Appeal Climbs to $612,075.28

An Anchor 01 'he Soul, Sure and Film-St. Paul

7,706.00

Area

13,283.99

10,870.00

$20,882.89

FATHER FRAGA

ment as assistant at St. Pat­rick's Parish, Wareham.

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of St. Stanislaus Parish. Manyof these visiting sisters are for­mer parishioners or teachers ofSt. St.anislaus Parish.

The Felician Sisters came toAmerica in 1874 when five oftheir group came to Polonia,Wise. to minister to the Polishimmigrants there and to teach inthe local parochial school.

The early foundatoin becamea province three years later andextended its apostolate to otherstates. In the decades that fol­lowed, six other provinces wereerected: Buffalo, N. Y., Coraop­olis, Pa., Chicago, Ill., Lodi, N. J.,Enfield, Conn. and Ponca City,Okla.

At present the American prov-Tum to Page Four

Announcesof Clergy

SaI'ldwichSt. Pius X, South

Yarmouth 9,324.00Assumption, Osterville 8,796.7551. Margaret,

Buzzards Bay 7,828.00

Fall River AreaHoly Name,

Fall River $21,806.00Our Lady of the Angels,

Fall River 13,748.00St. Thomas More,

Somerset 10,857.50Cathedral, Fall River 10,473.50Sacred Heart,

Fall River

New BedfordMt. Carmel,

New BedfordSt. Lawrence,

New Bedford­St. James,

New Bedford 12,404'.00St. Joseph, Fairhaven ' 10,317.25Holy Name,

New Bedford 9,590.00

'Taunton AreaSacred Heart, Taunton $7,182.50Holy Family, Taunton 6,471.00St. Mary, Taunton 6,103.50Immaculate Conception',

No. Easton 5,840.00St. Paul, Taunton 5,773.00

Fe-lician Sisters100 Years

Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin,S.T.D., Bishop of the Diocese ofFall River has announced theresignation of a pastor due to HIhealth, the appointment of anadministrator and the re-assign·ment of one assistant.

Resigning from the pastoralministry because of ill health isRev. Stephen J. Downey, pastorof Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro.He will reside at the CatholicMemorial Home, Fall River.

Rev. Bento R. Fraga, assistantat Holy Ghost Parish, Attleborobecomes the new administratorof the Attleboro parish in whichhe has served as assistant for thepast two years.

Rev. Edward J. McIsaac, as­sistant at Corpus Christi Parish,Sandwich will rep<>rt on Wednes­day, May 22 to his new assign-

Bishop CroninAssignments

u.s.Mark

Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin,S.T.D., Bishop of Fall River, willoffer a solemn pontifical Masson Sunday, May 19, at St. Stan­islaus Church, Fall River, tomark a century of service in theUnited States by the FelicianSisters.

The 11 o'clock Sunday Masswill have the Fall River Diocesejoin in the nationwide celebra­tions for the religious commu­nity. In attendance will be Rev.Mother Landeline, provincial su­perior of the New England Provoince; Sister Mary Presentia andSister Mary Aida, members ofthe New England Council.

Sixty Felician Sisters, repre­senting parishes from throughoutNew England, will also be guests

LEADINGAREA PARISHES

Attleboro AreaSt. John, Attleboro $12,390.99Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 9,638.00St. Mary, Seekonk 8,5i3.95Holy Ghost, Attleboro 8,065.00St. Theresa, So.

Attleboro _ 7,301.00

Cape Cod & IslandsSt. Francis Xavier,

Hyannis $12,084.00Corpus Christi,

St. Bernard, Assonet; Our Ladyof Grace, North Westport; St.Thomas More, Somerset; St.Louis de France, Swansea; OurLady of Fatima, New Bedford;St. Rita, Marion; ImmaculateConception, Taunton.

A final report of the 1974 Ap­peal will be issued five days afterthe closing of the books. Parishchairmen, priest directors andspecial gift solicitors of the Ap·peal should make their reportsin person at Headquarters begin­ning Wednesday, May 22, to theclosing on Friday, May 24 inorder to receive proper creditfor this year's Appeal.

WASHINGTON-Gn the rec­ommendation of the U. S. Bish­ops' Committee on the Liturgy,John Cardinal Krol of Philadel­phia, President of the NationalConference of Catholic Bishops,has announced December 1, 1974,as the off,icial effective date forthe use of the new "Rite ofAnointing and Pastoral Care ofthe Sick."

Beginning with that date, thefirst Sunday of Advent, only therevised rite is to be used in thecelebration of the Sacrament ofAnointing. The revised ritualalso includes the rite fol', thev,isitation and communion 0/ thesick to be used by the ordinaryministers of the Eucharist (bish­op, priest, deacon), as well asinstituted acolytes and the spe­cial ministers of the Eucharist.

Three liturgical publishers(Catholic Book Publishing Com­pany, Liturgical Press, PuebloPublishing Company) have madeavailable the full Rite of Anoint­ing and Pastoral Care of theSick for use in the United States.The booklets, prepared in a prac­tical format, include all of thealternate options offered in theLatin Editio Typica.

Made available on March, 7,1974, the approved Englishtranslation of the revised riteshas already been widely usedthroughout the country. Diocesanliturgical offices have sponsoredstudy programs in preparationfor the use of the new rites.

AnointingRite DateDec. 1

Many parishioners of St. Jo­:;eph's parish in Woods Holegave to the Appeal in memoryof their be).oved late pastor, Rev.Edwin Loew. Such a response oflove and care for the memory ofa priest rekindles real charity inthe hearts of all the donors tothe Appeal

The Appeal is now at$612,075.28. Special gift solie·itors are requested, urgently tocomplete their remainig contactsthis week. Parish solicitors areurged to make final returns totheir parish, centers by Monday,May 20th. Final donations fromthe two phases of the Appeal canbe registered until Friday noon,May 24. The books will be closedthen for the 1974 final tabula­tions of parish and special giftsolicitations.

Diocesan lay chairwoman, Mrs.Gilbert J. Noonan of Falmouth,stated: "We are pleased with thisnew total and we look forwardto an increase within the nextfew days. Special gift contactsare still outstanding and manymore parishes have more returnsto report."

Many parishes are close tosurpassing their 1973 totals. Thepresent number of parishes en­rolled in the 1974 Honor Roll forexceeding last year's final totalis 15. They are: St. Joseph, Attle­boro; Our Lady of the Isle, Nan­tucket; St: Joseph,Woods Hole;Holy Cross, Our -Lady of the An­gels, St. Patrick, SS. Peter &Paul, St. Stanislaus, Fall River;

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$5.00 per ygar

Marquis of Thurber Avenue, See­konk, Father Marquis hopes towOl"k as a missionary in Haiti.

He studied at the Oblate Juni­ior Seminary, Bucksp<>rt, Me.and received a philosophy de­gree from the Oblate College ofBar Harbor. Me. and Natick,Mass. in 1967. He entered the'Oblate novitiate in 1964, making'his first profession in 1965 andtaking final vows in 1970.

Prior to ordination, the newpriest was assistant for twoyears at Notre Dame de Lourdesparish in Lowell and he was alsoa rehabilitation counselor for theblind in New Hampshire.

His first Mass was celebratedat St. Stephen's Church with con­celebrants including Rev. DonaldBelanger, pastor, Rev. RogerRoy, provincial superior of theOblate Fathers, Rev. GeorgeRouillier, Rev. Paul 'Levesque,Rev. George Sirois, Rev. MauriceLoiselle, Rev. Clarence Menard,and Rev. Paul Marquis, all Ob­lates.

A reception and dinner at Bish­op Feehan High School foHowedthe Mass.

Bishop Cronin had, at the timeof the disaster, alerted the Cath­olic Relief Services to the plightof the AzOrean victims. The ship- ,ment of provisions will be placedon a Portuguese Line vessel sail­ing from New York. Caritas-Por­tuguesa, an international agencyfor aid of distressed persons, iscooperating with the A1nericanCatholic Relief Services in theproject.

,Bishop Cronin's office hascompleted arrangements withMost Reverend Manuel Alfonsode Carvalho, Bishop of Angra inthe Azores, for distribution ofthe material. The Very ReverendJose Freitas Fortuna, Dean ofHorta in the A~re3, wiU oversee

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Relief HelpResidents

REV. RAYMOND W. MARQUIS

Rev. Raymond W. Marquis,O.M.I., became the first memberof St. Stephen's parish, Attle­boro, to enter the priesthoodwhen he was ordained as an Ob­late of Mary Immaculate at cer­emonies held in Lowell and con­ducted by Bbhop Louis Gelineauof Providence.

The son of Mr. and Mrs. Julien

St. Stephen's, Attleboro,Has First Priest Vocation

CatholicFor Pico

TheANCHOR

The Most Reverend Daniel A.Cronin, Bishop of F'all River, an­nounced today that a shipmentof twenty-five tons of clothing,antibiotics, vitamins and milk isbeing sent to the residents ofPico island in the Azo:res by theCathol:ic Relief Services of theUnited States.

Pico was devastated by a se·vere earthquake some fivemonths ago, during which 80 percent of the buildings on the is­land were dem<>lished and thou­sands of residents left homeless.

The relief supplies will be pro­vided through the national officeof the United States CatholicConference. Most Reverend Ed­ward E. Swanstrom ili ExecutiveDirector of the bureau.

Fall River, Mass., Thursday, May 16,Vol. 18, N.o. 20 © 1974 The Anchor

2 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall'River-Thur; May 16; '1'974 '

'DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER.

OFFICIAL FR, ANDRADE , FR. DALZELL FR. FARLAND FR. FREITAS FR. OLIVEIRA

RESIGNATION

Bishop of Fall River

Students Honored at Gerrard High

A parish reception will be ten~

dered Father Oliveira on June 2at 7 o'clock in the evening atVenus de Milo.

Father DalzellRev. James P. Dalzell, pastor

of St. Mary Parish, Norton, re­cently celebrated his silver jubi­lee of ordination to the priest-hood. .

Son of the late Patrick and thelate Mary Gillen Dalzell, the Nor­ton pastor was born in Bostonon May 12, 1919.

Following 'studies at Archbish­op Cheverus School, JamaicaPlain; St. -Francis Xavier HighSchool, Kingston and SacredHeart College, Girard, Penn., heprepared for ,the priesthood atSt; Mary~s' S'eminary, Techny,III. ,

He was ordained a priest inTechny, III. on April 23, 1949.

After" having served as assist·ant pastor at St. Francis XavierPar,ish, Methirie, La., he cameto the Diocese of Fall River and'did ministry in St. Kilian Par­,ish, .New' Bedford; .St. Francis'Xav.ier .Parish, Hyannis; St. Pat.rick Parish, Fall River; Our Ladyof the Isle Parish, Nantucket.

On Sept. 12, 1973, he was ap­pointed pastor of St. "Mary Par­ish, Norton.

Pope Paul GreetsAmerican Students

VATICAN OITY (NC)-popePaul VI 'had a special welcomefor 42 young American seminar­ians at a general audience onthe eve of their ordination asdeacons at the North AmericanCollege chapel in Rome.

To the young men from dio­ceses all over the United Statesthe Pope said: "We invoke inabundance upon each of you,dear sons, the outpouring ofChrist's holy spirit, that you maybe wise and faithful in your min~

istry."Pope Paul cautioned the

American' deacons, most ofwhom -will be ordained priestsin June, to remember always thattheir "service to God's holy peo­ple will be effective to the ex­tent that your personal commit­ment to Jesus' Christ remainsstron~ and vitaL"

STONEHILL COLLEGE, "

Summer Session Evening·ClassesJune 17 - July 25 - 6:30-· 9:30 P.M.

Undergraduate Courses - Graduate CoursesLiberal Arts Bus. Admin. Science

Write: Director of Summer Session

Celebrate' Silver )ubilees

STONEHILL COLLEGEN. Easton, Mass. 02356 - Tel: 238-2052 ~ 696-0400

Azores on March 5, 1925, R,ev.Daniel L. Freitas is the son ofMaria Luz Leonardo Freitas andthe late Jose L. Freitas.

His early studies were spentat Terra, Cha and the AngraSeminary. Following two yearsat St. Mary's Seminary in Balti­more, he was ordained a prieston June 11, 1949 ,at St. Mary'sCathedral in Fall River.

Following ordination, FatherFreitas studied two years atCatholic University in Washing­ton, D. C. He has served at OurLady of Mt. Carmel Parish, NewBedford; Santo Christo and St.Elizaheth Parishes in Fall River.

A member of the Divine Wor­ship Commission, he was ap­pointed pastor of St. John of GodParish, Somerset, on Feb. 6,1974. He is also the newly ap­pointed Spiritual Moderator ofthe St. Vincent de Paul Societyfor Greater Fall River.

Father Freitas will be chiefcelebrant of a concelebrated an­niversary Mass on Sunday, June16 at 11 o'clock. Very Rev. LuizG. Mendonca, pastor of Our Ladyof Mt. Carmel' ~arish, New Bed­ford, and former pastor -of St.John of God Parish, Somerset,will be the homilist.

A reception will follow atVenus de Milo Restaurant.

Father Oliveira

Born on Sept. 11, 1924, Rev.Joseph Oliveira made his earlystudies at St. Anthony in Angra,the Azores.

He prepared for the priesthoodat the Seminary of Angra, St.Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, andCatholic University in Washing­ton, D. C.

'Ordained a priest by BishopJames L. Connolly, Fourth Bish­op of Fall River, on June 11,1949, he .has" served at SantoChristo and St. Michael PaTishesin Fall River; Our Lady of Mt.Carmel Parish in New Bedford;St. Anthony Parish, Taunton.

On August 12, 1969, he wasappointed administrator of St.Michael Parish, Fall River, thesuccessor to Humberto CardinalMedeiros who at that time hadbeen appointed Bishop ofBrownsville, Tex.

Five PriestsFour priests in the Diocese of

Fall River will celebrate theirsilver jubilee of ordination inear,ly June, and one priest hascompleted the celebration of his25th anniversary 'in the priest­hood: They are: Rev. Manu­el Andrade, Adminstratorof OurLady of Health Parish, FallRiver; Rev. William E. Farland,Administrator of St. Ann Parish,Raynham; Rev. Daniel L. Freitas,Pastor of S1'. John of God Parish,Somerset, and Rev. Joseph Oli­veira, adminis'trator of St. Mi­chael Parish, Fall River; Rev.James' P. Dalzell, pastor' of St.Mary's Church, Norton.

Father Andrade

, Rev. Manuel Andrade, the sonof Manuel and Maria HortensiaMedeiros Andrade was, born inTaunton on March 30, 1926.

After his preliminary educa­tion in Sao Miguel, Azores, hebegan his priestly studies at theAngra Seminary and continuedthem, at St. Mary's Seminary,Baltimore.

He was ordained a priest onJune .II, Ui49 by" Most' Rev.James L. Connolly. .

Father Andrade has served atSt. Anthony of Padua Parish,Our Lady of Angels Parish andEspirito Santo Parish in FallRiver; Our Lady of Mt. CarmelParish and Immaculate Con<;ep­tion PariSh in New Bedford.

He was appointed administra­tor of Our Lady of Health Parish,Fall River, on June 4, 1970.

Father Andrade will eelebratea special Mass to commemorate

.the occasion on SUl)day, June 9, at 5 o'clock in the evening fol-.lowed by a reception in the par­ish hall.

Father Farland

Born in Fall River, on Jan. 11,1924, Rev. William E. Farland isthe son of Mabel Phelan Farlandand the late Donat Farland.

After $tudies at St. PatrickParochial School ,in Fall River,Msgr. Coyle High Schooi inTaunton and St. Charles College

'in Catonsville, he prepared for,the Priesthood at St. Mary's. Seminary in Baltimore and St..John's Seminary, Brighton.

He was ordained a priest inSt. Mary's Cathedral on June 11,1949.

Father Farland has served atSt. Mary Parish, Norton; St.Lawrence and St. Kilian Parishesin New Bedford; Corpus ChristiParish in Sandwich and St. Pat­rick Parish in Falmouth.

On Oct. 2: 1969" he was ap­pointed ac!ministrator of 51. AnnParish, Raynham, and serves as

. Spiritua'l Director of St. Vincentde Paul Society, Taunton Area. '

Father FreitasAn Azorian, born in Terceira,

Pico ResidenceContinued from Page One

the equitable distribution of theCatholic Relief provisions.

Shortly after the November23rd earthquake, Bishop Croninhad sent a contribution' of $5,000for immediate relief of the vic­tims to Bishop Carvalho. Manyarea residents contributed to oth­er relief funds.

