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On Friday, Oct. 6, over "Most of our people," 80,000 Catholics from the Father Connolly said, "feel a Archdiocese of Miami are real need to deepen their expected to fill the Orange prayer life, and to learn more Bowl for a rally and Mass to about the Church's teachings "end the beginning of the and the Bible. A major effect Holy Year." of the Holy Year is that the Father Donald Connolly, laity are realizing more and coordinator of the Holy Year, more their need to participate explained: "Our efforts during in helping the Church to grow; the past months were to they realize more than in the comprise a five-year plan for past that they are the Church, the Archdiocese in programs and have a tremendous and services to help our personal responsibility to help Catholic families and parishes. themselves and their children So it would not be right to say to come closer to Christ." that the Holy Year ends with The highlight of the Holy the October 6 Mass." Year will be the Mass to be After assimilating the offered at the Orange Bowl on returns to the Holy Year office Oct. 6. At this event, from the priests, Religious representatives from all of the and laity, Archbishop Mc- parishes of the Archdiocese Carthy said that he realizes will participate. Preceding the now the first priority will be to Mass, there will be a evangelize the Catholic procession of over 5,000 community — " Not only falien- people—altar boys, lay away Catholics, but also groups, Religious, priests, and practicing Catholics who do the Bishops from the State of not have a sufficient grasp of Florida. the Church's teachings." A 10,000 voice choir will THIS NEED for act as a background for the evangelization became ap- ceremony, joining with parent as a result of the Holy everyone at the stadium in Voice Photo by Tony Garnet Year questionnaires dis- singing the music especially Little Melina Paraskeva, 5, lays flowers on the grave of Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll at tributed to every Catholic prepared for the event. Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery on July 26, the first anniversary of the death of the Miami family in the Archdiocese Archbishop Fulton Sheen Archdiocese's first bishop. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy celebrated a Memorial during the Lenten season. (Continued on Page 8) Mass for the late Archbishop at the Cathedral of St. Mary Thursday night. Test tube baby? Yes, no, maybe

NC News Service Pope Pius XII's 1949 con- hypothetical couple. "If you demnation of artificial in- say yes to them, then I would The birth of five-pound, semination. say: 'Go ahead.'" 12-ounce Louise Brown, the Others saw fewer moral In Italian daily news- world's first test tube baby, problems in the birth of papers, two theologians gave and the events that led up to it Louise Brown. "Offhand, I negative judgments on promise to keep the medical don't see anything wrong with the morality of such community and Catholic childless couples using the procedures. Father Dionigi moral theologians talking for test tube method if there is no Tettamanzi, in the Milan- quite a while. other possible way for them to based national Catholic daily, Condemned by several have babies," said Bishop Avvenire, said that although Catholic moral theologians, Cornelius Lucey of Cork, Pope Pius had said means the procedure leading to the Ireland. (Continued on Page 9 ) birth involved the im- Auxiliary Bishop plantation of a fertilized egg in Augustine Harris of Liver- the womb of Lesley Brown, an pool, England, said he would English woman who could not tell couples seeking moral conceive normally because of guidance on the issue to ask blocked fallopian tubes. themselves three questions— Doctors removed eggs from whether it was within the the woman's ovary, then context of marriage; whether achieved fertilization using it was because they loved each sperm from Mrs. Brown's other and would love this husband Gilbert. child; and whether the science "IT IS NOT the con- involved dominated and ception of a child as nature fascinated them or whether it . Bus Guide . . .. 16 intended, and I am opposed to was supporting them in a Classified. . . .. 17 Editorial...... 6 it," said Bishop Gerard natural act. Family Life. . . . 12 McClean of Middlesborough, "These are important Movies & TV. . . 14 England, who said it falls questions," Bishop Harris Youth . . 15 KYF 10-11 among actions covered by said. He said he would tell the •:::-::;-::::; says there are 3,483 Religious priests and Ulster prisons brothers from 67 mission-sending groups and 166 diocesan priests from 70 U.S. dioceses. There are also 2,673 nuns from 180 mission-sending orders and 279 lay volunteers from 29 sponsoring called 'inhuman' organizations serving in missions outside the 48 DUBLIN, Ireland-(NC)-Archbishop contiguous states. Tomas O'Fiaich of Armagh, Northern Ireland, Evangelization meet issued a public blast against "inhuman con- ditions" in the prison for terrorists at Long Kesh, WASHINGTON —Paternalism, past and following a visit July 27 to three sections of the present racism, failure to understand cultural prison's famous H Block. differences —all these problems and others can "One would hardly allow an animal to remain impede evangelization efforts among blacks, in such conditions, let alone a human being," said Hispanics and American Indians, three experts in the archbishop in a statement distributed Aug. 1 those fields told an evangelization conference July by the Irish bishops' Catholic Press and In- 27. Father Giles Conwill, vocation director for the formation Office in Dublin. National Office of Black Catholics; Father Frank Archbishop O'Fiaich, who last year was Ponce, research assistant in the U.S. Catholic made head of Armagh, primatial See of all Conference's Secretariat for Hispanic Affairs; and Ireland, called for an immediate improvement of Msgr. Paul Lenz, executive director of the Bureau prison conditions and said he would provide an of Catholic Indian Missions, spoke to the group. account of what he had seen to the Vatican "without delay." Democracies lack will "The nearest approach to (conditions in Long Kesh) that I have seen," he said, "was the CARACAS, Venezuela—Commenting on the spectacle of hundreds of homeless people living in Bonn summit meeting, the head of the Latin sewer-pipes in the slums of Calcutta. The stench American Economic system (SELA), Guillermo and filth in some of the cells, with the remains of Maldonado, said the world's industrialized rotten food and human excreta scattered around democracies lack the political will to help the the walls, was almost unbearable. In two of them developing nations. I was unable to speak for fear of vomiting." Troops patrol streets near presidential Charging that prisoners are deprived of palace in La Paz, Bolivia, after Gen. Juan Right-wing used by FBI "basic human needs" and citing numerous Pereda Asbun seized power following a DETROIT—An activist right-wing group complaints he heard from prisoners about dispute over the results of a July 9 whose anti-communist fervor was often unleashed beatings and degradations, Archbishop O'Fiaich presidential election. The general said he against the Detroit Archdiocese and its clergy rejected government claims that the prisoners in acted to prevent Communists from was used by the FBI to disrupt alleged pro- Long Kesh are treated as ordinary prisoners. taking over the government. communist organizations during the 1960s, ac- The prison is a special institution to house cording to FBI documents obtained by the those convicted of terrorism in Northern Ireland's Father J. Bryan Hehir, warned the House of Detroit Free Press. civil war. Its inmates consider themselves Representatives that lifting such sanctions could political prisoners rather than criminals, and they place the United States "outside the international Schools file suit have conducted a long protest over prison con- consensus." JOPLIN, Mo. —The Joplin Catholic school ditions and alleged maltreatment by guards. system has filed suit in state court against a The archbishop said he spent the whole of U.S. Indians vow decision by the Missouri Division of Employment Sunday, July 27, in the prison, in which nearly Security that Catholic schools must pay 200 of the 1,800 inmates are from the Armagh WASHINGTON-Although their longest unemployment compensation tax for their lay Archdiocese. Walk was over, American Indians vowed to keep employees. The action is believed to be the first He said he was surprised to find high morale trying to educate non-Indians about injustices court test for the controversial application of such among the prisoners. they say native Americans have received as taxes to Catholic schools. "From talking to them it is evident that they "political prisoners" in the United States. intend to continue their protest indefinitely and it 20-Mile march seems they prefer to face death rather than Lebanon violence GUATEMALA CITY-Some 1,000 men, submit to being classified as criminals," he said. BEIRUT, Lebanon—The apostolic nuncio in women and children from the rural parish of San He called it "a triumph of the human spirit" Beirut, Archbishop Alfredo Braneira, has in- Jose Pinulas staged a 20-mile march to that many of the prisoners combat the formed lebanese authorities of the efforts under Guatemala City to demand an investigation of the dehumanizing conditions by learning Gaelic, way in various countries to end the violence in murder of their pastor Father Hermogenes Lopez. shouting Irish words from cell to cell, singing Lebanon. The message stressed the great interest About 2,000 students and workers joined them at Irish songs and writing Irish on cell walls "with of the Holy See in the events in Lebanon. - Plaza Centenario, the government headquarters. the remnants of toothpaste tubes." Asks for 'new look' Communication theme Wealth of laity LONDON —Cardinal George Basil Hume of VATICAN CITY-How media affect MT. ANGEL, Ore.—The church need not Westminster has urged a careful new look by children will be the theme of the 1979 World worry about leadership because it has a great Rome at Pope Leo XIII's 19-century declaration Communications Day sponsored by the Vatican. reservoir of it among the lay people of this that Anglican orders are null and void. He said he Pope Paul VI set the theme as "Social Com- country, according to a Dutch-born pastoral thinks it is urgent for Anglican and Roman munications for the Protection and Development theologian, Tjaard Hommes. "Perhaps there is Catholic authorities to consider the three agreed of Childhood in the Family and Society." some shortage of clergy to do specific things, but statements —on the Eucharist, on ministry and I am amazed at the wealth of dedicated (lay) men ordination, and on authority—drawn up in recent Heads Cabrini nuns and women doing so many things for the church," years by the Anglican-Roman Catholic In- he said. ternational Commission. ROME —Sister Regina Casey, a 47-year-old New Yorker, was elected to a second term as Rhodesia sanctions Mission statistics superior general by the general chapter of the WASHINGTON-As members of the U.S. Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart (Cabrini Senate voted to uphold trade sanctions against The United States Catholic Mission Sisters). She is the fourth successor of St. Frances Rhodesia, U.S. Catholic Conference associate Council's Mission Handbook shows a total of Xavier Cabrini, first U.S. citizen to be made a secretary for social development and world peace, 6,600 U.S. Catholic missionaries. The handbook saint.

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Page 2 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 The Church and U.S.-Soviet relations By JIM CASTELLI conviction of Russian Session on Disarmament "has their disputes peacefully and supported Vance, an dissidents or for Russian no room for great power to help resolve the problems Episcopalian who has worked closely with religious groups WASHINGTON- involvement in Africa. confrontation and 'tough' which create instability and in the past. (NC) —Relations between the The USCC has rejected rhetoric. It has abundant the excuse for external in- United States and the Soviet both demands. For example, room for patience, tolerance tervention." he said. Bishop Thomas Kelly, the and a refusal to be irritated by Brzezinski has supported Union are more confused a harder line against the today than they have been in USCC general secretary, setbacks or fears of being "The people of each joined with leaders of the thought weak." nation in Africa should be in Russians while Vance has years; headlines are full of supported a more moderate Strategic Arms Limitation National Council of Churches Bishop Kelly followed control of their own and the Synagogue Council of up Archbishop Quinn's destinies," he said, "but at stand and a continued high Talks (SALT)), Russian- priority on the SALT talks. backed Cuban troops in America in protesting the statement with a letter to the same time they need Africa, trials of Soviet trials and calling for the Carter praising a restatement cooperation and support from dissidents and appeals for the release of Russian dissidents. of U.S. African policy by the United States and USCC officials recognize United States to be "tougher" But the religious leaders' joint Secretary of State Cyrus others." the political pressure with the Russians. The USCC has not surrounding the tension between arms control and Catholic Church leaders directly addressed the An Analysis question of sanctions against human rights policies and have tried to clarify some of have tried to strike a balance the foreign policy issues in- Cuba for its involvement in Africa. But several years ago between them. But SALT volved and U.S. Catholic statement said "we continue Vance. the USCC office dealing with remains the overriding issue Conference officials have to urge that the road to peace "The slogan 'Africa for Latin America joined the for the USCC. unofficially assured the Carter be pursued in all acceptable the Africans' has become a Cuban bishops in opposing administration they will work ways." catchword which conceals the the American embargo "I PRAY that President as hard to win support for an In June, the president of undeniable fact that the against Cuba and the USCC Carter will be unswerving in acceptable SALT treaty as the National Conference of continent's economic and has generally supported his goal of seeking a suc- they did to help pass the Catholic Bishops, Archbishop strategic importance and opening lines of com- cessful and early disarmament Panama Canal treaties. John Quinn of San Francisco, growing instability have munication between the treaty with the U.S.S.R.," criticized the United States stimulated increasing outside ONE REASON for the United States and Cuba. Archbishop Quinn said in his current confusion is that two and Russia for being military involvement and June statement. goals given high priority by "preoccupied" with problems raised the spectre that Africa both the administration and in Africa and endangering the might become another arena There is some irony in the church —arms control and SALT talks. of East-West confrontation," that recent USCC positions "We must all remember human rights—sometimes ap- He said the "broad, Bishop Kelly said. have run against the thinking that failure to reach pear to be in conflict. Some humane vision of both the "WE, THEREFORE,are of Zbigniew Brzezinski. agreements in this area will congressmen, for example, problems and possibilities of reassured by Secretary Carter's national security result in the resumption of the have demanded that the peacemaking" outlined by Vance's statement...that the adviser and one of the most disastrous nuclear arms race United States delay the SALT Pope Paul VI in his message United States' policy will be prominent Catholics in the and increase the danger of a talks in retaliation for the to the United Nations Special to assist Africans to settle administration, and have nuclear holocaust." Cdl. Hume: review Anglican orders "because I know that a cler vmen of uch as "a very serious obstacle to LONDON-(NC)- Cardinal Hume said he g ? central being a Christian." number of Anglican bishops regarded the apparent Christian doctrines as the Cardinal George Basil Hume "And from that I would of Westminster has urged a have in fact had the presence challenging by some Anglican Incarnation and Resurrection at their ordination of an Old agree that it is very difficult," careful new look by Rome at he said, "to be united at any Pope Leo XIII's 19th-century Catholic or an Orthodox bishop—that is, somebody depth with persons who would declaration that Anglican New Associate named deny the Incarnation and orders are null and void. who, in the traditional theology of our church, has would not accept the He also said he thinks it been ordained according to a Resurrection... Whether the is urgent for Anglican and valid rite. for Religious Education Resurrection was physical, or Roman Catholic authorities to whether there is some other "As far as the Roman consider the three agreed Christian Brother Miguel legitimate expression of that Catholic Church is concerned, statements —on the Eu- A. Campos has been named reality, is a question which, in I think it needs to look charist, on ministry and Associate Director of the first instance, I would carefully again at 'Apostolicae ordination, and on au- Religious Education for the leave to the scholars to debate Curae' and its status. We need thority—drawn up in recent Archdiocese of Miami. He will and then for the church to to study it to discover whether years by the Anglican-Roman primarily be responsible for decide at a later stage." Catholic International Com- the historical background adult education within the mission. upon which it was working eight counties. Clergy support The cardinal made his and the argumentation upon Born in Guantanamo, comments in a long exclusive which it was based is con- Cuba, Brother Miguel has a interview with Douglas sonant with historical and bachelor degree and Licentiate foreign aid bill theological truth as theo- Brown, former religious af- in religious studies and an WASHINGTON-(NC) fairs correspondent of the logians and historians see it S.T.D., in theology from the today." — An interfaith coalition of BBC, in the July 28 issue of Lateran Pontifical University, almost 30 religious leaders the Anglican weekly, Church Rome, Italy. discussed foreign aid with Times. On the ordination of He served in campus President Jimmy Carter and CARDINAL HUME women—which is being done ministry at Miami Dade then asked Congress to pass pointed out that the history in several churches in the Junior College from 1968-70, the president's endangered and background of the papal Anglican Communion and has and in the Miami Archdiocese foreign aid bill. bull , "Apostolicae Curae," in been accepted at least in Religious Education Office The religious leaders met which Leo XIII condemned principle though not in from 1973-74. He has taught with Carter on the eve of a key American orders, had to be practice in some others— in Rome, Colombia, Santo House vote on the foreign aid studied very carefully. Cardinal Hume said his fear Domingo, Mexico, and appropriations bill. The $7.3 "I could not in practice was that if the Anglican Philadelphia, Pa., as well as billion appropriations bill serving at retreat centers in dismiss all Anglican orders as Church proceeded on this it Brother Miguel Campos faces a series of amendments 'null and void,'" he added, would divide itself. Rome and Maryland. to cut its funds.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 / Page 3 Chaplain 'riding a winner' at Calder

