Thousands wave greetings as the statue of Our Lady of Charity of Cobre crowd, "there are no strangers In the city of God." (Photos and text of draws near the stage at Marine Stadium. "There are no exiles In this Abp. McCarthy's address on page 7.) Archdiocese of Miami," Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy told the VOICE CCD VOL. XIX No. 27 PRICE 25c SEPTEMBER 16, 1977 Sunday i-lingual Abp. backs special smut fight section

POST OFFICE—is in Broward public money going up in fumes because of gas The quest of those who turn to pornography and ob- contract?...pg. 3 scenity in search of meaning and significance is doomed to failure, Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy said at the onset of Moral Awareness Week which begins this Sunday, Sept. 18. PORNO FILM on life of Noting that Broward County residents are currently Jesus may be shot in facing a challenge regarding pornography in areas where law U.S. if filmmaker has enforcement agencies have been cracking down on adult his way...pg. 4 book stores and movie theaters believed to be violating Florida anti-smut laws, the Archbishop urged priests to remind congregations that it is the "calling of the people of BABYSITTERS? not a God to support the positive, inspiring and beautiful things in role for Sisters any life and to discourage that which detracts from life's sacred longer, says national character. leader...pg. 2 "WE AS RELIGIOUS leaders of our communities, are GRADUATION KISS: While most students are still concerned with our peoples' directions in life. At times we getting adjusted to new classrooms and new teachers, are asked to speak out on civil issues which involve the moral 30 multiply-handicapped children recently participated FAMILY NIGHT—it's fibre of our communities," the Archbishop declared. in outdoor graduation ceremonies at St. Agnes begun already with In a statement on pornography, the Archbishop em- Hospital in White Plains, N.Y. One graduate, Andrea more to come...pg. 5 phasized that "Our sexuality is one of the most precious gifts Sellers, 8, gets a kiss from her younger brother after receiving her diploma for completing an intensive given to us by God. It is this gift which enables us to enter FAMILY MINISTRIES into a life of intimacy with one another, an intimacy rooted program of therapetutic, rehabilitative and educational sessions. not new in the Arch- (Cont. on page 3) diocese of Miami thanks to Father Jim and SOAP leaves dirty residue others... pg. 18 VOCATIONS Aware- Following is the text of staff has previewed the first Mr. Tate is a thief and father, a World War II ness Week is coming up the statement on the TV three episodes of SOAP. The adulterer who is being black- veteran. But a laugh-track and plans are being program "SOAP" issued consensus reaction was mailed by his secretary. Mrs. that registers throughout of made throughout the Sept. 14 by the Department of largely a gnashing of teeth. Tate is a giddy wife who has humor invites the viewer to area to celebrate the Communication of the U.S. ABC has described an affair with the tennis pro join in the greater fun of national observance Catholic Conference: SOAP as "a continuing adult who is simultaneously having laughing at this senile veteran ...pg. 16 Humor is one of those character comedy." That pre- an affair with her promiscuous whose demented antics are aspects of humanity about broadcast description of the daughter who also wants to paraded in and out of various which only fools or series won't be supported by have an affair with her scenes. philosophers are supposed to the first three episodes. The childhood schoolmate who is A MORE selective age offer generalizations. There is series is little more than a dull now a priest. The' Tate's 14- would have demanded that no simple way to account for recycling of soap opera year-old son is bent on the comic treatment of human it. What appears funny to one melodrama in a shallow, beginning his own career of sexual foibles and failings person may strike another as insensitive, anything-goes sexual experience. On the contains at least some sheer cruelty. It remains to be slapstick format. Campbell side the husband is elements of satire and a touch impotent because he is guilt- Classified 20 seen whether the public will THE BASIC plot has to of compassion. SOAP, how- Editorial...... 17 laugh or gnash its collective do with the activities of the ridden over having murdered ever, is without wit and its It's a Date 10 teeth with regard to the various members of Tate and his wife's first husband. He humor is cruel. It divorces sex Know Your season's most highly Campbell families. The wives cannot abide his homosexual and its cartoon characters Faith 11 stepson. The other stepson Movies & TV. . . 15 publicized show, the new are sisters. The Tates have from any resemblance to a Prayers 14 Tuesday night series, SOAP, more money than the Camp- can't abide him and has been flesh and blood human which premiered September bells, but the bizarre given a Mafia contract to context. Its humor, such as it 13th at 9:30-10:00 p.m. on the tributions that affect each are murder him. is, is frequently no more than ABC Television Network. fairly evenly divided. The The plot's preoccupation a belabored dirty joke. U.S. Catholic Con- problems are almost almost with sex is partially relieved When first conceived, ference's Communications exclusively related to sex. by Mrs. Tate's shell-shocked (Continued on page 4) 'Nuns will no longer be baby-sitters' CHICAGO-(NC)-"We organization's four major and individuals to achieve cannot be solved by old ap- Church and how the Church is will no longer be the baby- goals during 1976-77 —to shared goals. proaches, because the old ministering to women." sitters of the world," Sister articulate a theology of The first goal was the contain innate blockages. SISTERS will no longer Joan Chittister told members religious life; to begin subject of a year-long study Sister Joan Doyle, new "fill slots in the Catholic of the Leadership Conference education for justice that will by a special LCWR com- LCWR president, said the Church"' but will be involved of Women Religious (LCWR) lead to systemtic change; to mittee. According to Chicago assembly "seemed to in a variety of emerging meeting in Chicago Aug. 28- promote study, prayer and Dominican Sister Jeanne affirm the things we've been ministries such as drug and Sept. 1. "We are rediscovering action on women's issues; and O'Laughlin, committee doing this year." The LCWR alcohol rehabilitation, the values of traditional to move toward maximum chairperson, the panel's study executive board met Sept. 1-6 theological professorships in ministries but we will not cooperation with other groups showed that current problems in LaGrange, 111., to evaluate Catholic and state colleges continue to be only a labor questionnaires distributed at and seminaries, and elective force for hospitals and the meeting and to set public offices, said Sistei schools." priorities and allocate funds in Doyle, a native of Chicago and Sister Chittister, who line with the results of that president of the Sisters of ended a term as LCWR survey. Charity of the Blessed Virgin president during the In a talk to the assembly, Mary. organization's general Sister Doyle said: "Today we "Our founders set out to assembly, was addressing are very concerned about the change a system but we have more than 500 administrators woman question, about become bound into the very of some 365 congregations of women in the Church, about institutions which they set up nuns at the assembly, which other women, about the Equal to bring about that change," was aimed at assessing the Rights Amendment. This year Sister Barbara Thomas, past present focus of American we will search out how many LCWR president, told the nuns and projecting their women are ministering in the assembly. future. In her talk, Sister Chittister reviewed the history of religious groups in Leaders hit jailing the United States, and pointed out that each change was met with hostility. But, of nun in Rhodesia she said, "Only those who can change survive." Sisty-six NAIROBI, Kenya- protested her arrest and percent of the communities (NC) — Church and media detention and declared their founded before 1880 no longer leaders in Kenya have publicly solidarity with "our former exist, she added. backed American Maryknoll associate and colleague." A MAJOR change has Sister Janice McLaughlin, One of the two dailies, been in the attitude toward recently jailed and arrested by The Standard, front-paged the vows, she said. Formerly it Rhodesian authorities. story of her arrest. The was considered that one Sister McLaughlin, one of government radio and vowed to keep rules, Sister four members of the television stations have given Chittister added, but now "we WANTED: This composite sketch of an unidentified Rhodesian (Catholic) Com- the story comprehensive see the purpose of vows is to; suspect in the June 13 rape-murder of Roberta Elam, a mission for Justice and Peace coverage, and a number of gain life and give life." postulant of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Wheeling, arrested Sept. 1 and the only articles have appeared in other The outgoing LCWR was released by West Virginia State Police. one held in jail without bond, local media on her behalf. president outlined the was press secretary for the The Sunday Nation, in a Kenyan bishops' Catholic sharply worded editorial secretariat for seven years (Sept. 11), supported Sister REA convention Request aid in search before she went to Rhodesia McLaughlin's stand for earlier this year. human rights and ridiculed set for St. Louis for killer of Sister The four are charged with what it called the illegal white- ST. LOUIS—The violating Rhodesia's Official minority regime of Ian Smith WHEELING, W. Va.- West Virginia license plate. Secrets Act. The commission in Rhodesia. It asked how the international convention of Witnesses also said there the Religious Education (NC) —West Virginia state was about to publish an Smith regime could claim to police investigators, as well as were two or three decals in the expose of terrorism and be defending Christian Association of the United rear window and on the back States and Canada will be the Ohio County sheriff's human rights violations by civilization when it detains department, have appealed for bumper of the automobile. the country's security forces. and humiliates "innocent held Nov. 20-22 in St. One had something about the Louis. public cooperation in locating In a statement issued in nuns like Sister Janice." their prime suspect in the coal industry, and another Nairobi, Bishop John Njenga Others arrested along More than 1,200 was of a religious nature. Catholic, Protestant, June 13 rape-murder of of Eldoret, president of the with Sister McLaughlin were Jewish, Eastern Orthodox Roberta Elam, a postulant of Neither the man nor the Kenya Bishops' Conference, John Deary, a white and other religious the Sisters of St. Joseph of car has been spotted in the expressed support for Sister Rhodesian layman who is educators are expected to Wheeling. wheeling area since the crime. McLaughlin and appealed to chairman of the commission; attend the event and a pre- authorities throughout the Father Dieter Scholz, a Police also asked for Persons with information world to use their influence to German Jesuit and com- con vent ion teachers' in- information about a 1969 about individuals and-or stitute. ensure that she receives a fair mission vice chairman; and faded blue Chevrolet Impala automobiles matching the trial. Brother Arthur Dupuis, a Speakers will address "with rust spots and dents," descriptions are urged to In a rare joint com- Canadian Christian Brother the theme of the con- which has been placed in the contact Cpl. D. M. Shade at munique by journalists, and organizing secretary of vention, "Religious vicinity of the crime by the West Virginia State Police members of the two Kenya the commission. The three Education and Spiritual several witnesses. The car is barracks in Wheeling at (304) daily newspapers and of other men were released on $1,000 Quest." believed to have carried a 242-2252. print and broadcast media bail.

