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Five to be ordained at Cathedral Five young men will be ordained for the Fall River diocese by Bis'hop Daniel A. Cronin in ceremonies at II a.m. May 31 in St. Mary's Cathedral. They are Rev. Mr. David M. Andrade, Rev. Mr. Freddie Babiczuk Jr., Rev. Mr. Thomas A. Frechette, Rev. Mr. Maurice O. Gauvin Jr. and Rev. Mr. Timothy P. Reis. All prepared for the priesthood at St. John's Seminary, BrightQn. Rev. Mr. Andrade A native of St. Anthony parish, Taunton, Rev. Mr. Andrade is the son of Manuel G. and Augusta (Camara) Andrade. Born October 26, 1960, in Taunton, he is a 1978 graduate of that city's Coyle and Cassidy High School. After a year of study at Bristol Community College, he entered St. John's Seminary in 1979.

Rev. Mr. Andrade served his diaconal year at St. John the Evangelist parish, Attleboro, and has worked five summers as a counselor at St. Vincent de Paul Camp, Westport. His first Mass will be offered at 2:30 p.m. June I at St. Anthony parish. Rev. Mr. Kevin M. Sepe, a transitional deacon from the Boston archdiocese,' will be deacon andhomilist. Music will be by the parish choir and a folk group composed of students from St. John's Seminary College. St. Anthony's school hall will be the site of a reception following the Mass. , Rev. Mr. Babiczuk Rev. Mr. Babiczuk is a native of Our Lady of Lourdes parish, Taunton, and the son of Freddie and Cacilda (De Cruz) Babiczuk Sr. He has one brother and one sister.

Bishops get stay in abortion suit· NEW YORK (NC) - The U.S. The bishops' records are being bishops won a reprieve May 14 sought in a case brought by Aborwhen a federal appeals court tion Rights Mobilization against agreed to set aside $IOO,OOO-a-day the Internal Revenue Service. The contempt-of-court fines until the abortion rights groups is seeking court could hear the bishops' to force the IRS to remove the appeal in an abortion-related tax church's tax-exempt status case. because the church allegedly 'The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of engaged in illegal activities by Appeals in New York delayed the supporting or opposing political fines and tentatively set the week candidates based on their views on of June 23 to hear oral arguments abortion. on the bishops' refusal to release Msgr. Daniel Hoye, NCCB subpoenaed, detailed records of USCC general secretary, said the pro-life activities by their two delay of the penalties and the Washington agencies: the National chance to appeal opened the door Conference of Catholic Bishops for the bishops to address a and its action arm, the U. S. number of important issues, Catholic Conference. including the "chilling effect" that The fines originally had been the case and the subpoenas could imposed on the bishops May 8 by U.S. District Judge Robert Carter. Turn to Page Twelve

be held in the parochial school Born November 16,1959, heisa hall. 1977 graduate of Taunton High School and holds a psychology Rev. Mr. Frechette degree from the University of MasRev. Mr. Frechette hails from sachusetts in Amherst. He began St. Francis Xavier parish, Hyanhis studies for the priesthood in nis, and is the son of Willie R. and 1981. Mary Della (Adams) Frechette of He was assigned to St. John the Osterville. He has two brothers Baptist parish, New Bedf~rd, as a and two sisters. transitional deacon after spending One sister, Marie, is a member three summers as a counselor at of the Missionary Servants of the St. Vincent de Paul Camp. Most Blesse4 Trinity. Rev. Mr. Babiczuk's first Mass . Born in Hyannis December 15, will take place at 2:30 p.m. June I 1955, he is a 1973 graduate of at Our Lady of Lourdes parish Barnstable High School. He enwith Father Joseph Oliveira, pas- tered the seminary in 1980 and tor, as homilist. Music will be pro- spent his dia<:onal year at Holy vided by the parish choir and the Name parish, Fall River. Coyle and Cassidy High School Rev. Mr. Frechette will offer his folk group: first Mass at 2 p.m. June I at St. Concelebrants will be Father Francis Xavier parish. Father Arnold Medeiros and Father Oli- James M. Fitzpatrick, parochial veira. Rev. Mr. Bob Faria will be ' vicar of St. John the Evangelist deacon. parish, Attleboro, will be homilist. A reception after the Mass will Father David A. Costa, parochial

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vicar at St. Thomas More parish, Somerset, will be music director. Plans regarding concelebrants and a reception were not yet finalized as The Anchor went to press. Rev. Mr. Gauvin A native of St. Elizabeth parish, Fall River, Rev. Mr. Gauvin is the son of Maurice O. and Mary (Botelho) Gauvin Sr. He has two brpthers and one sister. He was born July 14, 1959 in Fall River, and was a 1977 graduate of that city's B.M.C. Durfee High School. He entered St. John's Seminary in 1979. Among seminary involvements, he served as a counselo~ at Cathedral Camp, East Freetown, and St. Vincent de Paul Camp. His diaconal year was spent at Holy Name parish, New Bedford. Rev. Mr. Gauvin will offer his first Mass at 3 p.m. June I at St. Turn to Page Six

Retirement, pastors are announced A retirement, three appointments of new pastors and the change of a pastor to a new parish have been announced by Bishop Daniel A. Cronin. Msgr. Maurice Souza, pastor of St. Anthony's parish, East Falmouth, will enter retirement. Rev. Leonard M. Mullaney, pastor of St. Bernard's parish, Assonet, will assume the pastorate of St. Anthony's, East Falmouth. Rev. Edward E. Correia, chaplain at St. Luke's Hospital, New Bedford, will become pastor at St. Bernard's. The ab9ve changes are effective June II. Effective May 21 were the appointments of Rev. Henry S. Arruda and Rev. Edmund J. Fitz-

gerald. Both were administrators, Father Arruda of St. John the Baptist parish, New Bedford, and Father Fitzgerald of St. John the Baptist parish, Central Village, Westport. They are now pastors of those parishes. Msgr. Souza Msgr. Souza, a New Bedford native, was born Sept. 24,1912, in New Bedford, the son of the late Manuel R. and Leopoldina (Silvia) Souza. After graduation from New Bedford High School in 1930, he prepared for the priesthood at St. Charles College, Catonsville, Md., St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, and the Montreal major seminary. Ordained June 3, 1939 by Bishop Turn to Page Three

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Diocese of Fall River - Fri., May 23, 1986

Leading Parishes ATTLEBORO AREA SI. John 33,668.00 SI. Mark, Attleboro Falls 23,182.00 SI. Mary, Seekonk 21,932.00 SI. Mary, Mansfield 21,550.00 20,679.00 MI. Carmel, Seekonk CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS AREA SI. Pius X, So. Yarmouth 5~,235.49 SI. Francis Xavier, Hyannis 46,661.00 Corpus Christi, Sandwich 35,565.00 Holy Trinity, W. Harwich 33,472.00 O.l. of Victory, Centerville 27,842.50 FALL RIVER AREA Holy Name Our Lady of Angels SI. Thomas More, Somerset 51. Mary Cathedral Santo Christo

31,019.50 21,043.00 18,592.00 17,247.00 16,551.00

NEW BEDFORD AREA MI. Carmel SI. Mary, So. Dartmouth Immaculate Conception SI. Mary Sl.lawrence

33,500.00 32,710.00 30,251.00 19,074.00 14,617.00

TAUNTON AREA SI. Ann, Raynham SI. Mary Holy Cross, So. Easton Immaculate Conception, N. Easton 51. Joseph

20,745.00 17,316.00. 16,265.00 14,699.00 13,510.00

Parish Totals ATTLEBORO AREA . Attleboro Holy Ghost SI. John SI. Joseph SI. Mark SI. Stephen St. Theresa

Mansfield-SI. Mary North Attleboro Sacred Heart SI. Mary Norton-SI. Mary Seekonk MI. Carmel SI. Mary

21,550.00 6,848.20 12,514.00 11,122.00 20,679.00 21,932.00

CAPE COD &THE ISLANDS AREA Brewster-O. l. of the Cape 25,016.60 Buzzards Bay-SI. Margaret 13,011.00 Centerville-O. l. of Victory 27,842.50 Chatham-Holy Redeemer 19,581.00 Cotuit-Christ the King 14,397.00 East Falmouth-SI. Anthony 18,350.00 Edgartown-SI. Elizabeth 3,550.00 Falmouth-SI. Patrick 19,328.00 Hyannis...,...SI. Francis Xavier 46,661.00 Nantucket-O. l. of the Isle 12,141.00 North FalmouthSI. Elizabeth Seton 15,934.00 Oak Bluffs-Sacred Heart 3,960.00 Orleans-SI. Joan of Arc 22,545.00 Osterville-Assumption 16,440.00 PocassetSI. John the Evangelist 21,404.00 Provincetown-SI. Peter 6,184.00 Sandwich-Corpus Christi 35,565.00 South Yarmouth-SI. Pius X 58,235.49 Vineyard HavenSt. Augustine 6,961.00 WellfleetOur lady of lourdes 4,730.00 West HarwichHoly Trinity 33,472.00 Woods Hole-SI. Joseph 5,830.00 FALL RIVER AREA

12,742.00 33,668.00 8,804.00 23,182.00 6,977.00 13.626.00

Fall River SI. Mary's Cathedral Blessed Sacrament Espirito Santo Holy Cross Holy Name Notre Dame

17,247.00 3,400.00 12,714.00 3,119.00 31,01900 11.255.00

Our Lady of the Angels路 Our Lady of Health Holy Rosary Immaculate Conception Sacred Heart SI. Anne SI. Anthony of Padua SI. Elizabeth SI. Jean Baptiste SI. Joseph SI. Louis SI. Mathieu 51. Michael SI. Patrick SS. Peter &Paul SI. Stanislaus SI. William Santo Christo Assonet-SI. Bernard No. Westport-O.l. of Grace Somerset SI. John of God SI. Patrick SI. Thomas More Swansea Our lady of Fatima SI. Dominic SI. louis of France 51. Michael WestportSI. George SI. John..

21,043.00 6,405.00 13,218.00 6,687.50 9,401.50 9,581.00 11,539.00 6,700.00 5,690.00 6,693.00 6,278.00 2,534.00 9,244.00 12,142.60 7,759.00 8,415.00 7,184.50 16,551.00 7,075.00 11,366.00

. SI. Boniface SI. Casimir SI. Francis of Assisi St. Hedwig SI. James SI. John the Baptist SI. Joseph SI. Kilian SI. Lawrence SI. Mary SI. Theresa AcushnetSI. Francis Xavier East FreetownSI. John Neumann FairhavenSI. Joseph SI. Mary Sacred Hearts Marion-SI. Rita Mattapoisett-SI. Anthony North DartmouthSI. Julie Billiart South Dartmouth-51. Mary Wareham-SI. Patrick

13,635.45 9,735.00 18,592.00 16,393.00 12,834.25 14,159.00 9,278.40

TAUNTON AREA Taunton Holy Family Holy Rosary Immaculate Conception Our lady of lourdes Sacred Heart SI. Anthony SI. Jacques SI. Joseph SI. Mary SI. Paul Dighton-SI. Peter North Dighton-SI. Joseph North EastonImmaculate Conception Raynham-SI. Ann South Easton-Holy Cross

7,713.00 8,178.00

NEW BEDFORD AREA New Bedford Holy Name Assumption Immaculate Conception MI. Carmel Our Lady of Fatima Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sacred Heart SI. Anne 51. Anthony Pad ua

13,964.00 3,927.00 30,251.00 33,500.00 6,116.50 4,814.00 5,475.00 3,615.00 7,160.00

2,481.00 3,663.00 6,502.00 2,136.00 11,909.00 13,847.00 9,769.00 2,233.00 14,617.00 19,074.00 6,605.00 8,258.00 11,306.35 9,385.00 6,250.00 2,116.00 5,624.35 10,715.00 16,542.00 32,710.00 13,476.00

10,785.00 4,689.00 10,519.50 6,566.00 9,844.00 13,389.00 6,957.00 13,510.00 17,316.00 12,554.00 4,603.00 7,020.00 14,699.00 20,745.00 16,265.00

Life's improving by every measure, he says UNITED NATIONS (NC) The U. N. population agency is calling a world conference on the rapid growth of urban populations, which it said could pose 21st century major problems. Rafael M. Salas, executive director of the U.N. Fund for Popula. tion Activities, said action today may spell the difference between a pleasant urban environment and catastrophe, particularly in developing countries. But population expert Julian Simon said that the urban population trend could be a sign of "triumph" for humanity. Pope John Paul II has repeatedly called on the U.N. and other agencies to provide economic aid to families and to promote social justice in dealing with the population issue. By the year 2010, it is projected' that over 50 percent of the world's population will live in urban areas, 20 percent of them in 78 cities of 4 million or more inhabitants, according to a report released by Salas~ agency. .

Fr.equencychange VATICAN CITY (NC) - Vatican Radio's daily English-language program'for North America has moved from 6015 kilohertz to 1630 'kHZ'. The progrilfn is'aired at 8:50 p.m,EDT. It includes news and inf<ihnation abo\.i't 'Churcrh history andcontemporary'church affairs.

In 1950, it said, only New York, London and Shanghai had 10 million or more inhabitants. By the year 2000, 22 such "mega-cities," 18 of them in developing countries, are foreseen. According to the U.N. report, the world's population is increasing by 156 people per minute. It is expected there will be 6.12 billion people by the year 2000. Around 2100, the global population is expected to stabiliz,e at 10.5 billion. Urban populations increase as rural immigrants seek a better life and Third World cities may double in size every 20 years, the report said. . But it also said urban areas in developed countries may expect no or little population growth, resulting in a need for more services for the elderly. While the U.N. report focuses on problems accompanying urban growth, economist and population . expert Julian L. Simon said he prefers to see' the statistics more positively. Simon, who teaches business administration at'the University of Maryland, is author of "The Economics of Population Growth" .and "The Ultimate ResoUl:ce,"both. of which suggest that additi.onal. population leads to improvements in economic well-being. A growing population "can be seen as a burden !lr as a triumph," Simbntold NatiOllal Catholic News Service..

"These figures might be seen as humanity reaching pinnacles of success never reached before," Simon added. Simon calls improving life expectancy rates "an absolutely unparalleled miracle." In only the past 200 years the life expectancy in the West has gone from below 30 years to more than 70, he said, while since World War 11,15 years have been added to the life expectancy of those living in poor coun. tries. "People are living longer and are healthier than ever before," Simon said. He said Western concerns about Third World overpopulation are often "paternalistic," if not "racist,"

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and show "a base ignorance of human nature." While one should not be complacent about urban growth and population increase, Simon insisted there are many signs of hope..

Citing resource, agricultural, pollution, education and life expectancy statistics, he concluded "life on this earth is getting better by every measure."

SISTER EUGENIA Brady

gious education programs in the parishes. I hope I can fulfill this role for the people of the diocese of Fall River." Sister Brady will attend programs at Providence College and St. Joseph's College, Hartford, before beginning work in the diocese.

of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Cluny will become a member of the Diocesan Department of Education this summer, joining Sister Elaine Heffernan, RSM. Both will be associate directors of religious education. Sister Brady has taught in California elementary schools and Irish high schools. Since 1984 she has been director of religious education at Christ the King parish, Warwick, RI. She holds a bachelor's degree in education from Immaculate Heart College, Los Angeles, has done extensive postgraduate work in religious education and completed a Master Catechist certificate program at Mt. St. Mary Col'lege School o.f Theology, also in Los Angeles. . . Commenting on her new position, she said that she has "come to recognize the need to affirm and guide catechists and those responsible for reli/

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Retirement, pastors

Diocese of Fall River -

Fri., May 23, 1986

Continued from Page One James E. Cassidy, he was parochial vicar at St. John the Baptist parish, New Bedford; St. Anthony's,East Falmouth; St. Anthony of Padua, Fall River; and St. Anthony, Taunton, before being named administrator of Our Lady of Health parish, Fall River, in 1956. . After six years at Our Lady of 'Health, Msgr. Souza returned to St. Anthony's, Taunton, as pastor, serving there until 1977, when he was named to his present pastorate. Named a monsignor in 1969, the East Falmouth pastor has also served as a judge in the diocesan marriage tribunal, on the Diocesan Music Commission, as Cape and Islands moderator (or the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women and as Taunton area dean from 1968 until his appointment to East Falmouth. In retirement he will reside at the Catholic Memorial Home in Fall River..

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Father Mullaney . Father Mullaney, born in Fall River Oct. 7, 1936, was parochial vicar at St. Patrick's parish, Wareham, from his 1962 ordination until 1972. During that . . assignment he was also briefly priest in charge at St. Rita's;. Wareham. He was then vicar at Our Lady of Fatima, New Bedford, and Immaculate Conception, Taunton. In 1978 he was appointed pastor at St. Bernard's. Father Mullaney directed Cathedral Camps, East Freetown, from 1972 until 1983. He was a marriage tribunal advocate and is now a prosynodal judge. Father Correia Father Correia, born July 6, 1942, was ordained in 1968. He was parochial vicar at Our Lady of Victory, Centerville; Sacred Heart, Oak Bluffs; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, New Bedford; and St. Anthony of Padua, New Bedford. While on Cape Cod he was area CYO director. In 1982 he joined the pastoral

FATHER ARRUDA ministry staff at St. Luke's Hospital, New Bedford, where he has served until now. Father Arruda . Father Arruda is a. native of Remedios, St. Michael, Azores. Ordained in 1967, he was twice parochial vicar at St. Anthony's parish, Taunton; St. Michael's, Fall River; Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Seekonk; St. John of God, Somerset; and Immaculate Conception, New Bedfl,>rd. He has served on the diocesan Priests' Council and as Fall River area CCD cochairman.

FATHER CORREIA Father Fitzgerald Father Fitzgerald, born in Fall River in 1942, was parochial vicar at Holy Name parish, Fall River, from his ordination in 1968 until his appointment as chaplain to St. Anne's Hospital, Fall River, in 1974.

In 1977, while remaining St. Anne's director of pastoral care, he was named diocesan coordinator of pastoral care for the sick, in charge of hospital and nursing home ministries. Father Fitzgerald is moderator for the Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses and has been a notary for the marriage tribunal and chaplain for Assumption Circle, Daughters of Isabella. He is presently a prosynodal judge for the marriage tribunal.

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Amb. Wilson resigns post WASHINGTON (NC) - William A. Wilson, the first U.S. ambassador to the Holy See, has resigned, the State Department announced May 20. State Department spokesman Charles Redman provided few details. He said Wilson wanted to return to private life. Redman declined to link the resignation to a reprimand of Wilson two months earlier for an unauthorized trip to Libya which had been termed an "embarrassment" by Secretary of State Georg,e Shultz. . "The president expressed deep appreciation to Ambassador Wilson for his productive work during

SATURDAY, May 24 - Procession of Gifts 6:30 P.M. Band Concert - Games - Food, Auction to Midnight SUNDAY, May 25 - Concelebrated Mass Sung In Portuguese 11:30 A.M. PROCESSION - At 3:00 P.M. - After Procession There Will Be Band Concert - Games - Prizes - Food and 路Refreshments and Auction until Midnight MONDAY, May 26 - Memorial Day Band Concert, Bazaar - Gamel Food and Auction until 10 P.M.

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the course of which full diplomatic relations were established between the United States and the Holy See," said Redman. Wilson, 71, was named Reagan's personal representative to the Vatican in 1981. He was named ambassador in 1984 after the United States and Holy See established formal diplomatic relations. In March he was identified as the "mystery" official who had made a forbidden trip to Libya to meet with the regime of Moammar Khadafy. The visit came after U. S. officials had blamed Khadafy for involvement in terrorist attacks and warned Americans to stay away from Libya.