By FRANK HALL needy. And, there are more Voice Feature Editor needy people at race tracks than most people would You can bet your last imagine. buck that the Rev. Cliff "WHEN you think of Hoolsema considers his parish race tracks," Hoolsema says, b ministry a real thoroughbred "you don't think of the people •M >... in serving the Lord. who are putting the show on. Six years ago, Hoolsema "Of course there's a lot of went for the longshot and left money at the track and a lot of a comfortable church' to rich people but there's also a become full-time chaplain at lot of poor people here, some Calder Race Track and he's who are considered unem- . **% been riding a winner ever ployable—couldn't get a job since. anywhere else because they "IT'S the most can't read or write or maybe fascinating job in the world," they're handicapped in some ^l^-M^;-^. Hoolsema says. way. But, in the backstretch "I was pastoring in North these same people can work Dade in a lovely church when and do a good job." the Race Track Chaplaincy of Often, they need a variety America based in Hialeah of supportive services and asked me to consider serving Chaplain Hoolsema finds at Calder. I came out here himself involved in marriage with my son and we just counseling, providing fur- walked around the back- niture and clothes, driving stretch (stable area) until people to doctor ap- he said, 'Dad, if you don't take pointments, encouraging this you'll be making the some to return to school, or in mistake of your life.' So, I an assortment of legal, im-

"These things happen in the backstretch. People who work back here can get lost." Southern Baptist Minister Cliff Hoolsema walks the backstretch at took the job and have ab- migration and citizenship Calder Race Track meeting his "congregation." Chaplain Hoolsema solutely loved every moment problems. stops for a moment at the stable of "Where's Amy" who is getting of it." "Last week I had a $100 outfitted for a new pair of shoes by blacksmith Craig Horvath The Race Track As- food bill for some of the sociation currently supplies workers who were down and could have made all kinds of to a movie only once in his life, Christian College to become a qualified chaplains to about 28 out," Hoolsema notes. "The money but was happy getting and had never been to a chaplain. This summer she's tracks in the country track provides me with $18 a week just to be in the church. back at Calder serving in an although, according to the benevolent funds to help backstretch. "MY WIFE and I took internship program with Southern Baptist Minister, because they also see the need. "Another person who has him under our wing and Hoolsema. Calder is the only track with a This is kind of a central office a doctorate degree is making finally he started going to full-time chaplain. for aid." $75 a week but is happy here church with us and he loved it. While his salary is not Hoolsema estimates that because she loves the race Now he's working in New ALTHOUGH he spends paid directly by Calder, perhaps 200 people work in track. Of course, you could Jersey; bought some clothes, six hours a day, three days a Hoolsema says, "I'm sure the backstretch who don't get hardly call them gamblers learned to drive, bought a car week on a dialysis machine, Calder pays more than my paid a lot but work there since they really don't make and is a whole different Hoolsema puts in well over 40 salary through gifts and because they like it and enough money to be gam- person. hours a week at Calder. What donations to the association." consider themselves "race- blers." keeps him going is "seeing "These things happen in The Dade County track trackers." The track chaplain says someone become somebody— also provides a chapel, office "WE GET all kinds of the backstretch. People who there's just hundreds and he has to be prepared to work back here can get lost." space, furniture, and a people here. I know one man expect anything. hundreds of people who just That's the thrill for benevolent fund to help the who was a fantastic artist and "I found a man in one of need someone who cares." Hoolsema, to work with the tack rooms who had been people who appear to be the sick for three months. Only CENTER LEASING "RENTAL INC. down and outers, the people two or three people knew it Drive through the who need a lift. but, since they were Spanish, backstretch and ask anyone they didn't know where to "The Lord has been very where the chapel is and they'll FOR AUTOMOBILE OR turn to for help. They kept good to me to let me see so tell you as if they just came many people turn to Him and TRUCK LEASES him in this room feeding him from there; and of course, the eggnog because he had cancer give their whole lives to Him." possibility is that they might of the throat. Finally, we got Perhaps Hoolsema is have. him sent back to Chile so he proudest of young Marlene SEE US Mausolf. could die in peace in his own Walk through the home." Marlene first met the backstretch and see people RENTAL UNITS ALSO AVAILABLE Another incident in- chaplain when she arrived at come up and slip Hoolsema $5 volved Hoolsema meeting a Calder to take on a job as a or $2 and say, 'thanks 9200 N.W. 27 AVE. young man who had worked trainer's assistant and needed chaplain, it really helped,' and for seven years at Calder and furniture for her apartment. you realize that in a world MIAMI, FLA. 33147 two years at Tropical Park. Last year, she became the first often forgotten and where "He was 27 years old and person to receive a religious people can easily get lost, here had worked at race tracks scholarship from the Race is a man who has earned the BROWARD: 920-2227 • MIAMI: 696-1711 since he was ten. He had never Track Chaplaincy of America reputation as "someone who been to a football game, been and is now studying at Miami cares."

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Page 4 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 Kendale Lakes parish marks anniversary

KENDALE LAKES- p.m. Prices will be the same as THERE ARE over 300 The Church of the Good for the International Festival. families registered at the Shepherd will celebrate its The theme of the parish picnic Church of the Good Shepherd first anniversary here August this year is unity and will whose pastor is Father 11-13, with an anniversary feature athletic competition Charles D. Clements. He said Mass, an international song such as Hot-Shot and Horse the parish is continually and dance festival, and a Basketball, Swimming, growing, with new residents parish picnic. Horseshoes, a 3-Legged Race coming into the area daily. Sunday, Aug. 13, Arch- and the perennial Husband- Father said he hoped that the bishop Edward A. Mc- Wives Softball Confrontation. first anniversary celebration Carthy of Miami will con- Parish wives will also have will be an inspiration for celebrate a high Mass at 11 various items on sale while a further unity and spiritual a.m. commemorating the barbeque lunch is being growth in the parish com- church's founding a year ago. served. munity. The Archbishop will also speak at the 12:30 p.m. Mass. •****••••••••••• THE WEEKEND of celebration begins Friday night at 8 p.m. at the Howard $ D. McMillan Jr. High School j 20 * where an International Song and Dance Festival will be held. Headlining this show + Will Open a Personal * will be the Jamaican Folk Church of the Good Shepherd pastor, Fr. Charles D. Revue who are veterans of Clements, and his Anniversary Committee put the finishing many local functions, in- touch on plans for this year's 1st Anniversary celebration. * Checking Account * cluding Hispanic Heritage This Group of Seven National Prestige^ Week and the Miami Music at Carnegie Hall under famous Spain and other European Banks with six branches, owned and operated and Cultural Show. Singers/Composer Gian Carlo and Latin American countries. locally, will continue to value liquidity and* Also appearing on the Menotti. He has also per- Tickets for the Friday func- stability above the top dollar; and invites the)^- program with the Jamaican formed at U of M invarious tion are $4 per adult and $2 for singers and dancers will be student recitals under the children under 12 and may be attention of our citizens to these strong, safe^ Joe Marchante whose operatic supervision of Mrs. Jean purchased after weekend banks. talents have been acclaimed Cummings. Masses by calling the parish $20,00 will open a personal checking3^ locally by many listeners. Many other acts are on rectory at 279-4320. Marchante is a former the Song and Dance Festival account. No minimum balance is required, )f University of Miami School of program that will lend to its The parish picnic will be and the cost is only a monthly charge of 600^. Music participant, and also international flavor such as held at Boystown of Florida plus 150 for each check written. Therefore, was privileged to study opera dances from France, Italy, Aug. 12 from 11:30 a.m. to 6 if a customer draws six checks the cost would ^ Niass offered be 900 plus 600—or $1.50 for a monthly check- y^ for disarmament j/T See Me miraculous imprint of the actual ing account. This service ENTIRELY FREE TO^ \l face and body of Jesus on the Holy Shroud THOSE OVER 60 and those disabled. * LOS ANGELES- (NC)-Victims of the We also solicit savings accounts and pay a ^ Hiroshima A-bomb will be VISIT EUROPE, ROME fair rate of interest on same. jf memorialized at a Mass Aug. See the actual burial cloth of Christ Social Security and other preferred checks 15 to be offered for the in- that bears His miraculous imprint, * tention of disarmament. $ may be mailed to us direct for instant credit. being displayed for the first time in 40 771 Sponsors of the Mass are a Incl; Roundtrip Jet years. Trip includes sightseeing, from anywhere in FL. PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF coalition of Catholic pacifists Rome, St. Francis of Asissi. Leaving Hotels. Sightseeing. Continental Break- MIAMI SHORES and others who, although not Sept. 16, 8-days. For Free brochure & fast, Tax, Transfers. (Major credit cards Northeast 2nd Avenue at 95th Street pacifists, oppose nuclear information, Tel: 661-5552. accptd.for airtare) • arms. Branches 8900 Biscayne Boulevard (Miami Shores) 125-178 Street (Miami Beach)

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Miami, Florida I THE \/OlCE I Friday, August 4,1978 / Page 5 MA HER OF OPINION Section Editorial I. Russia also persecutes Christians

The trials and convictions of Jewish places left open to justify Russian claims of the study of Religion and Communism at activists Alexander Ginzburg and Anatoly religious freedom. Keston College, Kent. Shcharansky in mid-July were given heavy From London comes a report smuggled In their declaration the boys said they publicity in the worldwide media. out of Lithuania which gives some further were unjustly expelled from Venoulis Not so widely covered was the trial of details of the Petkus trial. It says four Secondary School because of their religious Lithuanian Catholic activist Viktoras Lithuanian boys were expelled from school and nationalist views and their friendship Petkus who around the same time was because they refused to cooperate with the with former political prisoners, and convicted of "anti-Soviet agitation" and Soviet Secret Police by giving "false because they had refused to give the KGB sentenced to 15 years in prison, labor camp evidence against our common acquain- false evidence against Petkus. and exile. tance, Viktoras Petkus." It is good to remind ourselves that while The proposal for their expulsion was not we should be concerned about Soviet op- The declaration by the four students to approved by their teachers, and an appeal presssion of Jewish human rights activists, the Lithuanian State prosecutor appeared in in their behalf was signed by 43 fellow they are not the only ones being per- Number 31 of the chronicle of the Catholic pupils, the Chronicle said. secuted. Indeed, the silencing of the Church in Lithuania, a Samizdat (un- Behind the Iron and Bamboo Curtains Catholic Church in Lithuania has been an derground publication) which reports on of Communism, there are millions of on-going project ever since the Soviets anti-religious activity and human rights Christians who languish in dungeons for annexed the Baltic States in 1945. violations by the government in Soviet resisting strangulation of their beliefs. We Lithuania, the most Catholic country in Lithuania. The declaration was signed with ought to continually protest their suffering the area, has been a thriving Church the boys' full names and addresses. as we join with our brethren of other faiths systematically reduced almost to an un- Contents of the latest chronicle were in deploring the denial of human rights all derground organization, with a few show- made public in England by the Center for over the world. Letters to the Editor

The Year Conferences, the majority possible. In conclusion, our Director my immediate reaction Catholics can't tettetw p of whom suppressed or ignored National Federation, the was that it was an insult to the those who sign tbeir eomet the rights and opinions of the pro- National Council of Catholic Catholic poulation. back YWCA family attendants? & * N Women has chosen Miami, for its We made the decision that in may In my opinion, it is im- next General Assembly. spite of the song's rise on the I am frankly amazed that a perative that all who wish to letter, asking Catholics to "join Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer national charts, it would not be tor p protect family life and true Stop ERA Committee, ACCW played on WIRK. the YWCA in taking vigorous democracy, write their action" for the ERA, was printed shmU »ot exceed 250 Rome J. Hartman Congressmen immediately and General Manager in The Voice July 21. The fact that words undE ate g«bj«ct to oppose the ERA extension, Stop pushing the YWCA supports abortion on «Btt

