotS8 zatioh artificial insernillaiion that good medicine is good man wotil(f Yourprofessionshy HyalliJh

Rufina and SecuiHlaVirginsheIility 10b6f6mYvaseCtolny) ethic I believe were su~ceed- jus1gtlike air othergcan be aft H~i~rri~itY We~t~ar and Martyrs Simple middotRed Every tbird or fourtn 1 perSon irg b~cau~ thinking i~i the instrumerit of salvation andof

WJch Mass Propeq GioriaSecond ~anted- more than a lodk AMA and articles in theAMA sanctification for you indlorJuly 13~8tJoailofArc0shy

Collect for Peace Common The~ost frequ~ntqu~~ion middotJ0lrnal are peginningto pe- others Then the world of busishyPreface n mightsurprise YOI PI GefarIJmiddotfl~t th~ fact that phy~icians ness so complex andmiddot so openmiddotto

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~ Our Lady of the Assumpshy L ~ fD GriHin sa idrC$0gnize there are pOlf-given serious te~ptatiols ill al~begtf New~middotYork tion Ost~rvimiddotlIec eg 1011- 0 ecency Th~r~ isgrellt pr~fess~malri- moral principles which guide _ world belonging to middotChrist af July 20-St Hyacinth New

The followirg films are to lbe terest in the moral side of deal- ~edic~l Ptactice truly Chritian wxld -Bedford St Mary South Dartshy added to Ute lists in their re- jng with cancer patients - j I

spective chissifications whether patients shoull be toldmouth Unobjectionable for ~eneral ~f their medicaily hopeless con-St Pius X South Yarshy

Patronage-Taie of Two Cities ditionmiddot mouth July 27-St Stephen Dodge- Unobjectionaole for Adults middotOther ~o~ularqueries How ville and -Adolescents-Space Master do Catholics feel about sex edushy

St Francis of Assisi New middotX-7 cation Will you explain the middot Unobjectionable for Adul~ rhythm method so that I can

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Gunmans Walk Indiscreet advise my Catholic patients ham middotObjectionabie inPart for An Great R~SPOrise

~ -No Sun in Venice I ---------------- Separate Classification-c Case Some 20 Cathoiic physicians

of Dr Laurent This caSe pre- here for the convention none sents the case for the psychopro- from this are~ for the guild is phylactic method of childbirth not organized here volunteered which is more popularly know~ to maD themiddot booth during the

middot as natural childbirth This week It meant a sacrifice Sevshymedical theme which is handled eral missed professional sessions with discretion and good taste they would like to have at shycan have significant educational tended value for adults and older adol-middot But the response has been escents However the SUbject great-better than at New York ~atter itself is too sacred priv- and Chicago conventions said ate and personal for indiscrim- Dr Clement P Cunningham of inate showing in entertainment Rock Island Ill People are motion picture theatres grateful for the information so

THE ANCHORFinally Passes Second-class mail prlvlleg~s nuthoized MUNICH (NC)-After yearsshy at Fall River Mass PublishPlt eve

Thursday at no Higbland Avenue Fallof political wrangling a new River Mass by the Catholic Pmiddote 01 the teacher trainirtg law which middotblls Diocese of Fall River Subscrilltion Jlr~

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3 Msgr Gilligan Criticizes Prejudice Toward Integration of Schools

ST PAUL (NC)-The prejudice of many white pETshy~ns toward Negroes especially in regard to integration in schools was criticized by a prelate at the Catholic theoshylogians convention here

Msgr Francis J Gilligan Fall River native who

served poundogtr nearly 30 years as moral theologian at St Paul Seminary here declared that sepa~ation of whites and Negroes in a school does not provide effective training for future cooperation between the I8ces

About 150 theologians at shytended the convention the 13th annual one of the Catholic Theoshylogical Society of America At the opening session Archbishop William O Brady 01 8t PilUl also a Fall River native said the theologians were convened to seek grass roots aptllications of timeless theological princi-Pies

Msgr Glligan who is nCw pastor of St Marks Church here asserted that consideration must be given to the feelings of Negroes It is a fact he said that though the segregated -=hpol may be thoroughly equal many Negroes nevertheless reshy~nt it They have a feeling f being humiliated dishonored ~ being treated as an inferior

i blame for the violation of the rights of Negroes rests upon definitErwhite iridividuals