THE-ANCHOR - Diocese of Fall River - Fri., May 23, 1986

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themoorin~ Liberal Arts on the Move At this year's college graduates seek to begin their careers, they are noting among prospective employers a strong return to the liberal arts. More and more, business is searching for men and women with broad and adaptable rather than narrow and fixed educational foundations. What the market demands, th~ market gets. The need for engineers, computer experts and accountants is still at an alltime high yet it is interesting to note that industry is demanding more than just specialized expertise. A wider vision is wanted to meet the challenges faced by industries, especially those in the international market. As American business continues expanding throughout the world, new job opportunities have surfaced for those with wide general knowledge and flexibility of outlook. Until recently, however, U.S. colleges and universities have not been encouraged by industry to develop and extend their liberal art programs. In fact, for many years the liberal arts _declined as monies and grants received by schools were poured into science and engineering programs. Then came the explosion in the field of computer e4ucation. Revenues were expended to race headlong into this new area, while the poor liberal arts were again shuffled to the back rows of the classroom. To our uniquely utilitarian American mind, supply and- demand determined where schools would spend their monies. . As a result of this pervasive attitude, language courses, history studies and cultural programs were almost sneered at by so-called career counselors. The idea that no one needs such stuff to get a job was more than encouraged by job placement specialists. As one observer put it, American higher education was producing soulless scient.ists and heartless engineers. The study of philosophy, abstract science and literature was for the idle rich, not for young-men and women who saw college as the ticket to a well-paid job. In short, American education began to sell America short as schools produced scientific experts lacking a vision extending beyond their laboratories. . Now in the 80s as the international marketplace widens, attitudes have changed. From the Common Market to OPEC new trading partners are becom~ng more competitive; Japan and its Far East neighbors have unbalanced our budget; Americans on the move have brought with them their hotels and allied services. . In other words, the litany of internationalism is now endless. To cope with a new hotel in Tokyo or a new plant in Italy, Americans have been forced to a new view of business. We have seen by our horrendous deficit that it can no longer be business as usual. We have found out the hard way that people must be met in their language and culture where they are, not where we want them to be. To do this, American business seeks now to hire those who speak languages, understand mores and can interpret social rituals. Reenter the liberal

arts. May we hope that their influence will spread beyond the world of the merely mercantile. The fulfillment of the entire person is indeed the goal toward which all education should strive; and this recrudescence of the liberal arts assures us that the academic. world i.$ once again responsive not only to mar-ketplace needs' but also to the more basic realities of man and interpersonal relationships. . It is indeed refreshing to witness this reordering of priorities. The Editor

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Film ratings discussed By Tony Zaza

NEW YORK ( NC) - The Motion Picture Association of America and the National Association ofTheatre Owners have proclaimed that they are getting tougher with films depicting drug use of any kind and those containing harsh sexually derived language. The motion picture group, an industry-appointed trade organization which rates films according to ages, will now at least give a PG-13 and even an R or X to any films which depict drug use or include gratuitous profanity and obscene words. While this appears commendable, it obscures ratings groups' laxity with regard to the increased use of profanity and violence which has reached alarming levels in recent films like "Wise Guys," "Blue City" and "Murphy's Law." The movie industry ratings have simply become an easy way for confused and insecure producers and distributors to target audiences. Rather than acting as a warning, the ratings merely alert viewers to the fact that certain films are selling sex and violence. The rat-

ing has become another marketing strategy. Considering that the X rating has mysteriously disappeared and that the G is on the verge ofextinction, the film industry is in practice segregating films into two classes, for people under and over the magic age of 17. As the industry's self-appointed regulatory body, the MPAA is more an arbiter oftaste than a protector of values. In redefining its policy, the industry's classification and rating administration further obscures .the validity of the PG-13 rating as a warning to parents about explicit content. \ Films appealing to the youth market may become worse than ever because films previously considered for an R rating may be lumped into the PG-13 category. Essential weaknesses of the industry rating system are that it gives no reasons for a rating and that it is concerned only with language and visuals, not the message of a film with regard to social values. Neither condemning nor condoning, the current system merely neg-

lects or evades problems of narrative content, behaving as if all stories have implicit value regardless of treatment. But images produce as well as express meaning. Part of the role of U.S. Catholic Conference reviews is to assess content and to give warnings when necessary to help readers determine the value and suitability of a given film. Unlike most critical agencies or individuals, the USCC is not an arbiter of taste. It is a consensus group responsible for providing those constantly ~ombarded by film, TV and other media with guidelines helping them navigate through often hostile waters. Movies are consumer goods and like any free market product need labels listing contents. Ratings are needed. At their, weakest, they simply describe contents, at their best, they should act like a surgeon general's warning: this product may be harmful to your mental and spiritual health. Reach out in Love Care and Share

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6 Vatican disclaims LaRouche tie

VATICAN CITY (NC) - The Vatican has publicly distanced itself fro~ several organizations it said are connected with Lyndon LaRouche, a three-time U.S. presidential candidate from the political fringe. "Organizations and personnel of the Holy See have no part in the activities and in the initiatives connected with Mr. Lyndon LaRouche," said a recent statement in L'Osservatore Romano, the Vatican newspaper. It named the organizations as the European Workers"party, the Club of Life, the Anti-Drug Coalition, the Schiller Institute, the Humanistic Academy, the weekly New Solidarity and the magazine Executive Intelligence Review. The statement did not explain why the clarification was being made and Vatican officials did not elaborate, except to describe it as a preventive measure to avoid misunderstanding. Lyndon LaRouche heads the small National Democratic Policy Committee, which is not connected with the Democratic Party. LaRouche espouses a platform including claims of worldwide conspiracies against himself and humanity involving the Soviets, terrorists, and the British royal family. His supporters have also called for nuclear power plant subsidies.

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Partnership theme of priests' parley SALT LAKE CITY (NC) The role of the church as parent and of the pastor as a father figure is shifting to greater partnership for the laity, speakers told priests at the annual convention of the National Federation路 of Priests' Councils in Salt Lake City.

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Father Joseph Costa, chaplain at St. Vincent's Home, Fall River, represented the Fall River Priests' Council, of which he is president, at the meeting, which had as its theme "Women and Men: Part~ership in Ministry." Participants noted that priests are working more and more in collaborative ministry with lay and religious, married and single women. The convention explored successful models of such ministry and addressed tensions faced by women and men as they move into further apostolic partnership in the Catholic Church. Convention speakers included Evelyn Eaton Whitehead, a developmental psychologist, and her husband, James D. Whitehead, a pastoral theologian and historian of religion. They treated the .

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male/female relatIOnship as it relates to ministry. Father Brian Joyce, a pastor in Oakland, Calif., and a six-year member of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops' (NCCB) Priestly Life and Ministry Committee, spoke on the real experience of collaboration between women and men in parish ministry. "We now know that ministry is rooted in baptism, not the pastor's permission," he said. During the April convention, the priests approved resolutions opposing the U. S. air strike against Libya and supporting Father Charles E. Curran, a professor at the Catholic University of America threatened with loss of permission to teach as a Catholic theologian.

Elizabeth's Church. Father Arthur T. DeMello, pastor, will be homilist and concelebrants will include him and Fathers John J. Murphy and John J. Perry, pastor and parochial vicar of Holy Name parish. The choirs of Holy Name and St. Elizabeth parishes will provide music. Deacon for the Mass will be Manuel H. Camara Jr. A reception will follow in St. Elizabeth parish center. Rev. Mr. Reis Rev. Mr. Reis is a native of St. James parish, New Bedford, and the son of Gertrude (Antunes) Reis and the late John J. Reis. He has two brothers and two sisters. Born August 4, 1959, he is a 1977 graduate of the former Ho'ly Family High School. As a seminarian, he was a counselor at St. Vincent de Paul Camp. He spent his diaconal year at St. Thomas More parish, Somerset. His first Mass will be at 7 p.m. June 2 at St. James Church. Concelebrants will be Father Peter Graziano, pastor; Msgr. John J. Regan, St. Thomas More pastor; Father John E. Farrell ofSt. John's Seminary, seminary classmates and other priest friends. Deacon will

be Rev. Mr. Anthony Verdelotti. Father Farrell will be homilist and the St. James and St. Thomas More choirs will provide music under the direction of Mrs. Joan Cuttle.. A reception will follow in the St. James church hall. All Welcome Clergy, religious and laity are invited to attend the May 31 ordination. Priests wishing to concelebrate should bring amice, alb, cincture and stole., while those wishing to participate in the laying on of hands rite should wear cassock and surplice.

Portuguese studies. Again this summer the Association for the Development of the Catholic University of Portugal and the Portuguese Cultural Foundation of Providence are cosponsoring a four-week cultural and historical program at the Catholic University in Lisbon. The program is limited to 20 students, ages 18 to 45 with at least intermediate fluency in Portuguese. Further information is available from the Portuguese Cultural Foundation,3 Armstrong Ave., Providence, RI 02903, tel. 401-331-8070.

Dear Editor: Massachusetts Citizens For Life wishes to express appreciation for participation of the Catholic churches of the Fall River and Greater New Bedford areas in the Mother's Day weekend sale of roses. The funds received help us affirm the right to life of all human beings, born and unborn, through educational, legislative, political and other activities. Further information on Massachusetts Citizens For Life is available from Mary Ann Booth, 6364903 or Evelyn Geary Paquette, 992-1728. Free copies of our Prolife Reference Journal may be secured from our office, 227 Union St., Room 205, New Bedford 02740. Evelyn Geary Paquette South Dartmouth

Holocaust recalled in area schools Bishop Connolly High School, Fall River, is among area schools observing Holocaust Remembrance Week, which concludes tomorrow. SponSOred by the Interfaith Council and the Jewish Community Council, both of Fall River, the week highlights the tragic days of World War II when systematic attempts were made to exterminate the Jewish people. Continuing to teach the lesson of the Holocaust beyond the oneweek observance are participating high schools, where specially trained teachers offer a history unit titled Facing History and Ourselves: Holocaust and Human Behavior. The area effort is spearheaded by Louis Sevin, Dr. Irvin'g Fradkin and Atty. Joseph Hanify, .Interfaith Council president. Atty. Hanify notes: "I I million people died in the Holocaust. Six million of them were Jews. Five million were Catholics and Protestants, among them were many priests and nuns . . . . a whole broad spectrum of men and women who were, in every sense of the word, innocent. . "Future generations will be better served if we take steps to preserve a truth which, no matter how horrible it may be, will instruct our children. We must make people so aware of the Holocaust that we will not have to fear that danger \ again."

May 31 Rev. Vincent A. Wolski,OFM Conv., Pastor, 1964, Holy'Cross, June 4 Fall River Rev. Jose P.d'Amaral, Pastor, 1949, Santo Christo Fall River Rev. Louis J. Terrien, O.P., 1920, Dominican Priory, Fall River Rev. George Daigle, Pastor, 1979, Sacred Heart, North Attleboro June 5 Very Rev. Thomas J. McLean, Pastor, 1954, St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis Rev. Msgr. Louis Prevost, Pastor Emeritus, 1970, St. Joseph, New Bedford

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Fri., May 23, 1986

Diocese of Fall River -

eCA' Continued from The following parishes dedto the Honor Roll si week's Anchor report: St. John, St. J9seph,~~tlt boro; St. Mark, Attlebor?;ralls: Sacred Heart, No. Attl~tl0ro; St. Mary, Norton; Mt. <;~nnelt St. Mary, Seekonk. . Our Lady ofthe Cape,~rew. steFOur L~dy ofyicto ..en. terville; Christ the Kin tuit; ur St. Elizabeth, Edgarto Lady ofth~Isle. N~~tu StPeter, Provincetown; us Christi, Sandwich;i$t. X. So•. :Xarm9~th.<. St; Maty Cathed(a Cross, No~re Dame,.H ary.lmm~culate.<;on Sacred Heart, St. Math River. St. Thomas More. S SL Dominic, St. L France, St. Michael, S Holy Name, Our Fatima, Our Lady of Pe Help, St. Anthony of St. Casimir;St. Francis 0 St. John the Baptist, St. NewJ3edfQrd. StiJohrtNeumann, town: St. Mary, Sacred Fai.rhaven;St. Rita. M Holy Family, HQly Our Lady of Lourde;; Jac~ues, ~t.Joseph, T Immaculate Concepti Easton; St, Ann, Rayn ~age 2. Qf this issue Anchor lists leading p and parish totals. Begin page I J, a listing. o( Giftsl,lndparish donati be found. Listings will inJp.~urei~~l1es •until been published.

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C HARISMATICS GATHERED Monday at St. Stanislaus parish, Fall River, for annual Pentecost Mass with Father Robert S. Kaszynski as principal celebrant and Father John J. Oliveira as homilist. (Gaudette photo)

A Memorial Day statement By Msgr. Paul T. Dotson President, National Catholic Cemetery Conference . The late Eric Hoffer was a California dock worker by vocation but by a avocation he was a wise, self-educated philosopher and writer. In one of his books he writes that the one place in a community that expresses its depth and quality of life is the town memorial monument. Its care and preservation and the proud tradition surrounding it indicate the kind of people we are. But a secuiar consumer society doesn't always put a very high premium on sacrifice or duty or remembrance. Today we hear a great deal about freedom. But you cannot

LaSalette brothers and priests from four American Provinces will meet June 16 at Regis College, Weston, for three days of prayer, reflection, celebration and planning. This will be the first such meeting for LaSalette Missionaries, who first came to North America in 1892. It is intended to give community members the opportunity to review and appreciate their heritage and their contributions to the Church, to reflect on their present ministries and to consider possible future activities. Two major presentations are planned: The Charism of LaSalette: Spirituality and Experience by Rev. Richard La Madeleine, MS, pastor of St. Peter's parish, Dagenham, England, and Dream-

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V ocations topic of bishops' parley WASHINGTON (NC) Vocations to religious life, the priesthood, the permanent diaco- . nate and to lay ministry as the source of future church leadership will be the focus of the U.S. bishops' eight-day special assembly June 9-16 in Collegeville, Minn. About 250 bishops are expected at the special meeting, closed to the press and observers. The first Collegeville assembly was held in June 1982 and was a spiritual retreat for the bishops. Cardinal Carlo MartIni, archbishop of Milan, Italy, will be spiritual director for the coming meeting presenting reflections during morning prayers.

Archbishop Pio Laghi, papal pronuncio to the United States will address the meeting's vocatio~ theme during an evening orientation period June 8.

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VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II joined an estimated 100,000 people for a three-hour candlelight vigil in St. Peter's Square May 17, the eve of Pentecost and also the eve of his 66th birthday. He took the occasion to announce a forthcoming encyclical on the Holy Spirit. In a message released the same weekend for the 60th World Mission Day, the pope said he felt "the breath of a new Pentecost" in the moderh church, but said more evangelization is needed to heal "the break between the Gospel and culture." Speaking to some 30,000 people from his apartment window during a noon blessing May 18, the pope said the new encyclical, titled "Dominum et Vivificantem" (Lord and Giver of Life), will complete a "trinitarian trilogy." Two of the pope's previous letters to the church, "Dives in Misericordia" (on the mercy of God) and "Redemptor Hominis" (on redemption and the dignity of the human race) were written about God the Father and God the Son. The Holy Spirit encyclical is to· be published May 30, the pope said. It will focus on the meaning of Pentecost, the day the church commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles.

Vatican sources said it would be a spiritual meditation on scriptural and other texts, not a new teaching. Pentecost, known as the birthday ofthe Catholic Church, invites people to "speak all the languages of the contemporary world," the pope said. That includes "social, economic and political renewal" as well as "injustice and liberation," he said. During the May 17 vigil the pope celebrated Mass and announced a Rome diocesan synod, the second in the city's history. The synod will focus on the Second Vatican Council, the pope told the mostly Roman crowd. The pope began the dramatic nighttime ceremony by leading a procession from the Vatican's bronze doors through the packed square to the steps of the basilica, where he lit a torch next to the altar. Twelve people, representing the apostles, then carried the fire to other torches placed on the surrounding marble colonnade. When the crowd was asked to pledge to bring Christianity back to their daily lives in Rome, the square was lit with thousands of candles held on high. The Mass ended with a midnight procession behind an image of the Madonna of divine love, traditionally impo~ant to Rome's Catholics. -

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Ceremonies honoring this year's 749 diocesan high school graduates will be held at two schools on June I and at two on June 3 and 5. 40 I girls and 348 boys make up the class of 1986. Bishop Daniel A. Cronin will officiate at all graduation ceremonies, beginning at Bishop Stang High School, North Dartmouth, where he will also speak. Stang's' valedictorian is Ann Marie Treadup, the class president. A baccalaureate Mass will be celebrated by Father Marcel Bouchard, chaplain, at 9 a.m. tomorrow in the Stang gymnasium. At Bishop Connolly High School, Fall River, Mayor Carlton M. Viveiros will address stu-

Contributions • Increase ROME (NC) - The worldwide Society for the Propagation of the Faith has said an increase in contributions will give it about $87 million (V.S.) this year. The funds, distributed to about 900 mission dioceses, have risen steadily over the last three years, said Msgr. Fernand Franck, society head. "The Propagation collected about $82 million for 1985 spending, with the largest amount for religious instruction in missionary areas. Almost half the society's funding went to Africa, and about one-third to Asia. More than half the Propagation contributions come from the United States.

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dents. Kristen Fleming is valedictorian and Ian Bardorf is salutatorian. Father Laurence C. Langguth, S.J., a Connolly physics teacher, and Father Donald 'McMillan, SJ, associate principal, will celebrate Connolly's baccalaureate Mass at 7 p.m. May 31 at Holy Name Church, Fall River. At Attleboro's Bishop Feehan High School valedictorian Robert Butera Jr. will address his classmates at their June 3 graduation. Salutatorian is Albert Walgreen. Feehan graduates will attend Mass at 10 a.m. May 29, their class day. Father Paul A. Caron, chaplain, will celebrate the liturgy, with area priests concelebrating. A baccalaureate Mass will be offered at II a.m. graduation day for seniors at Coyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton. Both Mass and graduation will take place at St. Mary's Church, Taunton, with Father Richard M. Roy, school chaplain as Mass celebrant and Dr. Robert E. Flynn as graduation speaker. Dr. Flynn, a 1943 alumnus of Coyle High School and director of the department,of medicine at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Boston, heads Caritus Christi, a Catholic health care system associated with the hospital. The Coyle-Cassidy valedictorian and salutatorian are Mary Elizabeth Rogers and Brian Pinto respectively. A summary of program details follows: • Sunday, June 1, 1 p.m. Bishop Stang, 111 girls, 107 boys • Sunday, June 1, 7:30 p.m. Bishop Connolly, 87 girls, 80 boys. • Tuesday, June 3, 8 p.m. Blsh· op Feehan, 135 pis, 97 boys. • Thunday, June 5, 4 p.m. Coyle and Cassidy, 67 girls, 64 boys.

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Cardinal Sin at Stonehill Jaime Cardinal Sin, called "an extraordinary man" by Bishop Daniel A. Cronin, was the speaker at last Sunday's commencement exercises at Stonehill College, North Easton. Bishop Cronin was principal celebrant and homilist at Stonehill's baccalaureate Mass last Saturday and was present' at the commencement. Cardinal Sin, archbishop of Manila and a leader in opposing government fraud after the recent Philippine elections, was instrumental in bringing about change when he introduced now-President Corazon Aquino to Salvatore Laurel, elected as her vice-president. Calling Aquino's nonviolent revolution "the Lord's answer of mercy to the cries of millions of our little people," the cardinal credited it and the subsequent flight of longtime dictator Ferdinand Marcos to moral force and "the ultimate faith that brother should not slay brother." He told the graduates and their families that involvement of the Philippine bishops in the political arena came about only because "there was no one else our people· had to turn to." The cardinal was awarded an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree and it was recalled that Aquino had received the same degree from Stonehill in 1984. Other honorary degree recipients were Robert Keeshan, television's Captain Kangaroo; media specialist Tony Schwartz; Dr. Josephine L. Taylor, longtime educator of the blind; and Sister Barbara A. Whelan, CSJ, director of Boston's Bridge over Troubled Waters, a center for runaways and street youth. .

Coyle and Cassidy Mark Bettencourt, Michael Rafferty and Sarah Conroy, stu~ dents at Coyle and Cassidy High School, Taunton, will participate in Boys' State and Girls' State programs to be held respectively at Bentley College, Waltham and Bridgewater State College.

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Diocese of Fall River -

Fri., May 23, 1986

Communicative "A house is infinitely communicative and tells many things besides the figure of its master's income. There are houses that confess intellectual penury and houses that reek of enlightenment." - Robert W. Chapman.

