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Appeal Climbs to $612,075.28 Many parishioners of St. Jo:;eph's parish in Woods Hole gave to the Appeal in memory of their be).oved late pastor, Rev. Edwin Loew. Such a response of love and care for the memory of a priest rekindles real charity in the hearts of all the donors to the Appeal The Appeal is now at $612,075.28. Special gift solie· itors are requested, urgently to complete their remainig contacts this week. Parish solicitors are urged to make final returns to their parish, centers by Monday, May 20th. Final donations from the two phases of the Appeal can An Anchor 01 'he Soul, Sure and Film-St. Paul be registered until Friday noon, May 24. The books will be closed then for the 1974 final tabulaFall River, Mass., Thursday, May 16, tions of parish and special gift PRICE 15c solicitations. © 1974 The Anchor Diocesan lay chairwoman, Mrs. $5.00 per ygar Gilbert J. Noonan of Falmouth, stated: "We are pleased with this new total and we look forward to an increase within the next few days. Special gift contacts are still outstanding and many more parishes have more returns to report." Many parishes are close to The Most Reverend Daniel A. Bishop Cronin had, at the time surpassing their 1973 totals. The Cronin, Bishop of F'all River, an- of the disaster, alerted the Cath- present number of parishes ennounced today that a shipment olic Relief Services to the plight rolled in the 1974 Honor Roll for of twenty-five tons of clothing, of the AzOrean victims. The ship- , exceeding last year's final total antibiotics, vitamins and milk is ment of provisions will be placed is 15. They are: St. Joseph, Attlebeing sent to the residents of on a Portuguese Line vessel sail- boro; Our Lady of the Isle, NanPico island in the Azo:res by the ing from New York. Caritas-Por- tucket; St: Joseph,Woods Hole; Cathol:ic Relief Services of the tuguesa, an international agency Holy Cross, Our -Lady of the AnUnited States. for aid of distressed persons, is gels, St. Patrick, SS. Peter & Pico was devastated by a se· cooperating with the A1nerican Paul, St. Stanislaus, Fall River; vere earthquake some five Catholic Relief Services in the months ago, during which 80 per project. cent of the buildings on the is,Bishop Cronin's office has land were dem<>lished and thou- completed arrangements with sands of residents left homeless. Most Reverend Manuel Alfonso The relief supplies will be pro- de Carvalho, Bishop of Angra in vided through the national office the Azores, for distribution of of the United States Catholic the material. The Very Reverend Conference. Most Reverend Ed- Jose Freitas Fortuna, Dean of ward E. Swanstrom ili Executive Horta in the A~re3, wiU oversee WASHINGTON-Gn the recDirector of the bureau. Turn to Page Two ommendation of the U. S. Bishops' Committee on the Liturgy, John Cardinal Krol of Philadelphia, President of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops, has announced December 1, 1974, as the off,icial effective date for the use of the new "Rite of Rev. Raymond W. Marquis, Marquis of Thurber Avenue, See- Anointing and Pastoral Care of O.M.I., became the first member konk, Father Marquis hopes to the Sick." Beginning with that date, the of St. Stephen's parish, Attle- wOl"k as a missionary in Haiti. first Sunday of Advent, only the boro, to enter the priesthood He studied at the Oblate Juni- revised rite is to be used in the when he was ordained as an Ob- ior Seminary, Bucksp<>rt, Me. late of Mary Immaculate at cer- and received a philosophy de- celebration of the Sacrament of emonies held in Lowell and con- gree from the Oblate College of Anointing. The revised ritual ducted by Bbhop Louis Gelineau Bar Harbor. Me. and Natick, also includes the rite fol', the v,isitation and communion 0/ the of Providence. Mass. in 1967. He entered the' sick to be used by the ordinary The son of Mr. and Mrs. Julien Oblate novitiate in 1964, making ministers of the Eucharist (bish'his first profession in 1965 and op, priest, deacon), as well as taking final vows in 1970. instituted acolytes and the spePrior to ordination, the new cial ministers of the Eucharist. priest was assistant for two Three liturgical publishers years at Notre Dame de Lourdes (Catholic Book Publishing Comparish in Lowell and he was also pany, Liturgical Press, Pueblo a rehabilitation counselor for the Publishing Company) have made blind in New Hampshire. available the full Rite of AnointHis first Mass was celebrated ing and Pastoral Care of the at St. Stephen's Church with con- Sick for use in the United States. celebrants including Rev. Donald The booklets, prepared in a pracBelanger, pastor, Rev. Roger tical format, include all of the Roy, provincial superior of the alternate options offered in the Oblate Fathers, Rev. George Latin Editio Typica. Rouillier, Rev. Paul 'Levesque, Made available on March, 7, Rev. George Sirois, Rev. Maurice 1974, the approved English Loiselle, Rev. Clarence Menard, translation of the revised rites and Rev. Paul Marquis, all Ob- has already been widely used lates. throughout the country. Diocesan A reception and dinner at Bish- liturgical offices have sponsored op Feehan High School foHowed study programs in preparation for the use of the new rites. REV. RAYMOND W. MARQUIS the Mass.

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Anointing Rite Date Dec. 1

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

St. Bernard, Assonet; Our Lady of Grace, North Westport; St. Thomas More, Somerset; St. Louis de France, Swansea; Our Lady of Fatima, New Bedford; St. Rita, Marion; Immaculate Conception, Taunton. A final report of the 1974 Appeal will be issued five days after the closing of the books. Parish chairmen, priest directors and special gift solicitors of the Ap· peal should make their reports in person at Headquarters beginning Wednesday, May 22, to the closing on Friday, May 24 in order to receive proper credit for this year's Appeal.

LEADING AREA PARISHES Attleboro Area St. John, Attleboro $12,390.99 Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 9,638.00 St. Mary, Seekonk 8,5i3.95 Holy Ghost, Attleboro 8,065.00 St. Theresa, So. _ 7,301.00 Attleboro

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$12,084.00

SaI'ldwich 10,870.00 St. Pius X, South Yarmouth 9,324.00 Assumption, Osterville 8,796.75 51. Margaret, Buzzards Bay 7,828.00

Fall River Area

Holy Name, Fall River $21,806.00 Our Lady of the Angels, Fall River 13,748.00 St. Thomas More, Somerset 10,857.50 Cathedral, Fall River 10,473.50 Sacred Heart, Fall River 7,706.00

New Bedford Area

Mt. Carmel, New Bedford St. Lawrence, New BedfordSt. James, New Bedford St. Joseph, Fairhaven Holy Name, New Bedford

$20,882.89 13,283.99 12,404'.00 ' 10,317.25 9,590.00

'Taunton Area Sacred Heart, Taunton $7,182.50 Holy Family, Taunton 6,471.00 St. Mary, Taunton 6,103.50 Immaculate Conception', No. Easton 5,840.00 St. Paul, Taunton 5,773.00

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Fe-lician Sisters Mark 100 Years Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin, S.T.D., Bishop of Fall River, will offer a solemn pontifical Mass on Sunday, May 19, at St. Stanislaus Church, Fall River, to mark a century of service in the United States by the Felician Sisters. The 11 o'clock Sunday Mass will have the Fall River Diocese join in the nationwide celebrations for the religious community. In attendance will be Rev. Mother Landeline, provincial superior of the New England Provo ince; Sister Mary Presentia and Sister Mary Aida, members of the New England Council. Sixty Felician Sisters, representing parishes from throughout New England, will also be guests

of St. Stanislaus Parish. Many of these visiting sisters are former parishioners or teachers of St. St.anislaus Parish. The Felician Sisters came to America in 1874 when five of their group came to Polonia, Wise. to minister to the Polish immigrants there and to teach in the local parochial school. The early foundatoin became a province three years later and extended its apostolate to other states. In the decades that followed, six other provinces were erected: Buffalo, N. Y., Coraopolis, Pa., Chicago, Ill., Lodi, N. J., Enfield, Conn. and Ponca City, Okla. At present the American provTum to Page Four

Bishop Cronin Announces Assignments of Clergy Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin, S.T.D., Bishop of the Diocese of Fall River has announced the resignation of a pastor due to HI health, the appointment of an administrator and the re-assign· ment of one assistant. Resigning from the pastoral ministry because of ill health is Rev. Stephen J. Downey, pastor of Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro. He will reside at the Catholic Memorial Home, Fall River. Rev. Bento R. Fraga, assistant at Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro becomes the new administrator of the Attleboro parish in which he has served as assistant for the past two years. Rev. Edward J. McIsaac, assistant at Corpus Christi Parish, Sandwich will rep<>rt on Wednesday, May 22 to his new assign-

ment as assistant at St. Patrick's Parish, Wareham. Tum to Page Three

FATHER FRAGA

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

'DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER.

OFFICIAL RESIGNATION Rev. Stephen J. Downey. Pastor of Holy Ghost Parish in Attleboro, resignation because of ill, health, to residence to Catholic 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, 1974 Rev. Edward F. McIsaac, Assistant at Corpus Christi Parish, Sandwich to St. Patrick Parish, Wareham as assistant. Effective May 22, 1974

Bishop of Fall River

Students Honored at Gerrard High ,Congresswoman Mar gar e t Heckler addressed the student body of Bishop Gerrard, High School, Fall River, at National. Honor Society induction cerel1)onies last week. Accepted to membership were Susan Carreiro, Jeanne Chretien, Heidi Costa, Anne Marie Deschene, Jeannine Gagnon, Anna Hrycin, Denise Jolicoeur and Susan Tavares. To qualify for National Honor Society member:,hi;->, students must maintain a cumulative' average of 85 per cent, with no ,grade below 80 per cent and must meet high standards of scholarship, service, leadership and character. Outstanding Students Also 'honored at the Fall River high school were 10 students named to the Societyof Outstand-

Necro.logy MAY 24 Rev. James F. Clark, 1907, Founder, St. James, New Bedford MAY 25 Rev. Michael P. Kirby, 1925; St. Mary, North Attleboro

ing American High School Students. As members they are eligible for an awards program offering over $800;000 in renew. able college scholarships and for listing in' an annual volume of students thus honored. They are Karen Russell, Suzanne Gagnon, Linda Jenusz, Celeste Dube, Anne Tremblay, Susan Cote, Margot Desrosiers, Andrea Vincent, Jeanne Desrosiers, Louise Goulet.

