Evening star., 1935-10-28
CATHOLICS MARCH
TO ANNUAL RALLY
Students Mission Crusade
Is Addressed by AuxiI-
iary Bishop.

With several hundred members OF
the Catholic faith from lay and re-
ligious life participating, solemn
procession in downtown Washington,
climaxed by benediction at st. Mat
thew's Church. marked the observance
yesterday of the feast of Christ the
King.
The occasion was the sixth annual
rally Of the Catholic Students Mis-
sion Crusade. and at the church many
received awards for distinguished
service in the cause of the missions
IN the past year.
Most Rev. John M. Mcnamara,
pastor of ST. Gahriel's Church ana
Auxiliary Bishop of Baltimore, was the
presiding prelate. The sermon was
preached by Rev Mark Kennedy OF
the Franciscan Order.
The procession, presenting sharp
contrast between the quiet garb OF
the religious and the bright uniforms
of other groups started from Jackson
place and followed a route over I
street, Seventeenth street. Connecti-
cut avenue and Rhode Island avenue
to the church. 1t was the first time
the march was held outside the
grounds Of Catholic University.
Units in Procession.
The participating units included the
band of the st. Johns College cadets.
American Legion. Holy Comforter and
Legion Drum Corps. Order of st. Au-
gustin, Atonement Friars. Society of
St. Joseph. congregation of the Sacred
Heart, Christian Brothers, Francis
cans, OblateS of Mary Immaculate,
Dominicans, Paulists. Capuchins, Car
melites. Xaverians, Marists. Missionary
Servants of the Most Holy Trinity.
Trinitarians. Viatorians, congregation
of Holy Cross. Conventuals, Redemp-
florists. JeSutS. Knights of the Holy
Sepulcher, Notre Dame Academy, I'M
maculata Seminary. Gonzaga High
School. St Anthonys High School, St.
Cecilia's Academy. Sacred Heart
Academy. St Rose Technical School,
Holy Trinity High School, Providence
Hospital nurses. Georgetown Hospital
nurses, st. Patrick's Academy. Immac-
ulate Conception Academy and the
Vaeth veteran unit.
Bishop Mcnamara felicitated the
demonstrators at the church. and
Father Kennedy emphasized the
necessity for pressing forward in the
mission field.
Awards Are Made.
Father Marcellus of the Capuchin
College, Eermen. Pa, was awarded an
erchbishops cross
The awards which the students re-
eeived were in two classes-paladin
jewels and archbishop medals
The first were received by Ruth
Deck, Holy Trinity High School:
Agnes Naughten. Isabel Naughten,
Lorraine Langlois. Nancy Brear. st.
Anthony's High School; Elizabeth
Byrns, st. Patrick's Academy; Mary
Flynn. St Cecilia's Academy: Joseph
King and Margaret McGlynn. Vaeth
Unit: Mary Spates. Mcnamara Unit;
Charles Fugitt, Edna Evans. Jean
Ogle. Mary Elizabeth Brady, Bridget
Ann OFlynn, Virginia Woodward.
Sacred Heart Academy: Wilhelmina
Forstkamp, St. Roses Technical
School: Mary Elizabeth Lyons. I'm
maculate Conception Academy; Mar
tha brennan. Immaculate Seminary:
Margaret McCloud. Holy Cross
Academy: Antoinette Brem, Notre
Dame Academy, and Rose Rupert,
Sacred Heart Academy.
Archbishop medals were received by
Ellen O'Donoghue, immaculate Semi
nary: Ann Baker. ST. Anthony's High
School; Mary Pauls, Sacred Heart
Academy: Nellie Mccormick, Vaeth
Unit; John Curtin, jr.. Mcnamara
Unit; Patricia McCracken. Holy Trim
3ty; Cecilia Beaver. st. Roses Tech
nical School; Jean Keller, st, Cecilia's
Academy, and Irene Lusby. Holy Cross
Academy.