In the searching light gtDf the general judgment he stated most probably it will be reshyvealed that almost every white person in the Unit~d States has beeil infected wfthsome of the sinful virus of race prejudice

In both North and Southin this matter of segregation he concluded there is needed hu- mility and a contrite recognition that involuntary segregation is not in conformity with the teaching of Christ

Must Give True Picture Father John F X Sweeney

SJ outgoing president of the theological society declared in his presidential message that tl1eCatholic Church inAmer- ica is not known~

It is not known for what it ismiddot he said nor for what it offers for the well being the unity and the spiritual transforshymation of our country Years of indifference and contempt for a Catholic minority have drawn a dark curtain across the face of C~rists Church

Grave Problem He added that too many pershy Statingthat Negroes cannot sons see not middotthe Church of he kept in a permanent quaran- Christ that Catholics behold but

tine Msgr Gilligan continued a huge monolithic structure a They are citizens of the land Idnd of vast pressure group Increasingly they work with Until our ecclesiology sucshywhite persons they serveon public boards they hold public office These contacts will and must increilse One function of a school surely is to train both races for aditional cooperation Separation in a school does not provide effective traIning

The prelate called the intenll aHy of the prejudice of white persons a grave problem

In our opinion he added eltthe segregation in schools as a permanent and long-time pol

Icy is immoraL bull He noted that in some specishy

fic situations delay may be temporarily warranted in deshyegregating a Scl1001 but he said that in these cases there is also a moral obligation on officials wOIk for integration

Need Humility If there is a studiedpractiee

perpetuate segregation in lIChools he continued the

Sunday Closing Lcn~ Is Constitutional

ALLENTOWN (NC) -- The eonstitutionality of Pennsyivashynias Sunday closing law has been upheld by a Lehigh County Court

President Judge John James Hennirger of Quarter Sessions Court denied appeals by two employees of a chain discount store who were arrested in Whitehill Township

The ruling presumably affects about 75 similar Sunday busishyness cases District Attorney Paul A McGinley and the deshyfense l~wyers for the two appelshylants had agreed beforehand the decision in these two calles would be considered as applying to the others

Judge Henninger r e j e c ted charges that the law was vague and trespassed upon citizens rights He remarked that vagueshyness can be found in any law if an effort is made to do so

Pennsylvanias Sunday closshying law was adopted in 1794 and

revamped in 1939

Woman Bequeathes Orphanage Funds

AVELLINO (NC) - A boys orphanage made possible by the bequest of a Detroit widow is now under construction in the Italian village of Tufo The two- story building will cost $55000 part of the $150000 left for its contruction by Mrs Ermelinda DAgostino The remainder of the legacy will be used for its maintenance The orphanage will accommodate 25 boys the five Augustinian Brothers who will staff it and three lay pershy8Onnel It is expected to be corDshy~ted hI u Qf the 70

ceeds in substituing the true picture of the Church of Christ he continued for the ridicushylous and insulting image of it lodged in so qlany American

minds ou~ theologi~al task Y unfinished

Father Lowery Fund Director

Rev James V Lowery CSC dilector of religious activities and faculty director of the Alumni Association of Stonehill College has been appointed director of Stonehill College Building Fund according to an announcement by the Very Rev George S DePrizio CSC Eastshyern Provincial of Holy CrOlla

Fathers Bridgeport Conn Father Lowery succeeds the

Rev Thomas C Duffy CSC who has been connected wiih the work of the Holy eroSll Fathers on the Stonehillcampus in North Easton for most of the 25 years since the order acquired the estate of the late Frederick Lothrop Ames

Father Duffy began the Holy Cross Eastern Mission Band in 1935 later was a teacher and

then became development direcshytor of Stonehills Building Fund He wiil now become cliaplain of the Medical Mission Sisters in Philadelp 1 Pa

Brief ceremonies were conshyducted at StonehillMonday to mark the raising of the roof-tree of the new Student Union Cen-shyte~