Pico Residence Continued from Page One the equitable distribution of the Catholic Relief provisions. Shortly after the November 23rd earthquake, Bishop Cronin had sent a contribution' of $5,000 for immediate relief of the victims to Bishop Carvalho. Many area residents contributed to other relief funds. The Honorable Antonio Sanchez da Silva Branco, Governor of the Horta District, communicated with Bishop Cronin subsequently, indicating the dramatic effect of the cash grant, identified by· Bishop· Cronin at the time as a "tangible sign of the solidarity" existing between the Dioceses ,of Fall River and, Angra.

Rev. James V. Mendes, 1961, The supplies to be provided by Administrator, Our Lady of An. Catholic Relief Services will aid gels, Fall River in the slow and agonizing procMAY 30 ess of rebuilding. One observer, familiar with the situation, reRev. Jordan Harpin, O.P., marked that clothing es'pecially 1929, Dominican p'riory, Fall will be welcome, as personal efRiver fects were lost and destroyed in Rev. Edniond J: Potvin, 1937, the quake. St. John Baptist, Fall River Catholic Relief Services is the Rev. James M. Quinn, 1950, official agency of the American Pastor, St. John Evangelist, At-. Catholic community for'responding to disasters of all sorts in t1ebora every corner of the world. Public support of the agency is an__'11I"""""""""1""""""""1""""""""'11""","""""'1111""........_ THE ANCHOR nually provided by Catholic Second Class Postage Paid at Fall River, -faithful in all Dioceses of the Mass. Published every Thursday at 410 United States by the mid-Lent Highland Avenue, Fall River. Mass. 02722 ~y the Catholic Press of the Diocese of Fall collection, popularly known as River. Subscription price .by mail, postpaid $5.00 per year. "Bishops' Relief Collection."

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Five Priests Celebrate' Silver )ubilees Four priests in the Diocese of Fall River will celebrate their silver jubilee of ordination in ear,ly June, and one priest has completed the celebration of his 25th anniversary 'in the priesthood: They are: Rev. Manuel Andrade, Adminstratorof Our Lady of Health Parish, Fall River; 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 son of Manuel and Maria Hortensia Medeiros Andrade was, born in Taunton on March 30, 1926. After his preliminary education in Sao Miguel, Azores, he began his priestly studies at the Angra Seminary and continued them, at St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. He was ordained a priest on June .II, Ui49 by" Most' Rev. James L. Connolly. . Father Andrade has served at St. Anthony of Padua Parish, Our Lady of Angels Parish and Espirito Santo Parish in Fall River; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish 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 eelebrate a 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 is the son of Mabel Phelan Farland and the late Donat Farland. After $tudies at St. Patrick Parochial School ,in Fall River, Msgr. Coyle High Schooi in Taunton 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 in St. Mary's Cathedral on June 11, 1949. Father Farland has served at St. Mary Parish, Norton; St. Lawrence and St. Kilian Parishes in New Bedford; Corpus Christi Parish in Sandwich and St. Patrick Parish in Falmouth. On Oct. 2: 1969" he was appointed ac!ministrator of 51. Ann Parish, Raynham, and serves as . Spiritua'l Director of St. Vincent de Paul Society, Taunton Area. ' Father Freitas An Azorian, born in Terceira,

A parish reception will be ten~ Azores on March 5, 1925, R,ev. Daniel L. Freitas is the son of dered Father Oliveira on June 2 Maria Luz Leonardo Freitas and at 7 o'clock in the evening at Venus de Milo. the late Jose L. Freitas. Father Dalzell His early studies were spent Rev. James P. Dalzell, pastor at Terra, Cha and the Angra Seminary. Following two years of St. Mary Parish, Norton, reat St. Mary's Seminary in Balti- cently celebrated his silver jubimore, he was ordained a priest lee of ordination to the priest. on June 11, 1949 ,at St. Mary's hood. Son of the late Patrick and the Cathedral in Fall River. Following ordination, Father late Mary Gillen Dalzell, the NorFreitas studied two years at ton pastor was born in Boston Catholic University in Washing- on May 12, 1919. Following 'studies at Archbishton, D. C. He has served at Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish, New op Cheverus School, Jamaica Bedford; Santo Christo and St. Plain; St. -Francis Xavier High Elizaheth Parishes in Fall River. School, Kingston and Sacred A member of the Divine Wor- Heart College, Girard, Penn., he ship Commission, he was ap- prepared for ,the priesthood at pointed pastor of St. John of God St; Mary~s' S'eminary, Techny, Parish, Somerset, on Feb. 6, III. , 1974. He is also the newly apHe was ordained a priest in pointed Spiritual Moderator of Techny, III. on April 23, 1949. the St. Vincent de Paul Society After" having served as assist· for Greater Fall River. ant pastor at St. Francis Xavier Father Freitas will be chief Par,ish, Methirie, La., he came celebrant of a concelebrated an- to the Diocese of Fall River and' niversary Mass on Sunday, June did ministry in St. Kilian Par16 at 11 o'clock. Very Rev. Luiz ,ish, . New' Bedford; .St. Francis' G. Mendonca, pastor of Our Lady Xav.ier .Parish, Hyannis; St. Pat. of Mt. Carmel' ~arish, New Bed- rick Parish, Fall River; Our Lady ford, and former pastor -of St. of the Isle Parish, Nantucket. John of God Parish, Somerset, On Sept. 12, 1973, he was apwill be the homilist. pointed pastor of St. "Mary Parish, Norton. A reception will follow at Venus de Milo Restaurant. Father Oliveira Born on Sept. 11, 1924, Rev. Joseph Oliveira made his early studies at St. Anthony in Angra, the Azores. He prepared for the priesthood at the Seminary of Angra, St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, and Catholic University in Washington, D. C. 'Ordained a priest by Bishop James L. Connolly, Fourth Bishop of Fall River, on June 11, 1949, he .has" served at Santo Christo and St. Michael PaTishes in Fall River; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Parish in New Bedford; St. Anthony Parish, Taunton. On August 12, 1969, he was appointed administrator of St. Michael Parish, Fall River, the successor to Humberto Cardinal Medeiros who at that time had been appointed Bishop of Brownsville, Tex.

Pope Paul Greets American Students VATICAN OITY (NC)-pope Paul VI 'had a special welcome for 42 young American seminarians at a general audience on the eve of their ordination as deacons at the North American College chapel in Rome. To the young men from dioceses all over the United States the Pope said: "We invoke in abundance upon each of you, dear sons, the outpouring of Christ's holy spirit, that you may be wise and faithful in your min~ istry." Pope Paul cautioned the American' deacons, most of whom -will be ordained priests in June, to remember always that their "service to God's holy people will be effective to the extent that your personal commitment to Jesus' Christ remains stron~ and vitaL"

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Continued from Pal~e One Father Downey was born in New Bedford, the son of Stephen P. Downey and the ,late Mary C. McKay Downey. A graduate of Holy Family High School, New Bedford, he attended Providence College and received his philosophical and theological training at 51. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. Orda'ined on May 18, 1940 in 51. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River by the late Most Rev. James E. Cassidy, third Ordinary of the Diocese of Fall River, he served as an assistant at Immaculate Conception Par.ish, Fall River; St. Patrick's, Falmouth; St. Patricks, Somerset; St. James, New Bedford; St. Thomas More, Somerset and 51. Francis Xavier Hyannis. ' On May 5, 1966, Father Downey was named pastor of Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro. Father Fral~a Born in Taunton on July 30, 1940, the new administrator of the Holy Ghost Parish, Attleboro ,is ,the son of the late Antonio C. Fraga and the late Etelvina Ber· tao Fraga. A graduate of Monsignor Coyle High School, Taunton, he received his education in the classics at Stonehill College, No. Easton and completed his philosophical and theological courses in St. Mary's Seminary, Balti-' more. He has served as an assistant in 51. John of God Parish, Somerset; and Holy Ghost, Attleboro. Diocesan appointments that Father Fraga has received are: a member of the Ecumenical Commission; .CYO Director for the Somerset-Swansea Area; assistant director on the Personnel Board; Director of CathoHc Cemeteries in the Taunton Area and administrator of St. John's Cem· etery in At,tlebora. Father Fraga has also served as director of the Apostolate for the Spanish Speaking People and Catholic Charities Appeal in the Taunton Area. He was elected to the Priests' Senate in 1966. Father McIsaac A native of Woburn, Father McIsaac was educated at Catholic University,. Washington and was ordained on Feb. 21, 1948 by Cardinal Spellman in' St. Patrick's Cathedral, New York. He has served as assistant in St. Thomas More Parish, Somerset; St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River; St. John the Evangelist, Attleboro; St. Margaret's, Buzzards Bay and Corpus Christi Sandwich. '

THE ANCHORThurs., May 16, 197..

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CRONIN ORDAINS THREE TO PRIESTHOOD: Following ordination ceremomes celebrated .at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning in St. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River th~ ~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 New Bedford and Rev. Joseph Viveiros of Fall River.