The Honorable Antonio San­chez da Silva Branco, Governorof the Horta District, communi­cated with Bishop Cronin subse­quently, indicating the dramaticeffect of the cash grant, identi­fied by· Bishop· Cronin at thetime as a "tangible sign of thesolidarity" existing between theDioceses ,of Fall River and, Angra.

The supplies to be provided by. Catholic Relief Services will aidin the slow and agonizing proc­ess of rebuilding. One observer,familiar with the situation, re­marked that clothing es'peciallywill be welcome, as personal ef­fects were lost and destroyed inthe quake.

Catholic Relief Services is theofficial agency of the AmericanCatholic community for'respond­ing to disasters of all sorts inevery corner of the world. Pub­lic support of the agency is an­nually provided by Catholic

-faithful in all Dioceses of theUnited States by the mid-Lentcollection, popularly known as"Bishops' Relief Collection."

Necro.logyMAY 24

Outstanding Students

Also 'honored at the Fall Riverhigh school were 10 studentsnamed to the Societyof Outstand-

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

MAY 25

Rev. Michael P. Kirby, 1925;St. Mary, North Attleboro

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

MAY 30

Rev. Edniond J: Potvin, 1937,St. John Baptist, Fall River

Rev. James M. Quinn, 1950,Pastor, St. John Evangelist, At-.t1ebora

Rev. Jordan Harpin, O.P.,1929, Dominican p'riory, FallRiver

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Second Class Postage Paid at Fall River,Mass. Published every Thursday at 410Highland Avenue, Fall River. Mass. 02722~y the Catholic Press of the Diocese of FallRiver. Subscription price .by mail, postpaid$5.00 per year.

Rev. Stephen J. Downey. Pastor of Holy Ghost Parish inAttleboro, resignation because of ill, health, to residence toCatholic Memorial Home, Fall River.

Effective May, 15, 1974

ASSIGNMENTS

~ev. Bento' R. Fraga, Assistant at Holy Ghost Parish,Attleboro to Administrator of Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro..

Effective May 15, 1974Rev. Edward F. McIsaac, Assistant at Corpus Christi

Parish, Sandwich to St. Patrick Parish, Wareham as assistant.Effective May 22, 1974

,Congresswoman Mar gar e t ing American High School Stu­Heckler addressed the student dents. As members they are eli­body of Bishop Gerrard, High gible for an awards program of­School, Fall River, at National. fering over $800;000 in renew­Honor Society induction cer- . able college scholarships and forel1)onies last week. Accepted to listing in' an annual volume ofmembership were Susan Carrei- students thus honored.ro, Jeanne Chretien, Heidi Cos- They are Karen Russell, Su­ta, Anne Marie Deschene, Jean- zanne Gagnon, Linda Jenusz, Ce­nine Gagnon, Anna Hrycin, leste Dube, Anne Tremblay, Su­Denise Jolicoeur and Susan Ta- san Cote, Margot Desrosiers,vares. Andrea Vincent, Jeanne Desro-

To qualify for National Honor siers, Louise Goulet.Society member:,hi;->, studentsmust maintain a cumulative' av­erage of 85 per cent, with no

,grade below 80 per cent andmust meet high standards ofscholarship, service, leadershipand character.

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Taunton NursesPlan Festival

The Taunton Chapter of theCatholic Nurses will hold theirthird annual Apple Blossom Fes­tival on Friday Night, May 31in the Venus de Milo, Swansea.The Jack d'John Trio will pro·vide the entertainment and themusic for dancing.

This fund raising event is usedfor nursing scholarship and char­itable activities during the yearfor the residents of Marian"Manor, senior citizens and needyfamilies.

The festival will include acocktail hour, buffet and dancing.

It is open to the public andreservations may be made bycontacting Leslie McNulty, 170Highland St., Taunton before thedeadline on May 24.\

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3,886.00

2,251.00

5,275.00

6,471.002,364.005,768.602,478.257,182.503,283.753,870.005,345.006,103.505,773.001,058.00

6,711.70

7,168.853,448.00

10,317.252,459.501,045.003,179.00

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St. MarySt. Theresa

Fairhaven-St. JosephSt. MarySacred Hearts

Mar·ion-5t. RitaMattapoisett-

St. AnthonyNorth Dartmouth-

St. JulieSouth Dartmouth-. St. Mary 7,456.00Wareham-St. Patrick 5,398.00Westport-Sf. George 3,642.00

Taunton AreaTaunton-

Holy FamilyHoly RosaryImmaculate Concep.Our Lady of Lourdes

. Sacred HeartSt. AnthonySt. JamesSt. JosephSt. MarySt. Paul

Dighton-St. PeterNorth Dighton-

St. JosephNorth Easton­

Immacula,te Concep. 5,840.00Raynham-St. Ann 3,770.00South Easton-

Holy Cross

9,590.50671.00

3,778.0020,882.89

5,294.501,988.002,670.501,746.502,415.50

486.00702.00937.00

1~314.00

1,226.0012,404.00

6.042.802,254.503,139.00

13,283.99

3,309.00

6,464.00

2,102.75

6.092.007,482.00

10,857.50

6,621.005,182.006,956.49

21,806.005,882.00

13,748.002,712.003.002.005,761.777,706.002,326.001,770.001,575.003,269.005,642.003,749.002,164.505,597.507,556.506,443.002,577.006,389.004,965.503,448.50

New Bedford AreaNew Bedfoi'd­

Holy NameAssumptionImmaculate Concep.Mt. CarmelOur Lady of FatimaOLPHSacred HeartSt. AnneSt. Anthony of PaduaSt. BonifaceSt. Casimir51. Francis of AssisiSt. HedwigSt. HyacinthSt. JamesSt. John the BaptistSt. JosephSt. KilianSt. Lawrence

Holy NameNotre DameOur Lady of AngelsOur Lady of HealthHoly RosaryImmaculate Concep.Sacred HeartSt. AnneSt. Anthony of PaduaSt. ElizabethSt. John the BaptistSt. JosephSt. LouisSt. MatthewSt. MichaelSt. Patrick55. Peter & PaulSt. RoehSt. StanislausSt. William

Assonet-St. BernardCentral VHlage-

St. John BaptistNorth Westport-

0.. L. of GraceOcean Grove-

St. MichaelSomerset-

St. John of GodSt. PatrickSt. Thomas More

Swansea-Our Lady of FatimaSt. Dominic .SL Louis de France

PARISH TOTALS

825.00

786.00

5,978.00

9,324.00

2,846.00

3,044.008,796.753,651.00

7,828.00

4,154.00

10,473501,740.002,467.002,077.00

10,870.00

$8,065.0012,390.993,898.006,877.008,573.957,301.005,928.50

Attleboro AreaAttleboro­

Holy GhostSt. JohnSt. JosephSt. MarkSt. Mary (Seekonk)St. Theresa

Mansfield-St. MaryNorth Attleboro-

Sacred Heart 3,070.00St. Mary 4,869.50

Norton-St. Mary 3,567.00Seekonk-Mt. Carmel 9,638.00

Cape & Islands AreaBrewster......

Our Lady of the Cape 3,907.00 _Buzzards Bay-

St. MargaretCenterville-

Our Lady of Victory 7,730.00Chatham-

Holy RedeemerEast Falmouth­

St. AnthonyEdgartown-

St. EHzabeth 1,227.00Falmouth-St. Patrick 7,562.00Hyannis...!..

St. Francis Xavier 12,084.00Nantucket-

OUf Lady of ,the Isle 3,666.00Oak Bluffs-

Sacred HeartOrleans-

St. Joan of ArcOsterviHe-AssumptionPocasset-St. JohnSandwich-

Corpus ChristiSouth Yarmouth­

St. Pius XVineyard Haven­

St. Augustine.Wellfleet-

Our Lady of Lourdes 2,424.00West Harwich..;....

HolyTl"inityWoods Hole-

St. Joseph 5,419.00

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St. Mary's Cathedral-Blessed SacramentEspirito SantoHoly Cross

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~ISHOP CRONIN ORDAINS THREE TO PRIESTHOOD: Following ordination cere­momes celebrated .at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning in St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall Riverth~ ~ree young pnests accepted the congratulations of the Ordinary of the Diocese. Rev.Wllham M. Costello of Florence, Mass.; Bishop Cronin, Rev. Steven B. Salvador of NewBedford and Rev. Joseph Viveiros of Fall River.

La Salette SlatesMusic Workshop

Rev. Andre Patenaude, M.S.,program director of La SaletteShrine and Prayer Center, Attle­boro, will conduct a one-dayworkshop on music and lituTgyfrom 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturdayat the shrine.

Open to choir directors, singersand folk groups, as well aspriests, religious and members ofparish liturgical commissions, theday will include discussions byFa,ther Patenaude based on hisexperiences in music and lit­urgy and contributions from theReconcilers folk group, Ed Mar·tel of Boston University Schoolof Music and Sheila Masse ofPawtucket, R. I. Miss Masse willdemonstrate 1It.urgical dance in-·terpretations.

Assignment~iContinued from Pal~e One

Father Downey was born inNew Bedford, the son of StephenP. Downey and the ,late Mary C.McKay Downey. A graduate ofHoly Family High School, NewBedford, he attended ProvidenceCollege and received his philo­sophical and theological train­ing at 51. Mary's Seminary, Bal­timore.

Orda'ined on May 18, 1940 in51. Mary's Cathedral, Fall Riverby the late Most Rev. James E.Cassidy, third Ordinary of theDiocese of Fall River, he servedas an assistant at ImmaculateConception Par.ish, Fall River;St. Patrick's, Falmouth; St. Pat­ricks, Somerset; St. James,New Bedford; St. Thomas More,Somerset and 51. Francis XavierHyannis. '

On May 5, 1966, Father Dow­ney was named pastor of HolyGhost Parish, Attleboro.

Father Fral~a

Born in Taunton on July 30,1940, the new administrator ofthe Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro,is ,the son of the late Antonio C.Fraga and the late Etelvina Ber·tao Fraga.

A graduate of Monsignor CoyleHigh School, Taunton, he re­ceived his education in the clas­sics at Stonehill College, No.Easton and completed his philo­sophical and theological coursesin St. Mary's Seminary, Balti-'more.

He has served as an assistantin 51. John of God Parish, Som­erset; and Holy Ghost, Attleboro.

Diocesan appointments thatFather Fraga has received are:a member of the EcumenicalCommission; .CYO Director forthe Somerset-Swansea Area; as­sistant director on the PersonnelBoard; Director of CathoHc Cem­eteries in the Taunton Area andadministrator of St. John's Cem·etery in At,tlebora.

Father Fraga has also servedas director of the Apostolate forthe Spanish Speaking People andCatholic Charities Appeal in theTaunton Area. He was elected tothe Priests' Senate in 1966.

Father McIsaacA native of Woburn, Father

McIsaac was educated at Catho­lic University,. Washington andwas ordained on Feb. 21, 1948by Cardinal Spellman in' St. Pat­rick's Cathedral, New York.

He has served as assistant inSt. Thomas More Parish, Somer­set; St. Mary's Cathedral, FallRiver; St. John the Evangelist,Attleboro; St. Margaret's, Buz­zards Bay and Corpus ChristiSandwich. '

P18rsonal Preparation Essential

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WASHINGTON (NC) - OblateFather Boniface L. Wittenbrinkof Belleville, IlL, was 'awardedthe Kiwanis International radioaward for his work as executivedirector of The Talking Book forthe Blind and Physically Handi·capped.

The award is given ~n recogni-,tion' of .a "first year daily pro­gram of significant benefit toth.e nation, a state or locality;and to a community of listenersnot previously served in a, sta­tion's broadcast area."

their own conf.irmation. In fact aprogram of parent education isalmost a demand in the admin­istration of all the sacraments intoday's church. Let'-s face it, chil­dren are willing to be activemembers of the church only inso far as their parents are will­ing to give them example, guid­ance and direction.

The Church must never ceasein its efforts to renew and reovive the attitude and administra·tion of alI the sacraments, ifCatholics are to he real and hon·est followers of Christ. Individu­ally, members of the Church, ontheir part, must also be sincereand forthright in their personalliving of faith. With this attitude,the confirmed Catholic certainlywill affect eternity.

Felician Sisters,Continued from Page One

inces total 3,241 sisters stationedin 31 states and 14 archdiocesesand 49 dioceses. Over 300 insti­tutions are staffed by the sistersand these include schools, hospi­tals, child care institutions,homes for the aged and catechet·ical centers.

From the United States, thecongregation branched out toCanada in 1937 and to Brazil in1950. .

The entire congregation, ad­ministered from Rome byMother Mary Virgi'nette Chic­boksko, a U. S. citizen, numbersover 4,000 religious women inseven countries.

"According to its Constitution,the spirit of the congregation isone of seraphic love of God andneighbor, reconciliation in unionwith the Immaculate Heart ofMary, in the spirit of atonementand reparation -to God in theHoly Eucharist," explained oneof the religious.

"This spirit," she went on,"finds expression in the congre­gation's works of mercy, in thedaily exposition of the BlessedSacrament in all provincial cen­ters, and in various other repar­atory practices.

"The Congregation of the Sis­ters of St. Felix," she 'pointedout, "is really 120 years old. InAmerica, it is a century old.

"But the Felician Sisters cel·ebrate more than the individualhistory of an individual congre­gation. It is the principle of reli·gious life itself, a life lived atthe heart of the Church, a lifesustained by the vitality of thcLord Christ."

In the Diocese of Fall River,the Felician Sisters began theirparochial school apostolate inSt. Stanislaus ,Parish in 1906.Presently serving. the parish at,present are: Sister Mary Law­rence Lojko and Sister MaryBernadine Mucha of Providence,R. I.; Sister Marlene Marie Dlu­bac of Rockville, Conn. and Sis·ter Mary Felicita Zdrojewski ofBristol, N. H.

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St. William's Church

the Church now faces in relationto the desperate need for adultreligious education.

tion to at least sixteen if pos­sible. In this particular area itwould be difficult, to go beyondthis ag~ level since we still havea large<percentage of high schooldrop outs at sixteen and beyond.

The instruction for this sac­rament must be vital and mean­ingful, aimed not only at theyoung people themselves butalso their parents, many ofwhom have never been instruct­ed in the truths of faith since

To be sure, the void createdby such lack of personal com­mittment now has been chal­lenged by the dynamic renewalof the sacrament of Confirmationon the part of the CouncilFathers of Vatican II and theofficial teachings of the Church.In an attempt to meet the ch'al­lenges of our particular society,Confirmation is now to be con­sidered a beginning, an initia­tion into the total community.Considering the social and psy­chological "hang ups" of today'sworld, it is highly recommendedthat young people know in factwhat is expected of them whent~ey do receive Confirmation andnot just, be able to rattle offpious phrases and meaninglesswords.

the'mooQlnq

REV. JOHN F. MOORE

" Confirmation'

Preparation, then, is a key­stone for the reception of thissacrament. Each and everyyoung persOn who receives Con­firmation must be prepared topersonally accept the teachingsof Christ and His Church. Thisdemands of its nature that chil­dr.en should be older in age andmind to grasp concepts, tosearch souls and to live faith.It would be advantageous toraise the age level of Confkma-

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As t,he Bishops of our diocese journey from parishto pari~h to admiJ;lister the sacrament of Confirmation tothousands of our young people, it is well that a few wordsbe written about the renewal of this sacramental sign inthe Church. Over the yearsmore Catholics than we liketo admit view Confirmationas an end and not a begin­ning. If a child was confirmedit meant for all practioal purposesthe end of all classroom religiousinstruction. This of course be­came tragically ridiculous as theage for the reception of Confir­mation, ~as lowered and lower­ed even to such levels as fifthand sixth grade. In effect, whatthis did, despite all the urgingsof the teaching church, was toput an end to the religious ed­ucation of a, large percentage ofthe CathoHc population. Many ofthe present problems of our Cath-

- olic adult population stem froma complete lack of knowledgeof the truths, of our faith. Thatattitude that Confirmation meantthe end of "catechism classes"certainly was one of the majorcontr~butots 'to the situation

Leg Work To Be DoneThis is a critical time in the progress of this year's

Catholic Charities Appeal.

Th~ initial response has been heard from. The firstdonations have been collected and tabulated. The results areheartening. The spint of charity is most evident in the gen­erosity of those who have responded to the need of theirneighbors. Catholics and those of other faiths have beentouched by the worth of the Appeal, the asking in the nameof the poor and the deprived and the sick and the aged andthe exceptional and the troubled.