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Office of "The Voice" is located al 6201 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Florida 33138, in Entered as second class mail March 20, 1959 al Miami Florida under the Act of March 3 Ihe County of Dade. 1879. Page 21 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, September 16, 1977 Is Post Office gosing the public? Special to The Voice regular gasoline and 49 cents Office of the Postal Service, It has always been part of Analysis for unleaded gas. The county, located at Jacksonville, Catholic teaching that a of course, buys in bulk contracted with Petroleum citizen is morally obligated to belongs to "Caesar." Taxes, quantities and at wholesale Delivery Service, a Miami shoulder his fair share of the and the way they are ad- prices. firm, to fuel postal vehicles at expenses involved in ministered, is certainly one Yet, the U.S. Postal an average cost of 60 cents providing essential govern- area which causes people Service pays from 11 cents to mental services—"Render to per-gallon. The contract is in second thoughts about 14 cents more per gallon to force until February of 1978. Caesar the things that are whether "Caesar" doesn't fuel its vehicles in Miami and Caesar's." A RANDOM survey of sometimes try to exact from other east coast Florida automotive service stations in However, a host of them more than is his just locations, as well as in (Continued on page 9) scandals on the national state due. Jacksonville and parts of one would expect, at wholesale and local levels is prompting FOR INSTANCE, Dade Orlando. prices significiantly below more and more Americans to County operates its motor The postal service, like prevailing retail costs. Hospital question whether everything vehicle fleet on a fuel cost of Dade County, also purchases However, sometime back, Caesar requires of him really from 46 cents per-gallon for fuel in bulk quantities and, the Procurement Services launching Bishops to mark new wing Ground will be broken at 10:30 a.m. today (Friday) for Florida Basilica a new surgical pavilion at Archbishop Edward A. are also expected to par- Miami's Mercy Hospital, McCarthy will join Florida's ticipate in the ceremonies administered by the Sisters of other prelates in ceremonies where Bishop John J. Fitz- St. Joseph of St. Augustine at marking the designation of patrick of Brownsville, former 3663 S. Miami Ave. the St. Augustine Cathedral Auxiliary Bishop of Miami, Archbishop Edward A. as a minor basilica on Sept. 21 will be the homilist. McCarthy will officiate at the The Cathedral, Florida's Bishop Fitzpatrick ceremonies which will first and the nation's 24th, served for more than 25 years culminate three years of was decreed a basilica by Pope in Florida and in 1944 was planning and preparation for Paul VI on Dec. 4, 1976 at the assigned to the Mission of the new facility expected to be request of Bishop Paul Tanner Nombre De Dios, site of the completed in a year. of St. Augustine. first Mass celebrated in the Also participating will be Basilica is a title assigned U.S. in 1565. From 1950 to Sister Thomas Joseph, S.S.J, to certain churches because of 1958, as director of the president of the hospital's their antiquity, dignity, and Mission he directed its board of trustees; and historical importance or restorations. He is also past Thomas W. Kimen, vice significance as centers of executive editor of The Voice While thousands of babies are aborted each week, the president and campaign worship. Minor basilicas enjoy and of The Florida Catholic, emerging science of perinatology, specializing in care of chairman of the hospital certain ceremonial privileges. weekly publication of the both mother and child before and after birth, as at Cardinal foundation. Dioceses of St. Petersburg Glennon Memorial Hospital in St. Louis, preserves life, a All priests who ever concern to be considered this weekend by the Florida pro- The surgical pavilion will served in the Cathedral parish and Orlando. provide operating rooms, life convention in Cocoa Beach. cystoscopy rooms, recovery area, X-ray film storage room, Official— ambulatory surgery facilities, ARCHDIOCESE OF MIAMI anesthesiology area, surgical The Chancery announces that Archbishop McCarthy Smut attacked suite staff facilities, decon- has made the following appointments, effective on the dates (Cont. from page 1) tamination area. Each of two indicated: in love and knowledge. It is this gift which calls us to look for orthopedic operating rooms THE REVEREND JAMES SPRADA-to Assistant delight in living and meaning in life. It is this gift which will have its own portable Pastor, St. Clement Parish, Fort Lauderdale effective im- summons us to the altar of service and invites us to grow in laminar air flow systems. One mediately. our capacity to love and to deepen our respect and gratitude of the units can supply cool, THE REVEREND EMILIO VALDES-to Assistant for one another," the Archbishop stated. fresh air to surgeons who wish Pastor, St. Lawrence Parish, North Miami Beach, effective Recognizing the difficulty sometimes experienced in to work inside "space suits" as of September 10, 1977 integrating sexuality into lives and the "all-too-often im- which, unlike normal surgical THE REVEREND MICHAEL DRISCOLL, O. prisonment" caused by ignorance on how to love, the Arch- attire, leave no exposed areas CARM. —to Assistant Pastor, St. Joan of Arc Parish, Boca bishop added that in loneliness, boredom and in a sense of of the wearer's body from Raton, effective as of September 9, 1977. being unloved, people can turn to pornography and obscenity which hairs and flakes of skin THE REVEREND NELSON CARRILLO-to in search of meaning and significance. may be shed onto the surgical Assistant Pastor, Blessed Trinity Parish, Miami Springs, "THEIR QUEST is doomed to failure for here sex and field. Another room will also effective as of August 28, 1977. sexuality are stripped of their true meaning and become have specialized radiology Upon nomination by the Very Reverend Flavian objects leading to dehumanization. We deplore and condemn equipment which can produce Dougherty, C.P., Provincial of the Passionist Fathers in the commercialization of pornography and the exploitation of both normal X-rays and the Union City, New Jersey, Archbishop McCarthy has made persons, the debasing of so precious a gift, the profiteering of ^fluoroscopic images needed to the following appointment, effective as of September, 6 1977: human weakness," Archbishop McCarthy continued. position pins in joints and THE REVEREND JAMES McHUGH, C.P.-to "We are not unmindful of those desperate in their loss of broken bones. Assistant Pastor, St. Paul of the Cross Parish, Juno. the beauty of sex, for whom the meaning and excitement of For the many surgical The chancery announces that upon nomination by the life have disappeared," the Archbishop concluded. "We are patients whose cases do not Very Reverend Matthew J. O.'Rourke, S.S.J., Superior determined to find new ways, among others through our require overnight hospital General of the Josephite Fathers in Baltimore, Maryland, recently established Family Enrichment Center, to com- care, the pavilion will provide Archbishop McCarthy has made the following appointment, municate our concern and compassion. It is our hope special out-patient surgery effective as of October 1, 1977: that in promoting the quality of love and in revealing the facilities as well as a new main THE REVEREND EDWARD J. LAWLOR, S.S.J. -to beauty of sexuality, pornography will lose much of its ap- entrance, gift shop, patient Pastor, Holy Redeemer Pariah, Miami. peal," Archbishop McCarthy said. escort office, snack shop.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16,1977 / Page 3 SOAP leaves dirty residue (Continued from page 1) of the "coming attractions" "adult" content of SOAP SOAP had the advantaged of for upcoming segments seems makes its prime-time a talented writer in Susan to suggest that an effort is scheduling by ABC totally Harris and of a veteran under way to develop unacceptable. For many director in Jay Sandrich who characters and humanize viewers, morever, the series' knows how to build a situation' them. Even so, any series, no heavy tattle-tale gray residue in terms of character in- matter how well done, that of moral offensiveness would teraction and pacing. It could, limits itself exclusively to the pollute the airwaves at any have been that the original \ more troubled aspects of v time of the day or night. intention of SOAP's creators human sexuality cannot Perhaps SOAP's worst of- was to ridicule the "Playboy survive very long. fense is its cruel treatment of philosophy" of pleasure at any its characters and its viewers. cost while inviting our At the moment, however, We, at least, are gnashing our sympathies for the frailties of there is no doubt that the teeth. the vulnerable. Perhaps SOAP was to be more against promiscuity than for it. Its De Paul Society meeting slated first three episodes, however, HOMESTEAD- The A business meeting and while attempting to zap some Miami Particular Council of breakfast will follow. of the dirt, leave a heavy the St. Vincent de Paul The meeting will mark tattletale gray residue. Society will meet Sunday, the anniversary of the death of Sept. 18 at Sacred Heart Frederic Ozanam, observed WHETHER a witless Church. annually by Vincentians poking of fun at the middle Members from Vincen- throughout the world who class and its alleged obsession tian conferences in Dade and offer their Masses and 'SOAP' regulars (from left) Katherine Helmond and with sex is enough to sustain Monroe Counties as well as Communions for the Richard Mulligan, Cathryn Robert Mandan. SOAP past the first couple of delegates from Naples in canonization of Ozanam, Damon, Robert Guillaume, episodes will be decided by the Collier County will observe a founder of the St. Vincent de audience. In all fairness, it Corporate Communion during Paul Society. Porno flick on Jesus should be noted that a preview the 9 a.m. may be filmed in U.S. LEARNING Learning the Our Father is difficult for these young deaf-mute girls in India. But specially trained catechists like this one bring COPENHAGEN, Den- termed the proposed film a mark—(NO—Danish film- "blasphemy which offends faith and hope to lives otherwise doomed to silence and despair. maker Jens Thorsen hundreds of millions of TO Supported through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, thousands reportedly has decided to try believers." of trained catechists around the world teach and serve their brothers filming his controversial The script for the film, and sisters where the need is greatest. Yet there are never enough pornographic film on the life which portrays Jesus of Jesus in the United States. engaging in a variety of PRAY fc catechists to meet the tremendous need. Filming of the movie: homosexual and heterosexual As our children go back to school, please remember "The Many Faces of Jesus," acts, is slated to be published those mission children who have not been blessed has been blocked in Finland, before Christmas in the with the Faith, with health,1 Denmark, France, Sweden United States, according to with modern school facilities. and England by protests from reports. the public and influential Thorsen got substantial personalities. Israel has financial backing for the film declared that it will not allow in 1974 from a film institute HARD the film to be made there if funded by the Danish permission is sought. government. When Thorsen tried a Public outcries, however, year ago to begin filming in have prevented him from WAY England, Queen Elizabeth II spending the money in a personally decried the project: growing list of countries. Church officials and politicians have united I wish to thank most Reverend throughout Europe to oppose Please remember... Thorsen's film. Archbishop Edward Me Carthy, In an editorial last year, Reverend Monsignors, the and make a special the Vatican daily newspaper, Reverend Pastor and Priests of sacrifice on their L'Osservatore Romano, St James Parish. Rev. Dr. Vincas behalf—to support a Andriuska of Sacred Heart Parish catechist—that they all the Reverend Priests, dear too might learn to pray All business is built Sisters, Seminarians, Acolytes with confidence, on Ideas. and numerous friends who "Our Father..." Here's where to participated at the funeral liturgy Get Them! for my beloved brother Rev. George Razutis on Sept. 3,1977. r.--- Leon V. Kofod photo I The kindness and sympathy of I want to help a catechist teach others to pray. Enclosed is my gift of: the participants brought conso- • $1,000 D$500 D$200 D$100 D$50 D$20 O$10 D$5 DOther $ lation to me and my bereaved relatives. Name 759-0884 Michael Razutis. Address "You con depend upon City State _Zip_ 9/77 Semi your gift to:

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Family Night

One day a week set aside for the family attentive and very open to us," she added. to be together, share and grow in love and The Charles and Connie Rochas of Our understanding of each other—that's Family Lady of Perpetual Help parish play an "un- Night, a program the Archdiocese's new game" (below) which consists of three sets Family Center is promoting, starting with a of cards, light hearted, Christian beliefs and Family Night column in next week's Voice. deep understanding. Someone draws a card But some families have already been with a phrase on it and talks about that idea having family nights. Jim and Barbara "while everyone else listens. It is an ac- Baggot and Tom, 14, Coleen, 12, and Brian, ceptance game," said Mrs. Rocha. Some 9, of Visitation Parish use a "criticism box" phrases on the cards were: "What does (above) to find ways NOT to criticize each space mean to you?" "Describe hell." "Say other. Each member writes two such ways a brief prayer for the person on your right." :-^.r%^.

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THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Pastor of St. James parish, described 9 A program for the spiritual life the group as the chief consultative of the priests, including educational Have you ever wished your family had a priest? Now you can have a "priest of your own"—and body to the Archbishop. The Senate programs for various prayer styles share forever in all the good he does. . . . enables a bishop and his priests from and spiritual enrichment methods to Throughout the Near East each year, grateful the whole diocese to have an efficient benefit the priest and parish life. bishops ordain hundreds of new priests trained way of relating and working 0 Develop a catechesis for by people like you. . . . Their own families are together. Communion in the hand if it is ap- too poor to support them in training, but good As its name would imply, the proved. Catholics in America "adopted" these seminar- group is a democratically composed • Develop a catechesis for A ians, encouraged them all the way to ordina- extraordinary ministers of Com- FUTURE tion. ... In some inspiring cases, this support body that not only advises Arch- PRIEST was given at personal sacrifice. . . . How can bishop Edward A. McCarthy but munion. you begin? Write to us now. We'll send you actually develops programs and # Promote continuing education NEEDS YOUR the name of a young seminarian who needs projects for the Archdiocese. of priests. you, and he will write to you. Make the pay- HELP "THE SENATE is composed of • Include bilingual program- ments for his training to suit your convenience representatives from seven different ming of all programs. ($15.00 a month, or $180 a year, or the total age groupings," said Father LaCerra. 0 Explore ecumenical $1,080 all at once). Join your sacrifices to his, There are two priests from each age possibilities such as sharing of and at every Sacrifice of the Mass, he will bracket, two priests at large, two programs with other denominations. always remember who made it possible. representing Religious Orders and # Form a liason council with the five appointed by the Archbishop. Sisters Council and reflect jointly on "Those five give the Archbishop the pastoral needs of the Arch- Look at the nearest $20 bill. What is it actually diocese. "The Sisters are so involved HOW worth? Only what it will buy. Today, it will hardly the opportunity to balance out the TO buy enough to feed a family for two days. In the representation wherever it may need in so many areas of the Archdiocese" Holy Land, it will feed a poor refugee family for it," said Father LaCerra. "The that they are essential to un- STRETCH FOOD an entire month. The Holy Father asks your help Senate is well balanced derstanding pastoral needs. for the refugees, more than half of them chil- geographically and ethnically now," IN ADDITION to these and BUDGETS dren. Your money multiplies—as you give it he added. other projects, the Priests Senate away. "There is no Big Brother also has a committee for sick and relationship here. The priests were retired priests, many of whom come here from up North. Why not send us your Mass requests right now? given the option to meet in private if Simply list your intentions, and then you can they wanted, but they voted to have rest assured the Masses will be offered by the Archbishop present at the FIRST TIME priests in India, the Holy Land and Ethiopia, MASS FOR . . meetings as part of the close working OFFERED who receive no other income. . . . Remind us to relationship. We are partners in tn •- • send you information about Gregorian Masses, ministry," he said. 09 too. You can arrange now to have Gregorian Masses offered for yourself, or for another, "The group also helps develop POLAROID ' spiritual and professional growth of after death. the priests as well as helping the Archbishop implement policy," said .tlO9 • M PHOTO ID CY Father LaCerra. Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $_ CARDS Monsignor Nolan: An example of policy and FOR program functioning was the youth- ful marriage guidelines which were THE FINEST CARD AVAILABLE-ANYWHENE Please NAME_ return coupon developed by and implemented NOW with your STREET. through the Senate earlier this year. AUTHORIZED offering "The Senate is working on is c to „ .£ - CITY .STATE_ ZIP CODE_ baptismal guidelines now for im- • MM Q Q3 ^ I FOR EVERY THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION plementation later this year," he said (0 n SO it STATE and indicated that study of Com- U.S. TERRITORY munion in the hand would also be ANO • NEAR EAST CANADIAN PROVINCE I FREE CONCERTS I "ABSOLUTELY THE ULTIMATE ID CARD" ' Music lovers will be ' Wanted MISSIONS glad to know that TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President P.A.C.E., that's Per- ORIENTAL RUG$ TRES cJQLIE MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary Any Size forming Arts for Com- PflQTQ SERVICE Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. Any Condition 1011 First Avenue • New York, N.Y. 10022 munity and Education, hone: 638-0885 1776 N.W. 36th STREET Top Cash Paid Telephone: 212/826-1480 Inc., has a new 24-hour 666-7763 Offii al Photos lor U.S. Immigration Service in color. concert line. Call 856-1966 Identification Cards made while you wait. Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 'Not strangers but brothers coming home!1 Thousands celebrated the Archdiocese of Miami, there Feast of Our Lady of Charity are no strangers in the city of of Cobre at Marine Stadium God. One does-not have to go last week. through immigration, or apply Below is the full text of for citizenship, or escape by Abp. McCarthy's address boat in the night to move from May I first tell you I love one diocese, from one part of you, and greet you, thank you the Church to another, for in Miami's Archbishop Ed- for coming here tonight in the Church we are brothers ward A. McCarthy, prin- such great numbers to honor everywhere, we are in our cipal Mass celebrant, bows Our Lady. I want to thank all father's house together, we belong wherever we are. before the statue of Our who have had a part in Lady. arranging this superbly The United States boasts beautiful ceremony. • that it is a country made up of Augustine, in Florida. The This is the 16th an- people from many lands—all homily then would have been niversary of the Mass of of whose cultures and way of preached in Spanish for the thanksgiving by the Cuban life are respected. It can no Mass was celebrated by people thanking God for their longer be truly American Spanish speaking priests for escape from oppression and when it loses that respect for Spanish speaking people. This for their safe arrival in this healthy differences among its soil is made sacred by the new land. On behalf of all the people—when the "melting blood of Spanish speaking people of the Archdiocese I pot" destroys their distinctive martyrs of the Faith. For join that prayer of gifts and characteristics. Our many years this territory of Small statue of Our Lady of Charity Is thanksgiving with you and for country must always remain e Pasqua Florida was under the carried from flotilla of boats to a place of you. pluribus union. spiritual care and jurisdiction honor at the altar There are no exiles in this Even more so, the of the Bishop of Cuba. Church, the Archdiocese, Therefore, when must be "e pluribus union" Hispanics come to the Church one from many. We in the in Florida, they come surely Archdiocese of Miami are of not as strangers but as many cultures—each culture brothers coming home! is esteemed—each brings I am delighted to be with graces to the Archdiocese— you tonight in honoring Our but we are union-one—one Lady of Charity. If I am your because we all acknowledge Bishop and you are my people, Mary as our Mother, one then I too am a son of Our because we all have the same Lady of Charity, I too am an Christ in our hearts, and are exile, I too long with you for moved by the same Holy freedom, for the liberation of Spirit, one because our lips prisoners, for the reunification profess the same faith — of families. though in different If Miami has become languages—one because we "Little Havana" may it also embrace each other with that become a center from which love—which the Lord said will radiates devotion to Our Lady be the mark of His followers. of Charity. May Our Lady This evening we celebrate continue to accompany you in too the 412th anniversary of exile bestowing her favors on the first M^ss celebrated in you in your new home and the United States—at St. extending them to all people.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 19771 Page 7 Leadership training programs for teens