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PARISH TOTALS

21,806.00 Holy Name 5,882.00 Notre Dame AttleboroOur Lady of Angels 13,748.00 $8,065.00 Holy Ghost Our Lady of Health 2,712.00 12,390.99 St. John 3.002.00 Holy Rosary 3,898.00 St. Joseph 5,761.77 Immaculate Concep. 6,877.00 St. Mark 7,706.00 Sacred Heart St. Mary (Seekonk) 8,573.95 2,326.00 St. Anne 7,301.00 St. Theresa St. Anthony of Padua 1,770.00 5,928.50 Mansfield-St. Mary 1,575.00 St. Elizabeth North Attleboro3,269.00 St. John the Baptist Sacred Heart 3,070.00 5,642.00 St. Joseph St. Mary 4,869.50 3,749.00 St. Louis Norton-St. Mary 3,567.00 2,164.50 St. Matthew Seekonk-Mt. Carmel 9,638.00 5,597.50 St. Michael 7,556.50 St. Patrick Cape & Islands Area 6,443.00 55. Peter & Paul Brewster...... 2,577.00 Our Lady of the Cape 3,907.00 _ St. Roeh St. Stanislaus 6,389.00 Buzzards Bay4,965.50 St. William 7,828.00 St. Margaret Assonet-St. Bernard 3,448.50 CentervilleOur Lady of Victory 7,730.00 Central VHlage3,309.00 St. John Baptist Chatham4,154.00 North WestportHoly Redeemer 0.. L. of Grace 6,464.00 East FalmouthSt. Anthony 2,846.00 Ocean GroveSt. Michael 2,102.75 EdgartownSt. EHzabeth 1,227.00 SomersetSt. John of God 6.092.00 Falmouth-St. Patrick 7,562.00 St. Patrick 7,482.00 Hyannis...!.. St. Thomas More 10,857.50 St. Francis Xavier 12,084.00 SwanseaNantucketOur Lady of Fatima 6,621.00 OUf Lady of ,the Isle 3,666.00 St. Dominic . 5,182.00 Oak BluffsSL Louis de France 6,956.49 786.00 Sacred Heart Orleans3,044.00 St. Joan of Arc New Bedford Area Rev. Andre Patenaude, M.S., OsterviHe-Assumption 8,796.75 New Bedfoi'dprogram director of La Salette Pocasset-St. John 3,651.00 9,590.50 Holy Name Shrine and Prayer Center, Attle- Sandwich671.00 Assumption boro, will conduct a one-day 10,870.00 Corpus Christi Immaculate Concep. 3,778.00 workshop on music and lituTgy South Yarmouth20,882.89 Mt. Carmel from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. Saturday 9,324.00 St. Pius X 5,294.50 Lady of Fatima Our at the shrine. Vineyard Haven1,988.00 OLPH Open to choir directors, singers 825.00 St. Augustine. 2,670.50 Sacred Heart and folk groups, as well as Wellfleet1,746.50 St. Anne priests, religious and members of Our Lady of Lourdes 2,424.00 St. Anthony of Padua 2,415.50 parish liturgical commissions, the West Harwich..;.... 486.00 St. Boniface day will include discussions by HolyTl"inity 5,978.00 702.00 St. Casimir Fa,ther Patenaude based on his Woods Hole937.00 51. Francis of Assisi experiences in music and litSt. Joseph 5,419.00 1~314.00 St. Hedwig urgy and contributions from the 1,226.00 St. Hyacinth Reconcilers folk group, Ed Mar· fall River Area 12,404.00 St. James tel of Boston University School Fall River6.042.80 St. John the Baptist St. Mary's Cathedral 10,47350 of Music and Sheila Masse of 2,254.50 1,740.00 St. Joseph -Blessed Sacrament Pawtucket, R. I. Miss Masse will 3,139.00 2,467.00 Espirito Santo St. Kilian demonstrate 1It.urgical dance in-· 13,283.99 terpretations. St. Lawrence 2,077.00 Holy Cross

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St. Mary 7,168.85 3,448.00 St. Theresa FairhavenSt. Joseph 10,317.25 St. Mary 2,459.50 Sacred Hearts 1,045.00 Mar·ion-5t. Rita 3,179.00 MattapoisettSt. Anthony 5,275.00 North DartmouthSt. Julie 6,711.70 South Dartmouth. St. Mary 7,456.00 Wareham-St. Patrick 5,398.00 Westport-Sf. George 3,642.00

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Time To R,e-examine This is the time of year when many p~rsons are receiving their first Holy Communion, when others are receiving the sacrament of Confirmation. It is a time when all Catholics must re-examine what these sacraments should mean in their lives. It is very easy amid the challenges and activities of daily life to take sacred 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 lives of His followers. He gave sacraments that are meant to· effect a higher degree of union with the Father and the Holy Spirit through the Son.' Nothing, of what He has given should ever become routine or be looked upon as a single action with no lasting effects. The innocence of those receiving Holy Communion for the first time should inspire all Catholics to strive for greater innocence in their own lives by receiving the Eucharist more often and with a greater awareness of what is done. The enthusiasm and energy of the young people being confirmed should inspire all who are confirmed to rededicate themselves to their Confirmation vocation,to be witness and preachers of Christ in their world by the knowledge they ltave and, more especially, by the way they liye their lives. This is indeed a time to re-examine lives in the light of these sacraments.

Leg Work To Be Done This is a critical time in the progress of this year's Catholic Charities Appeal. Th~ initial response has been heard from. The first donations have been collected and tabulated. The results are heartening. The spint of charity is most evident in the generosity of those who have responded to the need of their neighbors. Catholics and those of other faiths have been touched by the worth of the Appeal, the asking in the name of the poor and the deprived and the sick and the aged and the exceptional and the troubled.

The firs.t returns have shown that. But the more difficult. work is ahead in these next few days. 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 the contact, to point out the great needs that exist, to ask in ,the' true spirit of charity and expect 'a donation to be made in that same spirit. . , It is now a matter of leg work which must be motivated by the desire to aid those in need and to give: every person this same opportunity. The beneficiaries of the Appeal, after all, are not just those whom the funds from the Appeal help. Beneficiaries are also those who give--because these have heard the call of a neighbor and have responded, these have been touched by the spirit of charity and have acted, these have been conscious of their own stewardship of money and hav.e measured up to what is expected of t~~m.

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

®the ANCHOR OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF THE DIOCESE OF FALL RIVER

Published weekly by The Catholic Press of the Diocese of Fall River 410 Highland Avenue· . Fall River Mass. 02722 675-7151 PUBLISHER Most Rev. Daniel A. Cronin; D.O., S.T.D.

GENERAL MANAGER

Rev. Msgr. Daniel F. Shalloo, .M.A.

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Felician Sisters,

J(J Y(JU SUppOSe tlteirIJr4ins tire e9IJO//!flJare?

Continued from Page One inces total 3,241 sisters stationed in 31 states and 14 archdioceses and 49 dioceses. Over 300 institutions are staffed by the sisters and these include schools, hospitals, child care institutions, homes for the aged and catechet· ical centers. From the United States, the congregation branched out to Canada in 1937 and to Brazil in 1950. . The entire congregation, administered from Rome by Mother Mary Virgi'nette Chicboksko, a U. S. citizen, numbers over 4,000 religious women in seven countries. "According to its Constitution, the spirit of the congregation is one of seraphic love of God and neighbor, reconciliation in union with the Immaculate Heart of Mary, in the spirit of atonement and reparation -to God in the Holy Eucharist," explained one of the religious. "This spirit," she went on, "finds expression in the congregation's works of mercy, in the daily exposition of the Blessed Sacrament in all provincial centers, and in various other reparatory practices. "The Congregation of the Sisters of St. Felix," she 'pointed out, "is really 120 years old. In America, it is a century old. "But the Felician Sisters cel· ebrate more than the individual history of an individual congregation. It is the principle of reli· gious life itself, a life lived at the heart of the Church, a life sustained by the vitality of thc Lord Christ." In the Diocese of Fall River, REV. JOHN F. MOORE St. William's Church the Felician Sisters began their parochial school apostolate in , St. Stanislaus ,Parish in 1906. .' Presently serving. the parish at ,present are: Sister Mary LawAs t,he Bishops of our diocese journey from parish rence Lojko and Sister Mary to pari~h to admiJ;lister the sacrament of Confirmation to Bernadine Mucha of Providence, thousands of our young people, it is well that a few words R. I.; Sister Marlene Marie Dluof Rockville, Conn. and Sis· be written about the renewal of this sacramental sign in bac ter Mary Felicita Zdrojewski of the Church. Over the years Bristol, N. H. more Catholics than we like the Church now faces in relation to the desperate need for adult Priest Receives to admit view Confirmation religious education.

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as an end and not a begin-

ning. If a child was confirmed it meant for all practioal purposes the end of all classroom religious instruction. This of course became tragically ridiculous as the age for the reception of Confirmation, ~as lowered and lowered even to such levels as fifth and sixth grade. In effect, what this did, despite all the urgings of the teaching church, was to put an end to the religious education of a, large percentage of the CathoHc population. Many of the present problems of our Cath- olic adult population stem from a complete lack of knowledge of the truths, of our faith. That attitude that Confirmation meant the end of "catechism classes" certainly was one of the major contr~butots 'to the situation

To be sure, the void created by such lack of personal committment now has been challenged by the dynamic renewal of the sacrament of Confirmation on the part of the Council Fathers of Vatican II and the official 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's world, it is highly recommended that young people know in fact what is expected of them when t~ey do receive Confirmation and not just, be able to rattle off pious phrases and meaningless words.

P18rsonal Preparation Essential Preparation, then, is a keystone for the reception of this sacrament. Each and every young persOn who receives Confirmation must be prepared to personally accept the teachings of Christ and His Church. This demands of its nature that childr.en should be older in age and mind to grasp concepts, to search souls and to live faith. It would be advantageous to raise the age level of Confkma-

tion to at least sixteen if possible. In this particular area it would be difficult, to go beyond this ag~ level since we still have a large<percentage of high school drop outs at sixteen and beyond. The instruction for this sacrament must be vital and meaningful, aimed not only at the young people themselves but also their parents, many of whom have never been instructed in the truths of faith since

WASHINGTON (NC) - Oblate Father Boniface L. Wittenbrink of Belleville, IlL, was 'awarded the Kiwanis International radio award for his work as executive director of The Talking Book for the Blind and Physically Handi· capped. The award is given ~n recogni-, tion' of .a "first year daily program of significant benefit to th.e nation, a state or locality; and to a community of listeners not previously served in a, station's broadcast area." ~"lllll'I"'IIIIIIIl'I""II"II'III"III""I"trrl"l'l'l'ltlllrrll'II""ll,'rlllll'IIFII""""'lllfll_

their own conf.irmation. In fact a program of parent education is almost a demand in the administration of all the sacraments in today's church. Let'-s face it, children are willing to be active members of the church only in so far as their parents are willing to give them example, guidance and direction. The Church must never cease in its efforts to renew and reo vive the attitude and administra· tion of alI the sacraments, if Catholics are to he real and hon· est followers of Christ. Individually, members of the Church, on their part, must also be sincere and forthright in their personal living of faith. With this attitude, the confirmed Catholic certainly will affect eternity.

THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur. May 16, 1974

H.M.C. Cutlery N.B. Fillet Co., Inc. Quality Fillets, Inc. J.F. St. Aubin Co. Jay & Bee Fillet Co. GaudettE~'s Pavilion, Inc. Citizen's Credit Union Bristol Auto Supplies, Inc. Plumbers Supply Co. Roy Mason Office Interiors, Inc. Hathaway Machinery Co., Inc. Harold Cooper Insurance Agency L & S Concrete Co. Chamberlain Mfg. Co. Aerovox Corp.-Belleville Industries Carlisi Bros. Truck Rentals

NAZARETH HALL PREVOCATIONAL PROJECT: Students in the manual arts division of Nazareth Hall, Fall River, have just finished one of their carpentry projects and manifest elation 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~ Catholic Charities Appeal now in progress.

National $400 La Salette Fathers, Attleboro

$300 Rev. Msgr. Robert L. Stanton

$200 John E. Fuyat, Providence Stonehill College, No. Easton

$150 Rev. Benoit R. Galland

$100 F. S. Payne Co., Cam:Jridge A Friend, Providence

$25 Farley Harvey Co., Boston Kirkpatrick Co., E. Providence

Fall River $2000

Fall River National Bank

$1200 Fall River Trust Company

$1000 Gold Medal Bakery Slade's Ferry Trust Company

$500 Fall River Gas Company The Jaffe Foundation

$400 St. Vincent de Paul SocietyParticular Council $300 Newport Finishing Corp. Dr. & Mrs. Francis M. James

$250 Lafa~:ette

Cooperative Bank

A Friend

$225 Econo-Car

$200 Jackson Company, Inc.

$150 Louis Hand, ·Inc. Atty Charles I. tucker

$129 Re:;idents of Highland Heights

$110 Leck,tro-Guard Protection System D. & D. Sales & Service, Inc.

$100 Motor Truck Sales High Point Paper Box Corp. Delta Electric: Co. Globe As:;embly Co. Thomas P. Egan, Inc. St. Vincent de Paul Salvage Bureau, East Main St. Wilfred J. Gingras Insurance Katherine A. Harrington Laura Curtain & Drapery Co., Inc.

$75 Corcoran Supply Co.

$60 Boyer Paper Co., Inc. Tri-<:ity Office Equipment Corp.

$50 Chace Electric Co. Smith Electrical Supply Co. Aime· Pelletier Electrical Contractor Holy Rosary Women's Guild Mr. & Mrs. Charles Daby A Friend Fall River Florists Supply Co. A Friend Plante Jewelers Textile Workers Union of America Almeida Electrical, Inc. $35 Joseph Dudek Elmer C. Slater $30 Dr. Richard H. Fitton Jr.

$25 Jay Vee's, Inc. John Torres Jet Gas Corp. Economy Body & Radiator Works Mr. & Mr:;. Alford Dyson A Friend Esquire Package Store Swansea Rest Home M & G Sportswear, Inc. Robert C. Hadley Insurance Agency American Wallpaper Co. East Main Hardware Oak Grove Pharmacy Joseph M. Madowsky Joseph Nadeau's Sons Atty. Philip Goltz Atty. Abner Kravitz Horvitz & Horvitz Dr. Everett Radovsky Dr. David S. Greer Dr. Alex Friedman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America, Local 177 Harold C. Nagle Ins. Agency K. of C. South End Council No. 296 Gree:1's Storage Warehouse John's Shoe Store

$400

Rennie Manufacturing Co.

$275 Holy Family Conference

$250 St. Joseh Conference, Taunton

$225 Holy Family Holy Name Society

$200 A Friend

$150 St. Joseph Conference, No. Dighton Immaculate Conception Conference Turn to Page Six

CHILDREN NEED

VOU THE HIDLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIEI\ITAL CNuaCN

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$250 Harriet Transportation Co.

$200 Ashley Ford Co.

$175 Ligue du Sacre Coeur, St. Joseph Enfants de Marie, St. Joseph Dames de St. Anne, St. Joseph

$150

The cost is very little. The satisfaction is great. More than half of the 1,800,000 refugees in the Holy Land are boys and. girls. A great many are orphans. Some barely exist by begging for milk', 'food, clolhing. Others are in the Holy Father's care - supported by the generous friends of Near East Missions ••• You can 'adopt' one of these children and guarantee him (or her) three meals a day, a warm bed, love and companionship and preparation to earn his own living. An orphan's support costs only $14 a month ••• $168 a year. Send us ttie first month's support and we will send your 'adopted' child's photo. You can write ,to him. or her. The Sister who' cares for your child will write to you, if the child cannot write yet. A close .bond of love will develop. Please send the coupon with your orfering today.

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$75 Hathaway Oil Co., Inc. Atty. Paul McCawley Stanley Oil Co., Inc. $50 McKenna's Women's Apparel Fairhaven Pharmacy Sea View Fillet Coastal Fisheries A Friend Glennon Roofing

$35 Debson Mills Glaser Morris Glass Co. $30 Chas. S. Ashley & Sons, Inc.

$25 Warren Brothers Co. Dr. Carl' Persons Dr. Nathan Mitnik Enos Home Oxygen Therapy Co.. Dr. H. F. Riley Atty. Raymond Mitchell Loretta Lamarre Atty. Jock London Dr. Max Blum LaFrance Jewelers Cody & Tobin, Inc. Walmsley & Hall George P. Ponte Insurance

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THEANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River-Thur.

May 16,

1974

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

Why shouldn't mothers take naps without feeling guilty? Every tjme I snatch a nap I wake up feeling as though I should have used that time for anyone of a hundred un-done jobs. I've come to the conclusion that, I absolutely must have eight When it's impossible to get a hours sleep ,per night. I'd long night's sleep, I sometimes -feel better rested on nine or catch a quick nap after dinner. 10. I generally get less than Even if it's. only 20 minutes, it six. But if I lie down during the day my conscience bothers me. I shouldn't be wasting all that

MARY CARSON

does a lot of good. Don't Feel Guilty And usually, after I've had some rest, I can better cope with whatever needs to be done. Some years ago, an older woman whose children were ra'ised, dropped in to visit me. My babies were asleep, my tod,\lers were playing. The place was a mess. And i was sound Jsleep on the couch. I was mortified! She simply said, "Don't ever ~eel guilty about taking a nap. If you can sleep, you need the rest. When your children are grown 'they won't remember if the living room was untidy. But they will remember if you were always too tired to enjoy them."

time I should be doing something I should be busy ... Conse-juently, I take a nap only if I'm absolutely exhausted. And that rest' isn't as peaceful as it should be because that undercur-' rent of "wasting time" is still Taunton gnawinJ inside me. ' It's ;:orobably called a "self-de$125' feating attitude," o'r an "achieveDr. Charles Hoye mEmt complex," or "you've got $100 to be working to be a good mother neurosis." Holy Family Women's Guild Whatever it's called, it's absoSt. Yves Datsun Sales lutely ridiculous ... partly beTaunton News Co. cause there is nothing wrong $75 with listening to my body's deSt. Ann Conference, Raynham mands for rest. But worse, it has A Friend a deteriorating effect on my $60 whole day's activities. If I'm' Mozzone Bros. Lumber Yard over-tired, even though I may Nason Oil Company . work constantly for hours, I get less done than if I'm rested. $50 When I'm exhauste{f, I get edgy Turin's Laundry with the children and find fault St. Ann's Women's Guild, with them ... when all that is Raynham wrong is that I need more sleep. R: F. Owens Co. & Trucchi's John Bright Shoe Store How, How, How? Robertson Factories, Inc. But in raising a family, you A Friend' run into practical complications. Edmund J. Brennan How can you nap with toddlers F.B. Rogers Silver Co. running around? How can you Dermody Cleaners get a night's rest when you have Sacred Heart Men's Club to get up for a hungry infant? Dr. William Donahue How can you get adequate Dr. Henry Alves sleep if you are waiting up for ,I.C.!. American, Inc. teen-agers to get home ... then Mechanics Co-operat·ive Bank have to get up early the next '$35 morning to get whoever it is out Atty. Francis O'Boy for whatever activity starts early $30 the next day? Farrell's Restaurant An easy solution would be to let the family get themselves out $25 in the morning, but there could Taunton Dress Corp. be a toddler running loose who Donie's Tire & Applance might burn down the house. If Memorial to Edward & Isabel you sleep as soundly as 'I, it Murby could happen, imd you'd never Joseph Keough Fruit & Proknow it. duce If you need more rest, get it! Octagon Service Station You'll be more useful, and a lot Taunton Guild of. CathoHc more pleasant to have around!. Nurse$ . Find a solution that works for St. Joseph's Women's Guild your family. Leahy's Liquor Store, Inc. Some years ago, we found one. Gilbert Simmons ' Insurance All week long I survive on short Agency hours. But two or three times a Andy's Market month, depending on just how Norwell Manufacturing Corp. hectic things have been, I sleep Atty. Thaddeus Strojny Jr. late. Dolan-Saxon Funeral Home . It's usually a Saturday morn· Dr. Armand Yelle ing. My husband gets up with the Dr. S. L. Poplack kids, and I just sleep until I'm Dr. Wlliiam Barnes fully slept out. Would you be· Mrs. Anthony Elias lieve 11 or 12 hours? Dr. Fernand Hamel