Origin of the ceremony dates back to early civilization when it was customary to nail a small T tree to the roof-top of a new building to signify the roof raft shyers have been nailed together and erection of the framework has reached its highest point

The b~ilding is expected to be ready for use when the new school year begins in September

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THE ANCHORshyThurs July 3 1958

Alumni Receive C~lIege Degrees

June commencements saw many graduates of Holy Family

High School in New Bedford awarded degrees from colleges and universities

A Doctor of Medicine degree from Tufts Medical School has been awarded to Miss Anne Downey Masters degrees have been a~arded to Martin J Butshyler Boston College Edward Correira Bridgewater Teachers Collee James Reed Catholic University

Receiving Bacllelor degrees from Boston College were Ellen Andre Frank Carre Michael Norton Paul Kennedy and ThomllS Burgess

Margaret Urquiola received h~r Bachelors degree from Emshy

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To InteliectualSkilied Laborers

ST LOUIS (NC)-American jects of the university or are graduate schools are passing out minor phases in the research too many doctors of philosophy C1f the students advisor degrees to students who are little This often m~ans that the more than intellectual skilled iltudent comes out under test laborersmiddot conditions and procedures deshy

Jesuit Father Robert J Henle vised by another in a problem dean of St Louis University graduate school said the doctor of philosophy degree should be a real mark of distinction showshying true excellence in scholarshyship But he added many have receLved the degree with few of the qualities the true doctor should possess and with only trivial research work to show for their efforts

Quantitive Measures Suggestingthe U S university

sYstem itself may be partially to blame Father Henle acknow- ledg~d many colleges require their teachers to have a doctoral degtee a~ clgtndition of emshyp1Qyment ~s a result many have been

granted doctoral degrees for trivial reseillch after having comigtleted ~ gr~at quantity but not necessariiy a high quality of graduate w~k- he said

~NotaJI reseach makes for the desired kind of graduate trainshying h~ warned ~A topic may be original in the sense that it has never been done before and y~t be of Httle educational value

True Criteria Also there is a common

practice in graduate schools C1f bull assigning dissertation topi~

which advance the research proshy~

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conceived and set up by anshyother Father Henle continued This may be an execellent way of getting assistance out of gradshyuate students but it is a poor way of tranforming the student himself into a doctor

Father Henle said the true eriteria for awarding the docshytorate should be qualitative rather than a quantitative one

)leseareb T~chniciabull Subordination of reseach to

a properly educational objective will tend to eliminate the sort of pseudo-doctor who is now frequently certified by the Ph D he said For there is a way of being trained in the methods and techniques of a field so that one can be competent in reshylICarch without having that masshyter and understanding which

Repeata from College Misericorshydia in Dallas Pa

New Bedford Institute C1f Technology granted degrees to Thomas Connolly Christopher Hayes RicHard Pepin and Ronshyald Perry

bull Stonehiif College conferred degrees on John T Curry Rose Gillin who graduated magna cum laude John Markey Edshyward Tynan and Ronald Vieira

John Dawso~ received his deshygree from middotNortheastern

Shirley Perry and Amelia Poczatek received degrees from Salve Regina and Judith Mahon Bolton from Brilaquogewater Teltchshyers College

Providence College award~d

degrees to Martin Bartle Franshycis Hughes Thomas Mullarkey George Riley and Dennis Ryan

is needed for a true doctor Such a man can have a wide knowlshyedge within a field and considershyable skili in the manipulation of the discipline but still be rather thal a scholar a ma8shytel research technicianmiddot

Father Henle acknowledges that skilled research people are needed but added they should not be given the doctoral degree -themiddot highest accolade of the university-but ra~her some other degree such as master research technicilm

The true doctor of philosophy he said is one who has been brought to the highest level of academic training and who haa also undergone a transformlll shytion in intellectual comprehenshysion and ability

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Adventures of friar -Felix Continue in Once to Sinai

By Rtbull Rev Msgr John S Kennedy Eight years ago the celebrated ~nglish novelist 3nd

mediaevalist H F M Prescott published an enchanting book called Friar Felix atLarge Fniar Felix was a Dominshyican and the book recoun~ed his pilgrimage to the Holy Land -in the 1480s What ous an~ diclosed that t~e VneshyMiss Prescott wrote was tia~s were harsher and mOle based on Friar Felixs own unreasonable in the price tbey voluminous and lively ac- asked t~an Saracens or Arabs

