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FALL RIVER DIOCESAN NEWSPAPER FOR SOUTHEAST MASSACHUSETTS CAPE COD & THE ISLANDS Southeastern Massachusetts' Largest Weekly • $11 Per Year FALL RIVER, MASS. c , t eanc VOL. 33, NO. 20 • Friday, May 19, 1989 SHORTL Y AFTER Mary appeared to them at Fatima, Portugal, Jacinta Marto, her brother Francisco and their co sin, Lucia Santos; from left, were photographed at Fatima. Jacinta and Francisco died a few years after the appa,ritions. (NC photo) 2 Fatima childrenl declared Panama church gets in politics Meanwhile, most of nearly 2,000 combat-ready reinforcements for American troops at bases'in Pana- ma arrived from the United States by May 15. The same day U.S. Ambassador to Panama Arthur Davis accused Noriega'ofordering the attack on the opposition lead- ers with the intention of killing Ford. Noriega's government came un- der further pressure as church of- ficials protested the slaying of a Dutch priest by a soldier on elec- tion day. The priest, Vincentian Father Nicolas Van Kleef, had worked in the country for more than 20 years. In their post-election statement, Panama's bishops said that "the veiled threats or expressed intimi- dation, the restrictions of move- 'ment and expression, the assaults and robberies of ballot boxes, the mobs ofthe military and paramili- tary attacking property and per- sons are some of the examples of flagrant acts that were committed to frustrate popular will." The bishops also expressed "sur- prise and pain" that the govern- ment's Electoral Tribune had nul- lified the vote on May 10. They congratulated Panaman- ian voters for going to the polls "in a massive and peaceful manner" but said the country's rulers be- haved in the opposite manner. "What moral justification can there be to scatter, with beatings . and bullets, men and women who have not committed any' other crimebut peacefully claiming their rights?" they asked. "What moral Turn to Page Si}( WASHINGTON (NC) - Pana- ma's bishops put themselves into the country's political crisis with a public statement accusing the gov- . ernment of fraudulently and vio- lently thwarting the May 7 presi- dential elections. They made a general call for non-violence, including a plea to "our military brethren" to refuse to fire on unarmed civilians, and called on the government, ruled by defense chief Gen. Manuel Anto- nio Noriega through political allies, to respect the vote, which church polls indicated was won by a 3-to- I margin by opposition candidates presidential nominee Guillermo Endara and vice-presidential nom- inees Guillermo Ford and Ricardo Arras Calderon. They and many supporters were severely beaten by government-backed mobs May 10. The statement, signed by Arch- bishop Marcos G. McGrath of Panama City and nine other bish- ops, was read during Masses throughout Panama May 14. The bishops were supported by the U.S. bishops' conference in a May 12 letter from St. Louis Arch- bishop John L. May, conference president. Archbishop May said: "I join with you in your call for those who wield power in Panama to respect the expressed will ofthe Panaman- ian people. "I continue to urge the U.S. government to join with other in- terested American states in seek- ing to uphold the will of the Pan- amanian people by political and diplomatic means," the U.S. pre- late said. dos Santos, still alive, is a Carme- lite nun. A sainthood process can only begin after death. Since the apparitions were de- clared genuine by local church in 1930, Fatima bas become one of the most popu::ar Catholic pilgrimage sites in the world. According to the three childn:n, Mary appeared to them six times Turn to Page Six VATICAN CITY (NC) - The Vatican has recognized the heroic virtues 'of Francisco and Jacinta Marto, two of the three children who saw what the church has rec- ognized as the Marian apparitions at Fatima, Portugal, in 1917. The recognition of heroic virtues' is the first major step toward saint- hood. The Vatican announced the decision May 13. The third person to have seen the apparitions, their cousin, Lucia Latest Catholic Charities total at $1,557.,584 Latest reports of Special Gift donations and parish contribu- tions have brought the 1989 Catho- . lic Charities Appeal total to $1,557,584.27 Contributions from parishes, .priests and Special Gift donors should be made in person to Appeal headquarters from Wed-' nesday, May 24 through Friday, May 26. The Appeal books will close Friday, May 26. This coming weekend, said Msgr. Anthony M. Gomes, CCA director, every parish and Special Gift solicitor should make a last effort to canvass every potential donor. These reports should be made to Special Gift and parish headquarters. on Monday. 17 parishes have surpassed their 1988 final totals since last week's edition of The Anchor. These honor roll parishes are St. Joseph and St. Stephen, Attleboro; St. Elizabeth, Edgartown; Holy Cross, Our Lady of Angels, Holy Rosary, St. Anthony of Padua and St. Wil- liam, Fall River. Also St. John the Baptist, West- port; Our Lady of Perpetual Help, St. Casimir, St. Joseph, St. Kilian, New Bedford; St. Francis Xavier, Acushnet; and Immaculate Con- ception, Holy Rosary and St. Paul, Taunton. A detailed report of Special Gifts, parish totals, leading par- ishes and parish donations begins on page 2 of this issue of The Anchor and continues on pages 13 through 15. Listings will continue to appear until all donations have been recorded. local cultures so that it is better understood, he added. This is a "delicate matter" and must be done by people well-trained in history, the- ology and culture, the pope said. ' "Liturgical diversity can be a source of enrichment, but it can also provoke tensions, mutual misunderstandings and even divisions," he said. "Diversity must not damage unity," he added. Adaptation also requires "when necessary, a breaking with ancestral customs incom- patible with the Catholic faith," said the pope. , The pope also asked litur- gists to build on "the riches of popular piety, purifying and directing them toward the lit- urgy as the offering of the people." pose eucharistic prayers or to substitute profane readings for texts from sacred Scripture," he said. Other abuses cited include "illicit omissions or additions; rites invented outside the frame- work of established norms; postures or songs which are not conducive to faith or a sense of the sacred; abuses in the prac- tice of general absolution; con- fusion between the ministerial priesthood, linked with ordina- tion, and the common priest- hood of the faithful." , The pope did not give spe- cific examples nor cite coun- tries or regions where he believes these abuses occur. \ "It is up to the bishops to root out such abuses," the pope said. A major challenge facing the church is adapting the liturgy to priests and laity wltich "now acts with responsibility in church and society," the said. Other positive aspects are increased participation of faithful by prayer and song'" and the development of minis- tries and responsibilities for lay people, he added. . The pope said the liturgy "is like the village fountain to which every generation comes to draw water ever living and fresh." The post-conciliar period also has seen "erroneous applica- tions" ofliturgical reform which "disfigure it and deprive Christian people of the treasures of the liturgy," added. "It cannot be tolerated that certain priests should take upon themselves the right to com- Vatican II have included allow- ing Mass in the vernacular and a restructuring of Mass read- ings, prayers and the order of events at Mass. The pope reaffirmed current church norms and told Catho- lics not'to expect major changes in current liturgical practices. "One cannot therefore con- tinue to speak of change as it was spoken of at the time of the constitution's publication," he said. "Rather one has to speak of an ever deeper grasp of the liturgy of the church, celebrated according to the current books and lived above all as 8' reality in the spiritual order," the pope added. Positive effects of liturgical changes have been greater un- derstanding of the Bible and the development of a generation of Pope urges deeper gra.sp of litllrgy, end to· ab'uses VATICAN CITY (NC) - The post-Second Vatican Coun- cil period of major liturgical changes has ended and reforms must now concentrate on giv- ing Catholics a "deeper grasp" of the liturgy's meaning and getting rid of abuses, said Pope John Paul II in a new apostolic letter. The changes introduced since the council have been well re- ceived by the vast majority of Catholics, the pope said, but there is still need for bishops "to root out" abuses and "outlan- dish innovations." The pope's 37-page letter was addressed to the world's bishops and priests to mark the 25th anniversary of Vatican Irs Con- stitution on the Sacred Liturgy. It was made public by the Vati- can May 13. Major liturgical changes since
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Popeurgesdeeper gra.sp oflitllrgy,end to·ab'uses FALL RIVER DIOCESAN NEWSPAPER FOR SOUTHEAST MASSACHUSETTS CAPECOD&THEISLANDS SHORTLYAFTERMaryappearedtothematFatima, Portugal,JacintaMarto,herbrotherFranciscoandtheirco u~ sin,Lucia do~ Santos;fromleft,werephotographedatFatima. JacintaandFranciscodiedafewyearsaftertheappa,ritions. (NCphoto) SoutheasternMassachusetts'LargestWeekly • $11PerYearFALLRIVER,MASS. VOL.33,NO.20 • Friday,May19,1989 ~
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FALL RIVER DIOCESAN NEWSPAPERFOR SOUTHEAST MASSACHUSETTSCAPE COD & THE ISLANDS
Southeastern Massachusetts' Largest Weekly • $11 Per YearFALL RIVER, MASS.
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t eanc O~~VOL. 33, NO. 20 • Friday, May 19, 1989
SHORTLY AFTER Mary appeared to them at Fatima,Portugal, Jacinta Marto, her brother Francisco and their co u~
sin, Lucia do~ Santos; from left, were photographed at Fatima.Jacinta and Francisco died a few years after the appa,ritions.(NC photo)
2 Fatima childrenldeclared venerabl.~
Panama church~
gets in politicsMeanwhile, most of nearly 2,000
combat-ready reinforcements forAmerican troops at bases' in Panama arrived from the United Statesby May 15. The same day U.S.Ambassador to Panama ArthurDavis accused Noriega'oforderingthe attack on the opposition leaders with the intention of killingFord.
Noriega's government came under further pressure as church officials protested the slaying of aDutch priest by a soldier on election day. The priest, VincentianFather Nicolas Van Kleef, hadworked in the country for morethan 20 years.
In their post-election statement,Panama's bishops said that "theveiled threats or expressed intimidation, the restrictions of move'ment and expression, the assaultsand robberies of ballot boxes, themobs ofthe military and paramilitary attacking property and persons are some of the examples offlagrant acts that were committedto frustrate popular will."
The bishops also expressed "surprise and pain" that the government's Electoral Tribune had nullified the vote on May 10.
They congratulated Panamanian voters for going to the polls "ina massive and peaceful manner"but said the country's rulers behaved in the opposite manner.
"What moral justification canthere be to scatter, with beatings
. and bullets, men and women whohave not committed any' othercrimebut peacefully claiming theirrights?" they asked. "What moral
Turn to Page Si}(
WASHINGTON (NC) - Panama's bishops put themselves intothe country's political crisis with apublic statement accusing the gov- .ernment of fraudulently and violently thwarting the May 7 presidential elections.
They made a general call fornon-violence, including a plea to"our military brethren" to refuseto fire on unarmed civilians, andcalled on the government, ruled bydefense chief Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega through political allies,to respect the vote, which churchpolls indicated was won by a 3-toI margin by opposition candidatespresidential nominee GuillermoEndara and vice-presidential nominees Guillermo Ford and RicardoArras Calderon. They and manysupporters were severely beaten bygovernment-backed mobs May 10.
The statement, signed by Archbishop Marcos G. McGrath ofPanama City and nine other bishops, was read during Massesthroughout Panama May 14.
The bishops were supported bythe U.S. bishops' conference in aMay 12 letter from St. Louis Archbishop John L. May, conferencepresident.
Archbishop May said: "I joinwith you in your call for those whowield power in Panama to respectthe expressed will of the Panamanian people.
"I continue to urge the U.S.government to join with other interested American states in seeking to uphold the will of the Panamanian people by political anddiplomatic means," the U.S. prelate said.
dos Santos, still alive, is a Carmelite nun. A sainthood process canonly begin after death.
Since the apparitions were declared genuine by local churchauthori~ies in 1930, Fatima basbecome one of the most popu::arCatholic pilgrimage sites in theworld.
According to the three childn:n,Mary appeared to them six times
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VATICAN CITY (NC) - TheVatican has recognized the heroicvirtues 'of Francisco and JacintaMarto, two of the three childrenwho saw what the church has recognized as the Marian apparitionsat Fatima, Portugal, in 1917.
The recognition of heroic virtues'is the first major step toward sainthood. The Vatican announced thedecision May 13.
The third person to have seenthe apparitions, their cousin, Lucia
Latest Catholic
Charities total
at $1,557.,584Latest reports of Special Gift
donations and parish contributions have brought the 1989 Catho- .lic Charities Appeal total to$1,557,584.27
Contributions from parishes,.priests and Special Gift donorsshould be made in person toAppeal headquarters from Wed-'nesday, May 24 through Friday,May 26. The Appeal books willclose Friday, May 26.
This coming weekend, saidMsgr. Anthony M. Gomes, CCAdirector, every parish and SpecialGift solicitor should make a lasteffort to canvass every potentialdonor. These reports should bemade to Special Gift and parishheadquarters. on Monday.
17 parishes have surpassed their1988 final totals since last week'sedition of The Anchor. Thesehonor roll parishes are St. Josephand St. Stephen, Attleboro; St.Elizabeth, Edgartown; Holy Cross,Our Lady of Angels, Holy Rosary,St. Anthony of Padua and St. William, Fall River.
Also St. John the Baptist, Westport; Our Lady of Perpetual Help,St. Casimir, St. Joseph, St. Kilian,New Bedford; St. Francis Xavier,Acushnet; and Immaculate Conception, Holy Rosary and St. Paul,Taunton.
A detailed report of SpecialGifts, parish totals, leading parishes and parish donations beginson page 2 of this issue of TheAnchor and continues on pages 13through 15.
Listings will continue to appearuntil all donations have beenrecorded.
local cultures so that it is betterunderstood, he added.
This is a "delicate matter"and must be done by peoplewell-trained in history, theology and culture, the popesaid. '
"Liturgical diversity can be asource ofenrichment, but it canalso provoke tensions, mutualmisunderstandings and evendivisions," he said.
"Diversity must not damageunity," he added.
Adaptation also requires"when necessary, a breakingwith ancestral customs incompatible with the Catholic faith,"said the pope. ,
The pope also asked liturgists to build on "the riches ofpopular piety, purifying anddirecting them toward the liturgy as the offering of thepeople."
pose eucharistic prayers or tosubstitute profane readings fortexts from sacred Scripture," hesaid.
Other abuses cited include"illicit omissions or additions;rites invented outside the framework of established norms;postures or songs which are notconducive to faith or a sense ofthe sacred; abuses in the practice of general absolution; confusion between the ministerialpriesthood, linked with ordination, and the common priesthood of the faithful.", The pope did not give specific examples nor cite countries or regions where he believesthese abuses occur. \
"It is up to the bishops toroot out such abuses," the popesaid.
A major challenge facing thechurch is adapting the liturgy to
priests and laity wltich "nowacts with responsibility in th,~
church and society," the pop~
said.Other positive aspects are "th~
increased participation of th,~
faithful by prayer and song'"and the development of ministries and responsibilities for laypeople, he added. .
The pope said the liturgy "islike the village fountain towhich every generation comesto draw water ever living andfresh."
The post-conciliar period alsohas seen "erroneous applications" ofliturgical reform which"disfigure it and deprive thl~
Christian people of the genuiDi~
treasures of the liturgy," hl~
added."It cannot be tolerated that
certain priests should take uponthemselves the right to com-
Vatican II have included allowing Mass in the vernacular anda restructuring of Mass readings, prayers and the order ofevents at Mass.
The pope reaffirmed currentchurch norms and told Catholics not'to expect major changesin current liturgical practices.
"One cannot therefore continue to speak of change as itwas spoken of at the time of theconstitution's publication," hesaid.
"Rather one has to speak ofan ever deeper grasp of theliturgy of the church, celebratedaccording to the current booksand lived above all as 8' realityin the spiritual order," the popeadded.
Positive effects of liturgicalchanges have been greater understanding of the Bible and thedevelopment of a generation of
Pope urges deeper gra.sp of litllrgy, end to· ab'usesVATICAN CITY (NC)
The post-Second Vatican Council period of major liturgicalchanges has ended and reformsmust now concentrate on giving Catholics a "deeper grasp"of the liturgy's meaning andgetting rid of abuses, said PopeJohn Paul II in a new apostolicletter.
The changes introduced sincethe council have been well received by the vast majority ofCatholics, the pope said, butthere is still need for bishops "toroot out" abuses and "outlandish innovations."
The pope's 37-page letter wasaddressed to the world's bishopsand priests to mark the 25thanniversary of Vatican Irs Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy.It was made public by the Vatican May 13.
Major liturgical changes since
Leading Parishes Mansfield-St. Mary . 17,458,00 Our lady of the Angels 23,949.85 St. Casimir '4,093.00ATTLEBORO AREA North Attleboro Our lady of Health 7,463.00 St. Francis of Assisi 5,000.00
St. John 38,791.00Sacred Heart 4,726.00 Holy Rosary 15.035.00 St. Hedwig 1,961.00St. Mary 13,773.00 Immaculate Conception 6,045.00 St. James
St. Mary, Seekonk 25.279.00 Norton-St. Mary 8,173.00 Sacred Heart 10,805.00 St. John the Baptist9.265.00
St. Mark, Attleboro Falls 22.944.00 Seekonk St. Anne 8,492.0014.847.00
Mt. Carmel, Seekonk 21.338.00St. Joseph 11,743.00
St. Mary, Mansfield 17,458.00Mt. Carmel 21,338.00 St. Anthony of Padua 12.851.00 St. Kilian 3,332.21St. Mary 25,279.00, St. Elizabeth 5.244.00 St. lawrence 12,484.50
CAPE COD AND THE ISLANDS AREA St. Jean Baptiste 6,096,00 St. Mary . 16.000.60St. Pius X, So. Yarmouth 60.344.00 CAPE COD & THE ISLANDS AREA
St. Joseph 8,278.00 St. Theresa 6,493.00St. Francis Xavier, Hyannis 42.609.00 St. louis 5,743.00 Acushnet-Corpus Christi. Sandwich 32.997.00 Brewster-O. l. of the Cape 20,838.00 St. Mathieu 2,857.00 St. Francis Xavier 10,739.00Holy Trinity, W. Harwich 31,743.00 Buzzards Bay-St. Margaret 12,342.00 St. Michael 11,840.00 East Freetown-Holy Redeemer. Chatham 23,493.00 Centerville-O, l. of Victory 20,251.00 St. Patrick 10.861.50 St. John Neumann 12,431.00Chatham-Holy Redeemer 23,493.00 SS. Peter & Paul 9.776.00 Fairhaven-
FALL RIVER AREA Cotuit-Christ the King 11,855.00 St. Stanislaus 12.352.00 St. JosephHoly Name 34,001.00 . East Falmouth-St. Anthony 22.532.00 St. William 9,270.00 11,957.00
Our lady of Fatima, Swansea 26,096.00 Edgartown-St. Elizabeth 4,900.00 Santo Christo 12,450.50St. Mary 6,959.50
Our lady of Angels 23.949.85 Falmouth-St. Patrick 22,283.00 Assonet-St. Bernard 8,535.00Marion-St. Rita 5.061.00
St. Thomas More. Somerset 20.198.00 Hyannis-St. Francis Xavier 42,609,00 SomersetMattapoisett-St. Anthony 11,051.00
St. John of God. Somerset 16.091.00 Nantucket-O. l. of the Isle 12,759.00 St. John of God 16.091.00North Dartmouth-
NEW BEDFORD AREANorth Falmouth- St. Patrick 8.908.00
St. Julie Billiart 16,480,50St. Elizabeth Seton 18,423.00 South Dartmouth-St. Mary 15.932.00
Mt. Carmel 36,611.75 Oak Bluffs-Sacred HeartSt. Thomas More 20,198,004.813.00 Wareham-St. Patrick 16.806.00
Immaculate Conception 31,219.00 Orleans-St. Joan of Arc 21,782.00 SwanseaSt. Patrick. Wareham 16,806.00 Osterville-Assumption 16,894.00 Our lady of Fatima 26.096.00St. Julie Billiart. N. Dartmouth 16,480.50 Pocasset- St. Dominic 12,244.92 TAUNTON AREASt. Mary 16,000.60 St John the Evangelist 19,547.00
SI. Louis de France 13.682.00 Taunton
TAUNTON' AREA Provincetown-St. Peter 7,143.00 SI. Michael 9.774.00 Holy Family 5,175.00
Holy Cross. So. Easton .20,137.30 Sandwich-Corpus Christi 32,997.00 Westport- Holy Rosary 5.375.00O.l. of Grace 10,508.00
Immaculate Conception. N. Easton 15,885,00 South Yarmouth-St. Pius X 60,344.00.St. George
Immaculafe Conception 13.249.00
St. Joseph 15,802,00 Vineyard Haven- 6,150.00 Our lady of lourdes 11.192,00
St, Paul 14,821.00 St. Augustine 6,420.00 St. John the Baptist 13,282.00 Sacred Heart 9,848.00
St. Ann, Raynham 14.635.00 Wellfeet- St. Anthony 9,142.00Our lady 'of lourdes 4:200.00 St. Jacques 6,023.00
West Harwich- NEW BEDFORD AREA St. Joseph 15,802.00Holy Trinity 31,743.00 New Bedford St. Mary 10.031.00
Parish Totals Woods Hole-St. Joseph 4,405.00 Holy Name 10,890.00 St. Paul 14.821.00Assumption 3,277.00 Oighton-St. Peter 5,020.00
ATTLEBOROFALL RIVER AREA
Immaculate Conception 31,219.00 North Oighton-St. Joseph 5,488.00Attleboro Fall River
Mt. Carmel 36.611.75 North Easton-Holy Ghost 12,876.00 St. Mary's Cathedral 10,613.00
Our lady of Fatima 5.784.00 Immaculate Conception 15.885.00St. John 38,791.00 Our lady of Perpetual Help 5.585.00St. Joseph 10.360.00 Blessed Sacrament 3,544.00 Sacred Heart 5.082.00
Raynham-St. Ann 14.635.00
St. Mark 22,944.00 Espirito Santo 13,981.00 St. Anne 3,555.00 South Easton-HolY Cross 20,137.30
St. Stephen 9.915.00 Holy Cross • 3.203.00 St. Anthony Padua 3,555,00St. Theresa 13,488.00 Holy Name 34.001.00
Notre Dame 12,120.00
NationalsS2500
Rev. James F. Kelly
S1150Rev. William H. O'Reilly
$750Rev. Msgr. John J. Oliveira, V.E.
S500Dominican Fathers
$300Rev. Roland B. BouleRev. Lucien JusseaumeRev. Hugh J. Munro
S200Rev. John G. CarrollJesuit Community, Bishop Connolly High SchoolPermanent Diaconate Community
SlOOHoly Cross Fathers, Holy Cross Mission House
SSOIn Memory of Rev. J. M. Bettencourt e AvilaIn Memory of Justino & Maria S. Simoes
New BedfordSlooo
Compass Bank
S500Perry Funeral Home
$250DeBross Services
moCitizens Credit Union
$125Daher Family & Beatrice Howe
. SlOOMurray F. DeCoffee Automotive Service, MattapoisettOlde Boston Land SurveySea View Fillet Company, Inc.Knights of Columbus, Bishop Stang CouncilJoseph & Jane Roda & Family, FairhavenDominick & Josephine Roda, Fairhaven
S50Pine Grove PharmacySimon's Supply Company, Inc.
S35Burr Bros. Boats, Inc., Marion
S25Beneficial Massachusetts, Inc.; Bricklayers & Allied Crafts·~;~~a~i:tallce Co.; Edward D. Mackler, M.D.; Park Motors,
TauntonS400
SI. Mary Conference
S300North Easton Savings Bank
S225Holy Cross Conference, South Easton
$200SI. Joseph Women's GuildSI. Mary Women's GuildSI. Anthony Confirmation Class
$115SI. Joseph Conference, North Dighton
moRobert Kane Funeral Home, South EastonAlei.o Insurance Agency
$125Holy Rosary SodalityPolish American Citizen CLB
S115DavollTaunton Printing Co. - The Leddy Family
SlOOHoly, Rosary Conference .'SI. Maximillian Kolbe Guild, Holy Rosary ChurchSowiecki Funeral Home
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. S35Fernandes Lumber, South Easton
$25Olson's Home of Flowers; R.M. Lederman &Co.; Biss LumberCo., Inc.; J.D. Furniture; Williams Lumber Co.. Inc.; HarryBloom; Floors, Etcetera, No. Easton; So. Easton Motor Sales;Tyler House, So. Easton; Spirit Within Us Prayer Group, HolyCross Church, So. Easton; Aime's Custom Ceramics; Peter A.Andrade, ESQuire; Nite &Day Golf Course, Raynham.
Attleboro$500
SI. Mary Conference, NortonSI. Mark Conference, Attleboro Falls
$400Texas Instruments, Inc.
$300Imported Auto Parts, SeekonkSI. John Conference
$250P. Cavalieri & Son, North Attleboro
$200Sacred Heart Conference, North AttleboroSI. Mary Conference, MansfieldPrecision Tool &Machine Corporation
$115Art's 3 Hour Cleansers, In~., North Attleboro
SlOOEdward G. Lambert Insurance Co.. North AttleboroRoncap CompanySI. Mark Women's Guild, Attleboro FallsMonarch Machine Works, Inc.. No. AttleboroJoe Lynch Sports, NortonCountry Haven Nursing Home. NortonConlon & DonnellyA& AFuel Co.. Inc.. East Providence, R.I.W. H. Riley & Sons, Inc., North Attleboro
$50R.A. Reinbold Insurance Agency, Inc., No. AttleboroTriad, Inc., ChartleyRainbow Movers, North AttleboroCook·Horton, North AttleboroCommunity Pharmacy, Inc., PlainvilleSI. Jean Society Duvernay Council 1/42, No. AttleboroAttleboro & Plainville Oil Co.; Inc.lyons Advertising, Inc.. Attleboro FallsRose Therese Cape & Gown Co., StoughtonWashburn luther NelsonCharles Thomae & Son, Inc.
$40Goosebrook Garage, Norton
$30Larson Tool & Stamping Company
$25Arena Auto Parts, Norton; D.l. Moitoza Asphalt Paving. Nor·ton; Norton Memorial Funeral Home; Clarence Rich Plumbing;Riley Bros. Lumber Company, Inc., No. Attleboro; Achin'sGarage, No. Attleboro; Bristol Glass Corp.; Wagner's FlowerShop; M.A. Vigorito &Son, No. Attleboro; No. Attleboro LiQuorWorld, Inc.; Lavery·lrvine, Inc., No. Attleboro; Baldwin'sOffice Supply, Co., No. Attleboro; Glines &Rhodes,lnc.; Kull'sStationers &Office Supplies, Inc.; The Paragon ConstructionCorp.; Castro County SQuare, Inc.; Custom Linocraft, Inc.
Fall RiverSlooo
Gold Medal Bakery
$500Atty. Kenneth L. SullivanAmy Lynn Drapery
$350Holy Name Conference
$300Mr. John l. Foley, Jr., Tivertonleone's On The Waterfront
. $200Holy Rosary Women's GuildSterling Package Store, Inc.SI. Thomas More Conference, SomersetLavoie & Tavares Company, Westport
moJoseph Nadeau Sons, Inc.
SlOOFall River Knitting Mills. Inc.Gerald McNally Construction. SomersetHelen V. Smith
Somerset Speed EQuipmentEd Oliveira Auto SalesCity Hall Taxi
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S35Buffinton Florist·
$30Gray Business EQuipment Co., Inc.
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Cape Cod &The Islands$2500
SI. Pius XBingo, South Yarmouth
S2000Our Lady 0' The Cape Bingo, Brewster
SlOOOSI. Pius XGuild, South YarmouthCorpus Christi Guild, Sandwich
$800Christ The King Conference, Mashpee
S700Our Lady Of The Isle Conference, Nantucket
$500SI. John Conference: PocassetWychmere Harbor Club & Hotel. HarwichportSt. Joan Of Arc Conference, Orleans
$400. Christ The King Catholic Women's Club, Mashpee
. S350St. Patrick Conference, Falmouth
S325Friends Of St. Mary's, Nantucket
S300. Our Lady Of Victory Conference, Centerville
S200SI. Patrick Guild, FalmouthFalmouth Cooperative Bank, FalmouthAssociation Of The Sacred Hearts, Chatham
$150St. Francis Xavier Holy Name Society, Hyannis
$125St. Joseph Conference. Woods HoleSt. Joseph Youth Group. Woods HoleSt. Joseph Parishioners Group, Woods HoleBlessing Of The Fleet. Provincetown
SlOOFalmouth Council #813, Knights Of ColumbusVisitation Guild, North EasthamUncle Ben's Meat & Deli, North EasthamArnold's, Inc.. ProvincetownCoffin's Gift Store, NantucketBank 01 New England South, East FalmouthKnights Of Columbus. East Falmouth .Atty. Joseph Paruti, East FalmouthSimple Fare Restaurant, SandwichCapt. Chase Interiors, HarwichportSurette Realty, West Dennis
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nephew's wedding July 2:Duringthe priest's leave, said his brotherin-law, Thomas Kilbridge of thestaff of the Pilot, Boston archdiocesan newspaper, family andfriends will celebrate his jubilee.
When Father Bowen arrived inBolivia, he captured the atmosphere of his new surroundings inan article he sent The Anchor. Itsfirst paragraph follows:
"Moving from Attleboro toParia, high up in the BolivianAndes of South America, becomesmore than ajourney of 6,000 miles.It is a passage into another world:from high fashions and technology to quaint living and ancienttraditions; from inexhaustible consumerchoices to a simple choice ofday to day sustenance; from asociety constantly in flux to one ofmore enduring familial ties in itssociopolitical structures; from apeople who live by the ticking ofthe clock to a land where time ishardly reckoned; from a life-stylewith primary emphasis on ~ool
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Celebration of his silver jubileewith a giant cookout is in character for a priest famous for his collection of dozens of hats, someequipped with bells or lights, forhis round-the-clock willingness toaid the needy, whether families left 'homeless by fire or suppliants atthe rectory door and, above all, forhis unflagging loyalty to the RedSox, no matter how often theydisappoint him.