Special Gifts

Capodanno's Package Store Inc. Edward G. Lambert Insurance Co. $35 Charles Thomae & Son Reynolds & Markman, Inc. $30 Bliss Brothers $25 Dr. & Mrs. Ernest Bragg Jr. Attleboro Orthopedic Assoc., Inc. \ Demers Brothers Mally's Shoe Store Seekonk Oil Company Backlund Insurance, Rehoboth Deer Run Golf Club, Rehoboth Midway & David Smith Real Estate, Rehoboth DeMattos Market, Rehoboth Francis Farms, Inc., Rehoboth Francis Farms, Inc. Rehoboth Earl C. Foster & Son ~.,j#;) B. G. W. Associates, Inc. WaIter B. Edwards COLLEGE IS NEXT: Seventy-nine year old Mrs. Estelle Falls Shopping Center Armstrong of New Orleans, proudly shows off her recently M. A. Vigorito & Son acquired high school diploma. Mrs. Armstrong is taking adMetal Spin-Craft, Inc. Castro County Square, Inc. vantage of a new program at Loyola University of New Attleboro & Plainville Coal Co. Orleans which allows persons over 65 to attend classes Inc. tuition free. NC Photo. H. & J. Beach, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. James .Birch Stephen H. Foley Funeral Home At~leboro Nolin's Shell Station "Joe" Curtis Real Estate Clark's Package Store Dr. James DeWitt $1200 Imperial Upholstery $75 Attleboro Dyeing & Finishing Mor:se Sand & Gravel Standard Plastics Co. Krew, Inc. Thomas Tatarian Reardon. & Lynch Co. $1000 Elco Company, Inc. James A. Murphy & Son, Inci Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Lambert Schofield Hardware Co., Inc. Beauchaines, Inc. $700 Achin's Garage $60 A Friend McNally's Package Store Paul W. Scanlon • Harry J. $534 R. S. Gilmore, Inc. Boarct'man Insurance Residents of Madonna Manor Frenchie's Service Station North End Social Club $500 $50 St. Theresa' Conference, Society Riley Bros. Lumber Co. Pelletier's Auto Servi~e of St. Vincent de Paul Art's 3·Hr. Cleaners, Inc. Home & Commercial' Security; . , $400 . A. LaCasse & Sons, Inc. Rehoboth Particular Council of Attleboro Israel Fran~lin John G. Walsh Construction Society of St. Vincent de Paul Co.. Watchbands, Inc. $300 Willis-MacKinnon Insurance John R. Blackinton St. John Conference, Society of Co. St. Vincent de Paul Falls Athletic Club Pedro's Service Station Texas Instruments Mandeville Chevrolet, Inc. Blythe's Pharmacy $350 Louis Gramaldi & Sons, Inc. Fireside Motors, Inc. Creed Rosary Company Turn to Page Seven Hi·Lo Meat Market $200 M. S. Company A. Caponigro & Co., Inc. Interboro Laundry, Inc. First J3ristol County National Goverrunent Dr. John J Killion Bank Of all the dispositions and Dr. & Mrs. Paul Achin First Federal Savings Bank & ha!bits which lead to political Loan As~n. . , $45 prosperity, Religion and Morality St..Mary Conference, Society Marathon, Company are indispensable ·supports. of St. Vincent de Paul -Washington $40 $155 Ripley & Gowen Co. Dr. A. J. Terranova Alice's Shop $150 Dr. John C. Lonergan $125 LlYELY NITE-Muslc, Fun, Sing, Dance Conlon' & Donnelly Co. Tony Rapp - Art Perry General Findings Div. Leach 102 Shawomet Avenue & Garner Co. Playing Pretty for the People Somenet, Mau. May IS-Feast of illessed sacrament Ball $110 Tel. 674-4881 . 2S-McMahon K. of C.-N. B. -Sl. Theresa K. of C....,..Tiverton Taunton Cooperative Bank ,31-51. luke's Hospital Alumni Ball 3Vz room Apartment $155.00 per Attleboro :Office June 1·8...,..SI. John of God-Elk's Club mDnth 8-51. Mathieu's Parish Half-F. R. $100 IS-ImmaCUlate Conceptlon-N B 41fz room Apartment $185.00 per 22-McMahon K. of C. Hall-N' B • month .Henderick's Pools, Seekonk 29-51. Thomas More-K. C" Swan'. Includes heat, hot water, stove, reo Leavens Manuf~cturing WINDSOR MUSIC-993-6263 frlgerator and '!laintenance service. Dr. Daniel DeYoung Dr. & Mrs. Richard Shea • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • '• • • • • 4:: • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ Swank, Inc. Seekonk Council K of C No.

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5108

Seekonk Council K of C No. 5108

F. & M. Curtis, Inc. Cumberll\nd Engineering Co., Inc. Sadler Bros., Inc. L. G. Balfour Company Patrick J. Duffy Funeral Home W. H. Riley & Sons, Inc. Thomas R. Leedham, Esquire Holy Ghost CO::1ference, Society of St. Vincent de Paul Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Conference, Society of St. Vincent de Paul

Attention School Groups

PLAN YOUR PICNIC, OUTING NOW Special Arrangements for School Groups FOR DETAILS, CALL MANAGER-636-2744 or' 999-6984

Peckham & SOilS Electrical, Inc., Hyannis

Whal4ng City Iron Co., New Bedford ' Mother Cabrini Circle No. 722 o of I, Buzzards Bay . St. John Guild, Pocasset Vetorino Bros. Contractors, Barnstable

$350 St. Patrick Conference, Falmouth

$30 David H. Bessom, East Orleans Casey Radio & Electronics,

SpeciaI Gifts Cape Cod $1,000

$200 St. Vincent de Paul Society Particular Council, Cape Cod & Islands Saint Pius X Guild, So. Yarmeuth

$100 patti's Rib House, West Den-' nis Mid-Cape Motors, Hyannis Mr. & Mrs. William B. Brown, Edgartown R. M. Packer Fuel Co., Vineyard Haven Jenkins Funeral Home, West Falmouth St. Patrick Guild, Falmouth Trade Winds Motel, Falmouth

$75 Salt Winds Beauty Shop, Falmouth $50

Holy Redeemer Guild, Chatham St. Elizabeth Guild, Edgartown Orleans Convalescent Home Capt. Linnell House, Orleans Orleans Holiday Motel St. Augustine Guild, Vineyard Haven A Friend, Falmouth

$25 Harborside Inn, Edgartown Alfred Hall, Edgartown Bass River Savings Bank, So. Yarmouth Pine. Lighting & Electric, Inc., Vineyard Haven Coca Cola Bottling Co., Vineyard Haven Leonard J. Bell Plumbing & Heating, Hyannis McCormack's Apothecary, So. Yarmouth Finley'S' Y-0 Pkg. Store, West Dennis The First NaHonal Bank of Yarmouth, Yarmouthport Our Lady of the Isle Guild, Nantucket Buzzards Bay National Bank Buzzards Bay Garage, Inc. Mello Cleaners, Buzzards Bay Mather's Gulf Station, Hyannis Danny Kay's, Falmouth New Bedford Wire & Iron Works Canal Electrical, Inc., Buzzards Bay Plymouth Savings Bank, Falmouth R. B. Corcoran Co., Hyannis

$30

Parish Contributions Provincetown

Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Girard Mr. & Mrs. Joseph P. McLaughlin Jr. Mr. & Mrs. WiIliam F. Taylor

ST. PETER THE APOSTLE

$350 Rev. Msgr. Leo J. Duart $125 Rev John A. Perry $100 Mary Roberts St. Vincent de Paul Society $50 Margaret Roberts $30 Joan F. Snow $25 In Memory of Frances Carlos, Mr. & Mrs. Edward Carreiro, Mr. & Mrs. John Grace, Mrs. Daniel Hiebert, Margaret Cunningham Warren Silva, Mr. & Mrs. William White, William H. Young Insurance Agency

West H,arwich

Acushnet

$100

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Mr. & Mrs. Theodore Berghaus Rev. William Davis, SSCC Albert J. Edwards Catherine Griffin Mr. & Mrs. Richard Kline Nahan Mowry Raymond Rioux

$50 , A Friend Mr. & Mrs. John Santos

$40 Joseph L. Normand

, $50

$35 Mr. Mr. Mr. Dr. Mr.

& Mrs. Richard H. Barry & Mrs. Gerard Charest & Mrs. James M. Haworth & Mrs., Raymond J. Le'

& Mrs. William Carto & Mrs. James Conners & Mrs. A. J. D'Elia & Mrs. Paul Hennessey $40 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carney

$33 Mr. & Mrs. Rene Racine

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& Mrs. Paul Carney

$35 Mr. & Mrs. John Pina

$30 James Connor Captain WiIliams House Leo Sullivan

$25 Mrs. 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. Isabel Gomes, 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. Bernard O'Rourke, Mr. & Mrs. Michael Paterno 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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$25 Leo, Yvonne & Violet Boucher, Mr. & Mrs. Leo N. Coons, Mr. & Mrs. R. Dupre, Mr. & Mrs. Leo G. Gelinas, Mr. & Mrs. James J. Gleason Mr. & Mrs. Henry Govoni, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Guilbeault, Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Jardin & Amelia Leconte, 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, The Sleight Family, Mr. & Mrs. William J. Veary

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$350 Rev: William F. Monis

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Denies Assertion Martial Law Is It, Force WASHINGTON (NC}-Asser· tions that the United States is al· ready under martiai law and that "we are living in' a leaderless tyranny" were chaBenged at a Convocation on Ethics and Politics here as "flights of over· statement" Msgr. J. J. Egan of the Insti· tute for Urban Studies at the University of Notre Dame chal· lenged the assertions made by Ralph Stavins of the Washdng· ton·based Institute for Poldcy Studies 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, and the Institute for Neighborhood St'udies sponsored the convoca-

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

For Human Rights Nuns in Africa Deplore U.S. Voting Record at United Nations NAIROHI (NC) - The United States has a voting record in the United Nations that shows it is aligned with oppressive white colonialism in Africa, a community of Maryknoll Sisters has charged. In a letter to the U.S. ambas· sador to the United Nations, John Scali, the Sisters appealed to the U.S. government "to take a stand in the United Nations with those .AfJ;ican couhtll"ies still struggling for their independence and huinan rights." .' The Sisters sent their letter on. the occasion of the 14th an-

