Jersey Hiradó, 1964 (45. évfolyam, 3-39. szám)

1964-07-10 / 28. szám

July 10, 1964

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Cardinal Agagianian Thanks Diocese for Aid to Missions

The generous contribution of the faithful of the Diocese of Trenton to the missions last year is acknowledged in a letter to Bishop George W. Ahr from the Prefect of the Sacred Congregation for the Propagation of the Faith. Gregory Peter XV Cardinal Agagianian in the communication expresses his thanks-*-----------------------------------St Francis To Graduate 87 Nurses

Graduation exercises for the last of the three-year students of St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing, Trenton, will be held July 12 at 3 p.m. in St. Mary’s Cathedral.

Bishop George W. Ahr will confer diplomas on 87 nursing school graduates, including three Medical Mission Sisters; eight from the School of Medical Technology, and seven from the School of X-ray Technology.

Rt. Rev. Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan, pastor of St. James Church, Red Bank, and diocesan director of the Society for the Progagation of the Faith, will be preacher.

The first graduation for the students in the new 27-month nursing course will be held in the Fall, Sister Marian Therese, O.S.F., director of the School of Nursing, announced. There are 51 students in the initial class.

MOUNT CARMEL GUILD REPORT—Bishop George W. Ahr shows keen interest in the program of the Trenton Mount Carmel Guild as reported by Miss Mary Agnes Jennings, president, seated center, and Very Rev. Msgr. Theodore A. Opdenaker, executive director of the Catholic

Welfare Bureau, and guild moderator. Standing left to right are other officials of the guild’s executive board, Mrs. James F. Albach, director of the day nursery conducted by the guild; Mrs. Harold B, Carey, membership drive chairman, and Miss Mary McCue, executive secretary.

Mt. Carmel Guild Workers Honored

The executive board of the Trenton Mount Carmel Guild feted the parish chairmen and workers in the 1964 membership campaign at a buffet supper held outdoors Monday evening at the guild headquarters, 73 North Clinton Avenue.

Bishop George W. Ahr, a strong supporter of the welfare agency, was the guest of honor, and had words of encouragement for the chairmen and members.

Present, too, was Very Rev. Msgr. Theodore A. Opdenaker,

executive director of tUe Catholic

Welfare Bureau and guild moderator. He and Miss Mary Agnes Jennings, guild president, lauded the efforts of Mrs. Harold B.

Carey, drive chairman, and her workers.

Mrs. Carey reported these parishes had exceeded their 1963 totals in helping to enroll more than 12,700 members: Immaculate Conception, St. Anthony’s, St. Joachim’s, Blessed Sacrament, Holy Angels, St. Basil’s, St. Mary of the Assumption, St. Raphael’s, St. Stanislaus and St. Stephen’s.

Mrs. Ann Marocco was chairman of the supper committee. Miss Ruth A. Burns arranged for the showing by Joseph Pica of a film on New Jersey.

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Protestant Leaders on Faculty Of Catholic Laymen’s Institute

SOUTH ORANGE—This year’s six-we,ek Institute for International Service at Seton Hall University here has a “strong international, interracial and interfaith emphasis.”

James Lamb, head of the Association for International Development (AID), a Catholic lay group, said, “We hope to create a microcosm of a committed world Christian community . . . looking forward to meaningful and effective international service here in the United States and throughout the world.”

S.J., chairman of St. Peter’s College’s theology department, and Dean William E. Moran Jr. of Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service.

Foreign speakers include Dr. Valmore Acevedo, governor of the State of Tachira, Venezuela.

AID, the institute’s sponsor, is a world-wide organization of professional laymen working in social betterment programs on four continents. Its headquarters are in Paterson.

Mr. Lamb said the institute, which started Monday, features lectures by about 20 international experts in Christian leadership development, race, Marxism, developing nations, ecumenism, political and economic movements, population and poverty.

Faculty members include Dr. John C. Bennett, president of Union Theological Seihinary, New York, and Protestant theologian and ecumenist; Dr. Richard Shaull, Presbyterian minister and professor of ecumenics at Princeton Theological Seminary, and James Farmer, national director of the Congress for Racial Equality (CORE).

Also Dr. Joseph English, chief psychiatrist for the Peace Corps; Fr. J. Quintin Lauer, S.J., of Fordham University’s philosophy department; Fr. Francis Keating,

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j JOSEPH J. MAZZOLLA, Mgr.

to Bishop Ahr, to Rt. Rev. jMsgr. Emmett A. Monahan, diocesan director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, and all the priests of the diocese for what is being done in the diocese to aid the Church’s missionary apostolaié.

“This is not the first occasion that I have had to note the lively missionary spirit which characterizes the Diocese of Trenton,” wrote His Eminence.

“Not only have your people given willingly of their means to help the Church in other lands, but, of even more importance, many of your young people are participating directly in this work as priests, religious and lay missionaries.

“This letter is meant to be an expression of my deep gratitude to Your Excellency for the support and encouragement which makes this possible.

“It is my fervent hope and prayer that the generosity of the Catholics of Trenton toward the. missions will merit many graces and blessings for themselves, for their spiritual leaders and for the Church in their midst.”