The firs.t returns have shown that.

But the more difficult. work is ahead in these next fewdays.

Return calls must be made. And this is alwayS a weari­some and wearying work. Those who may have been over­looked in the first contacts must now be given the opportu­nity to reach out to a neighbor in need.

This means that someone must care enough to make thecontact, to point out the great needs that exist, to ask in ,the'true spirit of charity and expect 'a donation to be made inthat same spirit. . ,

It is now a matter of leg work which must be motivatedby the desire to aid those in need and to give:every personthis same opportunity. The beneficiaries of the Appeal, afterall, are not just those whom the funds from the Appeal help.Beneficiaries are also those who give--because these haveheard the call of a neighbor and have responded, these havebeen touched by the spirit of charity and have acted, thesehave been conscious of their own stewardship of money andhav.e measured up to what is expected of t~~m.

To bring this about, there is still leg work to be done.

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

Published weekly by The Catholic Press of the Diocese of Fall River410 Highland Avenue· .

Fall River Mass. 02722 675-7151

PUBLISHERMost Rev. Daniel A. Cronin; D.O., S.T.D.

GENERAL MANAGER FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATORRev. Msgr. Daniel F. Shalloo, .M.A. Very Rev. John 1. Regan

ASSISTANT MANAGERSRev. John P. Driscoll Rev. John R. Foister

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®the ANCHOR

Time To R,e-examineThis is the time of year when many p~rsons are receiv­

ing their first Holy Communion, when others are receivingthe sacrament of Confirmation.

It is a time when all Catholics must re-examine whatthese sacraments should mean in their lives. It is very easyamid the challenges and activities of daily life to takesacred things for granted or to give them merely a perfunc­tory attention and let them go by.

Christ came to make' an essential difference in the livesof His followers. He gave sacraments that are meant to·effect a higher degree of union with the Father and the HolySpirit through the Son.' Nothing, of what He has givenshould ever become routine or be looked upon as a singleaction with no lasting effects.

The innocence of those receiving Holy Communion forthe first time should inspire all Catholics to strive for greaterinnocence in their own lives by receiving the Eucharist moreoften and with a greater awareness of what is done.

The enthusiasm and energy of the young people beingconfirmed should inspire all who are confirmed to rededicatethemselves to their Confirmation vocation,to be witnessand preachers of Christ in their world by the knowledge theyltave and, more especially, by the way they liye their lives.

This is indeed a time to re-examine lives in the light ofthese sacraments.

4 THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur: May 16, 197.4

NAZARETH HALL PREVOCATIONAL PROJECT: Students in the manual arts divisionof Nazareth Hall, Fall River, have just finished one of their carpentry projects and manifestelation over their accomplishment. Front: Tom O'Brien and Steve Malone with the neigh­borhood pet. Standing: Tim Holland, Ken Stanko, Mr. John Cruger, a volunteer at Naza­reth, and Mr. Paul Lapointe, instructor. Nazareth is one of the agencies of th~ CatholicCharities Appeal now in progress.

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When it's impossible to get along night's sleep, I sometimescatch a quick nap after dinner.Even if it's. only 20 minutes, itdoes a lot of good.

Don't Feel GuiltyAnd usually, after I've had

some rest, I can better cope withwhatever needs to be done.

Some years ago, an olderwoman whose children werera'ised, dropped in to visit me.My babies were asleep, my tod­,\lers were playing. The placewas a mess. And i was soundJsleep on the couch.

I was mortified!She simply said, "Don't ever

~eel guilty about taking a nap. Ifyou can sleep, you need the rest.When your children are grown'they won't remember if the liv­ing room was untidy. But theywill remember if you were al­ways too tired to enjoy them."

THEANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur. May 16, 1974

By

CARSON

MARY

time I should be doing some-thing I should be busy ...Conse-juently, I take a nap onlyif I'm absolutely exhausted. Andthat rest' isn't as peaceful as itshould be because that undercur-'rent of "wasting time" is stillgnawinJ inside me. '

It's ;:orobably called a "self-de­feating attitude," o'r an "achieve­mEmt complex," or "you've gotto be working to be a good moth­er neurosis."

Whatever it's called, it's abso­lutely ridiculous ... partly be­cause there is nothing wrongwith listening to my body's de­mands for rest. But worse, it hasa deteriorating effect on mywhole day's activities. If I'm'over-tired, even though I maywork constantly for hours, I getless done than if I'm rested.When I'm exhauste{f, I get edgywith the children and find faultwith them ... when all that iswrong is that I need more sleep.

How, How, How?

But in raising a family, yourun into practical complications.How can you nap with toddlersrunning around? How can youget a night's rest when you haveto get up for a hungry infant?

How can you get adequatesleep if you are waiting up forteen-agers to get home ... thenhave to get up early the nextmorning to get whoever it is outfor whatever activity starts earlythe next day?

An easy solution would be tolet the family get themselves outin the morning, but there couldbe a toddler running loose whomight burn down the house. Ifyou sleep as soundly as 'I, itcould happen, imd you'd neverknow it.

If you need more rest, get it!You'll be more useful, and a lotmore pleasant to have around!.Find a solution that works foryour family.

Some years ago, we found one.All week long I survive on shorthours. But two or three times amonth, depending on just howhectic things have been, I sleeplate.

It's usually a Saturday morn·ing. My husband gets up with thekids, and I just sleep until I'mfully slept out. Would you be·lieve 11 or 12 hours?

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If YOUI Need R,est, Take It,Advises Mother of Eight

'-"',

Why shouldn't mothers take naps without feelingguilty? Every tjme I snatch a nap I wake up feeling asthough I should have used that time for anyone of ahundred un-done jobs. I've come to the conclusion that,I absolutely must have eighthours sleep ,per night. I'd-feel better rested on nine or10. I generally get less thansix.

But if I lie down during theday my conscience bothers me. Ishouldn't be wasting all that

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$30Mr. & Mrs. Nelson GirardMr. & Mrs. Joseph P. Mc­

Laughlin Jr.Mr. & Mrs. WiIliam F. Taylor

$25Leo, Yvonne & Violet Boucher,

Mr. & Mrs. Leo N. Coons, Mr. &Mrs. R. Dupre, Mr. & Mrs. LeoG. Gelinas, Mr. & Mrs. James J.Gleason

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Govoni, Mr.& Mrs. Henry Guilbeault, Mr. &Mrs. Manuel Jardin & AmeliaLeconte, Mr. & Mrs. Roland La­Bossiere, Mr. & Mrs. John J.O'Toole

Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Pimental,Mr. & Mrs. Roland Robillard,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Rondeau,Mr. & Mrs. Bernard Rossi, TheSleight Family, Mr. & Mrs. Wil­liam J. Veary

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$100Mr. & Mrs. Theodore BerghausRev. William Davis, SSCCAlbert J. EdwardsCatherine GriffinMr. & Mrs. Richard KlineNahan MowryRaymond Rioux

, $50Mr. & Mrs. Paul CarneyMr. & Mrs. William CartoMr. & Mrs. James ConnersDr. & Mrs. A. J. D'EliaMr. & Mrs. Paul Hennessey

$40Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carney

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Mr. & Mrs. Norman DagenaisEdith & Marion McCarthy

$35Mr. & Mrs. John Pina

$30James ConnorCaptain WiIliams HouseLeo Sullivan

$25Mrs. Mary Becker, Mrs. Grace

Chase, Evelyn T. Clarke, Mr. &Mrs. J. M. Cloud, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Cook

Mr. & Mrs. Albert Daven­port, John Donlay, Mr. & Mrs.George Gardner, Mrs. IsabelGomes, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Good·ale

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mr.& Mrs. Isaiah Kelley, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Mahoney, Mr. & Mrs.Richard McConnick, Mr. & Mrs.Harold McKenna

Mr. & Mrs. Paul McKena, Mr.& Mrs. Norman Nunes, Mr. &Mrs. John O'Brien, Rev. BernardO'Rourke, Mr. & Mrs. MichaelPaterno

Mr. & Mrs. Carl Pearson, Mr.& Mrs. Charlies Reid, Mr. & Mrs.John Roche, Gertrude Rogers,Dorothy Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sheehy, Mr.& Mrs. Robert Snow, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Steinberg, Mr. & Mrs.James SuIlivan, Mrs. Walter'Trainer

Mr. & Mrs. F. Milot Under·wood, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Upp­gard, Judge Robert A. Welsh,Judge & Mrs. Robt. A. Welsl) Jr.

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Stavins cited inspections ofpersons and baggage at airports,searches ot courtrooms, closed­circuit television .observation ofhigh school corridors, armed es·corts for v,isitors to govemmentbuildings, passes given to hos·pital visitors, and the use ofzoom lenses to observe peopleat shopping centers as proof thatU. S. residents are under martiallaw.

Stavins argued that the sep·aration of powers stipulated inthe Constitution has been pre­served While f.reedom has beenabolished and that these twofactors compel the conclusion"that we are livJng in a ·leader·less tyranny."

WhHe Msgr. Egan said Stavinswas right "in calling our atten­tion to threats to civil liberties,he argued that "the legitimate?ointing out of serious problems,In many cases, is harmed byflights of overstatement."

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WASHINGTON (NC}-Asser·tions that the United States is al·ready under martiai law and that"we are living in' a leaderlesstyranny" were chaBenged at aConvocation on Ethics and Pol­itics here as "flights of over·statement"

Msgr. J. J. Egan of the Insti·tute for Urban Studies at theUniversity of Notre Dame chal·lenged the assertions made byRalph Stavins of the Washdng·ton·based Institute for PoldcyStudies in one of the two princi­pal papers delivered at the con­vocation held at the Carmelites'St. Joseph's Priory. The Wash·ington Theological Consortium,an interfaith organization, andthe Institute for NeighborhoodSt'udies sponsored the convoca­mon.

Americans, Stavins contended,"are stopped and frisked severaltimes a day as if the law weremerely an extension of a sol­dier's bayonet. The fact that the'soldier' wears a mini·skirt, orthat the citizen ronsents gladly,does not diminish the reality ofmartJial law, but rather provesits univeral support and consen·sus."

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niversary of the Sharpeville mas­sacre in South Africa. Blaclt Af·ricans there had' been carryingon· campaigns of civil disobedi­ence against the white-ruledSouth African government.

At Sharpevflle, Africans dem­onstrated to protest a law reoquiring them to carry an identitycard at all times. In March 1960,police fired on a group of pro·testers, killing 69 Africans.

In a press release accompany·ing their letter to Scali, the Sis­ters blamed the United Statesfor "supporting the unjust sys­tem which breeds Sharpevilles."

The Sisters charged that theUnited States consistently voteswith Portugal, South Africa andthe United Kingdom against res·olutions favoring African inde·pendence. They questioned whythe United States "continualiyvotes against African interestsand . aspirations."

The Sisters said they "areamazed that a nation whichpreaches democracy and fredomand which fought for its ownright to independence shouldnot help to deny these samerights to others."

The Maryknoll Sisters whosigned the letted work in Tan·za~ia and Kenya as doctors~

nurses, teachers, social workersand' in other specialized fields.

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Mr. & Mrs. Charles Wilson,Mr. & Mrs. John F. Wolsey, ErinWork

NAIROHI (NC) - The UnitedStates has a voting record inthe United Nations that shows itis aligned with oppressive whitecolonialism in Africa, a commu­nity of Maryknoll Sisters hascharged.

In a letter to the U.S. ambas·sador to the United Nations, JohnScali, the Sisters appealed tothe U.S. government "to take astand in the United Nations withthose .AfJ;ican couhtll"ies stillstruggling for their independenceand huinan rights." .'

The Sisters sent their letteron. the occasion of the 14th an-

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TJ1e Xavier Society for theBlind, a non-profit organizationbased in New York, sends text­books and catechetical books topartially sighted and blind per­sons throughout the U. S. aridCanada, free of charge.

If any visually impaired per­son wishes to receive informa­tion on this textbook program oron any of the other services pro­vided by the Xavier Society, theyneed just contact: Xavier Societyfor the .Blind, 154 E. 23rd Street,New York, N. Y. 10010.

REHEARSE PLAY: Bishop Stang High School studentsrehearse for drama department presentation scheduled forearly June at the North Dartmouth school. From left, Martha.Costa,' St. John the Baptist parish, New Bedford; MarthaThomas, Our Lady of Purgatory, New Bedford; JohannaMcQuillan, St. Joseph, Fairhaven; (standing) Michael Thom­as, Our Lady of Purgatory, New Bedford.

For Human RightsNuns in Africa Deplore U.S. Voting

Record at United Nations

Mrs. Edward Brennan, Mr. &Mrs. Howard J. Carlson, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Casey, ·Mr. & Mrs.George Chapman

Mr.· & Mrs. Hovey Chapin,Chevron Gas Station, David Con­soni, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Con·way" Mrs. Sophia Cook

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Corradim,Mr. & Mrs.. Raymond Crocker,William & Miriam Crowley, Mr.& .Mrs. Peter Cugno, Mr. & Mrs.Angelo Dante .

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph DeCubellis,Mr. & Mrs. Charles DiPersio,Daniel Donovan, Joseph Dvorski& Mrs. John Chimes, Mr. & Mrs.William K. Earle

William J. Ellis,' Mr. & Mrs.Robert Enos, Mr. !k Mrs. WalterFagnant, Mrs. Herman Fielding,Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Fitzgerald

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fleming,Mr. & }\frs. Michael Foley, Mr.& Mrs. Alexander Forni, Mrs. Ed·ward Francis, Mr. & Mrs: Fr'ankGallagher '

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Gallant,Mr. & Mrs. Lou Gallerani, Mr.& Mrs. Adolph Gelson, Mr. &Mrs. Justin George, Mr. & Mrs.John Gillis

Mr. & Mrs. Harold Gleason,Mr. & Mrs. Amedio Gonella, Mr.& Mrs. Stanley Grabowski, Mr.& Mrs. Ray Granger, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Griffin

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Guillemette,Barbara Hadly, Mr. & Mrs. JamesHamlen, Mr. & Mrs. Sven Han­sen, Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Harri·son

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Heddy,Mr. & Mrs. Charles Horman, Mr.& Mrs. Clement Horrigan, Mr. &Mrs. Rudolph Howes, Mrs. JuliaKane

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Keohan,Charles Riley, Mr. & Mrs~ JosephKudera, Mrs. Marie. Lastih, Mrs.Jol)n r. Liberty

Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Lucie.r, Mr.& Mrs. Walter Lynch, Mr. &Mrs. Gino Macoratti, Mr. & Mrs.A. John MacQuade, Mr. & Mrs.Harvey A. Magnant .

Mr. & Mrs. Lino Maiolini,Katht:rine Mal~y, Rose Maley,Mr. & Mrs. John A. McArdle, Dr.Sylvester McGinn, Virginia Mc.Laughlin .

Ann McSweeney, Mr. & Mrs.James Megley, Mr. & Mrs. PhilipMichaud, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Miller,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph 'Milliken

Mrs. R. Sherman Morgan, Mr.& Mrs. Americo Mula, Mr. &Mrs. Frank Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.George Murray .

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Nurse,Mrs. Edward O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs.Paul O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Wil­liam O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward Osgood Jr.