- count of his_ adventures and This book is bursting wiih deshymisadventures That she did not lectable bits of information rich e x h a u s t the ~n b~h drama and comedy it quarry is now evident in the appearance of It i II another book d raw n from the friars jottings It is entitled Once to Sinai (Macmil lan $5) -

in 1483 Friar Felix made a trip to Palesshytine Many of his companions went directly home on completion ofmiddotthis pil shygrimage but he and a small party of oth~rs pressed on into the Sinai desert principally to visit Gebel Musa which is the Mgunt of the Law and Gebel Katerina on which stood a lashymolis monastery It is wlth this arduous expedition that the new book is concerned The travellers had to buy all kinds of gear for the journey cooking apparatus tableware lanterns special clothing basshykets and jars huge quantniigts of food and drink eapons etc Leaving Gaza their caravan consisted of 25 camels 30 donshykeys seven men to take care of the camels six men to take ~are

of the donkeys and two head guides -

Perils of Wilderness Going through the desert was

an ordeal generally fearful The arid expanse was aplace of sickshynesS-and death at all times lonely desolate and menacing Sandstorms were frequent and severe The glare of the sun was fierce its heat overpowershying

The travellers often suffered terrible thirst They were reshyle~tlessly attacked by vermin They were always at the mercy of roving Arab bands which exshyacted tolls for safe passage And their attendants on the journey were forever stealing from the precious stores

But the desert exerted its peshyeuliar attraction on the friar HI said I declare that 1 took a greater delight in the immenSity of the desert in its barrenness its terror than I ever felt at the fertility the comely and pleasshyant loveliness of Egypt

Ie had an eye for beauty In thiS austere landscape and hiS passion for exploration was not inhibited by the perils of t~e wilderness In a word even 10

the desert this tireless enthusishy astic man lost little of his

mtroduces us to a world almost 500 ye~rs away from us in time one different from ours in many respects byt strikingly like ours i~ others For exariple then~

was then an iron curtain-that of the Turkish empire and mashyriJ1e insurance wils available Miss ~rescott has made capital

use of fine material Our Neighbors

A survey of non-Catholic Christian denominations in America is attempted by Wil Iiam J Whalen in Separated Brethren (Bruce $450) I The auUior says ihat the book was written for the paish priest religious and intelligent Cathshyolic layman rather than for the professional theologian or stushydent of comparative religion

Two summary prefatory chapshyters are devotea to American Protestantism in general and the fundamental differences between Cathoiicism and Prote~tantiSm Here Mr Whalen points out llUch facts as these

That 90 per cent of American Protestants belong to the 20 largest denominations

That the average Protestant congregation numbers fewer than 350

That there are 6000 women minister or four pe~ centof the total ministry

That of the 14000000 Negroes in the country about 8500000 are Christians and of this numshyber some 8000000 are ~rotestshyants and 477000 CatholCs

That mne out of ten Negro Protestants are in segregated deshynominations

Objective Presentation The book then takes up Protshy

estant churches and sets indishyvidually tracing the history of each~ indicating its characteristic beliefs and practices giving its size and an estimate of its prosshypects Anyone of these chapshyters proves that Mr Whalen has done his research thoroughly and makes his presentation ob-middot jectively

About 75 pages are given to churches and sects which either are plainly not Protestant but have some association with Protestantism (for example in

_ ecumenical movements) or are popularly supposed t6 be Protshyestant although in fact they do not deserve he designation Chlistian middotExamples of the 1at-middot ter are the Jehovahs Witnesses

the Mormons the Christia~ Sgtcientists

TAKES NEWPOST IN LEBANON Msgr Joseph T Ryan (left) assistant nationa secretary of th~ CatlioJic Near East Welfare Association diScusses with his bishop Most Rev William A~ Scully of Albany NY the vast relief and refugee programs in Egypt Lebanon Syria Jordan and the Gaza strip supported by the Holy See