F'ree Textboc)ks Offered Blind' As t~achers and students are preparing to close another aca· demic year, the Xavier Society, with the aid of over 700 ded· icated volunteers, is busy in .its work of transcribing books needed by visually impaired students in grades one through college for the next Fall term. . TJ1e Xavier Society for the Blind, a non-profit organization based in New York, sends textbooks and catechetical books to partially sighted and blind persons throughout the U. S. arid Canada, free of charge. If any visually impaired person wishes to receive information on this textbook program or on any of the other services provided by the Xavier Society, they need just contact: Xavier Society for the .Blind, 154 E. 23rd Street, New York, N. Y. 10010.

niversary of the Sharpeville massacre in South Africa. Blaclt Af· ricans there had' been carrying on· campaigns of civil disobedience against the white-ruled South African government. At Sharpevflle, Africans demonstrated to protest a law reo quiring them to carry an identity card 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 States for "supporting the unjust system which breeds Sharpevilles." The Sisters charged that the United States consistently votes with Portugal, South Africa and the United Kingdom against res· olutions favoring African inde· pendence. They questioned why the United States "continualiy votes against African interests and . aspirations." The Sisters said they "are amazed that a nation which preaches democracy and fredom and which fought for its own right to independence should not help to deny these same rights to others." The Maryknoll Sisters who signed the letted work in Tan· za~ia and Kenya as doctors~ nurses, teachers, social workers and' in other specialized fields.

Americans, Stavins contended, "are stopped and frisked several times a day as if the law were merely an extension of a soldier's bayonet. The fact that the 'soldier' wears a mini·skirt, or that the citizen ronsents gladly, does not diminish the reality of martJial law, but rather proves its univeral support and consen· sus." 'Leaderless Tyranny' Stavins cited inspections of persons and baggage at airports, searches ot courtrooms, closedcircuit television .observation of high school corridors, armed es· corts for v,isitors to govemment buildings, passes given to hos· pital visitors, and the use of zoom lenses to observe people at shopping centers as proof that U. S. residents are under martial law. Stavins argued that the sep· aration of powers stipulated in the Constitution has been preserved While f.reedom has been abolished and that these two factors compel the conclusion "that we are livJng in a ·leader· less tyranny." WhHe Msgr. Egan said Stavins was 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 by flights of overstatement."

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Leads Pilgrimage To Russian, Shrines GENOA (NC)·-Cardinal Giuseppe Siri of Genoa led a pilgrimage of 30 priests and laymen from this Italian port city to Moscow and Leningrad to pray at Christian shrines in the Soviet Union. The cardinal led a similar pilgrimage from his archdiocese last year to shrines in Poland. The schedule of the group includes three days in the Moscow area and two and a haH days in Leningrad.

Catholic Church Membership Increases WASHINGTON (NC)-A study of membership in most U. S. Christian churches during 1971 shows that the Catholic Church gained 51.4 per cent membership since 1952, reportedly the'largest gain reported by any major church. Churches and Churoh Membership in the U. S., a study conducted by the Glenmary Research Center, the Lutheran 'Church-Missouri Synod and the National Council of Churches (NCC), shows that about half of the Amerian population in 1971 were members' of one of the nation's 187,865 Christian parishes or congregations. Of the church members counted, Catliolics represent about 45 per cent, making the Catholic Church the largest national communion. The Southern Baptist Convention, with over 14 per cent of American Church membership ranked second, and the United Methodist Church (over 11 per cent of U. S. church membership) ranked third. The joint study is believed to be the first breakdown of church membership by denomination, region of the U. S. and counties since a similar study was conducted by the NCC in 1952. The study, however, is only partially complete since it does

Urge Just Wages For Farm Workers SANTA CRIZ (NC) - Bishop Luis Rodriguez of Santa Cruz and Auxiliary Bishop Charles Brown, an Amenican Maryknoll priest, have urged the growers in this rich agricultural area to pay just wages to thousands of migrant cotton workers. The bishops also asked the growers to supply special ser· vices for the cotton pickers' families, and especially for the education of their childrert ' Some 6,000 workers are expected to 'arrive in Santa Cruz from other parts of the country. They usually bring their families with them, creating enormous economic, social and religious problems.

not include membership figures for six major black denomina· tions, non-Christian religions, Orand smaHer thodox sects churches such as the Church of Christ, Scientist and Assemblies of God. . The studY's compilers explained that the omissions were due to inability of such churches to provide accurate membership counts instead of membership

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$100 Mary E. Quirk Mrs. Charles E. Sevigny

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AWARD: Oblate Father Boniface L. Wittenbrink of Richard A. Mello Belleville, 111., shows the Mr. & Mrs. David Dunne plaque honoring him for his Edward J. Kelly work as executive director Vincent J. Riley of The Radio Talking Book Dr. Thomas Clark Carleton D. Boardman for the Blind and Physically , $40 Handicapped. The national Fernand C. E. Auclair award was presented by Mrs. Helen McGann Kiwanis International in $30 D.C. NC Photo. Washington, Mr. & Mrs. James. Courcier

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Somerset ST. JOHN OF GOD

$350 Rev. Daniel 1. Freitas

$50 Holy Rosary Sodality

$25 Nobrega's Superette Catherine Quenta[ Memory of Edward Soares

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley McLean, Mr. & Mrs. Howard Munroe, Mary M. Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. John O'Neil, Mr. & Mrs. J. J. Somerset Pendergast Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Arnold E. Pond, ST. THOMAS MORE Mr. & Mrs. A. Scaramelli, Mr. & Mrs. A. Silvestri, Mr. & Mrs. $100 Robert Stark, Mr. & Mrs. Charles St. Thomas More Women's Swain . Guild Mr. & Mrs. Francis K. Swimm, $50 Mr. & Mrs. Walter L. Teehan, George W. Hopkins Mr. & Mrs'. Edward Tynan, Mr. Ida Grenier in Memory of Er& Mrs. Francis Walsh nest E Grenier Sr. Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Santoro Mrs. Jeanette B. Brown, Helen T. Callahan, Mr. & Mrs. William $40 Collins, Mr. & Mrs. Ruben DeG. Bernadette & Helena B. veau, Mrs. John G. Downing Mahoney

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$30 Mr. & Mrs. Edward F. Welch Mr. & Mrs. Dominic Medeiros $25 Dr. & Mrs. Donald Peters, Mr. & Mrs. John Flanagan, Florence M. Sullivan, Mr. & Mrs. Francis Greeley, Mr. & Mrs. Jack McCormick Mr. & Mrs. Cletus J. Monahan In Memory of Frank H. Johnson, Mr. & Mrs. Joseph D. Hopkins Mr. & Mrs. Ceasar Braga Mr. & Mrs Charles McDermott Mr. & Mrs. John 1. Shea I

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$35 Mr. & Mrs. George St. John Mr. & Mrs. James Vicino Jr.

$33 Cross Insurance Co. Mr. & Mrs. Colin Gordon

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$27 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Rose

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The Parish Parade OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP, NEW BEDFORD The Rosary Society will sponsor a card party at the church hall, 235' N. Front St., at 2:30 P.M. Sunday, May 19. Refreshments will be served ·and the event is open to the public. In charge of arrangement is Mrs. Anna Galanda, aided by Mrs. Therese Cameron. Our Lady of Perpetual Help Society wi!'1 hold a cake sale

Two new books on marriage cover much the same ground, 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 John G. Quesnell (Fides, Box F, Notre Dame, Ind. 46556. 262 olic weekly, The New World. Alpages. $5), and "28 Experts' most all of the authors are professionals in psychology, psychiView the Sexual Marriage" atry, or psychotherapy. The aredited by Edward P. Sheridan and Kathleen Sheridan (Our Sunday Visitor, Non Plaza, Huntington: Ind. 46750. 192 pages. $2.95).

By IT. REV.

MSGR. JOHN S.·

KENNEDY Mr; Quesnell was formerly director of the family services department of the Minneapolis Catholic Welfare Services, and is now in private practice as a marriage counselor. He maintains that, for a marriage to work, there must be knowledge and acceptance of self by each of the partners. This must precede knowledge and acceptance of the spouse. Each has a special and peculiar history; these histories are not identical or even similar. The partners must learn to adjust to ea,eh other's history,.' each other's language-life style. Commulltication

ticles drew lively response from the paper's readers. . Now the series has been expanded for book publication, and readers' of the book are invited to write to the author's, who say that they are always learning. As does Mr. Quesnell, the collaborators in this case speak of the process of growing together in marriage. Each partner has a life style, and their task. together is to adjust, to settle differences, to communicate successfully. Sensibie points on all these matters are well made. Sexual dIfficulties in marriage are quite as frankly discussed' in this book as in the other.

WINS AWARDS: Only newspaper columnist to win two awards in 1974 Catholic Press Association competition is Anchor columnist Mary Carson" who received second place citations for columns in sj>iritual life and general commentary categor,ies. M:other of eight children, Mixed Marriage she writes from her home in Some questioJ;ls are considered Ba,ldwin, N.Y.

here that are either untreated or briefly alluded toby Mr. Quesnell.

: Parish Parade

One example is a detaileli examination of tactics' "guaranteeo to facilitate marital' loneliness and abet emotional distance from your spouse." Another is a searching look at the problems of mixed marriage. Still another is a discourse on the death of a spouse and the consequences for the survivor.