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Pagani,Mrs. Virginia Paneko, Mr. &Mrs. Leo R. Manning, Mr. & Mrs.Louis Papi, Edward Parent

Mr. & Mrs. Charles Parks, Mrs.WiHiam Parks, Mr. & Mrs.Columbo Pasteris, Mr. & Mrs.Donald Philbrick, Mr. & Mrs.Chester Rich

Mr. & Mrs. Michele Rigazio,Mr. & Mrs. Ed'ward Rondelli, Mr.& Mrs. Henry Roux, Mr. & Mrs.John Scanlon, Mrs. AnthonySindoni

Mrs. Francis Silva, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Sorenti, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Sorenti, Mr. & Mrs. JohnSullivan & Fam., Mr. & Mrs'.James Sutton

Rosemayr Sweeney, Mr. &Mrs. Dante Tassinari, Mr. & Mrs.Tello Tontini, Mr. & Mrs. Thorn·as Toohey, Mrs. Lillian· Tully

Mr. & Mrs. James Wall, Mr. &

$30Lawrence BalboniMr. & Mrs. James Q. ClemmeyMr. & Mrs. Roland DeContoMr. & Mrs. Bernard DiPietroMr. & Mrs. Fran:k FlemingMr. & Mrs. Earl FlinkerMr. & Mrs. Mark MooneyMr. & Mrs. Luigi PasqualeMrh & Mrs. Edward PooreMr. & Mrs. Earl C;, RichMr. & Mrs. J. Louis RobertiMr. & Mrs. Charles Russell

$25Chief & Mrs: Ferdinand Alvezi

Mr. & Mrs. Walter Alvezi, Mr. &.Mrs. Joseph BaItusis, Mrs. J. Rus­sell Barber, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamBettley

Mrs. Antonio Bianchi, Mr. &

SlIndwichCORPUS CHRI~TI

$350Rev: William F. Monis

$300Mr. & Mrs. William Shea

\ $200Anna J. Murphy

$150Mr. & Mrs. John HigbyMr. & Mrs. John JoyceDr. & Mrs. Leo B. MonaghanSt. Theresa's Women's Guild

$100Mr. & Mrs. John ClintonMr. & Mrs. Leo DiotaleviMr. & Mrs. William DoranMr. & Mrs. Fred O. EarleMr. & Mrs. Robert EllisThe Misses D. & M. GallantMr. & Mrs. Dante G~lllerani

Mr. & Mrs. Herbert A, HamlenMr. & Mrs. Leo KellyMacDonald's Sandwich· Hard·

wareMr. & Mrs. Eugene Maleady,Mr. & Mrs. Richard MannionMr. & Mrs. John McDonaldMr. & Mrs. James Mlilitel,oMr. & Mrs. Milford Rogers

$75Mr. & Mrs. George CampbellMr. & Mrs. Edgar C.uonMr. & Mrs. Herbert A. Dam Sr.Mr. & Mrs. Michael McNamara

$60Mr. & Mrs. Richard !DobbinMrs. Joseph JacintoHenry Werner

$50Mrs. James BazzinoUiMr. & Mrs. John BernardMr. & Mrs. James M, BolesWilfred BurbineMr. & Mrs. Daniel CareyMr. & Mrs. Howard CaryMr. & Mrs. Alex ConsoniMr. & Mrs. William CraneMr. & Mrs. Richard CurrierMr.' & Mrs. Raymond Doucette

Sr.'Mrs. Stella DvorskiMr. & Mrs. Frank KohnMrs. Ja.mes Mahoney·Francis B. McConnMr. & Mrs. George. ~100neyGeorge & Mary OrtolaniMr. & Mrs. Daniel RyanMr. & Mrs. Clement .:SchleuterFrances SilvaMr. & Mrs. John F. SullivanMr. & Mrs. William WardMr. & Mrs. John Wilson

$40Mr. l!t Mrs. John BullaMr. & Mrs. Samuel O'GormanMr. & Mrs. William O'NeillMr. & Mrs. Harold Shurtleff

$36Mr. & Mrs. Paul McMahon

$35Mr. & Mrs. Peter Cooke IIIMr. & Mrs. James O. Earle ­·Mr. & Mrs. Richard Latimer'Mr. & Mrs. John RossMrs. Charles Whitmore & Fam.

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$35Mr. Walter Flavin

$30Mary Dowgert

$25Agnes McCloskey, Mrs. Ed·

ward Malley, Mrs. Catherine M.Henderson, Mr. & Mrs. John B.Flavin, Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Gau­thier

Mr. & Mrs. Rhinehart Jensen,Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Doyle, Mrs.Winfred Carney, Mr. & Mrs.George Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Hertig

A Friend, Joseph Silansky, Mr.& Mrs. Frank FetNg, Mr. & Mrs.Wilfred Trahan, Mr. & Mrs.Earle Caswell

Theo Vautrinot, Earle Moun­tain, Mrs. Thomas Counihan,Mr. & Mrs. Francis Smith, Mr.& Mrs. James McCabe

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Sullivan,Mr. & Mrs. David Collins, Mr.& Mrs. Bruce Hammett, Mr. &Mrs. John B. Avellar, Mr. &Mrs. James R. Downing

OrleansST. JOAN OF ARC

$400Rev. William J. McMahon

$100Mr. & Mrs. Wilfred FerreiraMr. & Mrs. James Clancey

$75Mr. & Mrs. Emile Ollivier

$50Rev. James F. BuckleyMr. & Mrs. Curtis MinerMr. & Mrs. David McHugh &

FamilyEunice Turgeon

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bers

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estimates. The repor,t, they stid,counts about 81 per cent ofU. S. church members.

They added that the member·ship figures were compiled fromofficial church counts and repre­sent what the churches them·selves consider to be their mem­bership. The data, therefore,would be different from the re­su(,ts of a door-to-door poll, suchas the U. S. census count.

Membershipnot include membership figuresfor six major black denomina·tions, non-Christian religions, Or­thodox sects and smaHerchurches such as the Church ofChrist, Scientist and Assembliesof God.. The studY's compilers ex­

plained that the omissions weredue to inability of such churchesto provide accurate membershipcounts instead of membership

Catholic Church

Urge Just WagesFor Farm Workers

SANTA CRIZ (NC) - BishopLuis Rodriguez of Santa Cruzand Auxiliary Bishop CharlesBrown, an Amenican Maryknollpriest, have urged the growersin this rich agricultural areato pay just wages to thousandsof migrant cotton workers.

The bishops also asked thegrowers to supply special ser·vices for the cotton pickers'families, and especially for theeducation of their childrert '

Some 6,000 workers are ex­pected to 'arrive in Santa Cruzfrom other parts of the country.They usually bring their familieswith them, creating enormouseconomic, social and religiousproblems.

AT OPEN HOUSE: Tom Donahue and Sister Angela Francis, R.N., directors of Birth­right of Greater Fall River, explain services of pregnancy counseling and assistance organi­zation to visitors during open house program at Birthright headquarters, 243 Forest St.,Fall River.

WASHINGTON (NC)-A studyof membership in most U. S.Christian churches during 1971shows that the Catholic Churchgained 51.4 per cent membershipsince 1952, reportedly the'largestgain reported by any majorchurch.

Churches and Churoh Member­ship in the U. S., a study con­ducted by the Glenmary Re­search Center, the Lutheran'Church-Missouri Synod and theNational Council of Churches(NCC), shows that about half ofthe Amerian population in 1971were members' of one of the na­tion's 187,865 Christian parishesor congregations.

Of the church memberscounted, Catliolics representabout 45 per cent, making theCatholic Church the largest na­tional communion. The SouthernBaptist Convention, with over14 per cent of American Churchmembership ranked second, andthe United Methodist Church(over 11 per cent of U. S. churchmembership) ranked third.

The joint study is believed tobe the first breakdown of churchmembership by denomination, re­gion of the U. S. and countiessince a similar study was con­ducted by the NCC in 1952.

The study, however, is onlypartially complete since it does

Leads PilgrimageTo Russian, Shrines

GENOA (NC)·-Cardinal Giu­seppe Siri of Genoa led a pil­grimage of 30 priests and laymenfrom this Italian port city toMoscow and Leningrad to prayat Christian shrines in the SovietUnion.

The cardinal led a similar pil­grimage from his archdioceselast year to shrines in Poland.

The schedule of the group in­cludes three days in the Moscowarea and two and a haH days inLeningrad.

Oak IUuffsSACRED HEART

$50Holy Name SocietySacred Heart Women's GuildA FriendA Friend

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$26Mr. & Mrs. James Cleary

$25Sacred Heart ,e.Y.o.

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$1,000Joseph P. Graham

$400Rev. Clarence P. MurphyOur Lady of Assumption Guild

$200Thomas Powers

$100John KeelonOur Lady of the Assumption

GuildJohn ShieldsFrank SheaDr. Charles Haskell

$75Sherwood Tondorf

$55Anonymous

$50John F. SheaEugene Kennedy Jr.AnonymousAnonymousJames ShieldsJeremiah L. Callahan Jr.Richard CainMrs. Frank DeBruynGeorge L. DohertyPhilip BoudreauRoyal A. GaffneyJohn Gallagher

$3SiEdward Barry

$3:!Howard A. Rohdin

$30Henry C. Labut.e

$2flJames Freil

$25Anonymous, Anonymous, the

Cotter Family, John C. Linehan,Thomas B. Hartigan

Joseph Holden, John Shea,Mrs. Edward J. Coughlin, CharlesCassidy, Mrs. J. J. Murphy

Crawford Hollidge, Jerry Mon­roe, Mrs. Sam Mullin, Victor Ad­ams, Roland D. Ashley

Edward M. Crosby, WalterButler, Richard Curley, GeraldHaehle,Francis P. Butler

Robert Sims, WiUiam Carpen­ter

Grace Flaherty, Mrs. LawrenceGilligan, Guy Tedesco, DanielA. Cronin, Benjamin Yanchuck,James L. Gallagher

Hurley Family" Vera Watson,James Garvey, Dorothy SanbornCharles D. Rogers

10 TH~ ANCHOR-D'iocese of Fall River-Thur. May 16, 1974

BrewsterOUR LADY OF TilE, CAPE

$100Mary B. GriceRose K. KaneGertrude E. MoodyFrancis & Louise SweeneyStanley G. Fowler

$75Patricia H. Baty

$50Mary E.FreeleyWilliam H. KaneFrank Lajoie '

$35James BessoJames A McKenney

$30 'Margaret DickeyGerald P. M<:CarthyFrederick H. WelchHenry A. Callahan

$25Joseph M. Lynch, Annett M.

Hailer, Bion B. Bubier, MarionL. Sullivan, Cornelius T. Spillane

Mary McKeon, Robert A Cree­den D.M.D., Arthur G. Haron·ousky, Richard Hassett, GeorgeT. Johnson

Elinor D. Welch, Fred L. Hew­itt Jr., James R. ,Julian, RonaldJ. Hague, Leonard P. Guertin

James White, Frank W. Thorp,Charles H. Malone, Walter Daw­ley, James F. Callanan

Elizabeth D. Curran, MargaretMacher, Roy F. Kendall, JuliaE. Hennessey, Leslie C. Usher

Buzzards BayST. MARGARET

$50Mr. & Mrs. Edwin PaytonMr. & Mrs. Frank WyattMr. & Mrs. Eugene SweeneyMr. & Mrs. John Gray Jr.Mr. & Mrs. William Bennett

Jr.$40

Mr. & Mrs. William McCoy$35

Mr. & Mrs. Gordon OliosiMr. & Mrs. Richard PostMr. & Mrs. Tony VieraMr. & Mrs.' John.Karl

$33In Memory of James Tama­

gini. $30

Mr. & Mrs. Harry RobbinsMr. & Mrs. August CristoforiMr. & Mrs. James LopesMr. & Mrs. John McManusMr. & Mrs. Richard Dobbins

$25Mr. & Mrs. August Lopes, Mr.

& Mrs. Walter Eno, Mr. & Mrs.Richard C. Coughlin. Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Murach, Mr. & Mrs.Thomas Wenzel '

A Clayson Tucy, Mr. & Mrs.Earl Reynolds, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Oliva, Mr. & Mrs. JosephEhmann" Mr. & Mrs. CharlesEhmann J,r.

Mr. & Mrs. Marcel Poyant, Mr.& Mrs. Lawrence Perrault, Mr. &Mrs. Peter Andrews, Mr. & Mrs.Leo Hoffer, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasJoyce

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Gau­vin, Mr. & Mrs. Victor J. Gos­selin, William Gosselin, Mr. &Mrs. Fidele Arsenault, Mr. &Mrs. Romeo Verrier

Mr. & Mrs. E. J. Keleher,. Mr.& Mrs. Anthony Ragno, Mar­celia McCoy

Mr. & Mrs. Glen Monteiro,. Mr.& Mrs. William J. Connors, Mar­

.garet Hartshorn, Mary B. Mat­thews, Katherine Fernandes

In Memory of James & RoseChantre, Ida D. Gibson. Mr. &Mrs. John Taylor, Mr. & Mrs.Nicholas Puorro, Mr. & Mrs.Bernard Burns

Mr. & Mrs. James McMahon,Fred Hegg, Mary Bodanza, Mr.& Mrs. David Fannon

Mr. & Mrs. Michael Della Fem­ina, Mrs. Catherjne E. Morrison& Mary M. McDevitt, Mr. & Mrs.Arthur Kemp, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Fitzgerald,

East FalmouthST. ANTHONY

$300,Rev. George E. Amaral

$100Edward T. MellO Electric Co.Rev. Thomas C. Lopes

$50Mr. & Mrs. William BonitoKenyon's General Store

$40P. S. Fuel Oid Co.Arthur PimentalAlbert Souza

$35Mr. & Mrs. Joseph FigueridoMr. & Mrs. Frank G. Souza

$30Lt. Col. & Mrs. William JoyceMr. & Mrs. Michael P. Dutra

$25Mr. -& Mrs. Patrick Bishop,

Teaticket Hardware in memoryof Joseph P. Cabral Jr. 'anljGeorge P. Cabral, Mr. & Mrs.Patrick Lewis, Mr. & Mrs. Man­uel L. Ferreira, Mr. & Mrs. Lou­is Marshall

Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Dutra,Mr. & Mrs. David F. Correllus,Miss C. J. Correllus

Mr. &. Mrs. Virgil W. Jansen,Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Baptista, Mrs.Nathalie M. Abrams, Mr. & Mrs.Frederick E. Ward, Mr. & Mrs.Francisco Tavares

'Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Luckraft,St. Anthony's Couples' Club, St.Anthony's Council of CatholicWomen, St. Anthony's 51. Vin­cen de Paul, Mr. & Mrs. John L.Dias .

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Jacome,Harold L. Baker Co., Inc.

WellfleetOUR LADY OF LOURDES,

$150Albert Rose

$100Ernest Rose

$75Lawrence Rose

$50Arthur F. JosephCyril Downs

$40John Kelley Jr.Joseph Duarte Jr.Rita Rose

$33Arthur Silva

$25George Mooney, John Palmer,

P. J:s Darbi-Burger, GeorgeClarke, Lawrence Cardinal, Rich­mond Bell

Isadore FerreiraAustin Rose, Jr.Alfred RoseWinthrop Bassett, Jr.

P'ocassetST. JOHN

$300Rev. James A McCarthy

$180Anonymous

$120Anonymous

$100Mr. & Mrs. William CarrMr. & Mrs. Clayton English

$50Mr. & Mrs. Otto P. Becker

NAMED: William P. Con­sedine, 63, who is retiring asgeneral (lounsel of the: U.S.Catholic Conference, holds,the certificate naming him 'a"Gentleman of His Holiness,"an ,honor given for' profes­sional achievement and serv­ice to the Church. NC Photo.

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E. Per­rault

$40Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hurley

, $30 .In Memory of Francis C. Ma·

honey

$25Mrs. Manuel Britto, Mrs. Hel­

en Borman, Mr. & Mrs. RussellBurns, Mr. & Mrs. Daniel As­quino, Mr, & Mrs. RaymondLucier

Mr. & Mrs. Henry Thoma, Mrs.AM. Cardoza, Mr. & Mrs. C.Minihan, Mrs. Paul Sabourin,Mrs. Mich~el Fitzgerald

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dunlavey,H. Sprague Spooner, Marie Law­lor, Mrs. Elizabeth Liebman, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Whalen

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B. Reyn·olds, Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hop­wood, In Memory of William,Ellen & Miohael McLaughlin, Mr.& Mrs. Angelo Dimodica, Mr. &Mrs. Fred Comings, Mr. & Mrs.Robert Kennedy

Mr. & Mrs. Malcolm G. Tobey,Mr. & Mrs., Thomas Foley, PaulNugent, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasDungan, Charles Wintermeyer

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Linhares,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Medeiros, Mr.& Mrs. Geotge Hennrikus, Mr. &Mrs. Anthony Fortucci .

Anonymous

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond LeBrun

Mr. & Mrs. Edgar Beaurlegard

Mr: & Mrs. John O'Connor

FalmouthST. PATRICK

$200Rev. John V. MagnaniMeribah Stanton

$150Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert J. Noonan

$125Mr. & Mrs. Herve H. Lavoie

$100Anonymous,Mrs. Lawrence C. AntonellisMr. & Mrs. Joseph DiScuilloMr. & Mrs. Allan F. RyanMr. & Mrs. Edward C. Weil Jr.

$75Mrs. William Veary

- $60A Friend

$50Rose & Margaret CassidyAnne E. ClancyMrs. Eileene FinnellMr. & Mrs. John F. AdamsMr. & Mrs. Albert LeonardJames Q. LyonsLoretta McKeonBernard O'HayreMr. & Mrs. Kenneth RebelloMr. & Mrs. Elmer Ross

$45Mr. & Mrs. Lee Bourgoin

$40Mr. & Mrs. Manuel P. Lopes

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New Elooks on Marriage'Offer Varied Viewpoints

OUR LADY OF ANGELS,FALL RIVER

Installation of officers for theCouncil of Catholic Women willtake place Sunday, May 26.