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Con~tant Wife Fannny J~nus Mister Roberts Waltz of the Toreadors

LaFgest categories were For Adults and P~rtly Objectionshyable

Partly Objectionable -Among the plays showing In

the State are these For Adults Charleys Aunt

The Cocktail Party The Desk Set The Glass Menagerie Hapshypy Hunting Holiday for Lovers The Matchmaker The Most Happy Fella Night Must Fall No Time for Sergeartts Sabrina Fair A Trip to Bountiful A Visit to a Small Planet middotPartly Objectionable Blithe

Spirit Damn Yankees Fallen Angels Gigi Guys and Dolls A Hole in the Head Kiss Me Kate Pontiff Godfather To Cathedral Bell

VATICAN - CITY (NC )-Pope Pius XII has consented to be

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bell named in honor of 5t joan of Arc which will hang in the Cathedral of Rouen in France

According to custom in many Latin countries great bells and ships have godfathers and godmothers A St Joan of Arc Bell which previously hung in the Rouen Cathedral was desshytroyed during a 1944 air raid

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tures may be easily checked by consulting the Legion of Decency list U this is ncit readily avaii shyable a look at the advertising of the movie can give the gistmiddot of the story And then it is always possible to put in a call to the local Rectory to ask about the moral tone of the movie

It would be a good idea for patrons attending good plays and movies to thank the manshyager for his good taste Such bookings should be encouraged It would likewise be a good thing to express surprise and regret to any manager who books plays and movies of low moral tone Only by letting him know how insulting his wares are can there be hope of correcshytion

THI ANCHORshy 4Thurs July 3 1958

Nationamiddot1 Shrine Continued from Page One

bee~ expended on the upper I

church When additional chapshyels arid ornamentation still in the planning stage -have been added to the Shrine total cost will reach the thirty million mark

These sums are obtained through contributions of Shrine visitors and an annual collection in all churches in- the United States to be held in this Diocese on July 13

Standing as a link between Old and New World Catholi shycism the Shrine will be subshyIlta~iially complete bS next year accordrng to Rt Rev Thomas T Grady director of the Na- tional Shrine League It is linked to ancient cathedrals of Europe in that it has employed no structural steeL Like them it is constructed of masonry brick tile and stone World-middot famous sculptors have clmtrilgtshyuted to its ornamentation among them Ivan lVIestrovic Lee Law- rie john Angel and Joseph FIeri They have completed more than 50 of the 93 pieces of BCulpture to appear on the Shrine exterior

Ciassie Atmosphere

In design the Washington ehurch is Romanesque and Byshyzantine to har~onize with the classic atmosphere of the Disshytrict of Columbia One of_ ita outstanding featur~s will be the Knights Tower a campanile which is the gift of United Statell Knights of Columbus

Because of the Shrines locashytion in Washington also the site of the Catholic University 01 America and houses of study of ~any religious orders many noteworthy events -lave taken place in its lower church which bas been complete fllr some years One of these was a reshycent novena in which writings gt1 Pius XII about Our Lady formed sermon topics It was partici shypated in by twenty religi0llsorshyden and representatives 01 seven departments of CathQlic University An expansion of with the completion of the upper church

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Approve Taxing Private Schools

STOCKTON (NC) - Methoshydists of the northern CaliforniashyNevada area have voted in favor of the taxation of private schools but on Iy after long debate among Convention delegates

The delegates appeared reshyluctant to take a stand on the eOntrovelsial Proposition 16 which will appear on the Cali shyfornia ballot in the Novembec election to decide whether propshyerty taxes will be reimposed pn private non-profit elementary and high schools in California

Delegates approved a res9lushytion that states in part Tax exemption gives incentive for the continued rapid growth of private and sectarian schools in direct competitiomiddotn with the pubshylic school system

Befole acting delegatesmiddot conshysidered the 1956 Methodist stand in which their church was comshymitted to the public school as the most effective means of proshyTiding common education for our children