Especially good is a sequence An essential for growth is of pieces on family life and the' communication..Many people fail . to understand the importance of upbringi,ng of children. As to the really talking with one's partner. latter, Dr. George Melhus,' de"In many marriages," says Mr. scribing what he and his wife Quesnell, "the c·ommunication is tr-ied to do in the rearing of their rpore like two Jans blowing at chlIdren writes" "We have ateach other. Inst.ead of listening, tempted to create a safe, unthe spouses talk at each other." threatening ,atmosphere from He suggests a practical method which the real Mngers· of the of honest, effective communica- real world can be accurately assessed and planned for." tion. ' All communication is riot verMarriage Counseling bal. Small talk is valuable,. and compliments are helpful. But at More than one of the writers least as significant is, f9r exam- mentions the 'necessity of consis, pie, th(! weeping that a 'woman tency in the treatment of chilmay 00. "Wives do not necessar- dren. A chj.]o' cannot learn to get ily use crying as a means of ma- along, if paren~s' attitudes are nipulating their husbands. It is capricious and unpredictable. simply a way of dealing with The subject of marriage countheir emotions." But it is also necessary "for wives to under- seling is explored. Often such a stand grunting. What crying service is resorted to at the means to a woman, grunting eleventh hour, when a divorce lawyer has already been apmay mean to a man." proached. This may be because A considera'ble part of his the counseling process is feared. book is given to frank discussion What the marriage counselor of marital sex. He recognizes the damaging results of two false 'attempts is to get the couple comattitudes regarding sex, the se- municating. They are encouraged verely repressed and the uncon- to talk. "The marriage counselor ditionally permissive. Then he listens and tries to turn the talkendeavors to define a sane, ing into communication by asking questions, making connec,healthy attitude. He believes that, far from be- tions, and giving interpretacoming obsolete, marriage is tions." here to stay, and he prescribes This does not always work. It for its improvement. can be lengthy and at times unpleasant. But it· "does offer Weekly Series, the possibility of introducing 28 Experts View the Sexual you to an inteni:e and true living Marriage originated as a series in the real wor,ld with someone of articles in th'e Chicago Cath- you love."

OUR LADY OF ANGELS, FALL RIVER Installation of officers for the Council of Catholic Women will take place Sunday, May 26. June events in the parish include the annual blessing of autos at 1 P.M. Sunday, June 2 in the church parking lot; celebration of the feast of Espirito Santo the weekend of June 7 through 9; a Holy Rosary Sodality penny sale Friday, June 21; and a breakfast meeting of the Holy Name Society following 8 AM. Mass Sunday, June 23. , ST. THOMAS MORE, SOMERSET Newly installed officers of the

Publicity chairmen of parish organizations are asked to submit news items for this column to The Anchor, P. O. Box 7, Fall River, 02722. Name of city or town should be included, as well as full dates of all activities. Please send news of future rather than past events.

New Elooks on Marriage' Offer Varied Viewpoints

Saturday, May 18 at the Outlet store, North Dartmouth Mall. Installation of officers is set for 6" P.M. Sunday, June 23 at White's restaurant, North Westport. Previously members will attend 8:30 A.M. Mass in a body.

Women's Guild are Mrs. Sophie Traska, president; Mrs. Ann Gondela, vice-president; Mrs. Shirley Guertin and Mrs. Virginia Mullen, secretaries; Mrs. Alviora Sh ay, t reasurer. Th ey were

SACRED HEART, FALL RIVER New Women's Guild officers will be installed at" the Skipper restaurant, Fairhaven, at 7 P.M.' Monday, June 3. Th~y are Mrs. Edward F. McGrady, president; Mrs. Michael Coughlin, vicepresident; Mrs. Thomas Murphy, secretary; Mrs. Philip Serra, treasurer. Reservations maybe made with Mrs. Raymond Nestor, banquet chairman, or with any of the gUild registrars. ST. JOSEPH, . ATTLEBORO A May crow:ning· ceremony will take place at 7:30 P.M. Mon~ay, May 20. 'Rev. Andre Jussaume, pastor of St. J(l,cques Parish, Taunton' will preach at the crowning ceremony. The rosary is, being recited following 9 AM. Mass each morning of May. Boy Scouts of the parish will take a camping trip this weekend.

'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 7:30 tonight. Elections will be held. . Girl Scouts of the parish will conduct a car wash from 10 AM. to.4 P.M. Saturday in the school iyard. ' . . A "Mayflower" dmner dance 'is 'slated for Saturday' night, ST. PATRICK, iMay25 in the school hall under SOMERSET" ' 'the auspices of the parish comVolunteers are needed to help ~mittee. Tickets are available at .in the nursery service offered ,the rectory. . during the 10:30 A:M. Mass each The school fund wHi benefit Sunday. Help is also needed by ~from proceeds of a bus trip to the parish - choir~ which invites 'Boston Friday, May 31 for a Red prospective members to attend [Sox game. Reservations may be rehearsals any Thursday evening Imade with Maurice Francoeur, in, the church. Altar boy candi:telephone 674-2411. dates, particularly boys entering fourth grade in September, are iST. GEORGE, asked to contact Rev. Joseph IWESTPORT Maguire for information on in: A fund raising luncheon by structions. :Almac's will feature the monthly Boys wishing to join Cub !meeting of the Women's Guild Scouts may contact Dan Sulliion Monday evening, May 20. IReservations may be made by van, telephone 674-1058. The Couples Club will hold an ~ontacting Claudette Steadman installation banquet Wednesday, iat 674-2714. The tickets a're $1.25 and prizes will be awarded June 12 at Paul Hebert's restauIfor the winners at the planned rant. Reservation deadline is Saturday, June 1. Also at the restau'games session. rant is the installation banquet ,ST. KILIAN, ' for the Women's Guild, which ,NEW BEDFORD will follow a church ceremony at : The Ladies Guild will sponsor 7 P.M. Tuesday, June 4. Reseria Mayba~ket whist party at 8 vations should be made by Tueso'clock on Saturday night,' May day, May 28 with Marie Biello 125 in the school basement. or Beatrice Morris. I Mrs. Bridget LeBlanc and Mrs. A bus trip to New York, open Mary Farley, chairladies have to all parishioners, will take ;announced that refreshments will place Saturday, with the bus ,be served. leaving the church parking lot 'ST. JOHN BAPTIST, at 7 AM. and leaving New York NEW BEDFORI) for the return trip at 9 P.M. . , A May dance will take place A paper drive to benefit the ifrom 8 P.M. to midnight Satur- parish building fund will be day, May 18 at the church hall, sponsored Fr.iday and Saturday, Iwith music by the Valhallas. June 7 and 8, by the Women's rricl<ets are available at the rec- ' Guild. Telephones 674-8220 or tory and the event is sponsored 673-6413 may be called for pickup service.' by the par.ish committee.

seated at a banquet of which Mrs. Roberta Trainor was chairman. Guest of honor ang installing officer was. Mrs. Agnes Go~gh, a past guild president. HOLY NAME, FALL RIVER Children of the parish will make their first communion at 9 AM. Mass Saturday. All parishioners are invited to attend. A rehearsal for the first communicants will be held at 2:30 this after-

noon. The children are to meet in the school. A special Marian ceremony will take place at 7:30 P.M. Sun, day, May 19, involving senior adults, 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 beef and the show is "The King and I." Reservations, open to all, may ", be made with Mrs. James R. ,Charette, Mrs. Robert Kitchen or Mrs. William Sullivan. HOLY ROSARY, FALL RIVER . Members and friends of the Women's Guild will meet in the church hall on Beattie Street at I 4:30 P.M. Sunday, May 26 to I proceed in a body to 5 P.M. Mass, which will be followed by I an Hal,ian dinner and instailation of officers. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Lee Roy, dinner! chairman, or 'Mrs. Rita Dearden, guild president.

HOLY REDEEMER" CHATHAM The following slate of officers of the Association of the Sacred Hearts will serve for the coming year: Dr. Anne Raleigh McCarthy, president; Mrs.· John F. Henry, vice-president; Mrs. Lawrence Frawley, recording secretary; Mrs. Peter J. Schriner, corresponding secretary; Cecelia J. Aide, treasurer. 'Mrs. Edgar M. Hawkins and Mrs. Jerome Higgins will head the hospitality committee. Mrs. Frank Maloney has been named chairman for the Summer and Christmas Fairs as well as of the Handicraft!> and Bridge group meetings that meet every Tuesday to prepare for the fairs.

, p'rovincial Director CARTHAGENA (NC)-:-Father Charles Bricher was reelected provincial director of the Cincinnati province of the Society of the Precious Blood at a chapter at St. Charles Seminary here in Ohio.

South Dartmo,.th ST. MARY $300 Mr. & Mrs. George Saint Aubin

$125 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph R. Glennon Jr.

$100 Mr. & Mrs. Edwin Brady Dr. & Mrs. Louis Miskell Rev. William P. Blottman Mr. & Mrs. Owen F. Hackett, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. John J. Hayes Dr. & Mrs. Norman E. Oliver

$90 Mr. & Mrs. John J.

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$75 Mary T. Luiz Dr. & Mrs. Paul E. Corley Dr. & Mrs. John Dias $60 Dr. & Mrs. Vito Cimenello $55 Mr. & Mrs. James Bal'rett $50 Mr. & Mrs. Angelo De Mello Mr. & Mrs. Joseph C. DeMello Mr. & Mrs. Frank M. Martin Mr. & Mrs. Neil Fitzgerald Francis J. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. John Pilvines Mrs. Mary Rodriques $45 Mr. & Mrs. Richard Parsons

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Mrs. F. E. J{elley Sr. St. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr.

$50 Vincent de Paul Society & Mrs. Joseph Pavao & Mrs. Benoit Charland & Mrs. Robert Blake & Mrs. Paul Ouimet

$100 The Buckley Family James H. Healey Kathryn Healy Mr. & Mrs. James D. Mullen Sr. Mr. & Mrs. John B. Parkes

$30 A Friend

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Rev. John Daley, C.S.C. Mary Buckley Mr. & Mrs. David Cleary Mr. & Mrs. Clement J. Coughlin Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gallagher Mr.. & Mrs. Albert Giordano Charles Harvey Mrs. Charles McCarthy Sr. Dr. & Mrs. James McCourt

North Dighton

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Alice Harvey Catherine Harvey Grace Harvey Mary V. Harvey

$30 Mr. & Mrs. Henry Conaty Dr. & Mrs. George C. Schloemer

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$25 Mr. & Mrs. Oliver Collard Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dutra Mr. & Mrs. Arthur A. Ennes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Hebert Mr. & Mrs. John Lane Mr. & Mrs. Anthony 路Procopio Mrs. James Williams

GIFr TO CAMP: Wareham Elks Lodge 1548 presents $1,000 check to Rev. Leonard M. Mullaney, director ?f Cathedral Camp, East Freetown, for use by camp, now m its 55th season. From left, Robert J. Callahan, Elks Exalted Ruler; Father Mullaney; Nicholas R. Carlozzi, chairman of lodge bingo committee.

