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Si Saturday, April 22, 1939 THE CATHOLIC ADVANCE Page Three THERE WERE NO EASTER SERVICES IN THESE CHURCHES been imposed upon number of men charged with the unlawful, possession of explosives. "It may assist those who feel as all Irishmen and all Catholics should feel a sense of huumiliation at the tale of outrages perpetrated in the name of their race and "creed," Mr. Sullivan says, "to call attention to the means by which decent boys and girls are trapped by the criminal organization of the I. R. A.

(Irish Republican Army). When the psychology of this horrible thing is comprehended there will appear the means of saving in the future impending victims, and hastening the day when we may, without utrage upon justice, petition for clemency for misguided convicts. The essential fea-. ture of the I. R.

A. is a new religion: its menace is its pretense that it is Catholicism." iiiiiliiiili; 4 sfc. A Flanagan-Bourman Mortuary 200 South Emporia Ave. Dial 2-1948 Wichita, Kan. -JilSW, lilt HI I.

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In these typical photos are shown (left), the Cathedral of Concepcion, its towers leaning perUously and walls doomed; (upper center) dynamiting the damaged Concepcion Cathedral; (lower center) all that remains of the Church of St. Francis, and (right) the entrance to the Church of St Augustine after the earthquake. (N.C.W.C. photos.) nn 41 xiiree separate careers When the embassy was evacuated by the Republican Ambassador Mar-celino Pascua, former Ambassador jCimoracea in neroic June of Dominican Missioner (By N. C.

W. C. News Service) St. George, Grenada. April 14.

Residents of -this British Colony in the Windward Islands will long remember the Very Rev. Henry Sebastian Gates, noted Dominican priest, former naval officer, musician and artist, who passed away after a fruitful life which may be said to have comprised three separate careers. He was 87 years old. In every way his was an exceptional life. In his early years he attained wide repute as an artist and was likewise a well-known musician.

For more than 30 years of his priestly life he- labored in various parts of England, also putting his musical and artistic talents to the service of religion. At the age of 65, when most men would consider their work about done, he. answered the call of his country and became a naval chaplain. At the age of 70 he was obliged reluctantly to retire. Still unwilling to cease his labors, he asked to be sent to Grenada, although this meant beginning life all over again in strange sur- 5eo.

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Parish Schools (By N. C. W. C. News Service) New York, April 14.

The Rev. William R. Kelly, superintendent of schools in the Archdiocese of New York, has announced that he is negotiating for the installation of a telephonic public address system between the school board and all classrooms of the archdiocese that may prove to be one of the most progressive and significant modern advances in classroom teaching. Father Kelly told 800 nuns at the spring conference' of Religious Teachers of the New York Archdiocese that he was discussing terms for a per manent wire hookup of all parochial hign schools and elementary schools that would make it possible for speeches, special lessons, urgent announcements and musical programs to be sent out simultaneously and instantly to all schools. The system, never before used in schools, represents a major advance over radioed school programs because programs could he sent out whenever desired, and without advance plans, Father Kelly said.

It also is considerably less costly than radio, he said. The system would make use of rag ular telephone wires, which would be leased full time from the telephone companies. Father Kelly said the plan under consideration was to permit some commercial sponsor to use the sys tem and to pay its entire operating cost in return. Experts in every field could give guestle ctures to the students of different subjects, Father Kelly said. Other possible uses of the system would be the" wiring of march music into the hallways of the schools during the changing or dismissal of classes.

Expert linguists could give demonstrations to the students of French and other foreign languages, the accents of which might not be mastered completely by some instructors. Famed Spain Statue Is Recovered in Paris (By N. C. W. C.

News service) Paris, April 10. The famous wooden statue, the Virgin of Covadonga, dear to all Spaniards, has been found in the Spanish embassy at Paris. Newmana Collections The 260 rcundings ana tne giving up 01 mucn s-tfiat he had held dear. Quinones de Leon took over the build ing and began its renovation to re' ceive the new ambassador, Senor de Lequerica. It was during the renovation that the statue was discovered.

Unfortunately the robes adorned with precious pearls one the gift of Queen Isabella II have disappear ed as well as the massive gold crown that bound its forehead. A robe, donated at the beginning of this century by a pious family, was the only one recovered. It is not known who brought the statue to Paris or who stripped it of its treasures. In any event the discovery was hailed throughout Catholic Spain for the image is the symbol of Spanish independence. Its origin dates from the eighth century when Don Pelayo, founder of the Spanish monarchy, conquered the Moors at the battle of Covadonga and was proclaimed king by his troops.

Late Canadian Nun Religious 51 Years (By N. C. W. C. News Service) Halifax, N.

