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THE VOICE 6301 Biscayne Blvd. Ribicoff Favors Aid Miami 38, Fla. ^AFOICE Return Requested To Private Schools Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami Covering the 16 Counties of South Florida i(But By Back Door) VOL. IV, NO. 14 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JUNE 22, 1962 Do you believe that children attending parochial schools should benefit through federal aid to education? HEAD DOMINICANS OF ADRIAN AND ST. JOSEPH SISTERS OF ST. AUGUSTINE Well — (surprise, surprise!) — Mr. Abraham Ribicoff does. You could hardly expect to read such an interestingly news- worthy item in the Miami press. However, had you been tuned in to Channel 7's "Meet the Press" program Sunday, you would ? Here Named Mothers General have heard the Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare say: "What we must be interested in in America is a good By MARJORIE L. FILLYAW the Dominican Sisters of the Congregation of the Most Holy education of every child, whether that child goes to a public Rosary in Adrian, Mich. school or that child goes to a private school." Two religious in the Diocese of Miami have been elected to the highest posts in their communities, and two other Sisters Mother Louis Edwin, S.S.J.7'administrator of Mercy Hos- The cabinet member declared that he could see several were named to top administrative positions. pital, was elected Mother General of the Congregation of the approaches to giving federal aid to parochial and other private Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine. schools or to parents of their pupils. Mother Mary Genevieve, O.P., religious superior and member of the faculty at Barry College, was elected Mother General of Sister Mary Frederic, S.S.J., principal of St. Theresa School, He defended the constitutionality of "special purpose" Coral Gables, was elected assistant general by the Sisters of grants and loans to ^-church-related and other private St. Joseph of St. Augustine; and Sister Mary Trinita, O.P., dean schools. By "special purpose," he said, he meant assistance at Barry College, was chosen secretary-general of the Adrian to help science, mathematics and foreign language instruc- Dominican Sisters. tion. Such assistance would have "nothing to do with re- ligion," he said. "Auxiliary services," such as school lunches, free bus rides and textbooks, are strictly constitutional, he said. Mother General Mother General He also called for a study of tax credits and tax deductions Mary Genevieve Louis Edwin for parents who pay tuition for their children at private schools as an "equalizer" for the six and a half million boys and girls Mother Mary Genevieve, O.P., Mother Louis Edwin, S.S.J., denied any form of recognition in the Administration's aid to has been named to succeed administrator of Mercy Hospital education measure which died in the last session of Congress. Mother Mary Gerald Barry, since 1954, was elected Mother * * * who died last November after General of the Congregation of Mr. Ribicoff suggested that "one or more" or these methods serving for 29 years as Mother the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. might be combined with a "shared time" proposal whereby General of the Dominican Sis- Augustine on Friday, June 15, at the motherhouse in St. Au- private school pupils might attend certain classes in public ters of the Congregation of the schools. Most Holy Rosary. gustine.- "I think there are things that can be done that are Mother Genevieve, prioress A native of Lancaster, Ohio, constitutional," the Secretary asserted, adding that there at Miami's Barry College where she was graduated since 1958, was elected Thurs- from St. Mary High fchool, is need for a "new dialogue" on the question of federal Mother Mary Genevieve, 0. P. Mother Louis Edwin, S.S.J. day, June 14 at the Mother- Mother Louis Edwin entered aid to non-public schools which could "take us out of this Mother General Mother General house in Adrian, Mich. the Congregation Sept. 8, 1940 (Continued on Page 8) and professed her final vows The fourth member of her on Aug. 15, 1946. community to serve as Mother 15,000 Visitors At Opening General, Mother Genevieve is a During 1942 and 1943 she was Diocese To Take Up Census native of Chelsea, Mich, who en- a member of the faculty at St. tered the Dominican Order in Joseph Academy, St. Augustine, of Monastery, Retreat House 1921 and was graduated from and in 1944 was appointed to Of Spanish-Speaking Here De Paul University, Chicago, the faculty at St. Mary Cathe- (Other Pictures under one roof on Route I with a Master of Science de- dral School where she taught . First steps toward the ex- census assisted by lay di- Pages 16, 17, 18) overlooking Lake Worth. gree. the eighth grade. In 1946, Moth- pansion of facilities for the re- rectors. NAMED SUPERIOR er Louis Edwin began her nurs- NORTH PALM BEACH — Present in the sanctuary dur- ligious, cultural and social A meeting of priests and lay She has three sisters, Sister ing training at St. Joseph Hos- More than 15,000 Catholics and ing the Mass were Bishop Pat- needs of Miami's Cuban refu- directors to explain the details Mary Francis, O.P., a member pital, Chicago, 111., from which of the census and coordinate non-Catholics from South Flor- rick Shanley, O.C.D., Bishop gees were taken this week by of the faculty at Rosary High she was graduated in 1949. Aft- plans will be held at 8 p.m., ida and hundreds of visitors Eduardo Dalmau, C.P., and the the Diocese of Miami as plans Very Rev. Canisius Hazlett, C. School, Detroit; Mrs. Joseph er one year of teaching at the Monday, July 2, at Corpus from throughout the United Seckinger, Jackson, Mich., and Cathedral parish school in St. were announced for a census States attended the open house P., provincial of the Eastern Christi cafetorium, Msgr. Fitz- Province of the Passionist Fa- Mrs. Bertilla Forner of Chelsea; Augustine, she joined the origi- among the Spanish - speaking patrick said explaining that a ceremonies which followed the and four brothers, Herman and thers. Music during the Mass nal staff of Mercy Hospital people of Dade County. meeting of workers would be solemn dedication of Our Lady Arthur of Ann Arbor, Mich., when it opened in 1950. of Florida Monastery and Re- was provided by men of St. announced at a future date. Theodore of Ypsilanti, Mich., HEADS MERCY According to Msgr. John treat House. Luke parish, Palm Springs un- It is estimated that approx- and Sylvester Weber of Chel- J. Fitzpatrick, diocesan di- der direction of John D. DiFo- sea. Mother Louis Edwin served imately 219,000 Spanish-speak- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ria. as Nursing Supervisor on the rector of the Spanish - speak- ing persons are now residing in offered Pontifical Low Mass Department of Surgery and as ing Apostolate, priests who the Greater Miami area includ- More than 40 Passionist Prior to her appointment to in the main chapel of the Pas- Barry College, Mother Gene- Hospital Director of Nursing speak Spanish in parishes ing Cubans, Puerto Ricans, Fathers from Rome, the sionist Fathers' first Florida vieve was principal at St. Ann services until 1951 when she en- throughout Dade County will Mexicans, Colombians and oth- Philippines, Toronto, Canada, foundation and blessed the six (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 3) be in charge of taking up the er native Latin Americans. buildings which are located (Continued on Page 18)

FLORIDA'S FIRST Passionist Monastery and Coleman F. Carroll during solemn ceremonies RETREAT HOUSE gardens fronting on Lake by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll at the conclusion Retreat House for Men under the patronage of on Thursday, June 14 in North Palm Beach. Worth provided a beautiful setting for Benedic- of dedication ceremonies. The retreat house Our Lady of Florida was dedicated by Bishop Thousands of persons attended the opening. tion of the 'Most Blessed Sacrament celebrated will accommodate 65 men retreatants. AS RESULT OF VATICAN COUNCIL I Greater Utilization Of Laity Seen ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (NO New York said here. is that "- re have not been haps an exception in Brazil, — One great result of the ecu- "Generally, we have not using the laity for the last where there are more Catholic menical council can be "the been very successful in the 50 years." Japanese than there are in Ja- utilization of the laity in the redemption of the world," pan. conversion of the world," Auxil- Bishop Sheen said. The reason Bishop Sheen spoke at' a iary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of for this failure, he declared, Communion dinner of the Holy "You are not here just be- Name Societies of the Camden, N. J., diocese. Nearly 6,000 Holy cause you promised to avoid Name members had attended blasphemy," Bishop Sheen Some Officials For Council a dialogue Mass presided over told his audience, "your mis- by Archbishop Celestine J. Da- sion is to bring souls to God." miano, Bishop of Camden. To Be Named Soon By Pope In his sermon at the dialogue "We are not converting any By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK by the heads of the prepara- Mass, Archbishop. Damiano more nations," Bishop Sheen stated that "we expec* •• mir- VATICAN CITY (NO — A tory commissions, but their said. "There was a time when acles from the (Second .ican) number of officials who will gov- membership was elected by the the Roman Empire, Germany, council." ern the coming ecumenical council itself. Ireland, and the Slav nations council while it is in session all were converted. "We do not expect to solve . It is logical to expect that, the problems of the world," he will probably be named by Pope "But in the last few hundred in addition to the secretary of stated. "The purpose is to make John XXIII in July. years," he continued, "only a Catholics better Catholics so N.C. Photo the council, similar councilar This final step in preparing few tribes in Africa have been that the world becomes a better THE FIRST STONE of the new philosophy building for the commissions will be established, for the Second Vatican Coun- converted, although there is per- place in which to live." College of Propaganda Fide in Rome was cemented by Gregario distinct from the preparatory Pietro XV Cardinal Agagianian, prefect for the Sacred Congre- cil, which opens Oct. 11, was re- commissions but probably pre- gation for the Propagation of the Faith. vealed by a high official of one of the council's administrative sided over by the heads of the offices. preparatory commissions. It was not immediately Religious Training Needed made clear how many or of It is to be expected also that what nature - these officials a commission may be named would be. It is certain, how- which will formulate the pro- Pope John Warns, Students ever, that one of them will gramming of the council. be the secretary of the coun- VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope sons, experience teaches that cil. John XXIII has warned a group where the fervor of Christian of German secondary school life is wanting, that is also Prior to the opening of the students that brilliance without lacking all that is valuable, First Vatican Council, a secre- Vatican Naming sound religious training leaves comforting and beautiful for life tary and four commissions were a man "in a forest with no way on earth. Without this Christian named. The four commissions out." life man wanders in a forest had the task of formulating de- I A Latin Board with no way out." crees. They were presided over The Pope received students In Each Nation : and alumni of the Germany Lender Institute, a boys' prep- VATICAN CITY (NO — The aratory school located at Sas- Convert Clergy Ordination Holy See has ordered establish- bach, Baden, which is celebrat- ment of a Latin commission in ing its 100th anniversary. every nation to put into effect Among Council Proposals the recent papal decree on La- The group was introduced tin and Greek. by German-born Augustin VATICAN CITY (NO — of study and religious forma- Cardinal Bea, S.J., President Cardinals heading the Second tion, seminary discipline and The commissions are to see . .of the Preparatory Secretar- Vatican Council's preparatory pastoral instruction in semi- to it that all Latin Rite sem- iat for Promoting Christian commissions have wound up naries. A second set of pro- inarians receive a minimum of Unity, who attended the insti- the work of their commissions posals dealt with Catholic seven years' study of Latin — 8-ft. pool tute from 1893 to 1897. by presenting proposals to be schools and teachings of the six hours a week in the first handled by the council itself. Church in relation to instruction five years and five hours week- The Pope told the students in the sacred sciences. ly in the last two. that "there can be little benefit The proposals, submitted to for cool, the seventh and final session On the third day the Com- for a student who, having con- mission on Bishops and the The orders are contained in a of the Central Preparatory set of "regulations" issued by cluded his curriculum of stud- Government of Dioceses com- Commission, touched a wide the Sacred Congregation of ies, does not have the essential bined to make a joint presen- range of subjects. Among them Seminaries and Universities to splashy foundation for life, even though tation on the relation between he may have been a brilliant were the ordination of converts carry out the directives of the who had been ministers of their bishops and the Religious pres- apostolic constitution Veterum student and is well versed in ent in their diocese. the humanities and science." previous religion and the prep- Sapientia, which Pope John water-play! arations necessary for worthy On the same day proposals XXIII issued at a solemn cer- The Pope defined this founda- reception of Matrimony and were offered from the Com- emony in St. Peter's last tion as "faith in God, interior Holy Orders. mission on Discipline of the Feb. 22.-- and exterior Catholic religious Clergy and Christian People practice, the discipline of char- The first and second days concerning associations organ- The new regulations were is- 14 88 acter and love of his neighbor." were given to the study of pro- ized for the faithful, collections sued on instructions from the posals from the Commission for taken up during Mass, and leg- Pope and bear his approval. Summing up his observations* Seminaries and Universities. acies in favor of pious so- Wire Wall Pool with heavy Pope John concluded: "Dear These concerned general rules cieties. gauge vinyl side-walls is welded for strength, APPROVED BY THE HOLY SEE Plans To Kidnap [ plasticized for rust resistance. Cardinal Revealed : 8' in diameter and 15" deep. VIENNA (NO — Hun- Adult Baptisms In 7 Steps . gary's communist chieftain '. TOYS, ALL FIVE BURDINE'S STORES. ] vetoed a secret police plan IN MIAMI, FOURTH FLOOR, ACROSS THE BRIDGE. VATICAN CITY (NO - Cath- in the local language. It also one ceremony be returned to f to kidnap Jozsef Cardinal i olic bishops throughout the permits bishops in mission re- the ancient form so they can ] Mindszenty, Primate of Hun- ; world may authorize the admin- gions to alter certain rituals if be administered separately. : gary, from the U.S. legation * istration of Baptism to adults in because of peculiar local tradi- 1" several years ago, it was re- ^ seven distinct and separate tions scandal or evil interpreta- The reason for the request, P ported here by a former/ steps instead of all at once. tion may be attached to them. the congregation said, is that : member of the Hungarian f~ The Sacred Congregation of the number of converts in mis- } secret police, Bela Lapusnik, '' Rites in a newly published de- The congregation recalled that sion territories is constantly in- who escaped in early June !' cree provides for conferring the adult baptismal rite as pre- creasing, and that graduated before he died in Vienna un- r,, the sacrament to adults ac- scribed in the Roman Ritual of steps would aid in better and der mysterous circumstan- }' cording to time intervals today is composed of various more orderly preparation. ces. , ceremonies in which, in ancient based on the amount of Chris- At the same time, however, tian instruction they have re- times, candidates for Baptism , The Cardinal has been liv- ' were brought to the sacrament the congregation said, the grow- ceived and the progress they ^ ing in the U.S. legation in > gradually. ing number of adult baptisms in have made in studying Chris- traditionally Christian regions _ Budapest since Soviet troops -, J- crushed the anticommunist •' tian doctrine. Many bishops in mission has prompted many bishops of x The decree allows much of the areas have asked that the var- those areas to request the same I uprising in Hungary in 1956. | baptismal rite to be conferred ious rites now combined in privilege.

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Mother General Mother General Mary Genevieve Louis Edwin (Continued From Page 1) (Continued From Page 1) School, West Palm Beach, and tered Catholic University of also served as superior and America in Washington, D.C. principal at St. Paul High She was awarded a Bachelor of School, Grosse Point, Mich., Science degree in 1953, and the and St. Mary High School, following year received a Mas- New Baltimore, Mich., as well ter of Science degree in Hospi- as principal at Mt. St. Mary tal Administration after serving Academy, St. Charles, 111. her internship at St. Joseph In- firmary, Louisville, Ky. As superior of the Adrian Do- minican Congregation, Mother In July, 1954, Mother Louis Genevieve will have under her Edwin was appointed superin- direction, 2,460 professed Sisters tendent of Mercy Hospital and who are engaged in teaching, assumed her duties as admin- MERCY HOSPITAL attracted nationwide attention in April when NEW MOTHER General of the Adrian Dominican Sisters, Mother nursing, social service, and cat- istrator later in the same the diocesan institution cared for 60 Cuban invasion prisoners. Mary Genevieve, right, is shown with Sister Benedicta Marie, re- echetical work in 10 arch- year. Mother Louis Edwin discusses their medical treatment with elected vicaress general, center, and Sister Mary Alice, vice dioceses and 30 dioceses in the Pioneers in the field of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll and visiting Archbishop Paul Hallinan. president of Miami's Barry College founded in 1940. United States, in Puerto Rico, Catholic education in Florida, the Bahamas, and the Domini- . the Sisters of St. Joseph first can Republic. came to St. Augustine in 1886, and in 1905 founded St. Cath- Barry College Dean Named The listers of the Adrian erine Academy, now known Congregation first came to as the Gesu School. Until the Florida in 1923 to staff St. Ann end of World War I, St. Cath- Know Your To Adrian Dominican Post School, West Palm Beach. erine Academy was the only Members of the community Sister Mary Trinita, O.P., Catholic school between Key now teach in the Diocese of West and West Palm Beach. formerly academic dean at Miami at St. Patrick and St. Barry College was chosen sec- More than 280 professed Sis- Christian Joseph Schools, Miami retary - general of the Congre- ters are now engaged in teach- Beach; St. Rose of Lima ing, nursing, catechetical work gation of the Most Holy School, Miami Shores; St. Rosary during a meeting of and caring for the aged and James School, North Miami; infirm in the Dioceses of Mi- the general council which fol- Little Flower School, Holly- Symbols ami, St. Augustine and Areci- lowed the election of Mother wood; St. Anthony, Our Lady Mary Genevieve as Mother bo, Puerto Rico, and in the Queen of Martyrs and St. Archdiocese of San Juan, Puer- General of the Adrian Domini- Thomas Aquinas High School, can Sisters. to Rico. The novitiate of the Fort Lauderdale; Cardinal congregation is located at Jen- A native of Chicago and Newman High School and St. sen Beach in the Diocese of graduate of Aquinas High Ann School, West Palm Miami. School there, Sister Trinita Beach; St. Elizabeth School, In addition to staffing Mer- entered the Adrian Commu- Pompano Beach; St. Helen cy Hospital, the Sisters teach nity of Dominican Sisters in Sister Mary Trinita, O.P. School, Vero Beach and St. at Gesu School, St. Mary Ca- 1940. In 1938 she was award- Secretary-General Anastasia and St. Martin De thedral School, SS. Peter and ed a Ph.B in speech and Porres School, Fort Pierce. Paul School, and Immaculata drama at Siena Heights Col- Barry College as an instructor Barry College, founded in 1940 Academy, Miami; St. Theresa lege, Adrian and in 1943 re- in the speech and drama de- by Mother Mary Gerald and her School, Coral Gables; St. ceived a Master of Arts de- partment. brothers, Msgr. William Barry, Stephen School, West Holly- gree in speech and drama P. A., pastor, St. Patrick par- wood; Sacred Heart School, from Catholic University of From 1952 to 1954 she was ish, Miami Beach, and the late Lake Worth; St. Juliana America. stationed at Mt. St. Mary Academy, St. Charles, 111., Bishop Patrick Barry, fifth School and Morning Star Following graduate studies at and returned to Barry Col- Bishop of St. Augustine, is the School for Handicapped Chil- Northwestern University, Sister lege in 1954 as registrar and only Catholic women's college dren, West Palm Beach, and Trinita joined the faculty at associate dean. For the past south of Washington, D. C. at St. Joseph Academy, Jen- Aquinas High School, Chicago, four years she has been dean Casa Francesca, the only sen Beach. and in 1946 was assigned to of the fine arts college. Catholic residence for working Members of the congregation women in the State of Florida, also staff the new Catholic is administered by the Adrian Home for Children in Perrine, CROSS AND ORB Dominican Sisters at 1120 Sixth and for many years have work- St., Miami Beach. ed among the migrant laborers. NEXT WEEK is A small cross resting upon a" banded globe signifies the Someone's BIRTHDAY triumph of Christ over the world. This symbol also is know as the Cross Triumphant or Cross of Triumph. or ANNIVERSARY St. Theresa Principal Named Even in pagan times the Orb represented regal power and . . . Remember them Assistant General Of Order sovereignty. Constantine added the cross to the emblem. Since with a then the Cross and Orb has been a symbol of dominion for Sister Mary Frederic, S.S.J., Christian kings. It often appears in pictures of Our Lord, RELIGIOUS for the past three years prin- particularly as Christ the King. GIFT! cipal of St. Theresa School, Cor- al Gables, was elected assistant Jesus told his disciples: "All power in heaven and on THE MY general of the Congregation of earth has been given to Me. Go, therefore, and make disciples NtXT TO ST. MARTS CHAPCL the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father, and (through the Arcade) of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit" (Matthew 28, 18-19). NORTHSIDE Augustine on Friday, June 15 .-HOPPING CENTER at the motherhouse in st. Au- gustine. As a symbol of Christ's power the Cross and Orb also signifies the power of the Church, given to it by Christ. "And For The Clergy and Religious: A native of Muskegon, I will give thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven; and what • Sanctuary Appointments Mich., who came to Miami ever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven, and • Suits and Vestments, with her family at an early what ever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven" age, Sister Mary Frederic en- (Matthew 16, 19). Church Inferiors tered the congregation in 1930 Rectory and Convent Interiors from the Gesu parish and Photo by Villamor 23rd in a series sponsored as a reader service by Complimentary Color Coordination made her final profession of Sister Mary Frederic, S.S.J. vows in 1936. Assistant General' She attended Manhattanville Clergy Department Religious Articles College of the Sacred Heart Prior to her appointment as Jl£.C. SCHOOL UNIFORMS, INC. Open: 9:30 to 5:30 Daily Open: 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. and St. Pius X School of Music principal of St. Theresa School, Mon., Fri., Sat. in New York and did graduate she was director of the Ca- — or By Appointment 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs. Ph. 0X6-1362 Ph. OX 1-0716 work in education and adminis- thedral choir in St. Augustine tration at Catholic University and had been a member of the 79th St. at 27th Avenue of America, Washington, D. C. faculties at St. Paul School, M. L. McCAHILL. SOLE OWNER and OPERATOR and the University of Florida, Jacksonville and the.. Gesu 3234 N.W. 38th St., Miami 42 — NE 4-1157 Gainesville. School.