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AT BANQUET celebrating jubilees of St. Patrick's parish, Wareham, and its mission, St. Anthony's, West Wareham, are from left, banquet chairman William Martin Bishop Daniel A. Cronin and Rev. James F. Lyons, pastor. (Rosa photo) ,

Double jubilee in Wareham Father Lyons' zeal for St. PatMay 10' was a big day for St. Patrick's parish, Wareham, and its rick's parish was always paramission church, St. Anthony's, mount. When an opportunity preWest Wareham; It was the culmi- sented itselfto acquire land adjoinnation of months of activities leading the parish cemetery, he bought ing up to the double celebration of it with his own funds; when paSt. Patrick's diamond and St. Anth- ' rishioners learned of it, he was reimbursed. ony's golden jubilee. Though naturally reserved, FaBishop Daniel A. Cronin was present for a Mass of thanksgiving ther Lyons had a good sense of and a following banquet at Mas- humor and a natural business sense sachusetts Maritime Academy. The and was a keen judge of human parish history was recounted by nature. Many feel that he was the Edward Griffin in a jubilee book catalyst which energized St. Patfrom which the following has been rick's parish. In the late 1920s, he became pastor of St: Joseph's sUlllmariz~~:, Church, Fall River, where he ended For many years Wareham area his priestly career. Catholics had to travel· to Cape Father Francis D. Callahan sucCod's mother parish in Sandwich ceeded Father Lyons, serving from to attend Mass, but in 1865 a 1927 to 1948. Wishing to offer former Baptist church on Ware- year-round Masses in the four ham's Main Street was purchased churches under his jurisdiction, he and Father Peter Bertoldi, pastor requested a curate, thus making it of Corpus Christi, began to offer possible to provide fuller services Mass there regularly, with Ware- to, area Catholics. ham becoming a mission of SandIn 1935, Mrs. Assurita Borsari wich. donated land for a mission in West In time, the population'of Sand- Wareham and, history repeated wich decreased, while that of Ware- itself as an unused Protestant ham increased and by 1911 Ware- church was moved to the site and ham became a separate parish with became St. Anthony's mission, Father William F. Sullivan as its dedicated No,:. 17, 1935. first pastor. By 1939 it was obvious that St. Patrick's had outgrown its 1865 Father Sullivan built a rectory and made numerous improvements building and work was started on to the Wareham church. Catechism a new church, dedicated Dec. 8, classes were held with sisters from 1940. The old .church, now renovated, is still in use as a parish hall New Bedford as the teachers. and religious education center. In 1918 Father Sullivan was At the same time a home adjoinsucceeded in Wareham by Father ing the parish property was purJoseph P. Lyons, whose responsi- chased and prepared for the use of bilities included saying Mass in Sisters ofthe Most Blessed Trinity Tremont year-round and in Mar- who directed the parish religious ion and Onset during the summer. education program, visited parish

homes and still serve St. Patrick's and St. Anthony's. Their arrival in 1940 marked thdoundation ofthe first Cape Cod convent. ,In 1948 Father John A. Chippendale succeeded Father Callahan. His pastorate was to last 23 years and saw development of a kindergarten, later phased out when public schools began offering preprimary instruction. Father Chippendale also purchased and renovated the, present rectory at 82 High Street and oversaw installation of a new pipe organ in St. Patrick's Church. In 1967 he was named a domestic prelate and in 1975 retired from active ministry. Msgr. Chippendale was followed by Msgr. Robert L. Stanton and Msgr. John E. Boyd. Both were forced to leave the parish for reasons of health. ' The present pastor, Father James F. Lyons, has served in that post since 1976. He was also a curate at the Wareham church from 1943 to 1951, his first assignment after ordination. Among his accomplishments is the 1979 renovation of St. Patrick's center mentioned above. The parish history concludes with the following words: "The parish of St. Patrick has been greatly blessed by Almighty God during these 75 years of service to His people. It is our hope and prayer that as we look forward to the centennial year, even greater things will be accomplished for His honor and glory by a grateful people, the men, women and children who comprise the parish of St Patrick together with its Mission Church of St. Anthony in West Wareham."

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Peacemaker PORTLAND, Ore. (NC) Archbishop Raymond G. Hunthausen of Seattle has been named first recipient of a "peacemaker of the year" award by the Catholic Peace Ministry in Portland. The

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DR. RICHARD HELL WIG, chief of St. Anne's Hospital Hudner Oncology Center, and Dr. Neil Sherman, chief of radiation therapy, discuss computerized axial tomography (CAT) scan films. (Gaud.ette photo)

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Frosting on the birthday cake for the first anniversary of the Harold K. Hudner Oncology/ Radiation Therapy Center at St. Anne's Hospital, Fall River, was the three-year Certificate of Approval the center recently merited. Awarded by the Commission on Cancer ofthe American College of Surgeons, the certificate recognized the excellence of every facet of the center's approach' to c~ncer care. And Dr. Richard Hellwig, the center's chief of oncology, and Maria Quindlen, RN, its nursemanager, also allowed themselves a small smile as they told of the nurse in a timeworn Boston facility who said crossly, "All I ever hear up here is how great St. Anne's is." What they hear, said Ms. Quindlen, is praise of center' features nearly impossible to duplicate in old Boston hospitals. They include a sunny, plant-filled waiting area, private nearby parking and nonthreatening, pleasantly furnished consultatiQn rooms. More importantly, the center offers state-of-the-art radiation therapy equipment of such sophistication that only in very rare cases must a patient travel elsewhere for treatment. In its first year of operation the center has served 51-2 new patients and handled 2,100 outpatient visits, including 10,357 radiation and I, 100 chemotherapy treatments. 348 oncology consultations have also taken place. Behind the statistics are people and that is never forgotten. In appreciation of both center patients

and community members who contributed $1 million to help make the center possible, an open house will be held from II a.m. to 3 p.m. on Sunday, June I. The event is a thank you "to all of you who have made this dream come true," said its organizers, who hope to be swamped with visitors on June I. But no one is resting on his or her laurels, despite the prized certificate of approval, which listed among the center's excellences its active cancer committee that meets weekly to evaluate cases and plan activities; and its well-functioning tumor registry that keeps patients' records and makes statistics available for studies of cancer causes and treatments. Despite all that, the view is towards the future. "We had our first construction meeting this morning," said Dr. Hellwig at a recent interview. At St. Anne's for.seven years, he takes a lively interest not only in the medical aspects of the center but in all phases of its' construction.

He referred to planned expansion of the center and addition of a dual-capacity megavolt rotational accelerator to the therapy equipment already in place. The hospital's construction request will go to the state Public Heal~h Council in late June. If approved, the project should be finished in two years, said Dr. Hellwig, noting that the center expects a steadily increasing patient load as area cancer vicitims opt for close-to home treatment. Fr6m giving eight radiation treatments a day three years ago, the center now gives over 50 treatments daily, pointed out Ms. Quindlen. Not overlooked is the important area of community outreach. "All of us on the center staff are available for lectures and we'll go anywhere," stressed Ms. Quindlen, who holds a master's degree in oncology nursing from Yale University. She said arrangements for lectures or audiovisual presentations can be made through St. Anne's department of public relations.

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PITTSBURGH (NC) - Msgr. Charles Owen Rice, 77, nationally known Pittsburgh labor'activist, is retiring as a pastor but continuing his other activities, including a newspaper column in the Pittsburgh Catholic, in which he wrote "Yes, although I am not exactly a retiring sort of person, I shall, with the kind permission of Bishop (Anthony J.) Bevilacqua, retire," He promised that "in my active retirement, I shall be more involved than ever in the labor struggle, in prisons, racial justice, antiwar and similar good causes."

PLEASED WITH the center's three-year Certificate of Approval are, from left, front, Dr. Peter Mozden, chief of surgical oncology at Boston University; Jane O'Connell ofthe center tumor. registry; rear, Thomas J. Lynch, hospital executive vice-president; Dr. Hellwig.

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MEGAN WEBER, above: "She loves everybody because she's part of God's family. She had a blue gown and she was holding Jesus in her hands when he was a baby." The others, left to right, top to bottom: MICHAEL CORRIVEAU: "I know that Mary is Jesus' mother. She's everybody's mother."

MATTHEW VALERO: "She's a good mother. She belongs to God. She's special."

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JUSTIN CAOUETTE: "She was Jesus' mother. She took care of him very well. She washed the dishes for him and cooked for him. She took care of his father, too."

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MARY MUST LOVE these kindergarten kids at Notre Dame School, Fall River. Much of what they know about her has been learned from, from left, teacher Susan Boulay, principal Sister Helene Dussault, RJM and aide Joyce Durette.

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THE ANCHOR-Diocese of Fall River.-:FrL, May 23, 19a6

Iteering pOintl ST. ANTHONY OF DESERT, FR Blessed Sacrament adoration will take place from noon to 6 p.m. June I, ending with a holy hour from 5 to 6p.m. CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HOME, FR Employee of the month for May is activities department assistant Jeanne Marques. ST. MARY, SEEKONK Bible study program 9:45 to II a.m. May 27 and 7 to 8: 15 p.m. May 28;' annual Mass with anointing of the sick 2 p.m. June I.

PUBLICITY CHAIRMEN 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 s,nd news of future rather than past events. Note: We do not carry news of fundraisin. activities such as bin.os. whlsts. dances. suppers and bazaars. We are happy to carry notices of spiritual flrograms, club meetinlls. youth projects and similar' nonprofit activities. Fundraising proJects may ba advertised at our regular rates. obtainable from The Anchor business office. telephone 675·7151. On Steerlnll Points Items FR indicates Fall River. NB Indicates New Bedford. ,

CATHEDRAL, FR Parish CYO basketball team players Tommy Laprise and Missy Luz have been awarded Most Valuable Player trophies for the season. The parish thanks coaches Bob Cou.lumbe and Gene Chretien for their dedication. HOLY NAME, FR Retreat renewal meeting 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday, school. ST. JOHN OF GOD, SOMERSET May 29, the parish will observe the eighth anniversary of dedication of the new church, beginning with a 7 p.m. Mass. BLESSED SACRAMENT ADORERS, FAIRHA VEN Holy Hour, with exposition of Blessed Sacrament, prayers, meditation and homily by Father Rene Belanger, SSS, 7 to 8 p.m. May 27, Sacred Hearts Church, Fairhaven. Refreshments follow, church hall. Rosary recitation through end of May, 7 p.m. weeknights, O.L. Lourdes Chapel, Sacred Hearts Church; exposition of Blessed Sacrament follows 8 a.m. Mass to 8:40 p.m. Fridays, O.L. Lourdes Chapel. On June 6, exposition will end at 5:45 p.m., followed by all-night vigil beginning at 7 p.m.

Enricbment nigbt\{; An hment for . Attleb eanery ists!;' is scheduled for 6:30 to 10 p.~. J9~~. 2, St. r)"~$;; CeD Center, Seekon >,>.

Acc g to Hayes, tot>of education for St. Mary's paris4, the . spc;ak Fiither , M.S. is To Teach the Children We

Worksbop p~~sente}s be Sister Paulette Depgne, Of, Pr t 0".:; Class; de . ··· Gapdette, OP, Creative Arts for. the ClassrQom;Phyllis;;: Mahoney, Help - This Kid is Driving Me Crazyl; Kate. Simpson, Here ~I Am~'Lord," . What Do I Do Now?; Beth Sinwell, How to Use the Book Effectively and Be a Prepared" Catechist; Margaret Travis, The Old Testament; -Mak- .. ing It Come Alive and Being Involved in It.

SS. PETER & PAUL, FR Parish council meeting 7 p.m. May 28; Women's Club installation banquet June 5. Information: Louise Tyrrell, 672-0227. O.L. VICTORY, CENTERVILLE Parishioner Sara Northup has been chosen as one of the outstanding young churchwomen of 1986 by Churchwomen United, OLV Guild banquet June 9. Information by June 5: Chris Winchester, 362-2802. LaSALETTE SHRINE, ATTLEBORO Healing service, led by Father Leo Maxfield, MS, 2 p.m. Sunday, People's Chapel. All invited. COMPASSIONATE FRIENDS, FR-TAUNTON . Greater Fall River -Taunton chapter meeting 7:30 p.m. Monday, St. 'Louis de France school, Buffington Street, Swansea. For information on this support group for bereaved parents, contact Sandra Sousa, 8235240.

Group sharing by grade level will follow workshop sessions. Information and registration: Eleanor Hayes, 399-7534. CAMP FIRE, FR The S1. Elizabeth Ann Seton medal was awarded William N. Guilmette of S1. .Jean Baptiste parish, Fall River, and the St. Anne medal went to Lillian Barresi of Our Lady of Grace parish, Westport, at a recent adult recognition ceremony at S1. Mary's Cathedral, Fall River. Guilmette, Algonquian council president, has been a Camp Fire member since 1968. Mrs. Barresi, a member since 1970, is diocesan Camp Fire committee secretary.

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ST. JOSEPH, FAIRHAVEN ST. PATRICK, FR Blood Bank 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. A pall, used to cover the casket during funerals, has been donated June I. Information: Earl Faunce, by the Boyle family in memory of . 993-2061; parishioners participating in the Good Shepherd program will Joseph and Mary Boyle Gowers; pray daily for members of their parparishioner Terry Rosseter has been ish family who have drifted away given a diocesan Scouting award for from Jhe church. her work with parish Scouts; youth group meets 12:30 p.m. Sunday at school for trip to Rocky Point. ST.·ANNE,FR Exposition of Blessed Sacrament ST. PATRICK, FALMOUTH after 11:30 a.m: Mass today; hour of St. Thomas Chapel opens with vigil Mass 4:30 p.m. Saturday and 9 adoration and reparation 2 to 3 p.m. today, shrine; Scout court of honor, and 10 a.m. Masses Sunday. Full parents' night and camp meeting 8 schedule begins weekend of June p.m. May 27. 21-22. ST. MARY, NB Women's guild installation banquet June 9, Century House. Information: Diane Roy, 993-0106 by June 1; S1. Mary's Senior Citizens 1986-87 officers: Florence Lavoie, president; Carlton Chase, vice president; Irene Miller, secretary; Olympe Backman, treasurer; openings exist in the nursery and in grade one at Sl. Mary's School. Information: school, 995-3696. CATHEDRAL CAMPS, E. FREETOWN Open house 1 to 4 p.m. June I. Camper registrations will be taken.. Forms available by writing or calling Cathedral Camps, P.O: Box 428, East Freetown, MA 02717, 7638874; camps program director Charles Jodoin has been visiting schools explaining camp offerings. ST. JOHN EVANGELIST, POCASSET Babysitting available for 9: 15 a.m. Mass Sundays, parish center; prayer group meets 7 p.m. Wednesdays, parish center. . ST. LOllIS de FRANCE, SWANSEA New youth group officers for 1986-87 season: Daniel Martel, president; John Glendye, vice president; Ramona Marsden, secretary; Thomas Proulx, treasurer. SACRED HEART, FR First Communion 9 a.m. June I. A communion breakfast, sponsored by the Women's Guild, follows, parish hall. First Communion rehearsals 9:50 a.m. May 25 and II a.m. May 31. ST. WILLIAM, FR Pastor Father William J. Shovelton, celebrating his 40th anniversary of orQination next month, will be honored with a Mass and testimonial 1l:30 a.m. June 15, church. A banquet will follow at Venus de Milo restaurant, Swansea. Information: Ann McCarthy, 675-7503. BREAD OF LIFE, FR All welcome at charismatic retreat sponsored by Bread of Life prayer group June 13-15, Corpus Christi convent, Newport, and led by Father Bennet Kelley, CP, and Susan Giles. Information: 644-2375; 673-0337. ST. JOAN OF ARC, ORLEANS Prayer group 7:30 p.m. Tuesdays, Visitation Hall; choir practice 7 p.m. Thursdays, Orleans. NOTRE DAME, FR Youth center open 6:30 to 8:30 tonight for hobbies and crafts; Memorial Day Mass 10 a.m. May 26, mausoleum; parish school graduation at noon Mass June 8, Mt. St. Joseph S.chool. ST. THOMAS MORE, SQMERSET, . . . Festival liturgy of thanks 4 ·p.m. Sunday, church, with parochial vicar Father David A. Costa as principal celebrant. Information: Deborah Osuch, 994-3405.

CHRIST THE KING, COTUIT/MASHPEE There will be a 5:30 p.m. Mass Saturday at Queen of All Saints Chapel, Mashpee, beginning this weekend; the parish welcomes the Holy Ghost Society of Santuit to 11 a.m. Mass Sunday at St. Jude the Apostle Chapel, Cotuit. DIOCESAN CHOIR Ordination rehearsal 8 p.m. May 3, Cathedral. 9:30 a.m. warm-up Saturday for II a.m. liturgy. RSVP Glenn Giuttari, 252-4304. Invitation is extended particularly to choirs of home ~nd assignment parishes of ordinandi. •

Bishops get stay Continued from Page One have on First Amendment rights of all U.S. religious groups. He said the dispute "touches directly on fundamental issues" of church-state relations. "Do religious groups in the United States have a right to speak and act in permissible ways on behalf of their conscientious convictions regarding public issues?" he asked. "We contend that they do, and it is this fundamental principle which we seek to uphold." Msgr. Hoye's concerns were echoed by spokesmen for other churches. "A good portion of the religious community agrees ... that what is happening to the Catholic Church should be resisted," said Earl Trent, general counsel for the American Baptist Churches. Trent indicated that his church would file a friend-of-the-court brief in support of the Catholic bishops. Rev. Dean Kelley, director of religious and civil liberty for the National Council and an expert in church-state relations, said every American individual and organization would be at risk if "a third

party has standing to challenge your tax status... The case also raises the question of whether the tax exemption which churches enjoy "has anything to do with their degree of participation in the civic processes," he added. The National Council of Churches will also file a brief on behalf of the bishops, Mr. Kelley said. The New York Times editorially supported the bishops May 10 and predicted that the "underlying lawsuit will ultimately be thrown out of court. " "When the bishops enter the political arena, they have to expect the rough-and-tumble," the newspaper said. "But the have a legal right to disobey the court order (for documents) for they purpose of testing it. "

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who doesn't give the gift he promised is like a cloud blowing over a desert without dropping any rain." - Provo 5: 14

MADONNA MANOR, N. A.TTLEBORO May crowning and Benediction 2 p.m. Tuesday. ST. MARY, FAIRHAVEN Wednesdays are days of prayer, with exposition of Blessed· Sacrament after 8:30 a.m. liturgy, 6:30 p.m. rosary and 7·p.m. Benediction. BLESSED SACRAMENT, FR Installation of Women's Guild officers for 1986-87 season at 7 p.m. Mass June II.

AMONG ADULTS honored for work with Boy aQd Girl Scout and Camp Fire groups are the leaders pictured above at awards ceremony with Bishop Daniel A. Cronin, center, Msgr. John J. Oliveira, left, and Catholic Scouting program director Father Martin L. Buote, right. (Gaudette Photos)

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George Glynn Realtor, South Easton Easton Knights of Columbus #238, So. Easton

Notre Dame de lourdes $1000 Rev. Ernest E. Blais; $150 M-M Romain Saulnier; $125 M-M Roger Labonte; $100 M·M Robert Boutin, Ms. Cecile Masse; $50 Ms. A. Frascatore, M·M Ray Morrissette, M-M Normand Paul; $40 Ms. Medora Dupuis; $35 M-M Paul Dumais, M-M Aime Lachance, M-M Ademord Allard; $30 M-M Oscar Maynard Jr., M-M Raymond Thibault, M-M Theodore Bernier . $25 Claire Amiot, Emile J. Amiot, M-M Leopold Baraby, Gerard Berger, M-M Joseph Bernier, M-M Paul Chouinard, M·M Richard Cloutier, Remi Couture, M-M Armand Dallaire, Wilfrid Desmarais, Blanche Dugal, M-M George Geary, M-M Bernard Gendreau, Eugene Hubert, M-M Hector lapointe, Dana Larrivee, M-M Peter D. lePage, M-M Umberto latessa, Jr., M-M lance lavoie, M-M louis Levesque $25 M-M Robert levesque, M-M Roland levesque, M-M J.B. Oscar Levesque, M-M Alban McCallum M-M Rene Monast, M-M Romeo Parent, Mrs. Laetitia Petit, M-M Robert Phenix, Maurice Raiche, M-M Roger Richard, Blanche Rousseau, M-M Marcel Soucy, M-M Gerald SI. Amand, Therese Theberge Sacred Heart $500 Rev. Barry W. Wall; $400 Margaret Morriss; $200 James V. & Florence M. Kennedy; $100 M-M John J. Patota; $60 Dr. Edward J. SteinhoU50 In Memory of Michael & Margaret Grace, Mrs. H. Frank Reilly, M-M Daniel F. Duffy, M-M T. Arthur McCann, M-M Manuel J. Soares, In Memory of M-M Charles B. Curtis & Family, M-M Charles E. Curtis, M-M Edmund Mitchell, John O'Neill $40 M-M Raymond Rosa; $351n Memory of Herman J. Springer, Helen Cavanaugh; $30 M-M Jeffrey E. Sullivan III, ThomasJ. Dolan, Mrs. Benjamin Stafford, Margaret G. McCarthy; $25 M·M John H. Springer, M-M Gilbert Stone, letitia A. Lynch, Mary C. Dillon, Ellen F. Nugent, Jeanne Gagne, William F. Keatirig, Mrs. Charles F. Bliffins $25 Mrs. Ovila Fortin, Mary Fortin, Mrs. J. Joseph Welch, Mrs. Daniel F. Murphy, Jr., M-M Joseph T. Donnelly, M-M Thomas E~Kitchen, Mary l. Connor, M-M Joseph R. Dufault, Mrs. Arthur Beland, M-M Clifford Clement, Mrs. John F. McGraw, Dominick Maxwell SI. William $300 St. William's SI. Vincent de Paul Conference; $100 St. William's Women's Guild, Margaret Constantine; $50 Mrs. Bert Galford, Christopher Lake, Jr.; $40 M-M leonard Bernier; $30 M-M George Rhoads; $25 Mrs. Aida Ronan. M-M Mitchell J. Bernat, Thomas lowney, M-M William J. Sewell St.Mary $100 M-M William Bosse, Claire O'Toole; $60 M-M John R. McGinn; $50 AFriend; $35 M-M Edward C. Raposa, Mrs. Steph"en O'Toole; $30 M-M Duarte Farias, A Friend; $25 John Baptista, M-M Charles F. Wood, Mary Kantz, In Memory of William A. Johnson, A Friend SI. Peter & Paul $100 SS Peter & Paul Women's Club; $35 M-M Alfredo Sousa; $30 M-M James A. Donnelly; $25 Agnes Heffernan. M-M Wilfred Lavoie, Ramona Meagher, Helen Ozug, Marion Mahoney St. Anthony of Padua $100 Antone &Victoria Camara; $150 Confirmation Class 1986; $50 SI. Vincent de Paul, Holy Name, Maria Viveiros; $40 Sophie Hamel; $35 In Memory of Silva & Mendes F~mily; $30 Rev. Manuel H. Camata Jr., Jacinto Pereira $25 Helena Tavares, Joseph D. Almeida, Carlos M. Barbosa, Madeline Calcagno, Joao l. Santos, Edward & Agnes Raposo, Francisco Seringa, Joao Almeida, Joseph Bernard, Mrs. Frank Souza, Manuel Antonio, Bolen Family. Carlos'Rezendes Espirito Santo $150 A Parishioner, A Friend; $100 1986 Confirmation Class; $50 Manuel Rego; $30 Antonio Pedro; $25 Medeiros Family Blessed Sacrament $50 louis SI. Marie, AParishioner; $25 M·M Dinarte DeSousa, M-M Paul lamontagne, M-M Stephen C. Evans, Robert levesque, Benoit Goulet. AParishioner St. Joseph $105 Hillard Nagle; $100 M-M Daniel W. O'Connell, M-M Russell Pichette, SI. Vincent DePaul Society; $50 Joseph M. Cayton, James Perkins; $35 Peter Hodnett. M-M Nestor G. Silva; $30 M-M Belisario A. Almeida, M-M Robert Gagnon, M-M Walter Nichipor, M-M William Nugent $25 M-M James M. Blackburn. John Burns, M-M leo J. Caine, Thomas Corey, M-M Carlton Gagnon, Leo Griffin, M-M Forest F. Mills, M-M Thomas O'Brien •

