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WELCOMING BISHOP SCHAD. Rev. Robert W. Scott, Jr., pastor of the Avalon Methodist Church, left, is shown greeting Most Rev. James L. Schad, D.D., V.G., who became Pastor of Maris Stella (R.C.) Church Sunday, June 24th. Looking on is Avalon Mayor Ellsworth Armacost, who welcomed the Bishop to Avalon at a reception held in his honor following the installation service attended by 500. Tbe Bishop, and the new pastor, said he looks forward to the challenges of his new pastoral duties in Avalon.

Schad Installed At Maris Stella

AVALON - Nearly 500 persons attended a .Sunday afternoon Mass celebrated for the installation of the Most ReverendirAamre .Lio Schad. D.D., V.G. as Pastor *)f Maris Stella Church here. The Pastor was installed by Most Reverend George • H. Guilfoyle D.D., J.D. Bishop of Hie Camden Diocese. Bishop Schad requested his assignment as Pastor of the Avalon Roman Catholic Church from St. Rose of Lima parish in Haddon Heights. Bishop Sthad will continue as Auxiliary Bishop. Vicar General and Consultor for the Diocese, according to a letter signed by Bishop Guilfoyle dated May 18. Following the Mass, a reception in Bishop Schad's honor was held at the Avalon Community Hall, 30th Street and the Beach at which time Avalon Mayor Ellsworth Armacost and many local people had a chance to welcome the new Pastor. "On behalf of all the people of Avalon, I extend a warm and friendly welcome to Bishop Schad as Pastor of Maris Stella Church here. I hope that he will enjoy a long and

healthy residence here and that all his efforts may be truly blessed," said Mayor Armacost. "One of my first goals will be to determine the needs of the people In the Parish by issuing a “Needs Questionaire" the Bishop said. "I want to re-organize the Parish CounciL to reemphasize the importance of the Laity (the non-clerics of the Church)" Bishop Schad continued. "I expect them to be advisory people and not decision makers. After all, any pastor who doesn’t listen to his Laity will be in trouble", the Bishop continued. "I also expect to embark on a pastoral visitation program to get to

O.E.S. Bus Trip CAPE MAY - The Cape May O.E.S. 4156 will sponsor a bus trip to hear the Polish-American String Band in Wildwood Convention Hall July 15. The bus will leave the Masonic Temple, Old Shore Rd., Cape May at 6:15 p.m. There will be free bus prizes. The $6 price includes bus transportation and ticket to the concert. For reservations, call 886-6363 or 884-1168

know the people of the congregation", the Bishop Concluded. A bus load of the Bishop's former parishoners from St. Rose of Lima traveled to Avalon to be with him during his installation. Cape May Christian Science Society CAPE MAY - "Christian Science" is the subject of the lessonsermon at the 11 a.m. church service of the Cape May Christian Science Society this Sunday. The church is located at Columbia Ave. at Guerney St.. Cape May. Sunday School is also held at 11 a.m. » An 8 p.m. Wednesday service is held each week from June through September in which testimonies of Christian Science healing are presented. A reading room is maintained at the church and is open from 11-2 Wednesday and Thursdays. All are welcome to attend services and use the reading room for quiet study.

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