Father BowenFather Bowen, who will mark
his jubilee in Bolivia, where hisheadquarters are in the city ofOruro, although his work is in thesurrounding countryside, is a native of Attleboro, the son of thelate Francis and Elizabeth (McNamara) Bowen. A graduate ofCoyle High School in Taunton, heprepared for the priesthood at St.Thomas Seminary, Hartford; S1.Mary's, Baltimore; and CatholicUniversity.
Following ordination, he wasparochial vicar at St. Patrick'sparish, Somerset; St. Mary, Norton; and St. John Evangelist, Attleboro, before joining the St. JamesSociety. While in Norton he wasarea CYO director; and while inAttleboro he was area CCD director.
Father Bowen will return to theUnited States on home leave inJune and will be celebrant for a
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appointed vice-chancellor ;lndepiscopal secretary to Bishop Connolly. In 1971 Bishop Daniel A.Cronin appointed him canon lawconsultant to the Diocesan C)mmittee for Divine Worship and inthe same yeiu named him defenderof the bond for the diocesan marriage tribunal and chancellor. Atthe same time he was chaplain atthe Rose Hawthorne LathropHome in Fall River.
In 1974, Pope Paul VI qesignated then Father Harrington apapal chamberlai'n. In 1978 he wasappointed rector of St..Mary'sCathedral while remaining diocesan chancellor.
In 1983 he was named vicar forfinance and administration and in1987, upon return from his secondst-ay at Catholic University, wasappointed pastor ofSt. Joseph's inTaunton.
Msgr. Harrington's other diocesan responsibilities have includedserving as Cape Cod area CYOdirector and diocesan chaplain forthe Legion of Mary. He is presently spiritual director of the Taunton District Council of the Societyof St. Vincent de Paul.
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Two priests mark jubilees
Planning foor popeGUADALAJARA, Mexico
(NC) - The Mexican bishops'conference has formed a commission to plan for an expected papalvisit to Mexico in April or May1990. Mexico City AuxiliaryBishop Genaro Alamilla Arteagasaid that while the visit has not yetbeen announced officially, thecommittee was formed "to avoidbeing caught by surprise."
Msgr. Thomas J. Harringtonand Father Donald J. Bowen willcelebrate silver jubilees of priestlyordination on May 30.. Both were ordained in St. Mary's
.Cathedral May 30,1964, by BishopJames L. Connolly.
Msgr. Harrington is pastor ofS1. Joseph's Church, Taunton.Father Bowen has been on leavefrom the Fall River diocese since1973, serving In' Bolivia as a member of the Missionary Society ofSt. James the Apostle, founded in1'958 by Boston Cardinal Richard 'J. Cushing.
Msgr. Harrington will mark hisanniversary with a 4 p.m. Mass ofthanksgiving on May 28, followedby a family cookout on the parishgrounds. A native of New Bedford, he is the son of the late Atty.Edward J. and Esther (Yates)Harrington.
Like many other diocesanpriests, he graduated from HolyFamily High ·School, New Bedford. He holds a bachelor's degree,magna cum laude, from HolyCross College, Worcester, and heprepared for ordination at Catholic University in Washington,D.C., where he has returned twice,in 1967 and 1986, for graduatestudies in canon law.
Msgr. Harrington was parochial vicar at St. Francis Xavier parish, Hyannis and Immaculate Conception, Fall River, following ordination. He earned a licentiate incanon law at Catholic Universityin 1969.
Returning to the diocese, he'was
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Linda Kennedy - ."You were their rock. their for
tress and their might,You, Lord. their Captain in the
well-fought fight . ..Those lines from "For All the
Saints," the processional hymn atMonday's funeral for Linda Kennedy, epitomized her struggleagainst the illness which claimedher at age 41.
The diocesan chancery officesecretary, who died May 12, was,in the words of Bishop Daniel A.Cronin, who celebrated her Massof Christian Burial, "a wonderfulwife, a devoted mother and anextraordinarily sincere friend."
A Fall River native and memberof S1. Mary's Cathedral parish,where she was immediate past president of the Women's Guild and alector, she was the daughter of thelate Alfred and Anne (Kordas)Paquin, the wife of Joseph P.Kennedy and the mother ofJosephW. and Robert P. Kennedy.
Robert's classmates at BishopConnolly High School, Fall River,were servers at his mother's Massand scores of other fellow studentswere also in attendance, as wereseveral priests of the ConnollyJesuit community and many diocesan priests who had come to knowMrs. Kennedy at the chanceryoffice where, in Bishop Cronin'swords,"she was always ready witha cheerful word."
Gertrude O'Brien and Elsie Madore, both of the chancery staff,were readers at the Mass and Connolly students were giftbearers.
The bishop spoke of Mrs. Kennedy's three families: her husbandand sons, "always uppermost inher thoughts, to whom she gave aloving example of patient endurance"; her family of faith at thecathedral, where as a lector, "atthis very stand," he said, "she readthe word of the Lord and lived itout in her own life"; and herchancery family, where she wasnoted for her industry and patience.
Quoting the poet Milton, thebishop concluded, "Nothing is herefor tears, nothing to wail/ Or knockthe breast; no weakness, no contempt,/ Dispraise or blame; nothingbut well and fair,/ And what may'quiet us in a death so noble."
As well as .by her husband andsons, Mrs. Kennedy is survived bytwo sisters, Shirley Houde of FallRiver and Beatrice Paquin of California; and several nieces andnephews.
their childhood innocence. Confronted with the problem of evil inthe world, they found it difficult tomaintain a childlike belief in thegoodness of God. Seeing the innocent suffer' without divine intervention embittered them. As children they had believed that theirprayer could change things but asadults they could not believe thatthey themselves could be changedthrough prayer.
Lost in their bitterness, theyforgot that at the heart of Christianity is the crucifixion of a goodman and that God is never farfrom suffering innocence.
Among the last words of Jesuswere: "My God, my God, why hastthou forsaken me?" But what toomany forget is that these were nothis very last words.
The Easter story must speak'amessage of hope to the hearts ofallwho have experienced their ownGood Fridays, a message that willnot permit the stone of meaningless despair to seal forever theEaster tomb.
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grasp the infinite but we shouldnot dismiss them as being utterlyincapable of probing the mysteryof the divine.
We have not all been blessed bymystical experiences that makeinsights gleaned through reasonsuperfluous, yet to subscribe to theJUdeo-Christi.an belief that we aremade in God's image is to believethat our purest thoughts cannot betoo far from the mark in describing God..
Yet even St. Thomas Aquinas,whom some mystics dismiss as aknow-it-all, had the humility toadmit that whenever we ascribe aquality to God we can do so onlyby way of analogy.
But words as basic as being,goodness and fatherliness are better than no words at all. The powerof poetry, metaphor and analogywas used by Jesus in his most moving sermons and parables to describe both God's kingdom andGod himself.
Our minds are limited but nevertheless an awesome creation. Jesusconsidered the apostles capable of
- understanding some of his mostprofound teachings and when enlightened by the Holy Spirit theycould ponder the sublimest of mysteries. The Easter Season with its.culmination at Pentecost providesbelievers in their turn with a gracedopportunity to reneW their faith., Functional atheists are oftenthose who left faith behind with
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By Father Kevin J. HarringtonAccording to statisticians, athe
ism is professed by a small minority of human beings. Larger is agroup that defines itself as agnostic, that is, unable to decide betweenthe claims of theism and atheism.
To be a true atheist one must bemore than just angry with God. Atrue atheist is rare because veryfew people can claim with confidence that behind this cosmos thatour senses purposefully perceiveand minds intelligently decipher,there is no intelligent and purposeful ultimate reality.
A true atheist must persist in hisor her belief that the beauty andvariety and patterns of the innerand outer world are merely theresult of blind chance with nomeaning outside themselves.
Just as many more people arefunctionally rather than truly illiterate, there are many more functional rather than true atheists.
Pollsters tell us people can reador not read or believe or do notbelieve but they are woefully in~
, adequate in analyzing degrees ofliteracy or belief.
A true theist is one whose dailylife would not make sense if Goddid not exist. Too many peoplewho claim to be theists when polledare actually functional atheistswhose belief in God has little or noimpact upon their daily lives.
Our finite minds cannot totally
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The Blood of the M'artyrsIn many ways Catholics in America have reached a unique
level of self-consciousness. Some seem to think themselvesmembers of the American Catholic Church, a religious bodysomehow becoming quasi-independent of the universal community.
Introspective and frequently self-serving, these people oftenfeel they are set apart from the common folk. Other AmericanCatholics have managed to accommodate their religiousvalues to the secular state. They might agree with churchteachings in private but would in no way bring moral and
'ethical values into the public sphere.They are really token Catholics, unwilling to be involved in
anything that might smack of obligations and responsibilitiesand much more interested in what the good life can give themthan in pursuing the 'God life.
Once in a while, it's good to be jolted to reinforce our valuesystems and to be reminded of our journey of faith. Fewchurch members seem to advert to the fact that many in otherparts of the world are giving their lives in witness to the risenChrist. In the first three months of this year alone, five missionary priests were killed, four in Mozambique and one inJapan.
These messengers of the Good News were cut down by.theall-too-familiar violence that is a hallmark of'our social order.
In 1988 alone, eight priests, three brothers, two sisters andsix seminarians were killed and since 1980, 88 missionarieshave made the supreme sacrifice, among them one bishop and11 diocesan priests. Italians, Portuguese, French, Spaniards,Americans, Canadians, Germans, English, Belgians and Austrians joined native clergy and religious of developing counJries in giving their very selves for Christ.
It is well for us to remember that a martyr is one whovoluntarily suffers death for the faith or for a particular Christian value. We may somehow feel that suc!} violence can'thappen here; yet the history of the Church clearly shows thatthere is no part of our planet that has not had its share ofmartyrs. Even as we pursue our daily routine, men and womenare witnessing to the faith in the surrender of their lives.
Too many have torgotten or wish to forget such facts. Oftenwe compromise, we fail to take a stand on an issue, we seek theconvenient, the placid, the neutral, we pretend that faith issuesdo not exist. G
In the minds of the secular, there are no evils to be discussedfor there are no moral standards of judgement.
When people reach this stage of inertia, they have lost allthat reaiIy matters. Too often those who have lost the values offaith seek the anodynes of drugs or alcohol.
All of us shouldjust reflect for a moment on those martyrs oftoday who are dying in the name of Jesus.
What more powerful antidote to the hopelessness that has soinfected the life of the Church in this country? .
The blood of the martyrs is the seed of the Church. It couldbe our turn some day to experience this truth in our ownbodies.
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unions below the level at ,whichthey can do their job properly."
Well said.
Gordon MacDonald, a mlr.lsterand chaplain. In it, he talks abouthow we grow by listening. Welearn to ask questions, he says, andwe listen to mentors and critics.
He writes, "A second part ofmental growth by listening c:amewhen I started to visit people attheir places of labor, to see whatthey do, meet the people withwhom they work, and so :learnsomething of the particular ·:hallenges they face."
I learned about Bev's challengesso late that I wasn't very helpful. IfI had visited her home or evenshown more interest in her personallife, I would have grown bylistening and caring.
When we minister to other:;, wecan heed Gordon MacDonald'sadvice, visiting people at homeand work or at least listening tothem talk about the challengesthey face so that we can be of helpinstead of being another problem,as I was to Bev. By listenir..g toothers, we grow and we also helpthem to grow.
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between the individual and thestate, fail to support them.
Two decades agf/, Irving Kristoltold readers of The New York'Times Book Review that "tradeunionism has become that mostdangerous of social phenomena: aboring topic." It has also, he said.lost its legitimacy and relevance.
To the best of my knowledge,Kristol is still of that opinion, andmost neo-conservatives seem toagree.
Why? Perhaps they fail to understand the role ofautonomous tradeunions in a free society or mistakenly think they are a threat tocapitalism.
Trade unionism in English-speaking countries was not designedmerely to bargain with workers,much less to overthrow capitalism. Trade unionism, especially inthe United States, was designed togo beyond labor-management co- 'operation for the good of particular companies and industries andfor the common good of the eco-'nomic system as a whole.
A committee of the, Catholicbishops' conference of Englandand Wales recently made this pointforcefully in a public statementencouraging British Catholics tojoin unions and strongly criticizing Margaret Thatcher's government for undermining trade unionrights.
The statement emphasized thatunions function not merely to protect the individual rights of theweaker party in an employmentcontract, but as organizationsthrough which members can makea direct contribution to the widergood.
Since Mrs. Thatcher's electionin 1979, the statement concluded,'~he government's actions betrayan excessive enmity; that it is thegovernment's continuing intentionto reduce the effectiveness of trade
Unions' dark days
Learning to listenBeing human, most of us
don't like to dwell on pastfailures but usually one ortwo come back to haunt us.Maybe we handled a situationin an unchristian way, maybe itwas a failure to act when we couldhave made a difference, or maybeit was simply not caring enough tolisten to another's needs or situation.
My painful memory comes fromyears ago when I was teachingsophomore English. It .involvedBev, a cute 16-year-old studentwho was consistently late andwithout homework. I knew shewas bright but thought she waslazy. She always said, "I'm sorry,"when she slipped in late but shenever offered any reason.
So, eventually, I sent her par.ents a "down slip," a warning thather grade was in jeopardy. I didn'ttake the time to call Bev in and askher about her behavior. Her parents didn't respond so a few weekslater I sent a routine failure notice.
I was unprepared for the visitfrom Bev's married sister who revealed to me Bev's situation. "Bothour parents are alcoholics," shesaid. "Bev is the mother in the family. She stays up late so she can putthem to bed when they pass out.She gets the three little kids fed,dressed and to school in the morning.
"Will Unions Ever Again BeUseful Organs of Society?" askedthe title of a recent magazine article by Peter Drucker, intellectualguru of U.S. management for almost half a century. His answer: aqualified no.
Drucker thinks that by the year2010 unions will represent only 5percent of the world's work force- unless they accept a non-adversarial relationship and work with
amanagement on productivity, qual-ity and whatever else is needed tokeep an enterprise competitive.
Drucker's 'call for less adversarial, more cooperative labor-management relations is'not without merit.However, a more realistic treatment can be found in the U.S.bishops' pastoral letter on the economy.
"Workers," it says, "rightly rejectcalls for less ad versa rial relationships when they are a smokescreenfor demands that labor make allthe concessions. For a partnershipto be genuine; it must be a twoway street, with creative initiativeand a willingness to cooperate onall sides." .
Clearly, that two-way street doesnot yet exist in the United States.Labor has been losing ground steadily and has been forced to makemost Of the concessions in collective bargaining.
This too shall pass, of course.Organized labor will again make acomeback as it did in the mid-1930s.
Many people disagree. I amoften asked why I continue toargue in favor of a strong andeffective labor movement. Whocares?
I am strongly persuaded thatautonomous and effective tradeunions are indispensable to a freesociety.. And I am baffled that somany conservatives and neoconservatives, who theoretically attach great importance to so-calledmediating structures as buffers
"So she often misses the bus andhas to walk 20 blocks. That's whyshe's late. And with the situationat home, it's hard for her to get herhomework done." I also heardabout beatings and police calls.
I was horrified and chagrined. Ihad blithely assumed that Bev wasa goof-off, possibly because shewas so cute. I felt terrible but Ithanked her sister and granted Beva lot more leniency from then on.
I discovered that her great fearwas that if anyone learned of hersituation, the family would be separated. She knew that Social Services would remove the children andshe also felt responsible for herparents. A tough load for a 16-yearold:
I never informed Social S.ervicesof the situation but I alerted Bev'sother teachers to the situation sothey ·would have more empathythan I had displayed. And I beganto be her confidante. .
Eventually she graduated and Iretired to start my own family. Inever knew what happened to herand she never knew that she taughtme a valuable lesson: unless weunderstand the constraints underwhich others live, we will notunderstand their behavior. Shemade life easier for my subsequentstudents.
Her memory came back to mewhile reading a wonderful book,Ordering Your Private World, by
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from May 13 to Oct. 13,1917. Shedescribed herself as Our Lady ofthe Rosary and called for peopleto amend their lives. The two girlsheard the apparition speak whileFrancisco only saw her, accordingto the children.
At the time the apparitions began, Francisco was 8 years old,Jacinta was 4, and Lucia was 10.Francisco died in 1919 and Jacintain 1920, both of influenza.
Portuguese church authoritiesbegan gathering information andtalking with the three childrenimmediately after reports of theapparitions caused thousands ofpilgrims to accompany the children to the apparition site.
In 1922 church authorities in theDiocese of Leiria, Portugal, wherethe visions occurred, began anofficial investigation into theapparitions, and in 1930 the bishopjudged the visions worthy of credence and authorized the cult ofOur Lady of Fatima.
When the Vatican recognizes aperson's heroic virtues, that person is declared "venera6Ie."
To be beatified, the step beforesainthood, a canonically approvedmiracle must be attributed to theperson. Someone killed by enemies of the faith can be declared 'amartyr and be beatified withoutproof of a miracle.
For a person to be declared asaint, a miracle attributed to himor her must be canonically provento have taken place after beatification.
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May 201952, Rev. Antonio L. daSilvia,
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May 231944, Rev. William F. Donahue,
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May 241907, Rev. James F. Clark,
Founder, St. James, New Bedford1985, Rev. Patrick Heran,
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May 251925, Rev. Michael P. Kirby,
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The statement also denouncedtlie killing of Father Van Kleef,who was killed on election daywhen anautomatic rifle held to his'head by a member of the Panamanian Defense Forces discharged.The trooper had stopped the priestas he drove through the town ofSanta Marta calling parishionersto morning Mass through a bullhorn - as he regularly did.
, The military called the killing anaccident. But a colleague of the 'slain priest said it ceased to be an"accidental situation" when thecocked gun was aimed at FatherVan Kleef.
Troops and equipment frombases in the United States weredispatched to beef up the 10,000American military personnel basedin Panama.
President Bush called up thereinforcements on May II. "I willdo what is necessary to protect thelives of American citizens and wewill not be intimidated by the bullying tactics, btutal though they maybe, of the dictator, Noriega," hesaid.
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justification can there be to keepthe population frightened throughhordes fed by hate and a falsenationalism that neither recognizesnor respects the persons and rightsof other Panamanians?"
The bishops protested the "im, pudent manner in which action
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DETROIT (NC) - The grievance panel oCthe Detroit archdiocese has rejected grievances filedby 19 parishes upset over a plan toclose some 30 Catholic churches ofthe 112 in the city.
Father Norman Nawrocki, archdiocesan grievance clerk, said thefive-person panel unanimously rejected the parishes' claim that Detroit Cardinal Edmund C. Szokahad violated church law when hedecided to close the parishes byJune 30.
The panel also ruled that the"natural equity" of the parisheswas protected in the decisionmaking process, Father Nawrockitold The Michigan Catholic, Detroit archdiocesan newspaper. Natural equity means that all partiesinvolved were given the opportunity to be heard, and that a fairdecision was reached because allinformation available was used toreach it, Father Nawrocki said.
According to canon lawyers,natural equity is not spelled out incanon law or civil law, but is amethod of interpreting the law toallow a judge to look at specificcircumstances of a, case to deter~ine if a law should be applied toit -verbatim. A canon lawyer saidthe method "brings humanity intowhat sometimes can be.the dehumanizing factors of law," "
The ~ulings,however,may n~tbe the final chapter in thestory ofthe closings. Fifteen of the j>ar- .ishes slated to close have' appealed "to the Vatican but have not yetre.ceived 'a response.
CECILIA M. Felix hasbeen named principal of HolyFamily-Holy Name School,New Bedford, succeeding Sister Mary Nathan Doherty,RSM. Ms. Felix hasiaught atHoly Family-Holy Name since1978 and has been especiallyaCtive in coordinating parent:.stud~ntuqdertakings, A mem'ber of O.L. Mt.· Carmel,par;ish: ;New. Bedford, she is;agraduate of the former HolyFamily High School and 'ofSoutheastern MassachusettsUniversity. 'Sh~holds a ma~~t¢r's degree in religious _studies fromPr:oyidence. College.
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PATRICIA Staebler,ACSW, LICSW, has been appointed area director of theAttleboro office of the Diocesan Department of Catholic
. Social Services. Previously shewas in private practice' andwas a therapist/ consultant onan emergency crisis team atNew Bedford Area Centerfor.Human Services and a therapist at Newport Child andFamily Services. She holdsmaster's degrees in social workand education from SimmonsCollege and Wheelock College respectively. She and herhusband, Albert, have a son,Michael, who will enter medical school in September.
Bearing the pain.VATICAN CITY (NC) - The
Anglican Communion is takingvery seriously Pope John Paul II'sobjections to women's ordinationand is anxious for the issue to befully discussed in ongoing dialoguebetween the two churches, saysMary Tanner, theological secretary to the Board of Mission andUnity of the Church of England.She said she hoped the way bothsides "bear the pain" ofthe women'sordination issue would become asign of co~mitment to unity.
Black expectationsof church listed
NEW YORK (NC) - Whatblacks want most from their clergyis good p'reaching and an ability toexplain the Scriptures. accordingto a survey of blacks livjng withinthe New York Archdiocese.
"Black people expect to bemoved by the Word." said NewYork Auxiliary Bishop EmersonJ. Moore. archdiocesan vicar forblack community development andchairman of the survey steeringcommittee.
Bishop Moore said the Catholicemphasis on the sacramental roleof clergy provides an added attraction for blacks but cannot substitute for good preaching.. "If you're going to succeed inthe black community, you've gotto have both." Bishop Moore said."The Word has got to be preached.This has high priority in the blackcommunity, and how well youpreach determines how well youcan evangelize."
The survey drew responses inperson or by telephone from 496blacks in the archdiocesan area.which includes the New Yorkboroughs of Staten Island. Manhattan and Bronx and seven upstatecounties.
When asked for an evaluationof Catholic Church efforts in various areas. qle ~espondenis gave.highest ratings to' social service,sand education.
Lower ratings were given to'thechurch's record on such matters as"teaching people about rac~sm inCatholic churches and schools"and "affirming black t.raditionsand cultural roots." .
To respond· to the needs expressed by those surveyed, BishopMoore said black parishes shouldmake Use of such general blackreligious traditions as singing gospel songs and spirituals and holding "revivals" instead of traditionalCath01ic "missions."
But a large majority of the blackCatholics surveyed did not belongto predominantly black parishes.
Bishop Moore said black evangelization in predominantly whiteor Hispanic or mixed parishespresented a different, and in someways more difficult, problem."How do we create a liturgy thatwill speak to all of those traditions?" he asked. "That is a basicchallenge."
Personal relationships presentas much a barrier to black evangelization as liturgy,' he added. Thestance and statements of manywhite Catholics regarding racialissues, he said, makes him "wonderhow open they would be to welcoming black folks at Mass."
Bishop Moore said, however.that he did not favor the idea ofcreating non-geographical blackparishes. "We are one church," hesaid. "We are one people. And weshould certainly worship as one."
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meetings in the Fall River diocese, arrangedaccording to place and time. The telephonenumber at the end of each listing may becalled for further information. (P) or Port.denotes a Portuguese-hinguage meeting.Where both Portuguese and English groupsmeet at the same location, this is indicated;where language is not indicated, groups areEnglish-speaking. Groups not consideringthemselves charismatic are not included; andsome groups formerly listed separately havemerged with others.
Corrections or additions to the list may besent to Ms. Pauline L'Heureux, 51 Woodward Ave., Seekonk 02771, tel. 336-6349. Sheis secretary of the diocesan Charismatic Service Committee.
Attleboro-Tauntondeaneries
ATTLEBORO: Holy Ghost Church (P)-Wed., 7p'-m. (226-3160); LaSalette Center for Christian Liv-ing - Wed. 8 p.m. (401-724-2307). '
NORTH ATTLEBORO: St. Mary's Church Thur., 7 p.m. (695-7308).
NORTON: St. Mary's parish (meetings in homes)1st & 3rd Thur., 7:30 p.m. (285-6907).
SEEKONK: Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church-Wed. 8 p.m. (336-7606); St Mary CCD Center- Thur. 7:30 p.m.; 2nd Thur. Mass followed byprayer meeting in church (226-1516).
SO. EASTON: Holy Cross rectory - Wed., 8:30p.m. (238-2984).
RAYNHAM: St. Ann Church - Mon., 7:45 p.m.(822-2219). \
TAUNTON: St. Anthony, church basement (P)- Mon., 6:30 p.m. (822-4927); Building BlockYoung Adult Group - Immaculate ConceptionChurch - Wed., 7:30 p.m. (824-8379); St. MaryChurch - Mon., 7 p.m. (822-6744). .
Cape, Islands deaneryBREWSTER: Our Lady of the Cape, rectory
basement - Wed., 7:30 p.m. (896-3309).
EAST FREETOWN: St. John Neumannparish, Little Rock Scripture Study Programoffered twice yearly, Sept.-Dec.; March-May.Information: Lorraine Sadeck, Religious Education Coordinator, 763-8122.
E. FALMOUTH: St. Anthony's hall :...- Thur.,7:30 p.m. (548-0587).
HYANNIS: St. Francis Xavier, Msgr. ThomsonCenter - Spirit of Jesus Regional Prayer Group-Tues., 8 p.m. (398-4639; 394-2061).
NO. EASTHAM: Visitation church hall- Tues.,7:30 p.m. (255-7683).
NO. FALMOUTH: St. Elizabeth Seton Church- Thur., 7:30 p.m. (563-3364).
VINEYARD HAVEN: St. Augustine hall Mon., 7:30 p.m. (693-376 I}:
W. HARWICH: Holy Trinity hall- First Tues.,prayer group, holy hour, 7:30 p.m. (432-1072).
Fall Riverdeanery
F ALL RIVER: BI. Sacrament Church - Bread ofLife Prayer Group - Fri., 7:30 p.m. (673-6567; 6725473; 644-2375); Espirito Santo (P) - Sun. 6 p.m.(672-3352); Our Lady of HeaIth (P) - Sat. 7: 15 p.m.(summer 7:30 p.m.) (679-5089); St. Elizabeth .,- 2ndSunday 3 p.m., church; 4th Sunday 3 p.m., parishhall (679-6903).
SOMERSET: St. John of God Church - 1stThur.,7 p.m., open meeting; other Thur. 7 p.m. forseminar graduates (672-1315).
SWANSEA: House meeting, Kielor residence,345 Ocean Grove Ave., Wed. 7:30 p.m. (674-6990).,
New Bedforddeanery
E. FREETOWN: St. John Neumann chapel(Cathedral Camp) - Wed., 7:45 p.m. (947-4704;763-8874).
F AIRHAVEN: St. Joseph's parish - New Jerusalem Prayer Community, rectory basement - Fri.,7:30 p.m. (992-0082); St. Joseph Prayer Group, 44Rotch St. - Wed., 9:45 a.m. (992-5490).
NEW BEDFORD: Immaculate Conception(P-Adult),7 p.m. Wed., church (995-5089); O.L. Mt.Carmel (P~Adult), 7 p.m. Thur., chapel (997-8853);(Engl.-Adult), 7 p.m. Mon., basement (997-4324);(Engl.-Youth), 7 p.m. Tues., basement (993-4704);O.L. Chapel, 7 p.m. Wed., basement (763-2320). St.John Baptist (P), 7:30 p.m. 1st Friday: basement(992-4985).
WAREHAM: Sacred Hearts Retreat House,Thur., 7:30 p.m. (295-9227).
Scripture Study Program offered twice yearly,beginning first Wednesday of Lent and firstWednesday of October. Information: Rev.Rene R. Levesque, 672-5473; Mary or FredDemetrius, 644-2375.
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F ALL RIVER: St. Anne parish. Informa- F AIRHAVEN: St. Joseph parish, College-tion: Rev. Herbert T. Nichols, 674-5651. J ville Bible Commentary. Information: Deborah
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One, Father John P. Washington of the Archdiocese of Newark,N.J., an Army chaplain, was oneof the famed "Four Chaplains"who went down with the troopsl;1ip. Dorchester when it was torpedoed in the frigid NorthAtlantic in February, 1943. Thechaplains gave their lifejackets toothers and were last seen prayingtogether on the deck of the sinkingship. They were later memorialized on a V.S. postage stamp.
Lady Goulding is cofounder ofDublin's Central Remedial Clinic,Ireland's largest center for thephysically disabled. Herself a physiotherapist, she is also known as apolitician and fund raiser for rehabilitation causes.
Dr. Schwartz, recognized as oneof the nation's outstanding economists and former director of theV.S. Gold Commission, is a research associate at the NationalBureau of Economic Research andthe author of many books onmonetary economics.
Converts jailedVATICAN CITY (NC) -..:.... Thir
teen Nepalese who converted toChristianity have been sentencedto eight-and-a-half months inprison.
Vatican Radio reported that theywere convicted of violating thecountry's law against changing re-.ligions by abandoning Hinduism
. for Christianity.
Hinduism is the official religionof Nepal, the only Hindu kingdomin the world, and conversions arenot recognized. No Christian missionary activity is allowed in thecentral Asian country. Of its 16million inhabitants, about 2,000are Catholic.
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Asbestos grantsWASHINGTON (NC) - The
Environmental Protection Agencyhas awarded nearly $4 million ingrants and loans to Catholicschools to remove cancer-causingasbestos from buildings. AmongCatholic schools, the highestamount. went to the diocese ofYoungstown, Ohio, which received$607,988 in grants and loans. Thelowest amount for Catholic schoolswent to Holy Angels parish, WestBend, Wis., in the form of a $7,672loan.