June events in the parish in­clude the annual blessing ofautos at 1 P.M. Sunday, June 2in the church parking lot; cel­ebration of the feast of EspiritoSanto the weekend of June 7through 9; a Holy Rosary Sodal­ity penny sale Friday, June 21;and a breakfast meeting of theHoly Name Society following 8AM. Mass Sunday, June 23.

HOLY ROSARY,FALL RIVER .

Members and friends of theWomen's Guild will meet in thechurch hall on Beattie Street at I4:30 P.M. Sunday, May 26 to Iproceed in a body to 5 P.M.Mass, which will be followed by Ian Hal,ian dinner and instailation Iof officers. Reservations may bemade with Mrs. Lee Roy, dinner!chairman, or 'Mrs. Rita Dearden,guild president.

HOLY REDEEMER"CHATHAM

The following slate of officersof the Association of the SacredHearts will serve for the comingyear: Dr. Anne Raleigh McCar­thy, president; Mrs.· John F. Hen­ry, vice-president; Mrs. LawrenceFrawley, recording secretary;Mrs. Peter J. Schriner, corre­sponding secretary; Cecelia J.Aide, treasurer. 'Mrs. Edgar M.Hawkins and Mrs. Jerome Hig­gins will head the hospitalitycommittee.

Mrs. Frank Maloney has beennamed chairman for the Summerand Christmas Fairs as well asof the Handicraft!> and Bridgegroup meetings that meet everyTuesday to prepare for the fairs.

, p'rovincial DirectorCARTHAGENA (NC)-:-Father

Charles Bricher was reelectedprovincial director of the Cin­cinnati province of the Societyof the Precious Blood at a chap­ter at St. Charles Seminary herein Ohio.

Publicity chairmen of parish organizationsare asked to submit news items for thiscolumn to The Anchor, P. O. Box 7, FallRiver, 02722. Name of city or town shouldbe included, as well as full dates of allactivities. Please send news of future ratherthan past events.

OUR LADY OF PERPETUALHELP, NEW BEDFORD

The Rosary Society will spon­sor a card party at the churchhall, 235' N. Front St., at 2:30P.M. Sunday, May 19. Refresh­ments will be served ·and theevent is open to the public. Incharge of arrangement is Mrs.Anna Galanda, aided by Mrs.Therese Cameron.

Our Lady of Perpetual Help ,Society wi!'1 hold a cake sale ST. THOMAS MORE,

SOMERSETSaturday, May 18 at the Outlet Newly installed officers of thestore, North Dartmouth Mall.Installation of officers is set for Women's Guild are Mrs. Sophie6" P.M. Sunday, June 23 at Traska, president; Mrs. Ann Gon­White's restaurant, North West- dela, vice-president; Mrs. Shirleyport. Previously members will Guertin and Mrs. Virginia Mul-

len, secretaries; Mrs. Alvioraattend 8:30 A.M. Mass in a body. Sh t Thay, reasurer. ey wereSACRED HEART, seated at a banquet of whichFALL RIVER Mrs. Roberta Trainor was chair-

New Women's Guild officers - man. Guest of honor ang install­will be installed at" the Skipper ing officer was. Mrs. Agnesrestaurant, Fairhaven, at 7 P.M.' Go~gh, a past guild president.Monday, June 3. Th~y are Mrs. HOLY NAME,Edward F. McGrady, president; FALL RIVERMrs. Michael Coughlin, vice-president; Mrs. Thomas Murphy, Children of the parish will make

their first communion at 9 AM.secretary; Mrs. Philip Serra,treasurer. Mass Saturday. All parishioners

are invited to attend. A rehear­Reservations maybe madesal for the first communicants

with Mrs. Raymond Nestor, ban- will be held at 2:30 this after­quet chairman, or with any ofthe gUild registrars. noon. The children are to meet

in the school.A special Marian ceremony

will take place at 7:30 P.M. Sun­day, May 19, involving senioradults, families and children.

The Women's Guild will spon­·sor' a dinrier theatre party Tues­

. day; Jun'e "4"iit"Chateau' de Ville.The menu will feature roast beefand the show is "The King andI." Reservations, open to all, may

", be made with Mrs. James R.,Charette, Mrs. Robert Kitchen

or Mrs. William Sullivan.

ST. JOSEPH,. ATTLEBORO

A May crow:ning· ceremony ,will take place at 7:30 P.M.Mon~ay, May 20. 'Rev. AndreJussaume, pastor of St. J(l,cquesParish, Taunton' will preach atthe crowning ceremony. The ros­ary is, being recited following 9AM. Mass each morning of May.

Boy Scouts of the parish willtake a camping trip this week­end.

The Parish Parade

ST. PATRICK,SOMERSET" '

Volunteers are needed to help.in the nursery service offered

. during the 10:30 A:M. Mass eachSunday. Help is also needed bythe parish - choir~ which invitesprospective members to attendrehearsals any Thursday eveningin, the church. Altar boy candi­dates, particularly boys enteringfourth grade in September, areasked to contact Rev. JosephMaguire for information on in­structions.

Boys wishing to join CubScouts may contact Dan Sulli­van, telephone 674-1058.

The Couples Club will hold aninstallation banquet Wednesday,June 12 at Paul Hebert's restau­rant. Reservation deadline is Sat­urday, June 1. Also at the restau­rant is the installation banquetfor the Women's Guild, whichwill follow a church ceremony at7 P.M. Tuesday, June 4. Reser­vations should be made by Tues­day, May 28 with Marie Bielloor Beatrice Morris.

A bus trip to New York, opento all parishioners, will takeplace Saturday, with the busleaving the church parking lotat 7 AM. and leaving New Yorkfor the return trip at 9 P.M.

A paper drive to benefit theparish building fund will besponsored Fr.iday and Saturday,June 7 and 8, by the Women'sGuild. Telephones 674-8220 or673-6413 may be called for pick­up service.'

WINS AWARDS: Onlynewspaper columnist to wintwo awards in 1974 CatholicPress Association competi­tion is Anchor columnistMary Carson" who receivedsecond place citations forcolumns in sj>iritual life andgeneral commentary categor­,ies. M:other of eight children,she writes from her home inBa,ldwin, N.Y.

'ST. ANNE,FALL RIVER

Bingo is played every Wednes­'day at 7 P.M. in the school audi­torium;

The Home '~and School Assn.'wiU meet at the school at 7:30tonight. Elections will be held.. Girl Scouts of the parish willconduct a car wash from 10 AM.to.4 P.M. Saturday in the schooliyard. '

" . .A "Mayflower" dmner dance

'is 'slated for Saturday' night,iMay25 in the school hall under'the auspices of the parish com­~mittee. Tickets are available at,the rectory.

The school fund wHi benefit~from proceeds of a bus trip to'Boston Friday, May 31 for a Red[Sox game. Reservations may beImade with Maurice Francoeur,:telephone 674-2411.

iST. GEORGE,IWESTPORT: A fund raising luncheon by:Almac's will feature the monthly!meeting of the Women's Guildion Monday evening, May 20.IReservations may be made by~ontacting Claudette Steadmaniat 674-2714. The tickets a're$1.25 and prizes will be awardedIfor the winners at the planned'games session.,ST. KILIAN, ',NEW BEDFORD: The Ladies Guild will sponsoria Mayba~ket whist party at 8o'clock on Saturday night,' May125 in the school basement.I Mrs. Bridget LeBlanc and Mrs.Mary Farley, chairladies have;announced that refreshments will,be served.'ST. JOHN BAPTIST,NEW BEDFORI). , A May dance will take placeifrom 8 P.M. to midnight Satur­day, May 18 at the church hall,Iwith music by the Valhallas.rricl<ets are available at the rec- 'tory and the event is sponsoredby the par.ish committee.

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Mixed Marriage

olic weekly, The New World. Al­most all of the authors are pro­fessionals in psychology, psychi­atry, or psychotherapy. The ar­ticles drew lively response fromthe paper's readers.

. Now the series has been ex­panded for book publication, andreaders' of the book are invitedto write to the author's, who saythat they are always learning.

As does Mr. Quesnell, the col­laborators in this case speak ofthe process of growing togetherin marriage. Each partner has alife style, and their task. togetheris to adjust, to settle differences,to communicate successfully.Sensibie points on all these mat­ters are well made. Sexual dIffi­culties in marriage are quite asfrankly discussed' in this bookas in the other.

This does not always work. Itcan be lengthy and at timesunpleasant. But it· "does offerthe possibility of introducingyou to an inteni:e and true livingin the real wor,ld with someoneyou love."

Some questioJ;ls are consideredhere that are either untreated orbriefly alluded toby Mr. Ques­nell.

One example is a detaileli ex­amination of tactics' "guaranteeoto facilitate marital' lonelinessand abet emotional distance fromyour spouse." Another is asearching look at the problemsof mixed marriage. Still anotheris a discourse on the death of aspouse and the consequences forthe survivor.

Especially good is a sequenceof pieces on family life and the'upbringi,ng of children. As to thelatter, Dr. George Melhus,' de­scribing what he and his wifetr-ied to do in the rearing of theirchlIdren writes" "We have at­tempted to create a safe, un­threatening ,atmosphere fromwhich the real Mngers· of thereal world can be accurately as­sessed and planned for."

Marriage Counseling

More than one of the writersmentions the 'necessity of consis­tency in the treatment of chil­dren. A chj.]o' cannot learn to getalong, if paren~s' attitudes arecapricious and unpredictable.

The subject of marriage coun­seling is explored. Often such aservice is resorted to at theeleventh hour, when a divorcelawyer has already been ap­proached. This may be becausethe counseling process is feared.

What the marriage counselor'attempts is to get the couple com­municating. They are encouragedto talk. "The marriage counselorlistens and tries to turn the talk­ing into communication by ask­ing questions, making connec­tions, and giving interpreta­tions."

THE AI'ICHOR-Diocese of Fall River-'Thur. May 16, 1974,

By

IT. REV.

MSGR.

JOHN S.·

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Two new books on marriage cover much the sameground, inevitably, and yet each has features which comple­ment, rather than duplicate, what one finds in the other.The books ar€~ "Marriage:' A Discovery Together" by JohnG. Quesnell (Fides, Box F,Notre Dame, Ind. 46556. 262pages. $5), and "28 Experts'View the Sexual Marriage"edited by Edward P. Sheridanand Kathleen Sheridan (Our Sun­day Visitor, Non Plaza, Hunting­ton: Ind. 46750. 192 pages. $2.95).

Mr; Quesnell was formerlydirector of the family servicesdepartment of the MinneapolisCatholic Welfare Services, andis now in private practice as amarriage counselor.

He maintains that, for a mar­riage to work, there must beknowledge and acceptance ofself by each of the partners. Thismust precede knowledge and ac­ceptance of the spouse. Each hasa special and peculiar history;these histories are not identicalor even similar. The partnersmust learn to adjust to ea,ehother's history,.' each other'slanguage-life style.

Commulltication

An essential for growth iscommunication..Many people fail .to understand the importance ofreally talking with one's partner."In many marriages," says Mr.Quesnell, "the c·ommunication isrpore like two Jans blowing ateach other. Inst.ead of listening,the spouses talk at each other."He suggests a practical methodof honest, effective communica-tion. '

All communication is riot ver­bal. Small talk is valuable,. andcompliments are helpful. But atleast as significant is, f9r exam-

, pie, th(! weeping that a 'womanmay 00. "Wives do not necessar­ily use crying as a means of ma­nipulating their husbands. It issimply a way of dealing withtheir emotions." But it is alsonecessary "for wives to under­stand grunting. What cryingmeans to a woman, gruntingmay mean to a man."

A considera'ble part of hisbook is given to frank discussionof marital sex. He recognizes thedamaging results of two falseattitudes regarding sex, the se­verely repressed and the uncon­ditionally permissive. Then heendeavors to define a sane,,healthy attitude.

He believes that, far from be­coming obsolete, marriage ishere to stay, and he prescribesfor its improvement.

Weekly Series,

28 Experts View the SexualMarriage originated as a seriesof articles in th'e Chicago Cath-

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$32 "In Memory of AI·ice McEvoy

$30Mrs. Michael HarkinsEileen & Mary LordanMrs. Isabella Somerville

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Mr. & Mrs. Ross Bridge, JamesBuckley, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Ca­mara, Mr. & Mrs. John Camara

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Cardarella,Mr. & Mrs. George Carter Sr. Mr.& Mrs. Carl Chace, Dr. JohnConnolly, Mrs. Leon Corsini

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Dahlborg,Mr. & Mrs. Albert Dallaire, Mrs.Mildred Deady, Helen Doherty,Mr. &: Mrs. James Doherty

Mr. & Mrs. John Downey, Mr.& Mrs. John Graca Jr., Mr. &Mrs. John Hall, Mr. & Mrs. Cor­nelius Harvey Ill, MargaretHealey

Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Kavan­augh, Mr. & Mrs. John Kent, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Kent Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Edward Kron, Mr. & Mrs.Martyn Lincoln

Mary K. Linehan, Mrs. AnnaC. Loud, John Lowndes, Mr. &Mrs. William McAndrews, Mr.& Mrs. James MaAuliffe

McCarthy Coal Co., Mr. &Mrs. William McEntee, Mr. &Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, Mr.& Mrs. Phmp O'Connell, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Perrin

Mr. & Mrs. John Reardon, Mr.& Mrs. Frank Reynolds, JamesT. Simonson, Mr. & Mrs. WilliamD. Simonson Jr., Mr. & Mrs.Thomas St. George

Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Stone,Mr. & Mrs.· Ralph Thomas, Mr.& Mrs. Leroy VanDeCarr, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Wooster

North EastonIMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$500Rev. Joseph F. O'Donnell

$125Vincent Galvin

Mrs. Salvatore Gaziano, Mr.& Mrs. Henry Hobaica, Mr. &Mrs. Francis Madden, Mr. &Mrs. William Richardson, Mr. &Mrs. Leo· Savard

Mr. & Mrs. William Paige, Mr.& Mrs. Francis Spillane, Mr. &Mrs. Michael Hegarty, Mr. &Mrs. Harold Bergero~, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Kielty

Mr. & Mrs. Edeward McPar­land, JV1:r. & Mrs. Allbert Green,Mrs. Charles Frizado, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Bropry, Mr. & Mrs. J. Vin-cent Hickey .

Mr. & Mrs. Leo Schleicher,Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Nowak, Mr.& Mrs. Louis Berretta, Dr. &Mrs. Edward O'Brien, Mr. &Mrs. Arthur Peterson

Robert Kane, Mrs. FrancisBrophy, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Brophy,Mr. & Mrs. James K. Burns, Mr.& Mrs. George Lowndes

Dr. & Mrs. Walter Judge,Dr. & Mrs. Paul Marino, Mr. &Mrs. James Azevedo, Mr. & Mrs.Donald Leonard, Mr. & Mrs. LeoF. Sullivan

South EastonHOLY CROSS

$100Holy Cross FathersSaint Vincent DePaul Society

$80Mr. & Mrs. John Smith

$75Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dray

$60Dr. & Mrs. Phillip ConneIlyMr. & Mrs. Paul ColemanMr. & Mrs. Joseph Cady

$52Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O'Brien

$50Mr. & Mrs. John PilzDr. & Mrs. Thomas BerryMrs. Jennie OvertonDr. & Mrs. Earl McLoudMr. & Mrs. Frank Ready

$40Mr. & Mrs. Thomas GentileMr. & Mrs. James Lyons

$35Robert ConnorsMr. & Mrs. David Gomes

$30Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Dolloff

$25Mr. & Mrs. William Higgins,

Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Murphy,Mr. & Mrs. Seneca Stone, Mr.& Mrs. James Fitzgibbons, Fran­cis Welch

your wastefulneeds -uses

FALL RIVER ELECTRIC LIGHT COMPANY

GIFr TO CAMP: Wareham Elks Lodge 1548 presents$1,000 check to Rev. Leonard M. Mullaney, director ?fCathedral Camp, East Freetown, for use by camp, now mits 55th season. From left, Robert J. Callahan, Elks ExaltedRuler; Father Mullaney; Nicholas R. Carlozzi, chairman oflodge bingo committee.

WestportST. GEORGE

$300George Considine

$100Rev. Rene R. LevesqueThomas J. Wilcock

$60John F. Ward

$50J. Adelard BruneauEveline Magnant

$40David Buokley Jr.