Leadership training include communication skills, may be able to be made if the 23 at Casa Emaus in Opa Georges Bizet's one-act comic program for parish youth project planning, values DYA is contacted prior to the Locka, and number 16 for girls group teen leaders and adult opera, "Doctor Miracle" clarification, campaigning for sessions. will take place Nov. 25-27, also presented by the Greater advisors will be held this office, goals and objectives, There is a maximum of at Casa Emaus. There will be weekend, Sept. 17-18, at the problem solving, and meeting ten teenagers per parish able a Fiesta Eucaristica Sept. 16 Knights of Columbus Hall, the Archdiocesan Youth to attend. at St. Benedict Church, Youth corner Miami. An additional Board and Department of Hialeah. weekend leadership training Youth Activities staff Encuentro is a weekend program will be held in Palm members. Miami Opera Association's spiritual program for Spanish Approximately 50,000 Florida Family Opera. Beach County Sept. 24-25. The weekends will not be speaking teenagers and young Times for both are 9 a.m. to 6 students in the Dade County The high school season overnight programs. If any adults of South Florida. School System will enjoy begins Monday, Sept. 19, at p.m. group is in need of ac- The next Encuentros will professional opera sung in South Dade Senior and Areas to be covered commodations, arrangements be number 16 for boys Oct. 21- English during the next eight continues for 55 performances weeks with performances of until Nov. 10. High schools adopt football guidelines LOUISVILLE, KY.- school spirit and healthy (NC)-The place of athletics competition." The guidelines in high school and the conduct also say that athletic of both participants and programs must be "in har- spectators in sporting events mony" with educational are outlined in guidelines objectives. which have been adopted by About players, the four Louisville Catholic boys' guidelines say, "We expect high schools. players to serve as a positive The guidelines, which example for spectators, by were developed by the schools' exercising self-control and principals and athletic good sportsmanship, and by directors, have something to accepting both victory and say to just about everyone, defeat with pride and com- Facetoface: Moises Ploneda, 17, shows is one ot about 30 teens who have been from players and coaches to passion." Players are asked to Charles Houston, 10, a sculpture of the teaching inner-city children in a new cheerleaders, other students always shake hands with fourth grader's head done in the arts and program aimed at helping both the and adults. opponents at the end of games crafts class of a summer program at St. younger children and the teens. In explaining the norms, and to never "rub it in" when Jude Shrine School, San Diego. Moises one principal remarked, an opposing player makes a "Athletics offer a tremendous mistake. potential for good and also a The guidelines say tremendous potential for bad. cheerleaders and students Student lands record-breaker We believe athletics are a should "keep all cheers NORTH PALM legitimate part of secondary positive" (cheer "for our team, BEACH —Lisa Fitzmaurice, education. But they need wise don't jear their team"); avoid 14, a parishioner of St. Clare's and strong guidance and efforts "to distract the op- parish here, landed a 764- control." posing team's efforts;" and pound blue fin tuna on an 80- The guidelines deal with refrain from "rubbing-in a pound line, and expects to be both general principles and defeat." named world champion specific activities at sporting fisherwoman in this category Last year, Lisa events. by the International Game Fitzmaurice landed MOVING? Fishing Association. this super tuna "Goals of the athletic The fish, which measured wh ich, when program should be meaningful . 103-inches in length and 80- scaled, fell slightly to all students in a school and inches in girth, was hooked in below the 717- to citizens in the community," Massachusetts waters off- pound record. This the guidelines say. "Athletics shore from Gloucester, she year, however, should be a meaningful, said, as she returned here for Lisa's catch valuable community activity, the opening of school. This weighed in at 764 and (should) foster loyalty, year Lisa will be a freshman pounds. If you can't take it with you high school student at please call Rosarian Academy where she VOCATION pRAYER also completed her seventh and eighth grades. The St. Vincent Holder of the present de Paul Store world championship is Mrs. Herbert Allison, of Prince NEAREST YOU Edward Island, who landed a What does it take to be a kruwclearlyttyework 717 tuna in 1969. WEST PALM BEACH Lisa is the youngest of a HOLY CROSS Little Brother of the Good family of five children of Shepherd? We have oper- 2560 West Gate Avenue William R. and Mrs. Fitz- ated Camillus House, gmxrt me evct^/ gmccj 538 24 St. North maurice, natives of Miami, Florida for the 845-0562 Massachusetts. The 764- Ineedto answer

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 / Page 9 18th anniversary of the founding of St. John Viarfney College Seminary was observed recently during Mass Concelebrated by Archbishop Edward A. Mc- Carthy, Bishcp Rene H. Gracida, Pensacola-Tallahassee, and the seminary faculty.

Marriage Encounter S. Florida Scene Marriage Encounter is planning two special Shores. Couples completing the course will receive events this Sunday, Sept. 18, in Broward and a certificate to be presented to their parish priest Dade Counties. when wedding arrangements are made. Collier pro-life head The annual Marriage Encounter picnic in NAPLES-Philip A. Erickson has been Dade will be at Matheson Hammock, First Sisters reflection day elected president of Collier County Right to Life Pavilion, beginning at 10 a.m. Games and music and its pro-life sister-group, Action for Life. will be included in the day's activities as well as KENDALL—A Day of Reflection for Sisters Other officers serving both organizations are an outdoor Mass at 4 p.m. in South Florida is scheduled at the Dominican Michelle Hains, vice president; Judy Hagaman, In Broward, Marriage Encounter will par- Retreat House, 7275 SW 124 St. on Sunday, Sept. R.N., secretary and media director; and Mario ticipate in Mass and have a covered dish supper 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mendola, treasurer. at St. Boniface Church, Pembroke Pines. Sister Dorothy Thomas, O.P., president of Board members also include Jay K. Lucas, the Archdiocesan Sisters Council will lead the fund-raising; Diane Bruns, membership; San Engaged Encounter conferences devoted to "Jesus, the Way to the Chancy, speakers bureau; Marilyn Lucas, R.N., Kingdom." For reservations call 238-2711. KENDALL —An Engagement Encounter for public relations; Linda Carr, newsletter; Lynn couples planning to marry within the next few Goges, March for Life; and Josephine O'Reilly, months, will be conducted at the Dominican St. dement women program. Retreat House, 7275 SW 124 St., on Saturday, FORT LAUDERDALE-Members of St. Miami ACCW officers Sept. 24. Clement Women's Club will be hostesses for the For further information and reservations call third annual Interfaith Day sponsored by Church New officers and members of the board of St. Louis rectory at 238-7562. Women United on Monday, Sept. 26. directors for the North Dade Deanery of the Couples planning to marry should consult Registration for the program which includes Miami Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women their parish pastor or priest to determine whether luncheon begins at 11 a.m. Reservations must be were announced this week by Mrs. Al Masso, they should meet the required preparations for made no later than Sept. 21 by calling 771-6595 or president. marriage by participating in Pre-Cana Con- 566-4782. Officers for the 1977-78 year are Mrs. John ferences or an Engagement Encounter. Steinbauer, vice president; Mrs. Charles Sacher, recording secretary; Mrs. Harry McCabe, Serrans meet corresponding secretary; Mrs. John Pountnay, Pre-Cana conferences treasurer; and Mrs. B.E. Parham, parliamen- Pre-Cana Conferences for those planning to Sister Trinita Flood, O.P., president, Barry tarian. be married in the near future will be offered at St. College, will be the guest speaker during a Commission chairmen include Mrs. Arthur Rose of Lima parish on Sept. 21, 23, 28 and 30. meeting of the Miami Serra Club at 12:15 p.m., Podway, Organization Services; Mrs. LeRoy Sessions featuring priests and laity lecturing Tuesday, Sept. 20 at the Hotel Columbus. -McLaughan, Community Affairs; Mrs. Arthur on various subjects will begin at 8 p.m. in the "The Religious Woman in Transition" will be "Morton, Church Communities; Mrs. John Kelly, school cafeteria, 10690 NE Fifth Ave., Miami her topic. Family Affairs; Mrs. George Miller, International Affairs; and Mrs. Albert Harum, Legislation.

