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' of time and of the best our one In harmony the with tradition state-Wide by Minneapolis the single Church, into survey a a the Blackfriars’ guild has pro- established Lenten for C.H.S. plays, Poll” indi- “Minnesota Tribune's ' ‘OPTOMETRIST duced,” the of Sign comment was there is little emphasis affiliation, students less religious the of on this week. cated magazine in awarding Dominican tastvin the leading supporting idea receives backing, but the or mar- the of Fifty-one Father Urban play, Nagle’s cent City per roles—the emphasis is is less than in the the gin pronounced mes- on them- adults identifying state’s Kings, of the 1949 drama award. the Lenten themselves, of Protestants drama. of the sage case SAFETY they selves Protestants say as City of Kings, ranked the according the to WITH SAVE Lasigyear among Lenten play survey. the was- such would 36 support move; a best of . 28 productions Broad- Our on Lady of Fatima, also written. Methodists, Presbyterians. it; cent cent two oppose per per by the guild and running ; for way by Father Nagle and Congregationalists and Broadway a ques- “answers; other and 11 give per & Loan Accounts Federal Savings nights 70 New the York stage, on show thp well outstanding tioned the in sucess as as survey an undecided. > earnings. with good provide safety cent are will be produced by Cathedral high local This enthusiasm the the for mos‘t cen- success. year merger. who Only half Protestants the school’s Mimers March 24, 26, 27, insured tral character the humble Each fully the is More than hall: Baptists in- account Church they personally favor in’the 28 high and school audito- say founder charities New opposed of in the terviewed to $5,000.00 are to up their however, believe unification, rium. The play is the school’s World, Blessed Church Martin an- de Porres. union. would the Churches support Lenten nual production. own the 10th of Funds Received by Sixty-eight of the cent any per proposal. merger credited earnings Juniors with month and seniors have been are state-Wide Protes- sample were regard- Among all Minnesotans, Granite City the First. from busy committee and production at Catholics; 28 tants; cent were per work. All stage sets, costumes, belong and the Jewish Electric rest Co. Play or were ACCOUNTS INSURED SAVINGS Passion tickets, and other on other Church programs, to neces- groups. COMPLETE sities ELECTRICAL SERVICE for the play wil be provided _ questioned Protestants aye * g Lighting by Wall student work under faculty Fixtures Floor and favoring these for the — reasons To Be Given un- at Plug Installations. ' supervision. \ ion: LOANS HOME ST. CLOUD. MINN. f‘All the Churches for Student committee chairmen in- are same , things;” “there would strength be clude: ' Invitations, Carol Kneusel; Seminary Crosier Federal Security in would unity;” “it bet— create ushers, Mary Ann U l i g n e r; v feelings;” “would be ter make-up, Muenzer; Joan publicity, more donated the trophies and THE MINNESOTA COURT OF CA- other awards the for Ca- Loan FOURTH WARD & Assoc. Savings economical;” “there too J Brutger; lighting, and stage ames many are tholic‘ regional throughout than the The 0namia.—More 50 tourneys state. THOLIC FORESTERS host to all young acted denominations now.” as Jerome Skillingstad; and costumes, photo above shows take in The Passion the dinner held will in the at part scene a men MARKET Protestants the plan the opposed players, coaches, and other athletic personnel to Mina. Natalie Fish. St. Gem. Str. St. Cloud. 822 annual school play of Cathedral high of Our Lord, school cafeteria.—(_Bob M_oli_tor said: the schools entered IV —of in the Region Catholic The 20-member that will cast club the Crosier Dramatic photo) at Gnitkowski Jos. “It wouldn’t work “every- basketball in out;” St. Cloud. tourney The Foresters also Crosier seminary here. the Blessed Martin life of portray has right his belief;” MEATS to one a Souk Centre Pilgrim Rome Porres, Negro play will be presented Sun- dc Dominican The the might unified Church “such be a GROCERIES to in the Crosier day, March 26, strong.” too lay brother whose canonization is HOME-MADE auditorium 8 at the the Some of of ' pm. supporters probable in future, is the put- near SAUSAGE the proposal