51. louis $500 St. Louis' Bingo; $300 In Memory of Alice, Margaret& MichaelTobin, Rev. Ciro .Iodice, OFM CONV.; $250 In Memory of Agnes Whalen; $100 SI. Louis Fraternity of Secular Franciscans, Mrs. Theresa Ryan, Margaret Lafleur; $75 Hussey/O'Neill Family; $50 William & Gertrude O'Neil, Marion Fahey; $40 M-M Donald Bollin $35 St.louis' Altar Servers, St.louis' Cross Bearers, St. Louis' Eucharistic Ministry, St. Louis' Family Ministry, St. Louis' Hospitality Team, SI. Louis' Intercessory Prayer Team, St. Louis' Lector Program, SI. Louis' Liturgical Team, St. Louis' Music Ministry, SI. louis' Parish Life Team, SI. Louis' Pastoral Care-Gospel Shuttle, SI. Louis' Religious Education Program, St. louis' Sacristy Ministry, St. Louis' SI. Vincent De Paul Society. St.louis' Ushers, SI. Louis' Ways & Means Team, St. louis: Youth Ministry $34 M·M Gilbert l'Heureux; $30 M-M William Ward, Joseph O'Brien; $25 M-M Robert White, Beverly Ward, William Wallworth, Marie Wallworth, Ethel Souza, Maria Resendes, M-M Arthur Pregana, M-M Byron Piette, Genevieve Picard, Mrs. John Partridge, M-M John LO'Connell, M-M Herman Mello, M-M lawrence Martin $25 M-M Edmund Madore, M·M Roland lavoie, Abner Kravitz, Atty. at law, P.C., M·M Henry J. Hodgson, M'-M Joseph Dias, M-M Edmund Couto, Maurice Cote, M-M John Cassidy, M-M Giles Callahan &Family, Mrs. Louise Bik. Mrs. Victor (Rosella) Auclair, M·M James D. Aguiar St. Patrick $500 In Memory of Msgr. Thomas F. Walsh; $100 In Memory of James E. Shea & James H. Shea, In Memory of Daniel Scully, M-M William Rys, Stanley J. Wineta, Mrs. Eugene LeClair, M·M Robert Regan, M-M Edward DeCiccio, In Memory of William P. lynch, M-M Frank Mattos, M-M George McCauley; $75 Mary E. Kilroy; $60 M-M Eugene Connors, M-M John Grobe $50~rs. William Donnelly, M-M Martin Delahanty, M·M Albert Dufresne, In Memory of Americo l. Gazzero: M·M Horace Travassos, John J. Shea. Mrs. Theodore Blouin, M-M Louis Cyr; $35 M-M George Clegg, Mrs. Jane Coyle, Mrs. Albert Arsenault; $30 M-M Nicholas Biltcliffe, M-M Harold Nabb, M-M Joseph Benevides, M-M Francis Powell, M-M Michael McCarthy, Douglas Poissant; $27 In Memory of Manuel J. & David Rosa . $25 M-M Rene Perron, M·M John Shea, Anna Whalon, Frances.Martin, Eleanor Martin, Mrs. Harold Makeever, Joseph Harrington, Mrs. Antone Moniz, M-M Michael Kuszay, M·M Robert Marcoux, M-M Albert labossiere, M-M William McHugh, M-M George Rodrigues, Mrs. John Carroll, Mrs. Ralph Correia, M-M Robert Ferreira. M-M Richard Coute, Joseph Coady, Mrs. Joseph Coady $25 M-M Richard Conlon, M-M Raymond Suart, M-M Stanley Dobek, Mrs. Edmund Peladeau, Ann Wilcox, M-M Charles Chretien, Mrs. Hilda Crossley. M-M Thomas Shea, M-M Henry Urban, M-M Frank Tinsley. M-M Anthony Ruggiero, Mrs. Anna Burns . $25 Elizabeth Barrett, Anne & Patricia Hughes. Harvey Bergeron, Brenda Mendes, M-M George Botelho. Mary Shea, Mrs. John Silvia, M·M Russell O'Brien, M-M Ralph Fletcher, M·M John McCormack, M-M Richard Wolstenholme Gertrude Lomas, Dorothy Delpiano, M-M George Donnelly, M·M John Sullivan . $100 M-M Manuel M. Silvia; $50 M-M Raymond Halbardier, M-M Edward Haponik, Mrs. Sarah Gagnon; $25 Patricia A. Fazio, M-M John Whipp, M-M louis Silvia. M-M Terrance leary. Jeanne Garrant $100 M-M Armand Servant; $50 SI. Patrick's Youth Group; $35 Mrs. Alton King; $30 In Memory of Joseph A. A. levesque; $30 M-M John Mish Our lady of The Holy Rosary $500 For the Holy Souls in Purgatory, Rev. Vincent F. Dialerio; $120 Marcucci's Bakery; $100 Atty. John E. Saulino, Botelho, Inc. -In Memory of Francine Yedid, M-M Vernon Chamberlain, Mrs. Edward C. Gibbons, Richard Martel, Jr., In Memory of Concelta Margaletta & John J. McGuire. Sr., For the Holy Souls; $55 M-M lawrence Talbot $50 M-M Julien Gamache, M-M Rene Guimond, Peter lanzisera. In Memory of Jeannette Marcille, M-M Edward Oliveira, M-M Joseph Ribeiro, M-M Alphonse Saulino, Joseph C. Saulino, Michael S. Saulino, lydia Sotomayor. Mrs. Dennis Toomey; $40 In Memory of J. Arthur Boucher $35 M-M Joseph Graci, Henry Maddaleno, Sasso Family, Pasquale Zarlenga; $30 M-M Ramon Berrier, M·M Roger Chretien, Mrs. lena Ricci, M-M Frank Stetkiewicz, Sr. $25 M-M Raymond Arruda, M-M James Brosnan, M-M Raymond Campeau, M-M A. Bert Caron, M-M Charles Como, Mrs. Frank Cronin, Mrs. Frederick A. Dagata. M-M Albert D'Ambrosio, M-M Ernest J. D'Ambrosio, M·M Wayne Duarte, M·M Edward Falandys, M-M louis Filippi, Ann Fitton, M-M Edward Fitzgibbons, Edith S. Flanagan, M-M Thomas Franco $25 M-M George Gaspar, lynette Gomes, M-M Anthony Imbriglio, M-M Frank Imbriglio, M-M John Iodice, M-M Joseph leite, M-M Gary S. Little. M-M Roland Marcoux, Mrs. Maria Maria, M-M Manuel Medeiros. M'M Raymond Nogueira, Mrs. Marion Paiva, James Patricelli, Mrs. Katherine Patricelli, Edward &Susan Pedro, M·M John Perry, M-M Henry Ramunno, M-M John Romeo, M-M Joseph Sousa, Alice Sullivan, Catherine Sullivan, M-M John R. Walsh

St. Anne $500 Dominican Fathers; $75 Paul Hamel; $35 M-M lucien Dion; $30 M-M Ernest Dupre, M-M Roland Beaulieu; $25 Mrs. Marie louise Beaulieu, Robert A. Gauthier, M-M Albert Almeida, M-M Raymond Morin $200 M-M Edgar Ross; $150 Dr. & Mrs. Paul DeViliers; $125 Imelda & Alice Gauthier; $100 Normand Gagnon; $55 Alice & Anna lalanne, lauretta &Germaine Gauthier; $50 M-M Normand Boule, Loretta Fillion. M-M loridas Jolivet. M-M Honore R. Goddu. Mrs. Jeanne Thibault (In Memory of Philip Thibault); $40 Misses Quintin, M-M Honore Gauthier; $32 M-M Gerald Morrissette; $30 Paul Gauthier $25 Mrs. Catherine Bernier. M-M Daniellyne. M-M Robert Raymond, Mrs. Theresa Canuel, George ledoux, M-M Bertrand DeGagne, M-M Joseph E. Toole, M-M Normand Menard. M-M Roger Richards, Mrs. Jeanne Vallee, Donna & Gregory Brew.er. Thomas A. Crump, Ev.elyn &, Bertha Thiboutot. M-M Robert Charest, Mary V. Murphy. Cecile Sutton, Mrs. Claire Parlseault, Jeanne Merlino, Mrs. lucienne A. Doyle (In Memory of Duncan Doyle)

St. Patrick $300 Rev. Horace J. Travassos; $125M-M Joseph Matthews; $100 M-M Frank Jasparro; $75 M-M Carlton D. Boardman; $40 M-M Valentino Pallotta; $30 M-M Richard Parker $25 M-M Alfred Almeida, M-M Roland Bernardo, Mrs. Joseph Biastoff, Merilda Brooks, Mrs. DaVId Kilroy, M-M Everett Medeiros, M-M Albert Ouellette, Annie M. Roberts, M-M Armand Saurette, M-M Roland Thibault M-M John Toomey

Our lady of Health $200 Holy Name Society; $150 SI. Vincent dePaul Conference; $100 Portuguese Charismatic Group; $50 M-M Manuel Mello; $40 Maria & Alfonso Cabral; $30 Antone Pacheco; $25 In Memory of Joseph Gonsalves, M-M Michael Arruda. Marilyn Deus

St. John of God $400 Rev. Daniell. Freitas; $50 Dr. Kenneth Arruda, John Velozo, Jr., Richard Torres; $30 Virginio Tavares, Mrs. Filomena Oliveira, Edward Machado; $25 Joyce Ducy, Irene Pereira, Richard Medeiros, Manuel M. Silvestre, Arthur M. Silvia, Antone F. Correia, Silvester DeSa

SOMERSET

$300 SI. Vincent de Paul Conference; $200 Holy Rosary Sodality; $35 Manuel C. Motta; $25 Roger lemelin, Thomas Borge, Janice Doucette, Antonio Carvalho, Olivia Sullivan, Kids In Christ SI. Thomas More $1000 Rev. Msgr. John J. Regan; $200 Rev. David A. Costa; $250 Barbara Dunn, Atty. Richard M. Peirce; $150 Henry Gurl, M·M Eugene Pepin; $120 M·M Francis J. Silvia; $100 Confirmation Class of 1986, M-M Vincent Coady, Catherine Connelly, Jennie H. Connolly, Paul Daley, Atty. & Mrs. Charles J. Hague, M-M Charles W. latham, M·M Francis lussier, M-M Michael Stubbs; $60 M-M James Mullins, Jean O'Brien; $55 M-M leroy learned . $50 Jane M. Borden, Charles Burke, Jr., M-M Edwin Doolan, M-M John Falvey. M·M lOUIS Fayan, M-M Donald Hussey, M-M Richard Kelley, M-M John F. Kineavy, Dr. & Mrs. William H. langlield, Frances laSalle, Bernadette & Helena Mahoney. M·M Domenick Massa, M-M Albert Shovelton, Atty. & Mrs. John Silvia, Jr., Mrs. luke Urban; $45 M·M Edward Sullivan, Jr.; $40 M-M Richard Crowell, M·M Edward Gauthier, H. Earl Heron, M-M William Ryding, Mrs. Gordon Schofield $35 M-M Edward McCann, Mrs. Jack McCormick, Katherine Peirce, The Shea Family. M·M Stanley Sieczkowski, Jr.. Anna Smith; $30 Helen R. Burke, M·M James Crivaro, M·M Gerald Driscoll, Joseph W. Duffy, Benedict Eagan, M-M leo Guertin, Jr., M·M Normand Heroux, Mrs. Frank H. Johnson, John Marshall, M·M louis Medeiros, M-M Edwin Pallas, Mary Philipp $25 M·M Charles Adam, Mildred Allenburgh, M·M A. Roger Archambault, M·M Ronald Arruda, Sr.. Raymond Aylward, M·M Eugene Belanger, M·M Joseph Borden, Maria Burke, M-M Theodore I. Cabral, John J. Clorite. M·M William Croke. M·M Jay R. Cuttle, M·M louis Devine, M-M Dionne Marcel. M-M Paul Donnelly, M-M Edwin Cadorette, M-M Manuel Corey, Anna Danielson, M·M . Joseph Diogo, M-M Roger Dube, Catherine T. Ellis $25 John M. Fahey, M·M Joseph Gagnon, M-M John Greelish, M·M Charles Guerette, M·M leo Hayes, M·M Joseph ladicola, M·M Robert Jackson, M-M Moran Jammen, Mary f- Johnston, M·M Edward Kaylor, M·M Philip Kukielski, M·M Joseph Kulpa, lavonne lord, Florence McDermott, M·M James McDonald, M-M William McNamara, Jr., Mary McNulty, M-M Ronald Mandeville, Sr. $25 M·M Walter Mardula, M·M Elbert Mavel, M-M Robert Medeiros, Cletus J. Monahan, Edward Monarch, M·M Robert Michaud, M·M Donald Morrow, M-M Brian Murphy, M·M Stephen Nadeau. M-M Herman Neher, Thomas F. O'Connell, Thomas F. O'Connell, Jr., Edward O'Gara, M-M Robert O'Neil, M-M Rheaume Paquette, M-M Victor Robillard, M·M leo Rodrigues, Eliza Sabra, M-M Alphonse Saulino, III, M-M Albert Silva, M·M Charles Souza, Jacqueline Spoffard, Mrs. Arthur F. Sullivan, M-M Barry Sullivan $100 M-M William J. Gibney; $75 Rosemary Dussault, $50 M-M Paul Gelinas, Maureen C. Gillespie; $40 M-M Ben Paskavitch; $35 M·M Daniel Grace, M-M James Harrington, M-M Robert LeComte; $25 M-M Stephen Cordeiro, George H. Gingras, Mrs. Joseph langfield, Joanna Pepka, M-M Albert Remy, M-M Arthur Roy, M·M Samuel Santoro $100 M·M Peter J. Bartek; $75 Ms. Katherine M. Sullivan, M-M Henry J. McGowan; $50 Ralph SI. Pierre, M·M John Mitchell. M-M Charles leary, Raymond & Anne Cormier, M·M Richard Briere; $35 Reginald C. Marchand, M·M Walter Prayzner; $30 John P. King $25 Catherine D. Belanger, M-M Norman F. Bessette, M·M James Carroll, Marcia Collins, M·M Eugene Cote, Edmund Crowell, M-M Francis R. Dacey, M·M George Dickinson, Margaret Donnelly, Atty. & Mrs. James Killoran, M-M John W. King, M-M Frederick Kozak, Mrs. Raymond McGee, M-M John A. Mitchell, M-M Richard Roncka, Florence Sullivan, Jean Washington, M·M William Whalen, M-M William E. White, Sr.

Mrs. Joseph Yorkoski, M·M Edward Hickey, M-M Charles Benjamin, M·M Gilbert Simmons, Paul Frazier, M·M Mark Chase, M·M James Dorsey, M-M laurindo DaGraca, Mrs. James McCarthy, Mrs. Richard Handren, M·M John Steen,M-M John Uva, M·M Michael Welch, M-M Joseph· Oliveira, M-M Robert Forgue $125 Eleanor Emsley; $100 M·M Elton Buckley, M·M Edward Kennedy; $50 M·M Arthur Henrique, M·M Donald Rounds Jr.; $40 M-M Emile Veradt; $30 Mrs, Stephen Wapenski $25 Margaret Kelly, M·M Robert Smith, Mrs. Edward laPre, Jennie Driscoll. M·M Edward Crowninshield, Robert Martin, M·M John Sheehy, M-M Stanley Saladyga, Jr., M·M Robert St Onge, M·M Joseph Ferrazza, Edward Harraghey, M·M Raymond Ducharme, James Goldrick Sacred Heart $100 M·M Daniel M. LeBrun; $50 Mrs. lydia Moore, M·M Hector Quintana, Margaret McCarthy, Mary Cronan, Eileen MacCarthy, Mrs. Frank Brown; $35 M-M Michael Reilly; $25 M~ Thomas McMorrow, Mrs. Anna MacHaffie, M-M Joseph H. lynch, M·M John Colton, lawrence Carroll, James C. Dinneen Family, Joseph laNinfa, M·M Arthur McDermott $25 M·M Raymond Ferreria, M-M Allen Murphy, Mrs. lois Stacey, James I.. Rusconi. Jr., Elizabeth Dennen, Mrs. Rosemary Allison, M·M William Gallagher, Mrs. Chester Dewhurst, M·M Robert D. Ferreira, Mrs. Edward Feeney, M-M William Gibson, Mrs. Theresa Flannery, Eugene Sullivan $100 M-M Gerald Doiron, M·M Brian E. Brown; $95 Rose O'Donnell; $50 Sarah Nichols, M·M Clifton Pierce, Mrs. PatrickJ. Murphy, James Kevican, Francis Boudreau, Mrs. Virginia Alves; $30 Rita O'Donnell, M·M Arthur Crosby, M-M John F. Briody $25 M-M lionel langlois, M·M leo Conroy, M-M Edward Sweeney, James I.. Rusconi, John J. Nichols, M·M Robert Malone, William McCaffrey, M·M Joseph Burke, M-M John Martin, M·M Richard Garceau. Roseann Riley, Andrew J. Mulhern, M-M Gilbert J. Stringer, M·M Raymond Francisco, M-M Edward Callahan, M-M Joseph Martin, Mrs. Mary Dooley Immaculate Conception $100 Michael Krochta; $70 M·M James Brennan; $50 M·M Patrick McDermott, Alan Curley, M·M Bruce Velon, Mrs. Francis Morrison, M-M Gilbert Simmons. M-M Dominic Tigano, M·M Anthony Thomas; $35 M-M Thomas leonard, M·M Robert Johnson, Mrs. Claire Martin, Mrs. Catherine Handren; $30 Nancy Reed, M-M Andrew Isaacsen, M·M Allan Campbell, M-M Thomas Hoye $25 M-M Michael Cronan, M-M Gregory leonard, Richard Gaouette, M-M louis Desrosiers. M·M James McGrath, Mrs. William Derosiers, Mrs. laura Fagan, M·M Allred Sevechah, Mary Walsh, Mrs. Barbara Agin, M-M Walterr Precourt, M·M Edward White, Mrs. Margaret Tinkham, M·M Robert Renaud, Mary Power, M-M Armand Mello, MaryAnn McCarthy, M·M Francis laffan, M·M Edward Curley, M-M George Nickolds, Rita lemieux, Edward Lemieux. Janet Smith $25 Mary Toner, M·M Paul Fitzpatrick, M-M John Haggerty, M·M William LeCuyer. W. Ruggeievo, M·M Raymond Riva, M-M Manuel Fontes, M·M Roger Perreault, Mrs. Margaret Graban. M-M Robert Powers, M·M Norman Bissonnette, M-M John Kelly, M-M Francis Boivin $100 M·M Ronald legere, M-M Henry Wojkunski; $50 Margaret Ford, M-M James Wall; 540 George Denowa, M-M William McCaffrey, M·M Thomas Powers; $35 Joanne Waddell; $30 M-M William Chausse. M-M Donald Larivee $25 Rose Marie Briand. M-M Carl Chace, M·M Charles Colton, M·M Thomas Curry, Richard Gaouette, M-M Francis J.lucey, M·M Frank Mack, M·M Cosmo Magazu, M-M Brian Wojtkunski, M·M Richard Hooben, M·M Walter Krockta