June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 .foottecn years of F e JI cj n g I n S o u f/• Florida NCE MASTERS Catholics In Laos Uneasy OR CHAIN LINK ALUMINUM About New Troika' Rule • EENCE CYPRESS COLOR-BOND By Fr. PATRICK O'CONNOR 7101 N.W. 69th Ave. TU 5-1446 Society of St. Columban VIENTIANE, Laos (NO — The Catholics of Laos, as loyal OPEN DAILY PARTY SHOP FOODS 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. citizens, will respect the pro- CATERER and DELICATESSEN CLOSED WEDNESDAYS posed new "national unity" gov- 3935 East 4th Ave. OX 1-9983 "COLD CUT CENTER Hialeah TU 7-4666 OF THE SOUTH" ernment, Catholic sources told the NCWC News Service here. capturing of five others who BAR-B-Q HEADQUARTERS They will cooperate with the TERRIFIC SAVING ON HICKORY OR OAK LOGS are still missing after more CHARCOAL — FIRE BRICKS (Self Starters) 5-20 LBS. authorities and hope that the than a year. Pathet Lao prop- BAR-B-Q MEATS (BUY 'EM BY-THE-BOX) AND SAVE government will succeed in safe- aganda has attacked the SALADS — BEANS — MADE FRESH DAILY guarding religious freedom. SWEET RELISH — PICKLES — MUSTARD — {BUY 'EM BY-THE-GALLON) Church bitterly. Now the sec- Christians feel they have retary general of the Neo Lao grave reasons for anxiety, Hak Sat, which is the Pathet however. The communist Lao's political party, has been Pathet Lao hold two of 12 named Minister of Informa- ministries, two of seven state tion. secretariats and a veto power over most important decisions. Prince Souphanouvong, chair- man of the Neo Lao Hak Sat, is N.C. Photo Neutralist Prince Souvanna Vice Premier an4 Minister of KING HUSSEIN of Jordan opened the 100-bed Muashir Memorial Phouma is Premier and Minis- Economics and Planning. Thus Hospital in Amman, staffed by the Medical Mission Sisters. ter of Defense, and two of his the communist leader holds a OPEN YOUR SAVINGS Escorting the king are Mother Elenore Leipitz of Rome and group are Minister of Interior powerful post which dominates Dr. Sa'ad Muashir, chief resident. ACCOUNT FOR $250, OR MORE and Minister of Foreign Affairs. in practice the Ministry of Fi- SAVE BY THE 20th FRED B. HARTNETT But all decisions of these three nance given to anticommunist EARN FROM THE 1st President and Director Real Estate and Insurance ministries are subject to a Gen. Phoumi Nosavan. Pathet Lao veto as in Khrush- Opposition To Adenauer chev's troika. 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Page 4 June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Integration Policy Praised A World of Knowledge As Atlanta Schools Register ATLANTA, Ga. (NO — Reg- port of a great majority of the Under One Roof ... istration continues in the At- Catholics in the archdiocese." lanta archdiocese's Catholic The Atlanta Constitution's Handicapped Will Make The widest selection of the finer grade schools against a back- paper backs, hard back books publisher, Ralph McGHl, said ' Pilgrimage To Lourdes and magazines usually drop of praise for a new de- the Catholic Church is "the WASHINGTON (NO — Some not easily available. * segregation policy. . ... one (church) most strongly 70 handicapped and crippled and most intelligently on the persons are expected, to take May We Suggest: . Six Negroes have chosen to part in the annual U.S. anMichael Day, 14, Coral Gables Bus Terminal Senate. Airport Stands — 24 hours a day — Gables Stand — 6 am to 11:15 pm ° Georgia counties which com- was enthroned as Archbishop of parochial school student from It would make Federal funds prise the archdiocese will show Atlanta, disclosed it in a pas- Hardin, III. Easy Parking All Locations available to public and private MAIL ORDERS HANDLED PROMPTLY "the same courtesy arid con- toral letter read in all church- nonprofit hospitals and nursing sideration that was shown in es, at a conference for news- homes. rTn^^ the integration of Atlanta pub- Madison Bishop Marks lic schools last fall." men and by a special edition 50th Year As A Priest DECISION LAUDED of the Bulletin, the archdio- MADISON, 111. (NO — Bishop cese's newspaper. William P. O'Connor of Madi- Two widely known Catholic son will celebrate a Pontifical laymen immediately backed Asked about the possibility Mass on June 25 .'in St. the Archbishop. G. Albert Law- that state officials would at- Raphael's-Cathedral here in ob- ton, president of the Georgia tempt to punish the Catholic servance of his 50th anniversary International Life Insurance Co. schools by working to remove as a priest. Albert Cardinal said he not only supported the their tax - exempt. status or Meyer, Archbishop of Chicago, action, but thought it was recalling the certificates of will preach at the Mass. "something long overdue." their teachers, he said "I be- Superior Court Judge Sam. P. lieve it less likely now than it McKenzie of the Atlanta Judi- would have been a year ago." nen When ff Comes To cial Circuit, who has three chil- If punitive measures are tak- B^Mf*^l ^ baby frets because dren in Catholic schools, said r^ov:,s.^g\ of gum irritations, use j en, he said, "there would be IPAD£MTC) cool, soothing DeWitt's he was "confident that he (the no choice but for us to protest. liquid balm to give Archbishop) will get -the sup- It would be a major struggle almost irtstant relief. •for us." But he added that he illAU/ifl'r® SORE GUM has "full confidence" such vvnnt i LOTION ... MORTGAGE measures will "not be invoked Over 7 Million against us." Attended Classes Grandfather Becomes DOGRACiNG MONEY About Marriage Religious Brother A We're Ready to 7a£/( WASHINGTON (NO — An ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.. (NO EVERY NiGHT estimated 1,173,647, persons at- — A 71-year-old grandfather tended marriage and family was invested here as a Brother Yes sir, we've got quite a sizeable amount of mortgage money programs sponsored by dioce- of the Good Shepherd. SUNDAY san family life bureaus during to lend to Individuals, Corporations, Firms, or for that matter, 1961 in this country, a survey Robert Edwin Bell Sr., of to anyone who owns good, improved property. by the Family Life Bureau, Na- New Orleans, decided to enter tional Catholic Welfare Confer- the order after his wife's death And, Wnat's more, we don't fool around with a lot of lost motion, either. ence, disclosed. last year. Bell (now Brother We expedite these mortgage loans in a minimum of time and cost. Robert) began helping unfor- The study was made as a tunate men in 1950, using his You don't need an appointment. Just come in anytime and talk prelude to the 28th National own funds at times to provide over your needs with one of our officers . . . and whilet you're Catholic Family Life conven- food and shelter for them. He here, look us over. We believe you'll find those 'plus-sfcrvices' tion which will be "held from has been active since 1955 in June 25 to 28 in St. Louis. the work of the Ozanam Inn in in banking you've always wanted. The convention theme will be New Orleans, a hospice for "Love, the Bond of Perfec- homeless men which is op- MIAMI tion." erated by the Brothers. And remember, you have free parking in the duPont Garage June 1-Sept. 15 in our own building; just have your parkins ticket /*• A breakdown of the survey Brothers of the Good Shep- Minutes Away From 26 Parishes stamped before you leave the Bank. showed: 508,137 persons attend- herd also staff Camillus House t ee ,-marriage and pre-Cana in Miami which does the same programs; 400,763 participated work as the Ozanam Inn. in adult education programs on After Your First Transaction At This marriage and family living, Bank You, Too, Will Like and 264,747 took part in family III gher Level holy hours, anniversary cele- brations and special spiritual Banking ^ activities. Just One Escalator Step Up From Flagler and 2nd Avenue Father John C. Knott, direc- * •* *J tor of the NCWC Family Life. Bureau, emphasized that the survey dealt only with atten- LORI DA NATIONAL BAN dance at programs specifically sponsored by diocesan family AND TRUST COMPANY AT MIAMI . life bureaus. It did not include 601 HIALEAH DR. Alfred I. duPont Building family life and marriage pro- +.; Member: Federal Reserve-System, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Florida National Group grams sponsored by parish and HIALEAH OurCapital and Surplus in Ratio to Deposits and Loans Makes This One of the Strongest Banks in the Nation other organizations, which were attended by additional thou- sands, he said.

June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Dmceise Honored In Naniirig^fc Of 2 New Mothers General y, poss/S/y fwon't sh oot/ Is Evidence By Wiretap Two appointments (to the highest positions of authority in Religious Orders of Women within the past few days will have a bearing on the work of the Church in this area and on the lives Always 'Dirty Business'? cf many people: : By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN Justice Holmes" that all wire- Mothor Louis Edwin of the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. New York City was stirred re- tapping is "dirty m business:"* Augustine and Mother Mary Genevieve of the Dominican Sis- cently by the death of a 19-year- There' is another viewpoint, . ters of Adrian have been elected, to head their respective Or- old girl in a doctor's office. however; that disagrees with ders. It is interesting to note that these two Religious were called to the most responsible position in their Orders while District Attorney Frank O'Con- Holmes. nor of Queens they were fulfilling important assignments- in two large in- The lawyers and lawmakers stitutions in Miami. Mother Mary Genevieve O.P. was the County obtained a warrant for who hold this second viewpoint superior of the community of Barry College. Mother Louis claim- that some wiretapping is the arrest of Edwin, S.S.J. was administrator of Mercy Hospital and su- legitimate provided it is done perior of the St. Joseph Sisters there. ' . ' the physician on> J under proper Constitu' -\ re% an a b o r- strictions. They consicK it not Both of these institutions over, the years have compiled a rec- tion charge. ord of achievement which not only has merited the praise of only legitimate but even neces- He said his sary for protection of the civil the Church, but has won the grateful commendation of the public men had been at large. One has made a significant contribution in the area of community against organized "o b s e r v- gangsters. public health, the other in higher education. ing" the doc- FR. SHEERIN As everyone knows, both Orders have long been iden- tor's office for In New York, Oregon, tified with growth and progress in the Church in the State three weeks but had not Maryland, Nevada and Mas- " of Florida. The list of elementary schools, high schools, acad- tapped bis telephone because sachusetts the state law per- emies, a college, hospitals, orphan homes staffed by these Sis- of the dubious legality of wire- mits law officers to wiretap ters indicate the enormous influence. they have wielded in our tapping. "If there bad been provided they give evidence midst. When the history of the Church in Florida is written, it wiretapping in this case," said . before a judge showing rea- goes without saying that a great place of honor will be re- O'Connor, "this girl's life sonable cause to believe that served for all the Religious Communities of Women working you need it. As a popular writer put it, religion is meant to be probably would have been a certain crime has been or here. High among them sufely will be these two zealous Or- a kind of medicine, a cure for our ills, a means of helping us • saved." is about to be committed. ders who have given to Florida so many saintly, dedicated relax and rid the soul of tensions. The permission can be. given The old debate about wire- by i the judge only for a re- Sisters. In the light of this, since a vacation itself is so re- tapping has been going on now stricted class of crimes and laxing and comforting, obviously religion can be put in the for many years. A number of for a specific phone. .(Evi- Our prayers and best wishes are extended: to Mother Louis closet until the bags are returned. We know well that re- states have passed very specific dence obtained by wire- Edwin S.S.J. and Mother Mary Genevieve, O.P. and to their com- ligion admits of no vacation from God. We have obligations laws about this form Of eaves- lapping is not admissible in munities. Because of their love of God and neighbor poured out that can never, cease, such as worshiping God on the Lord's dropping but . Congress has Florida courts.) in these works of mercy, we have reason to be more confident Day in the manner prescribed by Him, no matter where we been reluctant to clear up the about the future. are. We realize too that no one can ever be dispensed from obscurity in Federal law on The Federal law, in contrast keeping God's law hour by hour in thought, word and action. the subject. to these state laws, is very ob- A New Passionist Monastery Since we cannot for a moment get along without the help TWO VIEWPOINTS scure. The Federal Communica- of God, either at home or away, it helps us to realize we can tions Act forbids anyone to "in- When Bishop Coleman F. Carroll last week solemnly dedi- Some jurists and legislators tercept and divulge" messages. never get along without giving to God constantly the love and argue for a total ban on all cated Our Lady of Florida Monastery and Retreat House in service to which He has a right. The happiest and the safest The, FBI have taken that to North Palm Beach, he stated that the new institution is "a re- wiretapping and they usually mean that wiretapping is al- vacation is the one which plans on keeping God where He base their case on the right minder of God's deliverance of man, of His sovereignty and belongs — in first place. lowed but cannot be used, as power, of His love for us, and of our obligation to acknowledge, to privacy." They point to large evidence in courtrooms. - to love and serve Him." scale violations of this right all REASONABLE EXCEPTIONS over the country. Such an edifice, beautifully designed and sturdily con- Attorney General Kennedy has* CRS Led U.S. Voluntary Agencies been asking Congress to clear structed, reminds us of ancient monasteries in the Old World A few years ago in New up this chaotic situation and to built centuries ago, but still resisting the ravages of York it was discovered that frame a law which will permit, time, as their inmates give glory to God and aid to the For Foreign Relief Aid In 1961 a band of privatevdetectives under stringent safeguards, the. salvation of souls. Our Lady of Florida has the look of a were operating an arrange- WASHINGTON (NO — The worldwide overseas relief s gathering and use of wiretap- House of God destined to be erect and strong and active ment whereby they could lis- agency of U. S. Catholics contributed more commodities, and • ping evidence in certain classes when many of the present familiar landmarks in Florida will ten in on 100,000 telephone funds for foreign aid during the last half of 1961 than any ' of cases; have turned to dust and been forgotten. lines in Manhattan. Business- other U.S. voluntary relief agency, "according to a report The Passionist Fathers have erected this monastery to fur- men tap the line's of competi- published here. _ - It is noteworthy that Great ' ther the specific aim of their Congregation* namely, to spread tors, labor racketeers tap the Britain and Canada, which pride devotion to the Passion of Christ. As a major part of their The report shows that^- ouf of a total of $150,831,712 con- : phones -of hostile witnesses in themselves on their concern for • priestly work, they conduct closed retreats for laymen. For tributed by 57 agencies, Catholic Relief Services-National Cath- > court cases and some com- civil liberties, allow , limited many years they have specialized in this most important spirit- olic Welfare Conference gave $57,042,019. The report, was re- > panies even have their own wiretapping. ual activity which has exerted such a profound influence on the leased by the Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid phones tapped to track down Catholic-laity in the-United States. of the Agency for International-Development. , thefts" of employees. The Fourth Amendment does As Bishop Carroll said in his sermon, "they have not forbid all searches and • brought to millions of souls . . . the clearer vision of Christ The second highest contributor to foreign aid was the Those who argue for a total seizures but only those that are crucified and tbe meaning of the Cross." Cooperative for American Remittances Everywhere (CARE), ban on wiretapping agree with "unreasonable." It is a matter of rejoicing for all our people in the diocese with a total of $31,780,934. to know that this "spiritual powerhouse is functioning here for , the salvation of souls and the good o£ all men. To the Passionist Fathers we offer congratulations and every blessing of God in The Diocese of Miami ,-. their-apostolate in the Diocese of Miami. Weekly Publication Embracing Florida's 16 South- ern Counties: Broward, Char- lotte, Collier, Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- Religion And Your Vacation lands. Indian River, Lee, Martin, Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm A* few deys ago Pope John brought up the subject of re- * VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. ligion and vacation.: He told members of touring clubs that Editorial PLaza 8-0543 people who properly understand the benefit of leisure time will Advertising. PL 4-2561: Circulation. PL 1-6821; Classified, PL 8-6772 not forget their religious duties during vacation. THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. The Most Rev. Coleman F.. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President To an instructed Catholic, this is not too difficult to un- derstand. He realizes he is to take into account Mass sched- Monsignor John J. Fitzpalrick .' Executive Editor ules jit strange cities just as seriously as he works on a Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant train or a plane schedule. It should be as natural to him Father James • J. Walsh Editorial Consultant r to plan on receiving Holy Communion, as he .figures arrange- :, ments for his meals., He knows, he should start and end William P. Dale Joseph S. Zilley each day witt some prayers and during his trip "beg God's Advertising Manager Circulation Manager protection against countless dangers. Furthermore he realizes that he has the obligation to practice the golden rule on John J. Ward ...... Editor roads and jn hotels among strangers as he would at home George H. Monahan Managing Editor . among neighbors. Pleasures and entertainment are to be Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor decided upon, without violating the dictates of conscience. Brian F. Daly .. :...... New6 Editor Gustavo Peha Monte Spanish News Editor Needless to say, .many non-Catholics follow more or less the . same general regulations in the sense that they believe their Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida Subscription rates; U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; , spiritual convictions must be a part of their vacation time. single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.50 a ye'ar. Published every Friday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida However, much of this seems overly strict, almost fanatic Address all mail to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. Member Catholic Press Association to many "others. In the mood of modern religions, they do not National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service POCKETBOOK POLICY look on church going as an obligation, but as a good thing when News items intended for publication must be received by Monday noon.

Page 6 June 22, 1962 tBE VOICE Miomi, Florida Christ Often Picks The Unlikely Ones' AITAR BOY NAMED V$PECK" By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH way place was a modern With the Ecumenical Council Apostle with thousands of fast approaching, attention is FORGIVE souls going to God through being fastened on every aspect YOUR Take those two mysterous cause He wants all men to him. of the. Church. Take the matter ENEMIES of . her begin- drivers with whom Our Lord credit Him with the success spent a couple of hours on the We will learn too that there- ning, which is that follows. being highlight- road to Emmaus the day of His were many whose lives seemed ed now in this resurrection. They were not in No one would wish to lessen wasted and useless, perhaps season of Pente- the high position of leaders of the praise given the Apostles burdens on their families who cost. the people or respected for their heroic labors. But at may have been the victims of One of the scholars. They did not rate as the same time, knowing as we God's merciful love, willing things that Apostles. do who the Apostles were, no souls who offered their lives in never fails to But despite-their apparent un- one is going to credit them reparation for the sins of men-. astonish us in importance, these two were witfi the spread of Christianity There are husbands and thinking about, favored by Christ with a long to the ends of the earth. That wives, ordinary looking people Father Walsh the beginning visit on the most important day unprecedented miracle sends us with hardly anything to set <•' the Church is the fact that in human history. Our Lord de- to our knees in praise of God. them apart, who are being makes a habit of using cided to use them as witnesses Thus it is that God shows us prepared by God to give to' the seemingly unimportant, to the fact of His victory. His power and majesty. Thus the world the kind of children the " comparatively insignifi- We see God following the are we helped to put our faith who as priests and nuns may cant people as His instru- same pattern throughout in Him, not in human beings. help most to restore all things ments. Christian history. He makes in Christ. He still works in the same- It is easy, of course, to exag- use of the unlikely ones to do manner, as the Church pre- , gerate the condition of the His greatest work. He con- God is not looking for the pares for the great Council in "poor, ignorant Apostles," as if tradicts time and again, the brainiest, the cleverest, the October. There is no doubt smoothest talkers. In the in- they didn't have a brain in their human way of doing things. that some day we will be as- ' struments He chooses, He looks, heads or a virtue in their spirit- During this month the whole tonished to learn that the only for good will, the spirit of ual makeup. By human stand- world observes the devotion to quiet little priest in a run cooperation, the humble accept- ards, they surely appeared or- the Sacred Heart. It is a curious "Do we have.to forgive our friends too?" down parish in an out of the ance of His will in all things. dinary enough when Christ first fact that God waited until com- met them. Still each of them paratively recent times to- give had the seed of greatness, each this most beautiful devotion to was a potential saint. the Church. And after many centuries when he was ready to Even allowing for this, there A Checklist For Those Desiring Humility call attention to His heart as a is room to wonder why God did symbol of infinite love, whom By Fr. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. and respect you think you de- not comb the land for better did He choose for this .mighty There's one surplus we need serve? Do'you remember that qualified men. Surely they were task? never fear —and that's an over- the Son of God humbled Him- not the holiest nor the best in- abundance of humility. We may self and became the servant formed about religion nor in the . None of the greats of the 17th Almost everyone 'wants to be a beatnik and talk like a have a wrong idea of what hu- of the servants" of God? Do best position to make and use century. He gave the assign- humble, but it's a rare one that grade - school youngster who mility really is, you really understand that the powerful contacts. ment to, a very young Sister in a likes to be humiliated. Unfortu- never learned the English lan- but we can nev- greater the position, in life the - They had an exceedingly cloistered order, who had a very nately, just as you cannot have guage. These flamboyant' ac- er have too greater the responsibility to long, way to come from difficult time getting anyone to muscles without exercise, you * tions may be the expression much of what it serve? * hardworking fishermen to de- believe her. cannot have humility without hu- of a secret pride. truly is. miliations. Here's, a few items 3) How about your clothing, .The most piercing of all hu- fenders of the Truth before In the last century when Humility to check yourself on ... your home and your way of life? miliations come from God. • He the scholars of Greece and God wished to encourage peo- is that virtue Do you strive for a Christian does it in a strange, but ex- Rome. Christ picked Peter to ple to pray more and to do 1) Do you realize that there's which perfects moderation in all these avoiding tremely effective fashion. God be the first pope, to stand in more penance in reparation only one thing in life for which our spiritual an ostentation that says:_ "Look enlightens our hearts rather His place after His ascension. for sin, He allowed the appari- you can claim absolute credit —" eyesight making what I have that you don't" than bartering ', pur heads. His But Peter surely at times did tions of Our Lady. • Wouldn't and that's your sins and your us see ourselves have." In your discussions with instrument is light rather than not seem to be the most vir- we expect her to have come to Father Kilian mistakes. All- your talents- and sharply and others, whether in polities, forte. He infuses a penetrating ( tuous. those high in. authority in the your virtues are first of all the clearly just as we are in. the sports or religion, do you have light into our souls that gives Church or at least to gift of God. Of course, you are John seemed to have greater sight of God. It's just as basic respect for their opinions "no us an insight into His holiness, educated, respected laymen? entitled to credit for their good lpve for God, and Nathaniel was to holiness as a foundation is to matter how much you may His majesty and grandeur. :. But no. Our Lady brought use, just as you are liable to spoken of as a man .in whom the building of a great sky- judgm'e/it for their abuse. disagree with them? In stark contrast this piercing there was no guile. Surely there words from heaven to little scraper. The greater the holi- 2) You're not being humble 4) What happens when you light makes us see our own must have been 10 men of more children in obscure parts of ness the more profound must when you stick your head be- are rebuked, or criticized, or nothingness, "our native mis'ery, courageous spirit the day of the the world. be the foundations. tween the pews in church and even accused unjustly? How .and our litany of «infulness. crucifixion. However, these men Why does God pick the unim- There's only one time in the act as though you don't de- calm, patient and long-suffering One infusion of,such light by are the ones chosen by the in- portant, the unlikely for His Gospel when our Lord used the serve to be in the House of are' you then? Remember that God gives a person more hu- finitely wise God. great works? Most likely, be- words, "Learn of me." That's God. None of us is really even though the accuser may be mility than a lifetime o.f self- when he said to "Learn of me, worthy enough to enjoy the wrong in this instance, you may conceived practices. That's why for I am meek and humble of Presence of God, but we don't have secret sins that are far the first prayer of a man who heart." It's-not an easy lesson have to resort to these eye- worse than the a'ccusatiori! • would be humble is: "Jesus, Strange But True to learn either, because humil- catching acts to prove it. Nor 5) What do you do when meek and humble of heart, By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959. N.C.W.C. New* Servlco ity is always in direct conflict is it necessarily humble for an those who are your subjects make our hearts like unto with our ever-present pride. educated person to dress like don't give you the attention thine." CATHEDRAL OF What Should Our Newspapers Print? By JOSEPH BREIG No one's got to stay in the municate the "excitement of the column by column, paragraph At the root of many of jour- business of the sordid — and the constructive" to readers any by paragraph, and mark with gkv long since nalism's errors is the old say- mirror reflected mainly not life, time they choose to do so. After a red pencil — red for danger retclndedi in practice, ing of a famous editor that if but the dregs of life. all, they communicate it to their — every headline, subhead, caption, article, editorial, fea- K last %\ a dog bites a man, that's not The chairman of General children at home. They take the ture or cartoon which you feel Ffcttal Laws were not news; but if a man bites a dog, Foods Corp., Charles G. Morti- lazy way when they fill publica- would be likely to serve the that's emphatically news. mer, in his address to the tions with trash, to the serious taken ojjf the Statute -evil purposes of Mr. Khrush- . The statement was intended to American Newspaper Publish- injury of the free world and the gk until 1926 chev and his scheming min- emphasize that news is not what ers Association, put the matter degradation of readers. ions, or of other unfriendly is routine, but what is unusual. this way: Some sections of the religious But that concept is much too politicians or agitators . . . "It is said that there is no press are dull' — although not superficial to .serve as a philoso- degrading. But some religious "In the same spirit, and phy of journalism. news in decency and virtue ... I believe there is. Recent- publications are bright, because with equal earnestness, I In the ruthless struggle for they are produced by journalists would ask my fellow advertis- circulation-, many editors ca- ly, my hometown paper has been successfully' featuring who "feel the excitement of the ers to join me in sitting down tered to the lowest instincts of constructive" and communi- every so often with copies of readers by playing up the sen- stories of juvenile DECENCY ... After all, news can be cate it. • •'"••• their company's current ad- sational and the sordid. In do- \Mr. Mortimer told the edi- vertisements — and a red1 ing so, they whetted the appe-" what you make it. Leo' Bur- nett, an able Chicago adver- tore that he is confident that pencil — and reading them tite for more of the same — journalists are inventive and with the same critical eyes, or worse. ' Using agent, says good ad- vertising is built around the creative enough to present the editing not only for honesty Journalists taught readers to Inherent drama' in a product. constructive interestingly if but for good taste." MADE FROM savor trash and vice. Then they they will put their minds to it. May there not be 'inherent In advertising as in other COLORED GLAS?, WSR6 tried to justify their publica- drama' in much that is con- He proposed/an experiment: •PRODUCED AT , tions by arguing that people forms of communication, Mr. TRAMCE Id TOE \JV ANp structive that people are do- Mortimer insisted, "freedom of -wanted that sort of thing — ing . . .?" "Once or twice a week, for "we're only holding a mirror up the next month, sit down with speech and of the press' should WSFrtff INTENDED KM USE the day's issue of your own be tempered with "wisdom.of M VOMESTIC SHRIHCS.. to Jife — and we've got to stay There not only may be — in business." ' there is. Journalism can com- newspaper. Read it through, speech and of the press." ,