Father Michael Quealy, fromthe Archdiocese of Mobile, Ala.,an Army chaplain, died on Nov. 8,1966, in the Vietnam War.
Osgood, writer and anchor offour daily CBS radio news broadcasts, a coanchor ofthe CBS Morning News a'nd a frequent contributor to the CBS Eveni'ng News, isthe recipient of many professionalhonors including two Peabodyradio awards.
Donnelly, serving his sixth termas a V.S. representive, previouslyserved three terms in the statelegislature. He is currently on theHouse Ways and Means Committee.
Dr. Dunn, cofounder of PorCristo; a Brockton-based medicalrelief society which works to improve health standards in LatinAmerica, is on the staff of Cardinal Cushing Hospital, Brockton.He is a recipient of the Boston College Distinguished Award for Public Service.
One chaplain, Father Julius J.Babst, of the Diocese of Belleville,Ill., had already earned the PurpleHeart for service during WorldWar I when he died some 25 yearslater in World War II. He was oneof the 70 chaplains to die in thatconflict.
Bishop Daniel A. Cronin will beprincipal celebrant at a 4 p.m. baccalaureate Mass to be offered tomorrow in the Sally Blair Amessports complex at Stonehill College, North Easton.
The 38th commencement exercises will take place at II a.m.Sunday in the college quadrangleor, in the event of rain, in thesports complex. Nearly 500 baccalaureate and honorary degrees willbe conferred.
CBS news correspondent Charles Osgood will be commencement speaker and will be awardedan honorary doctorate of letters.
Also receiving honorary degreeswill be Representative Brian J.Donnelly (D-Mass) of the I IthMassachusetts congressional district who will receive a doctorateof la'ws; maxillofacial surgeon Dr.Martin J. Dunn and Lady ValerieGoulding, each ofwhom will receivea doctorate of humanities; andeconomist Dr. Anna J. Schwartz,who will receive a doctorate ofarts.
Also to be honored is CatherineM. Johnson, college nurse for 19years, who will receive the President's Award. An as yet unnamedrecipient will be. awarded theExcellence in Teaching Award,which memorializes the late LouiseF. Hegarty, for 20 years a professor of mathematics and director ofad ministnitive computing.
WASHINGTON (NC)- FatherArthurC. Lenaghan,a World WarIi Army chaplain from the FallRiver diocese, who died Jan. 7,1944, is among 83 Catholic chaplains who gave their lives in WorldWar II, the Korean War, or Vietnam and who are being honoredby a new monument in ArlingtonNational Cemetery, across the Potomac River from Washington.
The monument, placed by theArchdiocese for the Military Services on Chaplains' Hill in thecemetery, will be dedicated Sunday.
Archbishop Joseph T. Ryan ofthe military archdiocese is scheduled to be principal celebrant andhomilist at a Mass in the cemetery Father Arthur C. Lenaghan, companying it reported thatamphitheater. The monument will who grew up in Sacred Heart then New York Archbishopbe blessed and dedicated on Cha- parish, Fall River, and was a Francis Spellman, head of theplains' Hill immediately after the 1923 graduate of BMC Durfee Military Ordinariate, presidedMass. High School in that city, was a at the Mass, which was cele-
Brig. Gen. Patrick H. Brady, curate at Holy Name parish, brated by Bishop James E. Cas-chief of public affairs for the New Bedford, when he joined sidy and had Father TimothySecretary of the Army, speaker at the Army Chaplain Corps in P. Sweeney as homilist. Hun-the dedication, is a Catholic who April, 1942. dreds of priests including theearned the Congressional Medal Theresa Lenaghan of St. 1'0- senior chaplain of th(: Armyof Honor while serving in Vietnam. 'seph's parish, Fall River, whose Chaplain Corps, were present
"We must never forget those husband James is a first cousin for the liturgy.chaplains who gave their lives for of Father Lenaghan, recalls that Father Lenaghan's vestmentsGod and country," said Archbi- just before the priest left for and sacred vessels had beenshop Ryan in an announcement active duty he happened to drive given to his fellow diocesanabout the monument. by her as she pushed her daug!t- priest, the late Msgr. George
Chaplains' Hill is the site of ter Carolyn, then an infant, in' Sullivan, also a military cha-monuments honoring chaplains of her carriage. plain. Lenaghan said that thenall denominations who died in "He stopped his car, jumped Father Sullivan later took themWorld War I and Protestant cha- out and blessed Carolyn," to Japan, where in Januaryplains who died during World War recalled James Lenaghan. "It 1946 he presented them to nunsII. was the last time any of us saw staffing a newly-built chapel at
The 83 priests honored by the him:' Hiroshima. Father Sullivan thennew monument came from 43 dio- Father Lenaghan was killed offered the first Mass at thece.ses and religious orders. Jan. 7, 1944, near Monte Cas- chapel for his friend, Father
Father Aloysius Schmitt, a Navy sino, Italy, the birthplace of Lenaghan.chaplain from the Archdiocese of Benedictine monasticism, while The chaplain is memorializedDubuque, Iowa, was the first of on duty with the Fifth Army. with other World War II vet-the group to die, killed Dec. 7, His funeral took place Jan. erans on a bronze plaque in1941, during toe Japanese attack 31, 1944, at St. Mary's Cathe- Kennedy Park, Fall River, andon Pearl Harbor. dral. "Cathedral thronged for his high school classma tes an-
Father William Maher, an Air chaplain's Mass" was the front- nually present the Arthur C.Force chaplain from the Diocese page headline in the Fall River Lenaghan Scholarship to aof Brooklyn, N.Y., died on Sept. Herald News. The story ac- graduating senior.27" 1951, one of six priests to fall. 1- ----------during the Korean War.
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First Friday gave me a chance touse one of my favorite lines. Ifeigned a serious expression for'my victims' benefit: If they missedmy creative facial theatrics, mistaking them for disgust at the carrot sticks my mother had slippedinto my lunch, I said, "Oh, oh, oh,oh, no! I just remembered!"
With luck, the audience wouldask, "Just remembered what? Youlook like you just saw a ghost oryour mother slipped carrot sticksinto your lunch again." The setupwas complete.
"The hour of kneeling beforethe incensed monstrance approaches," I would exhale.
I loved it when eyebrows archedand friends stopped midchew of aTwinkie. "An incensed monster?How can you guys do that?"
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Society. is.a macrocosm of theindivid031.' In the gr()wthand'rlevelopmeilt of our sp'ecies, each genera'tionseems t'd perform more compIe;, tasks at a fa'ster pace..
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The present is fascinating but itis also illuminating to look backover history and to imagine thefuture, appreciating the wonder ofevery age.
~oing'\vhat it is supposed' to do,~.~~ that each generatio'n' has j its.purpqse.:We are doing ~hat isexpected, -;- no more, no less. '
I watch m.y 7-month-old gra'ndsCin pulling himselfup with the afdof chair's~lmd' coffee tables. He isintensery eager to ,work his littlelegs and discover this thing we call·balance. In a way, nothing in hislife could be as .monumental'·as(hat first §!ep., ... Soon he win uiter sentences,draw pictures, read books, ridebicycles and build sand castles. Hewill orocess messages and coordi-
The mysterious old ChurchBy Hilda Young
You know, in a wicked kind ofway I miss the pre-Vatican IIChurch. Not so much the Latin orthe meatless Fridays or the marathon liturgies or things like that. Imiss its mystery. And no one appreciates mystery as much as ato-year-old.
That's how old I was when Iexploited the mystery of the'Church. We Catholics still'were anunknown quantity to most of ourPresbyterian neighbors then.
Bing Crosby and the Bells of St.Mary aside, we still scared thedickens out of a lot of them.
My best friend Carolyn's folksonce dropped me off at 8 a.m.Sunday Mass after I'd spent the
. night at their house. Carolyn'smother had got upset when Ipolitely refused her buttermilk hotcakes.
"I don't want to break my fast,"I explained in a deeply religioustone - at least, that's the tone I wasshooting for. "I want to receiveholy communion."
When we reached Holy Innocents Church, Carolyn whispered,"What's it like in there?"
For full dramatic effect, I didn'tanswer right away then said, "Wearen't supposed to tell anyone."
It seemed to have an admirablystirring effect on Carolyn's momin the front seat. I heard her whisper, "Harold, did you hear what shesaid? Did you?"
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:I There are al:w;~ys. two sides ·tothe coin when we contemplatehUIliankind's·progressth~~ug.hhi~
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"F.ik·AlfThose:B·otnlJef6re 1945."The'authorinvites \:is old~timersloc'eleb~at,l1tli.e am~itng cp.ariges wehave seen since we appeare~ on theplaner . _. .' •·'71 posHl}4?prodllcts a~dsig
nifidint social cha'nges are' cited.These days pe'ople take for grantedsuch JoIHlny-come-lately items aspantyhose, contact lenses, ballpointpens and plastic.. Some of us remember· when frozen foods anddishwashers were newfangled notions.
It is hard to imagine officeswithout copy machines or electrictypewriters, let alone computersand word processors. How did welive without FM radio, tape decks,television, fast food, day-care centers and group therapy? Polio vaccines, penicillin and artificial heartswere a dream. No one had walkedon the moon or split an atom.
But let's look a minute beforewe become overly impressed withourselves. Just how amazing is the
. 20th century person when compared with our ancestors?
It has been said that one day'sNew York Times contains moreinformation than a 17th-centuryperson came across in a lifetime. Isuppose "information·' includes thisweek's grocery specials and TVlistings. Quality aside, no doubtthe quantity of words, papers andfacts at our fingertips is remarkable.
I wonder, though, what 17thcentury people thought as theywatched the completion of thePalace of Versailles. Weren't people in the 12th century impressed'at the creation of Notre DameCM~drnn .
. How about the genius who firstblended molten copper and tin tomake bronze? And what a day itwas when some clever homo sapiensdiscovered fire.
Are today's multitudinous accomplishments any greater than those'of the past? The pace of change isincreasing geometrically, but I feelit is the unfolding of a plan.
I think that our generation is
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ST. PATRICK, WAREHAMLiving rosary 7 p.m. Monday with
Maycrowning, Benedictionand refreshments to follow. New CYO officers:Lisa Zine, president; Tom Tully,vice-president; James K.ennedy,secretary; Jay Barakat, treasurer.ST. MARY, SEEKONK'
First communion certificates willbe awarded at 10 a.m. Mass May 28. ,Youth group planning committeeme~ting 7 p.m. May 31. Generalmeeting 7 p.m. May 23. Memorial
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S5. PETER & PAUL, FRMay crowning 9:30 a.m. Mass
Sunday. Grade 8 day of recollectiontoday at St. James Center, Tiverton.Overnight "prime time" reading May26 and 27 for third and fourth gradestudents. Parish council meeting12:30 p.m. Sunday.O.L. CAPE, BREWSTER
Ladies' Guild installation 10 a.m.Mass Sunday, followed by brunch atChristine's restaurant. Children's
.choir rehearsal 4 p.m. today, Parishprayer line is available for emergencies; the intercessory prayer book isfor ongoing requests. Prayer linenumbers: 896-3309; 432-4435;385-9746.
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ST. JULIE, NO. DARTMOUTHConfirmation II presentation
ceremony 6:45 p.m. Sunday; confirmation 7 p.m. Monday. Inquirynight for possible converts June 12.
LaSALETTE CENTER,,ATTLEBORO" Teach the 'c\.1ildren Well p~ogramfor CCD teachers will be held theweeks of July 10 to 14 and 17 to 21.Information: 222-8530.
ST. ANNE, FRFirst communion 2 p.m. Sunday.
I HOLY GHOST, ATTLEBOROYouth group meeting '7 p.m. Sun
day. Dedication of church organand Mass 3:30 p.m. June 25.
ST. JOSEPH, TAUNTONWomen's Guild new officers:
Margaret White, president; JeanArikian, vicepresident; Ruth Beauvais and Dorothy Emond, secretaries; Gert Gotham, treasurer. Vincentians will sing and visit patients at1:45 p.m. Sunday at WedgemereNursing Home.DIVORCED/SEPARATED,N. DARTMOUTH
Meeting 7 p.m. May 22 with DougRiley speaking on "Mediation 'inDivorce Settlements."CATHEDRAL CAMPS,E. FREETOWN
Retreat with Father Babbitt fromSt. Mary's parish, Seekonk, todaythrough Sunday. Youth ministry peertraining day 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.tomorrow.
Father Illig named:WASHINGTON (NC) - The
Paulist National Catholic Evangelization Association has beenchosen to represent Evangelization2000 in North America, and Paulist Father Alvin A. Illig has beenappointed to the project's international board of directors.
The goal of Evangelization 2000,a IO-year effort to begin in 1990, isto train millions of Catholics'around the world to become evan- ,gelizers. The program was founded,in Rome last November by Redemptorist Father Tom Forrest, amissionary for 23 years who is nowinvolved in renewal, and Dutchbusinessman Piet Derksen.
Not a high wallERIE, Pa. (NC) - The Found
ing Fathers intended to erect a'wall between church and state butnot a high one, a church-stateexpert said at an Erie conferencemarking the bicentennial of theFirst Amendment. "The questionhas always been, 'How high awall?''' said Robert L. Cord,a White House consultant onchurch-state issues and a professorat Northeastern University in Boston. Cord reviewed the U.S. history of separation of religion andgovernment in a speech during theconference, which was hosted byErie's Gannon University andsponsored by the Catholic bishopsof Pennsylvania.
ST. LOUIS de FRANCE,SWANSEA
First communion 2 p.m. Sunday.O.L. VICTORY, CENTERVILLE
Youth ministry trip to Rocky.'Point: bus leaves II a.m. Sunday. ,May procession preceding noon MassSunday. Wo'men's Guild communion following noon Mass Sunday. Men's Club meeting 7 p.m.Monday. David Mulholland willspeak on the 'Cape Cod baseballleague. Parish council meeting 7:30p.m. May 23, religious educationcenter.TAUNTON CATHOLICCEMETERIES
Mass 10 a.m. May 29, St. Franciscemetery.' ' ' ,
ST. ANNE HOSPITAL, FRNew executive vice-president is
Ralph DiPisa, who ~ill.be responsible for operations throughout thehospital.ST. JOSEPH, FAIRHAVEN
Block rosary and May crowning2:30 p.m. May 28 at Marian statueon grounds of Sacred Hearts Provincial House. Benediction and refreshments will follow.ST. ELIZABETH SETQN,N.FALMOUTH
Charismatic prayer group eachThursday 7:30 p.m. Youth groupmeeting follows 5 p.m. Mass Sunday. Women's Guild communionbrunch follows 10:15 Mass Sunday,Pocasset Country Club. Betty Mazzuchelli will speak about her recenttrip to aid the needy in Honduras.
,Bible discussion group meeting Sunday. Information: 548-8735.
SACRED HEART, OAK BLUFFSNew Woman's Guild officers:
Violet Rego, president; Marguerite 'Cook, vice-president; Estelle Suprenant, treasurer; Jean O'Brien, secretary. They will be installed at 10 a. m.Mass June II. The annual dinner isset for June 21 at Ocean View.ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, NB
Parish Council meeting follows 10a.m. Mass Sunday. The Women's'League will hold an ethnic sypp-er at6 p.m. May 25, church hall.
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D OF I, ATTLEBOROAlcaz.aba Circle Daughters of
Isabella meeting 7 p.m. June I withpotluck supper. June II, joint communion breakfast follows 10:-30 a.m.Mass, St. Joseph's Church, Attleboro. Breakfast speaker: SisterMargaret Kernan, SUSc.ST. JAMES, NB
Ladies' Guild banquet 6 p.m. May24, Thad's Steak House. The guildhas had the stage curtains cleaned.and will give a college scholarship toa high school graduate active in theparish. Parish council meeting 2 p. m.Sunday, parish center.ST. MARY, FAIRHAVEN
Hearing aids are available. Information at rectory.IMMACULATE CONCEPTION,TAUNTON
Women's Guild living rosary 6p.m. May 23, followed by ham andbean supper. First communion atnoon Mass Sunday. '
HOLYNAM~FR ' ,Children's Mass 10 a.m. Sunday.
Mrs. K.im PowerlJ' has joined theschoo) staff as kindergarten teacher. 'New Women's Guild officers: Mrs.
'Roger Booth, president; Mrs. JamesBigelow, vice-president; Mrs. Francis Sullivan, secretary; Mrs. StephenTerceira, treasurer. Youth groupelections 6 p.m. May 28.
ST. JOHN EVANGELIST,POCASSET- Elections for four new parish councilors will take place at weekend.Masses.ST. MARY, N. ATTLEBORO
May devotions 7 p.m. each Tuesday.CATHEDRAL, FR
New Women's Guild officers, allreelected are Miss Ruth Hurley, president; Mrs. Hadley Lackey, vicepresident; Mrs. James O'Brien Jr.,and Mrs. Antone Machado, secretaries; Miss Mary T. Hurley,treasurer.ST. JOHN OF GOD, SOMERSET
Confirmation candidates held aIO-mile walkathon May 13 to benefitthe Catholic Charities Appeal. Theroute included stops at several agencies that benefit from Appeal proceeds, including Catholic SocialServices, St. Anne's Hospital andthe Catholic Education Office.O.L. ASSUMPTION,OSTERVILLE
Adult choir will sing at 10:30 a.m.Mass Sunday for last time until fall.MEN OF SACRED HEARTS, NB
All welcome at five hour vigil 7p.m. to midnight June 2, St. ~ra~cis.Xavier Church, Acushnet, begmmngand ending with Mass.ST. GEORGE, WESTPORT
Day of recollection I ·to 9 p.m.Sunday, parish center, for youthconfirmed before 1988. Meeting ofaltar servers 10 a.m. tomorrow.CHRIST THE KING,COTUIT/MASHPEE
Pasta, spaghetti sauce, cannedfruits and peanut butter are neededby the food pantry.ST. DOMINIC, SWANSEA
Queen ofPeace prayer group meets7 p.m. eachWednesday. A food bankis being organized in memory ofDeacon Gene Orosz. Donations ofcanned goods and other non-perishables are requested. First communion 2 p.m. Sunday.
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Government Center, having lunchat Heritage Park and visiting theMarine Museum to view a specialprogram.
Pre-screening for over 80 newkindergarten pupils will take placeMay 24 and 25.
May 26 will find St. Anne's students celebrating "Mix-MatchDay" and showing school spirit bytheir various forms of attire.
Kindergarten graduation will beheld at 10 a.m. June 2.
A Pre-School Stepping-UpCeremony will take place June 9,also the last day of school forpre-schoolers.
. Coyle-CassidyJuniors at Coyle-Cassidy High
School in Taunton who are "highscorers" in the 1990 National MeritScholarship Program are JenniferJ. Karcz, Daniel J. Murphy, Stacey J. Sanborn and Steffani A.Sullivan.
They are among 50,000 hig'hscorers from whom will be selected15,000 National Merit Semi-Finalists, whose names will be announced in the fall.
C-C junior Ann Gedrites scored.99 percent out of a possible 100 towin in her division at a recent StateHistory Day held at PlymouthSouth High School. Her projectand paper were on Mark Twainand she was the first C-C studentto be a divisional winner in statecompetition.
ANN Gedrites ofCoyle-Cassidy is the school's first divisional winner in a State History Day contest. Her projectwas on Mark Twain.
Elementary SchoolsAt SS. Peter and Paul School,
Fall River, a recent enrichmentworkshop presented by teachers,parents and community volunteersincluded such varied subjects asbroadcasting, bubbles, stenciling,Chinese calligraphy, travel, firefighting, clowning, cooking, be~utytips, dancing, sta~p. collect~ng,
fishing and scuba dlVlng, ~ew~ng,
making of Mother's Day gifts andhealth careers.
Also at SS. Peter and Paul, thesecond annual awards night washighlighted by a talk by SisterMary Faith, a school graduatewho is now principal at BishopFeehan High School, Attleboro.
Awards included the presidential Academic Fitness Award,which Went to 8th graders RobertBielawa, Heidi Chasse, JoshuaGorman, Maria Pacheco, ScottPaiva, and Andrea Rosseter, all ofwhom have maintained at least a Baverage during their elementaryschool years. .
Frederick Mello was recogmzedfor his "extraordinary effort toachieve academic excellence" andalso received a Presidential Award.
Honored for achieving all Asfor three consecutive markingperiods were Scott Paiva, '89, JasonWilliams, '90, and Adam Jolivet,'93.
Who's Who in American Schoolsacknowledged Andrea Rosseter,Kerri Freitas, Frederick Mello,Thomas McCaughey, ThomasReis, and Peter Richard for theircontributions to the school. .
Thirty-seven other students ingrades 4-8 were presented achievement awards.
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Grade 2M was to take a tour ofFall River landmarks yesterday,touring the main post office and
Seniors Michael Spencer andPaulo Pereira recently participatedin Student Government Day inBoston, Michael as a representative and Paulo as an alternate. .
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at a Very Special Arts Children'sFestival on May 24 at Southeastern Massachusetts University. Over400 students with a variety of dis-
. abilities will participate in the dayof creative arts activities.
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Members of SADD (StudentsAgainst Drunk Driving) sponsoreda table with information on SADDand distributed SADD pins tofaculty and students.
On Thursday and Friday, a carwreck was displayed on the schoollawn as a reminder of the dangersof drinking and driving.
Congratulations go to Ms. PatThomas of Stang's drama department and the cast and crew of"Guys & Dolls.". The New BedfordStandard Times described the recent production as "sassy, breezy.... ~lIlighthearted, zest and zing.:'
Stang students were well represented at th~ recent State ScienceFair held at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
A second piace winner and recipient of a $200 Boston PatentLaw Association award was Michael Spencer with his project, "TheEffect of Water Pollution on aPond Ecosystem."
A third place winner was Matthew Meyer with a study of "TheWintergreen Mint Phenomenon."Honorable mentions went to: KimMorris, "Chaos, Pattern Limitations," and Traci Viveiros, " Effectsof Pollutants on MethanogenicBacteria."
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Science teacher John Ciccotelli,recipient of'a grant from Southeastern Massachusetts University'sbiology department, will dosummer studies involving recom-
. binant DN A work geared towardenvironmental cleanup of fossilfuels. He will also spend a day aweek studying whales. He recentlytook a group of over 100 BishopStang and Bishop Connolly students on a whale watch duringwhich 15 fin back and 6 humpbackwhales were observed with theircalves.
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* * •Bishop S.tang Among the faculty: religionteacher Ted Pirozzi spoke recently
The North Dartmouth high at the annual Greater Boston under-school recently sponsored a drug graduate conference on bioethicsand alcohol a.wareness .week dur- . at Boston College. His presentaing which juniors and seniors were ~ tion explored medical ethicaladdressed by Sheriff David Nel-. decision-making in light .of philoson, who presented his Slam Pro- . sophy in general and Christiangram, in which prisoners relate the theology in particular.tragic results of their involvementwith drunk driving. The programwas followed by addresses byMassachusetts state troopers whodiscussed legal consequences ofdrinking and driving.
Nurses from St. Luke's HospitalCARE (Cancel Alcohol RelatedEmergenCies) spoke to freshmenand sophomores, showing slidesof emergency room carnage resulting from Drunk Driving, given byparents who have lost children dueto drunken driving.
This awareness program wasalso offered to parents on an evening during the week.
.Bishop Connolly"Tapestries," a new literary
magazine at Bishop Connolly HighSchool, Fall River, is a collectionof 40 poems, short stories, essl!Ys,and illustrations. Staff memberHelena Pacheco said, "Connollyhas not had a literary magazine inover 10 years, and there·are lots ofgood writers in the school, s~ wedecided it was time."
Noting that all the staff members were female, Pacheco emphasized that. many pieces submittedwere by boys.
• • •Connolly Athletic Director Mrs.
. Cindy DeCosta has announcedCraig Bernat and Christen Terpakwere April Athletes of the Month.
Bernat is the leading golf teamscorer, setting a new school recordshooting a 33, two under par.
Terpak is a three-year memberof the softball team and is thisyear's leading batter (.375).
Criteria for Athletes of theMonth include athletic accomplishment, leadership, and character.
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aud will head west after graduation to attend the Teton ScienceSchool as one of 14 students accepted into a six-week course in fieldecology at the school which islocated in Grand Teton NationalPark, Jackson ,Hole, Wyoming.The program includes ecology research and on-site studies in suchfields as black bear radio-telemetryand bald eagle reproduction..
