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Other resolutions thanked the Holy Father tor his letter of blessing and called for non-in- j terference with theL political life of Spain and continuance of. United States representation at > the Vatican.

Bishop James E. Kearney oij Rochester was again named

''^^ihe^;'ipritttaT"adVis>r''oi the Knights of St. John, and Andrew! O. Zlnk of Detroit was re-elected' supreme president Mrs. Clara! Renner of Columbus was chosen, president of the Ladles" Auxili

Bishop Edward F. Hohan of Cleveland officiated at a Ponfifl ral Mass to open the convention arid: read the,message of papal blessing , ' *' '..._, G, I. Bill Cited ' "to Its present form," the resoluuon ch-the school-aid* bill.'

. rtad,, "Senale aiU>18i; la contrari., 'to the spirit el'the various grants . In-aid made by the Federal Gov- • erhmenf - during recent years, to the fj I Bill of Rights and the lately-enacted school^ lunch pro t gramr" Iturged amendment of'

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ww$# ***» pedaled m' mttw o* a Weyde, from Wladsor, Oat. to this city, to honor the w«m«ry of a her* ef ike Di-ap^xaM a t a memorial Bfaas la St. Peter** Chorestor de­ceased members of tha Knights of St. John. > , The veteran was W-jear-std •John Me-lllchael, who said he could not recall the' name of Hie lad who died at Dieppe, bat knew that he wa« *•» boy wit* guta and faith." Both were roamber* of ttw KHWX Scottish Regiment.

air. McMJehael related that the lad, who was from Cleve­land, noticed the Canadian'* Knights of HU John card. •hook his hand and told htm that.he also belonged to the Knights. "\VVU celebrate to­gether at the drat convention ta Cleveland," he eald.\ ; , "He Isn't here, bat I'm' back

to honor his memory," the. Canadian veteran commented.

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,to Ks ti^^--}sivt0g-m^K^k :$afer>. Chairi:; •. l ite; pvcetMlon wi^'th^Iaflg. e«r«een at the vatlabaji since the canopkaHoa- of St* Jotoi towed^ oh Eaater Sunday i a 1JB|«;

The aoletrin ritual of canonla-Ittpn reached itj climax wKen folJoT iijg ttii? alnilitg oJ *tyfct Crea*«," Oie/Boly JFather, Sum

emniforinnlit:: |«roe*uttittat t% 3iew: Sainfc -MM' t% Hdfe 3P»flter tetefted. lh#;«i»jnh« pn*|»» fit the "re Deuxh,'V thi^ belte ot St, Peter*^ began to ;.cin*^U*&t.-|b(j.'

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AWARDED HONORS.»«- s f i c f S . I, - • • - -**- « '»small- throne near the main^alttr.

*»,. K«II -,» 1.. . ' 1 _. K. A 1 National honors won by laem- vvhece he vetted tor the first the bill to|gtvc equal rights. «nd bera ol Rochester Regiment. I Mass ta honor of St. Francet T ^ t - ™ ^ treatment of Knighu of St. John and Ladtea Xavler Cabrtal. His Efcrinfflice an acnoois. ( Auxiliary at the Cleveland, Ohio, (ciemente Cardinal Mlcsra aervea

Bishop Hohan told the dele (convenUon are being acclaimed | u Aaatstaht Priest at the Miaa. gates thai "now niore than ever as the racmbeis return to their. The-JBplaUe ana.4Gospeli'«lth»l-we-need''such-grmips;-'tts* "the f homes m^Rocheste?" " " "•'"""" "'Mass were atrng In Latin and In Knights of St John and its La I llis Excellency. Bishop Kear-JGrwifc wltb a long Greek stag-dies' Auxlliarlea to oppose the ( nej again a -cepted the posiUon mg of the Gradual after the Epl*. forces ol materialism that seem , of Supreme Spiritual Advisor. | f l p &.taTe the Offertory the tra-lo,be rampant, doing what they, Major Camilla llastlaucj. of | d l t ) 0 M , options oflTered to the «.an to„_uadermine the .sptrtiuai, .WJAUk^.it.l-adica^AMAOIM^, ftaali.Ho|y^Pl,her».it a camSUaatrorf ' that Is so necessary a part of our , elevated to the office of Supreim-Itstllvklu*i .ami nallonal lile ti -we j i'^il V Ice—P1 esident.- Financial are to continue the ministry ot I Secretary of the tnstrtct Aualli-our dlvtno Lord, whose followers ar>- t n e Is also financial secre-wo strive to be;" | ^'J "1 SS. Peter and Paula