Q. If even non-Catholics well as its convictions about be resolved," explained the the proper disposition of practicing Catholic to be the can go to Communion the Eucharist being a sign of bishops, "only in a limited soul—in other words, that main witness at a wedding sometimes in our church, why unity and faith, which has, at number of instances, they are aware of no serious between a divorced Catholic is it that divorced people least to some degree, been depending on particular offense against God which and a Protestant, in a civil cannot? We are members of broken by the individual's circumstances." would be contradictory to that ceremony. the church, we believe in the remarriage in contradiction to Clearly, much more union with him professed in Eucharist, and we're trying to the laws of the church. reflection on the subject can the Eucharist. do what's right. It hurts very It seems to me we are be expected. In the meantime, I have heard that this is much not to be able to receive experiencing an increasing I suggest you take the Q. Some our our parish not allowed by the church, but the Eucharist, and we need it awareness of the need to bishops' advice to remarried would like to know the patron have been told that I am maybe more than the others saint for ironworkers—if there misinformed. (Mo.) do. (Fla.) is one—for a forthcoming A. I hope you are aware Question "I celebration. When is his feast day?—(Penn.) that simply being divorced is recognize that at least, many Catholics: "Take the next A. It is wrong for a no obstacle to Holy Com- divorced and remarried step by approaching parish Catholic to be witness at a munion. I assume from your Catholics are, in the present priests and diocesan tribunals A. The most commonly marriage ceremony which is letter that you are remarried; circumstances of their lives, to see whether their return to accepted patron of metal invalid and wrong according but if you're not, there is still members of the church, full eucharistic Communion is workers is Saint Eligius, to church law, as this nothing preventing your spend themselves generously possible." bishop of Noyon in France. He marriage seems to be. reception of Communion, if for their spouses and their learned the metal working the usual other conditions are children. They are doing all Q. How is it non- trade from his father, and fulfilled. they are morally capable of Catholics can go into our became one of the most It is possible, though The problem arises if one doing to live as good Catholic church and receive Com- skilled in his art in Europe unlikely according to your is divorced and remarried, Christians. munion without going to during the very early Middle letter, that the marriage will which makes it, of course, an The American bishops confession? Do they believe Ages. be in accord with church entirely different problem. acknowledged the urgency of they are receiving the body legislation. This would have By present church law, it this question, and the and blood of Christ? They can For years he held the required action by a Catholic is true, divorced and possibility of its being go without confession. They position of official artisan for marriage court relating to the remarried Catholics are unable resolved, when they requested can even be divorced several King Clotaire of France, and first marriage, and a to receive the Eucharist. the removal of ex- times and receive Com- many of his works are still in dispensation for the new Without getting too com- communication for divorced munion. (Del.) existence. marriage to take place in plicated, I think it is true to and remarried Catholics. The A. Non-Catholic Chris- another church or court. note that the church is church cannot recognize the tians are allowed by Cath- He was also noted for his seriously concerned about second marriage as valid, they olic Church regulations to remarkable honesty, and his moving toward a more un- said; nor does their move receive Communion in our concern for the poor, who were If you're not certain, your derstanding and open stance concerning excommunication church only when all of several always seen around his home. parish priest can help you find in relation to such Catholics. "of itself" (an important very clear conditions are out. It recognizes the difficulty phrase) permit remarried present. One of those con- His feast is Dec 1, the and delicacy of the effort to Catholics to receive Com- ditions is that their faith in date of his death, in the year (Questions for this accomplish this without munion. This "most difficult the Eucharist conforms to 660. column should be sent to compromising its belief in the question —return to full that of the Catholic faith. Father Dietzen; 1113 W. permanence of marriage, as eucharistic Communion—can Another is that they have Q. Is it permissible for a Bradley; Peoria, 111. 61606)

By Dick RCA boycot hits Conlclin T.V. programing

You can't fight city hall. wouldn't buy their products as long reporters were everywhere. People at abortion when they arrogantly ignore That's what some people say. as they sponsored violent programs. home read and watched—many for and trample upon the convictions of a And some people say you can't do Sears was among the first to pull the first time. majority of pro-life Americans; anything about television and back. The rest were quick to follow. But NBC did nothing. Out of Americans they depend on for newspaper reporting of the news. The Suddenly the networks decided to sight, out of mind. A "non-event." profits. It is our firm belief that media are protected by the con- issue new "guidelines" for their Some called it a blackout. television addiction has a stitutional freedom of the press. If family programming. One group of viewers has stranglehold on far too many people they want to play up violence and Score one for the folks at home. decided to do something about it. who allow a mere handful of network sex, they can. If they want to slant The NBC network recently Calling themselves the Network executives to shape their moral the news, that's OK, too. If they cancelled a program from the long- Action Committee, they are aiming values and view of the world." choose not to report a major event or running weekly Lutheran Hour radio their protest directly at the giant a national issue, that's their choice, series. The reason—a minister ex- RCA Corporation, which owns NBC The group is providing a set of not yours. Or is it? pressed his church's opposition to and other companies like Hertz Rent- posters and bumper stickers abortion. (NBC has consistently tried A-Car, Banquet Foods, Random designed to inform the public on YOU MAY have read recently to present opposition to abortion as House, and Coronet Industries. NBC's policies and provide in- about the public outcry over trends strictly a "Catholic issue.") NAC ANNOUNCED a boycott formation about the boycott. They in TV violence—especially during Last January nearly 100,000 of those companies at a recent RCA hope to affect the important TV family viewing hours. People first people marched in the cold around stockholders meeting. Viewers will be ratings by encouraging a widespread tried writing to the three major the nation's capital in an over- encouraged to boycott NBC's biased "turn off" during prime viewing networks about it, but got nowhere. whelming show of support for the network news and family en- hours, as well as hit the powerful Then they tried a different cause of Life and the Human Life tertainment that features sex and RCA Corporation in the pocketbook. approach. Letters started going to Amendment. The crowd was far violence themes. Said NAC founder The Network Action Committee the sponsors of the offending larger than any of the recent William Mogush, "We mu3t make it can be contacted at P.O. Box 38, programs. People said they Washington marches. Cameras and expensive for the networks to be pro- East McKeesport, Pa. 15035. Miami. Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1S78 I Page 7 Orange Bowl Mass only a beginning (Continued from Page 1) details of the occasion. Ac- committee represents every bishop McCarthy will outline ethnic and geographical part "I can't wait for this will preach during the Mass. cording to Father Connolly, the five-year program of the Mass on October 6," said Mrs. over 17 other committees are of the Archdiocese. Archdiocese in attempting to Also present will be the NO OTHER Diocese in Mary Machin of Saint Bishops of Florida, Cardinal being activated with solve the people's needs. Patrick's. Church in Miami "everything from arranging the United States has ever Edwardo Pironio of the conducted its own Holy Year, Beach. "It will be just grand Vatican congregation for the liturgy to handling the for all of us to get together parking problem." although every 25 years the Archbishop McCarthy, in Religious, along with other Holy Father calls for a and realize we are one big prelates, as yet unannounced. This week Archbishop establishing various lay happy family." And Antonio McCarthy will meet with the universal jubilee renewal. The groups throughout the Arch- The Priests' Senate has Archdiocese of Miami hopes Sanchez of Saint John Bosco set up a special committee, Holy Year committee to diocese, has repeatedly parish in Miami smiled, "Wait finalize the plans for the to serve as a model for other pointed out that both clergy under the direction of Msgr. dioceses to imitate. For the until you hear us all sing Bryan Walsh, to organize the Orange Bowl Mass. The and laity from one family and praise to the Lord. It will first time, all of the laity, each member of the family Religious and clergy have reach to the stars." been asked to evaluate the must share in the respon- status of the Church in the sibility for helping the But, cautioned Jim Archdiocese and to articulate kingdom of God to spread. 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Page 8 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 Test tube baby prompts debate test tube process, several eggs come to positions on these thought and study. Gordon Gray of St. Andrews (Continued from Page 1) are fertilized and all but one matters." "SEEMS TO ME we're and Edinburgh, Scotland, designed to facilitate natural later destroyed. "Such Bishop Mark Hurley of buying a whole package, like said: "This is an entirely new conception could not thoughtless destruction of Santa Rosa, Calif., chairman donor insemination or third situation and one on which no necessarily be excluded, the preborn human life is ap- of the U.S. Bishops' Human party fertilization," he said. specific pronouncement has test tube baby technique palling and chilling in its far- Values Committee, discussed "Orice we accept that, yet been made by the church. would not fit into the category reaching implication," the the new technology in a what's to keep us from renting Such a pronouncement will of acceptable aids. group said. pastoral letter read at all host wombs and from come only after the moral IN THE ROME daily, II Before the birth, Dr. Masses June 30, and con- cloning?" theologians have made the Tempo, Father Virgil Rotondi Andre Hellegers of cluded: "The church, then, Noting that he had most exhaustive in- also condemned the Georgetown University's must seek moral judgments "grave misgivings" about the vestigations into the whole procedure, saying, "Although Kennedy Institute for the on these complex and test tube procedure, Cardinal question." the intention of having a child Study of Human precarious applications of is praiseworthy, the means Reproduction and Bioethics technology. They cannot be used to achieve it wander said Catholic Church op- solved simply by appealing to Amoral psychology criticized fearfully from licitness...To position to artificial in- the good intentions of either sum up: The end does not semination would mean it scientists or doctors or the CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy-(NC)-Pope justify the means." would also oppose the people involved." Paul VI has criticized some modern psychology Bishop Thomas Kelly, development of a test tube The birth also brought a for wanting to abolish a sense of moral conscience general secretary of the U.S. baby since both procedures flurry of warnings from in man. Catholic Conference, said the "divorce intercourse from Catholics in the United States test tube conception of procreation." and abroad. Jesuit Father children stems from the same A third group, however, Richard McCormick of the mentality as that which gave seemed to agree with Kennedy Institute for the PICKING the world atomic weapons and Redemptorist Father Bernard Study of Human carcinogenic pesticides. He Haring's view that the church Reproduction and Bioethics UP called the procedure is "still in a state of search" cautioned that the "ingenious" but said it raises for answers to the ethical development of the test tube important moral issues. questions raised by the birth. procedure "may seem like a "One moral issue raised "This is quite different small step, but we seem to be in this case concerns con- from artificial insemination taking it without serious ception outside the womb," with the sperm of a donor. THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Through no fault of their own, hundreds of the bishop said. "Christian This is completely with the Florida State Council morality has insisted on the thousands of innocent war victims in Lebanon biological parents, and all the KNIGHTS OF are trying.to pull themselves together. Hungry importance of protecting the expressions of love in this case boys search out scraps of food. Little girls look process by which human life is were directed toward the COLUMBUS 11th Annual Europe Tour through rubble heaps for rags to cover their transmitted. The fact that desire for • children," said tired bodies. Cripples plead for crutches; the science now has the ability to Father Haring, author of WITH wounded, bandages; and the elderly, a roof to alter this process significantly "Medical Ethics and England TEARS cover their heads. It goes without saying that does not mean that, morally Manipulation." IN THEIR during the aftermath of any war, guilt-free vic- Scotland ms suf er speaking, it has the right to do "The fact is that Pope EYES t' f tremendously as they attempt to so." Pius spoke against artificial Wales pick up the pieces of their broken lives... .These Some, like Archbishop refugees are profoundly grateful for what you insemination. However, that are doing for them. Reports an on-the-spot William D. Borders of is a long way back," he added. & the South of priest: "They spoke to me with tears in their Baltimore, questioned "the "The church takes time to eyes of their loses, but expressed profound moral schizophrenia that has a Ireland gratitude for all American Catholics are doing world rejoicing at the birth of GRAND for them." dtt one baby in England, while we From Miami or Ft. Lauderdale to abort hundreds of lives daily London, Stratford, Chester, Edinburgh, What are their immediate needs? right here in Maryland." 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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 / Page 9 If the World wants peace KN0W YE Economic

it must provide justice The following interview with a couple in their 20s \ months. By Fr. ALFRED McBRIDE said in courses on European history systemic violence can only increase that the Balkans were the tinderbox the burden of injustice and create the Q: Did you have Wars are usually fought for of Europe. Today the Third World is powder keg for war. Greg: Yes, about economic reasons. The propaganda the tinderbox of the world. At least a But the teaching is not just to may center on racial pride, love of billion people live in a pre-industrial, went into our savings for ti avoid war, but the positive one that special purchases. It's hai country, manifest destiny or some pre-democratic, pre-capitalist milieu. appeals to the conscience of rich other self-justifying motives, but It is as though the 15th century still nations to realize their moral works and I go to college fu behind most wars lies an economic exists in the 20th century. responsibility to help poor nations to money. It goes for rent and cause based on some form of in- Where is most of the 20th develop a decent standard of living. tithing, health, student loan justice. If the world wants peace then century? Fundamentally in the North The popes have reasserted the right We have about $70 for reci it must provide justice for the Atlantic—the United States and of workers to bargain collectively and haven't saved anything. peoples of the world. Western Europe—with Japan and the need of governments to intervene When the working classes of Australia and the newly rich Arab on behalf of the poor. Q: How do you feel alx Europe and the United States needed states as partners. Social critics Jane: We believe in tithi justice they had to fight for it. The claim that the wealth of the first Catholics must begin to see that made about that. It teach* managers brought in their goons to world has been built up by ex- their involvement in the cause of without some of our mone; club the workers into submission. So ploitation of the Third World, both social justice, especially for the Third pectations down. the workers brought in their clubs during the period of colonialism and World, is an essential part of com- and fought back. Mob violence at now through the policies of multi- mitment to Christ. The task is so immense that Catholics should join Q: What improvement factory gates, doors of mines and the national corporations. picture? streets of the capitals of the world forces with all persons of good will Our last two popes have tried to (as John XXIII advised in his en- Greg: Not much immed marked the unpeaceful achievement draw the attention of the church and of justice for the workers of the West. cyclical, "Mater Et Magistra") to for my tuition next year, pei the wealthy nations to the problems solve the problems of the world Jane will have to work anc Their will to win was matched by of the Third World. Pope John their fists. They came to the community. school. Now I am the house 1 XXIII in his encyclical, "Pacem In new things, e.g., I bake brea< bargaining table with a clout that Terris," outlined the proper con- In the papal teaching that the was won by force as well as by ditions for peace among nations. His better, and a real satisfactk right to private property is limited by job and Jane will be a wife backing from the new social theme was that peace is built upon its social function one is reminded of philosophy and the social teachings just treatment. Peace and justice contemporary discussions about the of the church. go together. Paul VI followed this limits of growth and the thesis that Q: What about babies? By and large the workers of the with his encyclical, "Populorum "small is beautiful." Greg: We haven't planm First World have won their battle. Progressio," in which he outlined the haven't closed our minds to Other justice causes have still to be problems of underdeveloped nations Aggressive acquisition of the enough money; there are a won, such as those for the blacks, and reminded the rich ones of their world's goods has always been ourselves open to life and t browns and other minorities in the responsibilities to help the poor ones. condemned as greed. Now it is seen have a child even in the m capitalist countries. Also the rights Both of these popes have drawn as not even practical. In the last ships. We would worry, bui of women. But clearly the new and attention to what are called the analysis the popes center the whole pressing social problem facing the institutional causes of injustice. They moral effort to seek justice around Q: What do you think c West —and also the church—is the have been increasingly sharp in their faith in God, the obligation of Jane: A two-career fan rampant injustice that afflicts the criticism of the capitalistic system authority to serve the common good have children. I wouldn't wa peoples of the so-called Third World. whenever its furtherance means the and the centrality of the family my child. Neither would G Where are the new poor and continued exploitation of epoor values of love, justice and truth. necessary, but much of it is afflicted? Underneath the 39th nations. They have spoken at length living. We are satisfied wi parallel in southern Asia, South about oppressive social systems that The oppressed await our loving being rich, or even comfor America and Africa. It used to be keep the poor the way they are. Such concern. Peace depends on it. Q: Can you support a f Jane: I'm sure there are make. We would like to ha Q: How do you react t< average family $60,000 to r Greg: That's scary, but once, and it doesn't have t< doesn't have to be new or th< with God's help. Since I have about things I took for g a family and being a f exhilarating. Only after I m< life. The Lord's hand was in' manifestation of his pers. discovered I was open to it