$35Joel D. Sunderland

$30Leo Romeo DubreiulOscar Stebenne

$25William Rodgers, Lawrence

Maynard, A. Friend, MajorWheelock, Frank Cardoza, JustinBurns

Westport Package Store Inc.,Mrs. Herbert Sailers, Joh~ Pache­co, Alexander Stevenson, AdrienDurand, Alice Harrison

North DightonST. JOSEPH'S

$30Mr. & Mrs. Henry ConatyDr. & Mrs. George C. Schloe­

mer$25

Mr. & Mrs. Oliver CollardMr. & Mrs. Robert DutraMr. & Mrs. Arthur A. EnnesMr. & Mrs. Robert HebertMr. & Mrs. John LaneMr. & Mrs. Anthony ·ProcopioMrs. James Williams

$75Mrs. F. E. J{elley Sr.

$50St. Vincent de Paul SocietyMr. & Mrs. Joseph PavaoMr. & Mrs. Benoit CharlandMr. & Mrs. Robert BlakeMr. & Mrs. Paul Ouimet

$30

MarionST. RITA

$200Rev. Gerald T. Shovelton

$125Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mead

$100Mr. & Mrs. Joseph NiccoliMr. & Mrs. William McCarthy

$30Qr. & Mrs. Robert Johnson

$25Margaret Coakley, Dr. & Mrs.

Robert Tremblay, Mr. & Mrs.Harold Frey, Mr. & Mrs. PaulBrennan

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas VonMello

$50Mrs. Phyllis Chrupcala

$35Mr. & Mrs. Edward Nowak.

$25Mr. & Mrs. George Jacques, HolyName Society, Westport Electric

A Friend

North WestportOUR LADY OF GRACE

$100Mr. & Mrs. Paul A. Giroux

$75Our Lady of Grace Women's

Guild

$25Mr. & Mrs. Wilson Tavares,

Helen R. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs.Albert F. Robert, Mr. & Mrs.Richard Houghton, Mr. & Mrs.Fred Hartford

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Corey, Mr.& Mrs. Richard P. Brown, Mr.& Mrs. Manuel Botelho

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Thompson

A Friend

$125Mr. & Mrs. Francis Sullivan

$120Mr. & Mrs. Roderick D. Fer­

ullo$100

Mr. & Mrs. Marianno Rezen-des Sr.

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AssonetST. BERNARD

. $300

South Dartmo,.thST. MARY

$300Mr. & Mrs. George Saint Au­

bin$125

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. GlennonJr.

$100Mr. & Mrs. Edwin BradyDr. & Mrs. Louis MiskellRev. William P. BlottmanMr. & Mrs. Owen F. Hackett,

Jr.Mr. & Mrs. John J. HayesDr. & Mrs. Norman E. Oliver

$90Mr. & Mrs. John J. Smi~h

$75Mary T. LuizDr. & Mrs. Paul E. CorleyDr. & Mrs. John Dias

$60Dr. & Mrs. Vito Cimenello

$55Mr. & Mrs. James Bal'rett

$50Mr. & Mrs. Angelo De MelloMr. & Mrs. Joseph C. DeMelloMr. & Mrs. Frank M. MartinMr. & Mrs. Neil FitzgeraldFrancis J. MahoneyMr. & Mrs. John PilvinesMrs. Mary Rodriques

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$30Josephine M. FoleyMr. & Mrs. Frank J. MelloDr. & Mrs. Anthony MartinMr. & Mrs. Walter O'BrienMr. & Mrs. Frederick CorbeilMr. & Mrs. William A. Murphy

$27Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Doyle

$25Mr. & Mrs. Armand Borges,

Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boyce, Mr.& Mrs. Norman Daniels, Mrs.Joyce A. Dias, Mrs. WilbertDivis .

Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes Jr.,Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Hayes, Mr.& Mrs. William Martin, Mr. &Mrs. Gerald Murphy, Mr. & Mrs.Leonard Rose

Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Santos, Mr.& Mrs. Donald Saulnier, Judge& Mrs. August C. Taveira

Mr. & Mrs. Ed. Anusi:czykMr. & Mrs. Eugene CaronOlivia M. LuizSt. Mary's GuildMrs. Luke McCrohanMr. & Mrs. Manuel H. SylviaMr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Lague

Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Nunes,Mitchell J. Raczka, Alice SheerinMary E. Sheerin, Mr. & Mrs.David Souza

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Dwyer,Mr. & Mrs. WiJ:liam J. Kelly,

Mr. & Mrs. Herve LaPointe,Mr. & Mrs. James Madigan, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph G. Sylvia

$200A FriendA Friend

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$40Mr. & Mrs. Giles DognazziA Friend

$60Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Br.itton

$50Dr. & Mrs. Raymond OckertMr. & Mrs. Orlando D. SouzaMr. & Mrs. Leo ParenteMr. & Mrs. Edward TierneyA Friend

$30Mr. & Mrs. Clifford TitusMr. & Mrs. C. Dav,ison

$25A Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Roy

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Mr. & Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Mr. &Mrs. George Farnum, Mary Len­non, Mrs. Irene Barrows, Mr. &Mrs. Gilbert Silva ,

Mr. & Mrs. Bernard O'Malley,A Friend, The Misses O'Malley,Mr. & Mrs. Roland Clement, Mr.Mrs. Lawrence Jackson

Mary & Alice Donoghue" M.Clarence Leonard, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Werner, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. JamesRoach

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Taylor, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Souza, Mr. & Mrs.James Bachman, Mr. & Mrs.Rober,t Davis, Mr. & Mrs. Ed­ward McCalskey

Louise Soldani, Mr. & Mrs.Anthony Giovino, Mr. & Mrs.Witliam DeBaggis, Mrs. EmmaPascucci, Mr. & Mrs. AlbertJackson

Mr. & Mrs. William Sullivan,Mr. & Mrs. Armando Giovino,Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Poirier, Mr.

'&Mrs. James Hindman; Mt; &Mrs. Walter Taylor'

Mrs. Fred Engler, Mr. & Mrs.Douglas Titus, A Friend. AFl'iend, A Friend

Phone 9-8181

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1450 Plymouth Avenue

$200Rev. Thomas L. Rita·

. $150 "The Darmedy Family

$100Cathol'ic Womens ClubMr. & Mrs. Antonio Caponigro

• interest continuously. compounded• .insured safe by a Federal Agency

~~of course First Federal'

has the -higher earning

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for those who don't want to tie up their

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Mr. & Mrs. John McNally, Mr.& Mrs. Manuel Mello, Mr. & Mrs.William O'Brien, Mr. & Mrs.Donold J. Oliv,ier, ·Mr. & Mrs.Joseph Ostiguy

Mr: & Mrs: Joseph Perry, Mr.& Mrs. Thomas Poole, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Ring, Anne Schiller,Russell Sumner .

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick The­berge,· Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Top­pin, Francis Whalen

Dr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Aissis',Mr. & Mrs. Emile Allard, Mrs.Beatrice L. Ames, Mr..& Mrs.Kenneth Bliss, Mr. & Mrs. Hec­tor Carufel

Mr. & Mrs. Neil Copes, Mr. &Mrs. Rocco DeFruscio, The FiskFamily, Mrs. Jeannette Maloney, Mr. & Mrs. Leo Marcoux, Mil­dred Masgay, Mr. & Mrs. J.Mr. & Mrs. Joseph MarcinkwiczPURliese! Jose-:-h N. Sherry, Mr.& Mrs. Stanley Strycharz

Mrs. <;orinne Tessier, Mr. &Mrs. Leo Tracey, Mr. & Mrs.Ernest Trahan, Mr. & Mrs. Don­ald Traill, Mr. & Mrs. ArthurWildgoose

VALEDICTORIAN: Mari­anne O'Connor of Nashville,Tenn., is the first woman inthe 132-year history of theUniversity of Notre Dame tobe senior class valedictorian.Slte is a metallurgical engi­neering major. NC Photo.

. $125Mr. & Mrs. John S. Francis

$110Dr. & Mrs. John Belsky

$100Mr. & Mrs. Robert K. Legare.Mr. & Mrs. John MarshallMr. & Mrs. John Murphy

$85,Dr. & Mrs. Alex Ma,cIsaac

$75Mr. & Mrs. ~ames J. Coogan'Mr. & Mrs.. John HarringtonMr. & Mrs. Edmund MurrayDr·. & Mrs. PaLl1 F.' Shannon

$6~

Mr. &, Mrs. B.A. Dzija$65

Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Harney$60

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Smith

$50John Lynch'Vincent LynchMr. & Mrs. Gaeton BrochuMr. & Mrs. Clement LesageMrs. Ralph MathieuMr. & Mrs. Edward McCannMr. & Mrs. Eugene McGovernMr. & Mrs. Fra.nk PadykulaMr. & Mrs. Wm. J. Sitko &

Family$t. Mary's Women's GuildDr. & Mrs. Robert S. Bur­

roughsDr. & Mrs. Eugene Gaudet

$40Mr & Mrs. David BlakeRichard Blake

$35Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Cinq-Mars~athryn' & Mrs. Grace Don­

ahueCatherine FiskMarilyn Fusk

$33Mr. & Mrs. Robert Biron

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ralph BalimgartelMr. & Mrs: Benjamin BragaMr. & Mrs. Jacques LeducMrs. Henry E. WoodcomeMr. & Mrs. Raymond Keough

$25MJ:. & Mrs. Robert Araujo,

Agnes Blake, John Blake, Wil­liam Blake, James Brackett

'!V1~. & Mrs. Martin Carr, Mr.& Mrs. George Casey, Mr. &Mrs. SterJiing Dalton, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Dauray, Mr. & Mrs. JohnDoyle

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Dufort, Mr.& Mrs..Louis Emond Jr., Mr. &Mrs. Fred Farrell, Mr. & Mrs.Frank Foley, Mr. & Mrs. RogerFerland

Mrs. Manuel Furtado, Mr. &

Ocean GroveST. M~CHAEL

$300A Friend

SeekonkST. ,MARY

$300Rev. Edward C. DuffyMr. & Mrs. Henry Mess,ier

$150Mr. & Mrs. George AgostiniMr. & Mrs. Robert Durant

GeniusCatholicism

$210Rev.. Joseph A. Martineau

$100Dr. & Mrs. Joseph McGuiIl

$44Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Gardiner

$30Mr. & Mrs. 'Caesar PaivaMr. & Mrs. John Szuba -) $25Catholic Women's chib, Mr..

& Mrs. Leonard Brophy, Mr. &Mrs. John Seguin, Mr: & Mrs.Edward Thompson & ,Mrs. LauraBurke ' ,

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J.' Bolduc,Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tobin, Mrs. An­nette Lacroix, Tn Memorv ofHenry J. Dion, Mr. & Mrs.Ray­mond Valcourt

Mr. & Mrs. E. I. Creamer, Mr.& Mrs. Joseph Bushell, Mr. &Mrs. Edward Conforti, Mr. &Mrs. Dominic Troy

Briefly, the genius of Americanpolitics has been pluralism andthe genius of American Catholi­dsm has. also been pluralism.American' politics is based uponcoalition-building and localism­on winning allies for your groupfrom other groups at the grassroots (as Madison made clear inthe "Federalist Papers"). In ur­ban politics, the local coalitionsare built in the precinct. And thereligious side of the nrecinct isthe parish. The precinct and theparish together constitute thatA.merican Catholic phenomenon,the neighborhood.

Re-narkable Commun~ty

Theologize about the neighbor­hood? What can possibly be re­markable ,about the neighbor-hood? .

The. trouble is, having beenraised in neighborhoods we takethem for granted; we don't real­ize what an absolutely uniquephenomenon they are in modernurban life. So we turn to theFrench, or the Dutch, or, heavensave us, the Latins to learn aboutbuilding comm~nity, ignoring theremarkableCOItlmuhity in ourmidst; .

But what can coalitions, pre·cincts, parishes, neighborhoodssay about justice and peace?

Coalition politics - neighbor­hood building, if you will - isabout binding people together,about harmonizing ,conflicting in­terests, about devising compro­mises which everyone can livewith. It is, 'in other words, aboutreconciliation.

Which is why I thoiJghtJesuscame into the world.

Asserts; PluralismOf A.",erican

Apparently, a committee has been set tip to presideover American Catholicism's contribution to the nation'sbicentennial. It seems that part of the concern of the com­mittee is justice: and peace-a l~udable enough concern, onesupposes. Who could beagainst justice and peace?Having had my share of ex­perienc~ with ritualistic epis­copal committees, I may perhapsbe pardoned for being skepticalthat anything more than ritual isintended. Some pious statement

By

REV.

I ANDREW M.

GREELEY

Will doubtless be issued againstinJustice and war; pep rallieswill be held around the countryto inveigh against these twinevils-in the "third world" rheto­ric which passes for serious so­cial and economk analysis inCatholic c,ircles today.

Without having heen asked formy opinion, I'd like to suggesta more appropria,te present. fromthe American CathJ)lic Church tothe Republic of it!l bicentenary.We might just present the coun­try with self-understanding.

'Liberation Theology'Since the disastrous American­

is.m controversy sh'Jt off originalCatholic thinking :n the UnitedStates ahriost eight decades ago,American Catholics have takentheir intellectual 'leadershiD fromabroad-from Italy 'and E~glandbefore the Second World War,

,and thereafter in rapid succes­sion from France, Germany andHolland. Now, as the ultimate inself-hatred, we are' turning toLatin America for a "liberationtheology" which is supposed tobe pertinent to our religiousproblems and needB.

Maybe the bishcps 'and theirtechnical experts c,:>uld go backto where we were in 1895 'andask if there is anything in theAmerican Catholic: experiencethat we might share with therest of the country and the restof the world. Can we reflectupon, if not theologize about,our own experienc,e in such away as to illumine problems ofjustice 'and peace?

The alternative is to repeatthe cliches of the liberal left, orthe mindless simpli.cism of thethird world crew, or the hollowenthusiasms of our own wearysocal actionists, or the pontificalwisdom of the Protestant divineswho, at their national meetings,layout 'in an endless series ofresolutions answers to all theproblems of the human race.

Precinct and ParishIt is indicative of our prob­

lem that whenever I say "reflecton the l11eaning of the American,Catholic exper,ience," people lookat me like old weird Greeley hasfli;:peq once again. How couldthere be anything in our experi·ence worth refl,ecting upon?

We have come a long way L

since John Ireland.

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AnonymousEdward & Mary MellonJeannette DupuisThe Misses BoudreauMark & Lucille MercierDoris Levasseur

$40Clarence & Cecile Gum

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$30Joseph & Rita McGee

.Gaetan & Sophia Collette$25

Beatrice Arthur, Oscar & EdithPinault, Louis & Theresa Perry,James & Julia Lathigee, Eugene& Germaine Torachinta

Jose & Geraldine PIa, Robert& Pauline Desautel. Raymond &Valerie Harrison, Elwood & Lil­lian Frigon, Leger & Rose Tur­cotte

Richard V. Boucher, GertrudeMiller, Raymond & Georgiana La·ferriere, Albert & Rita Dumont,Ralph & Cecile Zito

Irene Suprenant, Beatrice Peck,Robert & Marie Mohammed, Rob­ert & Judith Dubeau, John &Pearl Logan

Arthur & Doris Dubuc, Joseph& Dor,is Bellonzi, Edward &E'laine Courbron, Lucien PaUl,Armand and Florence Boucher

Wilfred and Helen Joubert,George & Dorothy Stafford, Vio­letta Gaudreau

Raymond Byers, Mr. & Mrs.Henry Gagne, Mr- & Mrs. Law­rence Fitton

Celestine Whalen, Mr. & Mrs.Norman Morin, James A. Char­boneau

ST. JOSEPH'S

$250Rev. Roger P. Poirier

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$35Mr. & Mrs. John CartyMr. & Mrs. Ernest Jewett

$33Mr. & Mrs. Paul Rockett

$30Vincent & Ruth NihanMr. & Mrs. David J. FoleyMrs. Alex KarolEdward Scott

$25Mr. & Mrs. John B. Harring­

ton, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Flynn,Mr. & Mrs. Andrew I. Charron,Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. O'Connell,Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. O'Donnell

Lawrence Ferrara, Rocca Fan­taccione, John Evans Sr., Mr. &Mrs. Gerald Desjardins, Mrs.Mary Pelissey

Mr. & Mrs. Richard Busch, Mr.& Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mrs.

ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST

$850Mr. & Mrs. J. Harry Condon

$300Edmund Henry

$175Mr. & Mrs. J.G. Walsh Jr.

