Bishop Buddy Scrapbook 1946-1948

Deliver Jubilee Sermon For y-flve years ago when onslgnor James P. Brady was a young prle.'lt he was particularly fond o! a black-haired altar boy who frequently vas his ,erver when he ~aid mus at the Convent of the acr d Heart. • 'ext Wednesday Monsignor Brady will observe the 50th annl· versary of his ordination at a pontifical high mass at St. Mary's Church. The former altar boy, :;=============== ~w Bishop Chari F . Buddy of I priests will attend. There will be •=-~:,,.;~;;:;;;;;; . two choirs, one of priests and one

of children. Also there will be two organists, according to the Rev. Leo J, Ruggle, in charge of music at the mass. Reception Wednesday 'ight From 8 to 10 o'clock Wednes- day night there will be a reception In the auditorium of St. Mary's School for Monsignor Brady, . who has been pastor of 1 St. Mary's for the past 43 years and who ls the dean of the cler- gymen of St. Joseph in the point of service. Mrs. A. R. Veraguth, who wlll be one of the organists at the jubilee mass, ls the general chair- man In charge of the jubilee ar- rangements. Mrs. Charles Burri is chairman of the refreshment committee; Mrs. John Cornelio, chairman of the decorations com- mittee; Mrs. Frank Nowland,

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the sermon at that mass. jubilee mass will be at 10 a. m. with Bishop C. H. Le- Blon as celebrant. Scores of The

the ri}ht is Bishop Charles F. Buddy of San who gave the sermon at the mass. g the white miter and standing next to Buddy is Monsignor Brady. Standing Bishop LeBiond is the Rev. Augustin of Moberly, Mo., who was assistant t the jubllee mass. )

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"In the words of the Holy Fath- er, 'we have failed humiliatingly'." The letter was signed by Pauline Korander, class secretary. Members of the senior class of the Cathedral Girls' High School wrote: "Your Excellency: On the eve of our graduation from Cathedral Girls' High School, realizing the privileges that have been ours during the past f o u r years, we wish to protest the ac- tion of the Sarl Diego School Board of Education regarding the Re- leased Time Program. Since the Supreme Court of California has upheld the constitutionality of the plan, it seems strange that our San Diego should place itself on record as being unfavorable to Released Time. "We delight in our heritage as native Calitornians. We point with pride to the site of our First Mis- sion. We speak of Spanish culture, I architecture and civilization but have we not departed far from the standards of Junipero Serra'! The San Diego School Board claims that Released Time Pro- gram interferes with the curricu- lum-do not the members of the Board realize that a student wno knows, loves and serves God is one who will live and die for his coun- try? "The mature gentlemen who are trying to handle world affairs to- day are not doing so well. Could the reason be they are ignorant of God? Would you please issue our complaint to the Board of Educa- tion so that boys and girls who are attending public schools in our San Diego may pe given a chance to become better citizens." The letter was signed by Mary McGowan, class president, and the follo,;ing members of the senior class: Carmen Sarati, Yolanda Par- edes, Louise De Moor, Patricia Johnson, Beverley Pearson, Ger- trude Feich, Jean Keating, Han-iet Salley, Mary Grace Gibbins, Betty Small, Betty Parker, Kathleen Barrett, Viola Combs, Louise Ma- son, Rose Marie Stronsky, Patri- cia O'Brien, Mary Mccanna, Lu- cille Bergeson, Betty Lou Corrales, Rachel Gastilum, Mary Louise Gonzales, Doris Choquette. Others who signed were: Mar- garet Vomero, Jackie Copenhaver, Shirley Richardson, Mary McGow- an, Wilhelmina Copenhaver, Mary Alice Connor, Geraldine Brosteaux, Lois Nichols, Ann Baum, Barbara Hevener , Ruthann Keller, Bernice Kelley, Therese Donnelly, Dolores Van Etten, Rosemary Robinson, Marline F. Mahurin, Theresa Stat-

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