Q: What do you meannean, Greg: To God's planjoanjprr while I am in school, itl would have to adjust. TTBrVr c than getting a degree quick would indicate God's faith in burden to carry would be ;

When working classes of Europe and the United States needed justice they had to fight for it. The managers brought in their goons to club the workers into submission. So the workers had to bring in their clubs to fight back. Armed with sticks and lengths of pipe, workers march into battle with union-busting goons, in this tense scene from the recent movie, "F.I.S.T.,"

Page 10 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 OUR FftlTif Natural family planning c pressures ew by Eugene G. Geissler was can enrich marital life s who have been married nine By Fr. DONALD McCARTHY Pope Paul predicted such now learn to practice fertility you married? developments in his encyclical when awareness by noting the wife's basal _ j's about $400 left. We This week the Catholic world he listed as the first consequence of body temperature shifts, the ap- tuition, car repairs, and some marked the 10th anniversary of Pope artificial birth control that "a wide pearance of cervical mucus which lard to replace savings. Jane Paul VI's widely criticized encyclical and easy road would thus be opened accompanies fertility, and the full time. She takes care of the letter opposing contraception up toward conjugal infidelity and the condition of the cervix itself. This id utilities, food, transportation, "Humanae Vitae." During these past general lowering of morality." new approach to family planning is 10 years the urgency of responsible Yet none of Pope Paul's advisers called natural family planning and is ans, phone, laundry, personals, family planning has been magnified ecreation and savings. But we of his Papal Birth Control Com- more reliable than calendar rhythm. by inflation, especially in health care mission who recommended a less Just as contraception tends to and education; two areas vitally stringent position on contraception develop a contraceptive mentality, necessary for family welfare. would approve of this dangerous natural family planning tends to ibout tithing? The Second Vatican Council contraceptive mentality. They felt develop a mentality of conjugal thing and the promises the Lord recognized responsible planning of that contraception could only be unselfishness. :hes us that we can get along family size as a conscientious justified within marriage for urgent A study made at the Catholic ney and helps us keep our ex- decision to be made by parents reasons, never as a mere convenience University of America last year themselves who must realistically or as a way of eliminating entirely the found that a fewer than two percent face their duty of rearing and procreative responsibility from of the couples interviewed would not it do you see in this economic educating their children. Neither the conjugal intercourse. recommend this method to others. council nor Pope Paul's encyclical Pope Paul may have seen Approximately three-quarters tediately. My summer job pays approved of contraception and justifiable contraception in marriage perceived positive effects of fertility perhaps a little will be left over, sterilization, the methods of family as a "slippery slope" which would awareness upon themselves and their mother two years until I finish planning widely propagated by social ultimately lead to the contraceptive spouses. e husband. I had to learn lots of and governmental agencies. mentality despite good intentions to jad every week. It's cheaper and In the United States the the contrary. The fact remains that Perhaps the reason natural :tion. After graduation I'll get a widespread use of contraception, despite opposition to the con- family planning can enrich marital ife and mother at home. sterilization and abortion has suc- traceptive mentality by all Catholic life is because it denies respect for the cessfully reduced the birth rate to leaders, the current inroads of privilege of the act of conjugal in- its lowest rate since the Depression of . divorce and premarital and ex- tercourse and equal effort from both the 1930s. Simultaneously the tramarital sexual activity within the spouses, whereas artificial methods ined on any immediately, but we climate of public opinion has swung Catholic community are distressing. undermine that respect and place all to the possibility. There is never heavily in favor of the so-called Some would say the "slippery slope" the burden on one spouse. Perhaps ! always hardships. If we leave "contraceptive mentality." In this principle is being verified by what is the sterilizing effect of contraception I to love, it cannot be wrong to perspective parenthood ceases to be a happening. tends to produce a psychological midst of uncertainty and hard- physical or moral obligation in Unfortunately, the alternative trivialization of the act of love. )ut we would be happy. marriage, and is only recommended method of planning families without Certainly the natural method of for those who enjoy that sort of the use of contraceptives and the family planning depends wholly on t of two-career families? thing. attendant risk of the contraceptive the specifically human qualities of amily is not in our plans if we The contraceptive mentality mentality remains largely unpopular knowledge and freedom rather than vant someone else taking care of makes a notable impact on and untrusted. the contrivances of technology. Greg. For some families it is traditional sexual morality. Couples Pope Paul rejected contra- Natural family planning has is based on a false standard of who have excluded parenthood from ception and sterilization because in begun to emerge with new strength with our expectations of never their marriage often find the these practices a married couple and appeal in direct proportion to the ortable. marriage itself less stable. In 1977 in intentionally, effectively destroys the emerging health hazards of con- this country one divorce occurred for procreative potential of their acts of traceptives. The Human Life and i family that way? every two marriages. conjugal love. He offered the Natural Family Planning Foundation re others doing it on less than we Similarly, premarital and ex- alternative of planning family size by (1511 K St. N.W., Wash. D.C. 20005) tramarital sexual activity are more postponing conjugal intercourse has begun sponsoring regional lave five or six children. readily excused as meaningful ex- during those days in each month workshops for teacher training. The pressions of affection when the when a woman is fertile according to Couple to Couple league (Cincinnati, to figures showing it costs the procreative potential of such activity the "natural rhythms in the Ohio 45211) has trained 160 teaching ' raise and educate a child? is deliberately and effectively ex- generative functions." This rhythm couples in over 20 states who conduct it you don't have to have it all at cluded. One study has shown a 33 method was developed in the 1930s. a prepared series of four programs for to cost that much. Everything percent increase in both premarital Abstinence from intercourse was interested couples. the best. I'm sure it can be done sexual activity and premarital based on a calendar record of the The first decade since ve been married, I have thought pregnancies in the United States average length of the wife's men- "Humanae Vitae" has seen granted before—about raising from 1971 to 1976. This may indicate strual cycle. tremendous erosion of Catholic ideals father. It's challenging and the adoption of the contraceptive Pope Paul challenged scientists of marriage, family life and sexual met Jane did I see a plan for my mentality without corresponding to develop more accurate ways for morality. The second decade may see n the way we met. It was a clear efficiency in premarital con- married couples to know when their a renewal of marriage and sexual rsonal design for me. And I traception. The epidemic spread of conjugal relations are fertile. morality based on respect for the it. venereal disease offers further silent Remarkable progress has been ac- marvelous powers of conjugal love. If witness to the outcome of our complished since 1968. In addition to so, natural family planning will cease n, open to it? prevalent contraceptive mentality. calendar calculations couples may to be so unpopular and untrusted. ;or myjife. If there were a child fcild ujfet present plans and we ^chila^ould be more important skly. It would work out. A child in me, his giving me that kind of i a sign.

In the United States the widespread use of contraception, sterilization and abortion has reduced-the birth rate to its lowest rate since the depression of the 1930s. Simultaneously, public opinion has swung heavily in favor of the so-called contraceptive mentality. In this perspective parenthood ceases to be a physical or moral obligation in marriage, and is only recommended for those who enjoy that sort of thing.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4,1978 I Page 11 Deal with sexuality openly By TERRY and MIMI REILLY really care, and others who ac- Even in the first and second better than the first suggestion a gift and not to be ignored. It's a tually encourage their children to grades, slang words are being and suggests a deference to jtragic assumption indeed to be active sexually before whispered. By the time a child is someone else's skill as a sex relate our humanness, our marriage. What a tragedy. But in 4th or 5th grade he has heard educator. maleness, or femaleness with the most of us want our children to be every word in the book, un- We suggest as a better misuse and abuse of sexual ex- chaste. We worry about fortunately. The basic question pression. alternative, that the parent be the The mention of sex education pre-marital pregnancy, venereal is, who do you wish to give your primary sex educator, utilizing or even talking about human Maybe it is because of this disease, lack of permanent child his or her sex education? the resources of the parish in sexuality has caused many "red" abuse and misuse in our society commitment, to name a few. The kids at school or you and the filling in the gaps. This way you flags in the recent past. Much of that we have such a real fear of These concerns, again, are good, school and/or parish working know what's going on and are this concern comes from the way even talking about our own necessary and real. hand in hand? involved. we are all bombarded with the sexuality, with our family, much ONCE WE DECIDE to We have never seen a parent misuse of human sexuality. We less learning about it. Why is it so We strongly believe that become involved in the sex who is a really effective educator are therefore conditioned to difficult for parents to talk about proper education in human education of our children, we can to his or her children, taking any interpret human sexuality and sexual expression of love in sexuality leads to healthy, choose a number of alternatives. exception to programs that teach ^married sexual love as marriage? Probably because of wholesome and moral sexual You might say just a little and human sexuality in the Christian something evil rather than a gift our own upbringing and our development for a person. hope for the best, because you are perspective. from God. concerns for our children. We believe that improper sex so uncomfortable in speaking We strongly encourage you to ALL OF US possess One of the real concerns education leads to promiscuity. about "it." Another alternative is talk with your Pastor, Director of sexuality; it is a part of who we parents have is that their Note that we did not say, no sex to assume that the school or CCD Religious Education, School are! It's at our very being and children not become sexually education. We are constantly program will take care of it and Principal, or Family Life existence. My "maleness" is a active before marriage. Believe being educated about sex, all you have to do is answer some Coordinator and express your gift and not something to be me, there are parents who don't especially once we get to school. basic questions. This is a little interest and concern. ignored. Mimi's "femaleness" is Family Night Terry Reilly SCRIPTURE PASSAGE: Read bless us for it." A miracle can happen thoughts and ideas for control of rest of the players come to the castle aloud 1 Peter 3:8-12 to us when we are cruel to another snapping back and how to conjure up to tease the king by entering the area THEME: Pray for One Another and are met with kindness in return. oodles of kindness. marked off as castle. The king then OPENING PRAYER: How many times do we pick a fight 2. Do we ever pray for someone chases and whoever is caught first Jesus our Lord, help us to hold with someone because deep down we we're angry with? How can it be becomes the king for the next game. our tongues when we are tempted to are angry or unhappy with ourselves? done? Discuss together and write a speak unkindly about one another. It might be jealousy, fear, bitterness family prayer for people who are SHARING: Help us to build one another up or pride gnawing inside us and when angry. Call it the (Family 1. What was the most religious rather than tear each other down. we're not snapped back at but met Name) Angry 'Prayer. moment for me this summer? Bless us tonight, Lord, as we con- with kindness we just might be brave 3. Let each try to recall a past 2. What was the most fun about tinue to share this evening using enough to face that ugly part in us incident of kindness to others when the fourth of July? your holy scripture. Amen. and chase it out. Miracles do happen he was in an angry mood. What 3. Each share a time he felt very SOMETHING TO THINK in families, more often than we think. happened? What was it like? Share comfortable with other people. ABOUT: ACTIVITY IDEAS: together. CLOSING PRAYER: "Don't snap back at those who 1. Continue work on the "Family SNACK TIME: Key lime pie. Gentle Jesus, thank you for say unkind things about you. Instead Scripture Book" with this week's ENTERTAINMENT: King's tonight and for each of us present. pray for God's help for them for we passage from 1 Peter 3:8-12. Add a Castle—somebody plays the King in Bless us this week and help us to are to be kind to others, and God will couple more pages with pictures, a little area marked as his castle. The think before we speak. Amen. Family festival MOVING? Bereaved of praise set Deerbornc parents As part of the Royal Palm Prayer Festival, an A meeting of interfaith family festival of Bereaved Parents will praise will be held at the tchool " be held at the Family Lighthouse Theater, Enrichment Center Tequesta, Saturday, Aug. 19, If you can't take it with you 18330 N.W. 12th Ave.; from 9:30 a.m. to noon. please call Miami on Sunday, Special appearance will August 6th from 2 to 4 be made by "The Year of pm. Any parents who Jubilee" in concert and The St. Vincent have lost a child are refreshments will be served by invited to attend. 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Page 12 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 Pope sees spiritual boost from display of Shroud TURIN, Italy-(NC)- (Aug. 27-Oct. 8) will lead the Pope Paul wrote about endless spring of life hidden dehumanizing trans- Pope Paul VI has expressed public to "discover the the shroud, believed to be in the sufferings of Christ formations." hopes that the public viewing abundant richness inherent in Jesus' burial linen, in a letter Jesus." Nearly two million people of the Holy Shroud of Turin the 'scandal of the cross.' " to Archbishop Anastasio are expected to come to Turin Alberto Ballestrero of Turin. The pope said that Jesus to see the shroud during its "even though he was raised on exposition. Humanae Vitae is Reaffirmed the third day remained an VATICAN CITY- deprive the encyclical of its THE SHROUD is going expert in suffering. He showed The viewing comes as (NC) —In a letter to Arch- true meaning and in practice on public display for the first the signs of his suffering to scientists in North America bishop John R. Quinn of distort its application. time since 1933. This year is those who, like Thomas, may and Europe have produced San Francisco, Pope Paul VI the 400th anniversary of the have been tempted by new evidence that the shroud has reaffirmed the teaching of arrival of the garment in deforming visions or by could be the actual burial linen his encyclical, "Humanae "At the same time he has Turin. thoughts of total death and of Jesus. Vitae" ("On Human Life"), repeatedly expressed his that the church opposes ar- gratitude to all those who In his letter the pope tificial means of birth control. have assisted in scientific referred to the shroud as a The letter, signed by research, promoting natural "singular document." Cardinal Jean Villot, papal family planning, not as an end "Let us leave to science a secretary of state, was sent to in itself—to avoid con- free hand for historical Archbishop Quinn on the ception—but as a licit means research," said the pope. whereby a couple may wor- "But we Christians occasion of a symposium thily exercise responsible marking the 10th anniversary can certainly draw from "Finest Italian Pizza in South Florida" parenthood, after a decision this happy event new of "Humanae Vitae." The that takes into account all the Also Pasta, Hot & Cold Subs. symposium is sponsored by stimulus for meditation factors involved." and adoration from the Open Monday-Thursday 11 to 11 the Archdiocese of San Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to midnight Francisco and the Jesuit-run Sunday Noon to 10 p.m. University of San Francisco. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 / Page 13 'Buddy Holly ' Ideal for nostalgic craze