New Dean BROOKLYN (NC)-Dr Wilshy

liam J Nelligan of the New York State Education Departshyments bureau of teacher educa-shytion and certifidtion has been appointed dean of St Jcihns University school of education effective Aug 1

l-~ ST SEBASTIAN AWARD Winner of the annual St Sebastian Memorial Scholarshyship established by the Catholic War Veterans of the United States for the National Council of Cathoshylic Youth Diocesan Section WiUiam N annetti of Georgeshytown Prep School smiles proudly at his $400 check A Dative of Colombia he will return thele to study 1ampw He Photo

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Prelate Denounces Communist Bonus

TELLICHERRY (NC) - A Catholic bishop has publicly deshynounced the decision taken by Kerala states communist aushythorities to grant cash bonuses to doctors performing birth conshytrol operations

Bishop Sebastian Valloppilly of Tellicherry has warned the

states Red government that any plans to step up its birth control campaign would meet strong opposition trom all Catholics and especially Catholic doctors

Admonishing the government that it should not underestimate the opposition of Catholics to birth control the prelate made it clear that the Church whether in India or el1ywhere else could never reconcile itself to this iDshytrinsically wrong conmiddotcept

Bishop Valloppilly stated that Catholic doctors in government service would oppose the project at all cost and would never conshysent to sell the principles of their religion for money

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Supreme ~ontiff Sets Canonization Date-

VATICAN CITY (NC) -His ~olinesS Pope Pius has anshynounced solemn ceremonies for the canonization of two blesseds will be held in St Peters Bashysilica Nov 23

The Pontiff made the anshynouncement during the third and final part of the first conshysistory he had called in foyen years

The Pope put the final seal of approval on the canonization of Blessed Charles of Sen Italian Franciscan Brother and Blessed Joachina de Vedruna y Mas Spanish foundresa of the Religious of Charity

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LOS ANGELES (NC~ - The brick and mortar stage is over for the Church in this country

Auxiliary Bishop Alden J Bell of Los Angeles fias declared that the Church is now entering all era when the laity will come into its own close to the very heartbeat of Christianity aI

teachers He made the statement in an

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and signed a charter now recognized as one of t)1e noblest o documents of all times They baSed it on the authority of God ~ bull

In so brief a document tbese men might hwe made but one reference to the Creator But they wanted to hammermiddot home truths which they knew were fundamental1() a democracy

And so they wove into the Declarationof IndePend~nce four ~pirituany significant statements thlrt we would all do well to ponder

In this first statement they emphasizedmiddotthe natural law and God When in the co~rse of hluman events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the politIcal bonds which have connected them with~mother and to assume among the powers of the earththeseparate ~nd equal statiQD to which the laws of Nature and Natures God entitiethema decent respect to the opinions of manshykind requires that they sho~ld declare the causes which impel them to the ~eparation N

The second statement is equally posi~ive We hold these truths- to be self-evident that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights

Toward the end of the document the Foundingmiddotmiddot Fathers appeal to the Supreme Judge of the World for the rectitude of their intentions

The Declaration clOseS with the following statement And for the support of this Declaration with a firm reo liance on the protection of divine Providence we mutually

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Stupefying Reactionspledge to each 9ther our Lives our Fortunes and our sacred Honor Says In(lttentive ~eaders As Others See Us Make False AccusatioDs

It is a great blessing tolbe able to see ourselves as others see us By Joseph A Breig - This is true of individuals and ofnations tleveland Unherse BU~letin

Very often individuals believe that their ~tiQn8Me I keep telling myself that as a writer I have at least fair tl)at they are ldnd and thoughtfulthaf theymiddot are one thing in my favor-I say plainly what is on my mind looked upon by others in just those terms Very often Am I mistaken about that they are mistakeri~ ~ Either the ans~~er is yes or there are readers who read

What seems fair t-9 middotthem may appear to be patronising mewithout paying attention to others what isintended as kindness maymiddot beinterpreted I see no other way to exshyas high-handedness what is proffered in a spirit ogene-plain some of their reactions

rosity may be accepted with suspicion All this is due to the fact that people aredifferent

have different backgrounds against which these acts are viewed gt

And that is why p~ople must consider carefully the feelings of others must try to see their viewpoints must try to sense their reactions and to guess at their undershystanding of events -