June 1OA9 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pane 7 Ribicoff Favors Aid

(Because of the growing The proposal died in Committee people and groups who have public school children should To Private Schools interest in Catholic Educa- and was • not voted out to the made a profession of it. The share in its benefits. In the tion,- The Voice todap pre- floor. In th"e debate that preced- criticism was unjustified. The Oregon school case the impor- sents the jinal portion of ed and followed, the need for Bishops of the U.S. have not tant implication was that the the address delivered by federal aid and its desirability- taken any position on the ba- exercise of a constitutional right (But By Back Door) Joseph M. Fitzgerald, Mi- were completely overlooked. sic necessity or desirability of must not be made excessively Continued From Page 1) ami attorney, at the recent True, certain professional teach- federal aid to education. difficult or onerous. convention of the Diocesan ing groups openly pressured for bitterness and come up with a new discussion on this all- Council of Catholic Wom- its enactment, while certain Archbishop Karl J. Alter, Nearly all the countries of important question." en.) groups of school boards, legisla- chairman of the administrative Western Europe and Canada Mr. Ribicoff said flatly that federal aid — including outright tors and governors spoke openly board of the NCWC, said: "The aid all parents and children grants — to private and church-related colleges and universities In the last Congress certain against its necessity. • question of whether or not there in their educational pursuits. is constitutional. ought to be federal aid is a Why does the U.S. appear to legislation relating to federal aid However, he insisted, he still supports the administration's The Church again was open- judgment to be based on objec- lag behind? Because most to education, supported by the stand that "across the board" assistance to elementary and ly criticized hy the same tive, economic- facts connected Americans have never thought administration, was. proposed. secondary church-related schools is completely unconstitutional. with the schools of the country. of it in terms of parental And, as this listener heard the interview, what the Seer y Consequently, Catholics are free educational and religious free- said was this: REGISfER NOW! . REGISTER NOW! to take a position in accordance dom; because many non-Cath- with the facts." • olics,, ignorant, still fear the "I believe that both sides are agreed on this." THE NATIONAL SCHOOL 'OUR' SCHOOLS , Church, and because of mis- At another time he voiced the hope to "do it constitu- FOR Thece are today in the U.S. taken notion that aid is forbid- tionally." • nearly six million Catholic stu- den by the First Amendment. MEDICAL ASSISTANTS dents in 14,000 Catholic schools • • • * They are taught by 169,000 full- Catholics are not asking for Mr. Ribicoff should feel assured that that is exactly Now Available — A 4-Month Course — time teachers at an operating aid for purely religious aspects what all fair-minded persons, whether favoring or opposing Day and Night Classes cost in excess of $2.3 billion per of education. Until now, the dis- federal aid to education, want to do — "do it constitution- year. The same approximate cussion has centered around ally." However, he should realize, certainly, that "both 308 Huntingion Medical Building number of Catholic children are fringe'benefits of public welfare sides" are not agreed that federal aid to private schoojs legislation (bus transportation, is unconstitutional. The course will include medical terminology, office enrolled in public schools. school lunch programs, text- Large numbers of eminent constitutional authorities have laboratory tests and x-rays, injections, sterilization and It is obvious that the public books, medical and dental aid) expressed and written their opinions that such assistance is not business procedures. ALL AGE GROUPS. schools are 'our' schools and and not upon aid for the teach- - in violation of the constitution- and .that protestations regarding CLASSES ARE LIMITED — APPLICATIONS ' that we should have a voice ing of secular subjects in pri- a Separation of Church and State are merely an unwarranted in their operation, despite the vate non-profit schools. MUST BE MADE EARLY. shiboleth. The Voice has printed many of these views, including efforts of some who would WHAT CAN BE DONE another this week by Joseph Fitzgerald, distinguished Miami like us to think we have our Federal aid to education that attorney. FOR INFORMATION CALL FR 1-5300 system and non -. Catholics leaves out private non-profit Furthermore, the; duty of making decisions on what is theirs and that each is separ- school. children will eventually constitutional and what non-constitutional is reserved by ate and distinct. destroy the system. No school the constitution itself to the judiciary branch of government, system would be able to com- Even if no Catholic children the United States Supreme Court. There is no responsibility YOUR CHOICE OF FREE GIFTS pete with the grant of $2.3 bil- or authority for Mr. Ribicoff — or any other member of attended public school we still lion over a three year period _. When you open a new account of $250.00 or more have the obligation to concern the executive branch of government — to decree ex cathedra for public grade and secondary what is constitutional or unconstitutional. ourselves with their operation — eehools to be used for construc- after all, we help materially to Let's "do it constitutionally" — let the Supreme Court decide. tion and paying of teachers' It would appear to this writer that Mr. Ribicoff, who expects • support them and the student. salaries. products that come from the to leave the cabinet shortly to seek the seat in the U. S. Senate public school will undoubtedly , How may federal aid be from Connecticut, took advantage of his appearance on "Meet greatly influence the destiny of legally extended? By provid- the Press" to send up a trial balloon for determining public our country in the, years to ing all pupils with non-re- reaction to a possible compromise by the administration in an come. ligious textbooks, supplies and effort to'get some sort of an aid to education bill approved. FORM PARTNERSHIP services; by some - form of Politically, the move may be an astute one, but morally, Actually, the public school sys- limited grant to parents of all there will be widespread objection to the use of six and tem and the private, non-profit children — such as reimburse- one-half million children, attending private schools as mere school systems form a partner- ment for tuition relating to pawns on a nation-wide educational chessboard. MIRRO COVERED SAUCE PAN ship for American education. secular subjects or some in- If these boys and girls are to be denied a front-door welcome come tax benefit; by a pro- to a feast reserved only for public school pupils, why should they "Open Friday Evenings 'Til 7:30" 'Together they serve the nation by training children to be in- gram of matching grants or accept a back-door "handout" as second-class citizens? formed and responsible-citizens. long term, low interest loans ' * * .* ' Attendance at either satisfies for non-religious facilities and (P.S. — We wonder what Mr. Ribicoff would suggest as aid the compulsory education laws. equipment in which both pub- blic and private non-profit for the nearly 4,000 Cuban refugee children in parochial schools There are some differences, schools, including church-re» of the Diocese of Miami. These boys and girls are an important however. Catholic education Iated institutions, would par- segment of the more than 100,000 refugees from Castro com- aims to teach the student: to ticipate. munism for whom the United States government has assumed appreciate man's dependence responsibility. Public schools are overcrowded. Many,of these on God and his eternal des- Part of the misunderstanding children in parochial schools have no parents in this country. tiny; the dignity of one's fel- of non-Catholics concerning our Parents of the rest are not citizens who can take advantage of low men; justice and charity position on this question rests tax'deductions or refunds for "tuition fees" they never could as obligations of conscience; squarely on us. While we have pay but which are borne by all the faithful of the Diocese .of his relations with others . as been performing a tremendous Miami.) ' ' ' having a definite bearing on public service we have failed, in his eternal salvation; to prac- a pleasant way, to make this tice: respect for God, for iaw fact known. This we can start Cotton Dresses and order, for country, as ob- doing now, but withoift belabor- Public School Groups Fight ligations in conscience and not ing the point. as merely desirable or pa- triotic; respect in thought and Acquaint yourself with the Grants To Private Colleges history of Catholic education action for the dignity and ance for- church-related grade in this country and its effect WASHINGTON (NO — Five rights of persons of other public school groups oppose di- and high schools. races, nationalities/ religious on our culture. Learn the cur- riculum of our schools and ex- rect Federal grants to private Both House and Senate ^ve beliefs; sharing of material and church-related colleges and passed bills to help U.S. e es things and s^ich non-material plain that it does not consist of catechism for five hours universities. finance construction of non-re- things as talent, culture and. The five sent telegrams to ligious academic facilities, such education. a day but covers the whole range of secular subjects com- conferees from the House and as classrooths and libraries. Senate shortly before the The $1.5 billion House meas- Certainly, our schools are dif- parable or superior to. that taught in public schools. legislators were to meet to at- ure would offer institutions a ferent. Different parents want choice of either direct Feder- different things in education for tempt <« iron out a compro- al grants for one-third of the their children. We.are not di- Gently remind that in addition , mise Federal aid to education construction cost or repayable visive. There are differences in to supporting our own schools bill. school systems just as there • we carry our share of the bur- The groups, none of which loans for two-thirds. The $2.67 are differences in people. Thesg den for the public schools. And have colleges or universities as billion Senate bill would .ex- differences merely strengthen finally, if we claim a right to members, are the National Con- tend loans only to colleges. the partnership in our various federal aid, emphasize that we gress of Parents and Teachers, Like the House bill, the loans 2300 RED ROAD school systems by bringing the are not attempting ' to destrpy the National School Boards As- would cover two-thirds of the differences among the American or remake, the constitution to se- sociation, the American Associ- costs. Both-bills envision five- MO 1-6513 people under the banner of cure our own ends. We .are seek- ation of School Administrators, year programs. American education. ' ing relief within the framework the American Vocational Asso- . About 40 per cent of the na- of the constitution for which ciation and the Council of Chief tion's collegians- are in church- If federal aid becomes a re- we already have ample author- State School Officers. AH are related and other private col- ality, then in justice all non- ity. known to oppose Federal assist- leges and universities.

P«g« 8 June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida College Psychologist Says Children Still Don't Read Well CINCINNATI (NO — John- Some school boards, for ex- "A considerable number of to read a pleasure rather ny still has trouble reading, ample, have called for the re- young people either can't read than a chore, he added. . and perhaps even more trouble turn of thev 19th-century Mc- or can't read well enough to suc- "I'm afraid," he declared, understanding what he reads, Guffey readers. "I don't believe ceed in school," he continued. "that too many teachers take according to a psychologist at they're the answer," said Xavier University here. "This manifests itself in college only too literally the old saying Clarke. "Their content is pret- students in a certain inability that 'letters draw blood when ty far removed from a child's they enter.' " Walter J. Clarke said he to tackle course work. They found the state _ of reading experiences and not likely to give him much pleasure, unless can't come to grips with other Clarke said he does not think "pretty bad" 13 years ago, and that television makes non- subjects because they are failing today it is "just about the the child is precocious.arid has readers of children. "Television same." ' a sense of humor." in this basic one." is more likely to take a child • away from outdoor play than OJI 'the basis of his experi- Clarke believes that young- He said it is false to assume away from reading," he'.said. . ence in instructing teachers ' "that all a poor reader must do sters often fail in reading and of reading and in "testing chil- to improve is learn to read fast- in other school work simply "One thing that has been sci- dren's reading skills, Clarke er. "The fact is-that inability because they don't like to entifically demonstrated," he said he is not inclined to ac- to comprehend is more - often read. And they don't like to said, is that reading clinics cept oversimplified solutions the disabling factor than slow read because not enough ef- can improve a person's read- to the probelm. ' reading," he stated. fort is made to make learning ing-skill "in most cases."

CARDINAL CUSHING of Boston, joined a group of nuns for a roller coaster ride during a ibreak in the annual cnvention of the National Council of Catholic Nurses held in Boston. Parents Blamed For Making Children 'Political Orphans' HUNTIIvfGTON, Ind. (NO — "Yet," he wrote, "the wKble A Jesuit educator has accused history of American democracy parents of children in church- demonstrates that we have a related schools of "rejecting the pressure-g r o u p democracy. democratic processes" because Business, labor,. management, they have not banded together the professions r- all have or- for action on Federal aid to ganized pressure or. interest education. groups to defend and promote Father Virgil Blum, S. J., their interests." chairman of the department of political science at Mar- Father Blum noted in his Florida'sfirst quette University, Milwaukee, article the formation three said this alleged failure years ago in St. Louis of the means the children are "Po- Citizens for Educational Free- litical orphans" without a dom, which he said has voice in politics. "grown steadily and in some states phenomenally." The CATHOLIC MAUSOLEUM Father Blum, a leading ad- 22,000-member organization is vocate of proposals for tuition (To be built in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery) grants given directly to parents a nonsectarian group compos- as a- solution to the problem of ed of parents of children in Federal ail'to education, made private schools. his comments in the Our Sun- Father Blum said politics ex- Will provide day Visitor. plain the stand of the Kennedy • A Catholic shrine — dedicated to the Mother of God and the Mother of all men — recognizing administration against across- Parents, said Father Blum, death as the beginning of a glorious eternal life. ' ..'-,.'• the-board Federal aid to pri- have failed to accept the fact vate and parochial schools. He • A distinctively Catholic burial place of unsurpassed beauty. . . that participation in the dem- said it would have been "po- ocratic processes "demands or- • Meticulous eare and upkeep even after all family members are deceased. . litical suicide" for President x ganization and continuous organ- Kennedy to campaign in sup- izational activity." • One price which includes entombment fee and memorialization. • port of "equality and freedom of religion in education." • Freedom from every future cemetery expense, requiring no cost for vaults, monuments, markers, Integration Not Slated decorations, care and maintenance. . For Augusta Schools • A final resting, place in an atmosphere conducive to prayer by visitors at all times, regardless of weather conditions. AUGUSTA, Ga. (NO — The dean for Catholic clergy in Au- . • Solace and inspiration through its truly religious surroundings and architectural beauty. gusta, part of the Savannah Diocese, has stated that there INVITATIONS wilt be no immediate steps tak- Choice •/ tfewest Designs CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OF THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI INC. en to integrate Catholic schools Engraved, Proc Engraved, Printed in the city. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke, who is also pastor of St. Mary's on CRYPTS MAY BE SELECTED NOW . ... the Hill parish here, said the local situation could change if At low pre-completion prices that are comparable to choicest blic schools adopt a policy of ^gration. burial plots, with convenient monthly payment plans. —s Uw « $10.00 |Mf 100 F»lcU»! OUR LADY OF MERCY CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUM PMKted, 140 Tissues, loo Outsfeto Education Group mad 108 Inside Envelopes bo mmtch. CHANCERY BUILDING . . Abbot Printing 6301 Biscayne Boulevard To Meet Monday y COMPANY Miami, Florida The first meeting of the •Ono of Soutk Florida's Oldeat Catholic Print Shops" Miami chapter of Citizens Please send me further particulars on the OUR LADY OF MERCY for Educational Freedom MAUSOLEUM. I understand I am under no obligation in making this request. will be held in St. Michael I School cafetorium, 300 NW Name 28th Ave;, Monday, June 25 at 8 p.m. Addressing the Street Address group will be Mrs. A. J. 9080 N. E. 4>h AVE. neoi- Bi«o»yn. W a r m b o 1 d, organization Ham 1-4176 Miami Stiarx City . . Zone State Fr« Parking O|»5n s»e. 1» to 1 chairman of the C.E.F., Order by Mail — Send tor Samples which has headquarters in Telephone Number Parish St. Louis, Mo.

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FREE PARKINS Voice Photoo Tests show that persons on reducing diets can lose ADDITIONAL 28 GRADUATES* comprised the first class to be graduated, from Carroll preceded graduation exercises attended by friends and weight by drinking (LOW SALT, NO CALORIES) Mountain Valley Water in the Jesuit School, a continuation of the famed Helen School in relatives of the boys, many of whom are living in the Greater place of ordinary tap water which may Havana. Pontifical Low Mass celebrated by Bishop Coleman F. Miami area, without their parents who are still in Cuba. contain as much as 70% of your allow- able sodium Intake. Guard • against excess sodium and resulting water-log- ged body ... make your reducing job easier. Pure, tasty, non- Re-Roofing & Repairs laxative, natural water. Cuban Refugee Will not bloat. Keeps All Types Roofs — Since 1920 Kidney-Bladder action normal. Aids digest- PALMER Roofing Co. Youths Receive ion. Try 6 to 8 glas- ses daily for 8 weeks FR 3-6244 and see how much Diplomas Here better you feel. Dir- ect to your door' I from Hot Springs, G4FE'- * i • Cuban refugee youths must Arkansas. Phone SOLVE YOUR HEATING, prepare themselves to be the Now for immediate PROBLEMS NOW! delivery. future Christian leaders in

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CAUSEWAY is going on around tl FREE ESTIMATES - LICENSED - INSURED bring help to families in time You must continue to study of need. the God-given Christian so- Get your" FREE COPY of this cial principles as yours will FR 7-2676 JE 8-0197 wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There be a heavy responsibility," is no obligation (no one will Bishop Carroll said. call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. Write to Lithaow Funeral Cen- 1 ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami "It is a very sane, responsi- Say You 'Saw It In The Voice 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza ble man who realizes his de- 7-5544. pendence on vGod. It is a wise man who assists at the Holy TELEPHONE FR' 4-5028 Sacrifice of the Mass moaning JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. after morning. This is where THE "-Jfttl* ' BIBLES men are made strong and the FAMILY &nt* MEDALS future will require strong men," THAT (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) MISSALS the Bishop said. RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and PRAYS PICTURES GREETING CARDS The best wishes of the Dio- TOGETHER PRAYER BOOKS cese of Miami were conveyed • STAYS LTJ to the graduates: by Father 127 N.E. 1st Ave. — Adjoining Gesu Church ROSARIES TOGETHER Miami 32, Florida *— Since 1929 STATUARY Bryan O. Walsh, diocesan di- rector of . Catholic Clarities* Entire Group Of Refugees Flies To Jobs The first group of Cuban ref- ugees to be resettled with guarantees of employment left Miami this'week for Lowell, Mass., whece they will train for permanent jobs in two shoe factories. Twenty-three exiles chosen after aptitude tests given by the U.S. Employment Serv- made the trap under the voices of Catholic Relief ' Services — NCWC which ,er- * ranged for transportation, and housing in Lowell. Eight members of their families ac- companied them in the pro-- gram arranged by the Mass- achusetts Governor's Com- mission on Refugees assisted Voice Photon by the two shoe factories. A CHECK, for $1,000 was presented to Bishop dance. Lester Krelder, right, faithful navigator, Coleman F. Carroll for the Burse Fund by the presents-the check while Joseph Sweeney, vice Reporting a "definite and ur- Father Andrew Brown General Assembly, supreme master of the DeSoto Province looks on. gent need" for good shoe fac- Fourth' Degree K of C at their annual dinner The dinner was held Saturday at Miami Beach. tory employes, Jordan Elliott, president of one of the com- "The livin' is real easy" when banking can ' panies, said his firm would Young Adults Plan Adenauer's Priest-Son Bus Trip To Shrines be done an arm's length from your car. "gladly spend time to train the Asks For Tax Reform refugees so they can obtain Anniversary Dance Of Canada Scheduled And to make it easier /.. you, our drive-in COLOGNE (NO — Msgr. teller windows are open Monday thru Fri- good-paying steady jobs." - CORAL GABLES — A 21- Paul Adenauer has called for A 10-day pilgrimage to Ste. foot-long cake will be the cen- basic tax reform in Germany to Anne de Beaupre Shrine, via day 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Friday evenings "This is the first well or- terpiece for the. Anniversary help bring, about a more just Quebec, Canada, is scheduled 5-7 p.m. ganized, coordinated effort," and Reunion Dance of the St. distribution of the nation's to begin by bus from Miami • Marshall Wise, director of Theresa Young Adults Club to wealth. ) July 20. the Cuban Refugee Emergen- be held in the Polish American The son of Germany's Chan- Besides the visit to the shrine, LITTLE RIVER BANK cy Center said. "It is the kind Club Sunday, June 24. cellor Konrad Adenauer spoke there are also scheduled visits AND TRUST COMPANY we hope .will catch on all over The cake will represent the at a meeting of the Friends of to the National Shrine of- the the country." 21 years the club has existed. Holy Cross College here. He em- Immaculate Conception, Wash- 8G17 SECOND AViNUE; According to Hugh McLoohe, Any person who has ever phasized that individuals in ington, D.C.; St. Joseph Ora- MIAMI, fLORtDA - *V\ been a member o£ the club is modern society are increasingly tory, Montreal CRS director at the Cuban Ref- WCKCHVE *WW ugee •Center, the Catholic agen- invited to attend' the dance caught up in a web of social . Further information on the : cy has resettled 18,800 of the which will begin at 8 p,m. entanglements.that rob them of tour can be obtained by calling 29,7(51 refugees who have been Tickets may be purchased at opportunities for personal initia- Mrs. Mary Colantino at HI- tive and responsibility. relocated in other areas of the the door. 4-4808 or HI 6-6703 in Miami. country.

Holy Family Club Plans Splash Party A splash party under the auspices of Holy Family Wom- BISCAYNE COLLEGE an's Club will be held at 7 p.m., Saturday, June 23 at the Coronado Hotel, 88th St., and Collins A've., Miami Beach. PALMETTO BYPASS and N.W. 32nd AVENUE Teenagers are invited to at- tend the party where music • for dancing will be provided by Mario Signorelli and his or- chestra. Mrs. Allen Hamlton is gen- eral chairman of arrangements assisted by Mrs. John Marin, tickets; Mrs. Carmine Gondol- fo, ' entertainment; Mrs. ' Eli Raymond Baker, publicity.

Communion Brunch Planned By Knights .B"0RT ..LAUDERDALE -r- annual Corporate Commu- nion of the Father^ Michael J. . Mullaly General Assembly, Fourth Degree Knights of. Col- NOW REGISTERING FOR ... umbus, will be observed in, St. Pius X Church at the 10 a.m. STARTING Mass, Sunday, June- 24. FRESHMAN CLASS SEPTEMBER 24, 1962 A brunch will be held in the Beach Club Hotel following FOR BACHELOR'S DEGREE IN: • Mass. William J. Graff is chairman of the event. dlumaniiisA. —>— UAinoAA Monaco Bishop Named VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope John JCXIII has named Auxili- $ ary Bishop Jean Rupp of Paris NJOVJ;.. KOMI founpujUL (ReAidjunc&. as Bishop of Monaco. He suc- ceeds Bishop Gilles Barthe who has been appointed Bishop of Far Full Information: Write Sox 746; Opa-Locka, Fla or Call NA 4-0775 Frejus-Toulon, France.

IT Teacher-Training Set By CCD Iriy 3 Areas LB. Training sessions for all pres- School, Stuart; Barry Col- ; Schedules in each area will be were designed by the Mission In addition to assisting CCD pro- ent or prospective Confraternity sfmilar, with 3.0 ''• hours devoted Helpers of the Sacred "Heart grams, the Mission Helpers op- THICK PRIME lege, Miami and.at St. Fran- of Christian Doctrine workers cis Xavier parish, Fort My- to Adaptive Way Methods 6f to give maximum instruction erate summer vacation schools teaching religion, (advanced and NEW YORK will be conducted in.three areas ers. - . • • • " ' • in a limited time./ Father and other classes designed to of the Diocese by the Mission basicjj eight hours for executive R. E. Philibin, diocesan direc- teach the Faith to those who Courses in Stuart will begin board, six hours for fisher train- tor of the CCD, said the in- would have no other means of Helpers of the Sacred Heart ing and also six hours for help- July 22 and end Aug. 3. Miami struction has been "highly obtaining such instruction. . ^r SIRLOIN from July 22 to Aug. 28. er training. instruction is scheduled Aug. 5- successful" in the many areas Instruction in teacher train- 16 and Fort Myers classes wilf 'Father. Philbin- said the Mis: Classes will be-from 7 30pm, of the country visited N by the ing, executive board, high be held Aug. 18-28. Besides.reg.- sion Helpers have-become spe- FOR TWO to 9:30 .p.m., Monday through Mission. Helpers. school methods, elementary ular hours of instruction, the cialists in the field of cate- INCLUDES SALAD, HOME MADE Friday and from 2pm to 6 • . * ' • ;i # School methods, fisher train- Sisters will be available for as- chetical instruction and other BREAD, POTATO AND BEVERAGE p.m., Saturdays and Sundays. The Mission,Helpers maintain ing .and helper training will sistance, consultation and advice a Motherhouse in Baltimore and religious' communities have tak- be offered in St. Joseph during the day in each location. . The Adaptive Way Methods specialize fn catechetical work. en up similar work. LARGE FRESH SHRIMP SALAD BOWL WHAT FOODS THESE SIORSELS BE INCLUDES BEVERAGE • yo , - • Filet (Ohm Out OnsL VWJL £ad%, UJSSJL • Sirloin Steak ALSO SERVING STEAKS, • Pompano Almondine CHOPS, CHICKEN AND SEAFOOD • South African 'Rock-Lobster Tails, For a Special Occtisiari or just Good Eating patronize these fine Restaurants OPEN ALL SUMMER . • Stone Crabs

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BISHOP CARROLL addresses members of new Serra Club of MICHAEL PERRI president, receives from District Governor Indian River area. At right is Abbot Marion Bowman, O.S.B. Joseph Fitzgerald charter of Serra Club of Indian River area.