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S100 Mrs Paul Grady, M,M William Hogan, M-M lawrenc.e Kane, M-M V,R_ Keefe, John JKelly, M-MGeorge Kenl, Mrs lucy FKiley, M,M Edward Kraus, M-M Frank Rlocke, M-M Eric Hlundgren, Ms Marie JWelch, M-M John Marques, M·M Frank VMedeiros, Mary JMoriarty, M-M John EMurphy, Mrs CharlesMcElroy, Edwin 0 McGuire, M-M Joseph AMcTiernan, M-M Richard WNeitz, M-M George FO'Brien, Capl,and Mrs Edward J QUinn, Richard MQuirk, M-M Thomas Rafferty, Mrs Rita Richardson, Joseph Rotella,William Shanahan, Corinne Shea, M-M RGSibley, M-M Paul RTrappSr: Mrs George EWefers, Or &MrsEdmund l Whekan, Mrs Joseph Whitehead: SBO Edith ABlack, M-M Armand WJalbert: S75 M-M GinoAllola, M-M FrancIS HCronin, M-M Thomas Faulkener, Raymond ludden, M-M John Mitchell, Mrs Mary COrmiton, M-M Brenton Ray, M-M Joseph Tierney; S6D Dr- Mrs Peter Amorosi, Mary J Donovan, M-MThomas Sheehan, Roberl SSoukup, M-M Warren Witzman
S50 Thomas CBailey, Mrs Harold Baker, M-M Raymond Bois, M-M TadeuSl Badach, Joan Broadcor.ens, M-M James FBurns, M-M Joh~Callahan, Mary ECedrone, Rita Church, Maj Ret MargaretJ Conley,M-M Herbert Connors, M-M Andrew E Corrigan, Patrick Cox, James E Cronin, Richard Croteau, M-MEdward J Curley, M·M James Dacey, M-M Joseph Deveney, M-M J. B. Doherty, Mrs Frank J Duggan,Edward Dunleavy, M-M Thomas Eaton, M-M Allred Ferro, M-M Joseph HFlynn, Jr, M-M Stephen Foley,M-M David Gallagher, Janis AGallagher, M-M John B Giorgio, Mrs Virginia Ginivan, Or-Mrs Arthur JGorman, M-M Thomas Grew, M-M James JGreeley, Mrs Helen Hansen, M-M James PHoar, Mrs DonnaHume, JohnlVirginia Hutchinson, M-M Carmen IllO, M-M Timothy Jones, Herbert AKenny, lawrenceKenney, Joan Kiggen, Annette licee, Robert HKinkaid, M-M Clarence ~ King, M-M William lynch, MrsEdward Madden, M-M Haynes Mahoney, M-M Joseph Mahoney, Mrs Joseph Mannering, M-M GeorgeMartin, M-M Robert J Mason, Walter W- Mabel M Milleh, M-M laurence Morse, Ms Ruth Mulford,Margaret C Mulligan, Mrs James C McGreay, Eugene McGillicuddy, Anne Mclaughli, M-M JohnMcMahon, Mrs John McManus, Mrs Richer McNealy, M-M William McPartland, M-M lawrence Newell,M-M George Nestor, Mrs George ENicoll, M-M FrancisO'Brien, In Memory of Dennis& NancyO'Connor,M·M Edward JO'Keefe, Ed Oleary
S50 M-M Joseph Ortman, M-M Norbert F Parent, Herbert Kenney, Oiane Pennallatase & KarenChrzanowski, M-M James TPhillips, Mrs Clara V Porter, Bernice J Poutas, Peter Regan, M·M William JRegan, Joseph Ryan, Mr_ Kerry VSmith, M-M Robert Stamp, Or & Mrs Edmund J Sullivan, Mrs JohnSullivan, In Memory of lawrence PSullivan, M-M Robert Sullivan, M-M Eugene RTilley, Mrs Agnes BWalsh, Donald Walsh, M-M Thomas Wood; S4D Ms Anne McGivney, M-M Raymond l McGrane, M-MEdward FHanlon; S35 M-M louis Florio, Austin &Julie Griffin, Theodore Kappler, M-M Dorothy Kolb, M-MFrancis EMooney, M-M William McKenney, M-M George Thompson; S30 Alice Connolly, M-M Charles MCronin, Mrs Rosine Dolan, Catherine ADonnelly, Or. &Mrs_ Ralph H_ Dumas, M-M Hugh TFee, M-M BillyJoe Gieselman, Gray, M-M William Griffith, Mrs Richard Hegarty, M-M John Houst, M-M John lally, MrsEileen PPaine, M-M Guy JPatrilli, M-M Francis Riley, M-M James NStephens, Mrs Richard Terrio, M-MEdmund Tessier
S25 Mrs Richard M Angeley, M-M Albert Arone, M-M Wm Arseneaugh, M-M Francis Anderer, M-MNorman Babineau, M-M Thomas EBache, Mrs Thomas CBaldwin, Mrs louis Baredi, M-M Frederick GBarker, AlexanderlConstance Bean, M-M William H Behan, Mrs Harry Blythe, M-M Dalpold Borowick,Mrs Nella ABosworth, Mrs Dominic Campanile, Edward Carbone, Mrs Thomas Carey, M-M Verna Carey,M-M Henry Chenetle, Barbara GClifford, Mrs John Cochran, M-M Warren J Cole, M-M Coleman, M-MAndrew Comeau, Kathleen AConcon, Dorothy MConnell, M-M Thomas CConroy, Mrs Mary RCorcoran,M·M John JCorrigan, Mrs Frances Crawford, Mrs Bainbridge Crist, FrancisJ Cronin, JamesJ Cronin, MrsDorothy Cullen, Irene Culver, M-M David JCurtin, M-M John Czyoski, Mrs Francis Davenport, Mrs Will ridDeBlois,Mrs William DeCost, Ellen BDonahue, Mrs Gilbert Dillon, Helen Donahue, Mrs Francis Oonnelly,M·M John Donovan, Mrs John RDonovan, Mrs Charles PDriscoll, Francis Driscoll, Mary DriSCOll, M-MGeorge Dubuc, Catherine Duffy, Marie Duffy, WRDunn, Mrs Thomas Earley, Nancy Emmell, M-M Denis AEnglish, Slerling WJ Farrenkopf, Mrs Rose Marie Faust, M-M James Feeley, Mrs George Finn, ElaineFitzgerald, M-M Robert Fitzgerald, Robert J Fitzgerald, Mrs Matthew Fitzsimmons, M-M John Flaherty,M-M Michael J Frucci
S25 M·M NICholas Garololo, M-M William WGarrety, Ms Phyllis Germano, M-M Norman Gill, M-M FWGlynn, Mrs Joseph Greene, M-M Richard EGrenon, M-M Joseph Grigaitis, M-M Richard EHalloran, MrsHenry H Hanell, Sylvia Hatch, Mrs Oaniell Healy, Mary Healy, M-M Gerard Heffernan, M-M WilliamHeller, laureta Hennessey, Mary THennessey, M-M John FHopkins, M-M James Hosey, M-M laurenceHubbard, M-M Jeremiah Hubeny, Mrs Geo_ H_ James, M-M Wilbur Johnson, M-M Earland Jordan, M-MAlphonse KablSaitis, M-M Daniel SKeary, M-M James Ke~ry, Mrs John Kelly, Gail Kenney, Sherley Kenny,M-M Francis Klehle, Mrs Hugh Kilmartin, M-M Edward J Kinchla, Susan F King, Mrs Joseph Klaus,Matlnus Kraska, M-M Adam J Kudarauskas, M-M AllaTanzi, Don lawrence, Mrs louise leary, Georgelemire, M-M Adelard lePage, Mrs lawrence lippard, Jane M logan, M-M Frederick lindahl, M-MThomas lonergan, Mrs William low, MrsStanley JMaciotek, M-M George Magurn, M-M John JMahoney,M·M John Malloy, M-M James AMaloney, M-M leonard Marino, Mrs Ellioll Martin, M-M Francis Martin,M·M Robert Masiello, M-M KAMatheson, Richard EMaxwell, M-M Herbert JMolway, Mrs John Morse,Helen &Don Mullaney, Mrs John Mullen, Mrs Oorothy Murphy, M-M Ronald Murphy, Mary Murray, MissFlora MacDonald, Miss leafy MacDonald, Mrs Alexander Maclellan, Audrey McCluskey, M-M RMcCorkle, Mrs Ralph EMcCoy, M-M Francis JMcDermolt, Katehrine McDermott, Ms Margaret McDermolt, MrsThomas PMcDonough, M-M Paul FMcGourty, M-M Arthur FMclean, M-M Robert CNewell, Mrs JosephNorton, M-M George Noury, M-M Claude O'Boyle
S25 Mrs Charles JO'Connor, M-M Hubert FO'Neill, George Orsulak, Mrs David MOwen, Joseph Panek,Mrs Rita Paquin, M-M John J Parulis, M-M John Pavao, M-M Carl Peterson, M-M Richard Pierce, M-MCandido Pinto, Mrs leonard Pinto, Mrs Vivian VPowers, M-M Wm Puzella, M-M John GPyne, M-M RonaldQuayle, M·M Peter Randall, M-M Eugene Remie, Mrs Cecelia Rennie, Mary FRiley, lawrence & MaryRistuccia, M·M JJRoberts, M·M George FRodenbush Jr, M-M paul Roell, M-M John TRose, Mrs AntonioJRossi, M-M Robert Routhier, M-M Frank Rudd, M-M Stanley PRussell, Mrs Mary Ryan, MrsJeannette Stlouis, Harold JSaling Jr, M-M FrederickJ Sciarappa, M-M Donald Sheehan, M-M Robert BShipley, M·MRichard Sine, Ms Catherine ESmith, Mrs George HSmith, M-M Robert Smith, M-M John FSplaine, M·MAnthony Staiano, M-M John Stetkiewicz, Margaret HSteward, Brian Sullivan, M-M Edward Streile, M-MFrancis H SUllivan, Mary l Sullivan, M-M Paul Sullivan, Ann Sutherland, M-M lubomir Szumski, M-MJames Tafralian, Mrs Agnes Tenney, Albert-Anne Theroux, M-M Kenneth Thomas, Edmond Treiney, M-MFrank Tortora, Donald Trites, Robert Wallace, Gertrude FWhelan, M-M Joseph Welch, Mary Yosgandes,Mrs Tracy Zeller, M-M Mallhew Zurewick
PROVINCETOWN
St. Peter the Apostele SlOO M·M Ronald lopes, Ruth Rogers, Albert Tavares; S75 M-M Warren Costa;S50 Elaine Cabral, M·M Edmond ADalpe Sr, M-M JHoward Days, Marilyn Downey, In Memory olThomasAFrancis, M-M Walter Harding, Margaret Roberts; S35 M-M James Roderick, M-M Francis Silva: S25 M-MWilliam Allison, M-M Paul Benatti, M-M Edward Boxer, Adeline Coelho, Marie Costa, Dorothy MCurran,M-M Bernard Oays, M·M Herman DeSilva, M-M Joseph Dirsa, Genevieve Ferreira, M·M leo Gracie,Dorothy linskey, JArthur lopes, Julia McGrady, M-M Raphael Merrill, M-M FrankJ Patrick, M·M EugenePoyant, M-M Albert Rocheteau, M-M David Roderick, M-M Edwin Rose, M·M Robert Russell, ChristineSilva, M-M Emmanuel Souza, Isabelle Volton
SIOO Dolores Preuss; S50 M-M Michael Tasha; $30 M·M SPeter Codinha; $25 M·M Francis Alves, M·MBill Burrell, Delphine Cabral, lucille CDonahue, Kevin J Ferreira, M-M Manuel lewis, M-M Todd Molla,Raymond Nolin ffl, M-M Warren Perry, M-M Bernard Santos, M·M Stephen Silva
Buwrds BIY
St.lllrpret $100 M·M Paul Duffy, M-M John HHickey, ThomasP, O'Brien; $50 M·M John Silva, KayConnelly, M-M Tony Vieira; $25 Marie Andrews, Mrs Dominga Andrade, M·M Frink Rose, M·M ErnestPerry, M-M August lopes, M·M Anthony Baptista, M-M George Murray, Mary Olson, Patrick &Helen Nee,M·M Fred McComisky, Major & Mrs_ Ray Fisher, M·M lee K Stephens, Cecile Robbins, M,M DanielSweeney, M-M laureston Jackson, M-M Vincent DeMore, Carmen Zwieg, Florence Carey, M-M WayneDudley, M-M Raymond Boucher, Ida Monteiro, M-M Stephen Baptiste, Katherine fernandes
$200 Ruth Pope, Chester A Dolin Jr_, $150 M·M Raymond Desrosiers; $100 M-M Norman Bonney,Anna Shea, Grace Campia, John & Irene Murphy, Rose Arsenaulf, M-M Charles fuller, Mrs BeverlyPolisky; $50 Irene Gosselin, M-M Gary Maloney, M-M frank Poller, ~r_, M-M Gordon Oliosi, Joseph Curtey,M-M Robert Stefan, M·M John Gray, Pasquele Corricelli; $40 M·M Peter Duffy, M-M John Bellissimo,Mary Thomas, M-M August Cristofori; $35 Eloise Reynolds, Mrs lillian Kennedy, M-M Joseph Zlogar; $30M-M James lopes. Melvin Burns, Pam &Bill Gosselin. M·M Richard Dobbins; $25 Mrs. Catherine Reagan,M-M Willi8Jll MacKenzie, MaryV Rose, M·M Victor Barrows, M-M Thomas Spiro, M·M frankSupikowsky,Mary Rautenberg, Ralph fox III, Martha Monaghan, Georgina lips, M-M John Bourne, Josephine Welsh,M,M James Murphy, Constance Ikkela
IIlShpee
Christ the Kin, $1500 Rev, Ronald ATosti: $500 M-M John Connor; $400 M-M John Urban: $300Arthur Brennan; $240 M-M Harold Allid; $200 M-M Peter Walls, M-M Edwin Karp; $150 M-M JohnThorn, M-M Charles Rogers, M-M William Ricci: $120 M-M Robert Crolly, M·M James Walker; $100 M-MWilliam Gately, Ruth Jonis, M-M Eugene McCluskey, M-M William Johnston, M-M John Donovan Jr, M,MFrederick Everell, M-M John Tolchinsky, Mrs Roy Smith, M-M Frederick Holway, M·M Austin Findlin, M-MWillis Michaelson, Anne Hanley, Mary Hanley, M-M J Norman Fitzgerald, M-M Gerald Wadey, M,MWilliam Ferguson
$50 M-M David Kopp, Mrs, Mary Mone, Helen McCarthy, Mrs_ Martha Rubado, M-M Frank Mahoney,Margaret Corcoran, M-M Hubert Raymond, M-M Ronald Butler, Mrs_ Elizabeth Tyminski, Mrs Henrylabute, M-M Richard Rourke, Mrs_ Paul Hurley, M·M Thomas Capizzi, Or &Mrs Joseph ComaIIi, Mrs AnneFitzgerald, M-M William Gerson: $40 M-M Joseph O'Keefe, M-M John Cawley, John Denaro: S30 Mrs_lawrence Bjork: S25 Sally Bold, M-M Douglas Gaudelle, Hilda Almeida, M-M Robert Dosch, Mrs RaymondMartini, M-M Oram Dubey, Anne Shaw, M-M George Baker, M-M Robert Mullen, M-M Richard Shaughnessy, Mrs_ Helen SCUdder, M-M George Wyall:Mrs Allred Lewando, Virginia Belanger, M-M AllredTracey, Gerard LaBute, M-M John McNamara, Grace Howard; M·M Bruno Magdalenski. M-M Thomas
McNamara, M-M William McKay, Sr., M-M Francis Burke, M-M Angelo Massa, M-M James McGrath, M-MJohn Murdock, Joan Shields, Alyce RHoward, Mrs Chester Brown, Mary Bullock, M-M Henry Godleski,Mrs. Richard Holmquist, M-M Emile lareau, Mrs linda layne, M-M Agostino leone, John logan
North falmouth
St. Elizabeth Seton $400 Rev. Joseph l. Powers; $360 M-M Frank McManus; $300 Mrs William F_Foran, M-M Joseph McCarthy; $200 M-M Robert FMcDermott $160 M-M Noel Almeida; $150 Mary louBallou; $125 M-M John WDonohoe, Judge & Mrs Roger Champagne; $100 M-M Frank Aliano, M-MGeorge Baker, M·M Paul BOUdreau, M-M David Carboneau, Mrs_ Frank Corrigan. M-M Paul Halpin, JohnHughes, Mrs Rose HHurll, Knights of Columbus, Mrs Thomas 0 lawrence, Mrs Elizabeth leavey, M-MEdward McGuire, Mrs ManuelT Medeiros, M-M Francis Murphy, Mrs Joseph BMurray, ThomasJ Norris,MsClare MO'Brien, M-M James HO'Connell, M-M William Roche, Mrs Grace Sullivan, Ms MargaretTilton,M-M Ralph FVaccaro, M-M Gerald AWiedman, M·M George West; $65 Mary CMorris; $60 M-M William C,McClarren,: S50 M-M William GAndrew, M·M Paul April Jr, M-M FrankArbusto, M·M francisP Bagarella,Mrs David Bercovici, M-M Richard Boudrot, M-M Walter Bzibziak, M-M Robert Caron, M-M AnthonyCaruso, M-M Dexter ECoggshall, M·M Richard Daley, M-M William l Dallon Jr, Ralph DeGregorio, M-MWilliam PDillon, M-M James Doherty, M-M Eugene Donovan, Mrs Patrick JFinn, M-M Charles Kenyon,Mrs Charles laWless, DrlMrs John EManning, M-M Paul McGowan, M-M Martin Millane, M-M RobertMorganrath, William FMoyniham, Mrs Warren JPalmer, Mrs Julianne Palmieri, M-M Howard Redgate,M-M Sherman Schuck, M-M John Sullivan, M-M James AWard
$35 Thomas Fermoyle, M-M CharlesS InnisJr, M-M Thoma~ JleRocque, M-M Robert 0 Rudden: $30Mrs John Howe; M-M Richard Antonellis, M-M Robert Antonucci, M-M Jerry Aubrey, Mrs William Bailey,Mrs Stephen A~arnes, M-M Kevin Casey, M-M John Cooke, I~-M James Corr, Mrs Earl C!eemer, M-MThomas Curtin, M-M William DiCroce, M·M Brian PDuarte, Mrs Austin Egan, M-M Fred Eggleston III, M-MCharles AFermano, M-M Robert Ferreira, M-M Dana Freeman, M·M Thomas JGarvey, Mrs John Gibbons,William PHendel, M-M Karl Herendeen, M-M CKeefe Hurley, M-M Leo Johnson, M-M Robert Uohnson,M-M John Joyce, M-M John Kennedy
$25 M-M frederick lawton, M·M Walter Pleahy, M-M William Rlewis, francis Mahoney, M-M RichardMahoney, M-M John K McCarron, Mrs John McCue, M-M Ed,md Medeiros, M-M William Monty, M-MCharles EMorgan, M-M Mario Molla, M-M Richard Nixon, M-M Joseph BNoonan, M-M Paul Noonan, MrsJames PO'Brien, M·M Donald O'Connell, Mrs Helen f O'Connor, M·M James MRazinha, M-M James FRemillard, M-M Francis CRose, M-M Stephen Totunno, Mrs Herbert JSemino, Or &Mrs Edward Sheehan,JamesJ Sheehan, M-M Andrew ASmith, M-M Charles Smith, JaimeSouQe, M-M JamesStack, Mrs RalphStitilis, Mrs Stephen CStressenger, M-M William Thompson Miss M_ Veronica Weidman, Mr R,H,B,Winsor, M-M James Zafarana, M-M Chester WZakrewski
Centerville
Our lady of Victory $1000 Rachel MBourque, Henry Kiggen: $500 Deacon & Mrs Joseph PStanley;$300 Mrs_ Raymond Wynkoop; $250 M-M William Dacey III, Helen TMcCabe; $200 Mrs FrancisJ Dugan,M-M Anthony DeDecko, M-M Alfred fournier, MHenry Mcinerney, M·M Raymond Pendergast, M-M Renel Poyant; $150 M-M Howard Daviau, Agnes l Mcinerney, M-M Roy FPollino; $125 M-M Paul J lynch,lillian FO'Neil. Robert FRooney;$120 M-M Richard BMcNamara; $100 M-M Alfred Bafaro, M-M GarrellFBowler, Edward Burchell, Joseph Cairns, Sr, M-M William EC~nnors, M-M John FCreamer, M-M JosephCCullinan, DrlM Edward VCyburt, Anthony DeCrosta, M-M Thomas OePaola, M-M Milton Donovan, M-MEarll Downs, M-M Marshall Faillace, John l flemming, Elizabeth Galvin, M-M Edward J Gibbons. Sr_,M-M William Glover, M-M Thomas Greene Jr, Mary GHamiltoll, M-M James WHiggins, Francis Kilday,M-M Patrick lee, M-M Albert Makkay, Jo-Ann SMcDermoll, "atherine MacOonald, Mrs John Macleo,M-M Stnaley Mclean, Henry l Murphy Jr, M-M Jack J Pendergast Jr, M-M Arnold EPond, Mrs JamesPower, Edna M Reilly, Marea Sefton, Mrs John FShea
$ 75 Mary Bohling, Mrs Job Hlippincoll, M-M James TM:Carthy, Marjorie McCready, Mrs Wilbur F• O'Donnell, Mabelle O'Neil, M-M Luciano Raspante; $60 M·M leo HBarksdale, M-M Peter Boissonneault,
Helen l Kelleher; $50 Jennie Andres, M·M John FAylmer, lawrence Bennell, M-M Thomas F Bigony,Nina Bremer, M-M Joseph l Cairns Jr, Eileen MClaliin, MrsWilliam JCotter, M-M Reginald Collelle, M-MWilliam HCrowley, M-M leo Cushing, M-M Brian Dacey, M-M Jose OeMelo, Kathleen Denahy, M-M John FDesmond, M-M Ruben Deveau, M-M Dennis Driscoll, M-M Roland Durocher, Jane flynn, M-M Thomas Jflynn, Kalliope GGaroufes, William THorrigan, M-M Wayne l James, M-M Bernard FKelley, M-M RichardKennedy, M-M James EMcGrail, M-M Charles l Maher, M-M leo Hamer, Patricia Miller, M-M RobertMorris, M-M RobertNolan, M-M Joseph O'Brien, Mary O'Brien. Mrs Dennis Quinn, Mrs Raymond Russell,M-M James Sacchelli, Graham Scudder, Edward Souza, Mary SIIIIIvan, Mrs Walter Theriaull, M-M JosephTrapp, Sally EWarren
$40 M-M Joseph Brescia, M-M Donald Colebourn, Helen PHogan, Mildred BJoslyn, Dorothy Placy,MrsGuiliord Mudgett: $35 M-M John JConnolly, Mrs Harry DaVIdson, Gretchen Deichert, M-M Andrew JKelly, Mrs Howard Munroe; $30 M-M James Barrell, William GGrinnell, Augusta lacy, Edward Jledwith,M-M Frank McDonough, M-M Stephen O'Brien Jr, M-M francis Walsh, Gladys Wiinikainen: $25 M-Mlloyd EAllen III, John Anderson, M·M John Baldner, Elizabeth Baxter, M-M Eugene l Binda, M-M HlBiron, M-M John JBlumelle, M-M George Bonda, M-M John JBrosnan, DrlM loren CBurger, Mrs TheronBBurlingame, Mrs Frank Carlucci, M-M Benjamin Chase, M-M Chester Ciborowski, M-M James Clarkin,Mrs lawrence Colwell, Michael Conlon, M-M Francis JConnors, M-M John FCosby, M-M louis Costello,M-M William l Crocker, Mrs John Crowley, M-M George Desmond, M-M Arthur l Oesrocher, M-M William JDilion, M-M John J Driscoll, M-M William H Dugan, Stephen J Dugan, M-M Ralph Duplin, M-M JohnDunton, M-M Edward Eastham, M-M Francis Fayne Jr, M-M Homas Florence, M-M George Fonseca
$25 Mrs George Garoufes, M-M William Gent, M-M Armand Goulet, M-M George Graham, M-M John PGralton, Edith Growe, M-M Eugene Hammond, M-M Charles H Hazelton. M-M Charles Huber, AnnaHurley, Mrs Albert Harkins, M-M Roland Hicks, Mary Hoppe, Theresa G lamele, M-M Ellis Johnson,Charlotte M Kelly, M-M William Kelly, M·M John Kennedy, M-M William Kenney, M-M James KeVille,Helen BLandrigan, John f leary, M-M Walter lendraitis, M·M Peter Jlillis, Katherine Rliston, louise EMcKenna, M-M Courtney McMahon, M-M Frnacis McVarish, M·M Edward Mara, Mrs Charles 0 Meeker,M-M Raymond Marchesseault, M-M Roland J Marcoux, M-M Nicholas C Montecalvio, M-M AndrewMurphy, M-M Edward J Murphy, John Murphy, Thomas FMurphy, DrlM James ENadeau, Edward JNelson, Mrs Ubaldo Nugnes, M-M Thomas Nutile, M-M Willis ROakley, M-M Arthur O'Keefe, M-M WaynePaddock, M-M Howard WPember, M-M Stephen St GeorgelPickul, Jr., M-M John WResnik, HaroldRoberts, Mrs William Robie, M-M Keith Sacht, M-M Willrid 0 Sampson, Mrs Thomas MScanlan, M-MGeorge CSchmidt, Mrs PeterShannon, M·M Willred EShelley, M-M FStanley Smith, Mrs RobertStarck,M-M Joseph Stefens, M-M Robert EStewart, M-M Kenneth Stuart Sr, Mrs Thomas Sullivan, Mrs Walter lTeehan, M-M Robert EThompson, James l Thornton, Mrs ArthurTomlinson, M-M CharlesJ Valcour, MrsWalter CVerney, M-M Edmund J Walsh, Cynthia Weinert, M-M Thomas Williams Jr, Clara EYoo
VineYlrd Hlven
SI. Au,ustine$500 Dean RSwilt$150 M-M James Gillis; $1 00 M-M Francis Metell, St Vincent de PaulConference, M-M Pasquale Nicolaci; $50 M-M fled Thifault, M-M Francis Pachico, M-M James Maciel,Daniel F Burgo, M-M Allred Ferro: $40 M-M John McCarthy; $35 M-M Michael Carroll, Mrs John THughes, Viola lopes; $30 Madeline & Ernest Pachico; $25 M-M Manuel Estrella, Michael Figueiredo, M-MThomas Brown, M-M Frank Gonsalves, Evangeline CBerry, Herbert &Therese Baptiste, Ethel Alley, M-MRichard Andrade, M-M Joseph Andrade, Georgiana Kurth, M-M Jean levesque, Richard Oliver, BellyOrtiz, Ray's Tire Service, Evelyn Silvain, M·M Theolphilus Silvia Jr, Mrs Bradford Sylvia, M-M RoyDeBellencourt, Noreen Flanders, Rose Gouveia, M-M William Hagerty, Clifford Estrella, Hazel King, DoraBeauchemin
Chathlm
Holy Redeemll $150 Mrs Albert Doherty, M-M John Pallen, Mrs Eleanor Sylva; Sl25 M-M AnthonyUeberwasser; $120 James &Jane Drew;$IOO Cecilia Aide, M-M JamesAmsler, M-M Hebert Bober, M-Mlawrence Cornish, Jeannelle fontaine, Constance Gormley, Marie HGriffin, M·M James larkin, ElizabethLeBlanc, Vera Mazulis, Karen Morin, M-M Richard O'Meara, M·M lawrence O'Rourke, Mrs LorraineRollins, M-M Willi.am Sheehan, M·M John Sullivan, M·M RobertWolin; $ 75 M·M Joseph Forbes; $35 M-MJohn Joyce; $30 M-M Elmer Torre, Doris Watson; $25 M·M Robert Banziger, M,M Gerard Barry, M-MWilliam Claarese, M-M Henry Carlin, Jeanne Dinand, M·M John Dixon, Catherine Eldridge, Mrs John Rflood, Rev Martin Grena, M·M Denis Hynds, James Keane, Elizabeth Marshall, Helen McHug/J. Mrs-Richard Merrill, James Moffill, M·M Rlymond Moss, Robert JPayne, M-M Thomas Philpott, Ethel Porter,M-M William Ready, M-M Joseph Reynolds, M-M Edward Sabol, M-M Paul St John, M-M James Stratico,M-M Walter Terrio, M-M Theodore Tischler
OstllYille
Our Lldy of Assumption $1000 Rev, Clarence Murphy, A,onymous; $500 Mrs Barton Tomlinson;$250 Mrs Richard Gralton; $200 Mrs Paul Toohey, Thomls Hartigan, M-M James Ryan, Anonymous;$150 M·M Henry Schroeder; $100 M-M John 0 Sullivan, M-M Oavid Bradford, Arthur Corcoran, MrsThomas Powers, Hope Burke, M-M Philip Boudreau, M·M Paul Fair, M-M William Naas, Mrs JohnAdomonis, M-M Jeremiah O'Connor, Mrs Peter Kiernan, M-M Robert Grady, John Keelon; $50 M-M TJoseph McCook, Barbara Corcoran, Theresa Cronin, M-M Elinus Hadley, M-M Thomas Hennigan, M-MLouis McKnighf, M-M William Sharkey, M-M Victor Adams, Itelen Murphy, Edith White, Mrs JosephLogue, DrlM Michael Miniter, Mrs David Sheehan, William Wright, M·M Joseph Scanlan, EileenSzymanski
$40 Sylvia Zwicker, Eileen Mciver. Mrs Sherwood Tondor!; $39 M-M CurtisSanlord; $35 Mary Hurlihy,M-M Richard Curley, M·M Gerald Mclellan, Mrs Tliomas O'DonreU, M-M Joseph Monteforte, M·M CharlesCassidy; $30 M-M Minos Gordy, M-M Arthur Marney, M-M Wiliam Carpenter, Catherine Moriarty, M-MKevin Oonnelly: $25 M-M Thomas Warren, M-M George Vamva~_as, Mary Pina, M·M Edward Stimels, M-MJohn Fucci, M-M Francis McQuillan, Mrs John TCasey, M-M JJseph Holden, M-M Raymond King, M-MJoseph Meehan, Dorothy Peterson, M-M William Bright, M-M ~icholas Seymour, M-M David Hayward,M-M Edward Kelly, Mae Thomas, M·M Frank Dick, Margaret McGonagle, Margaret Sheehan, M-M RichardCross, Mrs Peter Nese, Mrs francis Buller, M-M Ronald Day, Barbara McDonough, Margaret Sweeney,M-M George Walsh, Ruth Cunnion, M-M Roland Ashley, M-M flichard Swaylik, Mrs lincoln Divoll, M·MJames Mueller, Anne Gildea, M-M Jerry Monroe, M-M Milton Boynton, M-M John Bryan
Nantucket
Stlliry $400 Rev_ Philip ADavignon: $250 M·M Robert McGrath: $200 John Mendonc~, KennethHoldgateJr;$150 Donald Terry, lucille Hays III: $100 MylesReisSr, Robert Mooney, M-M JamesCrecca,M-M Howard laundry; $ 75 Sam Macrina; $65 Eunice Sjolund, Gertrude Holdgate; $52 M-M RichardRyder, $50 M-M David Murray Jr, Annelle Stackpole, Thomas McAuley, lucille Pew, Bea Gonnella, M-MRichard Glidden, Dorothy lochtefeld, Josephine Deacon, 5haron Cranston, Carol Cowan, KennethMcAuley, M-M Arthur Butler, Mark Arnold; $40 DrlM Fred Vallell; $35 M-M William Ellis, CharronRanney, M·M Edward Pollard, Eileen McGrath, lucille lamb, "'arcellus Glidden, M-M Richard Kotalac;
$30 M-M Edward Slrojny, M-M Robert Sjolund, M-M francis Lynch, M-M Michael Kalman, M-M JamIeMarks '
$25 M-M Wiater Wiszuk, Warren Valero, James Worth Sr, Shirley Watts, M-M Barry Thurston, AgnesSylvia, M-M Philip SUllivan, M-M Wesley Simmons, Irene Shall, M-M Joseph Senecal, M-M Robert Ruley,M-M Roger Roche, M-M Victor Reed Jr, Anna Roberick, M-M Edmund Ramos, M-M William O'Keefe,Patrick Newport, M-M George Metcalf, Marguerite Maloney, M-M Robert Malavase, M-M Frank Psaradelis, M·M Peter Kalzer, M-M James Joynt, Helen levins, Nancy larrabee, Richard Kalman, Albert laVoie,M-M Ralph Hardy, M-M Thomas Holden, M-M Robert Frame, M-M James Hardy, M-M John Fee, M-MRobert Grant, Arthur Egan, M-M James Duarte, M-M Ronald Dasilva, Carol Crowell, M-M FrederickClark,Robert Campbell, Mary Childs, M-M Melvin Cardos, M-M John Siavitz, M-M Richard Herman, M·M JohnMcDonald Jr, M-M George Manchester, M-M John Sullilvan, M-M Arthur Green, Eleanor ferreira, M-MHenry Huyser, M-M Thomas Devine, Delores D,y, louise Conway, Ann Coffin, Virginia Bretschneider.Emily Annis
Olt Bluffs
Sicred Helrt $250 M-M Henry Corey:$150 Mrs Jean O'Brien; $100 Davies Family, Raymond Farland,M-M William Herlihy, Mrs Harold Andrews, Elizabeth Cornell; $60 Otis Rogers Jr; $50 Mrs Everett Rogers,M-M Edward BenOavid, M·M James Cleary, M-M Donald BenDavid; S35 Mrs Arthur BenDaivd; $30 HarryCDoor Mrs Carol Giosmas, Manuel deBetencourt; $40 Wentworth Tripp; $25 Mrs linda LaBell, M-M Fred loud, ir, Mrs Clare~ce Herrmann, M-M Elmer Santos, M-M Edward Sylvia, Patricia C2sta, M-M JohnCristopher, Mrs John DeBellencourt Jr, M-M Roger Surprenanf, M-M Anthony Rebello, M-M RIChardMavro, M·M Edward Panek, Mrs Peter Dawley, Robert Dawley, Robert Reagan, James F Barry, M-MWilliam Anderson, M·M Richard Giordano, M-M Donald Medeiros, M-M Andrew Farrissey, Mary EllenRogers. M-M Manuel Rose, M-M John Riley, Melvin DeBellencourt, M·M John CorreIa, M-M JOhnCamacho, Mrs Elizabeth Sylvia, M-M Donald Billings, M-M James SRego Jr, M-M William Norton
Sindwich
Corpus Christi $ 750 Anonymous: $600 Afriend; $360 Anonymous;$350 Rev_ James ACalnan: 250Helen MSmith, Anonymous:$200 M-M Philip JCardarople, M-M leo JKelly: $150 Anonymous; $125 AFriend: $120 M-M James f Radloff; $100 M-M Joseph VAshmankas, M-M John J Besch, Agnes l Bixby,Katherine E Bixby, M·M Raymond H Crocker, M-M Peter A Oonahue, M·M Richard J England, M·MCharles E Hughes, M·M Joseph S lemieux, Alma H lindgren, DrlM Robert f Mealy, M-M William EMurphy, Madelyn FNichols, M-M Michael GNoonan, M-M David JO'Connor, Robert l O'Malley, M·MChristopher Papadinoff, M-M Robert F Rogers, M-M John P Rogovich, M-M Robert ASheehan, M-MRichard ETavares, M-M Robert 0Whearty; $ 75 M-M Frank 0 Haley, M-M FrankG MacDonald, M-M FrankJ Mangan; $52 Mrs Robert BBaron