By JAMES ARNOLD from Beethoven and Liszt to complexity is glossed over as Scott Joplin, Jolson and I ENTERTAINMENT/ARTS a superficial joke. The standard formula for Glenn Miller, and now rock Similarly, the flick is not a musical film biography is to joins the tradition with "The terribly profound in dealing cast the hero as a rebel whose Buddy Holly Story." The with the problem of the mixed his own singing and guitar music puzzles or outrages the result is a perfectly predic- Freed era, whose key role was marriage between Holly and work, which enabled the Establishment but wows the table genre movie, but it's to integrate the white country his Puerto Rican wife (Maria producers to record all the public. If only they would let surprisingly well executed by sound into the new music Rich wine). She tells him, "I'm performances live with a 24- him play it the way he feels young talents on both sides of (they called the result Catholic," with some concern, track sound system. This adds it... the camera. rockability). he replies, "I'm a Texan," and He was later an influence greatly to impact and the audience laughs. In any Eventually he does, of HOLLY is hardly a on both the Beatles and credibility. case, their marriage worked, course, and climbs to the top household word, except to Dylan, but a major factor in ROBERT GITTLER'S and it's one of the rare (as they say) of the charts, buffs of early rock n' roll who the development of his legend script, which is at least positive images of fidelity and although more hard times and remember and revere him as was undoubtedly his death in broadly based on John romance in rock-themed perhaps even tragedy await one of the pioneers of the 1959 in an airplane crash. Goldrosen's scholarly movies. ^him. The story fits everybody Chuck Berry-Presley-Alan Only 22, Holly had a big-time biography, stresses two The second conflict—the •:***- '— 1 career of barely three years, conflicts besides the usual identification of rock with GUITARIST Al- and was one of the early problem of artistic integrity black music and Holly's an Yott offers entrants in rock's ever- vs. going-for-the-money. resulting difficulties with both lyrical compo- expanding Hall of Fame of One is the opposition of white racists and at first sitions of his Those Who Died Young. the older, more established contemptuous blacks —is own devising in The movies makes an folks in Holly's Bible Belt covered with more wit and Spanish style ideal vehicle for the current hometown (Lubbock, Tex.) intelligence. His first show at during a spe- 1950's nostalgia craze, and it's to the "unChristian, Harlem's Apollo theater, cial presentation several cuts in seriousness and unAmerican" new music, where he wins over the hostile by WPBT/ class above "Grease," "Happy which the local preacher black audience, is one of the Channel 2 Days," etc., even for those describes as "a threat to our movie's best, though only a Monday, Aug. who may not accept the built- morals and our very society." variation on a familiar cliche 7, at 9 p.m. in assumption that rock is the of musical bio films. The Cistercian This scene in a church, best thing that ever happened FIRST-TIME director Monastery of with Buddy and his parents in to popular culture. Steve Rash gets solid acting St. Bernard of the congregation, is laid on Holly's appearance (the from the little-known cast, Clairvaux, North heavily—e.g., there is a cut role is given above-average especially Don Stroud as Miami Beach, is from a fabulous Holly concert range and depth by Gary Holly's rough but lovable, the subject of at a roller rink to a stain-glass Busey) seems un-self- occasionally jealous drum- the special, image of Jesus and a vapid consciously quaint —suit mer—a decidedly offbeat part "The Treasure of hymn sung by a choir whose jacket, short hair, white sox, for this usually violent actor. Sacramenia." average age seems to be horn-rim glasses. Graduate 80. Maybe the parental But essentially "The students could do a thesis on generation over-reacted to Holly Story" is for people who the radical changes in garb by rock—now it seems more a dig his music; it will surely rock stars over the last two symptom of moral change contribute to the growing decades, and the innocence of rather than a cause—but a legend. (A-3, PG) NOW THERE ARE the early days is appealing. Perhaps the film's finest TWO CEMETERIES technical achievement is. the fact that Busey (a former T.V. Mass schedule, IN HOLLYWOOD professional musician) does Church-World topics HOLLYWOOD Hollywood Survival styles The August schedule for the TV Mass for Shut-Ins on MEMORIAL Memorial for living alone WPTWChannel 5 on Sundays at 8 a.m., is: Lynn Caine, author of Aug. 6: St. Ignatius parish, Father Arthur Venezia GARDENS Gardens North "Widow," talks about her latest Aug. 13: St. Juliana parish, Father Peter Lambert Aug. 20: St. Paul of the Cross, Father Charles Sullivan Cemelery and Mausoleums Cenwtery book, "Lifelines—Learning to Live Alone Without Being Aug. 27: St. Mark, Father Al Victor 60th AVENUE near TAFT STREET SUITE 402 6600 Taft Street • Lonely," on Christopher Closeup The schedule for the TV Mass for Shut-Ins on WPLG/ Sunday, Aug. 6, at 10 p.m., on Channel 10 on Sundays at 8:30 a.m., is: Channel 6. Aug. 6: Biscayne College, Father John C. Maloney , 983-2202 987-7885 "I needed a survival technique," says Caine whose Aug. 13: Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, Father James husband died of cancer in 1971 Vitucci, in Sign Language and voice (to be broadcast every KRARER FUNERAL HOME leaving her with two young second Sunday of the month). children. "My first specific Aug. 20: St. Martha, Father John P. McLaughlin Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Bsach Aug. 27: Holy Family, Father Charles Notabartolo 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 427 5544 lifeline was anger...another lifeline was to reach out to other B The topics for the "Church and the World Today" on S£» ' R.RJavKraeer Jay Kraeer %»»™ people, to share. At first I WCKT/Channel 7 on Sundays at 9 a.m., is: Funeral Director behaved as if I was the only ^ Aug. 6: Marriage Encounter woman who ever lost her \ Aug. 13: Insight, "No Tears for Kelsey." husband. I had to learn what the Aug. 20: The American Catholic FUNERAL HOMES seasons of grief are all about." 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'Lightshine' musical by St. Louis youth The youth of St. Louis to the annual Disney World Church will present an Youth Trip. original musical production based on the beatitudes a la "Godspell" Aug. 11-12, at 8:30 p.m. "Lightshine!" Holy Family Youth involves 30 parish teenagers Group, North Miami, has a with Mike Murray directing campout this weekend at the music and Bob Watson Jonathan Dickinson State the dramatics. Park, Jupiter.

St. Lawrence CYO, North Installation of Columbian Fast food doesn't have Miami Beach, will sponsor a Squires officers and award car wash Saturday, Aug. 5, presentation to outstanding from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Squires of 1977-78 will be in to be fat food. parish grounds to raise funds the Coral Gables Council Hall to sponsor four needy children Tuesday, Aug. 8. Southern fried chicken, potato salad, They're all ready to take out and calm barbecue, hot pie. Publix has all of your hunger pangs. your family's fast-food favorites. At Publix, fast food doesn't have But we haven't forgotten the to be fat food. calorie counter in the family with our That's why we're the take-out green salads, fruit salads, broiled place for everybody — including chicken, sliced cheeses and cold people who want to take off a few cuts — fine foods and fast service. pounds.

25* off any salad from the Deli. Save 25* on one pound of your favorite kitchen-fresh Deli salad when you redeem this coupon at any Southeast Coast Publix Market. Coupon expires August 25, 1978. One coupon per item purchased. Publix.the place for everything

where Publix, shopping the place for TEACHER PROTEST: Jim Mclnerney, a teacher at Holy is a Rosary School in Pittsburgh, chains himself to the everything. doors of the Planned Parenthood Center in protest of pleasure the abortions performed within the clinic. After Pitt- sburgh police cut him loose but declined to arrest him, Publix Mclnerney declared he would be back. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4,1978 I Page 15 Charismatics to split meetings due to size ! Because of increased The New England Speakers for the three- America; Father Francis attendance at the Eastern General Conference on the day gathering include Martin, professor at the Ecole DO YOU CLIP General Conference on the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Catherine de Hueck Doherty, Biblique in Jerusalem; and Catholic Charismatic Re- is expected to draw more than director general of Madonna Sister Linda Koontz of Our COUPONS? newal, which outgrew its 12,000 people to Providence, House in Combermere, On- Lady's Youth Center, El Paso, Texas, an evangelist among quarters in Atlantic City's R.I., Nov. 10-12. That will tario; the Rev. Bob Mumford, If you do please take ad- 40,000-seat convention hall make it the largest conference evangelist, lecturer and the poor. Theme of the conference vantage of coupon offers last year, a separate con- ever held in Providence, author; Redemptorist Father in The Voice. This tells the ference will be held for the according to the Greater Thomas Forrest of Aguas is "Jesus, kindle in us the fire of your love." advertiser that our readers first time this year in the New Providence Convention and Buenas, Puerto Rico, a leader use his products. When England area. Visitors Bureau. of the renewal in Latin an advertiser gets results he places more advertising 6,600 U.S. Catholics are in missions MORE in The Voice and indirectly 607. There are 429 Maryknoll SATISFIED contributes more support The United States Africa number 966, with the Sisters and 116 Marist CLASSIFIED to the Archdiocese. Catholic Mission Council's largest numbers in Tanzania, Missionary Sisters working as CUSTOMERS Mission Handbook, shows a 179 and Kenya, 154. In Asia missioners. The Archdiocese This Week, be sure to clip the total of 6,601 U.S. Catholic there are 1,658 missionaries of Boston has 21 diocesan PUBLIX coupon on page 15! missionaries. with 442 in the Philippines 42-TOWNHOUSES-OAOE and 351 in Japan. There are priests serving overseas **" The handbook says there assignments, 16 of them in TOWNHOUSE 2 BR 2 1/2 BATH are 3,483 Religious priests and 769 missioners in Oceania, 1 yr, warranty. Near St '' r\'A's Owner with the largest groups in Peru. must relocate. Price r* C\\\J ^' Brothers from 67 mission- Of the organizations Call LU 893-0060 ^SJ sending groups and 166Hawaii, 276, and Papua New AMERICAN PROPERTIES Guinea, 215. In Latin America which sponsor lay volunteers diocesan priests from 70 U.S. the Jesuit Volunteer Corps dioceses. There are also 2,673 there are 2,845 missionaries, 7-SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION DADE with 469 in Brazil and 428 in sponsors the most lay per- Sisters from 180 mission- sonnel. They have 66 TUTORING sending orders and ' 279 lay Peru. by Exp. CERTIFIED TEACHER, Remedial Reading, volunteers, all serving in Math, English (SW) 251-2692. volunteers from 29 sponsoring Jesuit Fathers and Alaska. Not included in the organizations serving in Brothers have 608 mis- statistics compiled by the Refined c'iddle aged woman to live in missions outside the 48 sionaries from the United Oping, Own Room & Bath council are 155 Catholic Relief i have driver's license. contiguous states. States ' and the Maryknoll Services staff members who Boca Raton 395 134?. U.S. missionaries in Fathers and Brothers have work in 71 countries. • Betty Miami 754-2651 OEADL8NE ON ADS: frViOMDAY NOON • Broward 525-5157 BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE

60 FURNITURE REPAIR & REF1NISHING- 60 PAINTING S0-ROOF REPAIRS-DADE 60-ACCOUNTANTS- BROWARD 60-AIR CONDITIONING DADE 60-UPHOLSTERY-

EXPERT FURNITURE SERVICE. IN ""SAVE AT PAINtlNG, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR NEAT. CLEAN ACEBO ROOFING CORP. AAATEL FRED HOFFMEIER-ACCOUIMTANT THE HOME. CALL FOR ESTIMATE T.J. AIR CONDITIONING REASONABLE LEAKS AND GENERAL REPAIRS. 885-1495 Tax/Bookkeeping/Notary UPHOLSTERY 153 NE 166 St. 947-3092 Dade 621^054 565-8787 733-1213 EVES. Broward 431-2880 Quality Upholstery at Lower Prices USED & NEW AIR CONP. "WE Come to You" ROOF LEAK SPECIALIST 947-6674 60-&ENERAL MAINTENANCE Free Foam with Complete Upholstery job 60-ACCOUNT1NG & TAXES-DADE CHARLES THE PAINTER DOLEMBA ROOFING 41 Years Experience INTERIOR EXTERIOR. RESIDENTIAL COM- Reasonable Rates "Don't Fuss- Call Gus" Licensed and Ins. Cert. No. 0966 887 6/ 5. FREE ESTIMATE PICK-UP DELIVERY AWE AIR CONDITIONING MERCIAL 19 YEARS in MIAMI. ccO1654 GUS CANALES 555 NE 125 St. Miami893-2131 Work done in your home. Free estimates, ABC BOOKKEEPING " Plumbing Electrical - Carpentry - Painting- 758-3916 757-0735 60—SEAL COATING licensed. Insured 932-5599 S32-578J A.C. Units- Sprinkler Systems Installations AND TAX SERVICE 68-VENETIAN BUND SERVSCE ypes Water Filters- Appliance Repairs- Cabinet ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING. AUDITING JOE ZAM PAINTING SEAL COATING (2 ccatsl ASPHALT PATCHING YOU ALL CALL, we service & Work- Tile work. Systems Custom Designed Interior, exterior, roof cleaning and cottjriq 771-0030 86!>5869. J.M. MILLER in Miami 30 years. install. Licensed & Insured. USED NEW! JACK'S IMPERIAL ASPHALT, INC. New Venetian Blinds, 9050 NE 6 Ave., Miami Shores 754-2681 'ool Service and Repairs. Roof repairs and AIR CONDITIONERS. 681-6915 paint. Riviera 1" Blinds, BIG DISCOUNT on PAINTING JOBS All Work Guarantee. Free Estimates SO-SEPTIC TANKS CHARLES F. FITZPATRICK CENTENNIAL AIR DESIGN Call Now and Save. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR. Quality work Custom Shades 326-9681 (Span.) 633-3864 (Enq.l ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE Free estimales on central systems. 864-9693 CONNIE'S SEPTIC TANK CO. OLD BLINDS-REFINISHED PROMPT SERVICE & GUARANTED REPAIRS Pump outs, repairs 24 hr service REPAIRED YOUP HOME 756-8422 552-1719 :c 256727 592 3495 60-INSURANCE-DADE 60-PLASTERING STEADCRAFT 151 N.W. 117th St 688-2767 60- ADDRESSING LETTER SERV-DADE/BROW. SO-SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS NEW & USED • AUTO & HOME OWNERS JOE ZAM PLASTER 60- WALLPAPER-PAINTING DADE b Air Conditioners & APPLIANCES. Patching, piaster, stucco, water proofing, BROWARD. AAA DIRECT MAIL ADV. • LIFE a HEALTH caulkint SEWING MACHINE SPECIALIST REPETITIVE LETTERS. MAILING MAINT 947-6674 JACK LEAHY, REPRES. FREE SERVICE CALLS WALLPAPERING, "lNT~ERiOR~ &-~EXTERIOR 661-1523 945-3347 431-0131 PRUDENTIAL PROPERTY & CASUALTY CO. DAYS EVENINGS. SUNDAYS 60—PLUMBING 'AINTING REASONABLE RATES FREE 60-APPLIANCE SERVICE DADE 445-5342 443-2467 ESTIMATES EVES: 223-2883 MEMBER OF HOLY FAMILY PARISH CORATGABLES 651-8354 60- WINDOWS ALL MAKES REFRIGERATORS. & MAJOR PLUMBING SO-SIGNS APPLIANCES WORK DONE IN YOUR HOME. 60-KITCHEN CABINETS DADE BATH BOUTIOUE Another REASONABLE. TOTAL PLUMBING SERVICE PATIO SCREENING-Custom Screen Doors Class GIFT DEPT. Hiding Door- Fast Service- Fair Prices ALL RAY HANNA APPLIANCE SERVICE CUSTOM i/JADE KITCHEN EDVITO SIGNS 446-1414 cc Mo. 0754 4431596 /VINOOW co 666-3339 595-4580 226-3532 CABINETS by exp. cabinet maker TRUCK WALLS GOLD LEAF '813 Bird Road. CC1410 Satisfied LOWEST PRICE available. 90 N.W. 54th St. 758-7025 RIGHT WAY PLUMBING CO.. INC.! 60-AUTO SALVAGE-DADE cc-G-04552 7155 NW 74 St. 885-8948 WINDOWS WASHED,screens awnings cleaned. 238-2112 Wall washing. Al Dee (Member St Mary's) COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICF 60-TREE SERVICE DADE WRECKED- JUNK- LATE MOD'FL 757-3875 or 757-1521 Classified • COMMERICAL • RESIDENTIAL CARS WANTED HIGHEST PRICES 60-LAWN SERVICE-DADE 60- RELIGIOUS ARTICLES PAID 235-7651 Phil Palm STUMPS REMOVED MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Customer Plumbing Authorized Service and Darts. Fertilizers, Sharp- 443-2274 60-CARPET CLEANING DADE AL & LENORA CARAMAGNA ening, Welding, TWO STORES TO SERVF REPAIRS & YOU. 27 S.W. 27 Ave. Call 642-BK5 ALTERATIONS 60- TV Repairs-Dads Pembroke 21756 Old Cutlet Road. Call 235 4323 VWORLD CARPET CLEANERS cc-2476 CALL 891-8576 Bible SPECIALIST Entire 3 BR HOME $59.95 Book Store Steam cleaned, Saniti/ed & Deodorized 60-MOVING & STORAGE 60- REFRIGERATION RCA-ZENITH 666-2439 SALES & SERVICE Religious Gifts III GlrsTOFIA FREE ESTIMATES » Church Supplies LARGE - SMALL JO8S ANYTIME! SERA'S TELEVISION, Inc. WORK DONE ON YOUR PREMISES 6521 Pembroke Rd. 2010 NW 7 St. 642-7211 SMELLY CARPETS 681-9930 M.L.S. REFRIGERATION CO. 754 2583 Hollywood, Fla. 33023

