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Full Title	Men of Malvern, V. 16 No. 1 January 1954.
Author	Malvern Retreat House.
Date Added	20 March 2015
Publish Date	1954-01
Publisher	Philadelphia: [s.n.]
Source	Malvern Retreat House.
Topic	Spirituality > Catholic Church > Newsletters. Laity > Spiritual life > Newsletters. Spiritual retreats > United States > History > Newsletters. Smith, Walter Bedell, 1895-1961.
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OCR ourselves with His gr Our Realtor REVEREND WILLIAM J. KANE Speaks . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR e actual celebration and observance of Christmas have come and gone. i trust that your Christmas season was a very happy and peaceiul one. it is untortunate that christnras does not occur more frequently or last a little longer. we could well do with more or the spirit of brotherly love and christian charity that abounds-more than at any other time- Idurixlg the Christmas season. with the sound. of bcautilul carols still ringing in our ears and the gay lights stnl shedding lustre on this sometimes drab world or ours, we are called upon to unrlertahe the serious business or saying nu revoir to the year 1953 and of ushering in, God willing, still another year. A new year is a wondrous and most welcome gift to oil. it is at the same . time a great responsibility. we have‘ just recently said goodbye to 1953A-but we shall re-live it once again when we stand bolore the judgment rent of cod to render an account at how we spent the precious min cs He so generously gave us. Yes, another year is a tremendous responsibility. For some of us it will be the last; for some it will mean Heaven or Hell in the scales of eternity. No one win he ieit unchanged, that is certain we all will be loetter or worse this time a year from now. This thought brings to mind the words or the poerlnv “Did you win today or lose in was it well or badiyppentz Did you leave a trail or irindneaa or at near oi’ discontent? As you rest your hud iurlurnher Do you think that God would say: ‘You have earned one more tomorrow V By the wry you spent today?" what the poet says of today, we can say of 1953. what the riext 355 daya hold tor us is known only to God. we can, however. count on meeting humanity's old enemieswtile world, the iiesh, and the devil. They are omni- present (or us arul ever anxious to engage us in battle. How did we emerge from past encounters: How are we preparing to meet their renewed attaclrsi what are we doing to increase within ourselves the necessary vira tucs of Faith, Hope, and Charity’! How much time do we spend in prnyer? 1-low orten receive the sacraments or Penance and Holy Euclraristl The xew Year may hold for us many trials; great temptations. There may ome personal illness or the death nf loved ones. Disappolntrnents, failure, hcartaehes may be our lot. Temptation may come in many a various rorrus. To resist the latter and to sustain the rormer we must fortify et us live with God and tor God in 1354. . .rr - e. r.. -arts MIy'the Infant SIVIOIII bless you and your loved one: during this new year! Slay H: bring into your hurls and homes true happiness and listing peace! May His grace dwell in you nlwnyiil The New Adoration Chapel , Tllir orntory will be situated at the east and at the second floor of the north Wing of the new building. It is of exquisite liturgical design and original in every respect. This will be u chspel or which the lien or‘. Malvern can be proud. It will rcflcct tho hitch at tho ltetraataats in our Eucharistic King. The following memorial: In offered for your consideration. SHRINE-Imported rnurble .........................si.hoo.oo ALTAR-Imported marble .... 2.000130 BALDACHIN-Bronze and gilded wood, bronu crown s,-iou.oo ’l‘ABERNACLE- CRUCIFlXwWrougllt bronze 2 'CANDl.ES'l'lCKS-Wrought bronze . r 200.00 75.00 excl: 2 THREE-ARM CANDLESTICKS- Wrought bronze 15 SANCTUARY LAMPS-“'ri7ug'hl. bronze. PBIE-DIEU-Bronze-velvet covered . I WALL-TD-W'ALL CARPET . 2 VVINDOWS ACT NOW-103 of the 150 Rooms Already Taken MEMORIALS - NEW BUILDING ST. JOSEPI-l’S-IN -THE- Hills FURNISHING OF SINGLE ROOM. . . . . . . . . .$250.00 (INCLUDING buss MEMOKIAIVHATE) I Write to the lieclor Rev. William J. Kane, Malvern, Pa. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE lo LAVMEN’S wssutio IEVREAT IEAGUE located on various floors according to order of payment Honor the Living Cammemorate the Dead Room: will be HEN or MALvnlN in vnbnshrd monthly by the laymen‘! w-etc-end itotreut Lauryn. .e m, Amy, 5,,“ nl sol-12.-ill. ll-v. wlliiurn .1. Kane, Herr-out Intlr and iiortoe; John 1. suiirunbpruidentge maid... r MEN bf MALVVERHN Malvern Fa ER OF THE MANY FAMI retrutn is that headed by Dominic M. Matthew has .-..n ANUTH inily Group . , s t , , . LY group! who Ittend the hlalvcrn Sabin. 