$50 M-M Benjamin CArnold, M-M Clifford T Bates, Cecile CBazzinolli, Mrs John J Burke, M-MRidgeway JCrouch Jr, M·M Bernard CDiPietro, M-M Arthur JDolan, M-M William KEarle, M-M Robert EFarrell, M-M Fred WFay, BJJohnson, M-M Joseph FKeenan, Sarah llatimer, Anne AMaroney, M-MBruce FMcDaniel, M-M Patrick l McDonnell. Claire EMcKenna, Ida l Meade, M-M Eugene BO'Keefe,M-M Antonio Rigazio, M-M Don ESwanson, M-M Martin PVarley, M-M Robert 0 Wentworh S45 M-MEmiliano Gavazza; $40 M-M Angelo Dante, M-M Gino AMacoralli; $35 Jean Cugno, M-M louis CEmond.M·M John JGillis, M-M Richard JSymonds;$30 Patricial DeConto, M-M Ralph JDeCubellis, M·M WilliamCJones, M-M Peter Matherwiez, Mrs James AMorgan: S25 Joseph FBazzinolli, Olga M Consoni, M-MEugene JCorradi, M·M Wayne 0 Davis, Elizabeth VDeegan. M-M JohnJ Ewing, Mrs Fred 0 Eifert, SabinaFernandes, Rosemary Flick, Katherine IFlinker, lucy NFonseca, M-M Alexander AForni, Helen l Freeley.Elizabeth CFrieh, Beatrice KHarlow, M-M Joseph FHennebry, M-M Rudolph WHowes, M-M Joseph EJacinto, M-M Kevin PKennedy, Mary Kent, Kathleen MKnowles, Olga Vliberty, M-M John FMcHugh,M-M William M Martin, M-M Charles Martindale, Mary McKearney, M-M Patrick M Morris, James CMullan, Mary ENeill, Mrs Tivio Papi, M-M Anthony J Parissi. M-M Normand EPerron, M·M Richard JRivoira, M-M DrlM Sabino J Rizzo, M-M Daniel CRyan, M-M lawrence WSchelle, M-M Clement MSchlueler, M-M Paul T Smith, M-M Nelson Stephens
falmouth
St Patrick $3500 Rev_ Francis XWallace: $1500 Rev_ James AMcCarthy; S1000 M-M Joseph PDunnSr, Anonymous; $500 M-M Richard l Kinchla; $400 MKFraser: $200 M-M lionel Cure, M·M Paul Goulet,Anonymous: $150 Anonymous; $125 Katherine Robbins, Mrs Margaret EWeil, Or Edward Filch: $100M-M William CDillon Sr, Helen MMoriarty, Memmolo Family, M-M John Coleman, Mrs Theresa RSlone,AEClancy, Gerald Flynn, M-M Paul McGonigle, M-M John Molongoski, M-M William O'Connor, M-M PaulOlenick, M-M Arthur Rapoza, Anonymous; $80 M-M Edwin Medeiros: $ 75 Mrs Joseph B Miskell, M-MDavid Carr, Anonymous; $50 M-M Chester Frazier, M-M William Buckley, M-M John JCarroll Jr, M-M Tleonard Mallhews, M·M John l Maloy, M-M Raymond laliberte, Melvin Dolan, Cyril & Olga fennelly.Frances TBarry, M·M Armand Ortins, M-M Vincent Inness, Mrs Wallace Pierce, M-M Robert Granfield.M-M Richard lopes, Robert H McDonald, M-M AR Hallahan, Mrs John M Joseph, M-M Bernard Plawrence, Mrs Robert l Koob, DrlM Walter Mclean, Mrs Bernard O'Hayre, M-M Edward l Sludley, M-MTheodore Tavares, Anonymous; $40 Anonymous: $35 M-M Adam Kaspar, M-M Aldo Milanese, M·M-JohnCiummei, Mrs Joseph Golden, Anonymous
$30 Mrs Josephine Doyle, Mrs John Flynn, M-M Anthony Glista, M-M Arthur Robichaud, M-M PaulKelleher, Anonymous; $25 M·M Harold Woods, M-M Millon RSteele, Mrs James Miskell. M-M David JMiller, Donald AMoitozo, Mrs George Ferris, M-M Gail Cavanaugh, Mrs James Cassidy & Margaret MCassidy, The Abisla Family, M-M Norman LaForest, M-M Stephen Hamel, M-M Edward GEnos, Jr, MrsAdeleGiabbai, M-M RobertS Allen, Elizabeth Kennedy, Mrs John Pimental, M-M Jesse Miller, Mrs AdelineVadala, M-M Herbert Hart, M-M Raymond Maguire, Mrs Mary Ames, M-M Vito Puopolo, M-M KeithBradley, M-M Anthony Yando, Teresa Albert, M·M Chester Christie, M-M John O'Connell, M-M Donald FO'Connor, Mrs Alice Jonas, Marguerite Emmel, Ms Rita Conlon, M-M Francis J Bradley, Mrs BertramHaddon, M-M Joseph Armbruster, M-M Hubert M McKenna, M-M Edmund Zmuda, M-M Joseph Alamont, Paula lauzonis, Mrs Richard H Kippen, M-M Howard lannon, M-M John Hayes, M-M JohnNochella, M-M Victor SPozerycki, M·M William TConnor, M-M leo JSullivan, John CFitzgibbons, M-Mleonard Barr, DrlM George DeMello. Mrs Doris forman
$25 M-M Ellsworth Nightingale, Pauline Gradeski, M-M Martin Bogosian, Mrs frank EMclaughlin, MrsJohn Murray, Mrs Roland lamothe" Margaret ABurke, Mrs Daniel Geronimo, Mrs John J Burke, M-MFrank McFarland, Anonymous '
NEW BEDfORD
Our lady of Mt. Clrmel $500 M-M Vincent Fernandes: $350 St Vincent de Paul Society: S275 InMemQry of Guiiherme and Maria Mluiz; $150 AFriend: $100 In Memory of Albert &Olive Florio: $75M-M Albino Da Silva: $60 M-M John Perry: $50 Afriend: $100 Manuel AGomes, M-M Manuel Medeiros,Mt Carmel Senior Citizens, M-M Duarte MRaposo, In Memory of Shirley N Mendonca, James Perry, AFriend: $70 AFriend; $60 M-M HenriQue Rouxinol, AFriend; $50 M-M Joao SCabral, Blanche Souza,M-M Jose SCosta, M-M Hildeberto JSousa, M-M Edward MRouxinol. M-M Manuel JRapoza, Jesse Mello,M-M Donald MCosme, Rose SMoura, M-M louis Medeiros, M-M Ernest Medeiros. M·M James Almeida,Huguete Soares, laurenio M Soares, Jose Gil, Elias Costa, M-M Federico Ybarra, M-M Joaquim Flourenco, John Tlourenco, M·M Fernando Xavier, Matilda Britto, M-M luiz MReis. M·M Manuel Sousa,M-M Joaquim Gil. M-M Antone BSantos, M-M Victorino Da Silva, Antone Felix, AFriend;
$50 M-M Joao SCabral, Blanche Souza, M-M Jose SCosta, M-M Hildeberto JSousa, M·M Edward MRouxinol, M-M Manuel JRapoza, Jesse Mello. M-M Donald MCosme, Rose SMoura. M·M louis Medeiros,M-M Ernest Melleiros, M-M James Almeida, Hugete Soares,laurenio MSoares, Jose Gil, Elias Costa, M-MFederico Ybarra, M·M Joaquim Flourenco, John Tlourenco, M-M Fernando Xavier, Matilda Brilto, M-Mluiz MReis, M·M Manuel Sousa, M-M Joaquim Gil. M-M Antone BSanlos, M·M Victorino Da Silva, AnloneFelix, AFriend; S40 M-M HenriQue Dutra, M-M Jaime SPeixoto, M-M Francisco Vieira, M-M Donald M
_ Cabral, Ruth Roderick, A friend; $35 M-M Jose Da Rocha Soares, M.M Joseph GSilveira; $30 M-MAntonio Pedras, David Moniz, M-M Gil Moniz, Jose Custodio 00 Carmo, Manuel Oliveira, M-M AbilioPimentel, M-M EvaristoS Couto, M·M Kenneth King, Maria Angelina Medeiros, Joao Francisco Pina, M.MManuel Tavares, M·M Armando 0 Alves, M-M Jose A Medeiros, M-M Mauricio Freitas, M-M AntonioMigu~f, M-M fernando Abreu &Cynthia, M-M Manuel Cabral, M-M Charles MSanlos, M-M Daniel BPita, Afriend:
$25 In Memory of Ignacio P lopes, In Memory of M-M Antone Mello, M-M Mario Souza, M·M JoaoBorges, Jenny Silveira, M-M Arthur AVasconcellos, M-M Arthur Gilbert Souza, M-M Norberto De Oliveira,M-M Jose 00 Rego Silva, Claire Souza, M-M Richard Cabral, Cheryl Marie Souza, M,M Ernest Souza, M-MFernando A Carvalho, M-M Arthur Tavares, M·M fernando F Machado, M·M luis Almeida. laurenioSoares, M·M Joseph Pavao, M·M Jose Alberto Serpa, M-M Nelson J De frias, M-M Pedrb Silva, M-MJoseph Silveira, M-M Manuel Afonso, M-M Humberto Rodrigues, M-M Jose Julio ARego, M·M Jacintho AFerro, M·M Manuel Couto, Ana l Maciel, M-M John Pereira Simas, Robin Abreu, Hortense Ribeiro,Michael Ribeiro, lilly Gomes, Cindy lewis, Debra Homen, Maria De S. Joao Vasconcelos, M-M MarioSanlos, Maria JPimentel, M-M Antonio Garcia, Sophie AViveiros, M-M Raymond Medeiros, M·M MichaelASantos, Zelia Maria Rodrigues, Elizabeth Figuerido, AFriend
Sf Hedwi, $200 Palla Fa~iiY: $125 Walter Twarog; $100 M-M John 0 Mello; $50 M-M MallhewDobyna, Mrs laura Goulart; $40 Eveline Maleski; $35 M-M Donald MOrris; $25 M·M Rudolphe ABlanchard, Crown Travel Center, Mrs Celia DeCosta, M-M JamesFrancis, M-M Mieczyslaw Galanek, M-MWalter Hamot, M-M Stanley los, M-M Stanley Mastey, Mrs Elton Monize. M-M Brian 0 Nobrega, M-M JohnNoga
Our lady of fatima $200 M-M Anthony Perreira: $100 M-M J louis leBlanc; $65 francis Schellenberger; $60 M·M Domingos Parau; 450 Clovis Fecteau, Carolyn Pimental, M-M William Texeira; $40 M-MMario Melo, M-M Joseph Montour; $30 M-M liberio Soares, M-M Jose Medeiros, M-M Arnold Ponte, M-MJoseph Vezina; $25 0 l of Fatima ladies Guild, M-M Emile Beauregard, M-M Allred Bouchard, M-M DavidBuckley, M-M Joseph Cabral, M-M Emile Camire, M-M Gilbert Cavaco, Mrs leo Cloutier, Mrs AliceDesrosiers, M-M Manuel Doliveira, M-M Ronald Fortier, M-M Francis Frey, M-M Herbert Isherwood, MrsAdrienne Jusseaume, M-M Jean landreville, Mrs Constance loranger, M-M Arthur Munroe, M-M DanielMurphy, M-M Gilbert Rebello, M-M Normand Robitaille, M-M Donald Sorelle
St.lawrence $600 Very Rev, John P_ Driscoll, V.F,: $651n loving Memoiry of Patrick SDavis; $60 MrsRuth Markey: S50 James Buckley, M-M Nelson Dumaine, M-M lawrence EFinni, M-M Arthur Kirkwood,Mrs frances Koch, Mrs Grace MOsborne; $40 Helen ADriscoll, M-M Ralph Souza; $35 Mrs FlorenceBrower,M-M Edward FCarney, M-M John Fletcher: $30 M-M Manuel Guerreiro, Mrs James Mosher: $25M·M Kenneth Andrews, M-M William Ashworth, M-M Raymond Bolton, M-M Charles Kelley, AndrewKennedy, M-M George lavoie, Maurice Mahon, Joseph B. Mcintyre, M-M Walter Medeiros, M·M edwardMello Jr, Mrs Bernard Murphy, James FMurray, M-M Thomas f Parker Jr, Robert Peccini, M·M leo StAubin, M-M George Walker, Mark J Wills, Mrs Yates
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51. John the &aptost $200 In Memory 01 Manuel & Mana H Medeiros Andrade, $150 M-M DamelV,elra,5t Vmcent de Paul Society, M-M George AVasconcellos, Mrs Vlctonna CotnOIr, $100 M-M ManuelAlexander, M-M Allred Mello, M-M lUIs AMiranda, Mrs Manuel JSoares, St John the Baptist PortuguesePrayer Group, M-M Atty Joseph Ferreira, MMFernando Sousa, M-M Alberto Pereira, Anonymous; $75M-M Joseph Avila, M-M James Connelly, $60 M-M Horace Wnght, M-M James Gaffney, $55 M-M ViriatoCosla, Anonymous, $50 Rosahna Camara, M-M Edward Macedo, M-M Angelo Martms, M-M Jose ASousa,AFnend, Anonymous, M-M Antomo MSousa, M-M Manuel 5 Silva, M-M Carlos Raposo, M-M ManuelSouza, Mrs Camillo Costa, MMGilberta Codelro, M-M Manuel Martms, M-M Jose AAlves, M-M RobertGomes, M-M Manuel Santos, Hanna Santos, M-M Frank VMachado
$40 Isabel& Agnes Souza, Mrs Antomon lomba, Joseph Baptista, Jr, AFnend, Anonymous, $38 MMleo Veiga, $35 Anonymous, $34 AFnend, $30 Adolph & Joyce Walecka, M-M Manuel PBrum, M-MManuel Barlo, Fatoma Silva, M-M Walter FAmaral, In Memory 01 M-M Manuel PArruda & Family, M-MJoao Ohvelrl, M-M Ronald Simoneau, M-M Manuel FGaspar, Carlos Mascarenhas, M MAntomo Braz,M-M Manuel Arruda, M-M Joseph Mello, M-M Bruce SWire, M-M Jose Gomes, M-M Armando ADlas, M-MRlchlld Carreiro, M-M John lavadmho, M-M Jaime Garcia, Judith Fre,tas, M-M Antomo Rodngues, M-MCarlos Cardoso, M-M John MTorres, $25 Mary Schusner, M-M Wilham Wanat, M-M James SylVia, OonaldMedeirOS, M-M Hennques MedeirOS, M-M Robert Gonsalves, M-M Manuel Alves, MMAntone Souza Jr,M-M Manana Ferreira, M-M Carlos AgUiar, MMDonald Carreiro, Mrs John Texeira, M-M Manuel Tavares,M-M Anthony Mathews, John Rodngues
$25 M-M Richard Lopes, MMJoseph Tavares, MM Bnan Goulart, MMAlbert Momz, M-M NelsonConchmha, In Memory 01 the MedeirOS Family, MMLOUIS AFurtado, MMArthur Vieira, Mana Glt, M-MJohn PTorres, M-M Nestor MesqUIta, MMJoseph Gonsalves, Mana CPacheco, In Memory of Joseph &Mary Ferreira, M-M Armand Gaudette, Connie Ferreira, Mrs Fernando Cruz, M-M Donatd Collet, John &Chnstme Marshall, Eva Carreiro, M-M John Pateakos, M-M Amenca V,elra, MMArthur FrOltas, AldmaHenry, Mana J Cardoso, Jesse & Natalie Santos, M-M Edward Dutra, Anonymous, AFnend
SI. Klh'an $48 W,lham & Dorothy McCarthy, $35 M-M Raymond ADoyon, Janet Hardman, $25 M-MHerbert Brown, Elizabeth Mosley, Mary Ellen RibeirO, M-M Edmundo Tavares ', - .
o l of Assumption $50 Antomo Fonseca, M-M Adolph MonteirO, $25 MM John Rodenck, M-MFranCISCO Neto, Denms AVila, Juha Cabral, M-M Adalberth Rozano Sr, Mary Mette & Candida Lobo
5t: Franc,s of ASSISI S200 MM-Anthony Armanetto, $100 In Memory 01 lOUIS Bono, M-M Robert KBradley, M-M Wilham Whelan III, $52 R,la Marcotte, $50 MMArthur Carvalho, M-M Joseph Neves Jr,$40 MMRaymond Gardoer, $35 MMFranCIS DeTerra & Mother, Mary JToblassen, $30 M-M John BFigueiredo, M-M Robert Macc,m, M-M Anlhony TNeves, M-M Harry Peltavmo, Kathleen Treadup, $25M-M Davis BalestraCCl, Judith Ann Belli, Alfred JCamalom, James VCamalOm, M-M Anthony Cardullo,M-M Joseph Colletti, M;M Gilbert Ferreira, M-M Joseph Gaghardl, In Memory ot Rita Gallant, M-M JohnGoodfellow, James & Diana Henry, Mrs George Jablon, MMRobertson Kane, M-M Edward Leary Jr, MrsRobert JMorelli, M-M lawrence NOVIa, M-M Robert Ohnesorge, M-M Joseph Ohvelra, Mrs Isabel Perry,M-M Robert Pittman, Mrs VIctor Reale, Suzanne Sulhvan, MMIrvmg Sykes, Rose Sykes, M-M CharlesTarpey, Mrs Frank TeIXeira
, -St Theresa $600 Rev Richard LChretien, $400 In Memory 01 Brstlop Connolly, $250 M-M Eugene
lemieux, 4150 M-M John WCofer, M-M Launer Marcoux, Mrs Eleanor Strong; $125 M-M Charles Jodoin,$100 M-M Raymond Bourassa, Mrs Henry Leblanc, M-M Gerard Richard, leonard Rock, OVlla Rock, AFnend, $75 AFnend, $60 MMAlfred LEmIeux, $50 M-M Bertrand DAllam, M-M Norman Brassard, Mrslilhan COrre, MM Joseph Goyette, Mrs Maunce landry, M-M Raoul Leblanc, lemleux Electnc, MrsEmehe LemIeux, MMR,charltSylvla, M-M Rene Tnal, M-MRoland VIgeant, AFnend, $40 M-M RomamPayant, M-M Bernard Poyant, AFnend, $35 M-M Robert Boulet, Mrs Damel Rego, $30 In Memory of MrsSalome Bissonette and Conrad Bissonette, M-M Manuel PeIXoto, Susan Richard, M-M Girard Sharkey, AFnend, 25 M-M Herve Allam, M-M Adnen Angers, M-M Man08raga, M-M GeorgeF Burke, M-M KennethCamara, $25 M-M Paul Carner, M-M Michael Carvalho, M-M Roland Dumas, Mrs Rita Duval, M-MTheodore Frechette, M-M DaVid Fredette, Mrs Ida Gilbert, M-M Ronald Gonneville, M-M ValmoreGonneville, M-M James GKelley, M-M Joseph Flalrance, M Paul langloIs, MM Marcel lareau, M-MWilham leblanc, M-M Napoleon leClerc, M-M Ernesl MedeirOS, M-M Manuel Menezes, M-M PatnckMerCier, MMTimothy Meyers, M'M Enc Newberg, Mrs Vmcent Raffa, MMAlan Ross, M-M Robert SoOza,AFnend -
5t Anne $500 Rev Martm l Buote, $50 Angelo Fraga, John lager, AFn~nd, $40 Arthur Michaud, JohnSyIVla..$30 loUIsProulx, AFnend $25 Michael Bowden, Donald Bowden, Ehlabeth Morency, In Memoryof Marc Morency, John Townley, Ernest Ohver"Raymond Gonsalves, Harry Sears, Rita Woodford,Raymond Kobla, Ralph Saulmer, John Walsh Clement Mailloux, Arthur Morency, Henry Copslant
O,l of Perpetual Help $1000 M-M Andrew Banas..$525 Conv FranCIScan Fathers, $200 Spec,alIntention Anonymous,'$70 M-M FelIX Wilkow,cz, $50 MM Bill Arabasz, M-M Rodney M"Ce,ka, M-Mlionel DubOIS, M-M Mitchell Gacek, MMThad Irzyk, M-M Paul APabls, Special Intention - Anonymous,OlPH ladles Society, Dr/M John WolkoWICI, Anonymous, $40 M-M Joseph Gonet, In Memory of Frank &Rosahe Jeghnskl, $35 In Memory of Waller & Jenny Piorkowski, M-M Wayne Crouch, M-M WallerPolchlopek Jr, Rosary Society at OlPH Pansh, Anonymous,$30 SpeCial Intention Anonymous, M-MChester Pomchtera, M-M Mllchell Koclera, MM Joseph Skypeck. Anonymous, $25 M-M EdwardBobrowleckl, M-M Peter BorOWiec, MMEugene Chaberek& Family, Henry Galus, Mrs Florence,Goyette,M-M Charles Holland Ir, MMleo Klsla, Casimir Koclwara, Mrs Genevieve KondZlolka, Ms Nancy AnnKondZlolka, Mrs Janma Michalski, Mrs Stelame PablS, mrs Stephame s.m,th, MM RaYmond Splrlet,Stanley SlanklewlcI, MM LoUIS Swol, Anonymous,
FAIRHAVEN
si_ Joseph $300 M-M DomemcNlcolack, $200 M-M James Honohan, $100 MMJeffrey Alhson, M-MDennIS Borges, M MArthur Frates, Mrs Margaret FSoares M-M Raymond Starvlsh, $50 M-M ArlhurCousineau, Manuel GarCia, M-M Grover CJohnson, M-M Jeffrey Osuch, Mrs Grace Rose, Mrs DaVId Sibor,Mrs Aurore Silva, MMPhlhpS,lva, Lucy Stevenson, MMLeo Tremblay, MMLoUIS Veilleux, Mrs EdwardWelch, $40 M-M GermanoXaVler, $35 Roland JDespres, Ms Michele Soulard, $30 Ms Margaret Goggin,M-M Curtis Pepin
$25. M-M Edmond Allam, MM Robert Andrade, In lOVing Memory of Richard Antonsen, JosephBegnoche, M MlOUIS Braga, M-M John Brennan, Eda Caouette, MMRichard Costa, M-M Clement Daley,lorraine Oamm, Joseph Desautels, Mrs Paul Despres, Mrs Charles Dexler, MMMatthew Donovan, MrsArhndo OosSantos, MM Roland Oube, M-M Alfred Fosler, M-M Steven Foster, Jr, Mrs RaymondGonsalves, Mrs Arthur Govom, M-M Kennelh Grace, M-M Wl'ham Hagen, Mrs John Iddon, MMJosephLandry, M-M llZandre lopes, MM Frank Makara, M-M Daryl Manchester, Mrs Erwma MonIZ, MrsKenneth JNoyer, Mrs Manuel Ohvera, MrsSantos Ortega, M-M lincoln Palmer, Mrs leonard Parker, MrsRoger Picard, Mrs Simone Rezendes, MMJohn Rodellgues, M-M Marc Santos, MMleon SylVia, M-MRonald Toussaint, MMFranCIS Tucker, DaVid Wade, M-M Morns Wa'ecka, M-M Robert Wood, Jr
St Mary's $100 Sacred Hearts Assoclalron at St Mary'sChurch, M M.Matthew Hart, $50 Mrs BarbaraMama, MMIrank Maru)o, $40 M-M Weber Torres Jr, $25 M-M John Botelho, M-M Jay Tavares, MMstephen Gonet, Maullce Hevey, M-M Peter Almond, Mrs Evelyn Martm, M-M John Hergenhan, MrsPhtlomena Charamba, MMRobert Hillman, M-M DaVid Capella, Mrs Adehne Grenon, Clemence Motyl,Mrs Rita Costa, MMDonald llpsett, Mrs Shilley Veronneau, MMCharles KluboWICI, Mrs Mary Morns,MM Manuel Martin, Alfred Gauthier & Sheila Dorgan, MMWalter Urban, Mrs Sophie Amaral, ArnoldCe,ka, M-M James levasseur, MMJoseph Cataldo Jr, MMRaymond Vary
NORTH DARTMOUTH
St Julie Btlhart $500 MM lawrenoe AWeaver, Dr/M Stephen FSulhvan, $400 M-M Hardmg JCarner, $200 Senator/Mrs Wilham Maclean, $150 Mary CHalloran, Hudner TKennedy, $125 Clara MWeeks, S100 M-M Robert Hall, M-M Kenneth Souza, M-M Edward Magiera, In loving MemollY 01 Joseph& Agnes Soares & Manuel ERodllgues Jr, M-M Arthur POitras, $80 Beatllce B Freitas, M-M WilhamWinSper, $60 M-M Robert lukowskI, $50 M-M Joseph Medellos, MM Stephen BraI, M-M KeVin GChampagne, MM Mark Carney, M-M Thomas McKenna, Helen FrOllas, MMJoseph Jacmto, DorothySmith, M-M Thomas Beedem, MM Robert Steele, M-M Richard laFleur, MM Arthur Powell, M-MAnthony Ballistelh, MMPaul Machado, $40 M-M Jose Fraga, Beatnce Freitas, MMSteven Figueiredo
$35 Germame E,Damm, Nancy ARose, M-M Raymond Butts, $30 MMRobert JBesse, M-M OldmelroCanto, M-M Peter Washburn, M-M George Bllto, Pllscilla Sprague, M·M John Morns, M-M DaVId Vieira,Annmalle Anderson, MMHenry Archambault, MMMark Fortin, M-M Robert lavoie, M-M Antone Soula,M-M Joseph Arruda, MMManuel Nunes, Helen Gage, M-M John Farlen, MM Thomas Hardman, MMRaymond Souza, $27 MMFernando Correia, M-M Joseph Miguel, $25 M-M Ambal Medellos, M-M RobertJoseph, M-M Carlos lopes, Sheila Isherwood, Grace Moreira, M-M Antomo Pacheco, M-M RichardMathews, Helen ,Weeks, Wilham Hlggms, Thelma leplre, M-M Mark De Melo, M-M_ Paul Rocha, M-MRobert McDonald, M-M Ernest Fredette, Judith Haskell, lUCille Mann, John-Viera, M-M Joseph Welsh,M 101 Timothy Su, M-M Normand Dulault, M-M Paul Bessette, lUCille Cuesters, JoaqUlm Silva, MMBruceObvella, M-M Imnuel Morro, Mary RIVet, M-M Stanley Bablec, M-M Raymond Vmcent
$25 M-M Douglas PlenIOger, M-M Normand lehevre, M-M Jasper Parnell, M-M DaVId Costa, EdWinaVargas, M-M Armando Prenda, M-M Joseph Ferreira, Charles Kamm, M-M Norman Dussault, BettyCambra, M-M Roger Pouhn, Anna Vieira, M-M Richard ~argfrede, M-M Gilbert SylVIa, M-M MIchaelTravers, Celestmo Macedo:Mary Waegel;n, Marguellle Mahoney, Elvira Correoa, Emma FornaclIII, M-MCharles Almeida, M-M Roger Cournoyer, M-M Thomas Patenaude, Anne Taber, Rita WhiteSide, M-MBoland Lefebvre
SOUTH DARTM~UTH
SI. Mary $1000 Rev Walter A Sulhvan, $200 In Memory ol'the Aubertme famtly, Dr/M Arthur FBuckley, M-M DaVId larsen, $150 Kathleen TShea, $125 Mary Tluoz, OhVla M lUll, $IOD Dr/M louISMiskell, M-M Joseph RGlennon Jr, R,ta EPowerrs, M-M Thomas lynch, $60 M-M John l Downey, $50 InMemory of M-M Thomas BaldWin, M-M Stephen Bottlghell, M-M Nelson Mare, M-M Frank JMello, M-MRalph HParsons, Claire DIVIS, M-M Thomas l Maher, M-M EdWin JMcQUillan, Dorothy BG,bbs, ManuelRebello, M-M Stephen WConnully, $35 Mary ~ GracII, $30 M-M Heho Rocha, M-M Paul Ferro, $25 InMemory of Rev leoJ Ferreira VG, Ehla Jerome, 51. Mary's ladles Guild, M-M Joseph Bence, MoM Vrctortadetto, M-M John Durant, Jdg/M George Ponte, M-M Fredellck DCole, Marcelle Woodhouse, M-MRobert Peck, Mrs Edward Robmson, Ms Rose Espinola, M-M Joseph 5 lUlz Jr, M-M James SUlierman,M-M Bruce lem,eux, M-M Michael Nestor, M-M Joseph Vrera, M-M Manuel fre,tas Jr, M-M Eugene Caron,Jacquehne Costa, M-M leo Telesmamck, M-M John Walker, M-M James Boyle, M-M Bruce Monte, M-MloUIS Carreiro, M-M Robm Homes, M-M George FDurant, M-M Dante BalestraCCl, M-M Ernest Santos,M-M Manuel Resendes, Mrs Hennetta PelrlOe, Mrs leonard Rose, Mrs Frank Coteman, M-M Henry SylVIa,M-M Richard Galhgo, Mrs Manuel Frasrer, M-M John AGonsalves, M-M Gerald Murphy, M-M FreddyGroves
WAREHAM
Sllnt Patrict$300 Mrs John J Callahan, M-M John Joyce, In Memory of Dr RobertJ Donovan, $250Deacon & Mrs_ Wtlham A Martin, $200 FranCIS J Costello, M-M Thomas Costello, Mrs Ralph Hayden,Rev John C Daly, C5 C_, $150 M-M Melvm Prada, M-M leonard SaVignano, $100 M-M JamesCunmngham, M-M Roger T EII,ott, Malle C Hobbs, M-M Frank Krystotolskl, Mrs John Maloney, MrsHerman E_ Prada, Emlhe &Deborah Rose, Samt Patllck Circle, St Patllck Conlerence, St Vmcent de PaulAnonymous, $75 M-M Albert Santos
$50 Arthur Breagy:M-M Hlldeburto Borges, Mrs. Robert H Candee, M-M Edward Coyne, M-M AlbertCarreiro, M-M Charles Crocker, Mrs_ Roy Frankhn, M-M Michael Galavottl, M-M Edward Gaspa, M-MWilham Glbhn, M-M Antone Gomes, M-M Colhn Gordon, John Gnffln, M-M Hulot Haden, Mrs FredellckKile, M-M Robe" Klocker, Mrs RM lackie, M-M Matthew Mutch, M-M Anthony Rolto, Mrs Wilham
Rogers, Jr, WIlham Wllbams, $35 M-M John Boyle, Mrs FranCIS A Costello, $30 MMFred Fellah, M-MCha~es Hunter, Hugh O'Bllan, laura Vechl, M-M Paul J Wllhams
$25 Tony Bacchlen, Mrs Theodore Baptiste, M-M DaVid Barry, Mary Beauheu, M-M Tony Chllstlln,M-M Bruce Clark, M-M John Clark, Mrs DaVId Cowell, M-M lUCien A Duverger, Mrs Carle10n Eldlldge,Mrs_ IrvIO Evans, M-M Peter l. Feeney, M-M Charles Galhgan, M-M Rudolph Gendron, Mrs GeorgeGifford, M-M Guerreno Govom, M-M Thomas Gurney, M-M Gerald Hallett, M-M Albert R Hebert, Mrs.Herbert lloyd, Juho Marks, M-M leo MarquIS, M-M W,lham Matte, Mrs lISIO Mestlell, Mrs Mildred lMorse, M-M Henry McCray, Mrs Phlhp McEntee, M-M Richard Ohver, Mrs Wilham Olson, M-M Arthur E_Perkms, M-M Glen Prada, M-M Joseph Rose, Joseph GUlseppe SClch,lom, Sr , M-M leon Semeter, M-MHoward Smith, MMCarl Sousa, Wilham G Slevenson, Mrs Bernard Tobin, MMJames J Toomey, Mrslorrame Wallmg, Mrs Arthur Walsh, M-M Almon Westgate 3rd
MAnAPOISETT
St Anthony's $1000 M-M Paul Duchame, $600 Rev Barry W Wall, $250 M-M Real Breton, $200Vlrgmla GIOgrass, $1251n Memory 01 Joseph W Hurley, $100 M-M FranCIS O'Nelil, M-M Wllbam Carler,M-M Charles Rodllgues, $75 M-M EdWin Alilld, $50 Dr/Mrs Joseph Aleardl, M-M Wilfred Belanger, M-MRichard Bono, M-M Charles Calles, MM George Charette, Manbeth Dahill, M-M Wilham Goetz, M-MCharles Kelly, M-M Edward leWIS, M-M Paul McCabe, M-M Charles Ruel, Barbara Silva, M-M JosephSulhvan, MMBernard Talty, Mrs Balfour Tyndall, $40 Helen Dahill, $35 M-M Waller Bowman III, MrsKenneth Tuttle, $30 M-M James Berssler, M-M Russell Hiller, Florence Huetteman, Juhe lallViere, M-MJames Sumner
$25 M-M Joseph Ballistelh, Romeo Bedard, M-M Phlhp Bernard, M-M Andrew Bobola, M-M RaymondBllggs, MMMiguel Billa, Jayne CerkoVltz, M-M Alden Counsell, MMEdward Oays, Charles Fmn, M-MJohn Gannon, M-M John Gibbons, Pamela Hardy, M-M Wilham Heiden, MM Roger Kelley, M-M DaVIdlawrence, Mrs Arthur leary, M-M Donald MalVIn, Rose McCarthy, M-M Jack McGraw, M-M JamesMcHenry, Irene Sanderson: M-M Clifford Silveira, M-M Wlllllm S,lvelra, M-M Joseph SylVia, M-M PeterTrow
EAST FREETOWN
51. John Neumann $650 Rev George E Harnson, $100 M-M Bernard Gleason, Dr/Mrs A WilhamMercrer, M-M Robert Pusatell, M-M Chnstlan Meyer, M-M Paul Sorelle, $50 M-M Robert Barlow, SuzanneThompson, Donald Munroe, $30 MMlou,s Ghllard;, $25 M-M Gary Trahan, M-M Norbert OUImette, M MMarc Meumer, MMPaul Fortier, John Durelle, M-M Robert Smith, Jeannette Tlsdelle, Cortes Vanety,M-M Raymond Bourbeau_
MARION
Saint Rita $250 M-M Nelson Adams, III, $1000 Richard & Helen Arthur, 'Claude & Mildred Elhs,Edmund &Mary McCarthy, FrancIS &Mary Mead, $50 M-M Frank Calarella, James &Kathy Feeney, John&Kay lowney, Frank l Robllollo, $40 Edward &Mary Ryba, R'chard &Gertrude S,mcock, $30 Harry &
,PatncII leber, M-M Fred MacDougall, AI Muren, M-M QaVld Pimental, M-M Richard lens, $25 RaymondAndrews, M-M Henry Bnggs, MMJames M Cam, James Hannon, Roland &Shirley letendre, Fletcher &Cathenne long, Ronald & Joan McDonald, Frank & Evelyn Torres, M-M DaVid T Weber
, ACUSHNET
St FrancIS Xavier $300 M-M l Cabral, Mrs Wilham Schaffer, $200 O'Bllen FamIly, $100 M-M JBraun, J Costa, M-M C Kramer, M-M R laVOie, The McGovern Famtly, M-M Alan Miner, AFllend, $75leo, Yvonne &Violet Boucher, Chaloner Family, AFnend, $65 AFnend, $50 Yvonne longworth, R Boule,M-M John Day, M-M George Charest, M-M Edward Dennehy, M-M J Fitzgerald, APallshlOner, M-MRaymond leBlanc, Manchester Family, M-M J O'Grady, MMMauncel Pepin, M-M John Ryan, AFllend,$48 APalishloner, AFIIend, $4Q M-M James M Haworth, $35 M-M leo N Coons, Mrs Roland Roblltard,AFnend, $30 M-M Edmund Amaral, M-M John I,Melo, M-M John Santos, AFnend
$25 Amaral Famtly, M-M Jack Anlo, P AraUJO, J Arsenault, M-M RIchard A Asqulno, M-M Robert NAvellar, Mrs Arthur L BlaIS, M-M George H BlOUin, M-M P Boyle, M-M leo J Brasseur, J Brodeur, M-MLauner Cormier, Costa Family, M-M D Cotter, Damlel J Deslaullers, Therese Dupre, Daniel Ferreira, M;MAmedee Gautreau, Mrs James J Gleason, Mr_s Stanley Golas, M-M George Gracia, M-M Rosano N Guy,M-M Joseph Hardman, M-M Randolph Hoffman:M-M Wilham J Kennedy
$25 M-M Joseph T O'Neil, MMJose l Perelra,M-M George PImental Jr" M-M Ronald Pimental, M-M- R~~e Racm~, Mrs Richard l Rawcllffe, M-M Donald G Rei, M-M Paull Robilaille, M-M MItchell Smola,
M-M loseph Soula, M-M Henn ThiVierge, M-M Adelbert Toussaint, M-M Edward Vieira, M-M JamesWhitehead, Ms Florence Beauheu, M-M J Castelo, M-M Edward J Demers, M-M Joseph Duprey, M-MRaymond A GU,e,ette, ~-M John latham, M-M DaVId Roberts, M-M Roland Rou"her, AFllend _.