$35 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel De Mello Dr. & Mrs. Harry Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Coutu

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$30 Josephine M. Foley Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Mello Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Martin Mr. & Mrs. Walter O'Brien Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Corbeil Mr. & Mrs. William A. Murphy $27 Mr. & Mrs. Edward A. Doyle $25 Mr. & Mrs. Armand Borges, Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Boyce, Mr. & Mrs. Norman Daniels, Mrs. Joyce A. Dias, Mrs. Wilbert Divis . 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:czyk Mr. & Mrs. Eugene Caron Olivia M. Luiz St. Mary's Guild Mrs. Luke McCrohan Mr. & Mrs. Manuel H. Sylvia Mr. & Mrs. Raymond E. Lague Mr. & Mrs. Charles L. Nunes, Mitchell J. Raczka, Alice Sheerin Mary 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

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$300 George Considine

$100 Rev. Rene R. Levesque Thomas J. Wilcock

$60 John F. Ward

$50 J. Adelard Bruneau Eveline Magnant

$40 David Buokley Jr.

$35 Joel D. Sunderland $30 Leo Romeo Dubreiul Oscar Stebenne $25 William Rodgers, Lawrence Maynard, A. Friend, Major Wheelock, Frank Cardoza, Justin Burns Westport Package Store Inc., Mrs. Herbert Sailers, Joh~ Pacheco, Alexander Stevenson, Adrien Durand, Alice Harrison

Mrs. Salvatore Gaziano, Mr. & Mrs. Henry Hobaica, Mr. &

Mrs. Francis Madden, Mr. & Mrs. William Richardson, Mr. & Mrs. Leo路 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. Vincent 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. Francis Brophy, 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. Leo F. Sullivan

$100 Holy Cross Fathers Saint Vincent DePaul Society $80 Mr. & Mrs. John Smith

$75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Dray

$60 Dr. & Mrs. Phillip ConneIly Mr. & Mrs. Paul Coleman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cady

$52 Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O'Brien

$50 Mr. & Mrs. John Pilz Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Berry Mrs. Jennie Overton Dr. & Mrs. Earl McLoud Mr. & Mrs. Frank Ready

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

$35 Robert Connors Mr. & Mrs. David Gomes

$30

North Easton

Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Dolloff

$25 Mr. & Mrs. William Higgins, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Murphy, Mr. & Mrs. Seneca Stone, Mr. & Mrs. James Fitzgibbons, Francis Welch

IMMACULATE CONCEPTION

$500 Rev. Joseph F. O'Donnell

$125 Vincent Galvin

In Memory of AI路ice McEvoy

$30 Mrs. Michael Harkins Eileen & Mary Lordan Mrs. Isabella Somerville

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ST. BERNARD

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Marion

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ST. RITA

A Friend

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Rev. Gerald T. Shovelton

$125 Mr. & Mrs. Francis Sullivan

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$125 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Mead

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

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Asserts; Pluralism Genius Of A.",erican Catholicism Apparently, a committee has been set tip to preside over American Catholicism's contribution to the nation's bicentennial. It seems that part of the concern of the committee is justice: and peace-a l~udable enough concern, one supposes. Who could be Briefly, the genius of American against justice and peace? politics has been pluralism and Having had my share of ex- the genius of American Catholiperienc~ with ritualistic epis- dsm has. also been pluralism. copal committees, I may perhaps be pardoned for being skeptical that anything more than ritual is intended. Some pious statement

American' politics is based upon coalition-building and localismon winning allies for your group from other groups at the grass roots (as Madison made clear in the "Federalist Papers"). In urban politics, the local coalitions are built in the precinct. And the religious side of the nrecinct is the parish. The precinct and the parish together constitute that A.merican Catholic phenomenon, the neighborhood. Re-narkable Commun~ty Theologize about the neighborhood? What can possibly be remarkable ,about the neighborhood? . The. trouble is, having been raised in neighborhoods we take them for granted; we don't realize what an absolutely unique phenomenon they are in modern urban life. So we turn to the French, or the Dutch, or, heaven save us, the Latins to learn about building comm~nity, ignoring the remarkableCOItlmuhity in our midst; . But what can coalitions, pre· cincts, parishes, neighborhoods say about justice and peace? Coalition politics - neighborhood building, if you will - is about binding people together, about harmonizing ,conflicting interests, about devising compromises which everyone can live with. It is, 'in other words, about reconciliation. Which is why I thoiJghtJesus came into the world.

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REV. I

ANDREW M. GREELEY

Will doubtless be issued against inJustice and war; pep rallies will be held around the country to inveigh against these twin evils-in the "third world" rhetoric which passes for serious social and economk analysis in Catholic c,ircles today. Without having heen asked for my opinion, I'd like to suggest a more appropria,te present. from the American CathJ)lic Church to the Republic of it!l bicentenary. We might just present the country with self-understanding. 'Liberation Theology' Since the disastrous Americanis.m controversy sh'Jt off original Catholic thinking :n the United States ahriost eight decades ago, American Catholics have taken their intellectual 'leadershiD from abroad-from Italy 'and E~gland before the Second World War, ,and thereafter in rapid succession from France, Germany and Holland. Now, as the ultimate in self-hatred, we are' turning to Latin America for a "liberation theology" which is supposed to be pertinent to our religious problems and needB. Maybe the bishcps 'and their technical experts c,:>uld go back to where we were in 1895 'and ask if there is anything in the American Catholic: experience that we might share with the rest of the country and the rest of the world. Can we reflect upon, if not theologize about, our own experienc,e in such a way as to illumine problems of justice 'and peace? The alternative is to repeat the cliches of the liberal left, or the mindless simpli.cism of the third world crew, or the hollow enthusiasms of our own weary socal actionists, or the pontifical wisdom of the Protestant divines who, at their national meetings, layout 'in an endless series of resolutions answers to all the problems of the human race. Precinct and Parish It is indicative of our problem that whenever I say "reflect on the l11eaning of the American, Catholic exper,ience," people look at me like old weird Greeley has fli;:peq once again. How could there be anything in our experi· ence worth refl,ecting upon? We have come a long way since John Ireland.

Ocean Grove ST. M~CHAEL

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$210 Rev.. Joseph A. Martineau

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ST. MARY

& Mrs. ~ames J. Coogan & Mrs.. John Harrington & Mrs. Edmund Murray

$200 Rev. Thomas L. Rita·

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$200 Mr: & Mrs. William Cuddigan

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$25 Mr. & Mrs. Manuel Hendricks Jr. ,Mr. and Mrs. Maurice HoIland, Mr. & Mrs. Edward D. O'Connell, Mr. & Mrs. Jo;eph Motta, Mr. & Mrs. Paul Micheletti Mr. & Mrs. Robert Stellmack, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kaveny, Mr. & Mrs. Stanley F. Young, Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sawyer, Mrs. Charles Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Anthony Mr. & Mrs. John H. Ellis Dr. & Mrs Peter A. Pi'!:zarello Mr. & Mrs. Walter Gerula Mr. & Mrs. Philip B. Toole Mr. & Mrs. Henry Pestana Mr. & Mrs. Rudolph Petorelli

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$1,000

Mr. & Mrs. Fred Murphy Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Frederick Bartek Mr. & Mrs. James H. Lee In Memory of John & Theresa Mahon

John F. Smith

$200 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Miconi Sr.

$150 $100

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Rev. Roger J. Levesque

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$75

Rev. Cornelius J. Keliher

Mr. & Mrs. John Gagne Marjorie L. Shea

$250 $105 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Morris & Family I

PLANS TO RESIGN: Sister Margaret Claydon, 50, has announced she will resign 'as president of Trinity College in Washington, D.C., at the end of the 1974-1975 academic year. NC Photo. 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 McInerney Mr. & Mrs. Francis O'Connell Mr. & Mrs. George O'Connell Mr. & Mrs. Aime Turgeon

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$75 $50 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Boardman Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Bourgette Mr. & Mrs. George Boyd Katherine F. Bradley Mr. & Mrs. John Case Mr. & Mrs. Armand Choiniere & Family In Memory of Mary E. Grady Mrs. Richard May $45 Robert Whitaker $40 Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Byrnes Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Iwuc Mr. & Mrs. John Plath

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$250 Rev. Roger P. Poirier

$50 Anonymous Edward & Mary Mellon Jeannette Dupuis The Misses Boudreau Mark & Lucille Mercier Doris Levasseur

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Mr. & Mrs. George LeBeau Mr. & Mrs. Francis Gman

$175 $100

ST. MARY

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$300 Edmund Henry

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Norton

$125

$850 Mr. & Mrs. J. Harry Condon

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

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Fernandes Super Markets, Inc.

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Rev. Msgr. Gerard J. Chabot

$1500

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$600 Jeweled Cross Company

$75 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cunningham

$50 A Friend The McDonough Family

Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Kenney

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$50

$35

Mr. & Mrs. Edward Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Donald DesVergnes Mr. & Mrs. Robert Sweeney Mrs. Francis Kelley Mr. & Mrs. James Matrins In Memory of Rev. Msgr. John Shay In Honor of Rev. Msgr. Thomas F. Walsh

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cotte Richard V. Boucher, Gertrude Miller, 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 Bellonzi, Edward & E'laine Courbron, Lucien PaUl, Armand and Florence Boucher & Dor,is

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Saturday

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$37 Mr. & Mrs. John Bergeron

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$26 Mr. & Mrs. Edward Fitzsimmons

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