CAN NOW BE SAVED! 60-ROOFING 962-5577 -NO NEED TO REPLACE! BEE TV TRY SAMMY & WILLOW M-PERSONAUZED SERVICES-OADE NALA BARRY LAB. 621 2021 MOVING CO. 696-4531 Servicing ZENITH only ROOF REPAIRS DADE: 685-5658 CALL SEVEN DAYS YOU DONT HAVE TO BE RICH Joseph Devlin, Little Flower Parish Member BROWARD: 929-7151 CLIP & SAVE TO CALL US LIFT GATE TRUCK K of C. and BBB of So. Florida MEMBER SETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Licence 0932 Reasonable 666-6819 60-ELECTRICAL BROWARD 60-TV'S FOR SALE DADE 60-ROOFS Clean and Coat TAKE A MINUTE DEEHL MOVING' LARGE OR SMALL JOBS EXCELLENT BUY LIFT-GATE, PIANOS, INSURED 624-3406 GEORGE'S TV Lovely 3 BR 1 1/2 Bath. Screened CALL MINNET ELECTRIC. 226-8465 Established 1954. Experienced. Honesty intecjtty 364 Sevilla Ave. requires gentle, professional care. Porch Low $40's. FHA/VA 7 erms. nVHTCHELL'S DEPENDABILITY. REPAIR. REMODEL. Quality Rebuilt, ALL Guaranteed FREE CONDITIONER with this ad for North of East 49 St., Hialeah. 772-2141 60-MOVING DADE WHITE ROOFS SPECIAL SALE either SETS, "new" cuts or coloring. Call Silvia Bradshaw 685-2592 891 2821 Clean $35 Paint $95 40 TV'S MUST GO! 60-ELECTRICAL DADE PAUL'S Walls, awnings, pools, patios All sizes, makes & models BETTIE JONES BEAUTY SALON LEGRA LOCAL MOVING CCH25 FREE ESTIMATE-INSURED 688-2388 From $75 to $200, Black & white less 1071 NE 125 St. N. Miami NEED AN ELECTRICIAN?r 661-1302 60-ROOF REPAIRS ft PAINTING , /i A STORYBOOK WEDDING REAL ESTATE & WANT TO SAVE MONEY? 444-7762 r : CALL BRIAN 661-6519 60-OFFICE MACHINES-DADE 60-UPHOLSTERING \j T \ ., AT WHOLESALE PRICES INVESTMENT CORP SECOND GENERATION ROOF AND HOUSE : (S.DADE) 24 HOUR SERVICE PAINTING. Roof cleaning and house pointing "~ •'• " ' FOR ALL YOUR NEEDS. 88&S802 JAUME'S OFFICE interior and exterior. Vinyl acrylic paints used REUPHOLSTER & RES1YLE PRISCILLA OF BOSTON 60 FENCE OADE oniy. Palios pools walls pressure cleaned. YOUR FAVORITE FURNITURE E. 9 St. Hialeah MACHINE CO. 681-8741 Root repairs; installment of turbine ventilators- .,,.,. * BIANCHI 104! NW 119 St. Since 1957 2 12" tvsibine venlilatois- $84.95. Serving CHAIR: $35. up SOFA $90. up 4 ft. CHAIN LINK FENCING ',

Page 16 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 13-HELP WANTED-DADE 41-DUPLEXES FOR SALE-Dads 28-MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE

URGENT-MALE ATTENDANT DUPLEX $29,900. to live in & care for elderly man. Must drive. SMALL Down payt 1 BR & LARGE 361-9424 Eff.See it at 349-NW 80 St. then HIGHLAND ESTATES call. HELP-Personal needs & light housekeeping ^ CALL: BETTY for elderly couple. DAILY CARE or Live in. OREM E. MORTON, Realtor 751-3356 DEADLINE ON ADS: at... Priv.Rm & Salary, 235-7751. SO-REAL ESTATE PALM BCH. CO. Miami 754-2651 FULL TIME. LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER. ROOM & BOARD & $200. Mo. FAMILY fBroward 525-5157 ENRICHMENT CENTER 651-0280 PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. MONDAY NOON Palm Bch. 833-1971 13A-SALES HELP WANTED-DADE Commercial Properties A Beautiful NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY REAL ESTATE SALES WOMAN 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach 1-LEGAL NOTICES 5-PERSONALS-DADE ADULT COMMIT WANTED for small ACTIVE OFFICE. 844-0201 UNIQUE MOBILE HOME SUB. DIVISION. Complete RECREA- Bi-lingual preferred but not nec- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Council TIONAL faculties. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FULLY furnished, DOUBLE JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE essary. 61-LOTS & ACREAGE-COLLIER CO. 3757 Hall for rent for Weddings and Banquets. MOBILE HOME with air, porch and carport on fully improved COUNTY, FLORIDA We also do catering. Call ANGELA DALEY, Realtor 891-6212 PROBATE DIVISION 02 13300 Memorial Hwy, N Miami 893-2271 NAPLES LAND lot. FILE NO. 7&4710 14-GIFTS b CARDS-BROWARD ACREAGE SPECIALISTS. Broker FRANK IN RE: ESTATE OF Models now on display at: 5A- LOST ft FOUND-DADE "HAPPY" HALLEY, GRI is from Ft. Lauderdale SHERMAN B. ANDREWS, (past 5 yrs in Naples! OVER 200 CHOICE LOT THE BIBLE DEPOT & ACREAGE LISTINGS. OPEN SAT. (SUNDAY N.W. 53rd. St. & N.W. 2 Ave. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION LOST: Black & White, Male, BOSTON BULL, MUSIC, BOOKS, CARDS, SUPPLIES BY APPT.) EX: 5.Acres on Road $7,500. or (Just W. of 1-95) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR July 26. 92 Ave. & SW 34 St. REWARD 2908 N. State Rd. 7, MARGATE $1,500 down. DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE 221-8765 226-9961 971-8 AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN PAR 3 REALTY Pompano Beach, Fla. SAID ESTATE: 6-CATERING BROWARD CENTRAL MALL NAPLES, FLA. 946-8961. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admin 20A- ANTIQUES WANTED-DADE Just off Hwy 41. Near Downtown. Turn right strata! of the oaae of SHERMAN B. ANDREWS CONVENIENT TO: St. Ambrose, St. Elizabeth & Our Udy of Mercy. PARTIES, SPEC. OCCASIONS, BY INTERNA- at Winn Dixie Store deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File OFF (8131 262-6569 After Hrs. (8131394-7985 Number 784710 is pending in the Circuit Court TIONAL C00K.(Home baked goods! M|D 40's. . WANTED FOR CASH: in and for Dads County, Florida, Probate Division, 587-7579 ALL TYPES OF ANTIQUES & BRONZES the address of which is 3rd Floor, Dade County ENTIRE ESTATES & HOUSEHOLDS S2-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE FIGHTING ABORTION IS 891-1919 ANYTIME. Courthouse, 73 West Flagler Street, Miami, e-CATERING-DADE EXPENSIVE! Florida 33130. The personal representative of Home for sale by owner. 3 bedrm., FIRST TIME OFFERED Please help us by purchasing our this estate is JEAN MARIE HUFFMAN, whose 26-TOOL RENTALS "Respect Life" seals {blue/white address is 5600 S.W. 69 Avenue, Miami, Florida T & G CATERING. Dedkaed to your Dining 2 bath. Wall to wall carpenting, air-cond. 2 STORY TOWN HOUSE. EXTRA central heat. 621-6726 Mother and Child)- sheet of 50- The name and address of the attorney for the LARGE 2 BR (1 paneled) 2 BATH. PLEASURE 552-8330 323-9000 Ext. 215, OVER 100 RENTAL TOOLS $2.00- or "Respect Life" note personal representative are set forth below. 'stationery- 15 sheets w/seals- $2.00. All personas having claims or demands against Gus or Theresa. ROTANA SMITTY'S Hardware and Paint Co. Kitchen appl. WW Carpeting. High 12320 N W 7 Ave. MIAMI 6814481 HOME-BUSINESS ZONED Write R. Mocarski, Broward County this estate are required, WITHIN THREE assumable 1st Mtge. Owner will Right to Life. 7791 N.W, 20 Court, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST 7-SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION-DADE $20,000. TOTAL. hold 2nd Mtge. w/reas. dn. payt. Sunrise, Florida 33322. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with 27- AUTOS FOR SALE-DADE OWNER WANTS SALE $39,500. the clerk of the above court a written statement WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. EASY TERMS. of any claim or demand they may have. Each PIANO LESSONS-SPECIALIZING IN BEGINNERS. KANT REALTY , Broker 940-2121 52-HOMES-STUART-MARTIN claim must be in writing and must indicate the KENDALL AREA. CLAUDE W. ATKINS, REALTOR basis for the claim, the name and address of :.V1IAMi GMC TRUCK CENTER NEW"} 279-0617 757-3481 S2A-INCOME PROPERTIES-DADE the creditor or his agent or attorney,, and the & used TRUCKS, PICK-UPS VANS' amount claimed. If the claim is not yet .due, the date when it will become due shall be slated. DUMPS, TRACTORS. SERVICE^ ! LUCKY YOU! If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the ALL MAKES LARGE PARTS STOCK NO QUALIFYING" nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the ,3 Min to AIRPORT 635-0331 • ." $77,777.77 or BEST OFFER ilph HarimanJR^ kKINZEL MUSIC STUDIO ON THESE MONEY MAKERS claim is secured, the security shall be described. & THIS HOME IS YOURS! Real Estate & Appraisals The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of (LOCATED AT TREEZA MUSIC) 27A-MISC. WANTED-BROWARD BEAUTIFUL WEST GREEN HILLS EST7 TES the claim to the clerk of the above styled court 438 NE 30 St. Near OMNI & Bay to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each ' MUSIC LESSONS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE. NO TRAFFIC • INVESTMENT PROPERTES personal representative. CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. RTEJ1 & EXPRESSWAY 5 BR 2 BATHS. ZONED FOR APTS. • OCEANFRONT, ACREAGE ALL INSTRUMENTS BOOKS NEEDED CHILDREN YOUR OWN PRIVATE PLAYGROUND All persons, interested in the estate to whom a For St. COLEMAN'S CHURCH ANNUAL Owner financing $ 40's. • COMMERCIAL copy of this Notice of Administration has been STATE CERTIFIED TEACHERS OR ADULTS ROOM FOR TENNIS COURT BAZAAR, Pompano Bch. CALL 491-2016 for TROPICAL INSPIRED PATOfOOL 3 BR 3 BATH. • STUART & mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS Bi30O9NW7Ave. N. MIAMI | pick up or leave -at church. FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- GARAGE, CIRCULAR DRIVE DRIVE BY. APPT. 737 NW 107 St. $36,500. &687-0390 688-3885, ONLY: J1340 SW 175 St. MARTIN COUNTY TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections HOME & INCOME 4 BR 2 BATHS they may have that challenge the validity of 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESBROWARD 238-1561 or 235-9206 112 East Osceola Street 309 287-MM Florida Rm, screened porch. Large thedecedent's will, the qualifications of the AAA TUTORING all school subjects. Test prep. * personal representative, or the venue or juris- SAT. MCAT-GRE-SAT. CG 661-1523 NMB lot. OWNER WILL FINANCE. diction of the court. 945-3347 Brow. 792-4383 ADDRESS MAIL COMMISSION CIRCULARS FEELING BOXED IN? AT HOME! Be flooded with offers! ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS Offer details. Rush stamped addressed envelope HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES 9100 NW8Ave. VOICE NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. BEGINNER'S ORGAN AND PIANO Lessons. & 25C Serv. Fee. George Tinger Dept. M. 2 HOUSES on almost 1/2 acre lot. Chord method, popular and classical music. 8981 N.W. 25 Ct., Sunrise, Fla. 33322. HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES DATED at Miami, Florida Experienced teacher 887r7252 HOMES HOMES NEAR N. Shore Hospital.Ownerhelps CLASSIFIED on this 7 day of July, 1978. finance. $41,500. JEAN MARIE HUFFMAN 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIE&DADE HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES RATES and TUTORING-Certified teacher. English remedial HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES As Personal Representative of the Estate of reading, phonics and French by native. Students CLOWNEY-STAiVrOlM SHERMAN B. ANDREWS, Deceased & adults. 681-9884 - N. Miami. OWN YOUR OWN TV SALES & SERVICE First publication of this notice of administration (RCA) EST. 18 yrs. OWNER WISHES TO RETIRE. "LET US HELP YOU OUT" REALTOR 891-6252 INFORMATION on the 4th day of August, 1978. REAS. OFFERS. KENDALL 235-4245 FRISBIE REALTY 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE 8-4,8-11-78. MUSIC LESSONS S2A-INCOME PROPERTY HARDEE CO. . COUNT 6 WORDS PER LINE WILBUR C. ROLLINS Voice, Piano, Guitar & Organ 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 895-2335 Of Law Offices of WE SELL INSTRUMENTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES BROKER WAUCHULA: SELL-TRADE- 17 ITime Per Line 80c Rollins,. Peeples it Meadows, P.A. EARN GOOD STEADY income mailing high- 6101 S.W. 76. Street, Miami, Florida 33143 MUSIK KORNER Acres 3 FURN. APTS. or use as 2 3 times Per Line 70c paying commission circulars from your home. DRIVE BY 860 NW 115 St. 661-2538 1144W68St. Hialeah, Fla. For details: send stamped, self-addressed BR HOME PLUS APT., 3 TRAILERS 821-1167 823-5707 envelope to: K.C. MAIL SALES 8023 BARGAIN 4 BR 3 BATH frame home Barn. Fenced $77,000 983-2434 13-Consecutive 1A-HCTITIOUS NAMES-DADE CO. Leavenworth Rd., Kansas City, Ks 66109 ONLY $25,000. LARGE LOT, beau- :51 Times Peri me We 9-JEWELRY tifully maintained. VA or Conven- 55-OUT OF STATE-N.C. 52 Consecutive NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW 31-MONEY TO LOAN-DADE tional terms: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, limes Per Line 45c desiring to engage in business under the fictSous PAYING-TOP CASH-NOW! NORTH CAROLINA CLOWNEY-STMTTON name of COUNSELING & STRESS CONTROL ALL TYPES JEWELRY. ANY COND. CONSOLIDATE bills, no credit check. BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES In the PT SAME RATE as 2 CENTER at number 115 Madeira Ave., in the 1O GOLD, STERLING, DIAMONDS WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES REALTOR 891-6252 lines ordinary type City of Coral Gables, Florida, intends to register POCKET WATCHES.COINS ETC COOL BLUE RIDGE MTS. the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit 891-1919 ANYTIME $2,495. up Court of Dade County, Florida. FRIENDLY MTGE. CO. FHA/VA FORECLOSURES FINANCING FOR $2,435. LOTS AS FOLLOWS- 14PT SAME RATE Dated at Miami, Florida, this 28 day of July,1978 NO MONEY DOWN. 137 Mo paymerte of $25. 9A-CRAFT SUPPLiES-DADE LICENSED MTGE. BROKER 893-5426 AS LITTLE AS $300 DOWN ' ^ : as three lines Run: 7/28, 8/4, 15 a- IS, 1978. including annual percentage rate of 6%. Defenred HO EXTRA CHARGE WR CAPS MAY BUY 1-4 BR. HOME price $3,439.56; last payment $14.56. CALL 754.2651 MIAMI' HOSE VALLE, PhD. 35-AMUSEMENTSCOLUER CO. FREE NITES LODGING FOR INSPECTION MARK ARELBERD, PhD. in HOMESTEAD AREA. 525-5157 BROWARD Attorney for Applicant FRAN'S FUN WITH Call for information PARSONS REALTY PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Agudo Pineiro & Kates 1/2'DAY FISHING $6.50 DEADLINE MONDAY 12.01 NOON )_._8238NE2Ave_ . EARL L. SMITH, Realtor P0 8ox612-V W. Jefferson, N.C28694 1647 SW 27 Ave. ON THE QUEEN FOR FRIDAY EDITION Miami, Fla. 33145 iMON.-FRI. 10-5PM i 24&-4021 EVES: 248-7772 (919)246-9178 'The Voice' will not be responsible for more I SAT. 10-3 PM 756-1470 I LEAVE at 9 AM Daily CALL TODAY than one incorrect insertion. In the event of • . 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Miami, Rorida / THE VOICE ./ Friday, August 4,1978 / Page 17 Crisis sacerdotal afecta familias CIUDAD DEL VATICANO—(NC)—El favor de la familia. Uno puede constatarlo I comite vaticano para la familia ha afirmado solo con mirar a la legislacion introducida en 4 que la crisis de la familia cristiana en oc- los liltimos 10 afios, incluso en paises de larga cidente esta relacionada con la crisis en el tradicion cristiana, legislacion sobre el sacerdocio. divorcio, contracepcion, aborto provocado, En un documento que enumera las esterilizaci6n, eutanasia, etc..." prioridades del comite, este afirma que "si El comite urge la formacion en los las familias no siempre saben que orientacion seminarios sobre temas familiares. Sugiere lomar se debe a que reciben orientacion in- que estos ofrezcan cursos sobre "in- cierta de sus guias espirituales." vestigacidn biol6gica en el area de fertilidad "La crisis que se esta experimentando en humana, su regulaci6n y aplicacitfn en el #: el sacerdocio puede bien estar relacionada campo de los metodos naturales de con la crisis que sufren muchas familias" planificacion familiar. dice el comite. Critica la formacion en seminarios que "Un renovado sacerdocio puede salvar a solo prepara a los estudiantes para el la familia, y viceversa," dice. ministerio de los individuos fuera de su El documento titulado "La familia en la contexto social. labor pastoral de la Iglesia" deplora la falta "Es necesario," dice el comity, "ayudar de oposicion por parte de los catolicos a la a los sacerdotes para que esten mas atentos a legislacion anti-familia. las necesidades de la familia como unidad "Resulta sorprendente," dice, "el que los social, y a que sepan ubicar a sus miembros catolicos de occidente est&i tan poco en el contexto evang61ico de la renovaci6n de preparados para librar batallas civicas en la familia. En el primer aniversario de su muerte el Arz. Coleman F. Carroll no fue olvidado. Prueba de MJESTRA HERENOA CATOUCA ello son las flores que esta jovencita y muchos otros PROPORCIONA depositaron en su tumba. En la catedral tuvo lugar una Misa UN AUTENTICO pontificial en su memona. ENRIQUECIMIENTO CULTURAL Y RELIGIOSO