The same is true of nations Pick up a foreign newspaper and it comes as somethingmiddot

of a shock to see how Americans are often portrayed and how this country and its policies are many times depicted

_An English paperfor example came out recently

with the answer to why the United States suppOrtlfsmall countries in their bid for freedQm and neubality andmiddot indeshy

- d lIT A ld kl b pen ence n e i merJcans wou say qUJc y~ ~ause we want all to enJmiddotoymiddot our kind of freedom The Epgljsh paper

claims that Americans support small countries to make them more agreeable to Arncentri~an busin~ss deals No o~e the overseas paper states -is l1Jore ~anienable to exploi~ ation than ()rJe who has been ~fed with AmeriCan money and talk of freedom

eonclusions about Catholic intelshymiddotThat is an example that shocks us for we beJjeve Jec~uality

that it does not dOju$tice to our true motives But never- Quotes Answer bull theless that is how a particular action of ours appear~ to In the fourth column I others - mowed the inadequencyofother

It is very easy for us to think that because we under- evidence offered by the critics - ta d I th h For example the -number II n ourse ves en ot ers must And if they do not UI

o Catholic senators is meiminglessthen we act like many an American in a foreign land- in this context In many states instead of trying to speak the others language we just the greatest statesman if ~ speak our own language twice as loudly and eXpeCt to ~ Catholic CQuld not be electedshyunderstood perfectly precisely because of his religion

It would be very much worthwhile if some of our In that same column I pointshyed to some neglected considershy

newspapers and )iews magazines would quote more exshy- ations such as the faCt that in tensively from the foreign press on American politics this Country only a couple of abroad Instead of looking for those who agree with us generations back most Catholics

middot we should be finding out how others actually view our were poor and unletterediJnmishyactions and motives grants

And we mighmiddot t also question ourseles a]ong these Ii In middotthe fifth column I faced the question Well are or are

A couple of months ago I wrote a series of seven

eolumns analyzing what MsgrJohn Tracy Elshylis of Catholic

Un i v e r s it y Father John J Cavenaugh of Notre Dame University and others had said about the al-

leged intellec- tual mediocrity of the CatholiCllin America

]n the first and second eolumns I showed that statist shy

tics they quoted based on examishynation of Whos Who in Amerishy ca are worthless as a gaugeinteilectual attainment In no lense is Whos Who a eomshypilation of mental achievement

In the third cOlumn) warnshyoed against accepting the secular worlds judgments as a basis for

Jines in our persm~al lives It might make tis see ourselveS riOt -American catholics(what- ging or notmiddot But one thing do middot as we really are for the first time-with much profit not ever the reasons) lagging in the know-I wish some of my readshy

only to ourselves but for those who have to live with us intellectual life ers when they read mewould I quote my answer try to pay attention to w~at I I do not know I don~ think am saying Or do I deludtf myshy

anybody knows Nobody has self in thinking that whlitever taken the trouble to define what may be my other faults) do we are tafking about eak plainy Then I cited sOme intellectual

fields in wliich Ithink Catho- Detroit to Conduct OFFiCIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESEOF FAll RIVER licsexcel orat least are not be- Teacher Worksh~p

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regrlie ANCHORmiddot middot Ubi IS e ee y y e at 0 IC ress 0 t e ioeese ot Fall Riyef ~ 10 In the sixth cohimn I analyzed teachers has Just open- at Highland Avenue tU

Fall River Mass OSborne5~7151 Msgr Ellis book American the University of Detroit Catholics and the IntelleCtual- The university has announced

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Summing up my position was this critics of Catholic inshytellectuality in America did not prove their case Neither did the critics of the critics bull

I gave credit to Msgr Ellisand Father Cavanaugh for wantshying to improve our education and scholarship And 1 urged that-the discussion be continued -but be more rational and scholarly in middotorder to be more productive

Some of the reactions were stupefying

I was accused of having atshytacked Msgr Ellis and Father

Cavanaugh 1 hadnt I was represented as taking the

position that Catholics ate inshytellectlially superior or at jeastnot lagging What I really said

was I didnt know and I didnt think anybody else knew beshy

middotcause nobody had produced conshyvincing evidence

I was charged with h~iding that theanswer to the probhim of producing more intellectual

leaders among Catholics is do nothingmiddot I never held that 1 was -described as vohible

