New Britain herald., 1928-05-31
SCHOOL DEDICATED
 IN POLISH PARISH
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deacon; Rev. Julian Roszkovsk; a
 sup deacon; Rev. Nalevaiek :,
 master Of ceremonies, and Nonsie
 nor Dr. Alexander Pitas. of Bnff, 1e as archpriest $ Iraises Poles in United States lH9 sermon was delivered h, . blshop Dubowski, who was sep , Aere from Rome by Pope Pins N oi d mlsslon, His sermon was !; ,lipote 10 the Polish people in tn. Hi'eo States who, although ava, 'oill 'helr mother land and ab.
 aoiped In the interests of this coun. try ana making their permanen, : nome here, have not forgotten ,h.
 .an uase Of their roretathers, nor
 llle creed instilled in them tbrougb
 tue .a'hollc church. He explained
 that he had never dreamed of s,.b
 souallty and unity among the Poles
 away from their country and was
 surprised at the progress and coon
 eratlon he found here.
 Much credit in this work of
 Uhlcng the people under one ban
 Fer ana working in one direcrion.-
 11e oirec'lon of good and prosperity
 is uue 10 your pastors, who throue h
 'nelr nhtirlng efforts have accom- .u 'he almost impossible
 .A' oush your wonderful coopera-
 'loh' fhe bishop said. "The surprise
 VI surprises lies in this parish
 which mas progressed rapidly un-
 oer the excellent leadership of yonr
 pastor, Rev. Father Boinowski
 whose untiring efforts together v,t1'
 your help. have produced the re-
 sui1s you and every Pole in ths
 country are proud of. Keep up this
 sooo work and your efforts vii, not
 oe forgotten. Let these monunents you nave built 10 religion and edn- catlon be an example to future gen erauons that they too might follow
 your footsteps and expand for the
 glory ot God and humanity"
 l5OO in Parade
 AL o'clock in the afternoon church and civil organizations began
 10 assemble in front of the church. oii W hroad street in preparation for .He parade, At 1880 the 1,5oo began 'nelr march through the streets escorted by motorcycle policemen
 "l'o cleared the way. At the head of 'lie procession marched g, platoon of pol1ce, followed by the marshal, John Woltusik, Wladyslaw Godlewski ana Leon Gorski. Then followed the | e'ai aiidard bearers, two American eoiulers. bearing the American co,ors ana two soldiers in the Polish mi lorlli carrying the Polish colors The, came Eddy-Glover post. American Legion, band. members of inc dad;
 as'oii committee and the church eo- c'e''es, bearing their respective s'ahaards, followed by school cb,1- | dren and the orphans
 +ts }ile parade moved thro,ob broad street and Curtis street Inc 1 s'ae"alks filled rapidly with on cookers who applauded inc na,+io, pants Much Interest was centered aoout the children from the or- pllahaee and the school children "ho were preceded by the Universal band. The boys from the orpha naea were dressed in light blue costumes or the Colonial period while the eir,s wore dresses and caps of the Ameri- 1 can national colors. One section of the schoolgirls was dressed in the hae'onai dress of Poland and com. manded much attention from tba spectators, while other grouns of poss and girls were attired in white plouses and blue dresses with a rod handkerchief. Others car 'leu American and Polish flags "l!lle group of older girls carried large American flag. The parade oa'loohed the route previously an- nouhced and from Curtis street turn- ed down West Main street 10 the lriangle, through Main street and broad 10 the church where all the 'oeietles and the children filed in '"aiting the solemn vesper services
 Defends Parochial School
 'espers was celebrated by Rev. w. lsler assisted by Rev. Ju1ian toszkowski, who acted as deacon fev. M. senkiewicz as sub-deacon .ilo feN. W. NoWakowski as master II ceremonies. Bishop Milan, sat at ss ne customary left side of the main ',af While other priests sat on the 7ll Side near the communion rail 7, ht afternoon sermon was deliver ~ Ds -Hollslgnor Pitas, who praised :, lie work Of the people of the parish no paid tribute to its pastor. Rev E ather BolnoWski.
 ou members of the Sacred Heart U aflsh and the Poles of this stata | lould be proud of the things vou l ave accomplished during the last \ D years, he said. You have work j. l nara and today you are realizing J lo'hef ffult ot your abor, the dedi- \ u 'oli or monument to religion II ld leafhlng. the new school, which si 'S been added to the already 1ono,4 Fl ! ot achievements of this narish M hhoW you have struggled hard and N hlhk that you know what it means S' you and your children to have. this It 'iteioh 10 the other buildings. E 'ufs Is step forward to the high tt
 'dueation Of your children, and K
 the better understanding of inc la Ilgion In which they arc reared K
 NO achievement can be eroat1, to th that of building paroclial to iools II which the child can not TT ly get the knowledge necessary in r1 acHcaf life, but also study re- ar lon. Parochial schools are a n,- Ii, 5sity for without them the coming VI. hHra'lohs will begin to fall ayay a. nm the church and begin 10 take af ilf'y the meaning of religion as a 'fssafF factor lu leading q good ?. There are those who critic,sa parochlal school, stating foolish
 that the pupils in such schools e, a U mot rank with those of other '' iools, that too much religion is lght III them and not Duou.eb