DEPENDABLE SERVICE-OUR RESPONSIBILITY DOMINICAN RETREAT House, It's a Date 'Kendall, day of reflection, Sept. 20, 9 a.m."'2 p.m. Father John O'Hara, PARISH PHARMACIES "Prayer a Reality in My Life." Infor- In time of sickness, and for better Dade County mation call 238-2711. health, you know you can depend on your pharmacy. The quality BARRY COLLEGE Women's ST. ROSE OF LIMA Mothers Club prescription experts in this Auxiliary membership coffee, 10 a.m., meets 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 22, section are listed by parish Sept. 19, Thompson Hall. Reservations school auditorium. All parents invited. location for your 758-3392, Ext. 311. convenience. ST. CATHERINE of SIENA FRANCISCAN THIRD ORDER Women's Club meeting, Monday, Sept. ST. ROSE OF LIMA I meets 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 18, St. 19, 7:30 p.m. Francis Hospital, Miami Beach. Mass at PARK SHORE PHARMACY 3 p.m. ST. JAMES Women's Club open Quality — Courtesy — Service house, 2 to 4 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 18 in the GESU School reunion meeting, 3 parish hall. 10898 N.E. 6th AVE. - MIAMI SHORES - PH: 754-9508 p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17, third floor, HOLY FAMILY school. ST. CECILIA parish picnic, noon to 6 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 18, Robert King High STONE'S PHARMACY EPIPHANY Young at Heart Club park, 7025 W. Flagler St. "DRIVE-IN WINDOW SERVICE" - RUSSELL STOVER CANDIES meets today (Friday) 1:30 p.m., PH: 759-6534 - 11638 N.E. 2nd Ave. (Near Barry College) cafetorium. OUR LADY OF THE LAKES Ecumenical Parish Council picnic, OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP[ ST. PHILIP) DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ST. LOUIS parish "flea market," Saturday, Sept. 24, 4 p.m., Lake Katherine picnic area. Steak dinner OP A-LOCK A DRUGS Sept. 17 and 18 at the family center, 7270 401 Opa Locka Blvd. SW 120 St. tickets available at the rectory or after Sunday Masses. Entertainment. Sundries - Photo Supplies - Film Developing - Money Orders - Blue Stamps DIF'ETIC CANDIES AND COOKIES K. of C. Fourth Degree, Father LUNCHEONETTE & STORE OPEN 6:30 A.M. TO 1 0 P.M. Andrew Brown general assembly new Broward County I J officers: William Bednarovsky, navigator; John Young, captain; Charles LAUDERDALE Singles, 10:30 a.m., IS THIS AN ACTUAL PHOTO OF CHRIST? Williams, admiral; John Muncey, pilot; Saturday, Sept. 17, Calder Race Track See and hear the miraculous true story of the Holy Jesus Castillo, scribe; Howard Gnagi, visit. Meet at Old Towne Village. Cor- Shroud of Turin the burial cloth that bears the purser; Michael Karaty, comptroller; porate Communion, 10:30 a.m. Mass, St. actual imprint or the face and body of our Lord. Michael Vorassi, James Doe, sentinels; Clement Church, Sunday, Sept. 18. FREE slide presentation to any group of 10 or Breakfast at Denny's. more. Call for information and to arrange showing John Parrish, John Donohue, Russell to your group. Call LEE CARLON 661-5552 Peters, trustees. (Continued on page 16) Page 10 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September. 16, 1977 KNOW TQ13R FAITti

