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ST MARYS MARY'S CHURCH NOTES COMMENTS fed ar M MA Mh h A N M it 4 FAITH HOPE nOPE CHARITY NORMA NOR WILLIAMSON ISO nO-J nO BONNIE IE LLOYD MARY l MARCELLIN 1 The above was awarded first prize prize at the Summit County Fa Fair r held at Coalville Sept 4 and again In Part City pIty on Labor Day Sept 6 6 6 The float was the work of St. St Marys Mary's Altar Society and was planned and prepared at the Eley Motor through the courtesy of John Henrion manager TilE THE SUNDAY SER SERMON lO-J lO The Epistle of the fifteenth Sunday is a continuation of that addressed to our old friends the Galatians of last Sunday Once again St. St Paul appeals to them to live by the spirit that the holy spirit may dwell in them so wonderfully wonderfully won won- won wonderfully that It might truly be said that Christ lived in them this was In Indeed Indeed indeed In- In deed a consummation to be wished In such a tough boisterous body of people as His Galatian converts were Good of heart no doubt but reckless rovers after a wild exciting life that often orten trespassed all tenets of moderation moderation moderation modera modera- tion or temperance St. St Paul urges them to better lives in these words Brethren If we live by the spiritS spirit by the spirit let us also walk Let ut uE u not become desirous of vain glory provoking provoking provoking pro pro- one another envying one an an- other othel Brethren even If a person Is caught doing something wrong you who are spiritual instruct such a one In Ina a spirit of meekness considering thy thyself thyself thyself self lest thou also be tempted B Bear ar one another's burdens and so you will fulfill fulfill ful ful- ful- ful fill the law of Christ For If anyone thinks himself to be something whereas he is nothing he deceives himself But let everyone test his own work and so he will have glory In himself only and not In comparison with another For Forach each ach one ne will bear his own burden And let et him who is Instructed in the word share hare all good things with his teacher Be not deceived God is not mocked For what a man sows that he will also reap cap For he who seeks In the flesh lesh from rom the flesh lesh also will reap corruption But he who sows In the spirit from the spIrIt will reap life everlasting And In doing good let us not grow tired for forIn forin forn In n due time we shall reap If we do not relax elax Therefore while we have time let letus letus letus us do good to all men It Is soothing to o hear Paul speak on some of the social virtues which befit beUt one who walks In Christ He speaks of fraternal correction if f one has to correct a brother he must do It In a spirit of gentleness remembering remembering remembering bering that he himself may fall We should hould all take to heart the warning of the he Master Let him who is without sin cast the first stone The beautiful eulogy of mercy in the Merchant of Venice Is well known but perhaps not I so well known Is the pathetic truth the expression of ot which Shakespeare puts on the lips of Portia in the course of justice ustice none of us should see salvation Be merciful to one another recalling that we all make mistakes only some make greater mistakes than others TEe last ast of or the Epistle is a summing up of Christs Christ's own life work He never wearied going about doing good to all men CATECHISM 1 CLASSES The above began on Satur Saturday ay Sept 18 directed by two new teachers of Our Lady of ot Victory namely Sisters Columba and Antonia who begin religious religious religious reli reli- Instructions for this year at St St. Marys Mary's Tl Thc attendance of boys and gIrls was only fair But we do hope to have a fuller muster on next Saturday when work will win begin at 10 o'clock promptly The mass for the wedding will willbe willbe be at 11 o'clock when children can attend If conditions allow for same Once again St. St Marys Mary's appeals to parents and guardians to have their children present Saturday Sept 25 PRAYERS FOR TilE THE POPE POlE Radio and press have announced a recurrence of the Illness of our Holy Father for whose speedy recovery God willing Prayers were requested on Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day last at the masses A As a youth he suffered very much from frail health so much so that he as a student enjoyed enJoyed enJoyed en- en Joyed the singular privilege of remainIng remainIng remaining remain- remain Ing at home during his years of study and attended any classes In the Ecclesiastical Seminary During the last war he Imposed on himself many forms of penance for the sake of people In Inthe inthe inthe the world This severity at his age has told on him a great deal but Gods God's reward to such a faithful servant of oi His will be exceedingly great The Lord will not be surpassed In generosity OUR BISHOPS BISHOP'S SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY Readers of The Catholic Register will have read of ot the above which fell on Sunday last St St. Marys Mary's Joins with all an anthe the parishes In the diocese of Salt Lake City and with all the people In extendIng extending extending extend extend- ing to His Excellency Bishop Hunt Its It's heartiest congratulations on his attainIng attaining attain attain- ing lag this fine scriptural age of three threescore