Indian River Serra Club Gets Charter VERO BEACH — Fourth to be organized in the Diocese of Miami, the Serra Club of the Indian River area received its charter last week from Serra International. Joseph Fitzgerald, district governor for Serra, present- ed the charter to Michael Perri, president of the club. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll welcomed the Indian River Ser- ra Club as another link in the 1075 KANE CONCOURSE, 96th STREET spiritual chain of the Diocese devoted to the promotion of vo- BAY HARBOR ISLANDS. MIAMI BEACH Voice Photoa cations. Father John F. McKeown, Serrans Hear Of Vocational Congress In Rome Indian River club chaplain, gave the invocation and Fa- FATHER JAMES J. WALSH, Diocesan Director on International Congress of Vocations which ther James J.. Walsh, Dio- of Vocations, addresses Miami Serra Club he attended this month in Rome. cesan Director of Vocations and chaplain of the Miami Vocation Plans Serra Club, closed the cere- mony with the Serra prayer. Told To Serrans Guests included Bishop Eduardo, M. Dalmau; Abbot World - wide planning by the Marion Bowman, O.S.B., of St. Church for increasing voca- Leo; Msgr. J.P. O'Mahoney, W0RD FOR WORD AS FROM THE tions to the priesthood was dis- chaplain of the Palm Beach PULPIT cussed by Father James J. County Serra Club; Father Walsh, Diocesan Director of Vo- Michael Beerhalter, pastor, and cations, at a meeting of the Father Frederick Wass, assist- LARGE FAMILY? Miami Serra Club Tuesday in ant of St. Anastasia parish Fort the Columbus Hotel. Wives of Pierce; Father John Januszew- Choose THIS Babcock Home Serrans were present at the ski, pastor of St. Joseph parish, in Beautiful "Ladies' Day" observance. Stuart and Father Noah Brun- SAINT JOSEPH ner, assistant, St. Helen parish, PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH Father Walsh, Serra chap- Vero Beach. SAINT JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL lain, talked about the Inter- Includes up-to-date Robert H. Helling, of Wausau, fairway park changes ordered by Truly the finest, most-up-to-date #aily Missal. national Congress of Voca- His Holiness Pope Extra large type, simplified arrangement. Offi- tions which he attended in Wis., treasurer of Serra Inter- John XXIII cial Confraternity Version. Full color illus. Rome this month, a gathering national, was among the more S.W. 160th ST. (Colonial Drive) and 101st AVE. Cloth, $3.75 Leather, gen. gold edges $8.50 f of vocation leaders from near- than 80 other guests presen ST. JOSEPH "CONTINUOUS" SUNDAY MISSAL ly 40 nations. Richard McCord, preside BEDROOMS New Missal with NO CROSS REFERENCES-NO of the Palm Beach County turning back and forth. 50 full color illus., Guest of honor was Father Serra Club, presented the Ser- large type. Confraternity Version. •»*- James Kortendick, S.S., head ra Bell; Otto J. Trott, pres- BATHS Cloth, $3.75 Leather, gen. gold edges $8.50 of te graduate department inh ident of the Broward County Edition with Latin Responses of the graduate department in Cloth, $3.95 Leather, gen, gold edges $9.00 Serra Club, the gavel and DOUBLE GARAGE Library Science at Catholic Philip D. Lewis, Serra Dis- University in Washington. Fa- The Price just $22J50 • 6 Other Models to Choose From SAINT JOSEPH SUNDAY MISSAL —.sr»- trict Governor-elect, the Fa- Most beautiful "regular" Sunday Missal with ther Kortendick was the recipi- ther Junipero Serra statue. Priced from $75,250 extra large type, calenders. Rosary in full color. ent of a special award from Latin-English' Ordinary. Confraternity Version. Serra International for having Mr. Lewis also presented Ser- DIRECTIONS: Drive South en U.S. #1 or Polmctto Cloth, $2.75 Leather, gen. gold edges $4.50 rxprenwoy to loOth St. (Colonial Drive) then west given the early Serra move- ra pins to President Perri; % mile to 101st Avenue and the model*. SAINT JOSEPH POCKET MISSAL —*- ment its theme of working for George Frederick, Vero Beach, New complete Missal for Sundays and Holy days vocations. first vice president; Edgar L. The BABCOCK COMPANY with over 100 beautiful, full color illustrations. Schlitt, Vero Beach, second vice 2960 Coral Way • FAIRWAY PARK Ph. CE 5-3742 Large, easy-to-read type. Confraternity Version. Associated with Serra longer president; Jules Frere Jr., Fort Cloth, $2.50 Leather, gen. gold edges $4.50 than any other priest, he told Pierce, secretary; Thomas A. MULLEN RELIGIOUS SUPPLIES how Serra, being in Seattle, has Driscoll, Fort Pierce, treasurer, 165 N.E. 62nd St., Miami, Fla. 1812 Grand Central A»c, Tampa, Fla. now grown to more than 220 and Trustees Joseph B. Egan, Soles to Clergy, Religious and Institutional clubs throughout the world. Robert H. Rollins, Eugene A. Say You 'Saw It In The Voice' ALL OF THE ABOVE BOOKS CAN ALSO BE OBTAINED IN Four of them are in the Dio- Pesant, all of Vero Beach, and SPANISH AND FRENCH LANGUAGES. cese of Miami. Roger Poitras, Fort Pierce.

Page 14 June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Congratulations Our Lady Of Florida Passionist Fathers' Retreat House North Palm Beach, Florida.

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June-22, 1962 -- - IH£.VOICE - -Miami, - Florida- • - Page 15- SOLEMN PROCESSION of Passionist Fathers from the U.S., Coleman F. Carroll. Thousands of men, women and children Rome, West Indies and the Philippines preceded the dedication from all parts of Florida traveled to North Palm Beach last Voice Photo* of Our Lady of Florida Monastery and Retreat House by Bishop Friday and Saturday to view the men's retreat house. Bishop Carroll Blesses Retreat House Chapel

Stained Glass Windows From France Decorate Wall Of The Chapel Bishop Carroll Kneels At Prie Dieu Before Italian Marble Altar

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Pontifical Low Mass Preceded Dedication Crucifix Is Installed At Monastery Entrance Unique Glass Crucifix Is Viewed By Students Page 16 June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Men And Women Participated In Guided Tours Of The Retreat House Columns Reminiscent Of The Crucifixion Support Balconies

Fourth Degree Knights Of Columbus Provided Guard Of Honor During Outdoor Celebration Of Benediction

4*. Dominican Sister From New burgh, N. Y., Was Among Thousands Of Visitors At The Monastery Carved Walnut Statue Of St. Paul Of The Cross

Visitors View One Of The Many Conference Booms For Retreats One Of The 65 Rooms Provided For Men Retreatants At Retreat House June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florid* Page 17 15,000 Visitors At Opening Of Monastery, Retreat House Continued From Page 1) community, as drawn up by trine of The Cross is studied Sacramento, Cal., Kansas City, their founder, Paul of theand contemplated by these sons Detroit, Cincinnati, Chicago, Cross, combines the Carthusian of Paul of the Cross and sol- Atlanta, Union City, N. J.,concept of monastic living — diers of the Passion. In the Pittsburgh, S'cranton, Boston, a life of solitude, prayer and Eastern Province of the United Hartford, Springfield, Mass., penance — with the active States, there are approximate- Dunkirk, N.Y., Jamaica, L.I., apostolate of the followers of ly 500 priests. N.Y., and Baltimore, joined in Loyola." MEANING OF CROSS the ecclesiastical procession of Pointing out that many Popes "They have brought to mil- diocesan clergy and members have given their blessings and lions of souls of our American of other religious orders which approval to the life and work people, great and small, the preceded the Mass. of the Passionists, Bishop Car- cleric and lay, the clearer vi- sion of Christ crucified and the Among those present were the roll noted that "eight days ago, June 6, His Holiness, Pope John meaning of the Cross. They Very Rev. Theodore Foley, C.P., have preached parish missions Assistant General of the Con- XXIII paid special tribute to the Passionist Fathers for their in every state of the union and gregation of the Passion from in every province of Canada. Rome; the Very Rev. Reginald devotion to the Passion of Christ. It is scarcely an exaggeration Arliss, C.P. of the Philippines; to say that there are relatively "Addressing the Superior the Very Rev. William Whelan few Catholics, men and wom- GUESTS OF HONOR at the dinner for clergy shop Coleman F. Carroll, center, Bishop Ed- General, Father Malcolm La C.P. superior of the Passionist en, in this vast nation, who in which followed dedication of Our Lady of uardo Dalmau, C.P., right, and the Very Rev. Velle, a native of Illinois, Fathers in Jamaica, West In- some moment in their lives ' Florida Monastery and Retreat House were Bi- and 350 Passionist seminari- Canisius Hazlett, Provincial ot the Passionists. dies; the Very Rev. Walter have not been spiritually en- ans, the Pope recalled that Kaelin, provincial of the west- riched through the instrumen- before his ordination to the ern province of Passionist Fa- tality of the Congregation of priesthood, he had gone on a thers; Father Rupert Langen- the Most Holy Cross and Pas- spiritual retreat to the Pas- stein, C.P., and Father Luke sion. Missett, C.P., consultors of the sionist Monastery of SS. John Eastern Province. and Paul in Rome, and was "Today as never before, BISHOP'S SERMON filled with admiration for the Christian men and women — In his sermon which preceded piety and hard discipline of through sheer necessity — outdoor Benediction of the Most the religious he saw there. are brought daily into inti- Blessed Sacrament, Bishop Car- He said the Passionists mate contact with pagan nat- roll told hundreds of visitors: should give special thanks to uralism and militant atheism, which imperceptibly destroy "The dedication of this mag- God because they have been the fine edge of Faith," Bish- nificent monastery and retreat called to deep and daily med- op Carroll declared. house for men, is an occasion, itation." I believe, for legitimate rem- "With such blessings and ap- "Greed, lust and hate have iniscences and nostalgic proval from the Vicars of shown their dragons teeth and thoughts. Christ," Bishop Carroll said, the thousand prophets of evil "Founded in 1720 by a Vene- "the Congregation of the Pas- rise up urging us to burn our tian soldier who was commis- sion was bound to prosper and temples, overturn our altars sioned by the sorrowful mother grow. It was not long before and become ourselves like unto to establish a congregation of monasteries were established God. Against all these apos- men who would live a life de- throughout Italy and Europe. tacies — these anomalies — the FLORIDA I'XsMOMsp community superior, Msgr. William Barry, P.A., pastor, St. Patrick voted to spreading devotion to Since their coming to thePassionists in their retreat Father Kilian McGowan, C.P., left, talks with Church, Miami Beach. Hundreds of diocesan the passion of her Son, the Pas- United States in 1852, they have houses have been warning the Bishop Patrick Shanley, O.C.D., right, and priests and regular clergy attended dinner. sionists wear the same black spread across the land. tortured souls of men to stop, robe that she wore and also "In the two provinces in, this to look, to listen, at the cross- midst, men have found peace, cessity for all men and not A marked departure from the white badge over their roads of life. country, there are now 22 mon- men have found life, men have merely a luxury for the elect," standard architecture, Our Lady hearts," Bishop Carroll ex- asteries in which the Divine "In these cities of refuge come to understand that the re- Bishop Carroll said. of Florida Monastery and Re- plained. "The rule of their Office is chanted and the doc- which they have erected in our treat in this area is a vital ne- Hundreds of religious repre- treat House was designed by sentative of the many different communities stationed in the Brother Cajetan Baumann, O.F. ALL NEW! Diocese of Miami were guests M., and Paul Damaz. of the Passionist Fathers on International artistry has gone Saturday morning when Bishop into the decoration of the build- Oux. Dalmau offered Pontifical Low />£ JfojudcL AsdhaaL KDJLL&SL — For MEN ing whose columns resemble Mass. Msgr. James F. Enright, crosses supporting balconies. NORTH PALM BEACH — RT. No. 1 Vicar for Religious preached Three wings are assigned for the sermon. retreatants, with the chapel, of- A special day for the laity fices and cloistered monastery was observed Sunday when an houses in other wings. Quiet Beauty in Cloistered Gardens estimated 12,000 persons were conducted on tours of the mon- According to. Father Kilian . . . WEEKEND RETREATS FOR PARISH astery and retreat house and McGowan, C.P., superior of the Bishop Cuthbert O'Gara, C.P., Florida community of Passion- GROUPS NOW BEING ORGANIZED: celebrated Benediction. Princi- ists, and Father Cyril Schwein- pal speaker was Father Lucian berg, C.P., retreat director, Ducies, C.P., retreat director of retreats for men will begin June 29-July 1 July 6-July 8 Bishop Molloy Retreat House, immediately with weekend re- July 13-July 16 July 20-July 22 Jamaica, N. Y. treats. July 27-July 29 No Retreats In August — Retreats Resume In September If You Are Too Busy fo Make A Retreat You Are Too Busy! Individual registrations now being taken. $5.00 registration fee Non-Catholics most welcome. with application .....____.._-._. -_---', Name. Tel., Address. Dates.

Rev. Retreat Director, C.P. 1300 R*. #1 No. Palm Beach — Lake Park P.O., Florida Voice Photon RETREAT DIRECTOR, Father Cyril Schweinberg, C.P. discusses Tel. 844-7750 importance of making retreats with a group of men who visited

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18. _._ JLune- 22, J962, „.. ME. VOICE Miami,. Elorida Little Flower Society Seats New Officers diowsL QL J-ix&jtL Home Economics Group CORAL GABLES — Mrs. George McMullen has been in- A SERVICE COLUMN stalled as president of the So- I ADVERTISING Will Convene Tomorrow ciety of the Little Flower. LZ, "Christian Family Living in hear Dr. Hortense M. Glenn, Father Peter Reilly, pastor, the 20th Century" is the theme dean of the school of home eco- also installed Mrs. Harry Cap- of the 16th annual convention of nomics at Florida State Univer- Ian, Mrs. Adelaide Miller and & Jewelry Mrs. George Williams, vice the National Catholic Council sity, Tallahassee speak on Electronically timed on Home Economics scheduled "Home Economics — Its Chal- presidents; Mrs. Selma O'Neill, free of charge to be held at the National Ho- lenge." 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CASH REGISTERS ' Naples, will give the keynote St. Clement Altar and Rosary 693 N.E. 125th St., North Miami I Rockwood, head of the depart- address on "The Role of the Society is now in progress and PL 1-7597 Catholic Woman in the 20th ment of home economics and will continue for the next four All Types Century." professor of family life at weeks. Heels Replaced Northern Illinois University, MEDICAL MISSIONARY Sister M. Jane Frances, right, daughter Papers and magazines should ' Dyeing Topics of particular interest DeKalb, 111., will speak on "The of Mrs. Gertrude Heaton, St. Timothy parish, explains pharmacy be delivered to Mrs. Gus Lang- TOMMY'S to the many high school and High School and the College work to an Indian Medical Mission Sister at Kurji Holy Family enfield and Mrs. Joseph Uhlar SHOE SERVICE college teachers of home eco- Advise the Future Home Hospital in Patna, India, her station for the past 13 years. at 600 NW 27th St. 6S0 N.E. 125th STREET nomics expected to partici- Economist." Mrs. Cythera NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA pate will be discussed during the Lowe, Miami writer, teacher 1 p.m. sessions. Delegates will and pioneer in the fields of Rosary-Making Guild NEW TILE FLOOR? : merchandising and Florida At St. Brendan Elects KITCHENS fashions will discuss "Blund- BATHROOMS ers at a Profit:" Mrs. Bernard Acarewicz has Beauty Salons Personal Nurse been elected president of St. ENDURANCE Delegates will assist at 11:30 Mary's Rosary-Making Guild in FLOORS, INC. To Astronauts a.m. Mass in St. Patrick St. Brendan parish. Church celebrated by Msgr. as advertised 13900 N.W. 7th~Ave7~Mia!Hr DCCN Member William Barry, P.A., pastor. Other new officers are Mrs. in VOGVE MU 1-4923 Kenneth Adams, vice president; The personal nurse to Amer- An all - Florida products All Makes & Models menu will be featured during a Mrs. William Garcia, secretary ica's astronauts has accepted One Doy Service mid-day banquet at the hotel. and Mrs. Robert Wight, La Marick Cold an honorary membership in treasurer. Washers & Dryers the Dade County Chapter of the Luncheon speaker will be Dr. Wave Special Miss Repaired Miami Diocesan Council of Cath- Rafael Garcia-Navarro, former Organized under the direction one of the world's Vi Walker, MU 8-3380 olic Nurses. , Cuban economic envoy to Spain of Brother David, superior at finest waves coordinator who presently conducts daily Miami's Camillus House, the of the APPLIANCE HEADQUARTERS Charmetie 13751 N.W. 7th AVENUE Air Force U. Delores anti - communist news broad- Guild has completed 2,681 rosa- $15.00 Value Model Agency O'Hara, converted two years casts beamed to South Amer- ries for the missions during the Complete /i(|£ and ago to Catholicism, attracted ica on Radio Free America. first year. La Marick BILL'S AUTO national attenton last year Salons when she prayed the Rosary i .6 TRIM SHOP during the flight of America's Personality 1 Fifteen Locations to Serve You: CUSTOM MADE SEAT first space voyager, Comdr. Hairstyling by JACKSON'S/ BYRONS DEPT. STORES COVERS AND TOPS Alan B. Shepard, Jr. Expert hair Artist Taft Hollywood Shopping Center 500 N.W. 79 St., Miami, Fla. West Hollywood PL 1-9569 The 25-year-old nurse, nick- CARUSO . . . Phone 987-020& named "Dee" by the astro- 45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables . . . Phone HI 4-3322 nauts, said after the successful 6441 BISCAYNE BLVD. CENTER RADIO flight that she "really didn't Palm Springs Village Shopping Center, Hialeah MIAMI, FLORIDA ... Phone TU 7-4911 & TV INC. have too great a fear for the Solon Hours: 9:00 to 5:30 51 East Flagler Street, Miami success" of the space flight. Phone: PLaza 9-9710 . . . Phone FR 1-4269 HOME AND AUTO RADIO 1736 N.W. 36th Street SALES AND SERVICE "I knew it would be a suc- ... Phone NE 3-2111 767 N.E. 125th STREET cess," she declared, "and I feel Charmette La Marick Beauty Salon. 917 Arthur Godfrey Rd., Miami Beach NORTH MIAMI PL 4-9602 that the countless prayers and . . . Phone 532-5816 the many, many rosaries said BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORES Repairs — Service everywhere played a great part Red and Bird Roads, Miami ALL MAKES — in its success. . . . Phone MO 7-2523 79th St. and Biscayne Blvd., Miami NORTH MIAMI "I prayed," she added, "while . . . Phone PL 4-3323 HEARING AID CENTER Commander Shepard was mak- 305 Clematis St., West Palm Beach 715 N.E. 125th St. PL 1-6761 ing final preparations, and just . . . PhoneTE 3-1609 Bellair Plaza Shopping Center, Daytona Beach AUTHORIZED ZENITH DEALER before the flight and during the . . . Phone OR 7-6292 flight — whenever I got a free THE fine JEWELRY Cypress Plaza Shopping Center, Pompano Beach BETTER VACUUM moment." . . . Phone 942-0710 La Marick Beauty Salon SERVICE CO. Sales and Service — All Makes Mrs. Edward Keefe of Holy 109 S.E. 2nd St., Fort Lauderdale Family parish, North Miami, is . . . Phone JA 3-1108 SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS Belk's-Lindsey Dept. Store PARTS & SERVICE president of the Dade County Jgpjfll^^ 3718 Henderson Blvd., Tampa Chapter of the Miami DCCN, . . . Phone 872-9994 12327 N.E. 6th AVENUE which is an affiliate of the Na- WM. HENRY'S DEPT. STORE NORTH MIAMI, FLA. PL 1-2889 Exclusive Representative tional Catholic Council of BETTER WOMEN'S WEAR for PERMA-LIFT Central Plaza Shopping Center, St. Petersburg We Carry a Complete . . . Phone 5-6646 SLIP COVERS Nurses. GARMENTS Line of Half Sizes BELK'S DEPARTMENT STORE DRAPERIES *••••••••*• •: •••:•••. Missy and Junior UPHOLSTERY Delightfully Colonial Plaza Shopping Center, Orlando • ... Phone GA 5-2707 REASONABLE — FAST SERVICE * Air-conditioned • Dresses Phone Marie Decorators TV WA 2-5212 4405 N.W. 7th Ave. PL 8-6171 • Sportswear 2029 Hollywood Boulevard (Ssharmette Academy of Charm, Hollywood, Fla. Modeling and Agency, Inc. SICK KITCHEN ? ? CALL APPLIANCES • Lingerie Open 9 to 5:30 Daily KITCHEN DOCTOR Friday 'Til 9 P.M. • Agency • Accredited • Licensed 4002 N.W. 2nd Ave., Miami 6 Famous Makes • Bras ALEXANDER TYMINSKI, drop. Miami PL 7-0572 M. Springs TU 7-5352 M. Beach 532-3951 1 Member: Little Flower Parish PLaza 9-8818 "A Lowest Prices La Marick, South's Largest and Leading Beauty System Refinishing — Formica •fa Easy Bank Terms Work — Cabinet Spraying FOR AH YOUR Extra 5:00 to LAWN MOWERS — EDGERS BANKING NEEDS CITIZENS BAM of BROWARD COUNTY Evening 7:00 P.M. REPAIRS — PARTS Checking Accounts Hours Fridays RENTALS WEST HOLLYWOOD JONES LAWN Saving Accounts JA 3-4337 Where You can Enjoy the Convenience of doing all Your banking "Under one Roof" 150 CAR MOWER SHOP Loans FT. LAUDERDALE * — Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — PARKING LOT PL 7-410O Safe Deposit Facilities 643 N. Andrews Charles W. Lanlz. President A DRIVE-IN TELLERS 12000 W. Dixie Hwy., Miami

June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 Sweet Corn Stars On Almost Any Menu

By FLORENCE DEVANEY which flourish in winter months in our far southern states. Plant-breeders have to be In Florida this has stretched very smart indeed. They must the fresh sweet corn season so lisp words like "heterozygos- that it is now possible to enjoy ity" and "allelomorph" at an corn-on-the-cob all year round, but right now it reaches its age when the rest of us are peak of goodness. . . . the BEST still drooling pablum. There Sweet corn stars in almost are "genes" and "mutants" any menu. It's delightful INVESTMENT and "factors" to fuss over; with steaks, pork chops, fried crosses and double-crosses to chicken or broiled seafood. And, of course, there are thou- on earth IS result in hybrids, dihybrids sands of corn-eaters who will EARTH! and trihybrids. just have corn-on-the-cob with This is all very much to the a little more corn-on-the-cob, good when it puts a nice big please. platter of hot sweet corn on Sweet corn is surely easy to the dinner table! It has been cook. It needn't be boiled long- er than 5 to 10 minutes, just amazingly easy to improve long enough to "set" the milk. strains of sweet corn. The ex- Or it can be broiled, real cook- cellence of the yellow sweet out style. Pull back the leaves corn hybrids developed since just far enough to remove the Corn Is Popular At Cook-Out Time World War II accounts for silks. Then smooth them back America's increasing consump- in place. Some like to dip the tion of this vegetable, now ear into slightly salted water — NOW SHIPPING — some 1.5 billion pounds an- before placing it on the grill. nually. Not o'nly have botanists Others omit this step. Allow succeeded in increasing the about 20 to 30 minutes to broil HADEN MANGOS sweetness of the corn, but they corn in the husk over moderate Delivered Anywhere have "invented" varieties heat. In The U.S.A. Large Lug