AmEBORO
51. John the Evangehst $100 M-M Kevm Myles, $80 M-M Robert IIg,$60 M-M Robert Nerz,$450 MMEdward Bayly, M-M Frank Rose, M-MFrank CarroCCla, M-M Pasquale lattan, M-M Thomas Bellavance,M-M Joseph Botelho, M-M Alphonse lito, $35 M-M Donald Tramor, $30 Judy McKmght, M-M RobertGlrhng, $25 Anne Hyland, M-M John Cherecwlch, Deborah Alhson, M-M George Gossehn, MM JohnDurkee, M-M John Cummings, MM L.wrence Johnson, M-M Kenneth lacasse, M-M Paul Garon, MMRaymond Taylor, M-M Gerlad lynch, M-M Thomas Hatch, MMFredenck Marshall, M-M Frank lIZak, M-MGeorge Smith, MM Stephen Walsh, M-M Jesse Almeda, MM Bnan MUlhern, M-M Gerald lusk, M MRoger Cloutier, Mrs Alfred Goulet, MM FrancIS Long, loretta Verplas'e '
St John the Evangehst $1000 MMJohn PLee, S500 In Memory of lhe Henry Family, $325 M-MJames J Coogan, $275 MMThomas Cuddy Jr, $200 MM Paul RlXon, M-~ P!ul Rockett, Mrs J HarryCondon, Oorothy & Arthur Nolan, M-M RRussell MOlin, S170 MMJohn Reardon, $150 M-M RobertKenny, M-M Paul Scanlan, Or/Mrs DaVId Ison, M-M John Mcintyre, KeVin Lawless, $100 MMEdwardMaher MM Brad Rounds, MM Thomas BiShop, MM Oscar Dllnkwater, M-M Albert Perry, Jr, MMMervell ClOnm, MMVictor 0 Cia II, M-M Henry Flynn, M-M Ralph Sears, M-M Charles GUillette, M-MDonald lange, Mrs Wilham Goff, M-M Gilbert Rea, M-M Stephen Fontneau, In Memory ofTheresa &JohnMahon, M-M S Guhno, Mrs Arthur Mulhgan, Dr/Mrs Richard Shea, M-M Wilfred Cardin, $80 M-MAnthony Maglna, $75 M-M George Gay, M-M Joseph Pedro, MM Donald Corbell, Vmcent Nlhan, MMDamel Martin, MMDaVId J Foley, M-M Richard Doherty, $70 MMWesley Ridlon
$65 MM Joseph Mahon, $55 M-M Paul Ruzanskl, $50 MM Michael O'Hara, Mrs Herbert Clegg,Joseph Segnsl, MMWtlham Jost, Mary Martm, M-M Robert Fife, M-M James MartinS, John logan, MrsJoseph Kmg, Mrs James Foley, MM James Murray, Helen Sheehan, Mrs Paul Bullock, M-M EdwardMurphy, Raymond Welch, M-M James Rocha, M-M Robert FuIVl, Mrs John Picchi, lmda Pemberton, M-MJohn Bergeron, M-M Garry Wheelock, M-M Gerard Kenton, M-M Mark FerruCClo, Mrs Ernest Anderson,MMJoseph Bono, MMAlbert PIOn, M MMichael Burgess, M-M Gilbert DaCosta, M-M Harold Downing,Mary Anderson, M-M Oonald Pelletier, M-M John Dolan, Oenms Donnelly, S40 Arlene Doherty, M-MJames Tower, MM Vmcent Pedro, M-M John White, Jr, M MPaul Kosowski, Gerlrude McBnen, M-MJoseph Graney, Michael Graney, M-M Robert Robichaud, MMGe01ge Challfaux, Jr
$35 Helen Shanley, MMNormand Cloutlel, MMJohn Ricker, MMAndrew Flguerado, M-M EdwardRaposa MM MIchael Keane, Mrs Paul Cooper, MMJohn Bessette, Russell Fontneau, Leo lemalStre,M-M DaVid Caldwell, $30 M-M John Robinson, M-M Joseph Pacheco, MM FrancIS Blrch:M-M KevmTurley, MM Oean Winslow, M-M Carlton Redding, M-M Frank Fanmng, M-M Antomo Ohvelra, MMChnstopher McCracken, M-M Norman lacroIX, George McCauley, M-M Patnck Gorman, Evelyn Cole, M-MoGemmllm, MMWilham Mag""e, Malleange Kirouac, R,la Precourt, $25 M-M Robert Bibeault, M-MWilham SklVington, M-M Ralph MCastro, Mrs Albert Hannans, MMWIlham lee, M-M Joseph Carter, M-MJames Kilby, M-M Slephen Lima, M-M Joseph Fourmer, In Memory of Margaret & Ian OaVls, WilhamBrown,S~aron Kelley, In Memory 01 Henry Kelley, Mrs Walter Love, MMReid Braga, M-M Mark TraverSl,M-M Wilham Brennan, M-M James Birch, Mrs ldohn Cavlco, MMWilbur Barry, MMWilham Woloshyn,Mrs Ralph Coddmg, MMRussell Fredenckson, MMEdward Sulhvan, M-M Gerard Cameron, M-M GerardGagnon, M-M Edward Mah~r, Wilham Martin, Fred McCracken, M-M lucren leblanc, Dllne fourmer,
,M MThomas Carroll$25 MM KeVin Downmg, Cathenne O'Dea, M-M Herbert Bryant, M-M John White, M-M DaVid
Pedersen, M MJoseph Powers, Margaret Stnngham, In Memory 01 Vmcent McGinn, Beatnce CarJley,MM Matthew Savastano, M-M Douglas Welden, Evelyn Sheehan, Mrs John Witherell, Vlrgmll Dwyer,Antomette Harrington, M-M John Gagne, Ehzabelh Holdgate, M-M Roger Fontneau, M-M H Burns, M-Mleo Rushlow, M-M Chfford Danue, M-M,Herbert Rounds, M-M Fredenck Bolton, Mrs Richard lern, M-MWilham Crowley, M M Richard Feslk, MEBergm, Margaret Doran, Mehssa Ohvelra, M-M Arnold Fox,Paula Ohvella, M-M John Baptist, M-M Thomas Turgeon, Ann Dupee, DaVid BuonVIII, M-M Guy Occhmo,M-M Donald Standing, M-M Alan Svendsen, Arthur Johnson, ,M-M George Bergevlne, M-M Walter Smith,MM Armand Azevedo, M-M Joseph leger, MM RSchwenslelr, Jr: M-M H Batchelder, M-M ThomasMurphy, M-M John Ploklte, Helen Madden, M-M'Edward Perry, MM Michael Simmons, M-M Robertlafernere, M-M MIguel PeIXoto, M-M Charles Riley, M-M Thomas Norcberg, Delvlna Perreault, ,..-MDonald SWift, loretta Heagne~, Helen Schromm, M-M Harry loew, Wilham f!ladden, M-M Wilham Fiynn,M-M George Matros, M-M James Richmond, M MPaulColhn, M-M Wilham Hannigan. M-M BartholomewCryan. •
$25 M-M Robert Sloops, Michael & Clalle Powers, M-M KeVin Detaney, M-M Denms Kelley, M-MEdward Shea, Annette O'Neil, Beatllee Paqwuette, M-M PlStoCCO: M-M Alfred lortie, M-M Joao Pequenela, M-M Mark Flaherty, Mrs Mark Pnest, Chnstopher Taylor, Fllomena Ohvelra, Angela leWIS, MargaretO'Keele, Anne Carroll, M-M Gerald White, M-M Clyd'; Nunes, MMCharles Clarke: M-M MFMaroderolSlln, M-M Robert Rohman, M-M Paullalher,James Rick, MMPe1erHundertmark,MrsEarl Dunphe, MrsNeil Wendell, M-M Andrew Nyzlo, M-M Paul Murray, M-M DaVId Nedder, Ada Fralom,
Holy Ghost $1000 M-M Raymond Kelhher, $500 Constant Poholek; $150 M-M Joseph luerken, M-MJames McAndrews, $110 MarJone Castro, $100 M-M Alfred Carvalho, 101-'" Fredenck EllIS, Dr RudolphPrerce, M-M George Ryan, M-M Alfred Val, $ 75 Mary SUlhvan, Mrs Manuel Castro, M-M Roland Tremblay,$50 M-M lewIS Benson, Dr/M John Chllrenza, M-M George Fredette, M-M Eugene lacroIX, M-M FrankP,stolese, M-M fredenck ProulX, M-M Carmme Roca, M-M Archre StenUlord, Madehne Turley, $40 M-MMallano Castro, M-M Guy De1elhs, M-M Joseph Pohglek; $35 M-M Wilham Habershaw, M-M WalterTansey, $30 101-101 Joseph Arruda, Mary Bultard, 101-101 Joseph MedeirOS, Mana MedeirOS; $25 Mrs AnteroAmaral, M-M George Audette, Mary Baxendale, Mrs John Betty, loretta BlaIS, 101-101 Chfford Bunker, M-MAI Carvalho, M-M leo Charette, M-M Gaetan Collette, M-M Gerald Fallnelh, M-M John Fernandes, M-MfrancIS ferrara, M-M George Fredette, EGodin, M-M George Heverly, M-M Robert Kashlan, M-M R'chardKettle, lOUise laird, Mrs fredenck lander, Mrs Richard layton, M-M Raymond llzotte, M-M JosephLoteck, M-M Thomas Martin, M-M Jose Moms, Irene P,menlal, M-M Manuel Rebello, M-M John Redlund,M-M John Rodllgues, M-M leo Roy, Helen Sm,th, M-M Manuel Tavares, M-M Joseph Vovellos
51. Stephen $500 M-M R.chard Mclaughhn, $300 St Stephen's St Vmcent de Paul; $130 M-MNormand P8eauregard, $110 M·M Joseph MHodge, $100 M-M Wilfred Joubert, Mrs Edward lap,erre,Sr , M-M Edward laprerre, M-M leo lap,erre, MMPaul lavallee, George Ringuette, Golberta Rmguette,M-M Joseph TeIXeira Jr, $ 75 Dr & Mrs Eugene D, Glovanm, $50 M-M George RBosh, Mrs Aldma Bosh,M-M Gerard Daneau, Rita Gendron, M-M John Gagne, Mrs Theodore lacourse, M-M John 5 lalarz, M-M JO'Halioran, M-M Leonard Rathbun, M-M Robert ER,chard, M-M Arnold Silva; $43 Arthur Karabens; S40M-M James Aussant, M-M Peter D'Alessandro, $35 M-M AlbertOusley; $30 M-M James Donahue, Mrs &Glenn Doucette, S25 M-M John ApIII, M-M Arthur Bani, Alpheda Beauregard, M-M Allen EBrown, M-MGeorge Burdette, Caron Gramte Co, AntOinette Charron, M-M Theodore HCharron, M-M Fredellck CUrtiS,MM KeVin Deschenes, M-M Herve Dumont, FranCIS Gfountneau, M-M Armand Frechette, Mrs HenryFremer, M-M FranCIS Gousle, Henry Kordalewskl, M-M Steven Gousle
$25 Mrs Em" Laprerre, M-M Ronald Lemonde, M-M Albert l Masse, Jr, M-M Raymond Paqum, M-MRaymond Panseau, M-M Alfred PeloqUIn, Roger PeloqUIn, Mres Cecole Perry, Irene Rapola, M-M TerryRichards, M-M HerbertStGeorge, Irene Trudel, Anna Valley, Dianne Yaghooblan, M-M HarryYaghooblan
SI. Joseph$250 M-M Raymond lalemere, $200 M-M Philop Bartholomew, St Vmcent de Paul $150Richard BOUCher, M-M Albert Dumont SlIO MMGeorge largess, $100 M-M Mitchell Toloclko Jr, MMRobert Boucher, M-M Edward Mellon, luclln Paul, M-M leonard Pmault, M-M Gerard Proulx, M-M John JR,skalla, MMRalph lito, M-M George StaHord, $ 75 Mrs Joseph BelionIl, M-M Juhen Forget $50 M-MJoseph Blllmgton Jr, Consell Jeanne D'rc ~263, M-M Robert Dubeau, Paula lalemere, M-M JosephMcGee, Eleanora Madsen, M-M Oscar Pmault, lucoen Salvas, Mrs R,chard Greene, Yvette Smith, $35M-M Norman Hebert, $30 Edna Arata, M-M Ronald Bnand, Damel DesVergnes, M-M Ernest Girard,Evelyn lonergan, Mrs EdWin Miller, MelVin Smith$25 M-M Bruce Apnl, M-M Arthur Archambault M-M Eddy Bello, M-M Raymond Boudreau, M-M JoeBrannon, M-M George Brousseau, M-M John Capomgro, M-M Joseph CarrelrOI, M-M Richard Depot. M-MNorman Deschenes, Ryamond DlOn, Blanche Dugas, M-M Albert Earl Dumont, M-M John Duphlly, M-MClarence Gurn, M-M Alfred Fredenck, M-M James Fyle, M-M Adnan Geoflroy, M-M lawrence Governo,Edna Guillette, Cynthia Khahla, Ahce lacailiade, Jamce lafemere, M-M George Tlamarre, M-M Donaldlarocque, M-M Earllund, Mrs Warren MacKmley, M-M Robert McAuhffe, Beatnce McMurray, AOita Max,Romeo Mlchet, Dons Nadeau, M-M Roger Paille, M-M Paul ParadiS, M-M Alan Partmgton, Therese Perry,M-M Joseph Pouhot. Dorothy RaCicot, M-M FrancIS Tetreault. MM Leger Turcotte
North Attleboro
SI. .hry $200 Rev Wilham Babbitt. $250 Nelson Gulskl, $150 Robert Kelley; $140 Kathleen MSweeney, $115 Mrs Bernard Byrnes, $102 M-M Austen Butler, $100 M-M leo Cloutier, M-M JosephDoran, S 75 M-M FranCIS leary Jr, M-M AlVin Snyder, S 72 M-M James Hall, $50 John BeVllaqua Jr, MrsRuth Clark, Mrs Frank Fisler, M-M Norman Fontame, M-M Donald CorhssJr,Joanne l Hastings, M-M JohnPMcMahon, $3 7 Mrs Alan Waugh, $35 llr/M Domenlc BaSile, M-M Joseph BourgeOIs, M-M MichaelCoyle, M-M John lang, M-M Mark levesque, Edward Nolan, Mrs Frances Vandal, $30 Joseph Cerreta,Mrs laura Conti, Mrs Vllgmla Diamond, Mrs Thomas Feeney, M-M Thomas Khmlata, Nando MelchlOrn,M-M Robert SilVia, Anthony Velletn, $26 M-M Fred Butterworth, M-M Joseph Cabral
$25 Mrs lawrence Birch, M-M Wilham BulliS, M-M Wilham Conroy, M-M Wilham Olon, Mrs PatnckDoherty, M-M Joseph Gauthier, Mrs Anita Gnmafdl, M-M Norman H,lsman, M-M Thomas Hoey, MrsJeannette Kelly, Ahce llttleheld, M-M WIlham lamar, M-M John larner, Janet lynch, Mrs lOUISMcAdams, M-M John McAlee, Ed"h McCabe, M-M Franc,s McNally, M-M lawrence N,gro, M-M GeorgeNormand, M-M Thomas O'Donnell, M-M Arthur Paquette, lmda Poanladosl, M-M Carl Quagha, MrsFrances Ralph, M-M Wilham Rec, M-M Eugene St Mane, Irene FSmith, M-M Joseph Sulhvan, Mrs DorothySzewclykowskr, M-M Richard Thlmot, M-M Michael Vlgonto Jr, Mrs Edmund Welch, Mrs JosephWlthmgton '
, Sacred Hurt $500 Amta Coutu, Rev Marcel HBouchard, $300 Rev_ Justm JQUinn, $200 M-M NelsonDuphlney, $100 M-M Maunce DargiS, $50 Joseph Achm, M-M Normand Achm, M-M Raymond Alger,M-M R,chard DargIS, M-M Albert Desilets, M-M Richard leydon, $40 M-M Gerard Desilets, $35 YvetteHamel, M-M Normand l'Homme, $25 Jeannette Achln, Edmond Coutuner, M-M Charles Deschenes, M-MRichard Dian, Dons Gagne, M-M Ernest Goulet, M-M Walter Hams, M-M George Karcher, M-M WalterKlrylo, M-M Rudolph Morel, M-M Norman Ouellette, M-M OVlla Ouellette, Gertrude ROIY, Albert Saulmer
Seekont
SI. Mary $2400 George Agostml/Bacon Construction, $1200 Rev Thomas l Rita, $550 M-M JosephHodge, $450 St Vincent dePaul, $300 Dr/M Stanley J Stutz, M-M John 5 FranCIS, $230 M-M J DaVidFrancIS, $200 Dr John Belsky; $1 75 M-M Gerard Cinq-Mars, $150 M-M McGovern, M-M Charles MeSSier,MoM John Murphy, Mary Agostml, The ChaUVin Family, $135 M-M John Hamngton, $135 M-M JohnHamngton, $125 Dr & Mrs Raymond Riley, Jeen CChfford, Dr & Mrs Alex Maclssac, $120 MMChartesFmucc" M-M Michael O'Donnell, $100 M-M John J McDermott, Gill & Judith Engles, Mrs foster Boldt.M-M Raymond Geough, M-M edmund Murray, Dr/M Robert Burroughs, M-M Edmund McCann, M-MMartm Carr, M-M Paul Hodge, $ 75 M-M Gilbert Dubo,s, M-M Herbert leddy, M-M Paul Rankow,tz, M-Mleo Marcoux
$60 M-M Paul Tetreault, $52 M-M BADIIla; $55 M-M Gerald lanoue, $50 M-M John McManus, M-M-Damel McKinnon, Mrs Ahcla Amsworth, M-M Robert lachapelle, M-M Bert Sulhvan, M-M Ernest Gaudet,Wilfred Thornhill, leo & Jacquehne Galeone, Mrs Antone Governo, M-M Roge~ POirier, M-M RichardVOCCIO, Maggi Farren, M-M Anthony Spunzo, MM Joseph Meagher, M-M Franc,s Mcisaac Sr, M-MMarchand, Paul & Maureen Rego, MoM John Gleonard, M-M Rene Beauchemm, Jeremiah Raposa,W,lham O'Bnen, Mrs Mary Titus, Agnes Blake, $40 M-M Thomas SilVia, Mrs Joseph Strycharz, M-MRobert Gravel, Mrs Wilham Figura, M-M Roger Ferland, Albert &Ann HaUworth, M-M George labelle, $35M-M lOUIS Emond, M-M James Brackett, M-M Albert Kelley, M-M Robert Mayers, M-M Roland Camlle,M-M Kenneth Reddington, M-M Ralph Baumgartel, M-M Norman lemere, M-M Joseph Perry, M-MBrandan Vogonlo, Mrs Beatnce Amos- $30 MrsJacu'es leduc, M-M Michael Connors, Henry Arundale, M-M Norman Chlcome, Mary KCoyle,
Mrs Susan Armell, $25 M-M Thomas Kohler, M-M Martm Manslield, John Ross, M-M George St laurent,M-M James McOade, Helene EBurke, Pauhne Viera, Alan &Tammy Petlold, M-M Roberet Smith, W,lham&Donna Remington, M-M Joseph l Tralicante, M-M lomas, M-M KMarcotnglano, M-M Arthur EStenbergIII, John & Valene Souza, M-M Joseph Chandley, M-M John FitzSimmons II, M-M Manuel Mello, M-MJoseph Snee, MMManuel SilVia, M-M Stephen BBraga, M-M Ronald l'Heureux, M-M Robert Bombard,er, Mrs John McNally, Ralph FArguln, M-M Benlamm Braga, Robert PKenneally, Helen Dobosz, M-MJohn lima, M-M Arthur -Bergeron
$25 Mrs Thomas MagUire, Thomas Magulle Jr, Mrs WBechtel, M-M Wilham Flelcher, M-M LOUISThomas, M-M Wesley Morey, M-M Charles SirOIS, Elame & James Fnck, M-M Gaston Vandal, BarbaraCabral, Mrs Pauhne 0 Patenaude, M-M Richard TGoyette, Aldenc Richard, M-M Donald lamond, M-MSterhng Oalton, M-M Peter Perry, M-M Harold McCormIck, M-M Wilham Butler, M-M Wilham Duquette,Michelle ACotton, Frances ECotton, Anthony & Debra Gughelmo, Albert Perry, M-M Raymond Slnotte,M-M Robert legawlec, M-M Joseph lUIZ, M-M Andrew Ferland, Gerard Provost. Chfford Hughes, MichaelP,enm, Costa Family, M-M Roger Reeves, M-M Normand Trahan, M-M Edward Kreuger, M-M EdwardHarrop, MM Donald GMarcotte, MM Chfford Wallace, M-M lOUIS Kuffrey, M-M Joseph Don Carlos,Estelle Michaud, M-M Frank Foley, M-M Richard Cangnan, M-M Jack lane, M-M Robert Kraus, M-MHoward Vas let, M-M Edmond Bedard, Carl &Jeanne Nielson, M-M Joseph NSherry, Damel Enxlng, M-MFredenck Oobras, M-M WCushman, M-M Arthur Wildgoose, M-M Roy lambert, M-M Henry WSmith, M-MPaul lapasmk, M-M Fred Siemon
Mansfreld
SI. Miry $300 Arlene Darmedy, $200 In Memory of Angehna AnnunZIato, M-M Damel Sulhvan; $100Mrs Edward Chace, Carole Clemmey, M-M Joseph Donovan, M-M Bnan Healy, M-M Robert Plltrale1ta,M-M Giles DognaZZl, $ 75 M-M Joseph Bovona, $60 M-M Andre JCharpentllr, $50 M-M Francrs Baldini,M-M Domemc Barbero Jr, Juhette CBeaudet. M-M Wilham Breen, M,ss J MBurns, lOUIse Capone, MaryCapone, M-M Carmen Cardlnute, MM John l Craven, M-M RIchard D'Onolno, Ehzabeth Dupree, M-MDaVId AFlanagan, M-M larry Harnngton, M-M James Mclaughhn, M-M Mark N,ederberger, M-M Alan RPost, M-M Bernard 5O'Malley, Mrs Raymond Ockert, M-M Stephen RPeterson, M-M Wayne Pyron, M-MRobert Raymond, M-M James Roach, M-M Edward Shney Sr, Wilham Sulhvan Jr, M-M Chfford TitUS,Douglas TitUS, M-M John Unger, $40 M-M RCharbonmer, M-M lee Dougherty, Mrs Fred Phllhps
$35 M-M John Colhns, lena Garolano, MrsWllham Matto, M-M MIchael PlaCido, Barbara Tarsa, M-M GTuhs, $30 Ernest Arredondo, M-M WIlham Debaggls, M-M Joseph Devhn, M-M Albertlalhm, $25 Mary lBIShop, Gilda Barr, M-M Raymond l Beadoln, Gertrude Bedard, Irene Barrows, M-M John EBell, M-MGary Bryant, Paul Conley, M-M Frank Candela, M-M Gary Cedrone, Chnstopher PCorey, MM MartinCahill, M-M Robert Carroll, MM Kenneth Carrara, M-M James Card, M-M Omer Chagnon, M-M JohnDnscoll, M-M Amenco Del, Sr, M-M James-OuBeau, M-M George DalOIS, M-M Joseph Duggan, M-M JamesDongan, Mane Eckler, Mrs John Foley, M-M Chester Gallus, M-M Chnstopher GrudZIen, M-M JohnHamngton, M-M Kenneth loerwald, M-M John Metrano, M-M SilvIO Monm, M-M Wilham A Madan,Frances McMillan, M-M J McFarland, Margaret Mahoney, M-M DaVid Malay, Mr J J O'Connell, M-M H
ugh Percy, M-M Alec Redrearn, Jane Richard, MMWilham J Stron, M-M KeVin Stewart, M-M BruceSwanson, M-M Paul ASouza, M-M JamesStokinger, M-M DaVId Tucker, M-M William Verzola, M-M AlbertWilley, M-M Damel EWildes, M-M Kenneth Yarletls