SI. louis dll France $200 F.R.luggage &Novelty Workers -locaI65; $50 M-M Walter Pierce; $30 M-M Ambrose Maynard, M-M Gerard Boucher; $25 M-M Edward Souza, M-M Alfred Bouchard, M-M Edward Plante, M·M Paul M. Boyer, Mrs. John Oewsnap, M·M Roger Paquette, M-M Alphonse Mello

Holy Rosary $30 M·M Clinton Foss, M-M Daniel O'Brien & Family; $25 Charles & Adam Cardoza, Francis M. Kozach, John & Adolph linek. Esther Patasini $100 M-M Thaddeus Strojny & Family; $50 Mrs. Sophie A. Guresh; $35 M-M Robert Dziekiewicz & Family; $30 Theodore Kalacznik & Family; 526 M-M Gilbertlevesque &Family; $25 M·M Edward Dulak, M-M James Ferreira & Family, M-M Edward F. Goldrick, Mrs. Anita Maciejowski, Mrs. Bridget O'Hearne, M-M Walter Plonka & Son, M·M louis Tokarz & Family

$100 In Memory of Mary E. Harl. M-M Gaston A. Bernier; $50 M·M Emile Boilard, M·M Allred Iwanski; $30 Mrs. Una Michaud, M·M William O'Neil, M-M Robert Michaud; $25 M-M Henry Bacon, M·M David Stallman, M-M Ronald Paul, M-M Gerard 0_ Bernier, M·M Donald Pratt, M-M Manuel Souza, Dr. & Mrs. Kyung lee $25 M·M Bertrand Thibault, M·M William Bourassa & daughter, M-M Antone Almeida, M-M Raymond Boulanger, leon J. Boulanger, M-M Alphonse Mendoza, George levesque, M-M Timothy Cotter, Jr., M·M William Kenney. M-M Conrad Rousseau

Holy Rosary $150 M·M William Powers; $50 M·M Marcellus D.lemaire, Michael Tabak, M-M Ralph Wilbur & Family; $35 Mrs.. Mary Dubena, M·M Matthew Stelmach; $30 Atty. & Mrs. Richard Patenaude'& Family, Stacia & Anne Sienko, M·M Anthony Snigier. M-M Frank Ulak $25 M·M Robert Bentley, John A. Bobola, Mrs. Bertha M. Bolster, M-M Henry Bzdula, Helen Dykas, Jennie Gorczyca, M-M Joseph Gorczyca, Pauline Gula, M-M John Holland, John E. Kearns, Jr., M·M John Kearns, Sr., Mrs. Jean McGuire, Mrs. Irene Mocker & Family, M-M FrankSharkus, M-M Georg~ Straub & Son, M-M Frank Tabak, M-M Walter Wenczak

SWANSEA

SI. Dominic $350 Rev. Arthur K. Wingate; $100 M-M William E. Carty; $50 Mrs. William Howard; $25 Joseph Almeida, M·M Matthew Borden, M·M Joseph DeRoche, M·M Raymond Gagnon, M·M Frank Martin, M-M John McCann, M-M Gerald Moss, M·M Edward Myles $25 Paul Nunes, Angela Nystrom, James Pardee, M-M Stephen Pascarella, M·M Francis Salamon, M-M Ernest Souza Jr., Mrs. Robert Staples, M-M William Surette, M-M ,RobertTrudeau $50 Mrs. Charles Crispo; $25 leslie Almeida, M-M John Bailey Jr., Mary &John Clement, M:M Michael Griffin, Martha Mclaughlin SI. Michael $50 M-M Gus Davi, M-M A.J. Gabriel, Claire Morissette, lillian Morissette; $30 Elsie & Richard Nizoloski; $25 M·M Charles Anthony, M·M Allred Correia, M·M Normand Fontaine, M-M Frank Garand, M-M Bertrand lepage, M·M Camille levesque, M·M George Albernaz, M·M Gerald Sevigny $25 M-M lionel Morais, SI. Michael Women's Club, I~ Memory of Martha & James Scholes Our lady of Fatima $500 Anonymous; $300 Anonymous; $105 Anonymous; $100 M-M Andrew R. Boisvert, M-M Gerald Morris, M-M Michael G. Sullivan; $50 louis Almeida, M·M Charles F. Kinnane, M·M John lyons, Jr.. M-M Raymond G. Thurston, Anonymous; $40 Anonymous; $35 M-M Normand R.levesque; $30 M·M Jeffrey Kirkman, M·M Peter F. Turcotte, Anonymous $25 M-M Stephen M. Bernier, M:M Rogert Bousquel. M-M George E. Bradbury, M·M Donald H. Ferron, Sadie & Karen Fonseca, M-M Ronald Fortin, M-M Raoul Gagnon, M-M Francis I.. Kelly, M-M Kevin M. Kelly $25 M-M Edward S. McNerney, M-M Malcolm R. Melvin, M-M George Neville, M-M Normand C. Parent, M·M Horace Pelletier, M·M Wayne Reis, M·M James Shanahan, M·M Maurice'Vidal WESTPORT SI. John The Baptist $150 Dr. &Mrs. Joseph Baldwin; $100 M-M John'MacAndrew, Beatrice Mullaney, M·M Wilson Tavares, AFriend; $50 M-M James Cronin, Mary Toomey, Ellen Williams, A Friend; $40 M·M Robert Costa, A Friend; $35 Dave Buckley; $30 Doris Forrest, M·M Robert Gadoury. Bernard Kelly, M-M Richard Mauceri, Margaret mcCloskey, Isabelle Sandberg, AFriend $25 M-M John Ardagh.lrene Arruda. M-M Rudolph Carreiro. Irene Caswell, Dr. & Mrs. William Corriveau, M-M Gilbert Costa, Milinda Costa, Phyllis Currier, Phyllis DeCosta, Ann Forrest, Joan Fradley, Doris Keefe. M-M Arthur lavoie, M·M Roger leclerc, M-M Claude ledoux, John long, Agnes McCloskey, M-M George Medeiros, M-M William Navin, Eileen O'Brien, Janice Pedder $25 Agnes Raposa, M·M Victor Reitano, M-M James Richards, Rita Rozinha, M-M William Saccone, M-M Richard Souza, Dr. & Mrs. George Thomas. M-M Roger Toni, Mike Travers, M-M Richard Trecida,In Memory of Joseph D. Pontes, Sr., In Memory of Edward J. Condon & Joseph M. Costa. Jr. $1000 Hon. & Mrs. William J. Porter; $50 M-M Patrick J. Murphy; $30 M-M Don Robidoux, M~M Thomas Peters, Knights of Columbus No. 4373 $25 M-M Robert Vieira, M-M John McDermott, M·M Dennis Desjardins, John M. Porter, M·M .John Reynolds, M·M Bruce Beaulieu, M-M Tobias Fleming, M-M Anthony Vincent, M-M Daniel M. Durand, Anonymous. AFriend Our lady of Grace $500 Rev. Roland Bousquet; $150 Our lady of Grace SI. Vincent dePaul Society; $50 M-M Joseph I.. Cabral, M-M Joseph A. Campbell, Rita Conroy; $30 M-M Allred Alves; $25 M-M Bruce Fernandes, Mrs. George Graham, M-M Michael King, M·M Francisco Pavao $200 Kathleen Costa; $100 Our lady of Grace Council of Catholic Women; $50 M·M Manuel Vale; $40 M-M Joseph Goslin; $35 Mrs. Irene Gavriluk, M-M Frank Motta; $30 In Memory of Daughter, Maryann Judith Santos, M·M Frank Montesanti; $29 M-M George R. Duclos $25 M·M James Barboza. M-M William Boardman, Paul & Denise Castro, M·M Dominick faggioli, M-M Augustino Feliz, Mrs. Virginia King, M·M John J. Marnik, M-M Av~lino Mendes, M·M David Russell ASSONET SI. Bernard $300 M-M Gary Marcondes; $75 M·M Robert Blake; $50 M·M Paullamoureux; $30 M·M James Dooley; $25 M·M Michael Champagne, M-M Stanley Janczura, M·M Vincent letendre, M·M David Pereira, M-M James Quirk. M-M Thomas Perry, M·M Joseph Torres $40 M·M Paullevesque; $35 M·M William Boulay; $25 M·M Stephen Cordeiro, Patricia Fasel, M-M Robert Smith $50 M-M Rich~rd Houghton; $30 M·M Normand Cote Jr.; $25 M-M John Stec TAUNTON SI. Paul $100 M·M James Fagan, M·M Walter Sowyrda; $75 M·M John Dubena; $50 M·M Anthony lopes, M·M Neil McGrath, Vivian Couto, M·M Neil P. Downing, M·M leo leroux, M-M Jerome Gedritis, M·M Francis Almeida, M·M William leonard; $40 M·M Edward Standllng, Joseph M. Giannini; $35 M·M Richard Brennan, Mrs. Frank Shumway; $30 Mrs. Douglas Knopf, M-M Ralph Cabral $25 Gertrude Dermody. M·M Edward Johnson, Jr., Brian & Marlene Friary, M·M E. Coelho, M.M Wayne Pacheco, Mrs. Manuel Oliver, M-M Richard Neville, M-M Joseph Webster, Alan Thadeu, M·M Peter Higgins, David F. 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McGovern, M-M David Martin $50 Francis Mulholland, John Mulholland, James Mulholland, Mary Mulholland, Anna O'Keefe, M-M Edward Tonry, Sr., Joseph Wade, M·M Armand Yelle; $40 leonard Souza; $35 M·M John Coute; $30 Mary Blld, Ruth Dlas, DeniS J Sulhvan $25 Margaret Chalsty, Catheline Donahue, Dorothy Donahue Margaret Dorsey, Mrs. Anthony Elias, M-M Edmund Finnegan, Mrs. Joseph Fournier, M-M leo GilchllSt, Mrs. Wilham Holmes, louise Hutchins, M-M John Keating, David leonard. John lucey, Mary Mahon, Joseph Mador, M·M Ernest Medeiros, John Mrocka, M·M Edward T. McGaughran, Sr., Dorothy McGlynn, MOnica McGuire $25 Joseph Padula, John Quinlan, Mrs. Francis Reilly, M·M James Sunderland, M-M James Vacca, Mrs. James Vernazza $150 Dr. & Mrs. Joseph Nates; $75 William Smith; $60 Dr. &Mrs. William J. Casey; $50 Peter Corr, Alice McKenna, Ruth McKenna, Patricia McSweeney, M·M leni Palazesi, M-M James Parker; $40 M·M William Clifford, M·M Francis Powers; $35 M·M John lawson, M-M George Powers; $30 Denis McSweeney, Margaret Murphy, M-M Daniel Sullivan $25 M-M Raymond Boffetti. M·M Edward Corr, Mrs. Marguerite Dunn, M·M William Fisher, Cecilia Flood, M-M Albert Fonseca, M-M Robert Funke, M-M John Downey, M-M James Downing, Doris Magee, M-M John McAloon, Mrs. Susanne McGlynn, M-M William McGlynn, Cathellne Mckeon, Winifred McKeon, Joan McNamara, Mary McNamara $25 M·M Joseph Medeiros, M·M Richard Mendes, M·M Hercule Meunier, Mrs. George Raymond, lena Duarte, Mrs. Annie Salisbury, M-M Russell Seekell, M-M William Silva, M-M Harry Soares, lillian Theroux, M-M Charles Tripp, Gerald Tripp, Ronald Wilkins EAST TAUNTON Holy family $110 Joseph Perry; $100 M-M Peter Deniz; $50 M·M Raymond Cranmer Jr., Stanley Markowski, M·M James Pena, M-M Francis Perry; 540 M-M Don Parish; $35 M·M Robert Fiske; $30 louise Homen . $25 M-M Manuel Silvia, M-M Steven Rogers, Mrs. Mary Silvia, Mrs. Helen Cameron, M·M Charles Kalaher, M-M Manuel Rose Jr.. M·M Paul Williams, M·M Richard Torres, M-M Everett McGovern, M·M John Areias, M-M William Durfee, M-M Robert Kelliher, M-M Victor McGowen, M·M William McGrath, M·M Douglas Perry, M·M Wilbur R~dding DIGHTON SI. Peter $40 M-M John Goulart; $30 Bruce Cary; $25 M·M Emile lamontagne, M-M Geflrey Martel, M·M Joseph Moulding, M-M Russell levinson, William Henry NORTH DIGHTON SI. Joseph $125 Mrs. Nancy Martin; $100 M-M Raymond Monteiro. M-M Robert Sherman; $50 M-M Vincent Furtado; 540 M-M Henry Conaty; $30 M-M Kenneth leanves; $25 M-M Joseph Coelho, M-M Howard Horsman, M·M Joseph Jackson, M-M Edwin Ready, Mrs. Charles Terry, Beatrice Vargas $100 Frank Costa; $50 Mrs. Virginia Williams; $35 M-M PhilbertTorres; $30 Mrs. Sybil Bacon, leo Pirirotto; $25 M-M James Amaral. M-M John Cardoza, levite Carrier, Mrs. Richard Donahue, Mrs. William Drummond, M·M Arthur Ennis, M-M Robert Hebert. Mrs. Norman laFrance, M·M Richard Mahoney, M·M Antone Rose, M·M Manuel Vargas, Donal~ Vine NORTH EASTON Immaculate Conception $100 M·M Albert Arruda, William lahey, M·M Paulluizzi, M-M Robert Moulton, Margaret Rafuse, M-M Anthony Spagone. We The Parish Association; $75 Dr. & Mrs. Christopher Corey, Dr. & Mrs. Richard Regnante $50 Daniel Amorim, Jean Amorim, M·M Donald Burke, M-M George Carter, Mrs. John Connelly, M·M Walter Gallagher, M-M Harold Gaudet, Mrs. Vincent Harrold, M-M Kenneth Hurley, M-M Edward laBelle, M·M Victor Madden, M·M Ernest Melanson, M-M Alvaro SOusa, M·M Edward Tokarz, M-M Herbert Woodward; $40 Mrs. Romeo Amorim; $35 M-M Martyn lincoln, M-M Joseph Urciuoli; $30 C. McMenamy $25 Anthony Alho, Mrs. leon Corsini. M-M James DeCouto, M·M louis Dykeman, Mario &Ryna Ferretti, Evelyn Ferron, Mrs. Edward Granl. M-M James Greene, M·M Roy Howard, M-M Robert Jones, Elizabeth Knapp, M·M George Knapp, Joseph lawlor, M-M John linehan, Una lynch, M·M Robert McDonald, M-M John McEachern, M·M John McEntee. Eileen Morse, M-M Antero Piques, M-M Frank Ryan Kathleen Shyne, M-M Joel Walcott RAYNHAM SI. Ann $200 M·M Paul Alves; $100 M·M Thomas laFleur; $75 John Spaulding; $60 M-M John Mclaughlin; $55 M·M John Baptista; $50 Mary McGrath, Mrs. R. Sheldon Estabrook, M-M Richard Scovel, M·M Ronald Menconi; $40 M-M Frank Ventura; $35 M·M Robert Gay, M-M Edward Bachand, M·M John Cockerham; $30 M-M Barry Sanders, M·M Bernard Cowing, M·M Robert Reddy, M·M J. W. latimer, M·M Paul Perruzzi _ $25 Mrs. Gertrude larkin, Elizabeth larkin, Mrs. Theodore Sargent, M-M Robert Rodier, M·M Theodore Hutchins. M·M Joseph Saia, M·M Donald Toner, M·M Michael Monaghan, Mrs. Ann Phillips, M·M Jean levasseur, Herbert Camacho, M·M leo landgraf, M·M Joseph Fernandes. M·M Michael Plentus, M·M John Hollaway, M·M Richard Viera, M·M John Denny