threescore threescore score and ten tent Our prayers ha hate hare ye been Coffered offered that God In His goodness may grant him many more fruitful years as director of this progressive diocese that owes so much to his spiritual guidance NEW JUDGE MEMORIAL GYM 1 I During the past week the above has been dedicated and should now be available for use during this basketball I season At least It is our hopes that when the C. C Y O. O league and tournament tournament tournament ment gets going around the end of of 1954 that our Seniors and Juniors may play within It The change over from fromm the old building will be wonderful for all the parish teams amongst which we trust St. St Marys Mary's will not be the least by by any means I TilE TIDE FALL IN PA PARK K CITY Much of September is over all too soon and summer is nearly gone now though the sky Is still blue the midday sun still hot against the skin the harvest full fun to bursting the trees still green with only a promise that fall Is nigh The hills around Park clothed In verdure of varied hues somewhat more blurred than usual owing to early frosts that visited us too soon the setting around Park City is magnificent nt something that tears at the hearts of exiles as In fancy they see once again the old homes on the hills They would almost venture another flight Theres There's so much Joy In returning Our children have gone back to school It Is not easy for them to turn from the fun of vacation plays and begin again the routine of getting up on time every everyday everyday everyday day for classes One misses them from the streets Its It's so quiet without them only the toddlers the under sixes are areto areto areto to be seen by the sidewalks of their homes But good news from ghent The mines have reopened somewhat miners have gone to work again the town re rejoices rejoices rejoices re- re old od days In the barony are here once more the stockpiling of metals has set things temporarily shall we rejoice openly with flags lags and banners flying lying victory celebrations Some how slow is the to parade security of tenure in labor Is not yet yetto yetto yetto to the fore So we Just do a hesitating step in demonstrating as yet later the show may come to town when Its It's certain certain certain tain that the lean years are over and prosperity Is peeping round the corner Our prayers for It have not been in vain over the past years I OUR VICTORY CELE CELEBRATION I OCT 16 I This will be the fall bazaar which will honor the resurgence of better days daysI I I ahead In our city with the return of i miners to work Active preparations I have been set afoot by our Altar Society and ladles of this parish to ensure suc- suc 1 cess In our great social New cards have been ordered for the games and possibly a new apparatus to set the balls rolling I f booths are being got ready the fish fishpond fishpond fishpond pond for children will be an opener eye-opener the parcel post sale a big hit 1 if our 1 friends mall mail all the cards to their acquaintances abroad and all the cakes I and and pies forthcoming will delight the most epicurean taste For long months the town has had little to rejoice over but but heres here's a chance for everyone to come together and be happy In Park City's I new found Joy Many willing hands bands can I make the occasion worthy of Its in In- In so get tickets and and push them around by the dozens Its It's a drive for I all the folks to get Into so lead on MacDuff and toots to him that cries enough I MINERS MINERS' CON J OR on In these days when up called-up men are being processed having the prescribed physical exam one hears quite often orten the term the disease contracted In Inthe Inthe inthe the mines or In stone cutting works Is recalled as ns entering largely Into the earths earth's composition aye even into the plants flowers lowers growing grain crops and trees to it they all owe the rigidly of their stem stalks or trunks Floating ad lib In the dust down under as in mines it is breathed In and apparently apI ap- ap I I is most severe on mens men's lungs One OUe understands this very readily 1 if he I averts to the crystal formation of this powder It cuts Its It's way through I and hardens Into lumps leaving human beings relegated to to- to-an to an Invalid state or oran oran oran an early death ROUND HOUND THE TilE BOREEN OREE-J LOG This Is the title of ot a series of ot Australian Austra Austra- lian Uan ballads some gay and some grave Continued on Page Six I 0 St St. Marys Mary's Church i Notes Comments I Continued from Page One which doubtless are familiar to many of our readers in Park City One understands understands understands under under- stands that the Boreen or narrow roadway roadway roadway road road- way has a fallen tree trunk on which men of the town daily dally sit spit and whittle wood Yarns and gossip are exchanged for hours and so round it too characters congregate on whom song and story are in later days composed We Wo have them in plenty in this book of verse One such is Casey for ever proclaiming proclaiming proclaiming pro pro- claiming That the farmers will be ruined before the year is out Theauthor Theauthor The Theauthor author of the songs was the late Msgr Hartigan who wrote under the penname penname penname pen- pen name John OBrien Finest verse In his serious poetry