$100Mr. & Mrs. Fred Murphy Jr.Mr. & Mrs. Frederick BartekMr. & Mrs. James H. LeeIn Memory of John & Theresa

Mahon$75

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. KingThe Janson Family

$60Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kenney

$50Mr. & Mrs. Edward KelleyMr. & Mrs. Donald Des-

VergnesMr. & Mrs. Robert SweeneyMrs. Francis KelleyMr. & Mrs. James MatrinsIn Memory of Rev. Msgr. John

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A FriendThe McDonough Family

$35 'Mr. & Mrs. Albert Gingras

$30Mr. & Mrs. John Ross

$25Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Arruda,

Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Kenton, Mr.& Mrs. Charles Conley

$25Mrs. E. McCue, Mrs. Robert

Sharkey, Mr. & Mrs. GeorgeGibb, Dr. & Mrs. John Falvey,Mr. & Mrs. David Campbell

Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Ser­vant, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Quilty,Mr. & Mrs. Mario A. Roque, Mrs.David FuUer, Mr. & Mrs. JosephRyan

Mrs. Etta Ryder, Mr. & Mrs.Lawrence Chamberlain, Mrs.Evelyn Wallace, Mrs. H.S.Houghton, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph B.Furtado

AttleboroHOLY GHOST

$50Mrs. Josephine L. DriscollMr. & Mrs. Paul J. JutrasMr. & Mrs. Joseph LuerkenMr. & Mrs. Robert Nelson

$37Mr. & Mrs. John Bergeron

$35Mrs. Madeline Turley

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

& Mrs. Manuel Almeida, Mr. &Mrs. William Ilkowitz, Mr. &Mrs. Joseph Lojeck, Mr. & Mrs.Carmine Roca, Mr. & Mrs. AlfredVaz

Attleboro FallsST. MARK

$600Jeweled Cross Company

$75Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cunning­

ham

liam O'Brien, Mrs. Irene Pitas,Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Roberge .

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Robichaud,Mrs. Nelson Roy, Mr. & Mrs.Rene Therrien, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Tomlinson, Mr. & Mrs.Lucien Viens.

Mrs. Paul Beausoleil, Mr. &Mrs. Ederito Fachada, Mrs.Frank Shrewsbury

Mr. & Mrs. Francis McInerneyMr. & Mrs. Francis O'ConnellMr. & Mrs. George O'ConnellMr. & Mrs. Aime Turgeon

$50

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$400Rev. Msgr. Gerard J. Chabot

$250Rev. Roger J. Levesque

$105Mr. & Mrs. Philip Morris &

Family

Paquin, Mr. & Mrs. Bertrand Pre­fontaine, Mrs. Philippe Rainville,Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Ringuette,Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Roy

Mr. & Mrs. James Hannon,Mrs. Israel Mercier, Mr. & Mrs.Paul Sauve, Mr. & Mrs. EdwardSuprenant

North AttleboroST. MARY

$1,000John F. Smith

$200Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Miconi Sr.

$150Rev. Cornelius J. Keliher

$100Mr. & Mrs. Alan Cawston

$50Mr. & Mrs. John GagneMarjorie L. Shea

$30Mr. & Mrs. Phillip Clark

$25Mr. & Mrs. Paul Curtis, Mr. &

Mrs. Henry Dupras, Mr. & Mrs.Wililiam Fournier, Gertrude lit­tlefield, Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Mac­Donald

Mrs. Marguerita F. Miller,Alice Mullaney, N. AttleboroLions Club, Mr. & Mrs. JosephJ. Sullivan

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$100Mr. & Mrs. Dominick Berardi'Confraternity of Christian

Mothers of St. Theresa's ChurchHoly Name Society of St. The­

resa's ChurchMr. & Mrs. Leo Lachance

$75Mr. & Mrs. George LeBeauMr. & Mrs. Francis Gman

$50Mr. & Mrs. Donald BoardmanMr. & Mrs. Oscar BourgetteMr. & Mrs. George BoydKatherine F. BradleyMr. & Mrs. John CaseMr. & Mrs. Armand Choiniere

& FamilyIn Memory of Mary E. GradyMrs. Richard May

$45Robert Whitaker

$40Mr. & Mrs. Patrick ByrnesMr. & Mrs. Joseph IwucMr. & Mrs. John Plath

$35'Mr. & Mrs. Walter DeludeLinus GignacMr. & Mrs. Anthony Moskal­

ski$33

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Duclos$30

Mr: & Mrs. Elmer ButlerMr. & Mrs. Gerald Keane

$25 'Mr. & Mrs'. Michael Arata, Mr.

& Mrs. Rodolphe Bruneau, Mr. &Mrs. Lee Casper, Mr. & Mrs.

, Robert Coelho, Mr. & Mrs. Jo­seph Cotter

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Glode, Mr.& Mrs. Harold Hanewich, Mr. &Mrs. Donald Harkins, Mr.' & Mrs.John Keane, Mr. & Mrs. JohnKenny

Mrs. Sarah Langlois, Mrs. Jo­seph Lunderville, Mr. & Mrs. Er­nest Major, Mr. & Mrs. JamesMann, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Me­Goran

Mr. & Mrs. Armand Moreau,Richard Murray, Mr. & Mrs. Wil·

North AttleboroSACRED HEART

$100Irene Boule & Rosa BourassaMrs. Edmond Precourt

$60Mr. & Mrs. Fernand Goulet

$50Mr. & Mrs. John BurkeMr. & Mrs. Paul DionMr. & Mrs. Pater TatarianM. & Mrs. Maurice DargisMr. & Mrs. Bernard Miramant

$40

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$1500Fernandes Super Markets, Inc.

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George MacielMr. & Mrs. Ralph Clegg_Mr. & Mrs. Robert Devlin

$40Mr. & Mrs. Donald E. ButtsMr. & Mrs. Felix YarusitesMrs. Joseph RussellMrs. Charles Wickland Jr.Roland & Beatrice PaquetteCharette Jr. FamilyDonald Garrity

$25Mr. & Mrs. Victor Wa:~, Mr. &

Mrs. William Flaherty, Mrs. Ray·mond Shea, Mr. & Mrs. JosephBousquet, Mr. & Mrs. ThomasBryant Sr.

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Murphy,Mary Hyatt, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesBlomeI', Mr. & Mrs. Judson Staf­ford, A Friend

$125Holy Name Society

$100Mr. & Mrs. Leo W. Tasca

$50Mrs. John KaveneyMr. & Mrs. John T. KelleherMr. & Mrs. David PitassiCharles Mello

. $35Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Carvalho·

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Rose

$25Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Hendricks

Jr. ,Mr. and Mrs. Maurice HoI­land, Mr. & Mrs. Edward D.O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Jo;ephMotta, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Michel­etti

Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stellmack,Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaveny, Mr.& Mrs. Stanley F. Young, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Sawyer, Mrs.Charles Schultz

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Dr. & Mrs.' Paul Achill• $30

Mr. & Mrs. Normand AchinMr. & Mrs. Edward Guertin

.\Mrs. Aldea Brais$26

Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Jet.te$25

Louis Bardier, Mr. & Mrs. Wil­frid Bourgault, Mr. & Mrs. AlbertBesilets, Mr. & Mrs. Wilfrid

-SeekonkOUR LADY OF'MT. CARMEL

$200Mr: & Mrs. William Cuddigan

$150Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Wom­

en's Guild

iOTTERY WINNER: Redemptorist Father Charles N.Dpnovan, 28,' waves the claim form for the $200,000 prizein the Ma~sachusetts Lottery. He will receive 10 annualpayments of $20,000 which will be turned over to his orderfor missionary work in Brazil. Father Donovan is ~ philOSO­phy major at Boston College. NC Photo.

East TaulntonHOLY FAMILY

$50Mr. & Mrs. Antone Gomes &

Man:.tel GomesMr. & Mrs. Joseph Mozzone

$35'Mr. & Mrs. Francis H. Perry

$30Charles KenyonJ. Perry

$25Mr. & Mrs. Arthur CollinsMr. & Mrs. Raymond CookeMr. & Mrs. Edwin' L. DavisMr. & Mrs,. Joseph GouletRobert LarkinEugene LecuyerMr. & Mrs. Antone PeieiraMr. & Mrs. Alfred St. Yves

Taunt'onOUR LADY OF LOURDES

$200Rev. Manuel M. Resendes

$125Rev. Msgr. E. S. de Mello

$50James P. Silvia

$30Adelino Paulo

$25Antone Fraga, Mary Mattos,

Edwardo Franco, Antone J.Gray, Ro'bert Mendes

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$100Raymond & Mrs. Desrosier

$50Cornelius J. KellyWilliam Leonard

$35Charles & Mrs. Kingsbury

$25Edward & Mrs. LadebaucheCornelius & Mrs. KileyRoland & Mrs.· ArguinEdmund & Mrs. Sullivan

HOLY ROSARY

$250Franciscan Fathers OFM Conv..

$50Mr. & Mrs. Marcellus Lemaire

$40Mr. & Mrs. John Dubena

$30Mr. & Mrs. Russell WoodwardMr. & Mrs. Joseph Drewniany

$27Mrs. Anna Bartek

$25Mrs. Phyllis Kable & SonsMr. & Mrs Theodqre KalacznikMr. & Mrs. Walter Plonka &

FamilyMr. & Mrs. John Kokoszka &

. Family

SACRED HEART

$50Mrs. M. Veronica McKenna

$45Rose O'Do:mellRita O'Donnell

$25Mr. & Mrs. James Cooke, Eu­

gene Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. JohnP. Corr, Mr. & Mrs. Angelus Bur­gess, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Stacy

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Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. ArmMcCaffrey, Mr. & Mrs. CharlesCronan, Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Pi­geon, Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Maynard

Mr. & Mrs. Francis Souza,Marguerite Cronan, Mrs. EllenScully, Mr. & Mrs. Patrick J.Murphy, Mr. &_ Mrs. CliftonPierce

ST. JACQUES

$300Rev. Andre P. Jussaume

$100Dr. & Mrs. Donald Lamarche

$50Roland AuclairGerard BenenfantMaurice LarocqueRaymond Nolin

$35Maurice RiendeauWesley Schondek

$30Clail'ina HamelHenry Perra Jr.Charles Rocheleau

$25Jean Paul Bourdeau, Mrs. Ros­

alie Desrosiers" Francis Guay &Family, Regina Hebert, ArthurOuillette

Roger Parent, Edna Riley, Mrs.Walter Taylor

ST. PAUL

$50Salvatore Spinelli

$30Mr. & Mrs. Maurice Lemieux

$26Mr. & Mrs. Walter Fitzgerald .

$25Rita Carroll, Mr. & Mrs.

Charles Correia, In Memory ofJohn & Mary Drugan, Mr. &Mrs. Robert Fieldihg, Mr. & Mrs.Leonard Goslin

Mr. & Mrs. Stuart Place, Mr.& Mrs. Paul Silva, Cora Smith,Mr. & Mrs. WaIter Sowyrda, Mr.& Mrs.. Lyman Taylor·

ST. JOSEPH

$400Rev. John J. Murphy

$100Mr. Be Mrs. Edward F. Ken­

nedy$50

Dr. & Mrs. Thaddeus FiglockThe Garvin FamilyOsborne McClellanMr. & Mrs. WaIter PowersMr. & Mrs. William Scully

$40,Joan Frazier

$35Mr. & Mrs. William Moniz

$30Helen R. DahmMaribeth DahillMary DonahueMr. & Mrs. Roland Ducharme

& Family ,Mr. & Mrs. Roger C. Kingsley

Jr. .Mr. & Mrs. Donald M, LewisMr. & Mrs. Armindo LourencoMr. & Mrs. John SantosJudge & Mrs. Frank SmithMr. & Mrs. Rudolph Bessette

$25Mr. & Mrs. Richard Arikian,

Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Bird, Cather­ine Cambell, Mrs. Anna Champ­ney, Mr. & Mrs. Louis Chaves

John Costova, Edward J. Da­hill, Mr. & Mrs. William E.' Dias,

. Jennie Driscoll, Patricia FrazierPaul Frazier, Mr. & Mrs. Peter.

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:In Memory of Robert ParentSr., Mr. & Mrs. Donald Paquette.Raymond Scully, Mrs. EdwardHoye, John P. Latham

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. $200Rev. William E. Farland

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$50Robert GrayJoseph NardozziDorothy WalfordJoseph Scanlon

$40James Hauck Sr.. Paul FountainJames Mulvey

$35'Riehard Peotrowski, M.D.

$26:Bernice Fountain, , $25iRobert Gilmore, George Bou­

Cher, Elmer Sargent, EdwardM~rby, Barbara O'Brien

:Louis Cabana, Virgil Grignon,Edward Rogan, Raymond Paine,Arthur Howell

I Robert Smith, John Manga­naro, Thomas W. Wha'len, DorisConnors, David Perry

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Anthony Roza, Alfred Fraga,J. W. Leroy Latimer

fairhcmvenST. MARY

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;Dr. & Mrs. Robert Gaudreau$111~

Jame ·Finn$75i

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.Anonymous$35;

Mr. & Mrs. John Wojcik$33

Mr. & Mrs. Weber Torres

$25Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cataldo,

Association of the Sacred Hearts,Lucien Dlugosinski, Mr. & Mrs.Herman C~rreiro, Mrs. StellaPacheco

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$75Mr. & Mrs. David Sibor

$50Mr. & Mrs. Orner Pothier

$30Mr. & Mrs. Elphege DesrochesA Friend

$25Mr. & Mrs. Joseph L. Martel,

Rene Harbeck, Mr. & Mrs. Leon­ard Cejka, Arnold Cejka

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$100Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A. Saladino

$75Mr. & Mrs. Earl DiasDr. & Mrs. Jerome Bra.ultDr. & Mrs. Edward L. Soares

$60Mr. & Mrs. Alfred Vincent &

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$45Mrs. Rita B. Antonsen & Family

$42. Fred F. Wolanski

$40Mr. & Mrs. Donald SullivanMr. & Mrs.· Ernest R. Bouley

. $35Mr. & Mrs. Ernest T. Ba'lboniMr. & Mrs. Josel'lh BorgesMr. & Mrs. Maurice BurkeMr. & Mrs. john GolenskiMr. & Mrs. James HonohanMargaret ManghamMr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. MoyerMr. & Mrs. Stanley WalshMr. & Mrs. John E. Lima Jr.Dr. & Mrs. Chester Baron.

$33Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Pare

$30Mr. & Mrs. Ernest .T. BarrowMr. & Mrs. Gerard BenoitMarguerite CarrollMr. & Mrs. John F. DwyerAnne & .Margaret EganMr. & Mrs. Charles JosephMr. & Mrs. Albert MoquinMr. & Mrs. Edward WelchDelcia CharetteBertha C. SmithDavid WadeMr. & Mrs. Richard Claflin

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mons

$25Mr. & Mrs. James Arruda, Mr.

