The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-30

ter.
Helpers Institute, Cathedral
Community House, first floor: Pre-
siding, Rev. Thomas p. Mulcahy, st.
Augustine's Parish, Hartford: Pre-
senting and demonstrating the work
Of Helpers, Miss Mary Farrell,
Providence.
Fishers Institute, Cathedral Com
munity House, second floor; Presid-
ing, Rev. william A. Gildea, Sacred
Heart Parish, Hartford; Principles
of Fishing, Rev. Leo Steck, MA,
Archdiocesan Director, st. Louis;
Alice Vignos, Los Angeles,
500 D. m. - Religious Discussion
Clubs, Bond Hotel Ball Room, 18th
floor; Honorary Episcopal Chair
man, Most Rev. James Kearney,
DID,, Bishop Of Rochester; Presid-
ing, Rev. Frank Girl, DID,, Diocesan
Director, Mobile.
Demonstration Of Discussion Club
Procedure, Rev. r. Gregory Smith,
Chairman, Discussion Clubs, Ma
tional Center; Summary OF Demon
stration, His Exeellency, Most Rev.
James Kearney, DID.
4:30 p. m.-0roup Demonstrations,
Bond Hotel, Ball Room and Rooms
off Mezzanine: Chairman on Ar
rangements, Mrs. Robert Mahoney.
Ph.D., National President, Trinity
Alumnae, Hartford.
Discussion Leaders
Group Discussion Leaders: Rev.
Donald Hayne, Iowa City; Rev,
George Mcdonald, Sd, The Queens
Work, st, Louis; Rev. Louis Milten-
berger, Deanery Director, Washing
ton, D. c.; Rev. Glare Murphy. Dr.
rector Discussion Clubs. Arch
diocese Of Detroit; Rev. Paul d,
Ward, esp, New York: John Bow
en-, Pho. National Council Of
Catholic Men, Washington, D. c.;
Miss Theresa Callahan, Lewiston,
Maine: Arthur CarrellaS, Newport,
r. l.: MRS. Angela Clendenin, pioce.
san chairman, Wichita; Miss Ruth
Craven, B.A, Assistant Secretary,
National Center.
Elwocd Euart, Pawtueket; Miss
Frances 8. Engel, M, A., Cath
Ollie Charities, Buffalo: MRS. Thomas
II. Farrell, Queens Daughters,
Hartford; william ]. Fryer, Catholic
Junior League, Hartford: Mrs. VIII
liam Q. Hammer, Catholic Young
Women's Club, New York; John
Hinkle, MA, New York: Miss Luci-
enne Lavalle, Providence, r. T.;
John Henry Lawton, Concord,
Mass; Miss Cecilia Lorenzo, Brook.
Ign; Miss Lucy MeAnany, National
Council OF Catholic Women, Wash.
ington; Miss Rita Mcclure, Brook
lyn: Mrs. Bertha Winter. Mahoney,
Diocesan Organizer, Fife; Miss
Margaret. Mahoney, Providence;
Miss Elizabeth Maley, Washington;
Frank Mangan, Phoenix, r. l.; Mrs,
Mary Mishach, President, Connecti-
cut Branch, N. @. w. u; Miss Vir-
ginia Morrisy, W. somerville, Mass;
Joseph oLeary, Boston; Miss Dor
othy whitman, MA, Associate Edl-
tor, Queens Work; Miss Emily
zernity, Hamden, Conn.
Directors Dinner
goo D. m.--Dinner for Diocesan
Directors OF the Confidently OF
Christian Doctrine, Bond Hotel,
Modernistic Hall.
The Parish Unit Of the Contra
ternity, Chairman, Most Rev. Edwin
v. o'Hara, DID. Episcopal Chair.
man Of the Confraternity OF Chris
tian Doctrine; Secretary, Rev. John
+. Cullinan, DID,. Diocesan Direc-
tor, Altoone.
Discussion Leaders: Rev. Urban
A. Horstman. Diocesan Director,
Covington; Rev. =. p. MeManaman,
DID,, Diocesan Director, Erie; Rev.
D. A. Lawless, Diocesan Director,
Pittsburgh.
500 p. na.-Religious Discussion
Groups In Secular Colleges, Bond
Hotel, Ball Room. Honorary Episco.
pal Chairman, Most Rev. Stephen
]. Donahue, DID,, Administrator Of
the Archdiocese Of New York: Pre-
siding, John J.. Ricketts,, presi-
dent, Federation OF College catho-
lie Clubs.
Demonstration OF Discussion Cub
Procedure, Rev. r. Gregory Smith.
Discussion Club chairman. Nation.
oil Center; Discussion Leaders: Miss
Margaret M. Downey, Boston, Mass:
Benjamin McLennan, Boston,
Mass.
Evidencing the Faith, Cathedral
Community House Auditorium.
Honorary Episcopal Chairman, Most
Rev. Peter l.. Ireton, DID,. Coadju-
tor Bishop Of Richmond; Presiding,
Rev. Charles M. Carly, 81. Paul;
Catholic Evidence in Maryland, Rev
John Russell, DID,, Baltimore; Re.
ligious Correspondence Courses,
Rev. Lester Fallon, ON, STD.
Kenrick Seminary, st. Louis: The
Laymans Guild, Rev. Francis p.
LeBuffe, 81, Ph.D, New York;
Campaigning for Christ, David
0oldstein; Laymen and Street Apps.
tolate, John Craig, Little Rock.
Following Is the detailed program
for the Teachers Institute section
OF the Congress for tomorrow, (sat-
lirday):
Saturday, October
$3.50 Q. fIi.-Religious Instruction
OF Public High School Students,
Cathedral Community House Audi
toriufn, 40 Pennington Avenue.
Honorary Episcopal chairman, Most
Rev. James D. Cassidy, DID,, Bishop
OF Fail River. Mass. Presiding, Rev.
william p. Clancy, DID,, Diocesan
Director, Manchester, N. II; Theoi-
ogy for the Teacher, Rev. Cornelius
2. Teulings, MAJ Chaplain, 81. joe
seph College, West Hartford, Conn:
Methods for the teacher Rev.
George johnson, Pho, Dean OF nd
ucatiCn, Catholic University.
Religious Instruction OF Public
Elementary School Children, Aetna
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