Antioch where disciples were called Christians for the first time

By FATHER JOHN J. visited churches and also to CASTELOT the church at Rome. From another stop, Troas, he "It was in Antioch wrote to Philadelphia and that the disciples were Smyrna, and to Polycarp, called Christians for the bishop of Smyrna. first time" (Acts 11;26). These seven letters, in This was about 40 A.D. By spite of the fact that they an interesting coincidence, were simply occasioned by some 60 or so years later, the circumstances, give us an Antioch bishop gave the valuable insights into the apostles. Without them ahead to the church at tearings, dislocation of Church the name by which life of Christians in the first there is no church." Rome was to prevent any bones, mutilation of it is still known: The decade of the second And, in connection attempt on the part of members, crushing of the Catholic (universal) century and reveal the with the sacramental life of Christians there to interfere whole body, come the worst Church. His name was heart and soul of a man the Church, there are these with his martyrdom. It is torments of the devil upon Ignatius, and he has been passionately in love with counsels to the church at doubtful that they could me, provided only I possess venerated for centuries as Christ and the Church. Smyrna: have done anything about Jesus Christ!...Him I seek, St. Ignatius of Antioch. The Church was not "Do nothing without it, but he was taking no Him who died for us; Him I Unfortunately, we know only harassed by per- the bishop in what concerns chances. These words from want, who rose again for nothing about his life or secution but here were also the Church. Regard as that letter speak more our sakes. The hour draws activities as a bishop. But dangers from within — valid only that Eucharist eloquently by far than any near for my birth...Let me his death and the cir- schism and heresy. which is celebrated under I might write: imitate the suffering of my cumstances surrounding it Ignatius expresses in many the presidency of the "Let me become the God. If anyone has Him in made him forever ways his deep desire for bishop or of his delegate. food of the beasts; by them his heart, let him un- memorable. order and peace by sub- Wherever the bishop is, I shall attain to God. I am derstand my desires, let During one of the mission to the hierarchy, there let also the com- the bread of God, I must be him be compassionate in many persecutions of the and his ardent love of munity be, just as wherever ground by the teeth of the my pain, since he himself early second century, unity. Here, for the first Jesus Christ is, there is the beasts in order to become knows it...My love has been Ignatius and some com- time, we get a clear picture Catholic Church. It is not the stainless bread of crucified, and there is not panions were arrested and of a finely and consistently permitted to baptize or to Christ...Then shall I be within me any fire for sent to Rome to be structured hierarchy: one celebrate the agape (love truly a disciple of Jesus matter, but a living water, devoured by wild beasts. bishop in charge of each feast) apart from the Christ, when the world no which murmurs within me On the way they made church, assisted by bishop; but all that he longer sees my body. and says to me: 'Come to several stops, and the presbyters (priests) and approves is pleasing to Entreat Christ for me, that the Father.'" guards apparently per- deacons. A typical passage God, and all that you do is by the beasts I may become St. Ignatius of An- mitted him to contact the is this one from his letter to secure and valid." a victim offered to God. tioch: mystic, bishop, churches which had been the Trallians: These are not the "Let naught of things martyr. There are no established in the area; in "All must reverence words of a detached visible or invisible seek to authentic records of his ancient cities like the deacons as Jesus legalist, but of a man so deprive me of the actual martyrdom, but Philadelphia, Smyrna, Christ, the bishop as the much in love with Christ possession of Jesus Christ! •most certainly he met the Ephesus, Magnesia, and image of the Father, the that he looked forward Come fire, and cross, and fate which awaited him in Tralles. From Tralles, he presbyters as the Council of eagerly to dying for Him. bodily combat with wild Rome, probably about the wrote letters to the already God and the college of the In fact, the reason he ,wrote beasts, lacerations, year 107 A.D. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16,1977 / Page 11 Witness: 7 will die for love of my God' By FATHER ALFRED McBRIDE, catacombs, a word for subterranean ensued. The angry mob beat and O.PRAEM. cemeteries. tortured dozens of Christians. They "If the Tiber reaches the walls. Not true. They lived above applied red hot plates to all sensitive If the Nile fails to rise to the fields. If ground, had their own public places parts of the body of Sanctus of the sky doesn't move, or the earth of worship and were not of a mind to Vienne until he was one vast bruise. does. If there is famine or plague, the conceal their piety. Tertullian says: Even Christians who were cry is at once: 'The Christians to the "At every forward step and Roman citizens were beheaded. The lions.'' '-Tertullian movement, at every going in and out, fury and madness spread as the mob Why did the ancient Roman when we put on our clothes and forced Christians to run through a state want to kill Christians? In the shoes, when we bathe and when we gauntlet of whips into the local arena case of Nero and Caligula, weak and sit at table, when we light our lamps where they were mauled by wild treacherous rulers, it was a matter of on couch, or seat, in all ordinary animals, in full view of an approving finding scapegoats to cover up their actions of daily life, we trace upon and blood-hungry audience. Their own stupidities. Nero fiddled while our foreheads the sign of the cross." heads and limbs were displayed for Rome burned and danced because he Their love of Christ, the joy of six days, then burned and their ashes was able to shift the blame on their faith and the delight they thrown into the Rhone river. Christians. What excuses did the possessed in publically witnessing it We may never minimize the state use? They perverted the did not decline when faced with horror of these ancient brutalities meaning of the Christian Eucharist. dungeon, fire and sword and lions. As against an essentially gentle, peace- Roman officials persuaded the pagan Jesus sang the great Hallel (a psalm loving and charitable people. Nor can populace that the Christian eating of of praise to His Father) on the night we ever be grateful enough for their "flesh" and drinking of "blood" was before He went to His own holy capacity to remain faithful to Christ an offensive cannibalism. martyrdom on Good Friday, as the and the Church. We name them Propagandists claimed that the first apostles rejoiced to be found martyrs, the Greek word for witness. kiss of peace at Christian services worthy to suffer for the sake of the They did more than proclaim Christ's had something incestuous about it. Gospel of Jesus, so these early love. They lived it even to the death. Worst of all, Christians refused to Christians welcomed identity with They speak to us now about the acknowledge the emperor divine. In the cross and marched singing importance of fidelity to Christ and the later persecutions this last reason hymns of hope into the Roman personal principles. The martyrs assumed the most importance, for arenas. would not compromise or sign a the failure of Christians to worship As the blood of Christ became document similar to this: the emperor signaled, to Roman the seed of salvation, so the blood of "I, Diogenes, aged 72 years, minds, the breakdown of civic the martyrs became the seed of the with a scar on my right eyebrow, discipline. Church. In their hearts rested the have always sacrificed to the gods. It was easier to pick on willing anthem, "I will die for the Now in your presence, I have made a Christians in the early centuries since love of my Lord." sacrifice and poured a libation and they were a minority group and No persecution is ever anything eaten of meat sacrificed in the barred from offices of power and less than savage. For example, take temple. I request you certify this influence. Christians delighted in the Rhone Valley incident in the year below..." their religion and were not ashamed 177. A summer festival was in We still need Christians faithful to be public about it. They did not progress. Vicious rumors about to Christ, His love and to the moral live and worship underground as Christians supposedly practicing principles implied. All ye holy some legends would have it. Some incest and cannibalism were ram- martyrs pray for us both to admire stories depict Christians living in pant. A government supervised riot and imitate your courage. Religious persecution By PAUL KOWALIK At least 700 Baptists have beei (Xote: The author requested to be anonymous. recent years, the most prominent, Bap The byline is a pen name.) George Vins. Vins was sentenced to imprisonment to be followed by five y Cupolas, spires and onion domes copiously He was charged with "damaging the i dot the modern Moscow skyline. "Of course, citizens." His crimes included secretly religious freedom exists," the Soviets insist. But a number of articles on religious themes tourists often find it difficult or impossible to preached at a wedding in 1969. and th locate a Mass to attend on Sunday. of money from Reform Baptist Conj Rather, constant anti-religious pressure and Jewish citizens, seeking to emij frequent open persecution have been the rule in Russia, many for the sake of religiou Russia since shortly after the 1917 revolution. are often dismissed from their jobs, oi Early in 192;t, for example. Msgr. Konstanty arrested, and sometimes sentenced Budkiewicz of Petrograd wrote to the apostolic Only a small percentage receive per nuncio in Warsaw, "Our persecutors use every leave Russia. effort to terrorize us and to subject us to their According to a news report, an EJ will." priest was hanged in t! 'Ukraine On March 25, the monsignor. his Archbishop Drohovye by Soviet polic*. jr "havin Jan Cieplak, 12 priests and a layman, all from religious activity, the celebration of Petrograd, were brought to trial on a charge of Mass...and the distribution of the E conspiracy. An observer at the trial was certain The victim. Father Michele Luckyj, ac the charges had been "trumped up." Never- the report, had been warned three ti theless, the archbishop and monsignor were such activity is considered illegal in condemned to death while the others were given Union." stiff prison sentences. Karl Marx, the father of Communis Religious and government officials atheist, but was not militantly o; throughout the world, including the President of religion. Marx felt religion would the United States, protested the severe sentences disappear when the proper social cond: through proper channels. Because of world provided. Lenin introduced militant at opinion, Archbishop Cieplak was saved from Marxist thought. execution, but Msgr. Budkiewicz was shot Holy Marxists oppose religion mainly Saturday night, March 31, 1923. lulls the populace to sleep, and counse The persecution of intellectual and religious accept their lot in patience rather i. dissidents continues in the Soviet Union today militantly for political and economic • with Baptists and Jews among the primary In the early years of Russian op] targets. religion, church property was co Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 KNOW Solzhenitsyn prophet in exile Aleksander I. Solzhenitsyn went to prison a dedicated Marxist. For 11 years he suffered the inhumanity his writings have documented. He did a lot of thinking... and wrote in his YBUR 'Letter to the Soviet Leaders/ 'I myself see Christianity today as the only living spiritual force capable of undertaking the spiritual healing of Russia.' FAITH By FATHER DON McCARTHY piercing blizzard, and in a biting and imperialistic control of other nations. In 1945, a 27-year-old artillery still subzero cold. For 330 evenings Solzhenitsyn was released from Russian army captain who had risen you squinch up, wet, chilled, in the- prison in 1956. His literary debut was through the ranks during the war end-of-work lineup, waiting for the six years later with the novel based was suddenly arrested and stripped convoy to assemble from the distant upon his life in prison, "One Day in of his rank. He had made some watchtowers." the Life of Ivan Denisovich." Krush- critical references to Stalin in a letter So Solzhenitsyn thought, chev urged publication of this book to a friend. discussed and debated with the cross- because of its anti-Stalinist tone. But On his way to the infamous section of Russians who were his Solzehnitsyn's subsequent books Lubyanka prison in Moscow under fellow prisoners. A conversion took were banned in Russia and published armed guard, he felt compelled to place. in the West. shout out his innocence to several "Your soul, which formerly was Thus began a 10-year period of hundred bystanders in a Moscow dry," he wrote, "now ripens from harassment which culminated when subway station. But he knew he suffering. And even if you haven't he was arrested one day in 1974 and would be heard only by those few come to love your neighbors in the expelled the next day into permanent persons, not the 200 million fellow Christian sense, you are at least exile. The Soviet press gave him the citizens of his beloved country. learning to love those close to you." typical prophet's reward by accusing "Vaguely, unclearly," he ex- So despite the pain and him of writing "hostile bourgeois plains in his book, "The Gulag degradation, he nourished his soul in propaganda" and describing him as a Archipelago," "I had a vision that prison and could later say without "psychologically unbalanced person, some day I would cry out to the 200 hesitation, "Bless you, prison, for a schizophrenic." million." having been in my life." Twenty-five years later He has not become a theologian But the three million copies Aleksander I. Solzhenitsyn received and he may not be a saint, but printed of "Gulag Archipelago" the Nobel prize for literature and the Solzhenitsyn has become a prophet. indicate the vast influence of this whole world heard his story. He is not a prophet in the sense of contemporary persecuted prophet. This story of Russia's greatest receiving a divine charism to com- The voice of this man crying out from living writer speaks in language municate to others truths that are the wilderness of Soviet oppression bigger than life of persecution, normally hidden. Rather his will echo and re-echo along the conversion, and prophecy. The ar- prophecy is the broader version hallways of history. He will be tillery captain went to prison a involving teaching and witnessing to remembered for unflinching courage dedicated Marxist with credentials of the world basic truths which he and total commitment to truth. a model upbringing in Komsomol, learned through suffering and Perhaps most of all, he will be the young Communist organization. persecution. remembered for standing alone and Then for 11 years he suffered the Solzhenitsyn has documented defenseless before the massive power unspeakable inhumanity which his the truth about Soviet oppression to and cunning of evil. He summarized writings have documented. He did a enable his well-beloved Russian his own credentials of prophecy lot of thinking. people to seize their destiny and shortly before his 1974 exile: "Even in one year how much regain their freedom. He calls upon "All I had to say is now said. I, time is left for you to think," he Russian leaders to abandon the dead too, am 55, and I think I have amply wrote in "Gulag Archipelago II." ideology of Marxism and to reject all demonstrated that I set no store by "For 330 days you stomp out to line preoccupation with industrial material wealth and I am prepared to up in a drizzling, slushy rain, and in a progress, nuclear military might and sacrifice my life." >n in Russia jeen jailed in churches and monasteries closed, and schools Baptist leader nationalized. Through the years, different degrees to five years' of pressure were applied. During World War II e years' exile, religion was to some degree tolerated. Today, le interests of freedom of worship is allowed within certain tly circulating limitations, but evangelization may not take mes. a sermon place. the receiving Religious literature may be published only 'ongregations. under strict supervision. Bibles, for example, are migrate from extremely hard to come by and may be worth as ious freedom, much as SI00 each. , occasionally Today, occasional worshippers in approved ;d to prison, churches may not be bothered much. But those permission to who worship openly and regularly, and certainly those who seek greater freedom of conscience and Eastern-Rite expression, will be penalized. The worst le 'ge of dissidents may be expeiled from the country, sent vinj, pursued to prison, or confined to mental hospitals until of the Holy their "sickness" is corrected. ; Eucharist." Ordinary offenders lose their chance of , according to personal advancement. They are not promoted at ! times "that work; go to the bottom of waiting lines for in the Soviet housing and other privileges, and their children have great difficulty in being accepted for higher inism, was an education. opposed to Today, 60 years after the beginning of the d eventually Russian experiment, religion hasn't disappeared, nditions were as good Marxist doctrine insists it should. In fact atheism into some observers feel its impact in the Soviet Union is growing. ly because it Archbishop Roger Etchegaray, president of "Karl Marx, the father of Communism, was an atheist, but was not militantly opposed to isels them to the French Bishop's Conference, on his return religion," Paul Kowolik writes. "Marx felt religion would eventually disappear of itself - than strive from a recent trip to the USSR declared, "No one when the proper social conditions were provided. It was Lenin who introduced militant ic change, can imagine the fullness and intensity of religious atheism into Marxist thought." Three pioneers of Russian Communism, Nikolai Lenin, opposition to life in the Soviet Union. There's no doubt that it is Friedrich Engels, and Karl Marx, are displayed on a poster at a Moscow May Day confiscated, Christianity's biggest volcano." celebration. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 / Page 13 "Something about him gets to me...maybe it's his homelessness, word with no place to lay his head..."