suggested following will be The compare scenes ting finishing touches the weeks on unification the with organization Tells Story of Last the portrayed: The supper, Her Journey of practice under the direction of Cloud 9th N. St. Ave. 403 Church, the Catholic explain- of by J.udas, the Agony in betrayal PHONE 2052-53 7 “That ing: the the Cath- is ANSWERS T0 QUIZ Pilate, Garden, the court-of the way olics they and good 39 Years! do Established operate and crowning with the scourging a 1-a, 4-b, 7-b, 2-a, 5-c, 3-8., 6-a, job." ‘ carrying the Cross, thorns, the of 8-b, 9-c, lO-a. By MINETTE Elizabeth Ross Mary in andQueen and made third visit Others “You have would proper an our say: the Crucifixion. and tearoom.) English [EDITOR’S the Basilica John Lateran, large congregations and better Nora: Miss to St. Minettc, of is the “Devil’s The opening While scene the pilgrims the first preachers;” whose of where the St. Peter home heads of and “they it is is Centre, Sou/c is way say a “Boast.” the closing is The scene plane settling themselves in Paul This beau- “maybe St. preserved. do with war;” of the the to 104 were are one away persons on Lament.” “Devil’s the Hotel Bishop Continental in Rome, the church is also the Cathedral could have community Holy tiful better Joseph F. Busch we a V‘ choir with The Crosier second planeload still Bishop Rome, spirit;” Year flying the Pope of “more people would pilgrimage. the of She to organ sent was go as will furnish the accompaniment the Atlantic Altar followmg after Heads only church;” be and the of the “I believe it would the REGISTER at account to over seven- a hour delay musical background. leaving I in New bulwarks from York Mass. of the for Rome] the Pope offers great I. one Fa- .I’NS and two-and-a-half hour freedom democracy.” wait and in the play a of Directors Again knelt Holy the before are we Gander, Newfoundland. We landed Although half the Rome, Italy—Pilgrims than the Brennan, 0.8.0., and thers Joseph and Door Entering the more on prayed. in Gander Protestants in at 7 the interviewed in the second plane morning arrived Rome in O.S.C. Lendacky, Zylla Joseph church Father we sang as (March 1) and breakfast they personally would March ate study about 2 6 o’clock and at were directed say the altar where the to Christ, Eu- Main characters us are: airport. the favor Church unification, only joyously welcomed by prede- their Blessed Sacrament kept. Dak.; Frank, Dickinson, N. was gene believe a' of them that of day. one-quarter Everyone There Geneva Heinen cessors of St. was Rockford, In each church is altar James Arens, there Mary, one their Churches the talking comparing at at Cloud and Mrs. Hardwig Matt own pres- once, exper- Becker, where John the Blessed Sacrament is St. Peter, Minn.; time would such iences, and ent support exclaiming the of St. Joseph convened a with over kept and the people receive John, Fran- Bismarck, Dak.; St. N. can stand.. beautiful viewed from the Canadian pilgrims returning scenery to Communion and daily. We recited Salo, N. Dak.; cis Minot, our , Especially doubtful Luther- air between London and Rome. their are country. Altar before the of the Minneapolis. Poisson, James Satan, prayers ; who made 33 of cent ans, per up Tuesday morning (Feb. 28) Dick at Kinsella Herman of spotted Heads and left the church in our the sample, almost half the 1 or 9:30 the be flown Edward to G. Robinson to ‘9; behind group usual singing “Holy God a manner Will Conduct Clarus Protestants in Minnesota. Twen- Fr. England in the Constellation left and few of the Praise Thy Name.” We newspaper a group ty-four the Lutherans of cent per the hotel airport for the and flew requested and received the star’s pilgrimage We completed at our they think churches their would ' say Newmaniies' London, with Retreat short flight to autograph. Boarding plane on St. Major’s. at Mary a As entered our We favor but be- 44 cent merger, per in Gander, Newfoundland, stop and 9:30 continued flight to hymn in honor the of we our we sang a lieve they would be opposed. three in hours Shannon, Ire- London. spent Virgin. prayed Blessed We before O.S.B., Father Clarus Graves, The following results show the land. .Pray Rosary Aloud Altar of the the Crib, and conplet- ~ language St. John’s professor at tabulation