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Finning, M·M Robert Hegarty, M-M Daniel Kinnally, M-M Richard 1. lawler, M-M leon lombardi, John P. Re, Mrs. leo Schleicher, Geor~ A. Selleck $40 lawrence Hurley. Kevin O'Connell; $35 M-M Stephen Dellelo, M-M William Powers, M·M Elliott Rowlands; $30 M-M Robert M. Downey. M-M W. Durkin, M-M Frank Madden, M-M Kevin Mcinnis, M-M Frank Paul, M-M Maurice Soares $25 E. G. Alfonso, Margaret V. Brophy, George Buckley, leon Burke. Paul Calarese, M·M leonard Campo, M-M James Carey, M-M Ernest Casali, M-M Charles P. Crivellaro, M·M Robert Cunha, M·M Michael Cunnane, Alice H. Daley, M·M Daniel Dempsey, Nicholas R. DiCaprio, Robert Ettinger, M·M Clinton Fisher, James Fitzgitibons, M-M Earl Gardiner, M-M Thomas Gentile, M-M David Gerety, Nelson Gouveia, M-M Charles Haddad, M-M John Heppler $25 M-M Robert A. Kingston, Dr. Robert O. Kirk, M-M Gary T. Klencheski, Richard lawless. M-M Michael Long, M·M William lovely, M-M Frank McCabe, M-M Charles Malcosky, M-M Paul Mandeville, James Marchand, Evelyn M. Middleton, Stephen C. Morrison, M·M Joseph Nieviera, M-M Thomas O'Connor, lucy Pettipaw, S. Bernard Pietrowski, M-M Frank Puopolo $25 M·M Paul Sessler, Phyllis Scanlon, M·M James Seales, M-M Alan Shea, louis Silva. Richard F. Siein, M-M Harold Smith, M-M lawrence Spellman, M-M Gerald Sulak, M-M Paul Sullivan, M-M Norman A. Steele, M-M Anthony Tranfaglia, M-M leo Turcotte. FrancisJ. Veale, Jr., M-M Irving Vose, Eleanor Ericson, M·M William Higgins $300 M·M lawrence Kennedy; $125 M-M James Sullivan; 5100 M-M Robert Mathews. M·M William Hadge, M·M Whitney Shannon, M·M James Azevedo; $75 M-M Donald Tuttle; $60 Patricia Gentile, Dr. &M. A. Philip Connelly, Mrs. Arthur Peterson; 545 Robert Connors; $50 M-M Fredric Maclennan, M-M Joseph Cady $80 M·M Ignatuis McCann & louisa; $30 M·M Daniel Regan; $25 George lowndes. M-M Wayne Masefield, M-M Joseph Macrina, M·M George Mather, John Meade, Roy E. Owens, M-M Stephen Beddia, M·M Donato Richardi $200 M·M Joseph Kairys; $100 Dr. & Mrs. Francis Drew, louise McMahon, Dr. & Mrs. Edward O'Brien, Mrs: Jennie Overton; $50 Rev. Robert E. McDonnell C.S.C., Cathleen M. Berard, M-M David Boch, M-M John F. Costigan, M·M Thomas Gallagher, M·M Edward Marcheselli, M·M A. louis Hayward; $35 M-M Harold Bergeron, louis Berretta, M-M John W. Devlin $25 M·M Arnold Amirault, M-M Roger Coulombe, M-M Richard Connolly, M-M Craig Davey, M-M Richard Gallagher, M-M David Gomes, Ms. Mary McNamara, M·M Fred Meade, Mrs. Caroline Mullaly, Mrs. Marion O'Sullivan, M·M Nicholas Paone, M·M louis Piantoni, Ms. Marianne V. Powers, M-M Joseph Scowcroft, Jr., M·M Philip Shute, M·M Victor R. Tulli, Sr. ATTlEBORO Stjohn the Evangelist $250 M·M Frederick Murphy, Jr; $125 M-M Edward Casey; $100 M·M Albert Perry, Jr, John FWalsh, Jr; $75 M·M Donald Desvergnes; $50 Delphine Dowdall. M-M Frank Rose. M·M Edward O'Donnell, M-M Raymond Morrissey, Rose Hanson, Jean Nakowicz, M-M Bruce Bodge, $40 Arlene Doherty, M·M Walter Kozuch; $35 M·M Edward Raposa, Helen Bruen, M·M Alfred Paille; M·M Stanley Koska; $30 William Saint, M·M Victor Tavares, M·M Eugene Martin, M-M lawrence laudebauche, M-M John Carty; $27 M-M Wesley Ridlon; $25 M-M George Gosselin, Edward and Anne Semple, M·M James Fitton, lucille Felix $25 loretta Verplaetse, M·M Gerald Rousseau, M-M Francis long, M·M I.. Fitzpatrick, Jr, M-M Robert GriSWOld. M-M Douglas Pouliot M-M Charles O'Brien, Mrs Dennis Romero. M-M David Petrie. Paul Anderson, M·M Richard Doherty, Rose Percy, M·M Bernard Stephens, Mrs Edgar Pelletier, Angela Galligan. Diane Fournier, Annette Brown. M-M louis langelier, M·M William Bergevine, M-M Stephen Fontneau, M-M David Dilutis, M-M Richard Connors, M;M Morman Quinn, M-M Herbert Rounds, Catherine O'Dea, M-M William Brennan, M-M Miguel Peixoto, M·M Thomas leblanc, M-M William Stone, M-M Henry Gagne, M-M Emil Paquin, M·M Raymond Paille, Mrs Joseph Simmons, M-M 'Robert Stoops, M-M Thomas Carroll. $250 M-M George Fredette, M-/fl Alvaro Oliveira; $200 William Flynn, M-M Russell Morin, M-M John P lee, Mrs. J Harry Condon; $125 M·M James H lee; $100 Paul & Joan Silvia, Robert Reeves, M·M Henry Flynn, Peter Silvia, M·M Russell Morin Jr, Dr. & Mrs. Richard Shea; $50 M·M Mervell Cronin. M-M Richard Foster, M-M Michael O'Hara, Mrs Edmund Rainville, M-M Alphonse J lito, M·M George Kohler, M-M Gerard Kenton, M-M Roland Lefebvre; $40 Mrs Joan Cooper, M-M Robert MacDonald; $35 M·M Frederick WolI; $30 M-M Joseph Graney, Michael Graney, Norman Boudreau, M·M Gerald Precourt, M-M Joseph Mahon, M·M Paul Morin, William Martin $25 M-M Richard Wagle, Mary Flynn, Mrs Walter love, M·M Robert Joy, Mrs Babtistin Icardo, M-M Bartholomew Cryan, M-M Paul Precourt, M·M Edward Maher, Ada Fratoni, Helen Schromm, Mrs Manuel Cavaco, Thomas Keane, M-M Roy Corso, M-M Joseph Bolton, Mary Grimes, David & Beatrice Teixeira, M-M lawrence Johnson, M-M Eric Johnston, Joseph Graney Jr., M·M Albert laliberte, Mrs Elizabeth Coleman. M-M Alfred McNally, William Madden. M-M Earl Cruff, M·M George FSmith, M-M Ernest Rocha, Mrs Jenette Gifford, Mrs Joan Woodward, Richard WPierce, M-M Gerard Brodeur. M·M Manuel Rebello, M-M Normand Thibault, M·M Robert Perry. M·M Harold Sumner Holy Ghost $200 M·M John A. Caponigro, SI. Vincent De Paul; $100 John Flanagan, Dr. Rudolph Pierce, M·M Elzear Sicard; $50 M·M Edgar I.. Gagne, M-M Wallace Gordon; $35 M-M leo R. Roy; $30 Richard De Moia; $25 M-M Stephen Pula, Mary Baxendale, M-M Frank Matrone. Joan Fontaine, M-M Henry C. AgUiar, M·M Young, M·M Richard Kettle, M·M H.G. Yaghoobian, M-M Edward Furtado SI. Stephen $60 M·M Joseph M. Hodge; $50 M·M Gerard Daneau, M·M Arnold Silva, SI. Stephen's Women's Council; $40 M-M James Aussant; $25 Emil Brodeur, Caron Granite Co. M-M Tony Casali, M-M James Cassidy, M-M Raymond Pariseau SI. Joseph $114 Comite De la Comunidad Hispana; $50 M·M leonard Pinault; $40 Tomasa Alamo; $30 M-M Kenneth Malone; $25 Katherine Sprigg, Mrs. Therese Perry, Jeanne Bastille, Raymond Dion, M-M Richard Depot, M-M Gordon Davis. M-M Joseph Carreiro, M:M Pedro Ortiz, Nadeau Family NORTH ATTlEBORO SI. Mary $250 Nelson Gulski; $200 M·M Manuel Jacinto, M-M Paul J. 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M-M Edward Mann, Barbara Murray, Mrs. louis McAdams, M·M Francis McNally, M-M George Normand, James O'Connell, M-M Arthur Paquette, M-M Roland Provosl. Sr., Richard Quinn, M-M lester Ralph, M-M leslie Sheldon, Mary Slowey, Irene F. Smith. Dorothy Szewczykowski, M-M Frederick Thorpe, Mrs. Francis Vandal, M-M Mark H. Vandenberghe, Mrs. Edmund Welch SI. Mary $500 Mrs. John Smith; $200 Mary & Margaret Kinton; $125 Mrs. Elmer Ralston; $100 M-M James Coogan, M-M Stephen linfield, Mrs. Raymond Vandette; $50 M·M Austen Butler; $40 M·M John Devlin; $35 M-M John Collins, Edward Nolan, M·M Charles Sedlak; $30 M·M William Brunell, M·M Francis Considine, M·M Joseph Kelly, M-M Robert Scarlatelli; $26 Rosanna McAfee . $25 Mrs. Henry Beach, Mrs. lawrence Birch, M·M Joseph Cabral, M·M Roland Cloutier, M-M John Colletto, M·M Edward Courbron, M·M William Dion, Ms. Shirley Dunham, M-M Charles Fulton, M·M Ralph Gilmore, Joyce Family, Francis leary, Alice littlefield, Janet C. lynch, M·M Joseph O'Neill, M-M Charles Phalen, M·M Joseph Riel, Mrs, Joseph Stanton, Mrs. Eileen Taylor, M-M Fred Thorpe Jr., Mrs. Frederick Whittier, M·M Joseph Withington Sacred Heart $200 Bedard Realty; $50 Dr. &Mrs. Joseph DiCola; $36 louis Bardier; $35 M·M Henry Larocque; $25 Mrs. Cecile Jette, M-M Paul Dion, M·M Robert Fredette $50 M·M Wayne Peterson, M·M Richard Deschenes; $30 M·M Rene Pinsonnault, M·M Arthur Cloutier; $25 M·M Brian Coyle, Denise Pinsonnault, M·M Gerard Champagne, Mrs. Aldea Brais, M·M Charles Deschenes, M-M Maurice Roberts, M-M Charles Perry, Mrs. Rose Cote, M-M George Magnan, Suzanne Deschenes, Mrs. Gertrude Roy, M-M Ovila Ouellette. M·M Walter Kirylo SOUTH ATTlEBORO SI. Theresa ofthe Child Jesus $1000 Anonymous; $300 In Memory of Helen M. Grady, M-M Raymond Gravel, S. Attleboro K. of C.; $275 M·M Frank Gillan; $160 M·M louis Lacivita; $150 Anonymous; $135 M·M Ronald Oliveira; $130 M-M Normand Carrier; $125 Anonymous; $100 M-M Ernest Major, M·M Anthony Moskalski, AnonymouS;'$BO M·M Joseph Hebert $70 M-M John Plath; $60 M·M Joseph Robichaud, Anonymous $50 M·M Albert Addessi. M·M Ernest Benschneider, M·M Raymond E. Bonin, M·M John Casserly, Edward Duclo~, M·M Harold Hanewich, M·M Marcel Lariviere, M·M G. Russell leBeau, M-M James Mann, M·M Paul Metilly. M·M William Sharples, M-M Aime Turgeon, Anonymous; $40 M·M Hector Benoit, M·M Rodolphe Bruneau, M·M Philip Hood; $35 Mrs. Robert Coelho, Ann Gavlick, Robert Hannaway, M·M Robert Peloquin, Joseph Soares, M·M Allan Tompson, Anonymous

$30 M·M Vincent Brennan, M·M Joseph Cotter, M·M Richard Murray, Mrs. John Trinidad & sons; $25 Mrs. Paul Beausoleil, Robert Berard, Rheal Berger, Mrs. Felix Bouchard, M·M Gerald Brillon, Sr., George Brooks, Paul Calderone, Mrs. Jaye Chabot, M·M Ambrose Corrigan, M·M Roland Cote, M·M George Duquette, M·M Robert Dussault, M·M Charles Farrell, M·M Leo Fontaine, M·M Rene Gingras, M·M William Glennon, Mrs. Robert Hale, M·M James Henry, M·M John Kenny $25 M·M Robert Laliberte, M·M Richard Lareau, Mrs. Elizabeth Lefebvre, M·M John Lunden, Mrs. Joseph Lunderville, M·M Robert Maynard, M·M Kenneth McLean;M·M Maurice Mongeau, M·M Francis O'Connell, M·M Charles O'Connor, M·M Jackie Oliveira, M·M Roger Provost, M·M Michael Padula, Mrs. Alfred Ratte, M·M Boleslaw Rec, M·M Charles Rozak, M·M Norman St. Germain, M·M Roland Salti, M·M Albano Silva, M·M Robert Southworth, M·M Antonio Teixeira, M·M David Torpey, M·M Morris Vieira, M·M Joseph Vincent, M·M George Walsh, Mrs. Amelia Walz, M·M Nicholas Winters, Anonymous . $600 Rev. 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Marcotte; $40 In Memory of Jenny Rebeiro $25 Davis Balestracci, Mrs. Richard Holden, Charles Nelson, Leonel Neron, Harry Peitavino, Joseph Perry, Charles Tarpey St. Theresa $50 M·M Roland Benoit, Mrs. Maurice Landry, M·M J~eph Goyette, AFriend; $25 M·M Herve Allain, Roland &Joyce Audette, M·M Theodore Frechette, M·M Patrick Gannon, M·M Napoleon Leclerc, Mrs. Adrien Lemire, M·M Gerard Loranger, M·M Patrick Mercier, M·M Larry Moreau, M·M Eric Newberg, M·M Vincent Raff, Leonard Rock, Ovila Rock, M·M Gerald Rooney, A Friend St. Kilian $50 Joseph & Lucy Bernardo; $45 William & Dorothy McCarthy St. Mary $150 M·M Dennis Poyant; $120 M·M John H. LeBoeuf; $100 In Memory of Jesse Mathews, M·M Joseph Boldiga III, M·M Richard Brown, M·M Rene Carroll; $75 Edward MacLean; $60 M·M George Taber; $57 M·M Eugene Haun $50 Alice & Hazel Davis, Lillian Gracia, M·M Chester Gadomski, M·M Pierce Penton, M·M Manuel Rezendes, M·M Arthur Caron, M·M Paul Marashio, M·M Robert Penler, M·M Robert Newsham, M·M Francis D. Sullivan, Joseph FA LeBlanc, M·M Gaston DeBrosse, M·M Alexander Phillips, M·M George E. Landry, M·M David Hubert, Mrs. Olympia Caesar $45 M·M John Freitas; $40 Louise D. Seguin, M·M Dennis Wilkinson, M·M John Maguire, Alfred Dias; $35 M·M Peter Becker, Mrs. Alfred DeFreitas, M·M Leonard Cotter, M·M Phillip Chasse, M·M Gordon Baker; $30 In Memory of Arnold D. Weaver, M·M Ernest Lizotte, M·M Paul Szwaja, M·M Joseph Winsper, M·M William Constant, Dorothy Brault, M·M Frank Condez $25 M·M Vincent Bertalotto, M·M Richard Botelho, M·M Daniel Costa, M·M Roland Leblanc, M·M Richard Lally, M·M Thomas Walsh, Mrs. Jesse Mathews, M·M Joseph Towers, M·M William Rebello • $25 Pauline Mathieu, M·M Robert F. Lagasse, M·M John Teixeira, M·M Felix Kocor, M·M Mark Richard, Edward Bell, M·M Manuel Menezes, M·M Charles Vardo, M·M Steven Nunes, M·M RobertSouza, M·M Francis Lynch, M·M Charles Macedo, M·M James Mendes, M·M Albert Pepin, M·M William Whelan, Jr., M·M Paul J. Costa, M·M Conrad Levesque, M·M Joseph Santos $25 M·M Robert Schwartz, M·M William Ochab, Mary Medeiros, Mrs. William Donlan, M·M Joseph Chaplin, M·M Normand Langlois, M·M Joseph Corkum, M·M David A. Medeiros, M·M Robert Rossi, M·M Lawrence Lynch, M·M Glen Machado, M·M Lawrence Novia, M·M Richard Settele, M·M John Pimental, Jr., Mrs. JoaQuim Teixeira,lzaura Teixeira, M·M Marcel 1. Trahan, M·M William Avila, M·M Alan D. Rebello, M·M Daniel Feeney, M·M Frank Moniz, Michele O'leary, Thomas O'leary $25 Laurette Payette, M·M Donald Boudreau, M·M Joseph Gendron, M·M Normand Arsenault, M·M Albert Trudelle, M·M Roger Fredette, M·M Arthur Correia, Mabel Rezendes, M·M David Loveridge, M·M Daniel Fortier, Violette &Donald Fiano, M·M N. Gauthier, M·M Clarence Marshall, M·M Donald Drolet, Mrs. Lawrence Hughes, Phyllis Jackson, M·M Rene Davignon, Miss Germaine Hair'& Wig Stylist $200 St. Mary's Women's Guild, St. Vincent dePaul Society; $50 David Costa; $30 M·M Manuel Mota; $25 M·M Gilbert Butts, Mrs. Rose Harris, M·M Antone Oliveira, M·M Roland Tavano, M·M Valmore Poitras, Mrs. Helen Baillargeon, M·M Richard Collard, M·M Louis Dumont, M·M Roger Bourgeois, M·M John Green M·M Ronald Silveira, M·M Emile Brugger $250 M·M Paul G. Hamel; $150 Rev. Robert T. Canuel; $100 Steven Perry, Dr. & Mrs. Rogerr lacoste; $60 M·M Normand Boutin; $50 M·M Rod Lussier, M·M Peter Arabasz. M·M John Dexter; $40 M·M Francis Kwiatkowski; $35 M·M Robert Sheehan; $30 M·M Joseph Marco $25 M·M Leo Rousseau, M·M Peter Cesolini, M·M Arthur Greene, M·M Norman Letendre, M·M Michael W. Briand, M·M Donald Swain, M·M John H. Dziuba, M·M Carlos Pacheco, Clifford Pina, Raymond Deprato, M·M Gabriel Holmes, Jr., Charles Mello, M·M Joseph Bertoldo, Mrs. Evelyn Loranger, M·M Raymond Pires, M·M Ronald Hubert, M·M David Alves, M·M Paul Doherty St. Casimir $500 Atty. Ferdinand Sowa; $100 Frank & Edward Kulexza, Anonymous; $50 Brian Lawler, Mrs. Edward Nowak, M·M Stephen Wojtkunski, Anonymous; $35 M·M Stanley Adamowski, M·M Henry Roszkiewicz, Anonymous; $30 Ann Pickup, M·M Joseph Ponichtera . $25 M·M Frank P. Adamowski, Mrs. Frank S. Biilina, Mrs. Wanda Dabrowski, M·M Jan Domagala, M·M Rene Fortin, M·M Walter Gajewski, Emile S. Golda, M·M John Gonet, M·M Fryderyk Gorczyca, Stanley Grabiec, M·M FrankJarosik, M·M Louis Josefek, Mrs. Teddy M. Kalisz $25 Frank Lawrence, Mrs. Louis Peltz, M·M Louis F. Peltz, M·M John Polar, Mrs. Irene B. Schall, M·M Stanley Schick, M·M Karl Schlemner, M·M Joseph P. Stefanik Jr., M·M Eugene Wajda, Felix Walski, Holy Rosary Sodality, SI. Casimir's Circle, Anonymous Our Lady of pirpetual Help $50 Anonymous; $30 Anonymous; $25 M·M Frederick Kalisz & Family, Eugene Nikonowicz, M·M Paul A. Pabis, M·M Raymond Spirlet, Stanley Stankiewicz ACUSHNET St. Francis Xavier $200 SFX Conference/St. Vincent de Paul Society; $50 In Memory of Octave Jourdain Beaulieu; $35 Gautreau Family, M·M Nelson Girard, AParishioner; $30 M·M Arthur Silva; $25 Mrs. Sharon Goggin·lsaac, M·M William Tatro, AParishioner, AFriend EAST FREETOWN SI. John Neumann $25 M·M SI. Aubin SOUTH DARTIIOUTH St. Mary $125 M·M Thomas Lynch;$100·M·M James Barrett, Mary T. Luiz, M·M Louis D. Vieira, M·M Edwin Brady; $75 Olivia M. Luiz; $50 M·M Kenneth Watts, M·M Herbert Arruda, M·M Harry Hunt, Beatrice Cunha; $40 Keven Connor, Bertha Christie; $30 M·M Joseph Chlebus, Mary C. RodiQues, William Martin . $25 M·M Eugene Caron, M·M Richard King, Deacon & Mrs. Antonio DaCruz, Manuel C. DeMello, Doris Fanning, M·M Anarolino De Sousa, Leona Lavoie, M·M John Santos, Barbara Silva, Charles Whitehead, M·M Duarte Borges, Dorothy Sylvia, Rose Correia, Michael Correia $300 Dr. & Mrs. Richard Ward; $100 M·M David R. Nelson, In Memory of Hugh J. Carney; $50 M·M Joseph C. DeMello, M·M Paul Gelineau, Sr., Mrs. George P. Ponte; $30 M·M Humberto . Borges, Margaret Gamble, Mary A. Cuitiss; $25 M·M Terrence J. Cronan. Emily Cardoza, M·M David Brasells, M·M Robert Tavares, M·M Herbert C. Paiva, M·M Manuel M: Santos $200 M·M Robert J. Lang; $100 Dr. & Mrs. Robert Durant, Paul Freitas, M·M Edward Barros, M·M Joseph Glennon, Jr., M·M David 1. Pimental; $50 M·M Robert Makin, Kathleen DeMello; $26 M·M Anthony Freitas $251n Memory of Manuel Jerome, M·M Ronald SylVia, M·M Frank Moniz, Mary 'Barton, M·M Michael Nestor, M·M Vincent J. Hayes, Rosemary Quinn, Dr. & Mrs. A. Senesac, M·M Serafim J. Correia, M·M George Galipeau, M·M Joseph Bettencourt, M·M John Houlihan. Bertha Johnson, M·M Manuel Resendes, M·M Robert C. AII~in. NORTH DARTMOUTH St. Julie Billiart $500 Rev. John F. Hogan; $300 M·M Lawrence A. Weaver;'$200 M·M Willia~ Q. MacLean. Jr., Dr. & Mrs. StephenF.Sullivan; $150 Atty. &Mrs. William R. Balderson, Jr:,Mary C'. Halloran; $100·Mrs. E. Deane Freitas, James Mackay, In'Memory of Joseph &Agnes Soares & Manuel E. Rodrigues; Atty. & Mrs. William.J:'S"ynnott $75 M·M Arthur Powell, M·M George Silvia; $70 Roland Hebert; $50 Mary Almond, M·M Stanley W. Baron, M·M Thomas J. Beedem, Atty. & Mrs. Thomas F. Burke, M·M Joseph Cabral, Beatrice B. Freita.s, Marion S. Freitas, Mary'& Gertrude Gleason, M·M Anthony Luzzo;M·M Anibal .Medeiros, M·M Thomas~ckenna, M·M Arthur Poitras:M:M Roger Tougas; $4(1 M·M David Bryant . . $35 M·M Anthony Battistelli,. M,·M Richard Brow~, Roberta K. Dutra, Atty. & Mrs. Edward J. .H~rrington; $30 M·M Stephen Braz,lreneGonsalves, M·M Manuel Nun'es, M·M Robert Peckham, M·M AI~ert Wo~~cky . . ".' ',' -', . ". . . .'.. _ $25 M·M Donald J. Bancroft, M·M Thomas Barrett, M·M Herman Bruce;'M·M'Rayrn"ond Butts, M·M Paul Caron"M·M Ray"!ond Coderre, M-M Manuel Cordeira., Edward A. Corrpier, M·M Edmund Currier, Mrs. Antone DeMello, M·M Norman Dussault;"M·M· Arthur J. Etliier, M-M J. Donat Fafard, Milton Ferreira