his allowance—and here we are breaking our backs to keep this home together to share with him, to pay the bills, to keep the lights and water on, the food on the table, and clean- sheets on the beds. So I told him simply that he had to work out his own contract with us. When you came in, John, I was just thinking about how like that we are with God, our Father. He gives us "I was hungry and you fed me life, a world to live in, air to breathe, food, light, warmth, five senses, all thirsty and you gave me drink; we need and more and when we do think of Him the first thing we do is I was a stranger and you to start asking for more. So I wrote this prayer which which I want to received me in your homes..." share: (Matt. 25-35) Dear Lord, can you explain to me why when I come home at night "Hey, mom!" my ten-year-old and find a new and nameless face to exclaimed as he burst through the greet me, I always feel so repulsed at door. "You remember that crazy kid first? Every part of me rebels in self- John D. who lived with us last year? defense and repugnance at this He's over there on Robert's corner stranger invading my home and it is sitting on the sidewalk." only after hours of just remaining in Well, come on, show me, I his presence and going about my Jesus, I hope I remember to notice I have been trying to live a responded, wiping the soap suds duties as best I can that I begin to you live there. I hope I remember to Gospel-centered life since I was a from my hands. My son led me to the feel an ounce of human compassion thank you for being such a gracious teenager but today, more than ever, I corner where so often before I would for that boy. "host" and to thank you for your realize what it was after reading the find John sitting alone, smoking a But, eventually, Lord, blessings. Word of Life and the commentary by cigarette. something about him gets to me— And when you come to my Father Nuzzo Grimaldi. Hi John—you running from maybe it's his infinite look of house, Lord Jesus Christ, I hope you " The most wonderful experience some foster home? I blurted out in sadness, his obvious hunger for won't be repulsed by my stingy, came to me with a friend in Canada my customary tell-it-like-it-is way something more than the bread I reluctant, unfeeling heart but will that is very sick. I sent her an article with kids. "No," he said, "I'm living offer him, or his hidden thirst for a stay long enough to change that arid prayer from a book I read to try with my grandmother just two word of acceptance from me; his heart into the kind we can offer to our and cheer her up and to live the Word blocks away." He got up and started homelessness, with no place to lay his Father. Amen. of Life. She wrote to me and said: following me to the house where I head; maybe it is the clothes he John finished the page and "After all these years, I kneel invited him in for something to drink. wears —his raggedy jeans, long hair, looked up. and thank Jesus for helping me find I couldn't help but think of the tennis shoes without laces —but, "Is this really how you feel when Him. I cried so much but, thanks to words "I was thirsty and you gave pretty soon, almost without my we come here?" you no matter what, I am happy me drink..." Actually, the Word of realizing it, he has moved into my That's right, John, I really do. when I have to go to meet Him face Life for September feels like an old reluctant heart and won a place there It's no different for me than for you. to face without, any regrets. I found friend because our family offers our and I know then that whatever The subject changed to a lighter Him when I most needed Him." home to youngsters who have no happens to him after that matters to mood and John left after about an M.L. home here in South Florida. me. hour amidst laughter and good Hialeah We got to talking, John and I. Then, when I look into his eyes, humor with my children. You know, I told him, we got a new suddenly they are beautiful with a Was he changed, I wondered? I kid in tonight and his attitude really (Each week The Voice will depth I never even noticed when first don't know but I knew I had and I print responses from readers who bugs me. This kid is 16 and he I came through the door. These knew that the next time I saw him we doesn't get along with his parents. are trying to live the Word of Life. foolish things, Lord, remind me of could be honest with one another. To share your experience send it to He made me burn because he asked you. J.M. me right off when was he going to get Frank Hall, do The Voice, P.O. When next I come to your house, Miami Box 38-1059, Miami, Fla., 33138.)