Seetont
Our lldy of Mount Cermel $600 Rev Thomas CMayhew, $500 Conyers Insurance Agcy, $300Hendncks Pools, Inc, M-M Anthony DVenditti, FrancIS AVenditti, $250 M·M Wilham Cuddlgan, $200M-M Henry Foley, John Hendncks, Mt Carmel St Vmcent de Paul ConI, M-M Peter MacDonald, $150 M-MRichard Goudreau, M-M Jesse Hendncks, Mt Carmel Holy Name Socrety, $120 M-M James AHall, $100M-M William Fnedlander, M-M Richard GregoIre, M-M Ph,hp MGnma, M-M Robert lang, Dr/M Richard EMurphy, M-M Michael PTulhe, $ 75 Irene Anthony, M-M Charles Mercoer, $60 M-M Ray Comgan, M-MJohn FCosta, Mrs lOUise Oakland, $52 M-M Frank Gamboa
$50 M-M WII!.am Abalacola, M-M Joseph Anthony, Jane Barker, linda Bosworth, Helen EBrowmng,M-M Wayne DeRosa, M-M Damel dlP,etro, Mrs lours Dupere, M-M M'chael Durkey, Mrs VmcentFrattaruolo, M-M Glen Glultan, M-M Wilham Hesney, M-M Vito Ippohto, M-M Thomas Kerwm, M-MArmand lemllx, M-M Eugene l'hereux, M-M James NLovely, M-M Armand lUSSier, M-M Edward Martm,WIlliam McAUliffe, M-M John JMulvey Sr, M-M Anthony l Peters, Mrs Anna Propatler, $50 M-M EugeneRebello, M-M Richard GSweetland, M-M Robert RToblasz, $48 Antomo R,belro Jr; $40 M-M JosephMotta Jr, M-M Denms Veader, $35 M-M Damel AriCO, M-M Alfred RBenOIt, Jose 0 Doro, M-M JosephTrola~, M-M Alfred George, M-M George McGee, $32 M-M Manuel Pestana, $30 Nancy George, M-MWallace Guay, Angela MedeirOS, Emoly MedeirOS, Mrs Elizabeth Kempke, M-M Raymond EO'Neoll, $25M-M Antone Alexander, M-M George Amaral, Mrs J Ernest Beauregard, Sarah Balckledge, Mrs WilfredBlanchette, M-M Thomas J Blythe, M-M William Bowen Jr, M-M Frank Bradley, Mrs DaVId Bredemellr,M-M John F Burns, M-M Michael Campbell, M-M Dennis A Carey, M-M Alexander J Castergml, M-MGeorge Castro, M-M Thomas Chee1ham, M-M Victor Couto, M-M Charles CqVlII Jr
$25 M-M Henry Danesl, M-M John Dansereau, M-M Wilham Delaney III, M-M Stephen EDeletla, MaryDeSilva, Dr/M John Erhardt. Mrs Helen Ferreira,M-M Thomas Flemmg, M-M John Furtado, Mrs EhlabethGaebe, M-M Norman Gahmbertl Sr, M-M Willnd RGarand, M-M George JGeorge, M-M Walter WGerula,Dolores Hmes, M-M Raymond Hodde, M-M Maunce Holmes, M-M Albert FHunt, M-M Richard AJohannlS,M-M Matthew Keenan, M-M John KhoreY,John Korkuc,land-Tek Mal"tenance Inc, M-M Glen larrabee,M-M Omer leclerc, M-M Damel leote, M-M James F lombardo, Mrs Jimes Manc,OI, M-M ErnestMansolillo, Mrs Wilham McAdams, M-M John McKenzie, M-M Joseph MedeirOS, Charlotte Mello, MrsManuel Mello, M-M Marc DMiller M-M John Nunes, 101-101 Mrchael O'Connell, M-M Manuel Ormonde, M-MStephen Perry, M-M Wilham Plunkett, M-M Alexander l Pratt, M-M Wlnlield EPray, Robert JPropatrer,M-M Manuel Raposa Jr, M-M Jorge R'IO, M-M Donald Robillard, M-M Raymond Secour, M-M George BSmith, Mrs John Smith, M-M Edward 5 SqUier, Mrs Ned FSteward, M-M Neil Sulhvan, M-M RaymondTomhnson, M-M Richard Vermette, M-M Thomas DWalker, Mrs Donald Welshman, Donald Wilson, M-MRichard Wolfe Norton
SI. Miry $1000 Rev John VMagnanr. $300 M-M Joseph EFernandes, $150 M-M Robert Burkhart$100 Mary I Camara, Mrs Ernest Precourt, M-M George Yelle, S60 M-M FranCIS Gallagher, M-M JosephJolly, $50 Phylhs Beatty, Darlene BoroVlak, M-M Eugene Cecere, M-M Raymond Cord, M-M Joseph Daley,Rosemary Donal, M-M James Famulare, Dorothy Gagnon, M-M Joseph KUldlOI, M-M Wilillm Marvel. M MRobert Ouellette, M-M John R,belro, M-M Arthur Stentlford, Frances Sulhvan, Victor WaI, $40 M-MSamuel Arena, M-M Paul Gnlhn, M-M Henri Yelle, $35 M-M John Doherty, Mary Harnngton, $30 M-MOaVid Hubert, M-M Douglas MacMaster, M-M Richard Ohver, M-M John Sweeney; $25 M M ClementAdams, M-M Wilham Becker Jr, M-M James Bukeley, M-M James Burtyon, Kenneth Carr, RichardCharette, Irene Dahahey, MM Emile Fredette, M-M Robert Gendrohus, M-M John Gomes, M-M KoslaJovanoViC, MMRobert lacasse, lOUISe lachapelle, M-M Antomo MedeirOS, M-M Thomas O'Toole, M-MRoxy Pichi, M-M Robert PeloqUin, Mrs Clarence Rich, Sr, M-M DaVid Rich, M-M Ken Salomon, MMleoSchleIcher, Rrla Scott, M-M Gilbert SiroiS, M-M Wilham Wilson, M-M Philip lawasky
TAUNTON
Immocullte Conception $300 Rev John WPegn~m, $200 Mrs Gtlbert Simmons, $125 M·M Ronaldlegere" $120 M·M Charles Glanmo" $100 M·M Alfred ~Iorence, M·M Wilham McCaffrey, M·M WilhamMcGowan, Mrs FrancIs MOrrison, $90 M·M James Brennan, $80 M·M Sheldon EhrenzwOlg; $75 Mary.O'Dea, $60 M·M Ronald Dodenhoft $50 M·M Raymond Co[ey:M·M Alvah Corhss, M·M Michael Cronan,Allen Curley, M·M,louls Dupont, Mrs Margaret Ford, M·M John Haggerty, M·M Allen Hathaway, JohnHayes, M·M Russell Heap, M·M RobertJohnson, M·M Thomas leonard, M·M DaVid lowlie, In Memory ofEdward & Isabele Murby, M·M Richard Paulson, M·M Robert Renaud, M·M Michael Thayer, M·MAnthony Thomas, M·M James Wall, M·M Edward Walsh, $45 M·M leonard Walsh, $40 M·M JamesDeveney, Terence Dowmng, M·M Roland DubOIS, M·M Paul PetersOn, M·M Bruce Velon, $35 M.M, FrancIsBOlvm, M·M Wilham Chausse, M·M Thomos Curry, M·M Thomas Hoye, M·M George N,Ckolds, M·MMichael Rose, M·M Jerome Souza, $30 M·M Madelme Boarman, M·M Allen Campbell, M·M AndrewIsaacson, M·M George Paul, M·M Robert Powers, M·M Raymond R,va, M·M Wilham RugglOro
$25 M·M Michael Benlamm, M·M John Brady, M·M Harold Callahan, M·M Marshall Chevelle, FrancIsCompos, M·M R R Ouncan, M·M·Donald Enos, M·M Paul Fltzpatllck, M·M FrancIs laffan, M·M EdwardlaMarche, M·M Donald lallvee, Edward lemlOux, Rita lemlOux, M·M Paullmcoln, M·M Edward Mador,M·M Cosmo Magazu, M·M Jorge Matesanz, M·M Wilham McGowan, Cathellne McGrath, M·M RobertMcNamara, Mary & leshe McNully, James MOrrison, Mary Murphy, Mildred Murray, Eugene O'Bllen,M·M Robert Patenaude, Mary BPower, M·M Alfred Senechal, Mildred Stapanatls, MMBernard Sypek,M·M Joseph TelXella, Margaret Tmkham, M·M Wilham Ventura, Joanne Waddell, M·M George Walczak.Mary TWalsh, MMWilham White
Our lady ollourdas $1500 Rev Joseph Dhvella, $500 Rev Arnold R Medellos, Our lady of lourdesBmgo Committee, $250 Dl of lourdes ConhrmatlOn Class; $150 Dl of lourdes Whist Committee, $125Rev Mr Robert AFalla, 0 l 01 lourdes Feast Committee, Ol 01 lourdes Holy Ghost Society, Ol 01 lourdesHoly Rosary SOClOty, M·M Thomas J Souza, $100 M·M Charles M Raposa, AFllend, Ol 01 lourdesRehglous Educallon, $75 Paul Camacho; $65 O'Gara Famtly, $50 M·M Joseph Cambra, M·M James Corey,M·M Robert Mendes, Ol 01 lourdes Mother's Gutld, Ol 01 lourdes School Chtldren, Manuel Phtlhppe,M·M louIs Rego, M·M Alfred Rogers, M·M Thomas ASouza. AFllend, $40 M·M Arthur Andrade, M·MManuel Coelho, M·M Allred Pimental, M·M Edwm Pm hello, M·M Joseph F,gulledo
$35 M·M Kenneth MAlves, $32 M·M John PBaptiste, $30 M·M Jose SBotelho, M·M Joao Coelho, M·MRichard Costa, M·M Manuel OeSousa, M·M Damel ROupont, M·M DaVid AMarcehno, M·M SebastlaoMartins, M·M Jose 0 Melo, M·M Jose EMOltOSO, M·M Constantmo Perella, M·M Manuel Perella, M·MKenneth Perry, $25 M·M Carlton Barney, M·M Joseph RBeneVides, M·M Wilham BrodlO (In Memory 01Our DeceasedI, M·M Manuel Cabral, M·M Arthur Coelho, M·M Joseph Costa, M·M Gilbert FCoute, M·Mlmcoln OeMoura, M·M John Fernandes, Mrs Hilda FerrOlra, M·M Joseph FerrOlra, M·M Wilham Kenney,M·M Adalberto lourenco, Mrs Bermce MOltoza, M·M Michael FMoreau, linda MOrris, Ol 01 lourdes HolyName, Manuel Pacheco, M·M Adehno Paulo, Mrs lOUIse Perry, Joseph ROIS, M·M George Silva, M·MGeorge ESilva, M·M Owen Sulhvan, M·M DaVid Teves, M·M James Ventura, AFnend
St. Poul $300 St Vmcent de Paul·St Paul Conlerence, $200 M·M Joseph ROilly, M·M Maunce lemlOux,$150 M·M John Dubena, $125 M·M Salvatore Spmelh, $105 M·M Robert J HIli Jr, $100 M·M AlbertNunes Jr, M·M Manuel Souza, Mrs Manuel Ohver, M·M Walter Sowyrda, M·M James H Duffy Jr, PeterMozone, Alan Thadeu, Frank Casella, Dommlc Casella, Edward Nowak, M·M James HFagan, M·M Denis ABonenlant, $75 M·M John Reardon, M·M Edmund TelXella, $50 M·M Edwm Sokoloskl,Ehzabeth Twella,George & Margoente Rogers, M·M John Connors, M·M Robert Valle, Mrs FrancIS JTummon, ChffordSeresky, M·M Richard Nunes, Mrs Joan Silva, M·M Robert EJose, Eleanor Dwyer, M·M Phlhp leddy, MrsFrank Shumway, M·M leo leroux, M·M NOli PDownmg, $48 M·M Joseph FMastromanno, $45 M·MHarold JOlson, $40 M·M Rudolph Bessette. M·M l Correia, M·M Ralph Cabral, $35 Judith Hamel, M·MRobert Stratton, M·M Allan Colleran, In Memory of lorrame Place •
$30 M·M James Ramsey, Mrs Joseph Demer~ M·M Paul Plumb, M·M Charles M Metzger, M·M JohnArruda, M·M Clement Wade, $25 M·M John Corr, Kathleen Carroll, Pamela Robmson, Janet Reese, ElmerMeumer, M·M ECoelho, M·M Robert Fernandes, In Memory of Ernest Betelho, M·M Manuel Rebello, M·MEdward Pryor, M·M Robert Berube, M·M Roland DesroslOrs, M·M Raldo Glovanelh, M·M MichaelPhllhppmo, M·M Joseph Morey, M·M Jlleo Conroy Sr, Mrs John THolmes, M·M Arthur Machado, M·MPhlhp Arsenault, Ehzabeth Carpenter, M·M Thomas Dooley, M·M Eva Thornley, M·M Joseph R,hbany,M·M Ronald BenoIt, M·M DaVid Ponfe, M·M Richard Conway, Mrs Thomas Unsworth, Mrs lorrameMontello, M·M Anthony lopes, M·M Joseph Conlon, M·M Edmond Thadeu, M·M FrancIs Ferrella, MrsWesley Grandmont, Mrs Joseph GNeto, M·M George Walker, M·M Wilham JMonn, M·M Anton,on Jardlm,M·M Robert lovell, M·M Bnan Fnary, M·M RobertFlOldmg, M·M FrancIs McDermott, M·M James Murphy,John Donahue, Mary Mozzone, M·M Richard Brennan, M·M Walter O'Shea, M·M Joseph Mlazarz, MrsChene Sousa, M·M FrancIs Prado, M·M Albert Ratchffe Jr, Mrs A,me SI PlOrre, Mrs Charles Correia, MrsPhylhs BenoIt, Anna Sherry -
St. Joseph $1000 Rev Msgr Thomas J Harrmgton, $600 M·M Richard Pearce, $325 Joseph AMedellos, $150 Stephen lmhares, $100 M·M WIlham Scully, M·M Stephen Callahan, M·M Thomas HSherry, $85 The Garvm Family, $60 M·M Donald M lewIs, Raymond Scully, $50 Anna Champney,Gertrude Taylor, Patncla laffan, M·M Wilham E Dlas, M·M Richard Anklan, Mrs Antonio Tosll, M·MFrancIs Guay, M·M Raymond Gilles, $48 Isabel WHI&&ms, $45 M·M Richard Gnlhth, $40 M·M JoseFerrOlra, M·M Damel ROilly, Ehzabeth Correia, $35 M·M Charles Greer, The lane Family, M·M RaymondDucharme, M·M Paul FrazlOr, M·M Charles Smith, M·M Donald White, M·M Gene Dorsey, M·M WilhamMomz, M·M JamesH mcCaffrey, Jr, $30 M·M Donald Ralbl,e, Mrs James Nichols, M·M Glenn Walker, M·MCharles APilOZZl, M·M Amremo AlmOlda, M·M John Uva, M·M Wilham McGann
$25 M·M Edward CrownmshlOld, Mrs Eva Bomez, M·M Dommgos DaSilva, M·M Jerome Evans, M·MRobet St Ona, M·M Alfrd Goulet, M·M Joseph Corcoran, M·M Armmdo lourenco, Ehzabeth Blld, M·MMark Chase, Helen Fagan, M·M George Ryan, Donna lewIs, Mrs Raymond Brocklehurst, Jr, M·M Mrslawrence livermore, Judlty Cooperstem, Mrs John laffan, M·M Joseph Ohvella, Ethel Fraga, M·MEdward Ferrella, M·M Albert GauthlOr, Robert TMurphy, Mary McGann, Veromca Hooper, Jill TGurney,M·M lawrence Scanlon, Mrs James Medellos, M·M John Sheehy, Phylhs lema
$750 Or & Mrs Thaddeus Flglock, $100 M·M Joseph Santos, Joan FrazlOr, Patncla Fraller, CarolynTamer, M·M Edward F Kennedy, M·M Wilham McCarthy, Jr, M·M lawrence Masterson, M·M EllonBuckley, Henry Kelleher, Pasloral Staff, $80 M·M Robert Thomas, $75 M·M Michael PNenno, CalherlneKervlck, $55 Tim, Pete, Maureen & Dan McCarthy, $50 Mrs Robert Gilmore, Margaret TravIS, FlorenceNIXon, $45 Jean Rose, $40 Mrs Robert JHIli, $35 M·M Peter BGay, M·M Roger CKmgsley, Jr, $30 M·Mlaurmdo DaGraca, Cynthia RMcCarthy, Jamce lawlor, KOith McCarlhy, M·M Phlhp Medellos
$25 Mrs FrancIS lane, Katherme Hern, Martha Peterson, Kathleen Peterson, M·M Joseph Ricketts,M·M Edward PIIOZI, Mrs George White, Osborne McClellan, Mrs Margaret Almeda, Mrs Michael Welch,Raymond Ducharme, Jr, M·M John AnnunZIato, M·M Mark Mullaley, Mrs Joseph McKenna, M·M JosephMcKenna, Jr, Mrs Richard Handren, M·M Nicholas Caras, MM louIS lubold, M·M Richard Wllhams
St. Mary $200 Richard Donahue, Or/Mrs John Fenton, 4120 M·M Joseph Sousa, $100 Mrs Howard BCarroll, M·M John Connors, M·M Ph,hp Farrell, M·M Edward J Galvm, Cathenne F McCarthy, MaryMcManus, M·M DaVid HMartm, M·M Wilham Martm, M·M Joseph Qumn, M·M James ROId, M·M ArmandYelle, $75 M·M Carlton Caron, Joseph O'Boy, $50 Mrs Gertrude Gilbert, Martha EHewey, M·M JamesMcGovern, Mrs Mildred Maxwell, M·M Antone Pontes, leonard Souza, M·M Damel Sulhvan, M·M HarrySulhvan, $30 Mrs Hazel Chandler, $25 M·M Earle Blackwell, M·M Paul Brady, Barbara Curran, M·MGeorge Curran, Or/Mrs Napooleon Dlaz, Catherme Donahue, Dorothy Donahue, James EEastman Sr,M·M leo Gllchnst, Mrs Bernard l:!ewey, Mary lynch, M·M John McAloon, M·M William McGlynn, PatnclaAMcNearney, M·M John Murphy, Mrs Edward O'Keele, Mrs Vmcent O'NOIII, Mrs AnnlO Sahsbury, M·MAndrew Scherben, M·M Chester StankieWICZ, Joseph Vacca, Mrs Mary Vacca
Smed Heart $960 M·M Richard Andrade, $150 M·M Bnan EBrown, $120 M·M Edward TruCCl, $110Rose O'Donnell, $100 M·M Robert Martm, Marguellte Cronan, In Memory of Joseph AKelly family,Ehzabeth Brady, M·M John J Kelly, M·M Gerald DOIron, Mrs Patnck J Murphy, The Wade Famtly, RevGerard AHebert, $75 M·M Arthur Travers, $70 M·M FrancIS Souza, $60 M·M Robert Dennen, $50 MrsFrank Brown, lydia Moore, M·M Thomas McMorrow, Mrs-Ernest Prairie, M·M FrancIS Murphy, VilgmlaAlves, M·M Oscar Maynard, Mrs Anna Machaffle, FrancIS Boudreau, Mary &Helen Cronan, M·M MichaelPearson, Rita O'Donnell, M·M.Gllbert Perry, M·M Evans lava, M·M James Fahey, Margaret MMcCcarthy,Helen Brady, M·M Robert Dewey, M·M Thomas Varden, Eileen MacCarthy
$40 M·M Albert Berard, M·M Allen Murphy, Gertrude McBreen, $35 M·M ArthurCrosby, Ruth Brady,Helen Murray, M·M l Severmo, Wtlham McCaffrey; $30 Dmeen Family, Edna lmcoln, $25 M·M lionelJangtols, M·M James lynch, M·M DaVid Souza, Mrs Rosemary Alhson, Mary JDelano, Eugene Sulhvan,M·M Thomas Zucco, Mana Plummer, M·M Fernanco Amaral, Rita Sousa, M·M Robert lane, M·M ThomasCunmff, Mrs Emmett Wellwook, M·M Phlhp lemlOux, Mrs louIS VCook, M·M Arthur McDermott, MrsAhceHayes, M·M Mark Perry, loIS Stacey, M·M Joseph Martm, M·M Robert Brady, M·M Robert Burrows, M·MBruno Alegl, M·M Denms Smith, M·M Peter Ferreira, M·M Robert lund, M·M Wilham Cosmo, Karen Perry,M·M Wilham Gibson, M·M Benjamm Seekell, M·M Casmll ZyskowskI, M·M Edward Sweeney, Mrs FrancIsSOltOS, M·M Fredenck Simmons, Vmcent Sands, James Ruscom, M·M Arthur Ramos, Rose Piechota, M·MRichard Peyton, M·M Francis PelletlOr, M·M Forest Paige, M·M Stephen Mazzolenl, M·M Peter Maynard,M·M Robert Malone, M·M Henry Mtlko, Eleanor McGreevy, Wilham leger, Clara Kenyon, M·M JosephGallagher, M·M Raymond Gagnon, Mary Farrell, Mary Dooley, Eileen Cumlskey, Cathenne CrownmshlOld,lawrence Carroll, M·M Wtlham Campbell, M·M Bruce Buttermore, Mrs Pleo Brady, Tony Barbour
$25 M·M Thomas ArauJo, M·M Rayford Peterson, Mrs Robert Kanabay, M·M laurmdo Bucao, MaryDelano, M·M John Collon, M·M James Vernallaro, Edward Smith, M·M Wilham Gallagher, M·M JamesAndrews, Irene Torres, M·M John Martm, M·M Nicholas Salarr.on, M·M leonard Boss, Joan Ross, M·MEdward Callahan, M·M Rolan lOrtlO, M·M Chfton PlOrce, M·M Edward Fnary, M·M Alphonse lame, EvelynMcCrohan, M·M John Boarman, M·M John Bnody, Norma Jams, Mrs Vmcent McAloon, M·M JosephFernandes, M·M Raymond Marsden, Ahce lynds, Mrs James McKenna, M·M Charles Boftettl, M·M DaVidDnscolI, M·M FrancIs O'Neill, Mrs Chester Dewhurst, Sarah Duarte
Holy Roslry $100 M·M James Ferreira &Family, Mrs ThaddeusStrolny &Family, $75 M·M Marcellusolemalle; $50 Mrs SophlO Guresh, $35 M·M Robert JDZlOklOWICZ &Family, M·M Chnton NFoss, M·MEdward JGrant, Mrs Stella Thompson, $30 Misses Anne& Stamslawa Sienko, M·M louIS Tokarz &Eamlly,$27 M·M Edward Dulak, $25 James Balano, M,M leon Bunk, Mrs Helen DeCosta, Mrs Elame Dernoga &Family, M·M Edward Goldnck, Anne Kalaczmk, FrancIS MKozach, M·M Peter Kmiec & Family, lUCilleKula, Adolph & John lmek, Mrs Amta MaclOlowskl, Mrs Esther Patasml & Family, M·M Walter Plonka &Family, M·M Peter Rogers, Mrs KathenneSldor &famlly, Mrs Anna SlOnko, M·M GeorgeStraub &Family, .M·M Walter Taraska, M·M Robert Weldon & Family
Holy Family $500 Iiev George FAlmOlda; $110 Stephen Punda, $100 Stanley Markowski, M·M AlvaCowan; $50 MM Ernest Andrews, Robert larkm, Stanley SlaVick, Mrs Mary Murphy, Manuel Gomes,M·M Raymond Prumer, Mrs Mary SilVia, $40 M·M Ronald Gordon, M·M Anthony Pacheco, John Plentus,$35 M·M Joseph Castro, M·M Alfred Dutra, M·M John Shea, $30 M·M William Araulo, M·M JosephMendes, $25 Marguente Morin, Mrs Mary Casey, M·M Charles Kalaher, Mrs Margaret Rose, StephanlOTurkalo, M·M Gerard Silva, M·M Fred Patnck, M·M Henry Kammskl, lOUise Homen, M·M Roger lagace,Mrs William McArdle . .