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$25 Helen Gage, Mrs. William T. Gifford, MoM Michael P. Gula, Inez J. Harris, MoM Edward V. Hill, M·M Paul Humason, MoM Peter Jacobsen, MoM John Jauhola, M·M Richard M. Kehoe, M·M John Kennedy, M·M Michael T. King, M·M Ernest M. Kobza, Dr. & Mrs. PaulO. LaBelle, Lorraine Lafrance, MoM Albert Leboeuf, M·M Ernest Leger, M·M Thomas Lemieux, Margaret linney $25 M·M Joseph P. Methot. M·M William O. Michaud, MoM Manuel F. Moinheiro, M·M Manuel Morro, M·M Ronald McNamara, In Memory of Louis Pacheco & Prof. Louis Pacheco, Jr., MoM Raymond Paiva, MoM Prudent Pedro, Dr. Moaris De Sa Pereira, MoM Douglas Pfeninger, MoM Miguel Pimentel, M·M Donald Pittman, M·M Leonard P. Ponte, Mrs. Francis J. Quinn, M·M John J. Rapoza, Gladys L. Raymond, MoM Mark Robidoux . $25 M·M John Santos, Peter Senuick, M·M Joaquim R. Silva, MoM Ralph Souza, Margaret C. Sullivan, Anne Taber, M·M Joseph P. Taffe, Jr., M·M Manuel Torres, Anna E. Vieira, MoM John Wase, Mary B. Waegelin, M·M Paul Wilkinson, M·M Richard Zuber, MoM Robert Zukowski FAIRHAVEN 51. Joseph $751n Memory of Richard Antonsen, M·M James Buckley; $50 M·M Patrick Hunt, Helen Sullivan; $45 MoM Antone Perry; $35 MoM William Dearden; $30 Mrs. Gerald C. Benoit, Margaret Goggin, MoM Ronald Toussaint . $25 Roger Christensen, M·M Joseph Duarte, MoM Donn Fletcher, Paul Foster, M·M Bruce Ingham, M·M William luminello, M·M Chester Mackay, M·M lincoln Palmer, Mrs. Gerald Phillip, Mrs. Carlos Ribeiro, Mrs. R. Stevenson, M·M Manuel Ventura, MoM Alfred J. Vincent $200 M·M Domenic Nicolaci; $150 MoM James Honohan; $75 MoM Joseph Saladino; $60 M·M Jeffrey Osuch, M·M Donald Sullivan; $50 Manuel Garcia, M·M Robert Hession, MoM Dennis Hogan, MoM J. Paul Hudon, M·M Roland Seguin, M·M Edward Welch; $35 Nicholas Tangney; $30 MoM Theophilo Duponte, M·MAlbert Espindola $25 MoM Anthony Blanchard, M·M Roger Caron, MoM Alfred Cyr, Mrs. Joseph Dawes, M·M John Dias, Jr., M·M Earl Faunce, Mrs. Francis Francotte, MoM Arthur Govoni, MoM Louis Govoni, M·M Kenneth Grace, MoM William Hagen, M·M Arthur HardY, John J. Lowney, M·M Oaryl Manchester, M·M Paul McManon, Mrs. Seraphine Moniz, M·M Steven Paulson, M·M Dana Pickup, MoM Robert Riding 51. Mary $400 M·M John T. Ward; $150 M·M Roland Bourgault; $100 M·M Michael Hanczaryk, SI. Vincent de Paul Society; $50 Mrs. Roseanne Pepin, M·M Louis Vaudry Jr.; $40 M·M Weber R. Torres Jr.; $35 M·M Frank Marujo; $30 Mrs. Mary Anthony $25 Mrs. Louise Frigault. M·M James Levasseur, MoM Orient Benoit, Mrs. Sophie Amaral, Mrs. Mary G. Morris, Mrs. Mary Newby, Association of the Sacred Hearts, M·M Paul Wesoly, M·M John Botelho, M·M James Joaquin, MoM Jose H. Reis, M·M Andrew Martin $100 M·M George Leblanc, MoM Stevan Piazza; $60 M·M John Ferro; $40 Mrs. Janet L. SegUin; $30 M·M Silvino Rezendes; $25 Mrs. Paul Despres, MoM Peter Pinto, Mrs. Adeline Grenon, M·M Joseph Cataldo Jr.. M·M Paul Robichaud, Mrs. Rita Costa, M·M Jose BorRes. MoM W.lt.. ll,h," MARION 51. Rita $50 Richard &Irene Roszkiewicz; $25 Anna Baker, Francis &Cecelia Barry, Henry & Margaret Briggs, MoM Thomas Gay, Frank & Katherine Kozicki, Harold & Marian LeBlanc, Fletcher & Catherine Long, Dr. Robert & Jeannette Tremblay $50 Dr. & Mrs. William E. Dawson, John & Caroline Sullivan; $25 M·M Peter E. Sowden $100 Nancy Sawyer; $50 Ronald & Delores Murphy, Frank l. Robllotto; $30 M·M Richard A. Verville; $25 Lawrence & Eleanor Brown, M·M Edward J. Dailey, Jr., Alfred Sama $100 M·M Charles Young; $50 Richard & Helen Arthur, Edward &Mary Gallini, MoM Stephen Hayes; $35 Edward & Sarah Bartholomew; $30 M·M Thomas Lovett; $25 Frederick & Lorraine Donovan, Dennis & Debbie Kenney, Maurice& Terri LaVallee, Roland &Shirley Letendre, Steve & Anna Okolita MATIAPOISETT 51. Anthony $200 M·M Norman Gingrass, M·M Maurice Downey; $100 M·M Paul Vermette, MoM Frank O'Neill, MoM Donald Fleming, Esq.; $50 M·M Paul McGowan, MoM Charles Ruel, M·M Frank Cooper, MoM llewellyn Roberts, M·M John Gannon, M·M Edward Lewis , $25 MoM Albert Alvernaz, MoM Frank Bardsley, Antone Carlos, MoM Alan Fales, M·M Edward Ruel, MoM Philip Silveira, Josephine·Pannell, Alice Humphrey WAREHAM 51. Patrict $500 Rev. James F.Lyons; $200 Rev. Robert C. Donovan, MoM John Texeira; $175 Deacon & Mrs. William A. Martin; $150 M·M Leonard Savignano; $125 M·M Kenneth Ferreira; $100 M·M Henry Goncalves:Marie G. Hobbs, Marie E. Murphy, Ann C'-H. Park, Mrs. John Walford; $75 Ada Lukey, M·M Anthony Rollo; $60 MoM Michael J. Butler, M·MDavid J. Powers $50 MoM Hildeberto Borges, M·M Albert Carreiro, MoM Roger T. Elliott, MoM John J. Filkins, George F. Frazier:Mrs. A. Getchell, M'M Anthony lacozza, Jr., Mrs. Frederick Kite, Enis B. Nolan, Mrs. Frances Vitale; $35 MoM Sylvester Andrade, In Memory of Josephine Furtado, MoM Antone Gomes, M·M Charles VanderStaay; $30 MoM Joseph Caffarella, M·M Harry Hinckley $25 MoM Robert S. Anderson, Mrs. ElisworthyAtwood, M·M Leo Bacchieri, Tony Bacchieri, M·M Fred S. Burbridge, M·M Robert Cahoon, Mrs. Robert H. Candee, Mrs. Filenio Cardoza, MoM John Cardoza, MoM John Cardoza, MoM Joseph Cardoza, M·M John Clickner, M·M Fred Ferioli, M·M Charles Galligan $25 M·M Rudolph Gendron, M·M John Grenda, MoM Maynard Hale, M·M Charles Hunter, M·M EpiphanioJorge, Fred Krol,M·M Frank Lopes. M·M John McCabe, M·M Francis McWilliams, Jr., Katherine M. Morrill, Mrs. A. Rhue, MoM Roy Rodriques, Mrs. Marjorie Scheh, M·M Robert E. Short, M·M Joseph S. Stec, William G. Stevenson;M·M JamesJ. Toomey, Mrs. Marion Ulson, M·M George Zine, Jr. FALMOUTH

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51. Patrict $2000 Rev. Francis X. Wallace; $1200 Rev. James A. McCarthy; $500 M·M Charles Bardelis, Anonymous; $150 M·M lionel Cure, M·M Richard L. Kinchla, John R. & Stella A. Macisaac; $125 Dr. Edward Fitch, Katherine Robbins; $100 Mrs. John Donovan, M. K. Fraser, M·M Paul Goulet, Robert McDonald, MoM.Leslie J. Wilson, Anonymous; $75 Edmund G. Wessling; $60 Anonymous $50 Frances T. Barry & Family, Rita G. Carlson, MoM David Carr, MoM John Ciummei & Charlotte Ciummei, M·M James H. Crook, Mrs. Elizabeth DeMello, M·M Joseph L. R. Dumais, Joan R. Golden, MoM Vincent Inness, M·M Paul Kelleher, Mrs. Joseph B. Miskell, MoM Terrence McKenna, Mrs. Charles Russell, MoM Michael Sullivan John J. Walsh Anonymous; $45 MoM Theodore Tavares $35 M·M Joseph Armbruster, In Memory of Margaret M. & John P. Sylvia, Mrs. Josephine Doyle, M·M Edward Godlewski, M'M Adam Kaspar; $30 MoM Edward F. Adlum Mrs. James Conley, Anonymous; $25 MoM Leonard Barr, M·M Peter Bergagna, Mrs. Robert Brown, Margaret A. Burke, William Callahan, M·M Gail Cavanaugh, M·M Chester Christie, M·M John J. Carroll, Jr. $25 M·M Bernard Cassidy, Rita Conlon, Mrs. Louise Cook, M·M J. Andreas DeMarco, M·M Richard DeMello, Mrs. Vincent Duffany, M·M Frank Emmel, MoM Albert Fetters, M·M James Forman, M·M Paul Gilmartin, M·M Anthony Glista, Mrs. Bertram Haddon, M·M Herbert Hart, Cmdr.& Mrs. John M. Joseph, Louise Justice, M·M Olin J. Kelley, Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs, Richard Kippen, M·M Norman LaForest. MoM Frank McFarland $25 M·M Hubert M. McKenna, Alyce E. & John McLaughlin, M·M Raymond Maguire, Memmolo Family, M·M Aldo Milanese, George Morin, M·M Frederick Morris, M·M John Moy Lan, M·M John T. O'Connell, M·M ViCtor Pozenychi, Mrs. Jennie Rosenquist, Harriet Strong, M·M William Tynen, Anonymous $250 Anonymous; $150 M·M William C. Dillon Sr.; $125 M·M Edward C. Weil, Jr.; $110 M·M Louis Tessier; $100 MoM Edmund N. Sherman, M·M Kenneth Rebello, Judith Capuzzo, Anonymous; $50 Joseph Whelan, M·M John Adams, MoM James Toner $30 M·M Charles Clifford; $25 Mrs. Benjamin Bevelander:M·M John Dalton, Mrs. George Fonseca, Dr. & Mrs. John Lee, MoM David Miller, James Nidositko, Sr., Anonymous $100 Thomas & Fran Plausky; Anonymous; $50 Paul V. Navin, M·M Edward Studley, MoM Raymond G. Laliberte, M·M Joseph O'Donnell; $40 Mrs. Helen Sullivan; $30 M·M Robert Dutra; $25 Mrs. Dorothy Davis, M'M Richard Pratt, Miss M. L. Waggett, Mrs. Robert E. Flynn, MoM Harris Averbuch, MoM Kevin Lane, MoM Edward G. Enos, Jr., M·M John J. Murray, Anonymous $250 MoM Terence Dineen; $150 Anonymous; $100 M·M James Sughrue, Anonymous; $75 M·M Ernest P. Foley; $50 M·M F. Keats Boyd, MoM M. J. Callahan, MoM Robert A. Granfreld,M·M Pl,ilip F. Mackey, Jr., MoM Thomas L. Matthews, M·M Jesse Miller, M·M Wallace T. Pierce, MoM Armand Ortins; $40 MoM Robert l. Koob, lillian Tegan; $35 MoM Daniel Bartolomei, Anonymous $25 Gertrude Arcaro, M·M Robert Allen, MoM Lee Bourgoin, Atty. Gerald Cafarelli, MoM John R. Hayes, MoM Ernest Keating, MoM Joseph Knych, MoM Michael E. Procek, Sr., MoM John P. Romiza, Raymond J. Williams, Anonymous PROVINCETOWN 51. Peter the Apostle $500 Kof C· Walter Welsh Council; $100 Cape Cod Oil Co. Inc.; $50 M·M Warren Costa, Joan Snow; $35 M·M James Roderick; $25 Adams Pharmacy, MoM Edward Cook, M·M Thomas Francis, J. Arthur Lopes, Snow & Snow Attorneys at Law $150 Seamen's Savings Bank, AFriend; $100 MoM Arnold Dwyer; $50 Mrs. Mary E. Barnett; $40 M·M Philip Cabral, MoM J. Howard Days; $30 M·M Walter Harding, Land'S. End Marine Supply; $25 M·M Alfred Cabral, James & Floran Coelho, MoM Sylvester Dennis, LUCille Donahue, Elsie Ferreira, Dorothy linskey, James Majestic, MoM Richard Packett. Mrs. Robert K. Perry, Mrs. Christine Silva, M·M Francis Silva COTUITIMASHPEE

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M·M John K. Cawley, Teresa Chisholm, M·M Alcide Cormier, M·M Thomas Devine,. Mary Ann Dottridge, M·M Manual Duarte, M·M George Duclos, M·M Colin C. Evans, MoM Frederick Everett, M·M John Ford, Mrs. Richard Holmquist, Sr., M·M William G. Johnston, M·M DaOielLeary, M·M $25 Agostino Leone, John T. Logan, M·M Frank M. Raftery, M·M Samuel C. Re, Allen J. Saunders, Helen Scudder, Anne Shaw, MoM George Snyder, Jr., MoM Antone Souza, Jr., MoM Alfred Tracy • $600 Caroline Guida, Rita Plotke; $250 Robert J. Power; $200 M·M Peter Watts; $100 Mrs. R. Schloerb John·Lawrence Funeral Home, MoM R. Tony Asselta, M·M John B. Thorn, Manuel Roderick:Jr., Mary Hanley, M·M Alfred P. Rich,Jr., Anne Hanley; $75 Wm. T. Horrigan; $60 Ruth ~~ . . $50 M·M John M. Tolchinsky, MoM Joseph D. Comalli, M·M William Malone, Dr. &Mrs. Russell A. Ferrigno, Aurore Milot, F. R. Mullin, Mrs. Robert Bullock; $40 M·M Roland H. Labbe; $35 Benjamin Yanchuck $25 M·M Richard Eisanstraudt. M·M James Bryant, Barbara Feener, Mrs. Edward Odell,. Ann Connolly, M·M Colin B. MacDonald, M·M Thomas Wood, M·M George W. Condon, Jr.~ The Wltkus Family, Mrs. George L. Doherty, MoM George Wyatt, Virginia Belanger, M·M ~evm Shackett, Gerard Labute, M·M Henry Godleski, MoM J. Donald Borowski NANTUCKET 51. Mary· Our Lady of the Isle $350 Rev. Philip A. Davignon; $100 MoM David Lussier, MoM Ricardo Roderick, M·M Howard Laundry, M·M John J. O'Neill, M·M John Hallett, Michael Welch, MoM Francis Santos, MoM Walter Folger, $50 Grace Coffin, Thomas McAuley; $30 Gertrude Strucinski, M·M Wendell Howes $25 Mary Huffman, M·M Walter Glowacki, James M. Killen, MoM Kenneth McAuley, Emily Annis, M·M Manuel Machado, M·M Vito Capizzo, MoM John S. Conway, M·M Bruce Watts, MoM Victor Reed Jr., M·M Fred Coffin, M·M Norman Gauvin, M·M Thomas Santos, M·M Robert Garrabrant, MoM Joseph Swain, M·M James Egan, MoM Harold Boehm , $150 Kenneth Holdgate, Joseph M. Oixon; $125 M·M Robert McGrath; $100 Donald Terry, Myles Reis Sr., Robert Mooney,Lucilie Hays, Mary Glidden, M·M Charles Flanagan, MoM Richard Lewis, MoM John Mendonca, MoM James B. Crecca, In Memory of Maxwell & Josephine Deacon $65 M·M Edward Strojny; $60 Mary Grimes; $55 Eunice Sjolund; $50 MoM Arthur Butler, Mrs. Charles Lochteleld, M·M Robert Campbell, M·M'John Cranston, Mary Holmes, M·M Charles Clark. Coffin, Gertrude Holdgate, Mrs. Richard Congdon; $40 May Pease, PatriCk Newport, Beverly Hilts; $30 MoM Peter I. Sylvia, M·M Peter E. Sylvia, MoM Edmund T. Pollard, Agnes Sylvia, M·M Michael Lamb, MoM Richard Kotalac, Bea Gonnella $25 M·M Dale Waine, Robert Toti, M·M Barry Thurston, M·M Anthony R. Sylvia, MoM Stephen Swift, M·M Richard Starr, M·M Robert Sjolund, M·M Wesley Simmons, M·M Albert Silva, MoM Joseph Senecal, M·M Robert Ruley, M·M H. Flint Ranney, Lucille Pew, M·M Michael Pelletier $25 M·M William O'Keefe, MoM George Metcalf, M·M George Manchester, M·M Richard Mack, Helen Levins, Hope B.lindley, Albert Lavoie, Franklin Lamb, MoM Edward King, M·M Theodore Kalman, MoM Richard Kalman, MoM James Joynt. Myrtle Jewett, MoM Sheldon Jenkins, M·M Henry Huyser, M·M Richard Hardy, Patricia Haley, MoM Richard Glidden, Annette Gardner, Charles Fleming,MoM Robert Flannery, M·M Albert Fee, M·M John Fee $25 John Engdahl, Arthur Egan, M·M James Duarte, M·M Ronald DaSilva, M·M Glenn DaSilva, Carol Crowell, Mary Louise Conway, Mrs. Frank Conway, M·M Dennis Caron, M·M Melvin Cardos, M·M William Burdick, Virginia Bretschneider, M·M Donald Allen Jr. EAST FALMOUTH 51. Anthony $125 M·M John R. Martin; $100 John P. Cabral, M·M William Gilmartin,LI. Col. & Mrs. Anthony Solimine, M·M George Botelho; $80 M·M Anthony Spagone; $75 M·M Arthur A. Monteiio; $50 M·M John Shea, M·M John Sattelmair, Fredia Mae Hayes, Beatrice Emerald, MoM Frank Moniz, Mildred A. Nugent, M·M Harold McCarthy, M·M Maurice J. Tavares, M·M Joseph Andrade, MoM Alfred A. Marks, M·M James McNamara, M·M John A. MacLennan $40 MoM George F. OeMello, M·M Antone Vieira, M·M George Barboza; $35 MoM Frank G. Souza, M·M Joseph L. Tavares, $30 'M·M Antone Medeiros. M'M Rodney DeMello, M·M Irwin Hoeth . . $25 Debbie Aguiar, Irene Handy, M·M Francis J. Bradley, Pauline Pimental, M·M William DePonte, M·M Anthony W. DeMello, M:M Julio Santos, M·M Gilbert lo Tavares, M·M William Bento, MoM George P. Gaspa, M·M Edward Locke, M·M Frank Almeida, M·M Franklin Botelho, Rose Walker, M·M Thomas Arnold, M·M George Howarth, M·M William Richardson, M·M Antone B. Couto, Jr. $240 M·M Albert Gramm; $200 M·M John Michaels; $150 M·M Bradley Sm~h; $125 MoM Michael Rodriguez, Alvaro Lopes; $120 M·M Donald Thompson; $100 MoM John A:Reme, M·M Charles Oliver, Margaret R. McGaffigan, M·M Joseph Paruti $75 Ducillia Newton; $50 Shirley M. ~ecue, Janina V. Sikora, M·M Hugh Owens, M·M Charles Tupper, Evelyn M. Moniz; $35 Gracieta Martins; $30 M·M Herminio Lopes, Sarah P. Corey, M·M Lawrence Costa $25 MoM John Aaujo, M·M Kenneth Kozens, Mrs'-William Carson, M·~ George Foulsham, ~rs. 'Henry C. Willis, MoM James Hanson, MoM Joseph Farland, MoM Gile MOniZ, M·M Joseph Ferreira, Mary G. Simons, Anna C. Pollard, M·M Ray Godin, M·M Joseph Rqse, M·MFrank R. Macedo, M·M Howald T. Crowley, Maria Rebello,' Doris lo Barbadora, M·M Daniel lo Lopes, M·M Adolph P. Bishop, M·M Walter J. Roach, Jr., Mary Gonsalves, MoM Henry Teixeira CHATHAM Holy Redeemer $125 MoM Thomas Mahoney, Agnes Adams, Joan Adams; $110 MoM Anthony Ueberwasser; $100 Association of the Sacred Hearts, Philip Stello, M·M Joseph O'Connor, Richard Klein, Mrs. Celelia E. Jackson, Mrs. Eugenia Hall, Mrs. Constance Gormely, Mrs. Peter Stagg, M·M V. Michael Onnemero, M·M Daniel O'Leary, Mrs. Marie Griffin, M·M Raymond Kane, Elizabeth Norton, M·M William Collins, M·M Edwin Burke, Mrs. Donald Rollins, M·M Richard Spitzer, MoM John Koepper, Mrs. Robert Wolin; $60 E. Page O'Donnell, Margaret Kaminsky $50 Mrs. Richard Atkins, Eli Rogers, M·M Richard O'Meara, Mrs. Arline Maloney, Dr. Joan Maloney, Frank Kinsey Jr., Mrs. Helen Killen, Mrs. Amelia Gritis,M·M George Cullen, M·M Charles Baker, Mrs. E.N. Jordin, Mrs. Florence Mohyde, M·M Eugene Kissel, Amelia Allen, MoM Leo Concannon, Alice Dobbyn, M·M Louis B. Tura, MoM Charles Sterling, MoM Joseph Ahern, M·M John Clavin, MoM Vincent LeBlanc, MoM John McLaughlin; $40 Mrs. Leo Eldridge, Paul Brown, Calarese Family " $35 MoM James J. Keane; $30 M·M Donald Parent; $25 M·M Albert Kolodzik, M·M Robert Payne, M·M Walter Terrio, M·M Edward Sabol, M·M Thomas Philpott~ M·M William Nethercott, M·M William,Moloney, Mrs. Angela Mocursky, Julia & Margaret Martm , $25 Bruno Carmen, Mrs. Marie Cronin, M·M Paul G. Mansuy, M·M James LeBlanc, Mrs. Juanita Collings, Mrs. Joyce Gallup, Mrs. Eleanor Lacallade, MoM Raymond Caefer, Mrs. Mary Leate, M·M Winslow Cryor, M·M Walter Thayer, M·M Elmer Torre $500 Frank Bova; $100 Mrs. Jeannette Fontaine, MoM Norman Normandeau; $75 Thompson Oil Co. Inc., M·M Victor Anderson; $50 M·M Frank Fleming, Mrs. Earl Buchanan, M·M Leonard Fougere, M·M Joseph Forbes, M·M Richard Bermingham, MoM Joseph Sylva,. Theresa J. Wisnieweki, MoM Richard Rochette, Cecilia Aide, Mrs. Elizabeth Bowles, Mrs. CeCIlia K. Hoer, M·M William Machie, Mrs. Richard SI. Onge $50 M·M Daniel Lavache, M·M Thomas Gogan, M·M James Griffin, John Ford, William Wiltz Carroll, Mrs. Margaret Murphy; $35 M·M William Cotter, M·M Joseph Dinand; $30 Mrs. James Greer, M·M Richard Griffin, MoM Donald J. White, M·M James Kerwin . $25 M·M Edward Forgeron, M·M Oliver Einhorn, M·M Kevin T. Dixon, Mrs. Eileen Our, MoM John Muldoon, M·M Gerard Barry, M·M Louis Carlo, Ms. Laura Allis, Mary A. Smith, Mrs. Norma TuttleM·M Joseph Reynolds, M·M James Stratico, Mrs. C. Eldridge & Lawrence Hunter, MoM Richa~d Sylva, Harold Scheurer, Mrs. Rose Roderick HYANNIS 51. Francis'Xavier $200 M·M James F. Barry, Elizabeth M. Ricker; $125 M·M Robert O'Brien; $100 Mrs. John Rose, M·M Francis Todd; $50 M·M Francis Cobb, MoM Charles J. Cogan, H. Terence Lyons, Mary M. McAdoo, M·M Richard Mitchell, Thomas Moore; $40 M·M Thomas McElligott; $35 Mrs. Gerald Lyons $25 MoM John Andrews, M·M John Deasy, M·M John Haggerty, Theodore Holmes, M·M'Gerard . F. Lee, Jacqueline Lowell, William A. Murray, Norman Nault, Frank Vieira $120 M·M Edmond W. Dery, Jr.; $100 M·M Thomas Loughlin, M·M William Marnell; $75M~M Bernard J. Foley, M·M John McConnell, M·M Asa Stanley; $60 MoM Donald Kane; $50 MoM Donald Chase M·M William Geick, MoM William J. Miller, M·M Edward A. Zlnk $25 MoM R~lph Ames, M·M John J. Beli, Mrs. Marjorie Chipman,. Eileen M. Condon., Mrs. Mary Lawlor Maire Sheehy, M·M Frank I. Shipman, Jr., M·M George Stillson $10'0 MoM Edward J. McCarty, MoM Gerard Robichaud, MoM John J. Shanahan; $85 Edmund Daly; $75 Mrs. G. Roberta Hart; $60 John F. Farrell, MoM Oavid Ganshaw & Dieter; $50 M·M George Butler, Dorothy M. Clark, M·M Carl Ferdensi, MoM Edward Kelly, Jr., Mary Lynch, Mrs. Ronald Mansbach, Mrs. lillian O'Donnell, Mrs. Mary Wood; $30 M·M Wesley E. Bennett, M·M Harry Sylvester . .. $25 MoM Adamo Agostinelli, Mrs. James Ahearn, M·M John P. Allen, M·M Wlllla~ Brady, Dorothy lo Carlson, Mrs. Margaret Cunmngham, MoM Arthur Curr~n, Mrs. Elizabeth Dlas, M:M Harold Dore, Eileen Duane, Mrs. William Foley, MoM Charles Gallivan, Thomas GoodWin, M.M Richard Howard, Dorothy Loconto, Mrs. Susan Mankevetch, M·M Robert McCarthy, Mrs. Rita Moda, Arlene M. Moeller, Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, M·M Gerald QUinn, MoM Joseph A. Tansey, M·M John Weston $250 MoM Joseph D. D'Ursi; $150 M·M Nicholas Karukas; $120 Stephen'& Irene Manning; $100 M·M Theodore P. Alves, Robert Chadwick, M·M Harry A. Ferullo, M·M Arthur Georgantas, MoM Edgar F. Greeney, M·M John C. Kniley; $50 M·M Edward P. Deveney, MoM James Douglas, In Memory of John & Ann Fehr & Louise Earle, M·M Everett B. Horn, Jr., Frank McDonough, MoM John A. McGlynn, Catherine Schell, Florence K. Shack, Harold J. Taylor $35 M·M FrancisJ. Crimmins, Katherine M. Garvey; $30 Mrs. Grace Aylmer, M·M John Barter, M·M Joseph H. Boucher, M·M Francis D. Brown, Jr., Anne D. Cullinane, Leo H. Decoteau, John F. Dempsey, 'MoM Robert Devlin, M·M John F. Donovan, Dr. & Mrs. James F. Dunne $30 M·M Robert A. Flinn, C. Valerie Gesner, MoM'Edward Giardino, Roland Marcoux, M·M John lo Mulkeen, M·M David Munsell, Red Rose Inn, M·M John C. Russo, M·M William Twohig $IOOWiliiam Dacey, Bernard F. Kelly; $60 M·M Edward Perron; $50 Barbara Callahan Kilgour; $25 Dr. & Mrs. Oante Capra, MoM Thomas Giardino, M·M Gerard Lafferty, MoM Ronald A. Nordstrom