exact results in the of The plane’s steward offered pilgrimage In Shannon the ing re-entered at- a our we university, Collegeville, will group question: con— merger loudspeaker Father to James Mi- tended Basilica while Masses offered the Father Virgil by duct the annual retreat'for our All Protestants mem- This nette. Tables help in great the O.S.B., O’Neill, St. John’s abbey, priests. of was «a bers club of the of St. « Newman Adults Only recitation the of Rosary. The also student here; Father group Mehr, Cloud State college From Teachers’ in Shannon the pilgrims flew a In ..43 ’70 ‘70 favor 51 second Rosary of the day led and friendly Franciscan from .......... St. Mary’s Cathedral March was 17—19. London, to Where they changed a to Opposed ....34% 36% by Father Ralph Aschoff. all We New York city arranged for smaller planes and Rome, to our The will Qualified retreat 7:30 "/0 at 3 % on 2 ar- open appreciated the microphone because lunch theacstaurants. in of . riving about o’clock Wednesday one 7 Friday evening. Undecided ..20% % 11 on it difficult hear neighbors to Father Zylla stayed with ...... was evening (March 1). us praying above the of the and historical roar Joe Benda Takes Leave gave us some Father Hefiry Fehrenbacher of motors. - background. Cloud, St. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arriving in London Mary Major’s St. in built tables Modern and in Cosco Utility trim we were was are appearance Ebner of Cameron, Wis; Mrs. Eric taken by the American airlines the fourth and, tradition century Ebner of Elk River, Mary Stein- usefulness. Sturdy their and long noted for attractiveness Coaching From Duties representative to the Selsdon Park tells the ,the that spot us, on bach Sauk "Rapids, of and Mary hotel. The beautiful hotel the and Blessed Virgin indicated by having baked-on Finished in durable oil-steel construction. Schick, Annette Page, Lo- Loretta hospitality the of English eased fall. Snow is seldom in our snow seen Margaret Kurkowski, rentz, Olivia colors. choice of enamel. Your disappointment of being able not Rome, hill it fell the the so on Mrs. Pull, V. Vromen, R. Mrs. and Ror‘ne continue to journey to church built. Here our Collegeville.——-Coach Joe Benda halfback for was we saw star the Green Bay William Boethin, all of St. Cloud, _immediately. the remaining boards, relics two of of St. John’s university will Packers take of the National league, remained in London days. for two pro The morning, awakening next to Christ’s crib. leave of absence from shelf model leaving shelf model 2 them 2 take the head - to a one-year (We‘ later learned they Queen up saw the the birds, of seeing the To the Catacombs songs his head football coaching post mentor, reins of the Pittsburgh as large small blooming flowers casters and casters Wymamaofim After lunch Friday green grass, it announced here Steelers. by the Rt. He our noon remained or with Pontifical the was Mass all in jovial mood, photo- (March rather afternoon (it 3) we were chrome legs a Rev. Alcuin Deutsch, O.S.B., Steelers through the 1937, 1938, pres- graphing the buildings and the $10.95, by the time completed 8:30 ident of St. John’s. and 1939 was and we then took seasons a grounds. pilgrimage) visited the $1 2.95 similar our position with Offered we the Kenosha To“ Be Filling in head in coach in as John Spaniol, experienced St. catacombs. an Cardinals of the American league, Benda’s absence Will be John V. Cloud hotel thought the Eng- Virgil guide and Father man, with whom he played 'pro- his was our last (Johnny Blood) McNally, Johnny “lish really did things well. Mrs. because he student the is of Cathedral fessional Dec. 1941. a 7, Mar. 20 freshman coach and former game on $79.95 pro- i Spaniol hands- commented the Table with drawer tombs, could utility have had Table with drawer on utility none we fessional star player and He coach. time the at highest was one and-knees scrubbing in the hotels better! paid professional shelf football No player in shelf Chrpme legs Benda is his casters home in College- at one and the sidewalks. one ‘ We about hours under- spent two and even The Feast of St. Joseph, up trans- America, and he is fourth in ville, recovering .from serious scor- On our‘ivay airport a to the I discovered "Beautiful ground by and look