Speaking „ .he invention '. J ^ o Nc, «, £ * £ • £ ^ omamenied.^dle% . . 'Qv? , .W8ft -«mwT'rfir- Clarenre P"Ttf9yi1mr*«ai-J>* !«a«*a-*'-Uve-.memi>er~of^- ivK(i;K!?^*---^^^^r^,1^ dean of-the Ctrfiece of Law « the ' Al^1Vf/*;N^ 4*. ^ ' S / C * r t . I'ruvertlty ot Notre Dam... a „ , Si Michael» Commandery No. ctsred that -we cannot hav* Ub I j * £ ^ r U d y ^ T ^ S? ^rty without morality and .here ! fh.ur*: ««"»•«««». ^ , ^ ^ can-b^^o-morl.ty v . H r m n i - ^ 4 0 ^ - i ^ | i U n C L ftflfl Ite I llglon" He chalUmged tho,.- n t n , ! . , r t I ,.* . . * . and nrst distanirc prize I tireless propagandise of m8 S l BonlU^ r>lr-1(r D m ,P a r n •

ynatlsm «ho have all but per , o f A u A U l a r v N o 4 7 , S t. Boniface I Church returned with two na-

1 1 Clonal honors. Appearing In is to be ,found.ln,the largesse 0 ^ . 0 , ^ n W , uniforms and * cafi-an aU powerful state.- j g ^ ^ by caft*ia John Miles •A Gift of God* of C<jmmandeT> No. 25, St. Bon-

'The victims of liranny and , Jace Church, the Auxiliary drill the lovers of liberty the world , company aim third prize,of $100

were presented As usual,. these^ eorislsted of gflld(«d e«skt einttlB' ing wtne and vwrter. turtle doves, singing birds In a silvered, cage, offerings of bread., snd three

suaded us that religion la old fashioned and that true liberalism '

vyHlch "bore ,a picture pf Mother Csbrlrtl ~*ms pretentea to His Holiness by Monilgrtqr Casey of. Chicago, the city where Saint Frances, Xavier Cabrinl diedj„__ ~* Ar^thenc^rnrnnnion,' Cardiial Bruno and Monjlgnor Brcnnan brought the- Host and the ChaUce to the Holy Father for the Papal Communion. The Pope received the Precious Blood from the Chal­ice through a gblSeaiitBbe.r v

Flaa* Dropa Leafle«a> , At the cdncluaion'oi the Mast, the Holy Father again was borne from, the Baalllea;«») the Sedta

drills and j Geata torts, beneath the canopy. over." he said, "must learn what , In the competitive our American ancestors knew so , fourth prize of S30 In the dlst- j As he emerxed from, the church, well, namely, lhat human free .ir.ee awards The auxiliary com-j he was greeted once again by diSKi U a gin of God arui thai 1 i^i^l ~"'.JTi " iZTi V vtUiIlS»3| 01 'y by faith In and devotion to, drill teams fj-om various sections G««l can htiman freedom be pre i m the United States. sereed "In origin, history and consti j I t i k i i n ( i r a i i l l S l P t tuUonal principle, the United! aaUUIJII U l d U U a H J O

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Sutes la a religious nation. By onr conscious and deliberate ad­herence" to our religious tradi­tions for more than 150 years, we became the greatest nation hi the history of the world.