SANDWICH Corpus Christi $750 Rev. George W. Coleman; $360 J. Leo McCarthy, Rev. James A. Calnan; $300 MoM Michael DeNofrio; $240 MoM Harold B. Ackerman, M·M William E. Booth; $200 M·M Herbert A. Hamlen, M·M T. Vincent Corsini, Jr., MoM James Megley, Sr., M·M William Mitchell, M·M Raymond A. Palombo; $150 M·M George C. Campbell, Peter Donahue, Mary Hauser, M·M Leo J. Kelly, Mrs. Charles A. Peterson, Mrs. Mary E. Thompson; $125 M·M Paul Lynch $120 M·M James J. Bondarek, Jr., Maureen Cazeault. M·M William M. Chisholm, Mrs. Charles Fears, M·M Gerald E. Loiselle, M·M Claude M. McKee, M·M Richard T. Mannion, M·M Richard Vincens, M·M Carl Watters; $100 Mrs. Edward Arthur, Agnes Bixby, Katherine E. Bixby, MoM Raymond H. Crocker, MoM Fred Fay, M·M Peter Fortuna, M·M Edward Gorvin $100 MoM FrancisJ. Higgins, M·M Josephol(eenan, M·M Francis X. Kilduff, Mary Kinney, M·M Roy E.lindgren, M·M Michael A. McNamara, M·M Eugene lo Maleady, Dr. & Mrs. Robert F. Mealy, M·M George E. Murray, Mrs. Francis O'Brien, M·M C. Michael Peluso, M·M Edward Poore, M·M Martin T. Putnam $100 MoM Raoul Santos, M·M Joseph Sciacca, M·M RobertSheehan, M·M John Sullivan, M·M Francis W. VanNostrand, MoM John A. Wegman, MoM William J. Whamond; $75 M·M John F. Bernard, M·M Donald V. Cianciolo, Dorothy E. Gallant, Mary E. Gallant, Mrs. John B. Handrahan, Mrs. A. Jeanne Prokop; $70 Mrs. Carl Leino; $60 M·M Oonald Fougere; $55 M·M Henry J. Roux $50 MoM Joseph Baltusis, M·M Albert Bazzinotti, Mrs. James Bazzinotti, Agnes T. Blanchard, M·M Peter Colgan, M·M Robert E. Corradi, M·M John F. Doolan, M·M James O. Earle, MoM Richard England, Dr. & Mrs. Ludgero Gomez, Mrs. Mary Goswell, M·M Henry Graebener, MoM Joseph J. Grazulis, Barbara J. Hadley, MoM John P. Howarth, M·M Rudolph Howes, James M. Koloski $50 Mrs. Marie F. Lastih, Mrs. Richard Latimer, M·M Francis J. McCusker, M·M Bruce McDaniel, MoM William Mcintyre, M·M Frank Mangan, JamesA. Militello, M·M William E. Murphy, Sr., M·M Robert O'Brien, M·M Paul J. O'Connell, M·M David J. O'Connor, Jr., M·M Thomas W. O'Connor, M·M Eugene D. O'Keefe, Jr., Robert lo O'Malley, Mrs. John E. Pessa $50 M·M J. Louis Roberti, MoM Robert Rogers, Mrs. John F. Scanlon, M·M Clement M. Schlueter, James H. Sibson, MoM Gerald Sullivan, M·M Charles Temple, Mrs. Lillian M. Tully, MoM Rod Valentini, M·M Maurice F. White, M·M Robert White, M·M John R. Wilson; $48 M·M Kevin P. McLaughlin; $45 Mrs. Gerald A. Tobin; $40 MoM Gino Macoratli, Mrs. John Ross $35 Mrs. Peter Cugno, MoM Angelo Danti, MoM Amedio Gonella, MoM Daniel J. McDonough, Mrs. Thomas McEachen, M·M Columbus Pasteris; $30 M·M Walter R. Alvezi, Nora M. Bianchi, Barry M. Connolly, MoM Leo Deegan, M·M Emiliano Gavazza, MoM Leonard Kogut, MoM Donald Morebester, M·M Ralph Roberge, M·M James B. Sutton, MoM Robert Swift, The Whitmore Family Mrs. Robert D. Wentworth $25 Mrs. Neil Allison, Ferdinand lo Alvezi, MoM William Baird, Joseph Bazzinotti, M·M Mark G. Bergeron, MoM Edward Brennan, M:M David Buckley, MoM Thomas Bullock, M·M John Cahalane, M·M John Canpanale, MoM Gerald Caron, M·M Roger Caron $25 M·M William Cerulli, M·M George W. Chapman, Anthony J. Cirrito, Stephanie A. Comick, Norma Comoletti, Mrs. Alexa~der Consoni, M·M Eugene Corradi, Mrs. Elinor R. Creagh, Deborah Davis, John Desmond, Mrs. Roland DeConto, M·M Edwardjlonegan, Mrs. Kenneth Eaton, M·M Louis G. Emond, M·M Ernest J. Farren, MoM Robert M. Ferrick, MoM William M. Fitzgerald, Mrs. Paul Flick, M·M Henry M. Fowler, MoM Eugene Frieh . $25 M·M David Gagnon, Mrs, Lou Gallerani, M·M Justin George, Mrs. John E. Gibbons, M·M John Gillis, M·M Stanley F. Grabowski, M·M Charles R. Griffin, M·M John Harlin, Mrs. Francis P. Heddy, Mrs. Walter Hilliard, Mrs. Channing Hoxie, M·M Steven Iannotti, M·M Joseph E. Jacinto, M·M Frank J. Joyce, M·M Francis A. Kearns, MoM Thomas A. Kennedy, MoM Ronald Koon, M·M Robert Labrie, Alice Leahy, Mrs. Valmore Lesperance $25 Mrs. A. John MacQuade, M·M lino Maiolini, Catherine Maley, Rose Maley, M·M Roger C. Mazerolle, Mrs. Russell McAuliffe In Memory of Russell McAuliffe, Sr., M·M Michael E. McCarthy, Cecelia A. McDermott, MoM Larry McGaha, M·M John F. McHugh, Virginia McLaughlin, June H. Miller, MoM John M. Mitta, M·M Thaddeus Mogilnicki $25 M·M Roger loMorin, MoM Americo Mula, M·M John F. Mulcahy, Catherine Nichols, M·M Walter K. Noel, M·M Ronald Nurse, M·M William F. O'Connell, George Ortolani, Mary Ortolani, Mrs. Anthony Paltrineri, M·M Oominic Paradiso, M·M Donald Philbrick, M·M Gerald Pratt, MoM lloyd Raymond, M·M Francis Rodriguez $25 MoM Kenneth SI. Germain, MoM Robert Scagnelli, Mrs. Alvin J. Sherman, Mrs. Audrey Smith, Mrs. George Streeter, Walter Sullivan, MoM Dante Tassinari, MoM Tello Tontini, MoM FA Twomey, M·M Frederick Wayland, M·M 'Richard White, M·M Woodrow F. Wh~e BUUAR OS BAY , 51. Margaret $125 MoM Raymond Desrosiers; $100 MoM Donald Harrison, M·M Charles Fuller, Ruth M. Pope, 'Rita Haskell, Rose Arsenault. M·M Norman Bonney; $50 M·M Tony Vieira, MoM Lawrence White, Jr., Kay O'Melia, M·M Pjlul Duffy, Irene Gosselin, M·M Manuel Silva, MoMlouis Fougere, On Behalf of the HoughoGosselins, M·M James Lynch, Mary C. McDonough.. M·M Andrew McGraw, M·M John Gray, M'M Thomas Wenzel, M·M John W. McCaffery, M·M Neil McCallion, Mrs. Anna Shea, MoM Maurice Savage $40 M·M Gordon Oliosi, MoM·James Mulvey, M·M John O'Connell; $35 M·M Donald Lakin, M·M Raymond Harrison, M·M Francis R. Samson, MoM George Stewart, M·M Joseph V. Zlogar, MoM John Burns, Joseph Curley; $30 M·M James Lopes, M·M Melvin Burns, MoM August Christofori, Joseph Comeau, Mrs. lillian Kennedy, Eloise Reynolds' $25 MoM Arthur Verne, Margaret Butler, Mary A. Gomes, Marie Andrews. Katherine Fernandes, M·M John Purcell, M·M Ernest Perry, M'M Frank Rose, MoM August Lopes, M·M Edward J. Lydon, M·M William Reagan, M·M Peter Duffy, Lillian Chantre, M·M Robert Andrews, M·M Oliver Garneau, Elsie Hoffer, M·M Frank Supikowsky, Georgina Lips, Stacia Williams $25 M·M Charles Ehmann, M·M Maurice Belliveau, MoM John Bourne, M·M Frank Potter, M·M Fred McComisky, M·M John Hickey, Pasquele Corricelli, MoM Arthur Rautenberg, Ethel Moeller, Pam & Bill Gosselin, M·M Raymond Boucher, Theresa McMahon, Mary Connors, M·M Peter Remillard, Mary Morvan, MoM Ronald Bacchiocchi, Florence Carey, James M. Quinn . $25 MoM Wayne Dudley, Cecile Robbins, Helen A. Lawrence, Mrs. Henry Clancy, MoM Raymond Fitzgerald, Mrs. Mildred Morse, Mrs. Sally Rogowski, M·M Albert Briand, Major & Mrs. Ray Fisher, M·M Leo (iagnon, MoM Herbert Zweig, M·M Parisi, M·M G. Edward Garceau, M·M James B. McQuade, M·M Arthur Corriveau, M·M Ernest J. Longo, MoM Raymond Ryan, MoM Helen Foley, MoM A. C. Gomes, M·M Philip Jenkins

WEllflEET Our lady of Lourdes $150 Benson, Young, Oowns Ins.; $100 M·M Robert Stevens; $50 Jeanette Roberts, M·M Kenneth J. Shea; $25 M·M Joaquim Bento, M·M ErnestSilva, M·M Manuel J. Souza, M·M Lawrence J. Rose, MoM Steven R. Slade $200 Massasoit Hills Trailer Park CENTERVILLE Our Lady of Victory $600 Rev. John A. Perry; $300 MoM William Dacey, III; $200 Mrs. Francis J. Dugan; $100 M·M Philip Ballou, M·M Garrett Bowler, Mrs. Nina Bremer, Anthony deCrosta, M·M Robert Ellis, Mary E. Keily, M·M Joseph O'Malley, Dr. & Mrs. William O'Toole, MoM Roy Pollino, MoM Joseph Reardon, MoM George Sheehan; $75 Joseph Cairns, Mrs. Valmore Guertm, M·M James McCarthy, M·M Robert McDonald; $60 M·M Peter Boissonneaull MoM Robert· Hinckley . $50 Margaret S. Blodgett, M·M Th~mas Broderick, M·M Joseph Cairns, k, M.~ Robert Cannon M·M Ruben Deveau, M·M John Hern, Dorothy Hillen, Edward Souza, Julia Sullivan; $40 MoM Ja~es Driscoll, M·M Anthony Silvestri, MoM Ronald Vaudreuil, Mrs. Dana Wingren; $35 M·M Paul Charest; $30 M·M Leonard Higgins $25 John &Frances Anderson, Elizabeth Baxter, MoM H. Cully Beasley, III, Lawrence Bennett. MoM Walter Bennett, MoM Ray Blanchard, M·M Peter Boniface, MoM Mark Bowen, MoM Austm Boyle, M·M William Brown, M·M Donald Brunelle, M·M James Casey, Mrs. ponald Cook, M·M William Congalton, Anne Cowen, Kathleen Denahy, MoM John Ougger, M·M Ralph Duplin, M·M Roger Dupont, Helen Duffy, M·M Donald Duquette . $25 Mrs. Robert Elliot, Irene Farrell, M·M Richard Finn, MoM Robert Fredericks, Mrs. James Gordon, Mrs. Carl Hallgren, M·M John Haugh, Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Hill, Jr., Mrs. Charles Hills. M·M Thomas Hersey Mrs. David Holden, Leo Horstman, M·M Charles Huber, MoM Wlllllm Kelly. John F.Leary, M·M J~hn McKeon, M·M Edward Mara, MoM Andrew Murphy, MoM William Nelson. M·M Thomas Nutile, Jean O'Neil . $25 MoM Edward Peterson, MoM John Robichaud, MoM Joseph Sheehan, M·M Wilfred Shelley. Eileen Shields, Edward Riley, M·M Harold Roberts, Mrs. Zane Roberts, Albert Scarameill. Madeline Schuman, M·M William Stone, Mrs. Roland Terrill, Mrs. Robert Thompso,n, MoM Edward Tynan, M·M Walter Verney, M·M Patrick Walsh, MoM John Willett, MoM John Wlnchest.er POCASSET 51. John the Evangelist $1200 Rev. James W. Clark; $500 M·M Raymond Lambert, Sr.; $200 Agnes R. Woods; $50 M·M Gerald T. Conlon; AFriend; $25 Eleanor Sheridan, M·M Peter Mackin. M·M Thomas Hanley, MoM David Gibbons, M:M Edward J. Grant, MoM Robert Ledwell, MoM Paul McManaway, MoM Kevin McGonagle, Mrs. Edward Carlson, Mrs. Jean Tellier, MoM William Dunphe, MoM William Adams, MoM Thomas Dungan, Mrs. Gloria Price $1500 MoM Joseph B. McCarty; $500 AFriend; $300 AFriend; $200 AFriend; $100 Dr. & Mrs. Grover Baxley, Dr. &Mrs. C. R. Berube, John B. Grant; $50 MoM Stanley L. Bergeron, MoM Keith Songer, Helen R. Madden, MoM Gerald Keenan, linda Gasson, MoM Bartley O'Connor; $30 Elizabeth Maginnis, MoM William T. Desmarais '$25 MoM Robert Nash, MoM F. G. Shannis, M·M Edward Ellis, Thomas Foley, M·M Vito Costello. M.M John Migliciaccio, M·M Donald DeLuca, MoM Joseph S. Miller, Jr., MoM Newell Percy, M·M William L. Fox, M·M Ronald O'leary, Francis Mackedon, MoM Anthony Sassone, M·M James Vogel, John P. Wright. MoM Amadeo Leone BREWSTER Our Lady olthe Cape $300 Mary Bond; $100 MoM Joseph Hughes; $50 Charles Malone, Mllx R. Higgins, John F:Moakley, Helen Brandon, Jon Mulhern, Henry McGinnis, Catherine Kline; $35 Charles Leonard; $30 Joseph Steele; $25 Donald Farrell, Marion Labonte, John Warden, Muriel Johnson

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