Bonded, Insured ROASTED FRESH CORN-ON-THE-COB SID'S ORIGINAL On U.S. Hwy. 1 in Fort Lauder- FRUIT CIRCUS - FR 1-2511 and Guaranteed dale. Beautiful Location. Near Loosen husk on ears of corn only enough to remove silks. Fruit shippers 17th Ave: Ope. ann Everd y FlagleDay—8:30 rA.M. to 11 P.M. : Sunrise Blvd. 200 ft. frontage Pull husks back in place and tie with a strip of the husk if the husks do not stay in place. Cook over a slow burning by 315' deep to Middle charcoal fire 20 to 25 minutes, turning to cook uniformly. If River. Liberal Business zoning. desired, cook corn by this method in a preheated moderate oven (350 deg. F.). The baking time is the same as for the $750.00 per front' foot. Terms. barbecue grill. Better allow 2 ears per person. If desired, serve with one of the following butters: Garlic Butter: Melt one-quarter cup of butter and add one- eighth teaspoon of minced fresh garlic. Cheddar Cheese Butter: Melt one-quarter cup of butter and add one-quarter cup of finely grated cheddar cheese. Parmesan Cheese Butter: Melt one-quarter cup of butter and add three tablespoons of grated Parmesan cheese. Delicious Home Made Sausag* Old Fashioned Cold Cuts 983 acres in Palm Beach County. Owner leaving town and anxious, FRESH CORN CORNBREAD JOHN STRATMAN to sell. Liberal Terms. $150.00 1 cup sifted all-purpose 2 eggs, beaten 164 N.E. 54th ST. PI 1-4031 572 N.E. 125th St. Pt 4-8467 per acre. flour 1 cup fresh corn, cut-off- 1 cup corn meal the-cob Vi teaspoon soda 1 cup sour milk 2 teaspoons double-acting % cup water baking powder % cup bacon drippings or % teaspoon salt shortening, melted 1 tablespoon sugar Sift together flour, corn meal, soda, baking powder, salt S MILK I McARTHUR and sugar. Add eggs, corn, milk, and water. Mix only until all ingredients are moistened. Stir in bacon drippings or shorten- ing. Pour batter into a hot, well-greased, 9x9x2" baking pan. JERSEY FARM DAIRY There are still a few 10-acre Bake in a preheated hot oven (425 deg. F.) 35 minutes or until tracts left — near Aerojet prop- done. •-»• NO' OFFERS A MILK THAT EVERY- ONE CAN DIGEST . . . FROM TINY erty. Priced from $295.00 per YIELD: One 9-inch square corn bread. '. BABIES TO ^GRANDPARENTS. acre. CORN AND TUNA FISH CAKES 2 cups fresh corn-cut-off- M teaspoon ground black the-cob, 3 to 4 ears pepper PURE FRESH !4 cup boiling water 1 teaspoon minced fresh 1 7-ounce can tuna fish, onion drained 2 tablespoons fine dry 2 eggs, beaten lightly bread crumbs 1 teaspoon salt Cook corn in boiling water in covered saucepan 5 minutes. ENZYLAC Remove from heat. Add drained tuna fish, eggs, salt, black pepper, onion and bread crumbs. Shape into 3-inch round flat THE MUK WITH MIRACLE ENZYMES! cakes Y2-inch thick. Brown on both sides in hot shortening. Drain on paper towels. Serve hot as the main dish. FOR DELIVERY CALL FOR REAL SERVICE IN REAL ESTATE YIELD: 6 servings. PL. 4-4521 CONSULT yuQrt-of &<»>d I HAROLD A. MILLER LEMON PUDDING SAUCE "*©NIY THE FINES* 809 Longford Bldg. % cup prepared lemon unpeeled lemon, thinly IN DAIRY O A I R V Miami 32, Fla. • FR 1-7703 pudding, hot sliced V3 cup water , , ...,,,. . -...-.,-.vo^.;v., • •^•v-v^'v;.^.'; :- ••/-•:;••• WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED BROCHURES ON THESE PARCELS s Add water to hot prepared pudding and blend. Fold in lemon slices. Serve warm over Apple Peanut Bread Pudding. Say You 'Saw It In The Voice' Yield: 1% cups Lemon Pudding Sauce.

20 t: r FAMILY CLINIC F ALCO PRINTINGS INC. SO MANY PEOPLE DO Life Is Bitter, Says Alcoholic's Wife FOR DETAILS PHONE 758-8S41 Baker Grass Industries ' Miami 38, Fla. This is a letter p-orn a very bitter person. I think wives of alcoholics are forgotten people. After 21 years of drunkenness, abuse, unpaid bills, and wretched liv- ing conditions, I'm fed up. How would you like to be oursed at, called filthy names, be without money for food, see the furniture broken to pieces, and the kids slapped around without cause? He won't joint the A.A. or see a counselor. Yet lawyer, doctor, and priest say I'm in no position to do anything. All I'm told is that • he'll hit,skid row if I leave him. What about myself For a and the children? By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.JJ Wedding to Considering the questionable advice you have been receiving and the long years of abuse you have endured, I can well under- Remember.. stand why you feel bitter and neglected, Patricia. There is no evil habit that is more destructive of marriage and family relation- THK SCIMNE > ships than drunkenness. Your list of woes and abuses is typical though some wiues could add brutal physical treatment and in- • fidelity. , HOTEL Although it is estimated that roughly one out of every 20 Miami's largest, finest families in the United States is affected by the problem of al- coholism, we really know very little about its causes. Experts and best-located hotel. tell us that the above problem drinkers include a variety of Has complete facilities for types, ranging from the "alcoholic," or the person whose the wedding of your dreams. heavy" drinking not only gives rise to serious life problems Rooms are available for • but appears to be an addiction that he is capable of master- . parties of 2O to EjOO. ing only with skilled outside assistance, to the "plain drunk- ard," or the person who has the "strong habit of drink For complete tinformation on catering a^nd but is capable of overcoming it if he has sufficient motivation. facilities, call catering manager— tmanMIn 4-6151 ' . Of course no problem drinker will admit that his drinking is a problem until he has ."hit the bottom," and many manage to go through life, or a considerable part of it, without quite hitting bottom. Problem drinkers of this latter type often boast that their drinking has never caused them to miss a day's work, as if this feat justified the wreckage of human lives and.happiness that inevitably strews their paths. " Skilled Outside Help Needed. I don't know under what classification the experts would place your husband, Patricia, but he is typical of all problem Exclusive Sealing Process Offered drinkers in his refusal to admit his problem or seek help. Grant- ing that I have only limited knowledge of your situation, I still find it very difficult to understand the reasoning behind the advice that you claim you received from your counselors. Surely one With Gravel Coating By White-Tite doesn't have to live in hell for 21 years to demonstrate that skilled outside help is needed! And as to the danger that he might hit skid row if you .left him, I feel there are several valid answers. First, if you 'had made a serious move, to leave him some years ago;'this might Have been the kind of "shock-treatment" he needed to make him control his drinking. Many problem drinkers among Catholics in particular make no effort to control their drink- ^ ing because they're sure their wives won't leave them. Second, your resolution to leave him .'if he did not seriously- seek help, might have made him admit he had a problem that he couldn't handle himself. Third, if he should hit skid row after you left him; this would probably indicate that he was what the experts call an "alcoholic," that is," a sick man who would only become worse anyway, unless he sought skilled outs'ide assistance.:. Finally, as you rightly ask, what about yourself and your children? Since you were given no help' or guidance in dealing with the problem, it was senseless torture to insist that you live with it for. 21 years, to say nothing of the personality damage suffered by your helpless children. These children are a sacred trust from God; they were not created to be scandalized, humili- ated, frightened,, and warped by constant exposure to such a fa- ther — be he sick or selfish. 14 MONTHS AGO the gravel roof on the Key Bisceyne which prevents cracking due to heat expansion and Apartments, Key Biscayne, was given the famous contraction. These coatings are self-cleaning, too, so Where To Get Help WHITE-TITE 3-coat gravel process. Today, it still is no dirt or dust can adhere to WHITE-TITE. We guaran- beautifully white, with no mold, mildew or fungus on tee all"work unconditionally for two years and give you What can- you do at this late date? One thing is clear, you if. "The exclusive WHITE-TITE gravel roof process takes a five year warranty. We can show you homes in all need trained counsel and guidance in dealing with your problem. four days to complete," says Jesse J. Scalzo, president areas of Dade and Broward Counties with. WHITE-TITE .Even in the beginning, few wives of problem drinker's know how of WHITE-TITE, INC. "On the first day, the gravel is 'neljTtheir husbands stop drinking, and after all your.years of roofs as much as five and six years old and still bright raked and leveled; the second day we seal the roof and new looking. Wherever you live, there's a WHITE- -irfilure and frustration, it is quite clear that you .heed a good With the special WHITE-TITE bonding process. 48 hours deal of help yourself before.you can even think of trying to help TITE roof near your home. We also coat flat and barrel later, our WHITE-TITE interlocking , sealer is ap- tile, asbestos shingie and slate roofs. Your WHITE-TITE ' your husband and children. Your problem is where to get help. plied. Then, on the fourth day, a coat of lasting WHITE- coating can be financed and there is no interest charge -There is some possibility that one of the four Alcoholic TITE .finish coat' is sprayed on. The sealing and coating are applied only to a dry surface to insure a perfect on the balance. The white coatings we use are formu- Rehabilitation Clinics operated by the state of Florida may - lated in our own plant exclusively for our own Dade and ' be within reach. The Miami clinic is at 1637 NW 10th Ave., bond. Our rrien are not *j list 'put to work', they first are thoroughly trained in the application of the genuine Broward County customers." Free estimates may be and another clinic is located in Tampa. Emergency treatment secured by calling NE 3-8511 or NE 5-3603 in Miami; is not available at these centers and application must be WHITE-TITE process in our factory. We have cleaned LU 1-6550. or LU 1-6551 in Broward County; or 247-1811 made by the person seeking help, with consultation arranged gravel roofs coated with our process as much as 24 on an appointment basis only. Further information about the i months after the original coating and even under 1,000 from Homestead area. WHITE-TITE is licensed in 46 state program can be obtained by writing to the Education pounds of direct water pressure', the gravel stayed cities and towns in South Florida;'is insured and bond- Department, Florida Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, P:OL secured to the _,roof deck. This proves that your roof, ed; and is a member of the Miami-Dade County Cham- 11*7, Avon Park, Fla. , , with WHITE-TITE, has maximum" protection from sum- ber of Commerce and the Greater Fort Lauderdale mer rains and. hurricane winds. The ultra-whiteness of Chamber of Commerce. "WHITE-TITE is recommended If no counseling is available, it seems to me that you should WHlTE-TITE will keep your home much cooler during by many architects and builders," Scalzo added. "Do take steps to leave your husband. This is a drastic move, but these blistering summer months. The WHITE-TITE pro- not accept a substitute. No other firm has the exclusive you are headed for a nervous breakdown, and what is ta he cess was developed over a period of 16 years. Your roof WHITE-TITE material since we do not sell it to ony gained by waiting until that occurs? I don't know your financial will stay white, too . . . our' special process keeps stores. Remember, nothing ••; else is,'as good as' WH(TE- situation, so you should consult your local Catholic Charities Of- it sparkling white for yeaTs- to come. All of the TITE which has, been proven in use in South Florida for fice for advice. If you need a lawyer, this time consult one who WHITE-TITE coatings contain a special resin plastic 16 years." knows something about'your state laws.

21 Girl Scouts Return From D.C. Trip PREDICT EDUCATIONAL TV. M <3S mTELLeCT5 OFTEM HAVE. 10 KEEP M-05 ABREAST OF SCIENCE. SAINT Twenty- four. Girl Scouts from accompanied the 417 Troop as POOR. MEMORIES Troop 417 were scheduled to re- did five adult volunteers includ- OOR ERNIE. 15 MAYBE./V <3£KlOS « I HATE tO Mtt=£C WITMYOOR.^—* HE 5O£D tN FLONI4MG AU.' turn Monday, June 18 from ing'Mrs. Pinder. The other DIAGNOSIS OF MOTHERS SYNDROME. HC$ FINAL. EXAM.S " LEO a six-day sightseeing trip . to adults are Mrs. A. E. Hay, BUT (N AN ANALOGOUS CASE Washington, D.C. Mrs. Stephen Garday, Mrs. T.V. THE COLLEGE •The troop, sponsored by the Robert English >and . Mrs. (Presently offering Theresa Martino. . a 2-Year Program) St. Michael Home and School Conducted by Association, saved for five Another trip .was sponsored The Benedictine- Fathers years for the trip. Mrs. John Boarding Facilities for Young by the St. Jame"s parish- Par- Men. Limited Facilities for Pinder, adult leader of the ents Club which sent the mem- Young_ Ladies. troop, supervised the money bers of Troop 727 to St. Augus- University Parallel and Pre- TIRES TESTED raising program which consrst- tine for a four-day stay. Act professional Courses Leading companying the girls were Mrs. toward All Degrees. ed of selling magazines, news- BUT.DAHLING , ITS CHEAPER TWAK For Information, Write Charles Pickover and Mrs. Rob- papers, Girl Scout cookies, cal- ert Bredal. (SNATCHING Mf 6UTPIT5 WITH COLORED THE REGISTRAR AUTOMOBILES • Saint Leo College endars and candy. ; Saint Leo, Fla. Three girls from Troop 927 20 Scouts Honored For High Attendance CHILDREN'S Twenty Cub Scouts from St. SHOP Rose of Lima parish received awards for perfect attendance ->•' 2646 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD.* at Scout Communion Sunday for FORT LAUDERDALE — LO 6-4025 TOLL Unique Selection of CHILDREN'S APPAREL^ a year. '• Infants Thru Sub-Teen Sizes Father John O'Donovan pre- epucxse Parochial School Uniforms for ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC SCHOOL sented awards to Chris Schwarz, PLACE, in U&HTNIN6 Joe Sohwarz, Ronnie Fournier, Bill Neale, Ronnie Reveille, Jer- ItA AWP0LL.V TEMPTED TO TAK£ MY CHANCES ry Batzel, Timmy Fort, Henry THE. HOOSE Tfl&dkaL Supply Vega, John Krulick, Pat Dough- HOSPITAL, PHYSICIANS AND erty, John Reveille, "W a y n e LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT Paasch, Robert" Pirie, Kevin O'Connor, David Neale, Tom MIAMI 526 24th Street 735 N.W. 12th Avenue Cunningham, • Frank Nelson, WEST PALM BEACH Phone FR 4-8088 - FR 3-6656 Tim - Cunningham/ V i c t o r P.O. BOX 4621 Phone ^33-7719 Demaras and Dennis Spragg.

30,000 Young Pilgrims 7 Co rah Gables Cubs ———ST., THOMAS—— Visit Fatima For Peace These Parish Drug Stores Get Scouting Awards FATIMA, Portugal (NO — FIERTEL DRUGS, INC. More than 30,000 children flock- invite Your Patronage CORAL GABLES — Seven ed here with parents or THE FRIENDLY DRUGGIST Scouts of Pack 41S received the Service and Dependability are yours at the Parish Pharmacy teachers on a special pilgrimage FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Parvuli Dei Medal, the highest for peace in Portugal. The children -also prayed for •CORPUS CHRISTI' MO 7-1891 Catholic Cub Scout award, from Father Patrick Farrell of the the success of the forthcoming Second Vatican Council and for Sterling Rexall Pharmacy DELIVERY? Of Course — N« Charge Church of the Little Flower. WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER the speedy beatification of Ja- cinta and Francisco, two little PRESCRIPTIONS 6557 BIRD ROAD Receiving the medals were seers of Fatima who died soon SODA — LUNCH — DRUGS — SUNDRIES — COSMETICS Ronald Bimonte, Richard Pres- „ MIAMI, FLORIDA after the 1917 apparitions of the WHEN ACCURACY COUNTS RALPH S. MATTHEWS — Owner — 3832 N.E. 2 A»e. — PL 8-3252 cott, Christopher Cameron, Blessed Virgin that turned this Thomas Paycheck, Gregory remote hamlet into a center of ST. ROSE OF LIMA EPIPHANY Baker, George Arango and Ran- worldwide pilgrimage. The third PRESCRIPTIONS OX DRUG STORE dy Thompson. visionary, Lucia, is still alive. IRVING t. FELSKE. R. Ph. The pack is sponsored by the CENTER PHARMACY, INC. St. Theresa Home and School 2 CYO Girls Attend 9727 N.E. SECOND AVE. Your Complete Drug and Prescription .Store • "Dedicated To The Health Of Our Fine Community" Association. Catholic Action Camp MO 1-2661 Phones PL 1-6847 — PL 1-2924 • Two members of the Holy FREE DELIVERY OF ALL YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS Red Rd. & Dixie Rwy. * Cored Gables. Fla. Family parish CYO attended 2 five-day Summer School of Cath-' •HOLY FAMILY- ————— ST. LAURENCE ——'•——^— ELECTRONICS olic Action at Hendersonville, "Service Beyond Price" Phone Wl 5-1131 TRAINING N.C. KEYSTONE POINT MEDICAL PHARMACY FAMILY DRUGS ENGINEERING Roberta Prout and Valerie ppposite Congress Inn INDUSTRIAL Moultori, both students at Notre "FAMOUS FOR ?RESCRIPTIONS" ELECTRONICS Dame Academy, attended the PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY : lay Jacobs Ph. G. Ted Segda 12400 BISCAYNE BLVD. TV SERVICING program under the sponsorship PHARMACIST PL 9-5150 NORTH MIAMI, FLORIDA 18100 N.E. 19th Ave. " North Miami Beach, Fia. ELECTRONIC DRAFTING of the CYO and the parish. full and part-tinte courses day anJOHN THE APOSTLE R.E.T.S. FR 1-1439 the auspices of the Diocese of 215 N.E. 15th ST. Raleigh and is conducted by Jes- GOLDEN PHARMACY BAKER'S PHARMACY uit priests from St. Louis, Mp. THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP, MARSHAL T. STERN, • R. PH. C FREE Delivery within the Parish. YOUR COMPLETE DRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE LINESV Phone MU 1-4667 TU 8-9963 TU 8-8588 . For the past EIGHT YEARS COSMETICS 13265 N.W. 7th Avenue North Miami CONSUMER GREEN STAMPS 400 Palm Ave. Hialeah, Florida we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT . for use at the many Catholic Institutions OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP* > ST. PHILIP • ;i DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE in the West Palm Beach area. OPA-LOCKA DRUGS (Greater Opa-Locka's Exclusive Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic Outlet) , Worth Chemical & Paint Co. * SUNDRIES * PHOTO SUPPtlES * FttM DEVELOPING * MONEY ORDERS * M.OE STAMPS Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North Phone MU 1-3122 400,Opa-Locka Blvd. LAKE WORTH, FLA. ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL ST. AGNES Manufacturers sf HARTLEYS RixALr"PHARMACY GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT Key Pharmacy Interior and Exterior House Points Prescriptions — Drugs — Cosmetics - Ererett C. Smith Jr.. B.S.R.Ph. Varnishes and Enamels • FREE DELIVERY • PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE WHOLESALE — RETAIL 640 N.E. 79th ST., MIAMI — Phone >L 4-4135 FREE DELIVERY 63 HARBOR DR. EM 1-5447 KEY BISCAYNE, FLA. Telephone JUstice 2-6146

Page 22 JuW 22, 1962 tHE VOICE V- Miami, Florida PLACE FIVE ON FIRST TEAM Philip D. Lewis, Realtor 7962 Voice All Stars REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Curley Dominates All Stars PALM BEACH COUNTY IB — Mike Gross, Curley Sr. .350 31 West 20th Street Powerful Archbishop Curley the all-star team shortstop last Gold Coast Conference all- Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 2B — Vic Zaloom, Corley Sr. .333 ! High School dominates the 1962 year. star squad while Kairella, Voice All-Star baseball team SS — Hal Haherson, St. Thomas Sr. .310 i Paul, the Curley junior out- Shea and Stone were picked placing five members on the for similar honors in the 3B — Tom Talbott, Curley Soph. .340 10-man squad, with catcher fielder is the next leading ST. LEO hitter on the unit with a .370 Twin-Coast Conference. | OF — James Paul, Curley Jr. .370 j Robert Taylor named the "most outstanding" player and John mark. Kircher, in his first year as COLLEGE OF — Dan Shea, Newman Jr. .350 Curley coach, developed a con- Kircher being picked as "coach Durney, on the team for the of the year." • tender for. both the GCC and Preparatory School OF — John Stone, St. Anastasia Sr. .340 i second year, had a 7-5 record the district championship. The The Knights, runners-up for A BOARDI_NG C — Robbie Taylor, Curley Sr. .500 for the season but came up with Knights had a season's record the Class A district title, a 1.71 ERA, despite pitching HIGH SCHOOL P — Bill Durney, Columbus Sr. 7-5 ' placed Mike Gross, first base, of 14-9 and won\the unofficial FOR BOYS Vic Zaloom, second "" base, with a severely injured shoul- Diocesan title by beating Co- Sr. GRADES 9 TO 12 ** — Paul Kairella, Newman 9-3 i Tom Talbott, third base, and der all season long. He has re- lumbus, St. Thomas and La- • Small Classes James Paul, outfielder, on* the ceived a baseball scholarship to Salle without a loss. • Unrivalled Study Conditions elite squad in addition to the University of Notre Dame. • Unexcelled Outdoor Taylor. Sports Facilities All members of the squad are CAR COOLER $39.95 • Private Rooms Columbus, Curley Highlight Rounding out the all-star seniors with the exception of "NORDIC" For Information, Write squad are Hal Halverson of St. Paul and Shea, both juniors, AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS Thomas Aquinas, shortstop, From 219.95 plus ins*. HEADMASTER and Talbott, a sophomore. Saint Leo College St. Thomas Football Slate Dan Shea of Cardinal Newman, Electric Clutch — Year Warranty Preparatory School outfield, John, Stone of St. An- Taylor, Gross, Durney and MIAMI — 190 N.E. 75 St. 759-4S28 Saint Leo, Florida FORT LAUDERDALE — A The Raiders, runners-up for astasia, outfield, and pitchers Halwrson were named to the FT. 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r23 Infciado el Curso de Ingles SECCION EN ESPAfiOL en el C. H. C.