Nuestra herencia Catolica es el relato de nuestro patrimonio religiose En tres yolumenes y aproxi- madamente unas 1,500 paginas, narra toda la Mundo • Pideh explicaciun de historia del Catolicismo desde los tiempos Bibli- -Nacion asesinato de Sacerdote cos, La Venida del Mesias, su pasi6n y muerte, CIUDAD DE GUATE - la fundaci6n y desarrollo de la Iglesia hasta • Jesuitas protestan aten- MALA—(NC)—Unos mil cam- nuestros dias. Esta obra, escrita para todo Cat6li- tado pesinos—hombres, mujeres co es insuperable por su instrucci6n e inspira- SAN SALVADOR, El y ninos—marcharon por siete ci6n. Tiene mas de 1,000 ilustraciones en color Salvador—(NC)—El Consejo horas en las 20 millas desde San y en bianco y negro, dibujos originales, mapas, Nacional de los Jesuitas protesto graficas, grabados, hermosas fotografias, todo Jose Pinula hasta la Plaza flustrando la historia antigua, la historia biblica por el allanamiento de su Centenario, sede del gobierno, y la eclesiastica, la vida de Jesucristo y de la residencia por fuerzas de para exigir una investigacion del Iglesia. Se explican la liturgia y los sacramen- seguridad con el pretexto, que asesinato de su parroco, el P. tos; desfilan ante nuestros ojos Papas, Santos y resulto injustificado, de buscar Hermenegildo Lopez, el 30 de Misioneros, en centenares de reproducciones de armas "en vista de la presente mayo. Deconocidos le dispararon obras maestras del arte cristiano, desde las pri- situacion del pais." "Hay temor con armas de grueso calibre meras Imagenes de las catacumbas hasta las en todas partes. Lo que sufrimos cuando regresaba por un camino creaciones de artistas contemporaneos. es poco comparado con las solitario de administrar los diarias angustias. de los cam- sacramentos a un enfermo. En pesinos, por el hambre, la mayo mas de cien indigenas NUESTRA HBENCtA CATUUCA SE DESTACA POR MUCHOS DETALIES SPECIALS: represion, la muerte, la tortura, cayeron masacrados en Panzos , las desapariciones," dijeron los y antes 28 campesinos •Encuadernaci6n de lujo en tapa estampada con hoja y con troquel. 1 jesuitas. desaparecieron de sus casas en la •Tamarto real: 7%" x 9 A" (24cm x 5cm) Peso Bruto:10V2 lbs. region de Cotzal. El P. Lopez •Mas de 70 ilustraciones de color; mas de 30 Mapas. • Denuncian arrestos de venia defendiendo las aguas de •Unas 300 ilustraciones de obras maestras religiosas. KKK irrigacion contra un plan •Varios Capitulos que explican la organizacion de la Iglesia y de la Curia Romana. WASHINGTON—(NC) —El comercial de desviar el agua •Capitulos sobre la (liturgia que muestra con fotografia las diferencias entre la liturgia vieja y la litur- Servicio de Inmigracion y hacia la capital. Tambien gia moderna. Naturalizacion aviso a sus •flustracibn del Sudario de Turin. El famoso Sudario que tiene dos imagenes que son las de Cristo. protegio a los jovenes de prac- •Biografias de los famosos Santos Hispanos: San Ignacio de Loyola, San Francisco Javier, San Juan oficinas que todo arresto de ticas injustas en la conscripcion de la Cruz, Sta. Rosa de Lima, Santa Teresa de Avila, San Pedro de Alcantaras, San Martin de Porres. ^rabajadores indocumentados militar, y lucho por mantener la TOMO I TOMO III que haga el Ku Klux Klan sera leche a precios razonables. TOMO II •LA CURIA ROMANA anulado y sus autores llevados «EL MUNDO PAGANO •LA VIDA EN NAZARET • LA RESURRECCION •LOS GRANDES CONCILIOS • LA ERA MODERNA •ORGANIZACION DE LA IGLESIA •COMO ISRAEL AOORABA •JUAN EL PRECURSOH •LA ASCENCION • ARTE BIZANTINO •LA OIVULGACION DE •COMO SE CANONIZA UN SANTO posiblemente a los tribunales de •LA SAGRADA ESCRiTURA •EL BAUTISMO •LOS APOSTOLES •LA MISA EN LOS PRIMEROS SIGLOS I A BIBUA •LOS SACRAMENTOS •EL REINO PROFETIZADO •LA PENITENCIA •LA NUEVA VIDA •LA HISTORIA DEL MONATICISMO •EL ARTE DE MANTEGNA A RUBENS •LA MISA EN LOS TIEMPOS justicia. Es la respuesta a un •HISTORIA DE LOS JUDIOS •LADOCTRINA DE JESUS •LA VISION DE SAN PEDRO • INTEGRACION CRISTIANA EN EUROPA •EL CONCILIO DE TRENTO MODERNOS •BELEN •JESUS, VERDADERO DIOS •EL NUEVO TESTAMENTO • LA RUPTURA ENTRE ORIENTE Y •TRES REFORMADORES •EDUCACION CATOLICA EN anuncio del KKK de que pensaba •MARIA •SAN PEORO •LA ASUNCION OCCIDENTE •SAN IGNACIO DE LOYOLA HISPANOAMERICA •LOS ANGELES •LA IGLESIA •EL MUNDO EN QUE NACIO •LAS CRUZADAS •SANTOS DE ORACION •VESTIDURAS realizar los llamados arrestos •HISTORIA DE LA NAVIDAO •LA ULTIMA CENA LA IGLESIA •SANTO TOMAS DE AQUINO •ESFUERZO MISIONERO •DEVOCIONES IMPRENTA •EL IMPEHIO ROMANO •CAIDA Y REDENCION •LOS PRIMEROS MARTIRES •LA HISTORIA DEL CRUCIFIJO •SANTOS DEL NUSVO MUNDO •NUESTROS AMIGOS LOS SANTOS ciudadanos (en contraste con los "PALESTINA •EL CAMINO DE LA CRUZ •FORMACION DE LA IGLESIA •EL MUNO0 VISTO POR •LA IGLESIA Y LA CIENCIA •SANTUARIOS Y de la policia) en la frontera con "MARESMA" •FAUNA Y FLORA BIBLICA •MUERTEEN LA CRUZ • LAS CATACUMBAS LOS MEDIEVALES •EL PAPADO MODERNO PEREGRINACIONES Mexico, en un gesto que dirigentes hispanos consideran UN INTERESANTE COMPENDIO DE LA TRADICION, HISTORIA Y DOCTRINA DE LA IGLESIA 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. . Redactada por el Rev. Leonard Boase, S.J./traducida y adaptada por el Rev. can6nigo Dr. Jose Gonzalez Brown racista. A MEDIA CUADRA DE FLAGLER STREET .Ordene su ejemplar de "Nuestra Herencia Catolica" Hoy Mismo! • Pide se elimine el boxeo Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para ROMA—(NC)—El cardenal — — —.—-__ — ___ — __TARJETA DE pED,DO — — — — Bodas, Bautizos, Comunione*, Giovanni Benelli de Florencia A. E. EDUCATIONAL ENTERPRISES, GRATIS pidio que se prohiba en todo el Cumpleafios, Recordatorios y P.O. BOX 494, HOWELL, N.J. 07731 mundo el deporte del boxeo por para usted... Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. Sirvase enviarme. cuanto antes, los tres (3) extraordinarios tomos de "Nuestra Herencia Cat6- inhumano, en reaccion a la lica", edicidn en Espanol. Al recibirlos, pagare $15.00 C.O.D. y luego 6 cbmodas mensuallda- una fotografia muerte reciente del boxeador de des de $10.00 cada una. Queda entendido que si no deseo conservarlos puedo devolverlos, tamario 8" x 10" TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS en buen estado. dentro de un periodo de 7 dias concedido por ustedes y me sera devuelto el 29 afios Angelo Jacopucci, importe del pago inicial de inmediato. de su Santidad resultas de una lesion cerebral COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES el Papa Pablo VI en el cuadrilatero. "Ante el NOMBRE Y APELLIDOS tomada on su feretro de Angelo, y el dolor de su AHORRE TIEMPO Y DINERO DIRECCION CIUDAD biblioteca privada mujer y su madre, pedimos en CONFIANDONOS SUS IMPRESOS ESTADO ..ZIP CODE TELEFONO.. on ol nombre de la vida, que se elimine ABRIMOS DIARIAMENTE DE 8 A.M. A 6 P.M FIRME AQUI POR FAVOR FECHA Vaticano, Roma. ei boxeo para siempre de todo TELEFONO 642-7266 ACEPTAMOS LAS TARJETAS: VISA Y MASTER CHARGE pais civilizado," dijo el cardenal. Page 18 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 4, 1978 Apoyan mas encuentros jovenes catolicos