Is to my mind that concluding The Little Irish Mother but it may be fittingly applied to every fine self-sacrificing self Catholic mother ofa of ofa a family of every race and place And thank God he have such In our midst here too When at last the books are balanced in the up setting-up to be And our idols on the rubbish-heap rubbish are hurled Then the Judge shall call to honor honor- not riot the stars it seems to me me Who have posed beneath the footlight footlight footlight foot- foot light of the world But the king shall doff his purple and the queen lay by her crown And the great ones of the earth shall stand aside While a little Irish mother in her tattered tattered tattered tat tat- faded gown Shall receive the crown too long to her denied CHURCH LAST SUNDAY Attendance at the nine o'clock mass mas was well over average quite a few strangers were present and the general communion brought out a large number the goodweather goodweather good goodweather The day was beautifully sunny weather enabled many to be at church The newly repaired sanctuary floor still needs reeds to be but it is hoped that hat this coming week may see that done by parish helpers to whom St. St Marys Mary's will willbo willbe be bo very grateful Indeed After Arter mass our Altar Society in a a. group inspected the to view what repairs are adjoining hall needed to make once again fit for meetIngs meetIngs meetings meet- meet Ings and social gatherings their decision will come at the reunion of the members members members mem mem- bers in a few weeks' weeks time We hope It will be a favorable one PARISHIONERS ON VACATION Mrs Betty Jennings and Jimmy have been away for some days we miss them very much and hope to i see ee them soon again Others absent on holidays are Mr and Mrs John Mitchell hell from whom St. St Marys Mary's had a card the other day should beback beback be beback It comes from Idaho They back with us by the end of ot this week This good weather h has s been a blessing for tor OUR SICK Mrs Clara Shea of The Lodge was Indisposed for a few days but returned home from hospital on Saturday last we wish Clara a speedy recovery to health again NEW ROAD nOAD TO KEETLEY This has been opened to the he public for a certain distance We traveled over I It on Sunday last on our way to Heber for the 1030 mass It Is a fine three thres lane highway a delight to use When I completed all the way It will ensure acut a aI acut I cut on the time to reach Heber which is a most desirable bl blessing besides it goes pretty straight avoiding tha th th many route twisty turns of the old route no abandoned V VI I I OUR NEW NEW BABY A Y YI i We wish to congratulate Mr and Mrs William Sweeney of Heber on the arrival of the above Mass is said in their home on Sundays we appreciate their kindness kindness kindness kind kind- ness very much and both are right good hosts Indeed Father Lawrence Sweeney of Ogden and uncle of the child will perform the ceremony of baptism b shortly in the presence of numerous relatives and friends at St. St Marys Mary's Park City conferring Casey Paul as Its It's name OUR ALTAR BOYS We do wish we had more of ot these knights of the sanctuary to serve at the masses and devotions in church We appeal to parents to encourage their boys once they have made their first communion to offer their services for such at St. St Marys We Invite the youngsters themselves to be in our class for servers on Saturdays at 1220 pm p.m. An altar boy serving is doing something something something some some- thing spiritual that will work to his utmost good as an anonymous writer has it No grander mission surely Could saints or men enjoy No heart should love more purely Than yours my altar boy 1 I God bless you lad forever And keep you In His care I And guard you that you never j Belie Belle the robes you wear FIRST CREWS DOWN DOUN TilE TIIE SHAFT Salt Lake Tribune had a picture Monday last of preparations made for i j i opening at Keetley of first Park City I mine with persons on the payroll I later to be Increased to Photographers PhOtographers Photographers Photo PhOto- have been several times to town and rectory obtaining pictures pictures' and gathering material for an article 1 I I j i j i to appear later in The Pageant magazine maga maga- zine zinc a most popular little Issue Scenes at the mines and Park City itself will be included too Publicity on our stricken state since July 1952 and on our Joy at work returning even of a limited nature is all to the common good for lor which citizens naturally should strive A keen spirit of helping on the community com con welfare Is a big factor In the success of any town or city our glory has always been that Park has a a. splendid splendid did civic spirit A AMERICAN MINING ma G CONGRESS The above apparently has been opened in San Francisco with some miners in union The big question It seems is how effective will willbe be the lead lead- zinc stockpiling program of the admin admin- adminIstration administration It seems amazing that the London metal market will have a large influence on its success or its failure to an ignoramus like myself that passes understanding that England should still sway conditions in our western mining yet it does seem that much depends on whether she floods the market mara market mar mar- ket with metals or keeps them scarce |