we ferred this March own will to 20, our to ing in the all-time at, professional year yes illness that hampered him during $14.95 rec- 8.95 $1 experienced breath taking experience air damp that from the s o m e marked be again byo’a but Pontifical wonderful - ords, with 37 touchdowns wash and the and to confined him past a left-side-of-the-road season driving. Before . . . could have lived there. Mass High be celebrated no one in St. ever to total of 224 points. with, too! For Speed the hospital Queen’s for several weeks to boarding plane photo— old did permit An Roman law not our we were Mary’s Cathedral by Bishop Jo- this winter. His During World leave absence of II, McNally exclusive Bowl-Shaped Tub graphed by war thickly mustached All buried city. be in the a to F. Busch. anyone seph extends March 1, 1951. cryptographer in to the was English a photographer. Mrs. with Mary DOUBLE army buried outside the keep the Romans walls were to St. Joseph is the Bishop’s patron air forces, and served 30 months A graduate Notre Hoffmann 1928 of Dame, Wadent, senior of catacombs the city walls. The :19: SIVINSKI hot as gives were cleans- saint. water you a in China-Burma—India the theater. where he played end member plane, of the of much was early all Romans the of as one our o. ing graves c combination The Mass will begin 9:30 for at gétting He returned St. John’s in the to “Seven famed Mules” under in demand Knute by the NCWC all buried there and not cor- were , Monday morning. Hundreds of clothes spring of 1949 complete really CLEAN, to your Rockne, Benda respondent. St. John’s re- to martyrs. came school children from St. Cloud and :. quirements for his degree, and that .—~.._-_~«~_—m__.a__~._. other in the fall of . 1930 after Together washer Again in Rome _ _ cah early . no The Christians 90 one year to @ came Sauk Rapids will jam the Cathe- graduated last June the at was head Phone 908 coach Duluth Cathedral We rejoined at' age the from the St. Cloud Phone regardless the as the tombs of group venerate surpass, to graves type dral sing to the Mass and hear at of 46. Last fall he took high school. He first coached both bas- over as plane in the Hotel Continental the and saints times of p price. Come in and many it. or the Bishop’s annual to freshman see grid coach St. John’s at message ketball and football until 1937, in Rome. Some of the at- martyred there they by group were children. and brought the frosh through four when he St. left John’s to Cardinal tended Spellman’s Mass return the soldiers. Roman Assisting clergy the at Mass will straight victories. Notre Dame assistant Santa Susanna, to in the church to for blocks through We walked for as an be FatherSLPeter Lorsung, assist- Assisting McNaIly with spring Elmer Layden. the Americans. Others attended viewing the underground passages, ~ priest; Wildenborg ant B. J. drills George and .‘I'I.TH."I'I.'IIO'I'IO'PIO'HO'I'IO'HO'I'IO'I'IOWIO'I'IONTO-"O'HO'I'I will be Durenberger, Mass Maria Maggiore, St. where at fam- dead, and seeing Resuming bones of the his St. John’s post at John Denery, director deacons athletic of honor; and line coach. Father Elmer Eisenschenk, O.S.B., temperature When walls which in ily vaults, of the 1941, he left the again in 1943 is to were McNally S. also T. Ziolkowski, named Chuck Miller deacon of the Moorhead of had privilege the of Last decorated pictures of the with coaching accept with .the post a B. and Jack Smith, Mass; C. Virnig, subdeacon; members of the offering Mass has the altar that at other from professional Cleveland Supper and Rams. He scenes varsity, John 1949 assistants. and Symons and William as relics the crib of of Jesus. life. has been St. John’s Christ’s continu- at E For Wey, a + of ceremonies. + masters ' Holy Enter Door drew Christian always ously since 1945. In The early the spring of I I limited At o’clock Friday 10 morning Benda without 1948, resigned basketball Christ Drops Reins for Year young man a as a as (March 3) began first original tomb We the coach devote beard. time to his we to our time only 1/2 of more saw case — solemn pilgrimage, by led Father showing Cecilia. the duties head A football of St. statue coach and as Rinso with new each Kroll. Peter Father Robert Schulz- saint’s body assistant director position in which the