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Durante tres dias jovenes catolicos de la Archidiocesis, celebraron reuniones de reflexion y convivencia, que en palabras de una de las participantes, "me sirvieron para afianzar la fe." Convocadas por la Pastoral Juvenil Hispana, las jornadas se abrieron el pasado Durante la sesion del viernes, en St. Dominic Lourdes Car- viernes en la parroquia de St. Dominic, con denas, de Santa Monica, al piano amenizo a la audiencia y una serie de dramatizaciones que hicieron poco despues los jovenes dramatizaron conflictos del vivir reir a los mas de 300 participantes. diario entre dos culturas. A la izquierda, los hermanos Tornados de la vida diaria y los conflictos Virgilio y Nestor Campaneria y Adolfo Castaneda (centro) entre padres, hijos y situaciones...las de St. Kevin, en una escena sobre "los cubanos a la dramatizaciones fueron presentadas por antigua." jovenes de diversas parroquias bajo la Encomia direccion de Carlos M. Ponce. novedad: el Evangelic" El sabado tuvo lugar el baile, en la Gonzalez, quien tambien hablo del parroquia de San Juan Bosco y el domingo los alcoholismo. Las jornadas concluyeron con una Pablo VI jovenes lo dedicaron a la reflexion por grupos El padre Sergio Cabrera hablo del presentacion audiovisual sobre el hambre en inquietud de en Corpus Christi. Escucharon diversos Espiritu Santo y la hermana Berta Penabab el mundo, y una Eucaristia. temas como el de "Cultura en dos Mundos" resumio la busqueda de la sociedad de hoy de "Han sido dias bien interesantes," dijo estudiantes por el Hno. Miguel Campos; "Religiones nuevas fuentes de oracion y afirmo que "en la uno de los jovenes. Y otro afiadio: "Espero Orientales" por el padre Willie Pena y el tradicion cristiana encontramos todo lo que que continiien estos encuentros que tanto nos por la justicia "Papel de los Adultos en el Grupo" por Adele los maestros de hoy dia nos presentan como ayudan." CIUDAD DEL VATICANO— (NC)—Dirigiendose a una reunion internacional estudiantil Existe resistencia interna en Cuba Pablo VI afirmo que en muchos lugares, los estudiantes son mas sensibles a cuestiones de in- justicia social que otros dicen exiliados a congreso Abdala grupos."Son mas sensibles que otros a la causa de la injusticia Durante la calusura del Congreso Abdala el que a nivel nacional e in- cubano Pedro Tamayo rindio homenaje a los ' '.' • 1 presos en Cuba, cantando el poema de uno ternacional, crea desigualdades de ellos, Miguel Salas, iComo sera mi casa?, insoportables para los pobres, les al que ha puesto musica.Abajo, Marisa de la limita en la posibilidad de ejercer* Rosa, modera mientras Alex LRamos y Miguel su responsabilidad, ahoga sus Finlay, cuentan de su salida de Cuba y las derechos legitimos, desata condiciones y resistencia interna en la isla. violencia irracional, y en suma (Pedro Tamayo, actuara el sabado a las 8:30 •,-•;.*'-•..• p.m., en el Teatro America, Coral Way y 12 pone obstaculos al desarrollo de Rd. acompanando con su cancion la inspiration cada persona." les dijo. del pintor Sire dei Castillo, que tendra alii ex- Su mensaje, en frances, y puestas sus obras). firmado por el Secretario de Estado, Cardenal Jean Villot, fue dirigido a la reunion de estudiantes catolicos del mundo, en Valladolid, Espana, bajo el tema "El papel de los estudiantes en la transformacion del mun- do." La carta afirma que "muchos estudiantes cristianos se conquistan ellos mismos y ayudan a sus hermanos a veneer el riesgo de falsas alternativas: la de integrarse en una sociedad que ofrece las atracciones de las ganancias, indebidos privilegios, Reunidos durante tres dias en la sabemos como Uegara a suceder," comento., que el joven criado y educado alii sea un el hedonismo sensual de un Universidad de Miami, unos 100 delegados indicando que dadas las circunstancias en comunista cabal, formado ideologicamen- materialismo practico o el de los de la agrupaci6n Abdala celebraron el Octavo Cuba, el pueblo tiene derecho a eualquier tipo te...pero esa realidad no existe," afiadio. que se dejan conquistar pc*, Congreso de la agrupaci6n y acordaron de acci6n que logre un cambio. "Puedo decir que un 99 por ciento de la espejismos ideologicos que continuar el apoyo a la lucha interna contra el "Como cat61ica, he tenido mis dudas juventud cubana no es comunista, y el proponen un maftana mejor, gobierno de Castro y la denuncia de sus sobre la altemativa de la violencia," dijo ejemplo soy yo. Porque su misma ideologia le basado en el materialismo ateo, violaciones de derechos humanos en la isla. Marisa. "Pero creo que tambi&i como va dando a uno vision practica de que no es el cual es tambien incapaz de Marisa de la Rosa, de Miami comentb catolica tengo una obligacion hacia el resto de verdad lo que dicen." resolver los problemas de la para La Voz, que la agrupaci6n Abdala la humanidad. No veo el problema de Cuba justicia y la libertad, y mis aiin cuenta con miembros activos y contactos en desde el punto de vista patri6tico, sino "Porque el gobierno tiene confianza en de dar sentido a la vida." la isla. "Este afio nos proponemos in- humano," dijo. juventud,—dicen ellos—Pero nos tienen muy crementar esos contactos y apoyar el "Hay nueve millones de seres humanos celados, muy ehequeados. Nos tienen miedo," movimiento de resistencia interna alii" dijo. en la isla, y no se les respeta su dignidad. Mi comentd Alex. compromiso surge de la fe," afiadi<3. Marisa es cat61ica y miembro de la • La O.N.U. investiga parroquia de St. Raymond. "Ami me cuesta mucho trabajo entender Julia Aleman, de New Jersey, resumio la filosofia de la agrupacion Abdala, sefialando derechos humanos en Chile Describi6 la agrupaci6n Abdala como como muchos cristianos, especialmente SANTIAGO, Chile—(NC)— movimiento revolucionario social- cubanos, se pueden conformar con asistir a la que esta encierra todo el "sentido humanistico de una generacion que no se ha Una comision de las Naciones dem6crata, compuesto en su mayoria por Iglesia, cumplir una serie de normas Unidas lleva varios dias in- jovenes cubanos de distintos segmentos de la establecidas y no sentir que tienen una quedado en la Cuba de ayer o de hoy y trabajan por la Cuba del mafiana, buscando la vestigando la situacion de los sociedad. obligacibn para con su patria," dijo. derechos humanos en Chile, "Tenemos como meta el derrocamiento Durante las sesiones de trabajo, los democracia, la seguridad de todos los hombres como seres humanos,y sin aceptar despues de que la junta militar del gobierno de Fidel y la instauraci6n de un delegados escucharon el testimonio de Miguel garantizo su libertad de regimen de derecho que realmente Finlay, escapado de Cuba a traves de la la explotacion del hombre por el hombre ni la explotacion del hombre por el estado." movimiento y consulta, y represente la autodeterminacibn del pueblo embajada de Venezuela despues de 8 afios de prometio no castigar en forma de Cuba,"dijo. carcel y Alexis Ramos, Uegado a Miami el Tomas Regalado director de noticias de alguna a los ciudadanos que le "Creemos que los medios estan dentro de pasado mes de mayo dejando su flota la emisora de radio WRHC, habl6 de la pasen informaciones. Desde su Cuba, y eilos son los que tienen en sus manos pesquera en pequefta embarcaci6n. participaci6n de tropas cubanas en Africa y golpe en 1973 contra un gobierno eualquier tipo de acci6n que lleve a la Ambos comentaron sobre la situaci6n en Juan Clark, soci61ogo, de su investigacidn izquierdista, la junta ha sida. meta," afiadio. Cuba indicando que existe resistencia in- sobre la composicibn del exilio, segun sus acusada de violar sistema- Nosotros desde el exilio solo podemos terna. "La juventud no ha asimilado todo lo datos, "en su mayoria campesinos, obreros y ticamente los derechos humanos. canalizar y catalizar ese proceso, aunque no que ellos esperaban," dijo Alex. "Se supone juventud." Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 4,1978 ! Page 19 Concluida nueva version de documento base hacia Puebla BOGOTA, Colombia—(NC)—Despues de como al. militar, "el tremendo desiquilibrio •mmmmr mmpr PERI0DICO CAT0LICC una semana de debate, 65 obispos y car- social del continente" y afirmaban que los VIERNES denales latinoamericanos redactaron el gastos militares en armas sofisticadas, documento final de trabajo para la Tercera "estan quitando el pan a la gente." 4 DE AGOSTO Asamblea General del Episcopado DE 1978 Latinoamericano que se celebrara en Puebla, Mexico. Voz La focha limite para distribucion del documento a las 23 conferencias episcopates afiliadas al CELAM es e) 15 de agosto Tal documento se discutira intensamente en Puebla antes de pasar a votacion ante los 200 obispos delegados presentes a las reuniones, que marcan los 10 aflos de la Conferencia de Medellin, Colombia. Las reuniones, que tienen lugar a los 10 anos de las reuniones de Medellin, han venido preparandose hace mas de un ano, y trataran la evangelizacion en America Latina. No se ha dado aiin a conocer la nueva redaccion del Documento de Consulta, aunque se espera que la nueva version saiga al paso de las criticas recibidas por parte de teologos y grupos internacionales en los pasados meses. Entre ellos, un grupo de negociantes mexicanos expreso su temor de que las reuniones de Puebla se conviertan en faro de agitacion guerrillera. El Centro de Coordinacion de Proyectos Ecumenicos manifesto en Mexico que oficiales del CELAM trataban de dejar de lado las normas pastorales basadas en la teologia de la liberacion—teologia desarrollada por latinoamericanos y de fuerte base en la realidad de los pobres y los oprimidos. El cardenal Aloisio Lorscheider, de Fortaleza, Brasil, presidente del CELAM, y conocidc por su tcndcncia moderada, afirmo en Bogota que espera ver en Puebla dos tendencias: una dando prioridad a lo espiritual, y la otra subrayando los esfuerzos por la reforma social frente a la aguda in- justicia social del continente, y en la lfnea de la asamblea de 1968 en Medellin. Algunos obispos presentes en las recientes reuniones indicaron que la redaccion final del documento menciona una "profunda crisis institucional" en todo el hemisferio occidental, no solo en el campo politico,economico y social, sino tambien al respecto de las condiciones religiosas. Los mismos obispos tambien indicaron que el documento trata de la inabilidad de los Madelin Medina, a rriba , solo tiene seis anos, flotador, por ejemplo. Pero los voluntarios tambien gobiernos militares y otros, para enfrentar la pero ya sabe nadar. Con sus amigos del Centro exigen disciplina, y tanto Madelin Medina, como inflacion, el desempleo y otros que se Mater, disfruta varios dias a la semana de un Giovanni Correa (con el flotador), tuvieron que agravan por las repetidas violaciones de los buen bano en la piscina del Seminario College, salir del agua un rato por haber desobedecido. derechos humanos. St. John Vianney o de Boystown, y con ellos Centro Mater es una agencia comunitaria catdlica participa en excursiones, juegos, clases... Todos iniciada por la Madre Miranda, que recibe ayuda Uno de los obispos,quien pidio no ser siempre van acompanados de voluntarios adultos de diversos cauces, entre ellos la Archidiocesis identificado, indico que los participantes en que les ensenan juegos, y ayudan a inflar el de Miami. su mayoria atribuian tanto al liderazo civil Dice estudio Pide se examine Mejora ilusoria entre minonas y mujeres validez de mayor numero de jovenes mejico-americanos WASHINGTON—(NO—Las mujeres y mujeres y los varones de grupos minoritarios * sacerdocio con grupos 'mayoritarios' de varones, entre que abandonaron la escuela, comparado al de las minorias masculinas estan quizas mejor 1960. anglicano hoy que en los aflos 60, pero los blancos han los que se excluye a los hispanos. El Sr. mejorado aun mas su situacion, segiin una de Stephen Horn, que co-dirige la comision Tambien afirma el estudio que en 1976 el LONDON—(NC)—El car- las conclusiones de un estudio sobre afirmo que el estudio indica que las ganancias desempleo entre varones negros fue de 2.69 denal George Basil Hume, de "Indicadores sociales de la desigualdad para en la situacion de las mujeres y las minorias sobre el desempleo de varones blancos. Entre Westminster ha pedido que Roma han sido "ilusorias." jovenes puertorriquenos, el desempleo minorias y mujeres" publicado por la durante 1976 fue 9.36 mayor al desempleo de re-examine la declaracion del Comision Nacional de Derechos Civiles. Citando ejemplos estadisticos la comision Papa Leon XIII, quien en el siglo adultos de grupos mayoritarios, mientras que El estudio compara la situacion de las afirma que proporcionalmente en 1976 fue el en 1960 fue de 3.15 sobre los mismos. XIX afirmo que las ordenes " ~" '"" anrma que proporcionaimenie en ±» me ei en 1960 fue de 3.15 sobre los mismos. sacerdotales anglicanas no eran validas. Tambien afirmo que con- Cubano a promover educacion sidera urgente que las autoridades romanas y anglicanas consideren los religiosa de adultos acuerdos alcanzados en los Universidad Laterana de Roma. ultimos anos por una comision El cubano Miguel A. Campos, "La educacion religiosa de de 40 anos y Hermano de La Salle A su vez, el Hno. Miguel nifios y jovenes, depende en gran internacional romano-anglicana ocupo diversos puestos de en- sobre la Eucaristia, el ministerio formara parte del equipo parte de la vitalidad de la vida de Archidiocesano de Educacion senanza a nivel universitario en fe de la comunidad de adultos," y las ordenes y la autoridad, (en Filadelfia, Maryland, Mejico, la Iglesia). Religiosa, al frente de la comento el Hno. Miguel. educacion de adultos. Santo Domingo y Colombia. Es "Es por eso que pensamos El cardenal hizo sus actualmente miembro del comentarios durante una en- Nacido en Guantanamo, intensificar nuestra proyeccion Cuba, el Hno. Miguel trabajo equipo internacional de. in- hacia los adultos y colaborar trevista exclusiva con Douglas vestigacion de La Salle y ha Brown, antiguo corresponsal de anteriormente en la estrechamente con los Archidio'cesis de Miami y ha dirigido 36 talleres y retiros pa- programas en los distintos asuntos religiosos de la cadena ra grupos nacionales e in- BBC de Londres. realizado estudios de telogia y departamentos, y movimien- Hno. Miguel Campos educacion religiosa en la ternacionales de maestros. tos..." anadio. Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, August 4, 1978