Doubtles Imiddot am but whats that got to domiddotwithit No more than the fact that Ive got a bigitose The question isnt am I volubleb tmiddotam I rig ht u or middotwrong One writer said my satiSfacshy

tion might be construed as a Philistines sigh of coritentshy

ment But I never said I was satisfied with our educational or

intellectual achievements Whatmiddot I did say was that I was dissatshyiSfied with the evidence offered for the statement that we are intellectlllilly lagging

As middotofmiddot now I repeat tllat I dont know whether we are lagshy

6 Th -TH1E ANCHOI ursJuy 3~ 1958

Weekly Calendar Of Feast Days

TODAY-St Leo 11 PopeshyConfessor He was a SiCilian eminent for poetry and skilled in languages who succeeded Pope St Agatho in 682 He reformed the Gregorian chant aridmiddot Composed several liturgical

middot hymns He was known as the father f the Poor He tlied ia 883

TOMORROW-SS Osee and Aggeus Pxophets St Osee also called Hosea lived in the eighth century BC and prophesied the destruction of the kingdom of sumaria St Aggeus also called Haggai lived in the sixth century BC His prophecy called on King Darius of Persia to forshyward the rebuilding of the Temple of Jerusalem

SATURDAY - SL Anthony Mary Zaccaria Confessor A native of Cremona Italy he studied medicine but abandoned this profession for the priest shyhood In 1530 he founded the Congregation of Clerks Regular of St Paul called the Barnashybites and a womens Congrega- _ tion called the Angelic Virgins He died -in 1539 and was canonshyized in 1897 by Pope Leo XUI

SUNDAY-St Thomas More Martyr Born in London in 1478 he studied at OXford and became

middot one of Englands outstandifig lawyers He was married and deeply devoted to his family He became the first layman to hold the office of Chancellor of England Faithful to his con-

science he declined to support King Henry VIIIs divorce andmiddot refused to sigri the oath of

supremacy of the King He was imprisoned and after 15 month was beheaded on Tower Hill on July 6 1535 He was canonized by Pope Pius XI in 1935

MONDAY - SS Cyril and ~ethodius Bishops-Confessors Venerated as the Apostles of middotthe Slavs they were brothers who were middotborn in Greece and educated in Constantinople They began their work as missionaries to the Bulgarians and on coming to Rbme were consecrated Bishshyops by Pope SL Hadrian 11 St1 Cyril who died in Rome in 869 labored in Moravia Dalmatia and southern Russia St Methshyodius who died in 885 in Morashyvia labored in Moravia Bohe- mia Poland arid neighboring eountries Their relics are venshyerated in Hie Church of middotSa

middot ~lemeqte Rom~

TUESOAY-St Elizabeth of Portugal Queen-Widow She was born in 1271 the daughter middotof King PeterIII of Oragon and

was married a~ the age of 12 te King Denis of Portugal She disshytinguished herself as a peace~

middot maker between the rulers of Aragon Castile and Portugal After her husbands death she took the habit of the Third

middot OrderofSt Francis She died in 1336 and was canonized by Pope Urban VIII in 1625

WEDNESDAY-St Maria Goshyrettf Virgin The 20th century girl martyr of purity was born of farm parents on October 16 1890 at Corinaldo Italy Her father died when she was 10 and Mariashared the family responshysibilities on the farm The so of ~tenant farmer corrupted by parental neglect and reading inshydecentliterature became enamshyored of the girl and made lewd advances which she repeatedly repulsed In July 1902 a few months after she had made her First Communion the youth at tacked her and when she resisted his advance he stabbed her 14 times She died shortly aftershyward forgiving her murderer The youth was sentenced to 30 years in prison wasmiddot released after 27 years because of good

behavior and continued to lead a life of penance and devotion

Most RevJames L Connolly 00 PhOlIOmemiddot r~spects ~ bull view to assisting elementary to the girl he killed St Maria GENER~L MANAGE~ ASST GENERAl MANAGER In the final column I reject- echoolteachers The coOrse will Goretti was beatified in 1945

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