& Mrs. Joaquim August, Mr. &Mrs. Yaymond, Barton, Mr. &Mrs. Ellio Bennett, Eva Bissail-Ion /

Martha Bisaillon, Mr. & Mrs.Anthony Blanchard, Dixie L.Caron, Mr. & Mrs. MichaelCosta, Mr. & Mrs. Allen Days

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Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hogan,Louis Jacquel, Casimir Jarosik,Mr. & Mrs. James B. Lanagan,Earle & Margaret M. Larkin

Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lopes, Mrs.Maynard C. McCaratney, Mr. &Mrs. August Medeiros, Mr. &Mrs. Edwaed Medeiros, Mr. &Mrs. Edwin McQuillan

Josephine Melanson, Joseph C.Mello, Mr. & Mrs. Anson Paine,Alexander Perry, Mr. & Mrs. PaulV. Murray

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Mary Sullivan, William Sulli­van, Mr. & Mrs. Sylvia, Mr. &Mrs. Manuel Sylvia, Mr. & Mrs.William Towers

Mr. & Mrs. Donald Tucker,Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Voler, NealWall

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Mr. & Mrs. Raymond StarvishMr. & Mrs. Roland Payette, Mr.& Mrs. Edward Soares, Mr. &Mrs. Antone DecTerra Jr., Mr.& Mrs. Antone DecTerra, Mrs.David Fitzgerald

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laneMrs. Ambrose Smith & FamilvMary Downey •Mrs. Mary WitersonA FriendMrs. Edward LyonsMr. & Mrs. Robert A. MakinMr. & Mrs. Alexander Phillips

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Edward Duffy, In Memory ofAnthony S. King, Mr. '& Mrs.Andrew Kennedy, Elizabeth 0'·Brien

Helen O'Bl;ien, ,William O'­Brien, Mrs. Helen Ryan, Mr. &Mrs. Leo St. Aubin, Mr. & Mrs.John Sullivan

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Joseph Meggison, Mrs. JamesT. Mosher, Mr. & Mrs. JosephMundorf, Mr. & Mrs. JosephPierce, Mr. & Mrs Thomas Wood

Mr. & Mrs. Alfred BeauregardMr. & Mrs. Harold BartonEllen Downey, Margaret Dow-

ney, A Friend (2), Mrs. RolandMathieu, Madeline Riley

AntonioAntonio

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Mr. & Mrs. William Kearney$125

Mr. & Mrs. John Dunn$100

Mrs. Anne E. HooperIn Memory of Michael J. Har-

rington 'Dr. & Mrs. James BoltonCol. S. Ross LangloisDr. & Mrs. William WalshMary DowneyDr: & Mrs. George Riley

$75Ruth B. McFaddenThe Joseph A. Burke Family

$60Mrs. Mary B. WheatonMr. & Mrs.John D. KenneyMr. & Mrs. Edward McIntyre

, $55Mr. & Mrs. John Tierney

$50Mr. & Mrs. Patrick S. DavisMr. & Mrs. Lawrence FinniFrancis E. McCarthyHope McFaddenMrs. Elizabeth VermetteMr. & Mrs. Joseph HasseyA FriendMrs. Thomas Mahoney

$45Mr. & Mrs Edmund Harrington

$40Mrs. William DowneyMr. & Mrs. James Kearney

$35A FriendMr. & Mrs. Nelsen DumaineMr. & Mrs. Anthony FerreiraMr. & Mrs. Paul E. MarshallMr. & Mrs. Albert AndersonMr. & Mrs. James Ryan

$33Rita Limerick

WHEELCHAIR MASS: Father William Atkinson, 28,believed to be one of the few quadriplegics ever ordaineda priest, talks with a resident of Inglis House in Philadelphiawhile visiting to celebrate a Mass for the handicapped. TheAugustinian priest, who was ordained in February, had lostthe use of his limbs in a 1965 tobogg~ning accident. NCPhoto.

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ST. LAWRENCE

$300Dr. & Mrs. J. E. Cameron

Durant

OUR LADY OF ASSUMPTION

$100M. F. SmithRobert Garrison

$35Joseph Rogers

$34Antone S. Monteiro

$25Evelyn Baptista,

Gomes Jose F. Cruz,M. daCruz .

ST. FRANCIS OF ASSl6I

$52Marcotte Family

$35Mr. & Mrs. Baptist Vercellone

$25Mr. & Mr3. Louis Bono, Mrs.

Karl Halvor!:en & Family,League of St. Francois of Assisi,Mr. & Mrs. Clyde Rounseville

$35Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kulesza &

Son

ST. ANNE

$30Mr.. ~ Mrs. He;,ri Constant

ST. j\1Al{Y

$250Rev. Bernard H. Unsworth

$150Mr. & Mrs. Charles Kulick

$100St. Vincent de Paul ConferenceMr. & Mrs. Gerard Guillette

$50Henry Gurl

$30 'Mr. & Mrs. A'lbert Coucci

$25Mrs. Marie LaPointeMr. & Mrs. Gabriel HolmesAlice & Hazel DavisMrs. Joseps RezendesMabel Rezendes

$25Mr. & Mrs. Stanley S::ulik, Mr.

& Mrs. Edwin Okolski, In Honorof Mary Immaculate, Mr. & Mrs.Raymond LeBlanc, Mr. P- Mrs.l'vYatthew Dobyna, Mrs. CliffordBates

ST. HEDWIG

$200Francisan Fathers OFM Conv.

$130PatIa Family

$50Mr. & Mrs. John Mello ,In Memory of Maryan Olem­

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$125Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Hendricks

$103Mt. Carmel Women's Club

$50Mr. & Mrs. Jose Evaristo Melo

$35Mr. & Mrs. Lauran SilvaM & Mrs. Henrique Rouxinol

$30Mr. & Mrs. Raymond MedeirosMr. & .Mrs. Joao TomasiaMr. & Mrs. Joseph V. NunesEdward JosephMrs. Hortense Garcia.Mr. & Mrs. Charles CorreiaMr. & Mrs. Frederick AlmeidaMr. & Mrs. Manuel Rapoza

Jr.In Memory of Msgr. Antonio

P. Vieira$26

Mr. & Mrs. Elias Costa Jr.$25

Irene Souza, Mr. & Mrs. Ata­cilio Rezendes, Maria Re-:endes,Mr. & Mrs. Ru!>en Soares Mace­do, Mr. & Mrs. Oswald Castro

A FriendA Friend, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph

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Maria Freitas, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Viera

A FriendA FriendChar:es & Angela Verdi

$50Charles & Ann CrowleyA Friend

$25Paul Glennon, Mr. & Mrs.

Flood, Howard & Mary Chad­wick

A Friend'$30

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New BedfordST. JOHN THE BAPTIST

$300Rev. Raymond W. McCarthy

$100Au"ertine Funeral HomeDr. Marcio M. BuenoA FriendDr. & Mrs. Manuel Sou:::aIn Memory of M:muel· J.

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$25Laurinda Andrade, Mr. & Mrs.

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$103

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Leonard J. Daley :by the Misse5Gertrude & Loretta Daley

$120George Rogers .Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Marshall

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$55Mr. & Mrs. James Wilson Jr..

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malvo$35

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$4!iORev. Thomas }1. Daley

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$100Friendly Son -of St. Patrick's

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$30The Sweeney Family

$25M,rs.· Joseph Lawlor, Mrs.

Henry Dailey, Irene Lavoie, Mr.& Mrs.. George Mo:miz, Mr. &Mrs. James D. Sunderland, GemConstruction

NETWORK INTERVIEW: Archbishop Jean Jadot, apostolic delegate in the UnitedStates, is interviewed by Herb Kaplow in the ABC Network studio in Washington, D.C.The archbishop warned that "there is danger in the United States of a too easy society."The program will be broadcast May 19. NC Photo.

ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA$250

Rev. Bertrand R. Chabot$100

Rev. Olement F. DufourRev. Robert W. Dowling

$80The Beauregard Fami'ly. $60Anna Esa & Family

$50Mr. & Mrs. Lionel RobitailleZoella DufourMary Georgsen

$35 .'Chausse-Dumont Funeral

Home$30

Atty. & Mrs. Robert Surpre­ant

David Dumais$25

Mr. & Mrs. Romeo Charpen­tier, Eva Benoit

Fall RiverBLESSED SAC~ENT

$50Mr. & Mrs. Richard Hamel

$30'A &. W Root Beer StandMr. & Mrs. Roger Lauzon

$25Mr. & Mrs. Wildl"id Dumont,

A I"riend. Mr. & Mrs. Louis Ste.Marie, Mr. & Mrs. Aime Goulet& daughter Vivianne, Mr. & Mrs.Alrbert Beaudoin

'Paul Langlais, Mrs. Rose Ton­em

HOLY CROSS

$40 ,In Memory of parents

$25 .Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C:::el'Wonka,

A Friend .Mr. & Mrs Vincent Gancarski ..A FriendIn Memory of deceased Priests

of parish

NOTRE DAME

$40·Bertrand Boulay

$30Mr. & Mrs. Normand ClementJeannette & Medora DupuisEmelia Larocque

$25Mr. & Mrs. Milton Fuller, Mr.

& Mrs. Edgar St. Martin

OUR LADY OF THE .ANGELS

$40Tobias Monte

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BLESSING OF MOTORCYCLES: Rev. Hilary Scott, OFM, of Our Lady's Chapel, NewBedford, blesses the vehicles of the Rhode Island Star Riders. Gil Rapoza of Swansea isthe president of the organization.

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The Falmouth National BankFalMOUTH. MASS.

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$50Mr. & Mrs. Herve BernierMrs. Anthony Keramis

~ Thomas B. ManningMarion L. TorphyMrs. Henry F. SheaVincent M. FitzgeraldMr. & Mrs. Michael Fitzger·

aidAtty & Mrs. Roger MorganHilda PhillIpsMrs. Michael ReganHenry J. LemeriseMr. & Mrs. Charles FrancoPatrick Callahan

$40Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Pinson­

neault$35

Mr. & Mrs. Richard HennesseyMarion & Daniel Foley

$31In Memory of Deputy Chief

Pietruska$30

Mary HurleyMrs. Raoui T. Gagnon

$25In Memory of William R. &

Cecilia M. O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs.John A. Burke, Mr. & Mrs. Den­nis Paiva, John Reder

Mr. & Mrs. William F. Pat­ten, Mrs. Fred Brissette, Mr. &Mrs. William Manning Jr. Mr.& Mrs. James J. Sullivan, Mr. &Mrs. Raymond Gallagher

Ed-ward P. Grace & Family,Mr. & Mrs. Rouel Rapoza, Mr.& Mrs. Francis Harrington, Mrs.Alice Butler, Grace A. Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. William O'Brien,Margaret J. Turner, WilliamKeating Mr. & Mrs. RaymondCheney, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph A.Ryan

Mr. & Mrs. Jean Louis Beau­pre, Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Hurst,Mr. & Mrs. Roland Gagnon, Mr.& Mrs. Raymond McMullen, Mr.& Mrs. Paul Lyons

Mr. & Mrs. Stephen NawrockiJr. The Madden Family, MarcellaReagan, Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Staf­ford Jr., Mary C. Casey

Madeline Casey, Mr. & Mrs.James Considine, Helena Kelley,Mrs. Francis Reagan, Mr. & Mrs.Francis Carey

Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cullen,Elinore Kennedy, Mr. & Mrs.Joseph McGuill, Mr. & Mrs. Ber­nard Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. LionelBraz

Mr. & Mrs. James Donnelly,Mr. & Mrs. James Murray, Mr.& Mrs. Fernand Bonnoyer

CONRAD SEGUINBODY COMPANY

Aluminum or Steel944 County St,.et

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HOLY NAME

$150Dr. Richard Donovan

$125John J. BurkeDr. & Mrs. John Carvalho

$100Rev. Hugh J. MunroRev. William G. CampbellRobert PatenaudeIn Memory of Alice B. NortonMr. & Mrs. Gustave Mattos

$75Mona M. SheaMr. & Mrs. Joseph Brum

$60Mr. & Mrs. Michael Regero

$100Mr. & Mrs. William F. Whelan

Jr.St. Louis Ladies' Guild

$50Mr. & Mrs. Daniel VincentMr. & Mrs. Robert WhiteHilda MylesIn Memory of John & Florence

PhilbinIrene ReynoldsEdward McAndrewRita DoranThomas DoranMargaret DoranMrs. Ann Tuttle

$45In Memory of Thomas Britland

Jr. & Joseph C. Camara$40

Mr. & Mrs. Herman Mello$35

Mrs. Mary Cantwell$30

In Memory of Thomas CassidyIn Memory of Michael & Mar-

garet TobinGertrude O'NeilJames Whalen Jr.John Whitty

$25Mrs. James Benson, Mr. &

Mrs. William O'Neil, Mr. & Mrs.Charles Hargraves, the Hussey &O'Neill Families, Mr. & Mrs.John Cronin

Mr. & Mrs. John Maher, Mr.& Mrs. Wilfr·id Desruisseaux,Margaret Kehoe, Mr. & Mrs. Wit-.Iiam P. Lynch, M. Thomas Con­roy.

Peter Cantwell, Marion Fahey,Mr. & Mrs. Jose"h Camara, Mr.& Mrs. Edmund Coulo

ST. LOUIS

$300Connerton Family

$250St. Vincent de Paul

ST. WILLIAM

$500Rev. Msgr. Raymond·T. Consi­

dine$150

In Memory of William FrancisCrowley

$100James E. & Elizabeth R. Fitz­

geraldMary M. & Helen L. Donovan

$80Rev. John F. M;oore

$75Margaret Constantine

$50Mr. & Mrs. Francis GauthierThe Boodry FamilyAlice F. CrowleyMae RileyMr. & Mrs. John MaitozaMr. & Mrs. Allen Jarabek

$40Christopher. Lake .Jr.

$35Helen M. Sullivan

$30Mr. & Mrs. Louis ViveirosMr. & Mr~. Alcide Talbot

$26Henry Raposa

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

& Mrs. Ra:.'mond Doo.ley, JohnPotts, Mr. & Mrs. Paul H. Mar­tin, Mr. & Mrs. A. Gagnon

Mr. & Mrs. Richard S. Ta­vares, Mr. & Mrs. Ernest Pinson­neault, George Eccles, The Gott­wald Family, In Memory of

. Jame::; QuinnGenevieve Connelly, Mr. &

Mrs. Leonard Bernier, Mr. &Mrs. Thomas Moore, Gertrude V.Kennedy, Lillian Reardon

Mr. & Mrs. Roland Talbot,Mr. & Mrs. James Finglass, Mr.& Mrs. James Chlebek, Edward-Breault, Martha Hobbs

James Doucet, Mr. & Mrs. Wil­liam Sewell, William Bradbury,William Bradbury -Sr., John A.Diskin, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Bu­gara

k-"~tr.J..·i ' •I ,

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$50George DriscollGerald I. & Mildred G. Har-

ringtonT. Arthur McCannMr. & Mrs. Edmund MitchellIn Memory of Mrs. Nathalie

E. MurphvMr. & Mrs. Antone S. Feno Jr.Margaret MorrissMr. & Mrs. Manuel J. Soares

$48Mr. & Mrs. Rober,t E. Nedder-­

man

Mrs. H. Frank ReillyFrances C. ShaughnesseyHelen L. SullivanIn Memory of John J. TuiteMargaret R. Sullivan

$75Mr. & Mrs. Daniel I,i'. Murphy

Jr.

$35Frances M. CummingsIn Memory of Herman J.

Springer$30

Ann & EIi~abeth Downey &Catherine Flynn

$25William Black, Robert Carey,

Dr. & Mrs. Raymond J. Connors,Mr. & Mrs. Thomas F. Connors,Thomas J. Dolan

Margaret & Leonora A. Don­ovan, Mr. & )VIrs. Chester Gosci­minski, Mr. & Mrs. Donald Gus­tafson, Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth E.Leger, Mar~aret F. Lenaghan

Mr. & Mrs. Abel MarceJrine,Mr. & Mrs. George McCoomb,Mrs. John L. Morgan. Mr. & Mrs.John J. Patota, Mr. & Mrs. JohnShay

Mr. & .Mrs. John H. Springer;Mrs. John C. Torpey, Mr. & Mrs.J. Joseph Welch, Kathryn V.Whalen & Margaret M. Whalen

Mr. &-Mrs. Omer BoucherHannah G. CotmorsDavid Faria Jr:Mrs. John P. FlemingMrs. Letitia A. LynchKathryn &' Lillian MaddenElizabeth OwensTheresa PattenMr. & Mrs. Raymond RosaMrs. Benjamin Stafford

$60Mr. & Mrs. George E. Sullivan

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Fall River

ST. MATHIEU

$35In Memory of Dr. Eugene Di­

onne by Mrs. Eugene Dionne &Family

$25Mr. & Mrs. Harold McNerney,

Mr. & Mrs. Rene Durette

SACRED HEART

$165Rev. Arthur K. Wingate

$100Mr. & Mrs. John F. HalHseyIn Memory of Mary H.C. Flynn

ST. ELIZABETH

$150Rev. George deJ. Sousa

$50St. Elizabeth's Ladies Guild

$35St. Vincent de Paul Conference

$25·Anthony Rodrigues, Laura No­

bregaA Friend

ST. PATRICK$125 .

St. Vincent de Paul Society$50

Manuel SearsIn Memory of Mr. & Mrs.

George V. Broderick$35

Mary E. KilroyMrs. Eugene LeClairMr. & Mrs. Clarence J. Harney

$30Mr. & Mrs. Horace TravassosAlida Hart'

$25Henry Augustine, Mr. & Mrs.

Ronald Cabucio, Leo Callahan,In Memory of Mr. & Mrs. Mi­chael J. Foran, Mr. & Mrs. Ray­mond Halbardier

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ST. JOSEPH

$100Mr. & Mrs. Nestor G. SilvaMrs. John Markland

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$35Mary Cullen

$30Arthur HannafinMr. & Mrs. Eugene Morin

$25Anne Borden, Mrs. Walla'ce

Fairbanks, Mr. & Mrs. RobertGagno:l, Peter Hodnett, Mr. &Mrs. WilHam Lomax

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