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New York tTVCi - The Ca tholic University of Lublin la Poland, with an enrollment of L500 students, conducted its reg­ular Jane graduation and award­ed degrees to a number of stu­dents despite many difficulties crippling Its epsmUen, the In­ter Catholic TVess Agency here reports. The University, which was clos­

ed by the Nads during the war, was reorganized by a small group of professors after the faE Of Germany and in Novem­ber 1944 its wrecked buildings were opened for classes with the Rev. Antoni SlomkowsM as rec­tor. The university now has 70 professors on Its staff, several of them from the liquidated uni­versities of Witeo and Lwow. The school has four depart­ments: theology, canon law, few, sociology and economics, and the classics.

The Holy See approved the school's charter in 1920. How­ever. It was not granted fun university status by the Polish Government until J933. After the Institute had been closed by the Nazis. Fordham University of Nevjt York symbolically adopted the Catholic University of LaMin and dedicated a hall to the uni­versity on the Fordham campus.

2 Priests, Surgeon Given Degrees

Brooklyn <NCN Two widely-known priests and a prominent surgeon were honored at the 76lh annual commencement ex­ercises of S t John's College, the original unit of the present S t John's University, here. At the same time, diplomas were awarded to 40 students of the college by the Very Rev. WB-liam Jf. Msboney, CSL, presi-dent.

Honorary degrees were pre­sented to ties .Very Rev. Fran­cis J. Fare?, president of Im-raactjlate fpa.) College; the Rev. Edward J. Higgins. founder and first president of the Catho­lic War Vptersns of the United

I States, and Dr. Thomas M. Brai-nau, of the Long Island College of Medicine.

\ Ottawa — CNO — Pope Pius XH has appointed the Rev. James Kin. parish priest oi | CampbeJltoa. N.B.. as Bishop of Victoria, B.C Father HIB. who is 47 years of age, teas ovdained 23 years ago.

ebouta ol joy hum the multi­tudes, upon whom he bestowed his blessings.

In a brief homOy, the Pope described the new saint's Jife as an admenition to the world that "It must not be divided In stormy rivalry.'* "The nations and peo­ples," he s i r a flwiH M m from her, who ardently loved her fa therland and scattered tha treas­ures of her' charity and labors even to other countries, that they are called to- constitute a single family."

During tbc eantsiizafkK) cere­monies, the Holy father w i s as­sisted by the Rev. Saivatare hU Burglo, CM., of Emmitshurg, Md, the poatulator in the pend­ing cause for canonization of Mother Elizabeth Seton, another renowned United SUt<» religi­ous.

As the solemn ceremonies were in. progress In the Basilica, a plane, Oying low over the Eternal City, dropped leaflets bearing JI picture o f Mother Ca­brinl and ciuotallaria from her writings a s a souvenir of the canonization to the crowd* in St Peter's Square.

A delegation of nuns of the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart which was founded by SL Frances Xavier Qabrlni, from New York, Philadelphia, Chi­cago, New Orleans, Dallas and other parts of the United States, occupied a special section in the Basilica for the rituals.

Among the dignitaries of the diplomatic corps wfao were pres­ent were Myron C Taylor, per­sonal representative- of President Harry S. Truman at the Vati­can; Franklin C Gown, a mem­ber of tus staff; Jacques Mar* tain. Ambassador from France to the Holy See, and Ambassa­dor Joseph P. Walshe, Ireland's envoy at the Vatican.

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Par^ - Aii exhibition in tho Palais •ees Invftgdes, deatcafed to the .memory'of-the Rev. Charles de roucauid,'theherznittjriest of the. SWmra',.agafn focuses atten­tion, on. the life and'deatli of that berate jasmnfcoi"0o4Jpr whose, beatiflcitlon'a process may soon be Instituted More the proper authorities in florae.

In aainouacing that prepara­tions are be|pg njade with a view to the intrbductlon-of the cause, the Prefect Apostolic of Ghardaia hi the Sahara, hat appealed to all In poaaeMion of writings left by Fathaer de FoucatfJd to sahmlt thetn to the ecclesiastical au­thorities,

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