April 10. Mother Clara Crevier, member of the Ladies of the Sacred Heart for 51 'years, died here at the age of 80. For the past 35 years she had been sacristan at Sacred Heart Convent. Two sisters survive, Mother Mary of the Precious Blood, of Lockport, N. and Mother Mary of the Blessed Sacrament, of Vankleek Hill, Ont.

Personal religion is possible for anyone who is unable to find satisfaction with and within himself. Bombings in England Draw Denunciation of Noted Irish Attorney (By George Barnard) London, April 10. "The honor of our race and creed demands that we do all in our power to smash this foul conspiracy," declares A. M. Sullivan, noted Irish attorney, who is one of the leading members of the English bar, in a letter to The Times, commenting on the series of bomb ings in this country.

There have been bomb explosions at arms factories, and underground railway stations culminating in an attempt to blow- up Hammersmith bridge here. Heavy sentences have Credo in Newmanum i voluntary poverty. In the sermon preached at the Requiem Mass, the Rev. Godfrey Anstruther, O. said of Father Gates: "He died as he had lived.

His death, as we should' expect, was marked by those two great virtues that I mentioned before: he died bravely; he died in poverty. I was privileged to read one of his last letters, in which he made arrangements for his burial. It was written in his firm, steady hand, without a trace of agitation or emotion. It was brief and businesslike; it was humble and deeply moving. It showed at once his courage and his love of poverty.

"It is. by his own dying wish that he has today almost a pauper's funeral. It was his last dying wish that he should be buried in a laborer's coffin, carried, by his own faithful children, and buried amidst the peo-1 pie to whom he ministered and whom he loved so dearly." Archbishop of Mexico Confirms Large Group Mexico City, April 10. The Most Rev. Luis Martinez, Archbishop of Mexico, who has been ill for two weeks, administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to a large group of boys and girls in the Metropolitan Cathedral.

Although not fully recovered from his illness, which prevented his be ing present at the special services held recently in the churches of San Pedrito and San Felipe de Jesus, here Archbishop Martinez insisted upon going through with the Confirmation exercises as scheduled for Monday. His apostolic zeal is an inspiration to his people. PARISHES of SERVICES Week days Masses 6:00 and 8:00 a. 0 Tuesday devotions 3:00 and 7:45 p. Confessions Saturday and eves of hoi? day 8 and first Fridays 8:00 to 6:00 p.

ir. and 7:30 and any time by request. ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH 9084 Wellington Place Rev. J.

Edwin Kelly, Pastor Sunday Masses 7:80 and- 9:00 a. Confessions before each Mass. Benedlotloi after 7:00 o'clock Mass. Holydays Masses 6:00 and 8:00 a. a Confessions before each Mass.

Benedlotloi after 8:00 o'clock Mass. Week days Masses 8:30, except on Sal urday 8:00. Confessions Saturday and even of holy days and first Fridays 4:00 to 6:00 p. and 7:00 to 8:00 p. m.

ST. PETER CLAVE (COLORED) mt North Hosier Kev. Leon A. McNeill. Pastor Sunday, Holydays and First Fridays- Mass 6:30 a.

m. uoniessions oeiors Benediction after Mass. OtTR LADY OF GUADALCPB 4t Sostk St. Franc! Sundays Masses 8:00 and 10:00 a. m.

Confessions before all Masses. Holy days Masses 6:00 and 8:00 a. m. Benediction after 8:00 a. m.

Mass. Week days Mass 8:00 a. m. Saturday 7:30 a. m.

Evenins devotions 7:30 d. m. Moiy jtiour inuiauiiy ueiuie til si. day at 7:30 p. m.

Holy Communion (every day) 7 :00 a. m. Confessions Saturdays and eves of Holy Days and First Fridays, 3:30 p. m. and 7:00 m.

OUR LADY OF FERPETUA1 HELP (MEXICAN) At this advanced age, then, he embarked upon a missionary career that was to last almost 18 years. A man of great apostolic zeal, untiring energy, and enormous courage, he continued his labors into his declining years, when his physical strength was ebbing, though his mind was as virile as ever. Catholics of Grenada can attest to his courage. Another. virtue was his WICHITA SCHEDULE ST.

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Confessions before each Mass. Benediction after 9:80 o'clock' Mass: Week days Masses 6:30, 7.: 30 and 8:00 a. m. Confsesions before each Mass. Confessions Saturday and eves of holy days and first Fridays, 4:00 to 6:30 p.

and 7:00 to 8:80 p. m. ST. AKTHOWTtt CHURCH Second' and tfhlo Avenues Rev. Justin Nlrmaier.

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JOSEPH'S CHURCH 147 South Millwood -Very Rev. F. J. Fagen. C.PS.R, Pastor Sunday Masses 6:00, 8:00 and 10:80 m.

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