1 brickllyiug wulractor, of tho H. Mdflosltey Christmas Group. Seated with him is his son, W'illiIrn F. employed by McCloakey and CA. Stnnding are two other Iona, Donald (R), ’ 8 student at villIhUVl, and John 1.. who Ierved an I neoond lieutenant in Korea uid now work: for his father. i ' Tom. Bonagura Heads ’ Sacred Heart League Thomas A. Bonagura. CA crptain of the SL Anthony of radon group for the past eight years, her been elected as president of the P.T.C. League of the ' red Heart. For‘ the last ave-years he hha been a chairman of “re organization's break. lust committee, as well as a member of the board of directors. Banagurls Wu one of the original orgnnizel-I or the P.T.C. League of the sacred Heart, founded in 1949. Largely through his eitcrts the unit has grown into n mernbcrohip of g 2,200 rne Kw .. ' Enters Truppisl Order. John J. Lawrence, Jr., a member of the Hnzlcton group, has entered the cistercian Monastery at Berry- ville, VA., according to word recently received from his fatherxl-la has taken his novitirte vows as a lay brol.her‘in the Trappist community and has taken the name of Brother M. Eugene, o.c. 1953 Attendance (continued trom page one) were not completely available to ac- eorurnodate retreatants until tell, more than 500 applicants had to be turned away. Activity during the coming year win take on added impetus at llial. vern due not only to the tact that retreat-masters plan to devote much time to the promuigatiouot Marian year devotions, but also to the fact that in the spring it is planned to dedicate the new building group or our Lady's Hall with solemn exvrr cises to which many high dignitaries of the church, as well as prominent luymca will be invited. Primarily responsible lor the ti- nuacing of the new building, of course, is the carrying charge club, which, weelr utter week, brings this work to the attention of retreatants. That the club, under the direction of Jim Esposito and with the help 0! Johrr.Uslner, Roy stillwell, Joe Hunter and others, is doing u job Iully appreciated by the mink and . nrre of retreatanta, is well proved by a letter Esposito recently received irom Franlr J. Gale, CA captain of the west catholic group. ' , ‘ - Extolling Eapoaito and his col- leagues for the Job they are doing . 1 in furthering the cause of llilnlvern, "will continue to give you the health and energy tolcontinue your noble - work,“ which merits the "accolade of the League and every member or the Men of lllalvcrn." , 4 - -. ' Philadelphia I. PI. relepham Hun. wil M. Lenrrorr, Fxezrrctive vice. t; J. Tune! Wlllovx. Treasurer; lumen A. no-rrrhenr. rr; ohn . eea, bnarnoru yiene . hnlrm.r.,, c.ur.mr- Aeaaemrion; -rhoruuo P. enuuhr Editor: Mich-4 Judge. and Domenic Cnruthna, eroe mime; Jamm.u, n..;.., r Adeeeulne At-rr-4-. sub-rrl run run in 1-2-elm: -<- . u-no relrv-vane dollnr. ainrle coolant-H eente. Articles ior publication each month. Entered no second clue muster. January 5. ion. at the Paul mile. at rum-t be submitted to the Ellilor below the tench or Philadelphia. PL. ra-oer Art ol larch I. mu. l F910! Foto Beneficial Saving. Promotions‘ Recent promotions by lseneracial cording to an annolznae last week by the orznnization. William J. Ferguson was elected a vice president, while Joseph P. Fleming and Frank T. McKee were named assistant vice presidents: Al: the same time, John F. Arnllrogi and John J. Gallagher were advanced to dude ‘C: J: air,- as assistant vice presi. ' dents. Ferguson recently resigned ea head basketball coach at st. Joseph's College, after 25 years service. has been employed by the bank since 1943. ' r . d Thomas P. None and Harry , Bl 5 ts Serra Club (continued trom page one) Franir R. Donahue, Jr., third vice president; Lawrence A. Kenney, essurer, and George carroii, trua. tee. The Rev. John G. McFadden is spiritual director. Men of lliaivcrn participating in the group are: ' castnnr, Joseph cordin, John lli. Cone aidine, Richard B. Dariington, Wil- liam R. lneasey, Frank x. DeLone, Frank R. Donahue, Jr., Ambrose F. Dudley, lvilliarn B. Fox, Jr, william T. Craley, Jr., James E. Gallagher, Jr., J. corman, l. K. Heuisler, John P, llilierry, Henry Hurst, Jack ir- win, John E. Jennings, Lawrence A. .l<enney, christopher T. Lamoureur, Dr. F. Benedict Lanaban, sheritr William M. Lennox, Raymond Mc- carney, John B. ltlcclatchey, Mat. thew H. lllcCiosl<ey, ill, Thomas D. Mccloslrey, William l. Mccloslrey, John v. McTalrlrley, Michael Meehlan, William T. Mullen, Jr., Joseph Mul- queen, Jaclc Murphy, Raymond Mur. phy, Jr., John Neeaon, William Nie- dringhaus, John 0‘Dnir, william L. 0’liey, Nicholas J. lzaitery, J. Lin. coin Reinhardt, Gordon Ryan, Joseph A. lzyrn, Leo A. shallow, charlea shreiner, Paul slatiery, William stewart, Jose h H. Tyson, Joseph waiters, Fred, wendler, and Gabriel Wilson, Jr.’ Pink and Blue, Ribbons’ o Dom Paone and his wife, lliildred, on Thursday, December 4, 953. mom is a retreatant with the ss Peter and Paul Group. . tercd December 23, 1953.‘ just in time in say "Howdy" to Santa Clause and give her proud ml and pi! good reason to hasten on Christmal morn to tluiloredlle Christ Child. Papa istl membel-.ot 0urvLady of Fatima ‘ group, headed by Petelconwiiy. ‘ i within the organisation llg: .,VTo CCC Comrrlitlee , to be an able replacement in "jj% With lhe Relreals of January C. A. captain H. Eugene Heine. Esq. will will ‘W’ M‘ El’ll”""‘Y Group on the opening retreat of H‘ l‘‘“‘'‘"" ““ J"‘"“' ary 5, lead.’ Last year, his Associate Dr. Albert DiLauro and Michael Judge. . job that the lists had to be closed Weeks before the lECl’(‘al,‘WlIlClI wound up with on attendance of 213, much 0V(‘l’Cl'0“'(lCIl.‘ With the new building now in tun operation captain Heine can promise the mell more comfortable ouartera. . Almost on a moment's notice, last year. Pei" Pa Conway look up the reins oi the second retreat, and with the assistance of his Asso- ciates, led by Register or Wills Joseph F. Burke and llllcllael 1- wooten, produced a splendid 250. since then, the group has adopted the name of our Lady ot Fatima, and will go to llilalvern on January to determined to do their part, with the assistance or their ratron, to ' the world Board Dmfsrtihomas G. cairns will have his tirst oplwrl‘-lmllll. on January 22, to occupy the new building which. as Clgmnmll of the Building committee, be supervised during its construction. ‘last year, his ss. Peter and Paul Group turned up with 247. and. with the as- sistance of his Co-Captain John L. Rlcketts, ire hopes to have at least alike number this yea . . ‘ , , For the third year, c. A. captain James J. sanrmon will direct the group which he toolr over when captain James J. corcoran was sent by the Government to new post in ohio. Hard work. i brought about an attendance or 259, and the enthusiasm vi vailed at the organization meeting promised r. like turnout tor 1954. The group In: hopes that captain Corcoramwillviind it possible to attend the retreat. s .’ , ' I MALVERN: FORWARD ‘MOVEMENT t you'rnuy prepare in advance and arrange your personal obligations, we record below the schedule of retreats for the next three months: ' ’ Joseph F. Haly-Michael F. Donovan . Edw. J. lnglesby, Esq.,4os. W. Zzlmpino, lisq. Bernard F.,Bygot1rNorth Catholic Alumni Robert T. Dudrear-Philadelphia Electric James E. MacDermotb-George D. Ermeritrout -A mily Paul H. holed ‘ 54]-Ioly Fa February > 5 1 March Fe‘m5“rGro c Joseph A. Donoghue-Neeson Memorial Frederick J. Bohrcr , . . Joseph A. Lari-iorelle-Palm sunday Paul Reap Boharl, l:so...Hoiy Week l Thomas A. Bonagura-Anthony Lani rhoana. W. Mulrooney-Wilmington, Dcl. re... E‘a'$’o‘rtoroo-an J. Furey group. Ray ‘due to the fuel: that the Atlantic has promoted him to more responsible Joe Hunter Named Joseph F. Hunter, a member of the James A. Flaherty Memorial group. has been appointed a member of the finance committee of the car- rying Charge Club, aecordin to an announcement by Jim Esposito, coma mittee chairman. , Hunter replaces Roy stilweli, act- ing l:A captain of the Dr. William no longer is able to get to lllalvern every sunday, Refining 01., where he has been it supervisory employe for many years, duties that frequently require his attention over many week en 5. . ' rence L. lidyerr l-horo iiialverrr lliau since 1937 pg g,,,,,e,. Joe Hunter, however, will prove the im. portianl: job of collecting building fund pledge: from retreatantli. He made his hrst retreat at St. Jose-ph’:a instherliills in 1937 and that time l1 and undagging worker in the inter- ests of Malvern. A native of Brookline, Delaware County, and a graduate of West Catholic High School, Joe was mar- " d in 1944 in the Church of the Annunciation BVM., Brookline, to the former Mary Rutlnnlso of Brook. line. Following his gtndultiun from high school, he entered the U. of P. majoring in education and llpeclitliz. ing in business ndirliniiltration and accounting. He found employment with the Auteur Company, in Ard- Ch . I. Joseph more, when he remained for 13 years, serving as an accountant and assistant llaynlaster. Last November Riely Agency of the Mutual seneht Lire insurance o. Throughout his career, Joe has managed to keep himself quite busy with a variety or interests. He is a member of Bishop Kellrink council, K- of C-. and of the cardinal Dough. erty Assembly. Fourth Degree. He also, has been active in amateur theatricals. being a member of the “Wilton Pl-tiers. the Little Theatre club of Rutledge and similar groups, lmducinit. directing and writing shows and otherwise making himscli usdul in this ticld. '1 It Reverence and Responsibility Always JOHN JOSEPH Mt:CULlOUGH ' V V FUNERAL DIRECTOR s. w. Cor. 63rd st. and LANSDOWNE AVE. 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