En el Centro Hispano Ca- tolico se inicio esta semana Dona sus Bienes el Arzobispo el Curso de Verano, con cla- ses de ingles para adultos y ninos, con la asistencia de de Medellin a la Clase Obrera mas de 300 estudiantes de ha- JitEDELLIN, COLOMBIA, El ultimo dia de la novena bla hispana, de todas las (NC). — El arzobispo de era dedkado a los obreros. des. Medellin, Mons. Julio Botero Fue cuando Mons. Botero Sa- Salazar, ha donado su resi- lazar, que estaba entre ellos, La matricula quedo com- dencia arzpbispal para sede declar6 que habia decidido ' pleta inmediatamente despue"s de una universidad obrera, ceder todos sus haberes para de que se hizo el anuncio del ademas de proveer al soste- bien de los trabajadores de curso y aquellas personas que la ciudad y del campo. Al dia GRADUACION, BOD A Y TRABAJO con el Cuerpo de la Paz en Bolivia prometen tener muy nimiento de esta obra. no pudieron enrolarse en es- siguiente, durante la misa ocupada a esta pareja de estudiantes de la V niversidad Catolica - de America. Nicolas J. te tendran que esperar al ini- Reachmack, de Washington y su novia, Gloria Witt, de Youngston, Ohio, senalan en el ma- "El prelado se traslada a pontifical de Pentocostes, el una modesta casa en el Ba- prelado .ratifico su decision. cio del curso escolar, en sep- pa el lugar donde probablemente trabajaran en su mision de soldados de paz. El es ingenie- rrio (obrero) de Jesus, de- tiembre, para las clases noc- ro y ella estudia psicologia; ambos esperan po ner sus conocimientos al servicio de los boll-" jando asi una magnifica rest- Necesitamos, dijo, hacer la turnas. ' vianos, durante los proximos dos anos. (Foto NC). dencia, recien construida, pa- revolucion de la Cruz, funda- ra centro de capacitacion de da en tres cosas: primero, "un El presente Curso de Vera- Proyectan Censo dirigentes sindicales. estudio del ambiente y de las medidas de emergencia, de . no se extender^ hasta el 27 Elgesto ha repercutido en "situaci6n revolucionaria," de julio y las clases se ofr£- de la Colonia toda Colombia. Varias fami- que hay que tomar; segundo, cen lunes, miereoles y vierne3 lias cirstianas pudientes han aplicar la doctrina revolucio- en horas de la mafiana, divi- Hispana de Miami donado crecidos bienes a la naria de Cristo a la solucion diendose en cuatro grupos: fundacion social iniciada por Grata acogida han tenido de nuestros problemas, im- Adultos, avanzados y prlnci- wmmmm en la colonia latina de Miami, el arzobispo. poniendo el Evangelio de la caridad para superar el odio piantes; ninos, de 6 a 10 anos los planes que dio a co- Mons. Botero, descendiente y de 10 a 15 anos. nocer la pasada semana que predican los sistemas de Salvarnos Solo la Fe? de una laboriosa familia an- terror; tercero, lanzar a la a conocer la pasada semana tioquena, ha hecho piiblica en- el Obispo Carroll sobre una "accion revolucionaria" a sa- Un grupo de profesores Hay muchas persohas de ~ buena voluntad, que aprendie- trega de todos sus bienes per- cerdotes, religiosos y militan- mayor asistencia a las ne'ce- sonales en favor de las clases norteamericanos y cubanos, ron desde su ninez que la sola fe firme en Cristo como su sidades religiosas, culturales tes seglares debidamente pre- Redentor, basta para salvarles. Ellos entienden. esta fe en el Irabajadoras, para impulsar lo parados entre los obreros, estan ofreciendo voluntaria- y sociales de ese sector de la centido de que ni la practica de las vijrtudes, ni las buenas que llama una cruzada de re- los industriales, los padres de poblacion de la Diocesis. mente sus servicios, a fin da obras tienen algun valor efectivo en orden a la salvacidn novacion cristiana en la cari- familia, los educadores. dad como "medida de emer- del alma. He aqui las razones por las cuales esto es ilogico En la actualidad asciende a que las clases puedan ser re- y contrario a la Escritura: gencia" ante el avance del "Aqui tenemos ya todos los unos 219,000 el numero de comunismo en Colombia. elementos para la revolucion cibidas completamente gratis 1. — La fe en Cristo es incompleta y gupersticiosa si no resldentes de habla hispana de la Cruz". por los estudiantes. El tema de la canaad ani- incluye la fe en todo aquello que Cristo fue, dijo e hizo. El en esta area, incluyendb hora- m6 la serie de sermones que vino al mundo como Redentor, es verdad, pero tambien co- bres, mujeres y ninos. El 90 el celebre predicador italia- Promesa Ante los Muertos de Puerto Cabello: mo un Maestro y un Legislador. Su constante Insistencia en por dento es catoiico. no RP Ricardo Lombardi SJ, la importancia de la obediencla a Dlos nos suglere clara- El Obispo dijo a los sacer- del Movimiento por un Mun- mente que esta obedienda es tan indispensable para la dotes que esta conferencia do Me jot, pronuncio en la Ca- salvacion, como la fe en los meritos de Su paslon y Su tnarcaba el Inicio de una w- tedral de Medellin. JUSTICIA SOCIAL mtterte. . gunda fase «n la tarea de ayudar y cooperar con la Recalco el P. Lombard! 2. — La fe en Cristo Redentor no puede salvar a una 'poblacion de habla hispana CARACAS, (NC). — El capellan de las fuerzas armadas del Sur de la Florida. qite para poder obtener la venezolanas declar6 en su oracion por las victimas de la re- persona que descuida las especifkas normas que El nos. did: unidad de los cristlanos, era "Si quieres entrar a la Vida, guarda los mandamientos" (Mt. ciente rebelion de Puerto Cabello, que la nacion debe inteu- Probablemente la primera necesarlo, entre otras cosas, sificar sus esfuerzos hacia la justicia social. 19:17). "No todo aquel que dice: SeAor, Senor, entrara labor del nuevo programs sea practicar la carldad que co- en el Reino de los Cielos, sino aquel que hace la voluntad de la realizaci6n de un censo de rrija el desequllibrio econ6- "Hemos venido a reeoger de estoi compaaeros la ultima mi Padre que esta en los cielos" (Mt. 7:21). toda la poblacion latina de la mlco entre las clases socia- Iecci6n," dijo Mons. Ram6n Lizardi, obispo auxiliar de Cara- 3. — La fe en Cristo Redentor no debe ocultarnos el . Diocesis. '-' . les. cas y rector de capellanias de las Fuerzas Armadas, durant* gran esfuerzo que El hizo para daraos una idea del mal, las ceremonias funebres en el Campo de Carabobo. de los castigos que merece el pecado y para inspirarhos "Esta hora d« pena no es el momento de juzgar las la- arrepentimiento y horror al pecado. Su pasion y Su muerte, tenclones, ni aun de los que ereemos culpables ... Todos, con las cuales pag6 la deuda del hombre, fueron, a la vez, un como individuos y como sociedad, tenemos que deeir aues- dramatico llamado al dolor de los pecados y a la reforma tro 'mea culpa'." " de la vida, como un medio para la salvacion. . Asistian 35,000 persona* entre deudos de las victimas, 4. La doctrina de la fe sola como medio de salva- militares y funcionarios. cion ha eonducido inevitablemente a restar importancia a una de las leyes mas serlamente promulgadas por Cristo. "En el fondo de la tragedia que estamos lamentando Ha llevado, por ejemplo, a negar Su declaration de que el ' —aqui -y en tantos otros paises— hay una comiiit rafa de nuevo matrimonio de los divorciados es un adulterio; ha In- malestar social que alcanza desde el cuerpo hasta el alma, ducido a muchos a negar la obediencia debida a.las Autorida- y que todos nosotros, en distinto grado, individual y social- des espirituales; ha dado pretexto para que los hombres mente, hemos contribuido a fomentar. Todos debemos con- justifiquen su avaricia y su Injusticia social. fesar por lo me nos pecados de omision," dijo el prel $/— SI la fe sia obras bastara para la salvacion, no ha- "Cuando ese malestar social ... es explotado por las bria materia para.el juicio final de los hombres, descrito por pasiones violentas y por las ambiciones que desconocen todo Cristo como una ecasl6n en la cual "cada ano sera juzgado limite y pisotean todo sentimiento de humanidad, estallan conforme a sus obras." SI las buenas obras fueran innecesa- las conmociones de inverosimiles alcances." rias para la salvacion ipor qui habria que juzgar a a nadie "El dia en que cada quien barra el frente de su casa, conforme a ellos? • - - ese dia estara un poco mas limpia toda la ciudad," agregd < La -fe en Cristo es, con, toda'' evidencia, necesaria para Mons Lizardi. : .:. la salvacion, pero esta fe debe ser tompleta, incluyendo to- "Ante la cure de Cristo, tenemos nuestra palabra de. do cuanto Cristo dijo. Fe que florece en acciones, vlrtudes, perddn para los causantes de esta hora' luctuosa (pero) .buenas obras. Porque, como lo dijo claramente San Juan: debemos apresurarnos para lograr, con nuestro trabajo inte- . "La fe sin obras es jnuerta" (Juan 2:17.) llgente y tenaz, un porvenir de mis justicia, de mas biener tar, de mas felicidad humana, junto con la libertad esen- Dirija su correspondences a: clal." * Seccion en Espaflol, "Caigamos en la cuenta, ante estos cadaveres de horn "Th* Voice", bres jovenes, de que la violencia nada construye, que al con- 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. —'"Mejor emplezan la reunion del Equip* de Matrimonios trario, es la mejor arma para empeorar nuestros males y Is Crlstianos sia esperar por aosotros. eficaz para destruirnos."

fog* 24 June 22, 1962 THE VOKt Miami, Florida Graduacion del Jesuit )T»<-t-.. *»•* Preparatory School Encomia el Obispo Carroll el Esfuerzo de los Esf udianfes En una ceremonia que fue senor Obispo. presidida por el Obispo de Durante la ceremonia hi- Miami, Coleman F. Carroll, cieron uso de la palabra el re efectu6 el sabado la pri- rector del Plantel, R. P. Luis mera graduaci6n del nuevo Ripoll S.J., el Director del "Jesuit Preparatory School," vo profesorado esta inte- Bur6 Catolico de Asistencia ado por los sacerdotes je- Social, R.P. Bryan ,0. Walsh suitas del Colegio de Bel6n, y el Obispo Coleman F. Ca-

UN ASPECTO de la Iglesia de Gesu, durante la Misa de Grad uacion del Colegio de Beleri, oficiada por el Obispo Celeman F. Carroll. . , funcionando en el cuarto pi- za en los planteles dic-cesa- la obra que el dirige en bene- venes habian realizado sus es- so del Centro Hispano" Cat6- nos y parroquiales. ficio de aquellos jovenes que tudios, apartados de sus seres llegan de Cuba sin la compa- queridos y mas adelante se- lico. Hicieron posible este mi- El Obispo felicits a los es- ftia de sus familiares y a los fial6 como muchos de los gra- lagro el Rvdmo. Obispo de tudiantes por haber. comple- duados tenian que trabajar Miami, Mons. Coleman F. Ca- tado sus estudios "bajo tan "que el Buro Cat51ico les faci- terminadas las horas de cla^ rroll, los Padres florteame- dificiles circunstancias" ... ses para sostenerse a si mis- "Ello indica que ustedes es- mos y ayudar a las familias. ricanos de la Compania de Je- tan ansiosos y dispucstos a sus, en especial los de la Pa- realizar culaquier sacrfficio PALABRAS DEL P. RIPOLL rroquia del Gesu y un grupo para recibir una buena edu- En su discurso el P. Ripoll de ionumerables amigos del caci6n catdlica y que com- se referia a las razones por antiguo Colegio de Belen de prenden perfectamente bien las cuales esta graduacion de La Habana. la importancia y la necesl- cubanos en el exilio, cohti- dad personal del conocimien- nuadores de la obra educativa to de la fe. de los jesuitas en Cuba por Sacerdpfes de Miami "Ustedes sefan los lideres mas de un sigio, tiene unas Estudiaran Espafiol cristianos del futuro en sus carateristicas especiales de respectivas areas," dijo el heroicidad y sacrificio por Cuatro sacerdotes de la Di4 prelado reifirendose a las res- • parte de profesores y alum- cesis de Miami partiran este nos. . • verano hacia Puerto Rico, pa- ponsabilidades cristianas de ra realizar estudios de espa- LOS ESTUDIANTES reciben la Comuni6n de Manos del Se- los graduados, como ap6sto- Termino su discurso con un fiol en la Universidad de Pon- les de los principios sjociales canto de accion de gracias a ce. Se trata de Mons. John fior Obispo. del cristianismo en sus me- todos los que hicieron posi- J Fizpatrick, Canciller Asis- dios, destacando la necesidad tente a cargo de la Oficina de La Habana, que tuvieron _ rroll, que'tuvo a su cargo el ble un curso escolar practica- de realizar una vida en ente- • mente normal, con diez meses para Asuntos Latinoamerica- que venir a Miami al ser ocu- resumen del acto. ; nos, y los padres Louis C. pado ese plantel por el regi- ra dependencia de Dips, "Es de curso, siete grados de Ju- un hombre sabio aqu£l que Roberts, John J. Nevins y Do- men comunista. En breves palabras pronun- nior y. Senior High School nald F. X.'Connoly. . .. ciadas en espafiol, el Obispo asiste a diario al Santo Sacri- Veintisiete jovenes estu- tie Miami destac6 la impor- ficio de la Misa. Asi es como diantes recibieron de manos tancia de la education cato- un hombre se hace fuerte, y EL PADRE Luis Ripoll, S. J* . del Obispo Carroll los diplo- lica y resalto la forma en que el futuro necesitara de. hom- rector del Colegio, pronun- mas que acreditaban la termi- la Di6cesis-de Miami ha hecho bres fuertes." ciando el sermon a continua- cion de la Misa de Graduaci6n. nacion de los estudios de todo lo p'osible porque los jo- Por su parte, el R.P. Bryan High School, a continuation . venes cubanos que han podido 0. Walsh se refiri6 pafticu- lita alojamiento y educaci6ri. de la misa de graduation que tomar el caminp del exilio, larmente a cuatro de los gra- Recalc6 las dificiles cir- tambien fue oficiada por el sigan recibiendo esa ensenan- duados, que forman parte de cunstancias en que esos j6- Primera Misa del Padre Francisco Dorta Duque "Cuba Necesitara mas de Diez Mil Sacerdotes" La Iglesia de Gesu se vio DIEZ MIL SACERDOTES el perdpn de sus pecados." hizo la petition de vocaciones el domingo colmada de fieles PARA CUBA ' - "Cuando.el sacerdote con- sacerdutales para la Cuba fu- sagra —sigui6 diciendo el P. que asistian a la Primera Mi- El P.R. Federico Arvesu, tura. Dijo'que suponlendo que tuvo a su cargo el" ser- Arvesu— Ie presta a Cristo que Cuba ya tuviera los 10 sa del nuevo sacerdote cu- m6n, liiyo una petici6n espe- sus labios y sus manos para mil sacerdotes que necesitaba, bano P.R. Francisco Dorta cial: "Que en la reestructu- que El pueda seguif perpe- necesitaria en este momento Duque S. J., el primer sacer- raci6n de la nueya Cuba, quie- tuando e^n-la tierra el sacrifi- jnil seminaristas mayores; sin dote cubano que dice en Mia- ra el Senor conceder voea- cio de su Cuerpo y Sangre; pe- embargo, —dijo— Cuba s^Io ro cuandp el sacerdote perdo- mi su primera misa. ciones sacerdotales, la nece- tiene 44 seminaristas mayo- sidad mas urgente de Cuba," na, le presta a Cristo su co- res. Mienibro de una familia afirmando que en condicjo- raz6n. Esta es la mas terrible mpiarmente cristiana, el nes normales el pais necesi- responsabilidad del sacerdo- Laments la falta de gene- taria 10,000 sacerdotes.^ te: tener la obligaci6n de ha- nuevo sacerdete fue asisti- rosidad de los. jovenes cuba- El Padre Arvesu inicio i'us cer sensible a los hombres lo do en esa su primera' misa nos para entregarse a Cristo,. palabras refiriendose a la sig- •que es el coraz6n misericor- y refiriendose a la familia del - por su hermano, el tambien nificaci6n que para un sacer- " dioso de Dios." ' '" ' Padre Dorta, dijo que, "la Pidid a todos que oraran sacerdote jesuita R.P. Juan dote tiene el hacfer uso de los nueva Cuba necesitari fami- EL OBISPO Coleman F. Carroll entrega los diplomas e impar- por el nuevo sacerdote, por- Manuel Dorta Duque, que. vi- poderes divinos a el conferi- lias que se sientan orgullo- te su bendicion a los graduados. • : ' no de El Salvador, donde dos por la uncion del Espiritu que aunque pasaba a ser un sas de tener un hijd sacerdo- ejeree como proftsor de la Santo, al consagrar el Cuer- hombre con poderes, divinos, te " Uniyersidad Catolica de Qui- po y la Sangre de Cristo. exclusivos de Dios —sus ijia- EMIUO C. MON to. A continuaci6n records que nos bendicen, sus labios con- Finalmente, evocando el tal vez hay otro momento m&s sagran, su eoraz6n perdona heroismo de la >uventud cu- , Terminada la misa, los fie- dificil para el sacerdote. "No — sigue'siendo sin embargo . bana en su lucha actual, dijo FUNERAL HOME les se acercaron a besar las tiene lugar en medio del es- hombre como los demas hom- que "Cuba necesita de j6venes . "SIRVItNDO LA COLONIA HISPANA" manos del misancantano y plendor de la liturgia, sino bres. genefosos y heroicos, no s61o 1873 W. FLAGLER ST. posteriormente, en un sal6n en la intimidad de corazon a Ya al final, el orador se dispuestos a morir por cris- PHONE FR 9-1697 rontiguo a la Iglesia, recibi6 coraz6n; es el momento en refiri6 a lo necesitada de sa- to, sino tambien dispuestos a formerly with Tampa's Leading funeral Home el saludo de sus amistades y que un penitente se acerca cerdotes que siempre ha es- darle su vida, en la entrega Antes uia M ias Maytrej Fwitrarits it lmt* familiares ahera en Miami. al sacerdote para pedir de 61 tado Cuba y fue entonces que total del sacerdocio." ,

June 22, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 * Ttie Qbestioiv "Box M God Love You 'How Should A Catholic Regard Disarmament?'

Most Reverend By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. I am a sophomore attending a Catholic high school. In Fulton J. Sheen our religion classes we discuss various topics, including Com- munism, race relations, church history,' and most recently nu- clear warfare. I am trying my best to remain "open-minded" about nuclear warfare. Our teacher maintains that followers of Christ we Our world of comfort needs to be reminded that we do should stand up for our Chris- not go to heaven on a Beautyrest. Scripture tells us that tian principles and disarm. I Right now our precarious agree that it would be a sin only souls in white robes enter heaven, and the robes be- peace is balanced on a parity against God and a crime r come white only through sacrifice: of armaments. We are e " too against humanity to destroy strong to dare strike tbi. jer. "Who are- they, and whence do they come, these who one-third of the world and its For the moment, the only way are robed in-white? These, the Lord said, have come inhabitants, many of whom we can hope to maintain this here out of the great afflictidn; they have washed their have bjeen forced under Com- "atomic peace" is to maintain munism. But don't we as robes white in the blood of the Lamb." our strength, and to give no hint Christians have an obligation • (Apocalypse 7:13) of any hesitancy to use it. The "This truly is the house of God. to protect ourselves and the morality of our position would AH who are in heaven were once sinners; that is why remaining two thirds of the seem to rest on our assurance they have to wash their robes. On earth one cannot get a world? Please expand on this . that our "bluff" will never be SHARING OUR TREASURE topic and correct any wrong robe white by washing it in red, but in the Kingdom of God called. If it is, then all moral- impressions I may have. I pnnocence comes from the Blood of the Lamb. Note that ists should run for the nearest find myself torn ' between Shelter — and hope its owner Scripture tells us that the saints first passed through Lunch Hour Visit To Church Christian and American prin- has no gun. tribulation. ciples*. A. For your evident ability to As far as we are • able to Interested Her In The Faith think y.ou get an *A in my .sopho- judge the present temper and more religion class. • aims of . the Communists, any Suffering, though it weakens some souls* does not destroy By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN " 'This truly is the house of I am afraid your teacher's unilateral effort on our part to them. That part which suffering weakens in them is always the During a visit to Cuernavaca, God,' I found myself saying, theory of the morality of war disarm,"or any unilateral dec- Mexico, I noticed over the doors 'and the place where He listens laration that a retaliatory nu- part which ought to-be weakened, namely, the remains of the is simplistic. He -would 'solve of a Catholic church the inscrip- to His children, counsels them problems of extreme complex- clear war was grievous to our old Adam. Most of us can recall that the first great increase tion: Entra bueno, sal me^or. and blesses them.' What a dif- ity-by applying only one simple consciences, would upset the in our love of Christ was associated in some way with pain, — "E n t e r a ference between this cathedral principle. balance of power which main- grief, self-denial. It was the clouding-over of earthly prospects g ood person, with its beautiful altar, holy * At least he is a simplist on tains peace. So we might say pictures and statues and the that it would be immoral to ad- that opened a view of heaven to us. and you depart the side of meekness, martyr- a better one." four bare walls of the church dom and brotherly love. I know mit our morality. I attended. That visit was the No one en- some of Jris clerical- confreres Maybe I am just trying to turning point in my' life, for ters a Catho- who righteously propose a sim- confuse you, to show you how then and there I felt that I Gardeners, when they would bring a rose to richer lic church in plistic solution of violence and difficult the problem is. I don't a spirit of rev- wanted to become a Catholic. flowerings, sometimes deprive it of light and moisture for extermination: Communism is really thipk moralists should erence and FAMILY OBJECTS all bad, offensive to God, and run for shelter, but I do think a brief season. Silent and dark it stands, dropping one humility with- "I found myself going back inimical to Christian culture: so they must keep on studying faded leaf after another, seemingly going down patiently out receiving to pray and meditate, again o.Brlen we, with God on our side, have very* hard, and with much to death. But when every leaf is dropped, and the plant some grace or. and again. When I told my par- a divine delegation to extermi- prayer, before they come up blessing from our Eucharis- ents that some day; I would be- stands stripped, new life is even then working in the buds, nate it. Ultimately they are go- with all the answers. tic Lord. Bring a non-Catholic come a Catholic, they were ing to shoot at us; so we should from which shall spring a tender foliage and a brighter friend to Mass or even on a furious. 'No, you must not,' they The simple traditional rules shoot first, with a massive nu- of a just war are still valid, wealth of flowers. So often in celestial gardenings every simple visit to the Blessed warned^'for you would no long- clear assault on Russia • "and Sacrament and 1 not infre- er be welcome here.' After my but hardly useful except as di- leaf of earthly joy must drop before a new and devihe China, and a few smaller bombs rectional markers. The proper quently it will lead to his con- marriage, Jean Benson gave me on Cuba and the-Berlin wall. bjoom visits the soul. Michelangelo used to say, as 'the 1 application - of them requires version. some Catholic literature and chippings' flew thick from the marble on the floor of his - In between there are sim- vast technical knowledge, a This is illustrated in the con- that disclosed the founding of plists who think this whole busi- studio: "While-the marble wastes, the image grows." the Church By Christ and His comprehensive view of values, version of Daphne • Churchman ness can be worked out by dip- • and humble, responsible judg- bestowal upon it of the authori- of Adelaide,^ Australia. lomatic negotiations arid sum- ment. ty to teach all nations till the "I was reared," related Mrs- mit talks ;< and others who think end of timei we shouldn't even speak to ei- In reparation for your. sins, make the robe of your soul Churchman, /'a strict Metho- dist. I attended church regular- "I told my husband that I ther Russians -or Chinese: they white by a sacrifice for the Vicar of Christ and the Missions. ly, taught Sunday school and^ wanted to become a Catholic, never keep their word anyway,. Missal Guide \ It may be a tribulation to send the Holy Father $1 or $100, sang in the choir.- My interest ' but he objected vehemently. and are just trying to take ad- but only through sacrifice will you enter heaven. in the Catholic religion was kin- .So my daughter Pamela and vantage of our honesty and good June 24 — Birth of St. John the dled when Philomena Hefferari, I joined the Episcopalian nature. Baptist. Mass of the feast, now Mrs. Murphy, asked me if Church, the nearest to the One basic attitude we should Gloria, second prayer of the I would like to go with her dur- Catholic. The rector asked me all assume — whether sopho- second Sunday after Pente- GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. V>. A. M. for $10 "In thanks- ing our lunch hour to the cathe- to give religious instructions more or Ph.D. —when we face cost, Credo, preface of the dral.- in a public school, but I told this problem of nuclear war is Trinity. giving for the birth of our twelfth child, I offer this for him that I would feel hypo- the missionary efforts of The Society for the Propagation TURNING POINT humility: it is so complicated "As I had never been in a critical if I did, as I really that no human mind has yet June 25 — St. William, Abbot. of Faith;. We pray for priests .among our seven boys." Catholic church, I decided to believed in the" Catholic re- grasped all its implications. Mass of the feast, Gloria, . . . to H. J, B. for $3 "A small contribution from the go. It is hard to describe the ligion. He was understanding Some moralists have been so common preface. and excused me. Finally my heart to help someone save his. soul." : ... to J. C. and feeling that came over me when, overwhelmed by its problems husband realized how much June 26 — St. John and Paul Friends for $1 "This is the money we First Graders saved I entered this stately church that they despair of a solution, Martyrs. Mass of the feast, and saw the beautiful altar, distress his refusal was caus- and call its morality ambigu- by giving up gum and candy for the hungry children in ing me and relented. Gloria,' common preface. holy pictures, statues, stained ous: good and bad so scrambled June 27 —r Ferial Day. JVfass of mission- lands." ... to Mrs. W. for $3 "May the Holy "I arranged with Father Hoy, glass windows and crib with the that^they cannot be untangled. the preceding Sunday- ind Father use it as he sees fit." . . shepherds and their sheep. A M.S.C.,-.. of Our Lady of the Others find themselves faced Sacred Heart Church at Henley after Pentecost) without glor- spirit of quiet reverence per- with a dilemma, which permits ia and C r e dv, cqmmon vaded the place. Several" wor- Beach for the instruction of of no solution without sin. Pamela and myself. To my sur- preface. shippers were kneeling in silent In truth, at the present time, prise, my husband said, 'I'll : WORLDMISSIQN, a quarterly magazine -of missionary ac- prayer,' their gaze focused lipon it seems that our only hope of June 28 — Vigil of St. Peter come with you, not to join but the altar, before which burned remaining moral- is to firmly and St. Paul, Apostles. Mass tivities edited by Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, is the ideal gift, just to listen.' Three months a flickering red light. boast that we plan to be im- of the vigil, common preface. for priests,- nuns, seminarians or laymen. Send $5 for a one- later the, three of us were re- "While Philomena knelt in moral. We maintain a massive June 29 r— Most Sacred Heart ceived into Christ's true Church. year subscription to WORLDMISSION, 366 Fifth Avenue, New prayer before the crib, I nuclear force as a deterrent,- of Jesus. Mass of the feast, NQW we are a truly united York 1, New York. ' walked slowly down the aisle, and it would lose its value if Gloria, Credo, preface of the family, and every day our holy looking at aU the paintings, we ever gave our enemy an Sacred Heart. religion brings new joy, happi- statues and scenes depicted . inkling that we had serious ness and blessings to us all." June 30 — St. Peter and St. , in the stained glass windows. qualms about using it. Our de- Paul, Apostles. Mass of the SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice The life of Christ was unfold- Father O'Brien will be fense is based on the threat and feast, Gloria, Credo, preface to it and mail it to Most. Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Di- ed -before my eyes. Every glad to have converts send the ability to annihilate our en- of the Apostles. rector of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 object seemed to make the. their names and addresses emy if he ever attacks us. And presence of God so real and yef no moralist can be at ease July 1 — Most Precious Blood Fifth Avenue, Mew York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, to him at Notre Dame Uni- tangible, that I felt as though versity, Notre Dame,' Ind., with the retaliatory concepts of of Our Lord Jesus Christ. Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. I could almost reach out and so he may write their con- the "second strike" with its Mass of the feast, Gloria, clasp His outstretched hand; version stories. last-gasp, dying vengeance. - Credo, preface of the Cross.