of athletics. His etenberg crass-bearer ‘and Fa- niche football lies Johnny found in the Speed Queen teams was Washer state now won was Kirchner ther Joseph Herman of time. cggmpionships in that 1932, her 1935, and at was grave one TWEEuEn and Father Elmer candle- law permitted but three 1 6. Roman were \ TIME bearers. execution strikes in of the McNally Former axe an Johnny Star Holy Before the Door magnifi- of severed and if the head not McNally‘ attended was a St. John’s POWELL Mom‘needs her cient St. Peter’s, spring Father Kroll Dad needs be The vic- coat, his could made. fourth not iopcoai, from 1920 1923, earning to letters “This prayed: is the Door of the Cecilia lived die. left St. tim to in He studied need was the briefly KIA sport. youngsters D-EZEE TWEENER! every she died. Her several days before Dame before Notre at entering his Snug, We answered: “Through the it washable "Siurdi-Sued with the body found e" incorrupt o long, colorful in profes- was career HARDWARE just co. shall .” enter fingers neck wounds and Patented three two Self-Help ,football. feature. sional Starting in the K?» o . . Each pilgrim kissed the Holy hand, signify- on outstretched semipro ranks, McNally played on one Gay Scarlet, Royal Blue Emer- or K Door he Led entered. by Fa- in' Christ, and ing the two natures ; with former Minneapolis as team old Green. a 513 St. Germain St. i 5595 ther Harold Kost outstretched the finger called East we the Street sang as we 26th on Lib- one Sizes 2-8 marched the Altar the of making sign of the the to other hand . . erties, later moving Ironwood, to ‘ St. Cloud, Minn. $7.00 Moiching bonnet helmet, or Blessed Sacrament. Here Trinity. we re- Mich.; Duluth, and Pottsville, Pa. \ cited four Fathers, Our four (March 4) run-Ezrr' Saturday were we BABY From IWEENER 1929 until 1936 he ' Hail the Creed, the Marys, was and a Zylla, Father Father taken by Holy Year Virgil Ulric, and Father the to prayer. Perfect for " in-beiween" age, Marching from the Basilica shopping district. we when baby begins crawl to or loud in voices “Holy God We the there sang From went to we walk—ideal for iraining,. tool Praise Thy Name.” marvelous Vatican museum, a Cloud Blue, Baby Pink, As voices echoed gi— in the /~ all for us! experience of our Scarlet Skipper Blue. o r gantic vaulted dome felt the gazed Sistine chapel, We the we saw Complete with match- solemnity the of moment. Michelangelo’s paintings of at crea- ing bonnet As rode the out of city in helmet. the fall of and other Old tion, we or our man, busses Father Paul Zylla St. of $5.95 Smoie/ necks were‘ Sizes Testament Our ,1 Soar/170 2 3. S/a/h/ (Yo A’o scenes. , , . - Cloud and Father Mehr, A. J. looking stiff and feet from our j" O.S.C., both students in Rome, with the New time left the by the weary we AS ADVERTISER lle, Ill lADiES‘ pointed places the interest. out of Ulric Virgil Fathers and museum. HOME JOURNAL “PHILco. GOOD HOUSE We passed and holes in the guides. competent caves very were our KEEPING, PAIENIS' MAGAZiilE. ground where the lived. the of During {nu- poor very tour our The ground their floor and of few group become was our seum a did scanty roofs keep the not out lost, much their happiness. to rain. Later made it point to the they From we a museum wan- revisit the place and give out dered into St. Peter's, where the Order candy. Phone Father Mail Holy conducting by was an or Visit Other Churches audience. Father Schulzeten- ID FANDEL’S Main Floor We regrouped when ourselves -._ berg, Mrs. Burns St. Harry of Outside-ther’b reached StA Paul’s loud, Mary Jane and Buckman we Walls. Marching around the Basil— Little of Falls able to meet were ica prayed the Litany of the the They, Pope. much their we to Saints. Entering in the joy, received his blessing and same man- kissed approached Altar the his the of ring. ner We ' Blessed Sacrament. Kneeling None thank of Father can we us again Zylla, “O Salutaris.” Ap- Father Virgil, Father Mehr, sang proaching and Father Ulric the tomb St. Paul Beste‘, O.S.B., of we r. recited the ir jubilee enough. They have been wonderful. d o r q u e SEE IT ; gain guides the jubilee They have and to indul- acted prayers our as . DEMONSTRATED AT before made arrival had gence. even our Bends Joe We then , returned Rome for to arrangements us. / .