SI. Joseph $200 Rev William F O'Connell, $100 M·M Raymond Monlello, M·M James Silva, $95 M.·MFrank Phllhpe, $50 MMHebert Calcord, Or/Mrs Wilham Reed, $35 M·M Edwm Ready, $30 MMEdwardDonnelly, leo Dully, M·M Joseph Jackson, M·M DaVid Schnopp, $25 Mrs Wilham Drummond, M·MRichard Mahoney, Mrs Milton Mann, M·M Arthur Martm, M·M Richard Mulcahey, John Perry, M·MRonald GPerry, Frank Rogers, M·M Antone Rose, M·M Fred II/IIIIams, Mrs Vllgm" Wllhams
RAYNHAM
St Anne $200 M·M Paul Alves, $150 M·M Edward Selleck, $125 Patnck Cady, $100 M·M ArthurBotelho, Mrs Dommlc Cllmo, M·M FrancIS Badelo, M·M Thomas Ross, Or/Mrs John Murphy, M·M JohnMcMUllen, M·M Joseph Bettencourt, $75 Mrs Manuel De Mello, Wilham Piche, M·M John Mclaughlin,$50 M·M R,chard Souza, M·M Robert Perkms, M·M Edmund Goodhue, M·M Stephen Black, M·M leroy
latimer, James J Hauck Sr, Deacon & Mrs John Welch, M·M John Dolan, M·M Bllan Andrade, AnnaMorehouse, $40 M·M Paul JFountam, Barbara O'Bllen, Sydney & Kathleen Roberts, $36 M·M AlfredMaillOUX, $35 M·M Ayres Souza, M·M Robert Reilly, $30 Bermce Fountam, M·M Paul lane, M·M TimothyTaylor, M·M Richard labonte, M·M Terence Bradshaw, MMWilliam Sale, $25 M·M Paul Pelletier, M·MHenry HIli, M·M John Hollaway, M·M Paul Mello, M·M Robert Connors, M·M Robert Steidinger, Malle &Evelyn Rapoza, MMAdllan Gomes, Mrs Dons Connors, Adolph Rozenas, Mary Varao, Mrs ElslO Jones
$25 M·M francIS Fenoll, M·M Carlos Melo, M·M Walter MOQUin, Roland EChamberland, MMChllordBettencourt, M·M DanlOl JAndrade, Robert Eastman, James FPowers, M·M Vmcenllawler, M·M WilliamRoland M·M Carlton SylVia, M·M Gerald Smallhouver, M·M Peter Cllglo, M·M Henry Foley, M·M EdwardGaudette, M·M Paul EBaacke, M·M Richard Bagge, Mrs Irene Tlbl, M·M Norman Butler, Barbara Blake,M·M Robert G Simmons, M·M Wayne Barlow, MM John Pavlov, Mrs Ruth Selleck, M-M AntomoAdraneda, Mrs Joseph Keough, M·M Anthony Dhvadesa, M·M Marcel Marotte, Robert Albert, M·MMichael Whitty, M·M Robert Smith, M·M Salvatore Dllvell, M·M Michael JScarlett, loUiS RCabana, MaryCWhite, M·M William Chfford, M·M Albert R,bello, M·M Wilham Kralhanzel, Allred McConnell, M·MFrancIS J lucey, M·M Matthew Grzwacz, MMGeorge lake, M·M Donald Shearslone, John Carpenter,M·M Paul Perruw, MMDonald Bernard, Ruth & ShOila McRae, Mrs Joseph Scanlon, Joyce Wallace
SOunt EASTON
Holy Cross $200 Or/Mrs Edward PO'Bnen, $165 George Buckley, $150 Guy Splnelh, $125 M·M leonlombardi, $100 MMJames Azevedo, Or. Thomas Berry, Edward Casey, Paul Deslardln, M·M Fredenck0011011, M·M Thomas Gallagher, John larrere, M·M Owen Shea, M·M George Zarella, $75 ClarenceBoucher, M·M Albert C,n, M·M louIS Hayward, $60 M·M Damel O'Reilly, $50 M·M Richard Arkuszewskl,M·M DaVid Boch, leo M Brophy, M·M John PCogan, M·M Damel Klnnally, M·M Richard lawler, MMIgnatlUsJ McCann, Dorothy McMahon, Steven MOrrison, M·M Thomas Murray, Mrs JennlO Overton, MrsArthur J l. Peterson, Wilham Powers, M·M Greg Tanana, Robert Tarallo, M·M George Tyrrell
$40 M·M Frank Madden, M·M Alan NShea, James Tully, $35 Harold Bergeron, M·M Calvm FBourne,M·M Kenneth Cardone, Carol Dineen, lawrence J Hurley, leo F Sullivan, M·M Irvmg Vose, KathleenWelte, $30 Mrs Arnold Anderson, M·M Ernest Bonanno, M·M Ernest Casali, Mrs DaVid Conrad, M·MGerald Deneault, Wilham Durkm, James Fitzgibbons, M·M Joseph Macnna, M·M DaVid Mekler, $25Arnold EAmllault, John Annand, PatllcII Barrett, M·M Craig Bmney, DaVid Bliss, M·M JBourgeOIs, leonBurke, MM Michael Carey, M·M Wilham Carroll, Mrs leonard Coe, M·M Paul Connelly, M·M DamelCorbett, John FCreedon, M·M Michael Cunnane, MMRoberl FCunha, Ahce HDaley, M·M Cr3lg Davey,M·M James Day, M·M Paul Decllstofaro, Eleanor Delaney, Phlhppe Dumouhn, M·M John Rlnmng, M·MMichael J Flaherty
$25 M·M Wilham Flemmg, Mrs Charles Fmado, M·M Thomas Gentile, M·M Michael Grazloh, M·MAlbert Green, Thomas Harrington, M·M Donald RHenderson, John Heppler, M·M Harold HIli, M·M DaVidKeane, Carl Kempl Ill, Maureen l Krupa, M·M Charles laplOr, Richard lawless, M·M John francIS leach,Mrs Robert leonard, Mrs Mary lombardi, M·M Vmtent lombardi, Richard Macllm, Charles Magno, M·MCharles Malcosky, MMAnthony JMasse, M·M Thomas McAlerney, lOUisa McCann, Mrs Mary McNam·ara, Robert Meade, Mrs Raymen Morrell, Grace &Helena Murphy, Grace &Fred Nagle, M·M Emil OSieckI,Mrs Manon O'Sulllvan, lawrence PasalacQua, MMFrank Paul, Barbara Peckham, John Peterson, M·MJohn Pllz, Michael Pontlcelh, Florence MPowderly, M·M Henry APowderly, Mallanne VPowers, MargaretRandall, M·M John Richardson, M·M John ROSSi, Ted & Penny Saldyk
$25 loUis Silva, M·M lawrence Spellman, Mrs FrancIS Spillane, Mrs Warren Stedman, M·M KennethStuart, MMGerald Sulak, M·M Paul Sulhvan, M'M RobertW Sullivan Jr, Mrs lawrence Tmgley, M·M leoTurcotte, M·M James Tuommen, M·M francIS J Veale Jr, M·M Wilham Vendi, M·M leroy York, RolaridYoung
DIGHTON
SI. Peter $300 M·M James Murphy, $225 M·M Enc Dewhllst, $200 M·M Harold Mendoza, M·MW,IIIam J Mendoza, $100 Mrs John CaSSidy, M·M Narman Smith; $50 M·M Peter Cooney, M·M leoDeslaunes, M·M John PelletlOr, $40 Bruce Cary, M·M ClIOton Rose, $30 M·M Joseph WCorcoran Jr, M·MDolor Jette, M·M Em,le lamontagne, M·M Michael Perry, $25 M·M Henry l Bennett, Or Rose Borges, M·MMichael Cembahsty, M·M John CCosta, M·M Wilham Grover, M·M Joseph love, M·M Gene lupachml,M·M Geffrey Martel, M·M Wilham EMcKeon, loUiS Mendoza, Michael SRose, M·M John Smrth, M·MArthur Vaz
FALL RIVER
Sinto Chllslo $600 Rev Antomo CTavares, $250 Norman AAlves, $250 Frank HBento, Malia Souza,$200 Rev Gastao Dhvella, $100 Alfred Carrello, John B Momz, Malia RPacheco, M·M Alice Simas &Parents, M·M Alfred Campos, $60 Antomo APimentel &FamIIY,$50 Ahce MRaposo, FranCISCo MontzJr,John S,lvlI, Joseph Medellos, Rose Dhvella, In Memory of Joseph Ohvella, Son & Parents, $40Alexandrma Pacheco, Jesse Carvalho, Joao FMachado, lauremo SVellsSlmo, Manuel J Souza, MallOJorge Botelho, Paul C,T de Araulo, $35 Jose da Sliva &Son; $30 AntoniO Fernandes, Carlos Perella, JoaooMedellos, Jose BPerella, Jose SOliS &Son, Manuel Pda Costa &Son, Manana Castanho, Robert Rivest& F,mlly, luIS MTmella, Anton,o MTavares & Son, Ambal & Beatnce Souza
Esp",to Sinto $100 St Vincent de Paul Conlerence, APanshloner, $75 ESPllltO Santo Women'sGUild, AFnend, $50 VlveilosFamlly, Raposa Family, Grupode OracaD, $30 AntomoSllva &Fmally, JorgeRaposo & Family, Humberto Rego & family, Manuel Rego, FranCISCo HilanD & family, M·M JoaQulmCardoso, Costa Family, Barboza Family, Botelho Family, $25 M·M Paul BrOUillard, Mrs Evelyn Hubert,M·M Gilbert Perella, M·M Mano Ohvella, M·M Jorge Mllanda, Mrs Clzaltma Sliva, Mana Ohvella &Family,Rebelo Family, Manuel Simoes & Family, Mano Barboza & Family, M·M Sllvmo Ferrella, Nunes family,Dhvella Family, Miguel Nunes &Family, MrsSoon DukJang, Chang II Jang, HennQue Cordello, Mrs RosaCordellO, Perella Family, Tavares Family, Antone Cabral, Mana Cabral, V,vellos Family, M·M Noe lindo,V,vellos family, Mrs Emily Carvalho, Camara Family, M·M JoaoV,vellos, M·M Miguel Pacheco, Mrs IreneVasconcelos, M·M Frank V,vellos, M·M Michael Dwyer, M·M John Amaral, In Memory ofCanhoto family,M·M Thomas Cummmgs, M·M Arthur Abelha, M·M Arthur M Abelha, Amenco Ral)los, M·M Carl Hyson
St. Joseph $600 Rev Paul F McCarrick; $750 The MISses Valene, Bernadette, Alma Foley, $400 InMemory of Ceceha M Moloney, Mary I Harrington, Cathellne T Harrmgton, $200 Hon Beatllce HMullaney, $100 Mrs Wallace Fallbanks, Mrs leroy Borden, James Blackburn, M·M Bernard Tomhnson,$50 MMBehsano AAlmeida, Honora Foley, M·M Robert Gagnon, James Perkms, $40 Mary 0 Sulhvan,$30 M·M Edward JPonte, $25 Mrs Jeanne Bernardo, John SBurns, M·M leonardo Cabecellas, M·M JohnCarey, Ahce Doolan, Janet Dupont, Robert JGagnon Jr, Mrs Edward Gossehn, M·M DaVid GrandmaISon,M·M lawrence JHickey, M·M Gerald laChance, John FMahoney, Alfred Marques, M·M James EO'NOIII,Walter & lmda Palmer, Alfred Raposa, M·M lUIS Raposo, Mrs Eileen Rego, Mary Rose Sulhvan, M·MQuentm Sunenson, Mrs PatllcII McAuhlle, Paul Boulay, Mrs Robert Potvm, M·M Donald Timberlake
Holy Nome $800 M·M Wilson CurtIS' Tllbute to St Vmcent's, $300 Dr/M John Delaney, $250 M·MRoger Sulhvan, $200 Dr/M Michael Wallingford, M·M Herve Bermer, $150 James B Kelley III, PaulShurko, M·M Richard Charland, $1351n Memory of DrThomasF H,ggms& Or Anne Mane H,ggms, $100In Memory of Michael Franco, In Memory of Apalomla and Michael Gromek· Anna &Joseph DZlduszko,Ceclha Sheahan, Margaret PKelhher, M·M Fred Iebrasky, M·M George lavolO, Cathenne PHarrington,Elizabeth Neilan, Or & Mrs Andre Nasser, leonard HPhelan, M·M Thomas FBurke, Mary Carvalho, InMemory of John &Margaret McDermott, John FII Eleanor Fannmg, $75 M·M Joseph Vlella, Rita Kenny,$65 M·M lOUIS Shea
$60 M·M Edward Berube, Mary Ann Dillon, M·M Thomas MQumn III, $52 M·M Norman JRoy, $50Phlhp SllvII, M·M George Nugent, Malia McCoy, M·M James Murphy, AntoniO Castro, William Nuttall,M·M James Harrington, M·M Edward W,tkOWICZ, M·M Wilfred CDllscoll Jr, M·M Arthur Donovan, M·MThomas Clemmey, Mrs loUiS 0Coffey, AlbertE Mobouck, M·M PHenry Desmond, M-M leoJ Flynn, M·MRobert Kitchen, M·M Wilham Hackmg, Margaret JTurner, Mrs Diane Pacheco, M·M Armel Audet, M·MFrank A Connolly Jr, Dr/M Alfred J Roy, M·M lawrence Sousa, Theresa Ryan, Vmcent M Fitzgerald,Michael Fitzgerald, Grace Taylor, Wilham Heaney, M·M Wilham lyons, M·M John Donnelly Jr, MrsEhzabeth Zalenski, Kevm & Mary·Jo Greene, M·M Joseph EAndrade, M·M Arthur latessa, M·M RobertRebello, M·M Joseph FDoran, M·M Ronald BanVille, M·M John Grant, M·M loonel Braz, Mrs Edward BDowns, $40 Mrs Joseph McGulll, M·M George Kelly, M·M Joseph Delaney, M·M Anthony lacava, M·MAntone Fernandes, Madehne Hames
$35 Raymond Beausoleil, Mrs Raymond McMUllen, Madehne Casey, Mary CCasey, M·M Wilham FKeatmg Jr, Mrs John T,vares & leonore Borges, M·M Denms Gllllm, M·M Joseph FMcGrady, ManonFoley, Damel Foley, M·M Wtlfred PDesrulSseaux, M·M Angelo Stavros, M·M Robert Margetta, M·M JamesMelVin, Bernard PRyan, M·M OamellusSler; $30 M·M Dovld BIShop, M·M James Gibney, M·M DonaldVermette, M·M Elmer Stallord Jr, M·M Henry Kowalski, M·M J ECruger, M·M Fred POlller, M·M JohnCummmgs, Mrs Eleanor M,nchester, Paul R Dunn, M·M Ronald Gagne, M·M Robert Croteau, TheBeneVides Family, M·M Regmald Cousmeau, $25 M·M Mark Gustafson, M·M Pierre Brouns, M·M CharlesHodkmson, M·M Manuel AgUiar, M·M James Perella, Anna Malone, Mrs Martm McDonald, M·M GeorgeShaker, Kathleen Alopes, Mrs Edwlrd Grace, In Memory of James Donnelly, M·M John Medello~ M·MJoseph M Rockett III
$25 Mrs Wilham H,&&ms, Mrs FranCIS McGrath, M·M Henry Ferland, In Memory of DaVid RKay, M·MWilham PReadY,ln Memory of Wllllam JShea, M·M FrancIS Crowe, M·M Oanlel Sheah,n, Mrs Anna KMcDowell, M·M Rene lavolO, M·M Joseph MoraiS, M·M John White, M·M Dennts Malloy, M·M CharlesMulcahy, M·M John Walsh, Sr, M·M Henry Sulllv.n, Dr/M lawrence Velho, M·M Thomas NMcHenry, MrsThomas MaltaIS, M·M Richard Rodellck, lynn Garanl, M·M Rene Garant, M·M Norman Levesque, M·MRobert Masterson, M·M FranCIS McDonald, Jolln Keatmg, M·M George Clark, M·M Roger Souza, MrsWalter Fallon,ln Memory 01 Ruth ACultmg, Margaret Parmelee, Mrs John Hardmg, M·M Wilham FrOitasJr, M·M Joseph Krupa Jr, Mrs Thomas Colhn~ M·M Jeffrey FO'Bnen, M·M Kenneth JPlOper, M·M EllwoodRounds, M·M Matthew Golen, M·M CAFrascalore, M·M Robert Parent, M·M Thomas M Morrell, M·MWilham Mello, M·M W,IIred lavolO, Mrs George Selleck, Mary Gnffin, M·M Alphonse Wegtawsk', MrsFranCIS Tansey, M·M Walter Neves, Annal Sullivan, M·M Paul Petit, M·M Timothy Duffy, M·M StephenComeau, M·M George B,ltchffe, M·M Stephen Tercella, Mrs James Eastwood, Mrs William H,rnelt, DonsComISkey, Raymond Levesque, .
$25 Janet M Shovelton, M·M Peul lyons, Mrs Nicholas Hurst, Mrs Peter Yeaman, M·M RaymondChippendale, lOUise AGauthlOr, Mrs John FMcMahon, M·M Albert DuboIS, Mrs FranCIS Regan, MaureenRyan, M·M Thomas Eleamy, M·M Normand Coulu, Ellen Mary leshan, In Memory ofW Frank& GladyslO'Neil, M·M Thomas Gastall, Margaret MMcCaffrey, M·M Thomas DZIalo, M·M George Soares, MarcellaWarrener, M·M Raymond Greeley, M·M Stephen Pletruska, Mrs Russell COuellette, M·M Joseph Malvey,M',M Ravmond Medellos, M·M Wayne Almeida, M·M Timothy Sulhvan, Mrs Thomas O'Donnell, AFlleod
SI. Louis $1000 Rev CliO Iodice, DFM, $300 In Memory ot Michael, Margaret and Ahce TObm,lnMemory of the D'NOIII Hussey Fam,ly; $250 Wilham GWhalen/In Memory of Agnes Whalen, $75 M·MArthur Pregana" $50 Manon EFahey, Joseph O'Bnen, In Memory 01 Manuel Rezendes, M·M Paul Silva,$30 In Memory of Manuel (Pat) Dhvella Irom Ambal Souza, M·M Thomas Carrello, $25 M·M RobertWhlte,M·M Herman Mello, M·M Alfred Corvelo, In Memory 01 Roger GCortes, M·M Byron PIette, Beverly Ward,M·M Robert Berube, M·M Francesco Maullsso, M·M Wilham lanmng, M·M James 0 AgUiar, Mrs ElameBlall, Margante PelletlOr, MMEdmund M'dore, M·M John FO'Connell, M·M Joseph Dlas, M·M Henry JHodgson
ASSONET
SI. Bernard $125 M·M FranclSSulhvan, $100 M·M leo Conroy, M·M Paul lamoureux, John Moskal II,Mananno Rezendes, Sr, M·M Mananno Rezendes Jr, M·M lawrence St Onge, M·M Kenneth Santos, $60lilhan Hadad, $52 Mrs Pauhne Rebello, $50 FrancIS Andrews, M·M Robert Blake, M·M Frank Cle&&, M.MGerald D,chllra, M·M Edward D'NOII, M·M Thomas Perry, M·M Paul OUimet, M·M JamesQUllk, M·M MarkSevlgney, M·M Edward Thompson, M·M James Wood, $35 M·M leonard N,golan, 430 M·M James Dooley,M·M Roger lUSSier, M·M Bruce McCormack, Manuel Mello, M·M Raymond Rose, $25 M·M MaullceBeaudom, M·M leonard Boyer, M·M John l Brown, M·M Richard Brown, M·M Joseoh Citro. M·M Steven
Cordello, M·M Michael Correia, M·M Fredellc D[eyer, M·M DaVid Dllscoll, M·M .Rlchard Emard, M·MRobert Harpham, M·M Wilham MOlin, M·M M,chael Norton, M·M Richard Paquette, M·M DaVid Perella,M·M Gabllel SOUZ3/ M·M Joseph Torres, M·M Gerald·Velozo, Ms Malle Young
SOIERSET .
SUhomas lore $1000 Rev Msgr John J. Regan, VE, $500 Atty Richard Pellce;$3DO Wilham Ng;$275 Barbara A Dunn,$240 M·M Michael Stubbs, $120 M·M FranclsJ SllvII, $100 Charles Burke, Jr,M·M Vmcent A Coady, Cathellne C Connelly, Jenme H. Connolly, M·M Paul Daley, Rosemary Dussault,M·M William J Gibney, M·M Robert lecomte, M·M Gilbert F leonard, M·M FranCIS R.lussler, ThomasMcCann, M·M Henry J McGowan, loUiS &Maureen Magonl, M·M Philip Rodenck; $75 Margaret l Dunn,M·M Albert E Silva, Kathenne M Sullivan, M·M Charles leary, $70 Jean O'Bllen, $60 M·M Edwm Doolan,M·M Richard Kelley M·M James Mulhns, M·M Allen Smith
$50 Raymond Aylward, M·M Norman Bessette, M·M leonard Burgmyer, M·M Patnck Ooyle, M·MHarry Hynes, M·M Donald Hussey, M·M Scott Jameson, Atty /Mrs John SilVia, M·M James H Sulhvan,M·M Ernest Rogers, $45 The Shea Family, $40 M·M Richard Crowell, M·M Edward GauthlOr, HEarlHeron, Ruth Johnson, M·M Ronald MandeVille, Sr ,Regmald C. Marchand, M·M Alphonse Sauhno, $35M·M Eugene Belanger, M·M Roland Bernardo, M·M Edward J Blam, M·M George Dlckmson &lmd" M·MGerald DnscolI, Benedict Eagan, M·M Joseph D. ladlcola, Kathellne Pellce, M·M Barry Sullivan, $30Helen R Burke, M·M Jay Cuttle, M·M Joseph Diogo, llihan Dunne, John P Kmg, M·M Wilham V Mahoney,lOUIS Medellos, M·M Edwm p,lIas, M·M Albert Remy, M·M leo l. Rodllgues, M·M Robert Viana
$25 M·M William AgUiar, M·M Wilham Andresen, M·M leonard J Allagno, M·M Joseph Borden, M·MJames Boscoe, M·M Vmcent Calio, Mildred E Carroll, M·M Michael R Childs, John J Clollte, M·M EdwardCote, M·M Michael COUlombe, Kathleen Cnder, M·M James Cllvaro, M·M James Cllvaro, M·M John F.Daley, Jr Anna Damelson, lorrame DaVidson, M·M Antone DeCosta, In Memory of Dorothea Devme,Demence O,GlammO, M·M Carl DeManno, Margaret Donnelly, M·M Roger Dube, M·M James M. Flynn,Joseph Frado, M·M Gabnel Furtado, M·M Joseph R Gagnon, George Gmgras, M·M Joseph Gondela, M·MRobert Jackson, M·M Edward Kaylor, M·M Jeffrey Kelly, M·M Michael Krawetz, M·M Phlhp KuklOlskl,Barbara little Margaret I lomax, M·M Wayne lord, Malle A. lowney, John H. McAndrew, MadehneMcCormick, Florence McDermott, M·M James McDonald, M·M FranCIS Macomber, M·M William PMalloy, M·M Albert Mavel, M·M Charles A. Medellos, M·M Arthur Mllanda, M·M John A Mitchell, M·MDon,ld Morrow, Margaret M Maynagh, M·M Joseph Mulready, M·M Bnan E Murphy, M·M AnthonyNobrega, Thomas O'Connell, Margaret O'Day, Edward F O'Gara, M·M Robert O'NOII, M·M Paul Ouellelte,M·M Denms Pavao, M·M Thomas Perry, Mary Phlhpp, M·M Theodore Porada, M·M Walter Prayzner, M·MThomas M Qumn, ElOise Remhagen, M·M FrancIS RelS, M·M Edward Robidoux, Ehza Sabra. Mary ESantoro, Ruth SchoflOld, M·M John Senra, M·M Robert Sliva. JacQuehne Spollord, M·M Donald E.Sulhvan, Florence M Sulhvan, M·M WIlham SylVia, Carol A Sypko, Wilham TraVIS, Jean Washmgton, M·MDaVid Wild109
St. PIIIICk $325 leonard Worsley, $250 Or/Mrs Roger E CadlOux, Or Roland Ch,bot, $200 InMemory of Raymond B. Adam, M·M Peter Bartek, M·M DaVid Dunne, $160 M·M Joseph Matthews$150M·M Joseph Pavao,$IOO Or/Mrs Thomas Clark M·M Arthur Gagnon, Edward leonard M·M Ronald Mills,M·M Richard Morgan, Jr In Memory of James E Noonan, M·M Austm O'Toole, Jr.; $75 M·M John E.McCarthy, Robet M Meehan, Helen Sullivan, $65 M·M Mlch,el Mllanda, $60 M·M Donald Remillard; $50M·M James E Bradbury, Arthur F CasSidy, M·M loonel DesrOSiers, M·M John Gormally, CathenneHoefhng, M·M Stephen Medellos, Mrs Harold Meehan, M·M Edward Rausch, Damel Ready M·M WilhamReady, M·M Thomas ROIS, M·M Fredellck Storch, $45 M·M Joseph Foster, $40 John T Smith, M·MEdward Synan
$35 M·M Raymond Bachand, M·M Raymond Bibeau, M·M Wilham Moran, Mrs Walter Palmer, M·MJoseph Soroka, Mrs. Sol Strelm;$3D M·M William Cordello, John DeCambra, M·M Frank Falla, M·M PaulJohnston, M·M John Kmnane, M·M Richard Mello, M·M Manuel Nunes, M·M Roland Thlbault$25 OonnaAlmeida, M·M Robert BeneVides, M·M Wilham Bernat, M·M David Botelho, M·M Gilbert BOUChard, MrsAgnes Brownell, M·M Antomo Cabral, Jr ,Mrs Shllley Cavanaugh,M·M Thomas & Mary CinQuml Mrs.FranCIS Colhns, Sr, M·M Robert Cox, Mrs Colelte CromblO, M·M Thomas Daley, M·M Stephen DePlola,M·M Frank Donahue, M·M Thomas Dorgan M·M lawrence FOilhauer, M·M Charles FISher, M·M RichardFortm, M·M Manuel Gaspar, M·M JoaQulm Goncalves, M·M Ron,ld Goulet, M·M laurent Guay, M·M PeterHlotehs, Mrs J,mes Judge, M·M francIS Kllgrew, M·M lionellauzler, M·M Robert lima, M·M VmcenlMaddaleno. M·M Edmond Massad, M·M Chllstopher Matte, louIsV Medellos. Jr ,P,ul K Modellos, M·MWIIII,m Momz, M·M Ronald Morella, M·M Raymond Mullen, M·M Edward Murphy,'M·M ThomasMurray,M·M Wilham Neilan, John Nordeste, M·M William O'Bllen, M·M Paul Pellenn, M·M DenniS Perella, OhverC. Perry, Jr.. Mrs Robert Pmeault, Frank Rapoza, M·M Wllh,m Reed, M·M Edward Rego, M·M RonaldRichard, Malia Snyder, M·M lawrence Souza, Mrs James E. Sulhvan, M·M Edward Tavares, M·M JosephTherrien, Mrs Joseph Tmsley, M·M Donald Truver, M·M lawrence Vmcent, M·M Carmen Zmnl .
SWANSEA
St.lOUIS de France $400 St Vmcentde Paul COnference; $200 M·M Armand Gauthler,$150 EmtleJ.Cote, In Memory of Mary E Hart, $100 lamont W. Beaudette, M·M Arthur Gnmes, leo Mathieu, RaymondDuellelte, M·M Edward Sullivan, M·M Timothy Thompson, $75 M·M lawrence Mannes, $60 M·M MiltonBrOUillard, $50 Theresa & Helen l Archard, M·M Roland Aubut, M·M Joseph Belanger, M·M DantelBerthiaume, M·M Emile BOilard, M·M Edwm Booth, Fernand Boulay, M·M Timothy Cotter, M·M EugeneDumontlOr, M·M Nicola Ferrar, M·M Kevm Kelly, M·M Paullanneville, Jr., M·M Kyung lee, M·M RichardMachado
$40 M·M George Costa, Arthur Cote, Mrs Pauline M. Dufour, M·M Keith Marsden, M·M RobertNorm,ndm, $35 M·M Raymond Audet, M·M Raymond Dumont, M·M Roland GOOdu, $30 M·M GeorgeBlaser, Claire Emond, M·M Paul R Francoeur, M·M Donald & Elame levesQue & family, M·M AmbroseMaynard, M·M Wilham Webb, Jr
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Killings on riseSAN SALVADOR, EI Salva
dor(NC) - Catholic human rightsworkers in EI Salvador's capitalsay death squad killings are againon the rise since conservatives havetaken power in government., Twodirectors of Catholic agencies Father Segundo MOl,ltes of theInstitute for Human Rights at theJesuit-run Central American Uni
.versity and Maria Julia Hernan-dez, director of the San Salvadorarchdiocesan human rights office- said in separate interviews thatpolitical killings by right-wingdeath squads increased after thenational Republican Alliance,known as, ARENA, won controlof the National Assembly last May.
SHINING LIGHTS: Thesekindergarteners in Mrs. Lillian Taylor's class at NotreDame School, Fall River, display certificates of merit theyreceived for participating inan Energy Education Dayposter contest.
upheaval after the Second VaticanCouncil."
Bishop Hubbard said deaconsmay suffer morale problems, buthe called for mature perspectiveon the "pain and frustration" theyexperience.
"Those 'tensions are a sign ofrenewal, which I see as a sign ofhope," he said, adding that deacons should be more assertive inbringing concerns to the attentionof church leaders.
"Historically, you have been reticent, but 1urge you to bring forthconcerns that are prophetic," hesaid. "Done with respect, candorand sensitivity ... we have to speakour piece."
No one's safeCHERRY HILL, N.J. (NC)
When society takes the right to lifeaway from one group, "nobody issafe," says New York AuxiliaryBishop Austin B. Vaughan, whohas been arrested four times and'spent a night in jail for demonstrating with Operation Rescue, anonviolent protest aimed at closing abortion clinics. He shared hisviews with participants in a recentNew Jersey Right-to-Life convention.
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Sinking poorLOS ANGELES (NC) - Say
ing that America's poor "are sinking," the head of the U.S. bishops'domestic anti-poverty program hascalled on President Bush to revisefederal tax policies. "The poor inAmerica are sinking, Mr. Presi-dent," Father Alfred LoPinto,
Lu'ck , ,executive director of the Campaign"The public man needs but one for Human Development, wrote
patron, namely, the lucky mo- in a recent column in the Los'ml:nt."- Bulwer-Lytton Angeles Times. He asked Presi
dent Bush to end the "terriblywrong trend" of "paltry" tax reforms that the priest said make thewealthy wealthier and the poorpoorer.
said, and there is "no reason whythey can't do so again."
"The question is, 'What was thewill of Christ, handed on to theearly churl?hT There is nothing inScripture that indicated Christ'sopposition to women deacons," headded.
Prior to the interview, BishopHubbard told about 70 people atthe biennial Missouri DiaconateConference in Kansas City that hewished the Vatican were more responsive to the issue of girl ~Itarservers.
~'We fight that issue all the-time,"he said, adding that girls functionas altar servers in the Albany diocese despite Vatican opposition.
"I believe that ultimately, underthe guidance of the Holy Spirit,the prophetic voice will win out,"he told people at the conferencetitled "Affirmed and Chal!engedfor Today's Changing Church."
The U.S. bishops' first draft oftheir pastoral on women saidchurch norms excluding womenfrom serving at the altar and inministries not requiring priestlyordination "seem'to stand in contradiction to our call for women'smore direct involvement in the lifeof the church."
Calling permanent deacons "messengers of hope in an age of narcissism," Bishop Hubbard urged thedeacons, as ordained persons, tomake empowerment of the laity apriority and to engage in collaborative ministry with priests, religious and lay.ministers.
"Deacons play an indispensablerole in God's family," the bishopsaid. "The church looks to you forleadership during this period of
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Women deacons? why not, asks bishopKANSAS CITY, Mo. (NC)
Calling women the "backbone" ofthe church, Bishop Howard J.Hubbard of Albany, N.Y., said hestrongly supports having womendeacons and girl altar servers inthe chtirch.
"The church would be enrichedif women were able to use theirenormously valuable gifts in opportunities not previously available,like preaching," he told The Catholic Key, newspaper of the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph,Mo., in a recent interview.
Bishop Hubbard said he was"positive" about the possibility ofordaining women deacons. Re
. search indicates that women servedas deacons in the early church, he
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