Page 26 June 22. 1962 THE VOICE Miami. Florida -r.rMl-YWOOD OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS A I— FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Newest Films Bring Praise And Censure GENERAL PATRONAGE ' Across the Bridge I'll Give My Xlfe Ride Out for Revenge Air Patrol In Between Age Road TO Hong Kong Aiias Jesse James In Wcike of Strant'er Runaway . - 'Stupid' Mothers i -".—..-.....-• , ^ All Hands On Deck Invasion of the Safe At Home Legion Chooses Bafcres In Toy land Star Creatures Invasion Quartet Saintly Sinners Bashful Elephant Invisible Boy Second Time Around Best Of Enemies Invisible Invaders Sergeant Was A Lady Beauty and the Beast Jack The Giant Killer Sergeant's 3 Dominate Scripts Diocesan Programs Sunday Beyond Time Barrier John Paul Jones Silent Call Wholesome Fare Big Gamble La Belle Americalne Slaves of Carthage Bis Jeeter Ladies Man Snow Fir* I By WILLIAM H. MOORING Big Night Land We Love Spy in the Sky NEW YORK (NC) — .Msgr. Big Red Last Angry Man Stop, Look and Laugh „ This summer brings a short Big Wave Last Dawn Sl6ry 4>£ the Count i On Radio, Television • Thomas F. Little, executive sec- Bon Voyage of Monte Cristo 1 Blood and Steel Last Days of Pompeii Stowaway In the Sky , cinema season of stupid, super- : Boy and the Pirates Last Voyage Summer To Remember ; 'Whot Religion Is Not' retary of the National Legion of Cast A Long Shadow Left, Right and Center Swinging Along ficial mothers and sadly silly Clown And The Kid Libel Sword And The DraDragog n ' daughters. If you think I am Decency, has cited a number of Comancheros. The Life of Maria Gorettl TammT y Te!T!ll Me T True \ WCKT, Ch. 7, U a.m. "That I May See" program. Conspiracy of Hearts Little Shepherds Of Teenage Millionaire i trjing to hiss, maybe I am. ; motion pictures "which will pr©^ Crash Landing Kingdom Come Ten Who Dared ; "What Religion Is Not" is the title of a television sermon by Dalton That Got Lost World There-Was A Crooked * After all we are barely through vide movie-goers with a well Away Majority Of One Man ,, Father David J. Heffernan, pastor of St. Lawrence Parish, David And Goliath Man Who Wagged Tomboy And Champ • with a cinematic cycle of psy- ' North Miami Beach. varied program of entertain- Dentist In Chair His Tall Toughest Man Alive r Desert Attack Master of World Trouble In The Sky chologically maladjusted moth- * Desert Patrol Man On A String Twelve .Hours To Kill ment this summer." El Cid MicTiael Stiwoff Twelve To The Moon ers and sons. ; Sunday Mass For Shut-ins "mbezzled Heaven Midsummer Night's Two Little Bears cape from Tenor Dre^im ' Under Ten Flags % WLBW-TV, Ch. 10, 11:30 a.m. The Sunday Mass For The Monsignor said the list erything's Ducky Mffy Crusaders Underwater City You may have seen Angela - ace in the Night Miracle of the HilN •Unearthly f Shut-Ins will be offered by Msgr. Dominic J. Barry, pastor includes films cited by the F'ace of Fire Mr. Hobbs Takes Up In Smoke ' Lansbury's scatterbrain mama Flaming Frontier A Vacation Valley of Dragons Catholic moral evaluating Flute And Arrow Misty Warrior and Slave Girl Secret of Deep Harbor Beware Of Children The Hellions Secret Partners cations we now get 19-year- c Television Commission of the Diocese of Miami. Father warming story of a mute who Bcyend All Limits Hell Is For Heroes Shadow Of Fear Big Money Hit And Run Shadow Of The Cat old Shelagh Delaney's "A befriends a homeless child and Birdman Of Alcatraz Holiday For Lovers Sinner Taste of Honey." This British Black Sunday Home Is The Hero Six Black Horses her mother; 'Whistle Down the Black Tifihts Incident In An Alley Sniper's Ridge drama is England's prime en- Blueprint For Robbery Lineup So Lovely — So Deadly Wind,' a charming tale of a Born To Be Loved Lisa Son;: Without End try, a vinegary (some say rationalization on the subject Brainwashed Irving Idol Spiral Road did something like this in "Rose group of children who believe Bride to the Sun Lonely Are the Brave Stranger At My Door vile) concoction of consider- of miscegenation. Broken Lane Lost Battalion Stranger In My Arms Tattoo?"). She prattles about the Saviour has returned to But Not For Me Madison Avenue State Fair able artistic merit. God but gives daughter Lolita Bridge To Sun Magic Sword The Surrender Hell The Legion of Decency (and earth; 'Stowaway in the Sky,' a . Burning Nights Magnificent Seven Teenage Bad Girl And Hollywood's bright young neither religious training nor Cage of Evil Man In Cocked Hat Teenage Caveman MGM in their ads) caution that beautifully photographed adven-. City After Midnight Man In The Moon Tender Is The Night men, James B. Harris and good example. ; Colossus Of Rhodes Man In The Net Ten Seconds To Hell "Lolita" is for persons over 18, ture of a boy in a balloon;, and Counterplot Manster, The The Man Who Shot Stanley Kubrick pitch in with With similar cunning Cow And I Marie Octobre Liberty Valance " only. 'The Sand Castle.' Crazy For Love Me in Kampf Twist All Night "Lolita," from Nabokov's sor- (whether or not one imputes J>«te With Disaster Mighty Ursus 13 West Street Tiny of Fury Miracle Worker Thunder In The Sun did novel. Both these deal with cute motives),. Miss Delan- Dead To The World Most Wanted Man Tormented Deadly Duo Mountain Road Trapped In Tangiers teen-age girls, headed for moral ey's "Taste of Honey'' segre- Deadly Companions My Geisha Trunk, the Don't Knock The Twist Naked Edge Twenty Plus Two and social ruin, with stupid, gates its odd, English 'provin- Kleventh Commandment Neapolitan Carousel Two Rode Together Escape From Zr»hrain Night Creatures U it forgiven pseudo-romantic mothers. cial characters from the hon- Experiment In Terror No Place To Hide Virtuous Bigamist Fiice of a Fugitive No Where To Go Witke Me When Neither "A Taste of Honey," est, hard - working, British Fnnny Once Upon A Horse It's Over F-ear No More Operation Bottleneck Walk Like A Dragon nor "Lolita" reflects the built- masses, then performs a neat Flower Drum Song Outsider, The Walking 'Target Follow That Man Party Crashers While Warrior in, moral purpose of "The Mir- Four Horsemen of Paths Of Glory Wild and The Innocent the Apocalypse, Pocketful of Miracles Woman Hunt acle Worker," which exposes ALL-PURPOSE Four Ways Out Premature Burial Woman Obsessed Frantic Price Of Fear Young Doctors. The maternal shortcomings of a dif- General Delia Kbvere Rabbit Trap Young Ones, The HOME FINANCING A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS ferent, more understandable Ada Home From The Hill Purple Gang kind. The "Miracle" mother's All In Night's Work Horror Chamber of Rachel Cade buying, building,selling Another Time, Another Dr. Faustus Rebel Set weakness lies in love. All these Place House of Intrigue Ride the High •"ountry or refinancing Angel Wore Red , Hustler. The Rider on a Dead Horse pictures about mothers, sons Aik lot L.C.W.x 4 ik Any Girl I Like Money Hocco and His Brother ALUMINUM Raehelor In Paradise Idi._ Ring Of Fire and daughters have glittered B.ick'To The Wall I'm All Right Jacjc Rome Adventure LUBRICANT Best Of Everything Information Received Roots of Heaven with fine acting. 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The Hebel Breed C c Brain That Journey To The •. • ' Revolt of Slaves lovely looking, quite likable Wouldn't Die Seventh Planet , Right Approach BIG! 2-DOOR 16 ^ 1962 Bramble Bush Juvenile Jungle Rookie /though misguided girl. Her bird- Ureath of Scandal •Kiss Them For Me Sanctuary Cabinet of Caligari Lav/. The Shakedown brained mother (Shelley Win- Ca-n-Can Lesions of Nile Solomon and Sheba LIMITED Carthage In Flames Lets Make Love Some Came Running ters) keeps the ashes of her .Circus c>f Horrors IJve Fast, D5e Young Some Like It Hot OUANTITir FROST FREE Concrete Jungle Look Ir Any Window Sons And Lovers first husband on the sideboard-, Clack in the Mirror Love IN Goldfish' Bowl Splendor In Grass Cry For Hflppy Lover Come Back Strangers When We " flanked by Catholic ikons (re- Curse of" thh'e Were olt Lovers On A Tightrope Meet Daddy-O Magdalena stranglers Of Bombay member Tennessee Williams With 190 Ib. 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Call CE 5-4323 ALTERATIONS on ladies' & girls' College student desires summer EVERYTHING REDUCED ! GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS LAWN SPRINKLERS COPY DEADLINE clothing, REASONABLE. Ft. Laud. work. Type: 60 WPM - Shorthand: DESKS - CHAIRS - FILES For Estimate • Call FRED '1141 S. E. 6th TER. 525-5106 ALLIED LAWN SPRINKLER 100 WPM. N.E. section. PL 4-8039 STEEL AND WOOD NE 5-3463 - Member Corpus Christ! lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells TUESDAYS-6 P.M. WAITING ROOM FURNITURE ALTERATIONS BY 'ANGfE' Shenandoah section • Child care CABINET MAKERS- installed - serviced & maintained. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES Women and children's clothing, days by refined woman. SERVINGS. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 MAIl THIS COUPON TODAY! SEE US FIRST Cabinet maker, Formica Sink Top tipper repairs etc. PL 9-2558 CALL PR 4-3364 FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE, BEFORE YOU BUY REPLACEMENTS, remove tile; Built- Enclosed find' $1. Please BROWARD & COLLIER COUNTIES. INSURANCE POSITIONS WANTED - MALE * in Cabinets, Vanities etc. CALL publish 'Position Wanted' MIAMI OFFICE FURNITURE CALL MU 8-4661 OR JE 8-7073 ad for 2 weeks' beginning GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. I fix LAMPS, FANS, RADIOS & 185 N.E. 59th St. PL 4-1656 FR 9-4551 OR PL 9-5184 See or call us for other small appliances at my PLENTY OF FREE PARKING CARPENTERS HOME IMPROVEMENT ADS AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE home - See JOE, 8405 N.W. 5th Ave. June 29th, 1962: PLANTS AND TREES St. Brendan's Parish - HOUSEHOLD, Continued next page 1336 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 Bookkeeper - Accountant, OFFICE REPEAT SPECIAL!! ! I SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc, NAME ; „ MOVING & STORAGE - !• Taxes, Experienced (Ft. Laud) BUSHY IXORAS - 33c Call John Crimmins for estimate,; CALL 566-0694 - Area Code 305 C A 1-4359 O R C A 1-5676 ADDRESS SAVE TIME - WORRY • MONEY IN FULL GALLON CANS Call Joe Welch Moving & Storage WANTED . Job as Janitor in MELANDOR NURSERY Need a painting, plastering, THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT CITY & STATE r for all your moving problems. Parochial School. References. plumbing, masonry or other Suitable 'V business wishing ti expand PHONE....' Est. 194S. CALL NE. 5-2461 CALL PL 1-4458- 15721 N.W. * Ave.. Wl 7-6»7l 'Home Improvement' job?: „ 8:30-5:30 Daily, . Cloud Wed Days OR MU 1-1102 Evenings. PLUMBER. New work or Repairs, You'll find many varied and Sprinkler Systems, remodeling, WANT TO BUY helpful listings in the 'Home. Loco! & Long Distance Moving Improvement' section of the 'Mart' etc. CALL NA 4-6390 • WANTED . Chest of drawers; used ANNOUNCEMENTS FOGARTY BROS. Position! Wtd. • MALE OR FEMALE appliances; china cabrnets; pots, CALL NE 5-2 42 5 paru etc. CALL PL 8-9408 i WHEN YOU NEED OFFICE WORKERS, When You're Planning a i . ,,, • • Industrial OR Construction, help Ad dollars produce more WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, j OPTICIANS ^_ For Your Convenience • • please call CA 1-5704 • Tuesday, LUNCHEON, PARTY etc. call ANDREW OPTICIANS A Thursday or Saturday mornings. You May NOW The Knights of Columbus Hall • Rx filled -Lens, Frames Duplicated. where interest is greater! Si. Vincent de Paui Society 270 Catalonia Ave., Coral Gables 7501 N."E. 2nd AVE. PL 7-5261 'Call-in' your Classified Ad (St. Brendan's Conference) $35 up. Air conditioning optional RADIO & TV SERVICE to The 'Voice' MART 4 SEE or CALL Bernie Di Cristafaro FIND YOUR ' For the Best RADIO - TV SERVICE until 9 P.M. Mondays HI 8-9242 OR MO 1-2865 C A LL MO-1-9815 OR CA 6-0825 •-.! FOR SALE FLORISTS RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE for the Friday edition. PRE-CONDITIONED AUDIENCE 4 ORCHID CORSAGES $2" SIGNS • BICYCLES Call Miss Thompson FOR ALL OCCASIONS through Voice 'Mart' advertising 4 CA L L H I 6-75 27 EDVITO SIGNS NEW AND USED BICYCLES at PL 8-6772 INSTRUCTION ' Trucks Walls Gold Leaf from $9.95 .ALSO Repairs, ' . Rentals & Painting. SCHWINN • 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 PLEASE USE THE Reach -more than 62,000 subscribers 4 REMEDIAL Tutoring for Children ', Bicycle: . English Bikes, .$29.95. .LIGHT YOUR WAY 4332 N. Vr* 7th Ave. PI 9-5241 with 'Difficulties' from • Grades (averaging 4r5 readers per subscription) 1 to 6. Please cajl Miss , to better business Voice Classified Ads ; BOAT ACCESSORIES 7" " 4 MARTHA . f R 4-7451 • ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. BIMINI TOPS $750 DOWN among the 77 Parishes LEARN SPANISH 'QUICKLY' AT Larry Monahan, QX 1-0805 4 YOUR HOME! Low, easy payments. 2955 N. W. >5>h St. lAll Marine Canvas. Items NO QUALIFYING.- MOVE PLEASE PHONE HI 3-8617 Miami, Fla. in the Diocese of Miami. I Bow Rails, Cushions, Windshields, RIGHT IN-JUST BUILT TAXI yCABS ~ Boat Covers, Pennants, Flags, 4 .'TUTORING at Elementary Curtain*, Pool Covers • - 3 or 4 Bedrooms, 2 Baths JU HOUR CAB SERVICE level - Specializing- in READING ANYTHING MADE OF CANVAS! Call Miss Thompson, PL 8-6772 Serving S. W. Dade POOL - PATIO - MUSIC PROBLEMS - Call Wl 7-2447 •American Canvas Product* CEDAR CAB • CE 5-5552' Central Air Conditioning 4 TUTORING • Grades 8 to 12, CALL F R 7 . 2 0 2 6 You may say "Charge It" WRAPPING SERVICE . Special Course 'How To Study' 1 IT'S ALWAYS AND HEAT - GARAGES also available - EXCELLENT for Headquarters for Railway 4 all students. Call PL 8-1044 for '• Express OR Parcel Post Shipments. A TWO-WAY STREET 75' X 185' LOTS - • WE ARE PROFESSIONAL PACKERS. SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS details, (Qualified High School with' Readers & Advertisers WITHIN 5 MINUTES Teacher' • Member St. Mary's Parish) THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN in the 'Voice' Mart ' 4 234 Valencia, C. Gables HI 4-1773 WESTCHESTER ATTENTION PARENTS iiiHIIIIBIIIIMIIIIIHMiaillllallllllBIIIIIHIIIII Will HELP • CHECK THE MANY-FINE SHOPPING PLAZA, Notejo 'VOICE' Readers outside the Miami area | Keep your child at Grade Level REAL ESTATE LISTINGS ZAYRES - STEVENS; through the Summer, ' Elementary OFFERED IN THIS ISSUE! : WASHER For your convenience you may use this coupon § subjects. Individual OR Group* PUBLIC & PAROCHIAL tor mailing your ad to The Voice 'Mart' | instruction. MODERATE FEES. S PEEDOM ETE R S SCHOOLS & CHURCHES (PIMS* write your ad on separate »h««f) i' Air Conditioned Studio T A C HO METE R S SALE E R V 1 Palmetto Expressway Call MU 5-2269 NOW! S A LES & S C E Factory Authorized (Member of St. James' Parish) KENMORE & WHIRLPOOL American &* Foreign 10 MINUTES TO Addreu , , REMOVAL & INSTALLATIONS Want a 'Result-Getting' ad? Coral Gables Or City lust vhone South Miami Auto Supply, Inc. ^ytg&ljp AVAILABLE Miss Thompsbn, PL 8-6772 6020 S. Dixie Hwy. MO 1-4276. International Airport Phone p,ri»h • Rebuilt Like New 25 MINUTES TO - II ClaMifkation \ Buy. - Sell - Service j DOWNTOWN OR BEACH Ad to be published .timei starting Friday ..196 it CHINCH BUG CONTROL SUNSHINE PARKWAY V.Authorized by FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH HOMES • INCOME PROPERTY Florida room, 2 air conditioners, 6160 S. W. 84th STREET ficers of the three-year-old coun- Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW LARGE furnished room, twin EDWARD J. CHARBONEAU. Rt.ltor garage and sprinkler system. Direct from builder - MO 7-4019 RATE. Call FRANK PL 1-4886 beds, kitchen privileges, $14 175 N, W. 62nd St. PL 1-244) $21,000 - $1500 DOWN FHA cil are: Gene Love, deputy week. CALL FR 4-8369 TWO BLOCKS TO EPIPHANY in HIGH quality painting • ROOFS OPEN 1 to 5 P. M. Owner PL 4-0308 grand knight; Frank Drybala, MARY MULLEN fine residential area, large lot, included. Licemed & insured. Free ROOMS - NORTH DADE chancellor; Raymond Farrell, Retlior • Member. St. Brendan's POOL HOME! three bedroom home, central oil eitimatei. Call BILL MO l-3763_ Near NEW Biscayne College recorder; Raymond McCann, Lots • Homes • Acreage • Rentals St. Monica's Parish • 3 bedroom, fired heat - MANY EXTRAS. SINGLE & DOUBLE, private home. ' ANELLO PAINTING • Interior 7349 S.W. 8th Street CA 6-1311 2 batH (master 11x19) • built-in CALL OWNER MO 5-2841 treasurer; Arthur Newfli, ad- NA 4-2568 evenings and weekends. & exterior • ALSO roof cleaning WILLIAM C. MURPHY vanity with sewing machine - Florida vocate and Andrew Izzo, war- and spraying. Reasonable prices. APARTMENTS - N. W. Realtor room 12 x 24, fenced, sprinklers, EPIPHANY PARISH den. FREE ESTIMATE • Call PL 8-3664 FURNISHED CLEAN Merrbtr • Corpus Christi Parish beautifully landscaped, LARGE ! $500 DOWN ! (Member of St. Mary's Parish) closets plus MANY, MANY EXTRAS Inside guard is James O'Neil T BEDROOM APARTMENT 1 CHARMING two bedroom home. —- !! N.W. 7th Av«. »h. tit 5-2935 ONLY $16,500 - TERMS. HOUSE PAINTING - Roofs pressure 147 N.W. 61sr Street Beautiful living room with wall ' and outside guards are Harold , WINCHELL CALL NA 1-0006 after 3 & weekends. cleaned, coated. Kitchen cabinets, APARTMENTS .COCONUT GROVE to wall carpet, drapes. Indirect Quirelle and Ubaldo Frassine. furniture. Awnings spray painted. REAL ESTATE 8. INSURANCE Pan American Employee Trans- lighting. Dining room. Family William M. O'Brien, past grand Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT' 806'Ponce de leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 Fpjf free estimate - CE 5-4613 ferred • CHOICE & SPACIOUS size kitchen with breakfast room. 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. (Member of Si. Theresa's Parish) knight, was elected as a trus- 1 MEN - fast and neat, free ) & 2 bedroom apartments, living Cpnol front home - 3 large bed- ' LARGE LANDSCAPED YARD. tee for a three-year term. • .•timate, interior • exterior. , room, dinette, kitchen, furnished INCOME PROPERTY - KEYS rooms, 3 baths, air conditioned N£AR UNIVERSITY. '" Kitchen cabinets spray painted, or unfurnished, air-conditioned & heated, huge patio & utility DOROTHY B. FLYNN, REALTOR roofs cleaned, painted. HI 5-5598 •& heat. Covered parking. Yearly MARATHON, Fla. (On The Keys) room. F. T. Harris, FR 4-0403 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) World's Finest Fishing Grounds! P1UMBING . "or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 885 N.W. 17TH PLACE HOMES FOR SALE - W. HOLLYWOOD Holy Name Officers APARTMENTS • MIAMI BEACH TWO lovely, brand new 2-bedroom McCORMICK BOYETT duplexes, live in one side • MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE AT NEAR ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH Named At St. Pius X Plumbing Co, 24 HR. SERVICE JERRICO Garden Apartments • 8300- rent the other. Walk to San Pablo THIS PRICE • $8000 > . Newly $10,200 • 3 bedroom, 1 bath 8310 Byron Ave. Some waterfront 1 with carporte, gas heat, stovo FORT LAUDERDALE We specialize in plumbing repairs Church & School - $1000 DOWN decorated three bedrooms, 1 Vj bedroom apartments, FURNISHED and refrigerator • $500 DOWN, 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. $100 month. Good investment for baths, brand new roof • on 75 X BEACH — Col. OJ. Libert was Day PL 7-0606 $100 month & up yearly. Summer retirees. Write or call Delberf 140 ft. lot, large trees. Call plus closing costs, Payments of installed as president of the St. Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 rates $70 month & up. 3 blocks Chaplin, 743-5161 at Marathon, Fla. owner MO 1-3401 from 9 to 5 OR $68.21 include taxes & insurance. Pius X Holy Name Society fol- to St. Joseph's School, public CALL OWNER YU 9-8338 Phil Palm Plumbing schools & bus. NEAR shopping INVESTMENT PROPERTY MU 8-9547 after 6 and weekends lowing a Corporate Communion x REPAIRS ti ALTERATIONS ft. ocean. UN 5-5556 or NA 4-6794. Near Marymount Junior College COLORED • TWO BEDROOM CBS, JUNE SPECIALS!! in which 87 members took part." APARTMENTS W. HOLLYWOOD 20 ACRES - $22,000. Write L.R.S. 100 X 103 lot, oak floors, FHA •' Call PLaza 8-9896 500 S.E. 16th St. Fort Lauderdale. $400 DOWN. Call owner PL 1-0795 1) . TWO BEDROOM CBS HOME, Other officers installed by NEAR ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH partially furnished - $6500. 10VING PLUMBING CO. DUPLEX apartment, two bedrooms, CBS DUPLEX $16,200, 2 bedrooms Frank Miele, diocesan Holy It CAN INCREASE TO 50* Licensed and Insured two baths.- REASONABLE. Children each side, kitchens equipped. .Near 2) • MIRAMAR . TWO bedroom. Name marshal, are: Clarence NEW • ALTERATIONS . REPAIRS welcome. YU 3-5057 or YU 9-7812 per sq. ft. NEAR AEROJET shopping, Churches, school and beautifully furnished home, T. Kelly, vice president; E. J. buses. By owner. PL 4-1946 indirect lighting • $10,000 FREE ESTIMATES - REASONABLE 6104 S. W. 18th St. W. Hywd. BUY 40 ACRES - $12,000 - FR 1-3779 Call OX 6-2554 24 hrs. Owens, secretary; Irvin T. HOMES • N. E. HOMES FOR SALE - N. E. SWIMMING POOL HOME 3) . PEMBROKE PINES • 3 bed- NEAR EDISON HIGH Sansbury, treasurer and Dr. ROOFING BLOCK TO ST. ROSE OF LIMA CHURCH room, 2 bath, nicely land- NO QUALIFYING R.F. Pelaia, marshal. \ _- JOHN'S ROOFING DUPLEX FOR RENT TWO bedroom CBS, attached scaped • ONLY $11,900 VERY nice 3 bedroom CBS, Leaky Roofs Repaired garage, 79X170'lot. LARGE Father Cyril Schweinberg, OPTION TO BUY 15 X 30 Pool, large patio, 4) • INVESTMENT PROPERTY .'= '. $5 and up. Call CA 6-2790 rooms, natural fireplace, Florida We have MANY OTHERS 2 Cabanas. Owner wiil carry Ideal location for funeral C.P., retreat director for Our room, wood floors, county ROOF REPAIRS $4 up long term mortgage. home • Prices & terms RIGHT ' Lady of Florida Passionist Re- CALL 759-8556 taxes • OWNER • TERMS, SMALL DOWN PAYMENT. WE HAVE WHAT YOU WANT treat House, spoke to the group ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS George Frederick, Realtor SEE 457 N. E. 107th Street LICENSED & INSURED 12395 N. E. 6th Ave. EDISON REALTY • PL 1-2441 AT THE RIGHT PRICE!! about the high ideals and as- ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH Call Joseph R. Facarazzo for^ HOMES FOR SALE • S. W. pirations of a Christian Life. FREE ESTIMATE - CA 1-6671 KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT O'BRIEN REALTY 16 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE 470 N.E. 114th Street ST. TIMOTHY'S PARISH - 2 bed- "*~ 6307 N. E. 2nd Ave. Efficiency YU 9-2096 • EVES YU 3-4428 (Member of St. Brendan's Parish) NEAR BARRY COLLEGE • Neat CBS, room CBS, patio, refrigerator, Cottia* Si Trailer Spaces 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida 4061 Washington St. W. Hollywood SEPTIC TANKS range, draperies, $750 Down, $68 Boynton Beach K-C PHONE PL 4-6295 room, fenced yard, excellent' month. OWNER MO 6-2251 ACREAGE AND LOTS. SEPTIC TANK CLEANING YEARLY RATES • G. W. loithe neighborhood. Owner, PL 7-8094 Names New Officers Miami • Hialeah • All N. Dade THREE BLOCKS TO HOLY ROSARY RADIO DISPATCHED SERVICE HOMES . WEST HOLLYWOOD Church & School • 3 bedrooms, BOYNTON BEACH — Donald HOME - INCOME Near St. Stephen's Church CALL PL 7-1000 anytime. 1 bedroom house, large rooms,' den, 2 baths. Beautifully land- : NEAR ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL THREE bedroom,. 3 bath PLUS Levesque was—elected grand $65 month • includes utilities. scaped grounds. and patio. •THE, CERAMIC Just off Miami Ave. in 60's. FLORIDA ROOM. This knight of the Trinity Council, YU 3-1986 - 5819 S.W. 26th St. 18621. BEL VIEW DR. . CE 5-6585 NEW INSTALLATION & REPAIR Beautifully furnished apartment is an especially beautiful Knights of Columbus during a bathrooms etc. FREE Estimates. STORES - WEST HOLLYWOOD with Florida room plus' LARGE In NEW St. Thomas Parish home. ALL ROOMS & meeting at the Boynton Beach , ROYAL MOSAIC TILE CO. STORE 2CX50' - $75 MONTH furnished efficiency apartment. Owner going • 5000 S.W. 65th Ave, closets are EXTRA LARGE!! Boat Club. MO 5 -3511 Days • MO 6-2442 Eves One block East of Rt. 7 - Clean property. ALL large rooms* Nice Colonial, 3 bedroom, 2 bath Hallandale B. Blvd. YU 3-1986 $18,500 furnished • TERMS. SYLVIA FREED, Realtor MO 5-1800 $15,500 TOTAL Other officers are: Turner ALL TYPES TILE REPAIRS, EDISON REALTY - PL 1-2441 WANT TO RENT HOMES A BETTER VALUE -. Wiggins, deputy grand knight; Bathrooms remodeled; Quarry tile HOMES FOR SALE - MIAMI SHORES porches. Call LEO CA 1-1291 I would like to see !! Roger Horton, chancellor; VACANCY ? BUY LIKE RENT ON 90th STREET UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEANING $750 DOWN ! James Borden, recorder; Wil- WHY NOT CALL US ? ? $195 month 5 years • then $133. BOLAND REALTY liam Koskie, treasurer; E a r 1 y Give your Rugs & Upholstery a LARGE rooms, two or three bed- NO QUALIFYING-MOVE?, We need house listings NOW ! 644,5 Pembroke Rd. W. Hywd. Branning, advocate and Edward * 'NEW LOOK' • For ESTIMATE Atkins Realtor, 226 N. E. 79th St. rooms, 1 Mi baths. 100'lot. CALL Hank • PL 4-0898 Call Ben Hunt • O. J. Powell Co., RIGHT IN-JUST BUILT} YU 9-8550 OR eves YU 3-4424 D. Duffy, warden. Call PL 7-3 4 8 1- Realtors, PL 7-2511 or PL 4-1464 VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE 3. OR 4 BEDROOMS, z\ George Bolgeris inside guard NEAR ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH VENETIAN BLINDS CORNICES 90 N. W. 107th STREET and outside guards are Richard MANGOES ARE NOW CORNER 4 bedroom, 3 . bath, BATHS. POOL • PATIO- EXCELLENT Income Property • 3 Refinished Repairs Your Home Moore and Richard Bowes. Cell STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 AT THEIR BEST. Send « large modern kitchen, built- CBS DUPLEXES . Two large bed- 9510 N. W. 7th Ave. ins, two-car garage, huge MUSIC. CENTRAL AIR rooms, 2 baths each side. Built- Ralph Quick is financial secre- (Member of St. James' Parish)' treat home • Only $4.75 Florida room. Many extras. 'in ovens, ranges, parking etc, tary and trustees are Thomas Open 2-5 until sold. Offers! CONDITIONING AND NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED. WASHER REPAIRS • for 8 Lb. Box (includes 6104 S. W. 18th St. W. Hollywood Whalen, -.Emerson Dougherty ELIZABETH MILANI, Broker HEAT • GARAGES. 75' and Edgar Bushey. ' WASHER REPAIRS - ALL MAKES Shipping cost.) For Call PL 1-4911 or PL 7-9551 CALL YU 3-5057 OR YU 9-7812 Factory Approved • Work Guaranteed, HOMES FOR SALE . MIAMI SPRINGS ! XJ85' LOTS . WITHIN] GEORGEOUS BRAND NEW Pool- Rebuilt Washers. YU 9-1721 Hwyd. TOP quality fruit WALK to Blessed Trinity Church Patio three bedroom, two bath, FIVE MINUTES WEST;, central air conditioning & heat, St. John Holy Name WATER HEATERS _ School - THREE bedrooms, assume prompt delivery insulated, garage, corner lot, LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. FHA • $9.0 month - PAYS ALL !! , CHESTER SHOPPING] Seats New Officers CALL 6025 N. W. 39th Street TU 8-0076 j $17,900. 2601 W. Tarpon Drive, Water Heater Repairs & Sales Miramar or PL 8-7974 (Miami) 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 PLAZA, ZAYRES .j HIALEAH — Emile Janelle .. The BAREFOOT MAILMAN 1773 QUAIL AVE. - 3 bedrooms, was installed as president of " 'The Time Is NOW!* 2 paths, Florida room, garage, STEVENS;, PUBLIC &= II I"4-1 7 7 3 - Adv. sprinklers. Owner TU 8-8938' the St. John the Apostle Holy to 'Buy or Sail' a housa. PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS] Mav we present HOMES FOR SALE - HIAIEAH Name Society during the an- YOUR irivertisine message nual installation breakfast for TRANSFERRED - $400 DOWN & CHURCHES; Palmetto^ . ^Plumbing Repair Service TO MORE THAN 62,000 Holy Name men and their fam- THREE bedroom CBS, tile roof, Expressway. 10 MINUTEs] j LO) AL readers ever\ week? hardwood floors, air conditioner, ilies. Phone Ad-Taker PL 8-6772 disrwasher, awnings, fence, pump TO Coral Gables Or Interl \ Also installed were: George T*Laza 7-0606" " | & well. $12,400 - $79 month PAYS ALL! Owner TU 8-6717 national Airport. 25\ Psinakis, first vice president; % ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE ^ Bill Magill, second vice presi- 90355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-96220; MINUTES TO .DOWN] dent; John Centore, secretary; $700 Below FHA! « CLASSIFIED RATES ^ irlcCormick - BoyoIII Plumbing Co. ^ NO CLOSING COSTS I TOWN OR BEACH, SUN'[ Tony La Sorsa, treasurer and GORGEOUS FLORIDA ROOM, SHINE PARKWAY. 132Q I 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE Ubaldo Frassine, marshal. 9443 Park Drive ~ Miami Shores 3 BEDROOM CBS, 2 BATHS R Count S average words per line Father James Connaughton, $400 Down • $12,800 Total S. W. 78th CT. GO TO PROCESSIONAL REALTY ( 2 Times per fine. 50c • pastor and Jim Cosgrove, of the 1535 E. 4th Ave. TU 5-1155 S. W. 78th Place & Coral ; 4 Times " " 45e! Holy Name Society, spoke at ••' ! 13 Times " " 40c S the breakfast. i Way (S.W. 24th St.). 1 • 26 Times " " 35C« »52 Times " " 30c" BLOCK FROM CORAL Visitation Choir Plans WAY EXIT OF PALMET. [ Call PL 8-6772 SPACE Dance In Parish Hall TO EXPRESSWAY. For Weekdays 9 to 6 Saturdays 9 to 3 The choir of Visitation par- NEWS more information, call ish will sponsor a dance Sat- CA 6-4872 or CA 1-3961. or writ* urday, June 30, beginning at The 'Voice' Mart 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall, 19100 ifour AD dollars may set new records witl North Miami Ave. an ad in The 'Voice' MART MANY FINE HOMES J Box 37-575, Miami 37, Fla; NEAR CHURCHES & SCHOOLS • | Published Every FRIDAY Dancing, singing and refresh- ^ THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT J ments will be included in the '• LISTED IN THIS ISSUE! v Call PL 8-6772 \. Suitable i.i/ tuiimst withini U WpMt- • ,' COPY DEADLINE program. SMALL ADS • BIG RESULTS I PAGE 29 FRIDAY. JUNE 22, 1962 in The Voice 'MART | TUESDAYS -6 P.M. AIR CONDITIONING 30 Reservations Are Confirmed

