The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-08
RELATES OPEN
 SESSION NOV. 15. PHILADELPHIA.
Catholic COnfraternity of Christian Doctrine Re.
 veals Program

FhIladelphia, November S-(UP) t.~C Catholic Church prelates through nut the country have accepted invi- tatlons to attend the 7th Annual Congress of the Confraterntty of Christian Doctrine here Nov. l5-is.
 The Most Rev. Hugh L. Lamb, auxiliary bishop of Philadelphia and general chairman of the con- Rress committee, has received acc Eeptances from 13 archbishops and d2 bishops, who will join thousands og priests, nuns, brothers and lay- men at the sessions.
 Denis Cardinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia, will celebrate a sol- efin pontifical mass iii Convention Hall on Sunday, Nov. l6. More than 15,00O persons are expected to attend the ceremony, at which the Most Rev. Amieto Giovanni Clccgnani, DID,, apostolic delegate e the United States, will deliver fhe sermon, and the St. Charles BorTonneo Seminary choir sing the responses.
 AIsgr. Sheen to Speak
 A Sunday, Nov. l6, evening ses- sion ct Convention Hall will be ad- dressed by the Right Rev. Mgr. Fulton J. Sheen, radio and pulpit preacher.
 Tn addition to the meetings at the Bellevue-Stratford Hotel, head quarters for the congress-, sessions also will be held in the auditoriums Of the John Hallahan and Little Flower Catholic High Schools and ln Convention and Town Hall,
 5 Archhishops who have expressed Intentions to attend are:
 z The Most Revs. Michael J. Cur ley, Baltimore: John T. McNich- clas, Gin ,innati; Edward D. How ard, Portland, Ore: John G. Mur- ray, St. Paul, Minn.; John J. Nifty, San Francisco; Rudolph A. Gerken, Santa Pc, N. M; Joseph 2. Rummel, New Orleans; John J, Cantwell, Los Angeles; Francis J. Spellman, New York; Robert E, Lucey, San Antonio, Tex.
 List of Bishops to Attend
 The Most Revs. Joseph F. Busch, St. Cloud, Minn.; Jules B. JSaa- 3nard, Lafayette, La; Christophre E. Byrne, Galveston, Tex; Ed- mund r. Gibbons, Albany, N. r.; Hugh c. Boyle, Pittsburgh; John J. Swint, Wheeling, w. Va; Fraa- cis W. Howard, Coyington, Ky; Richard O. Gerow, Natchez, Miss; William J, Hafey, Scranton, Pa; John F. Noll, Fort Wayne, Ind; Thomas J. Toolen, Mobile, Ala; Emmett J. Walsh, Charleston, s. C.: Edward H. Albers, Lansing, Mich.: J. IT. Schlarman, Peoria, Ill: Edwin V. O'Hara, Kansas City, Mo; Urban J. Vehr, Denver; James F. Kearney, Rochester, N. Y.; Gerald Shaughnessey, Se- attle, Wash; Christian A. Winkel- mann. Wichita, Kan; William D. OBrien, Chicago; Francis P. Keou9h, Providence, R. T.; stephen Donahue, New York; Gerald T.. Bergen. Des Molnes, Ia.: Raymond A: Kearney, Brooklyn; Thomas J. Mclaughlin, Paterson, N. J.; Peter L. Ireton, Richmond, Va; Aloysius J. Muench, Fargo. ". D.; Joseph M. Gilmore, Helena, Mont; Charles ?. Buddy, San Diego, Cal; Walter 4. Foery, Syracuse, N. r.; Matthew r, BEady, Burlington, Ia: William J. Condon, Great Falls, Mont: John F. O'Hara, Army and Navy Ordinariate; Vincent J. Ryan, Bis- marck, N. D.; Edmund J. Fitz- Maurice, Wilmington, Del; Gerald P. O'Hara, Savannah, Ga.; George l.. Leech, Harrisburg, Pa; Eugene ]. Mc0uiness. Raleigh, N. o.; Joe Geph M. Corrigan, rector, Catholic University of America; Washington; Bartholomew J. Eustace, Camden, N. J., and William A. Grimm, Tren- ton, N. J.