ARCADIA: St. Paul, 11. Nativity, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace 11:30. For Pilgrimage 8:30, 10. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. Thirty persons have made BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 7 p.m. BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, reservations for the 21-day Dio- 10:15. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8. cese of Miami pilgrimage to BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, 9:30, 11, J2.-30. 10:30, 12. IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe. 11. Europe and the Holy Land, BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, INDLANTOWN: Holy Crass, 7:45. scheduled to leave New York 10, 11:30. JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30. 9. July 29. CLEWISTON: St. Margaret. 8. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7:30, 9, An official of Air France, 10:30, 12. LABELLE: Mission, 9. pilgrimage carrier, said the CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. number of reservations made (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9 10, 11:30, 12:30. St. Luke, 7 8:30, 10 and 11:30. is enough to make the pil- St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphaul (Admin- 8:30, 10:30. istration Building) 8, 10. grimage a success but there DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. is still room for two more School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, 12, and 6 p.m. passengers. The official said it 8:30, 11. might still be possible to make FORT LAODERDALE: Annunciation, Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 9:30 12:55 (Spanish). reservations even though the Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. set deadline was June Home), 8, 9:30, 11. Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, International Airport — (International Accompanying the u- ,esan Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- 12:30, 6 p.m. days). pilgrims will be Father John St. Anthony, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 O'Dowd, V.F., pastor of the 11:45. St. Mary of the Missions and St. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. Church of the Epiphany, who St. Clement, 8, 9, 10. 11:15, 12:30. St. Brendan, 7. .8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, will be spiritual director for the St. Jerome. 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 12:30, and 5:30 p.m. St. Dominic, 7, 8-30 10, 11 (Spanish). trip. A guide from Air France FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, St. Mary Chapel', 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, PURCHASING agent for the Diocese of Miami, Raymond Max- will accompany the tour. 8, 10, 11, 12. 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). St Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 well, chatted with Francis Cardinal Spellman during a visit to Besides the permanent CONTRACT HARDWARE (Spanish), 11, 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m.; 1) a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. Oade County Auditorium, 9, 10:30 12 N.Y. to attend the Catholic Purchasing Agencies Conference. guide, the travelers will be FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, SS. Peter And Paul, 6:15, 8, 9,' 10, LIGHTING FIXTURES 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 11, 12, and (Spanish) 12:55. met at each location by addi- FORT MYERS BEACh: Ascension, 8, 10. St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, 11. tional guides. MODERNFOLD DOORS FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12. St. Vincent De Paul (Central High School cafeteria). 8, 10. Pilgrims will travel by plane Auditorium: 9, 10:30. 9 South Floridians Receive PL 4-5451 HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, '8, MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. from New York to Cairo and 9, 10, 11, 12 and «:30 p.m. St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and then to Beirut, Lebanon. Pri- HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, 5:30 p.m. St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, II, 12, vate cars will take the pilgrims 10:30. and 6 p.m. Diplomas Throughout U.S. FARREY'S (City Auditorium}. 5, 9:30, 11, 12:30, St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 through the remainder of the and 6:30 p.m. and 6 p.m. Sandra Carol Smalley of Lit- St., John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9. 10. Nine young women from South Holy Land including Damascus, 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue 11, 12. 12:55 (Spanish), and 5 p.m. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima 7 Florida parishes were among tle Flower parish, Coral Gables Jerusalem, Tiberias, Galilee, HOBE SOUND: St, Christopher, 7, 10:30. 8. 9, 10, 11, 12. MIAMI HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6. those graduated from Catholic and Leslie Ann Conway of St. and Tel Aviv. They will board na Academy). 7:30. 9, 10, 11:30.. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and colleges throughout the United Edward parish, Palm Beach, a plane in Tel Aviv and travel Little Flower, 5:45, 7. 8:15, 9:30, 5:30 p.m. 10:45, 12. and 5:30 p.m. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- States during commencement were graduated from Mary- to Rome, Lourdes and Paris, er, 10. exercises last week. mount College, Arlington, Va. NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 8, 10. 11. returning to New York Aug. 19. CL di&altfa^ NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica Kathleen Benken, daughter o£ Two members of St. Vincent 8, 10, 11. Pope Receives Newest NORTH MIAMI: Hory FamiJy, 6, 7, 8, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Benken, Ferrer parish, Delray Beach, £xadknt 9, 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. -St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,12:15 and Judy Petro, daughter of were among those graduated Ambassador Of Ireland and 5:30 p.m. from St. Mary College, Notre VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Visitation, 7, 8:30. 10, 11:30. Mr. andMrs. William Petro, all NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence of West Palm Beach, were grad- Dame, Ind. Mary Louise Herbst, John XXIII has received the 7. 9, 11, 12:15. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, udated from the College of Mt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- credentials of the new Irish LAWN SAND 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. liam Herbst was awarded a Ambassador to the. Holy See, OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' St. Joseph on-the-Ohio. Miss It is ... School, 10:30. Benken was awarded a Bachelor Bachelor of Arts degree in His- Thomas Vincent Commins. OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual tory and Catherine Margaret WASHED . . . GRADED . . . Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. of Science degree in Elementary Commins assured the Pope of St. Philip (Bunche Park), 9. Education and Miss Petro, a Quinn, daugher of. Mr. and Mrs. the Irish people's fervent pray- WEED and SEED FREE PAHOKEE: St. Mary. 11:30. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, sociology major, received a Charles F. Quinn, received a ers for the success of the Octo- 12 and 5:30 p.m. Bachelor of Science degree in PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, Bachlor of Arts degree. ber Vatican Council and told the OPA-LOCKA SILICA SAND CO. 10:30 12. Nutrition. In addition, Miss Pontiff of the great appreciation PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, CALL . . . A Bachelor of Arts degree was Quinn was the recipient of an which Ireland has for his social POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8 Internship in Dietetics at St. encyclical, "Christianity and So- 9:30, 11, 12:15. conferred on Jennifer Reed of St. Elizabeth, 8, 9 11, 12. Miami at Seton Hill College, Luke Hospital, New York City. cial Progress" POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman 7. Mil 1-4683 8, 9:30, 11. 12:15. ' Greensburg, Pa. She is the PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jana Louisa Tognoli, daugh- romeo, 7, 8, 9:30. 11. ter of A. Arnold Tognoli, Holly- ADVERTISERS' PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. Thomas H. O. Reed. BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, wood, was also graduated from 10, 6:30 p.m. NEWS BRIEF RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The Sharon Mimnaugh, the daugh- St. Mary College with a Bache- King, (Martin Elementary School) 9 lor of Arts degree in Christian RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, *, ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ross LITHGOW 10:30. 11:30. Mimnaugh of Miami, received Culture and was awarded a SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.ni MAN SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, II. an Associate of Arts degree from Johns Hopkins University Fel- SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, Sacred Heart College, Cullman, lowship to study Romance Lan- WINS St.' Thomas (South Miami Jr. High Ala. guages. SCHOLAR- School, 6750 SW 60th St.), 8. 10, 11. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, II. SHIP VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9 11. WAUCHULA: St: Michael, 8. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, AWARD 9:30. Smut Laws Held Weakened Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. The essay of Theodore H. St. Ann, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9. 10, II, 12. Genest, for three years an ap- ON THE KEYS prentice at Lithgow Funeral Cen- BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines. By Rulings In Past Decade Modern Redi-Mix Plants 8:30, 10:30. ters, has won the Wilbert W. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 8, 7. 8:30, 10. BROOKLYN, N.Y. (NO — been nothing like the past 10 MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, Haase Scholarship, a national in: 10. Court decisions in obscenity years." award for apprentice Morticians. PLANTATION KET: San Pedro, 6:30, DADE, :s 9, 11. cases over the last 10 years "The fact is that today the This year's essay "What Young BROWARD have radically altered society's Federal Constitution as present- People Think of Funeral Service" power to deal with obscene ma- ly construed has made the law was acknowledged best out of AND New Post For Diplomat terial, according to a law school a slender reed indeed on which some 3,000 entries and wins him PALM VATICAN CITY (NO — dean. to lean for the effective social a year's scholarship to any ac- BEACH Archbishop Mario Brini, Apos- control of the universally eon- credited school of ,'~»ortuary tolic Delegate to Indo-China, has "Under the Federal Consti- science. Mr. Genest i the COUNTIES * tution today, the protection ceded social evil of obscenity," has been" named Apostolic In- he said. Dallas Institute — Gupfon Jones 5700 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. ternuncio to the United Arab which American law can af- ford against the social evil is GOOD FEATURES College of Mortuary Science, in Home Office republic (Egypt) by Pope Dallas Texas. John XXIII. minimal; on the other hand, He stated, however, that there there is still some," said John are good features in these Theodore is one of five sons developments: individual free- of Doctor and Mrs. A. H. Genest, C. Hayes. semi-retixed Physician and, resi- doms have been made more dent of Miami Shores for over "Everything To Build Anything" Hayes, dean of the Loyola secure from government inter- 15 years and is a graduate of University law school, Chicago, ference, and voluntary citizens' Archbishop Curley High School. and a past president of the Na- groups remain free to take ac- Mr. Genest is presently in the tional Council of Catholic Men, tion on the problem within the Marian Council of the Knights reviewed obscenity decisions of law. of Columbus of North Miami, the last 10 years in an article Third Degree and Co-Editor of the Marian Council Bulletin. He in the Spring issue of the Catho- Vienna Auxiliary Named is past Vice-President of the Holy 16 Yards Shop The R-B-C Yard Near You lic Lawyer, published here by Name Society, and Member of St. Boca Raton the St. Thomas More Institute VIENNA (NO — Franziskus Rose of Lima's Ushers Club. Coral Gables Homestead Miami (4) Qpa Locka for Legal Research at St. John's Cardinal Koenig, Archbishop of After graduating in September University law school. Vienna, will consecrate Father 1963, he will return to Lithgow Delray Beach Islamorada Miami Shores Perrine Funeral for a required one addi- Ff. Lauderdale Key West No. Miami Beach South Miami His conclusion: in the field Jakob Weinbacher as a bishop tional year apprenticeship in of obscenity law, "there has. to serve as Auxiliary of Vienna. Funeral Directing.

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