Prayer of the Faithful Orad6n de los Fieles

(This is a sample prayer which parishes tercession, we pray: (R) (Se recomienda que cada parroquia LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy sera: are urged to adapt to their local needs.) LECTOR: That we may come to see adapte estas oraciones^a sus necesidades Sefior, aumenta nuestra fe. Christ in each other and in the least of his locales, y tomen e'stas solo como LECTOR: Para que en nuestro vivir 25TH SUNDAY OF THE YEAR brethren, we pray: (R) modelo.) cristiano mostremos profundo amor y Sept. 18,1977 LECTOR: That God may hear our VIGESIMO QUINTO respeto al Santo Padre y los obispos de la Celebrant: God's desire for us is that prayers to protect our coasts from DOMINGO DEL AftO Iglesia, oremos: Sefior... we hold fast to faith in his Son and in His destructive hurricanes, we pray: (R) 18 de septiembre 1977 LECTOR: Para que siempre Church. May our prayers reflect the Celebrant: Our Father in heaven, Celebrante: El deseo de Dios para estemos dispuestos a defender la san- divine concern and thus deepen our transform us into zealous, faithful nosotros es que seamos fieles a su Hijo conviction of his love. tidad de la vida, oremos. Sefior... Christians. Make us grow in love and Jesus y a su Iglesia. Al celebrar hoy el LECTOR: Para que aprendamos a LECTOR: Response: Lord, increase bear witness to the Way, the Truth and Domingo Catequistico pidamosle al reconocer a Cristo en cada uno de our faith the Life. We ask this in the name of Sefior que nos haga fieles testigos suyos y nuestros hermanos, especialmente en los That we may deeply respect and Jesus, Your Son, our Lord. Amen. de su amor por los hombres. m&s necesitados, oremos: Sefior... reverence the role of the-Holy Father and LECTOR: Para que el Sefior escuche the bishops in our Christian life, we pray: nuestra oraci6n y proteja nuestras costas (R) Discussion de los huracanes, oremos. Sefior... LECTOR: That we may hold all LECTOR: Para que la Iglesia llegue human life sacred and make every effort 1. What is the religious climate in manage to worship? a declarar la santidad del fundador de la to defend it, we pray: (R) Russia today? 5. How do the early Christian Sociedad de San Vicente de Paul, LECTOR: That we may see in the 2. In the face of years of religious martyrs speak to us now? Frederick Ozanan, oremos. Sefior... persecution in Russia, how can poor and underprivileged a responsibility Discuss. Celebrante: Padre nuestro, trans- laid on us by God, we pray: (R) one account for religion con- 6. When were the diciples called tinuing to exist there? Discuss. f6rmanos en apostoles fieles. Haznos LECTOR: That the sanctity of Christian for the first time?. crecer en el amor para que seamos Frederic Ozanam, who founded the 3. Why did the ancient Roman state 7. What do St. Ignatius' letters tell testigos de tu Hijo, Camino, Verdad y Society of St. Vincent de Paul, be con- want to kill Christians? us about the lives of the early Vida. Te lo pedimos por el mismo Jesus, firmed through his miraculous in- 4. How did the early Christians Christians? Amen. Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 Inside the Cuckoo's Nest The controversial treatment of mental illness, as it is and how it was portrayed in the Academy Award-winning film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," is the subject of a 90 minute documentary special to be aired over PBS, Channel 2, on Saturday, Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. The Jack Nicholson (left) as McMurphy in the Louise Fletcher (left) as Nurse Ratched in program, titled "INSIDE THE CUKOO'S film "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" the film and a clinical psychologist NEST," was produced by San Francisco's public and an actual patient at the Oregon State (right) employed at the hospital. television station KQED. Hospital (right). The focus of this unusual documentary is not issues, nor answers; it is people, their in- terpersonal relationships and their relationship to patients filmed during a return to the Oregon touched by their location work at the mental an institution. The institution is the Oregon State State Hospital in 1977. hospital, as Sidney Lassick (who portrayed Hospital, the 90 year old mental institution in The people range from criminals, child Cheswick in the film) says in the documentary: Salem, Oregon which also served as the setting abusers, drug addicts and alcoholics to persons "It seems incredible to believe it, I can't really for the film. suffering from general mental disorders such as believe it, that these things happen. But it's here The program contains excerpts from the schizophrenia and manic depressive reactions; and it's happening." motion picture and behind-the-scenes coverage of from therapists and other hospital staff to actors Oregon State Hospital, which was founded in the 1975 movie-making experience. Both are such as Jack Nicholson, Louise Fletcher and 1883 as an asylum for the insane, has evolved into juxtaposed with a series of intimate views of William Redfield. All of the actors were deeply a modern therapeutic community. 'Greased Lightning'worth seeing Reviewed by USCC the fault lies more with the Robinson, but Schultz gives Dept. of Communication script and direction than the us little sense of this. He GREASED LIGHTING actors. repeatedly blunts the inherent (Warners) is a car-racing saga Bridges—except for one conflict, tension, and danger based on the life of the first hard-to-believe restaurant by inappropriate humor or black driver, marked by good scene in which he and Pryor awkward transitions. acting and uncertain writing successfully face down racial As a result of the latter, and direction. segregation in Dixie in the late the greater part of Scott's GREASED LIGHTING 40s—has almost nothing to do career is reduced to a montage purports to be based upon the and bears a painful resem- of stock footage of various career of Wendell Scott, the blance to those lone black races, though to be fair, Jackie Robinson of stock-car characters who used to be a budget considerations may racing. The usually comic fixture in white entoruages in have forced this upon Schultz. Richard Pryor gives an ex- the old boxing movies. Then, too, the transition of tremely restrained and ef- Gardenia suffers even more some of Scott's white an- fective performance as the from the film's uncertainty of tagonists to at least grudging serious, intense Scott as the tone, being used extensively liberals is presented in so film follows his career from its in the early stages solely for unexamined a fashion that it beginnings as a taxi driver some ill-advised "comic seems far too good to be and moonshine runner in his relief." true—as indeed was probably native Virginia after World Director Michael Schultz, the case. Finally, one wonders War II to his initial victories who was so effective in at the wisdom of casting so and setbacks in his attempt to COOLEY HIGH and prominent a figure as State cross the color line in racing CARWASH, seems not to Senator Julian Bond in a bit and finally to his ultimate know what kind of film he was part, thus throwing a key triumph. making here. Scott was scene out of focus. The talented Pryor is well risking his life in attempting For all its flaws, however, supported by Cleavon Little to cross the color line in a GREASED LIGHTING has as his friend, by Pam Grier as sport which at that time had many buoyant and en- his wife, and Richie Havens as little public attention focused tertaining moments. These, his mechanic. Beau Bridges, upon it, and he was doing so in together with Pryor's fine as the redneck rival who the Deep South. The risks he performance and likeable becomes Scott's friend and ran were incomparably greater personality, make it worth mechanic, and Vincent than those of Jackie seeing. A-II (PG) Gardenia, as the vengeful sheriff who evolves into a supporter of Scott, do con- Lincoln 169 NEW CARS siderably less well, but here Continental Mark V Cougar INVENTORY Marquis REDUCTION The First Montego Archdiocese of Miami Comet Wonderful World of Disney kicks off the new season Bobcat SAVEUPTO *1#OOO! with "Gus," a football frolic about a Yugoslavian mule Including 48 Full-Power Demonstrators. Come Test-Drive Them! who kicks 100-yard field goals, Sunday, Sept. 18 from CATHOLIC JPeteSchaefer's uyco^ MERCtRY 7-9 p.m., on WCKT, Channel 7. Clumsy con artist Tim Conway tries to mulenap Gus in this scene above. DIRECTORY A complete reference book GABLES of South Florida Catholic -«- M*O400O1 Pome ile Leon Blvd., Coral Gables • 445-7711 11 Personnel and Services Barry auditions will be published in January, Special Charter fare to the SUNDAY! r WANTED 9 A.M. - Ch. 7 1978 Barry College will "The Church and The ORIENTAL RUGS Holy Land audition actors, singers and World Today." 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BERNARD Guild, Sunrise, card ST. HELEN parish picnic, 1 p.m., prepare for the observance of community of faith needs party, 1 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 20, parish National Vocation Awareness priests, Brothers, Sisters and Sunday, Sept. 18 on grounds, 3340 W. center, Sunset Strip and University Dr. Oakland Park Blvd. Games for all ages, Week, Oct. 9-15. deacons. It also need com- Reservations 741-8549. music, entertainment. Baking contest, 1- Msgr. John Nevins, mitted lay apostles," Arch- 5 p.m. Watermelon-eating contest. Archdiocesan Director of bishop McCarthy said. ST. BONIFACE, Pembroke Pines, Vocations, will welcome The Archbishop also men's club Corporate Communion, 8 CHAMINADE Parents Club, representatives from Parish urged reinforcing or a.m. Mass, Sunday, Sept. 18. Breakfast Hollywood, will sponsor a Mixer Dance, 8 Vocation Committees and establishing of Vocations 9:30 a.m., Holiday Inn. Meeting, p.m., Saturday, Sept. 17 in the Serra Club members from the Committees in every South Tuesday, Sept. 20, 8 p.m. parish hall. cafetorium, 500 Chaminade Dr. All South Broward, North, Florida parish noting that parents and friends invited. Central and South Dade "the parish Vocations CATHOLIC WIDOWS and Widowers, Deaneries as well as Monroe Committee exercises an, plan a tour to New Orleans, Oct. 27. Deaneries at 10 a.m. onauthentic ministry in the Information 484-3094 after 6 p.m. Meeting Palm Beach County Saturday, Sept. 17 in the Church. The responsibility 8 p.m., Sept. 19. 3571 N. Andrews Ave., college building of St. John involves the entire parish Oakland Park. Call 484-3094. ST. ANN parish "Patricians" meet 2 Vianney College Seminary. community by providing a p.m., Wednesday, Sept. 21, parish hall. climate in which young people ST. HELEN Young Retirees' tour "Keeping the Faith To Ourselves," topic. A similar meeting for through St. Bernard Monastery, N. 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Coast and West Coast deaneries is slated to begin at 10 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 24 at Youth Federation picnic Mass St. Vincent de Paul Major NORTH PALM Seminary, Boynton Beach. celebrated at 3 p.m. by priests BEACH —A picnic and Mass serving as moderators of the FUNERAL HOME Parishes having a for members of the Palm CYO's in Palm Beach County 10931 N.E. 6th Ave. • Miami Spanish-speaking community Beach Youth Federation which comprise the federation. have been requested to send begins at noon, Sunday, Sept. • 754-7544 • Hispanic representatives as 25 at Our Lady of Florida CYO members will bring well as those who are English- Retreat House. their own food and soft drinks speaking. Mass will be con-will be provided. In a letter to Arch- FUNERAL HOMES diocesan priests, Archbishop FT. LAUDERDALE Edward A. McCarthy, em- jfuneral

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Page 16 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 MA TTER OF OPINION ** ^Editorial) SOAP-What are you going to do? While Broward and Dade counties have lover, lying to his wife about it, the wife forth. been in various ways cracking down on getting out of bed with her tennis pro and Under the defense of "satire" this is pornography, and this week Archbishop talking about what they just did while they coming into the living rooms of millions of McCarthy has issued a statement pointing get dressed, followed by the daughter's turn American homes while the kiddies are still to the futility of seeking fulfillment through with the pro, see a step-father and son awake. use of obscene materials, a new television describe how they are going to smash each We believe that the existence of hard program has premiered which borders on other's bodily organs (illustrated by core porno store and movies in our cities the pornographic. smashing eggs and cutting fruit in half), paves the way for such shows as SOAP in hear the step father monologue about why our homes. Coming into America's living rooms at he is impotent, the reason being that he 9:30 p.m. in most of the country (11:30 p.m. murdered his wife's previous husband to If American outrage doesn't wipe this in Miami, Channel 10; at 9:30 on Channel 12) take his place, the young teen son reads series off the air fast, then we deserve the was the first episode of SOAP this past dirty magazines and no one cares, a crazy kind of social and moral problems we are week. uncle shell shocked from WWII runs having today in this country. So, what are In it we see a husband talking to his through the house shooting at people, and so you going to do about it? CCD Sunday-joined in ministry

"Behold, how good it is, and how pleasant, constant mobility of our people, the variety of learn to speak His saving Word to others. where brethren dwell at one!" cultural groups, and the diversity of interests The challenge we face is simple, though (Psalm 133:1) may be, for some, a sign of organizational chaos difficult at times; we must do it together: white or cultural divisions. Fortunately for most of us, Americans and Puerto Ricans, Cubans and they become a challenge for a better un- Colombians, black Americans, Haitians and The echo of the psalmist travels down derstanding among ourselves that can lead to an Bahamians...together, willing to share that which through history into our times. Indeed, not only is authentic unity in the Lord. It is in the com- makes us unique so that we may enrich the lives it good to 'dwell at one,' but also 'necessary.' plexity and the diversity of our local situation of those around us; together, professing the same Behold, how good it is and how pleasant when that we discover the dynamism of God's presence faith, bound by the same Spirit, and nourished by men and women of faith put their heads and in His Church. the same Lord. hearts together in the ministry to serve the people Let this be the challenge, not only for all of God as Jesus did! Within this context, the ministry of religious educators, but for the local Church as a In our specific situation, the setting of the Catechesis emerges this year with a theme that whole. Let this be the challenge for our families, Archdiocese and its multi-dimensional reality is a provides an opportunity for the people of God to neighbors, and friends as well. Let this be the call for all Christian leaders to reconcile all dif- reflect upon its specific function in the Church. challenge which we face each day of our lives: To ferences and to work together in the Lord. We are Together in the ministry of proclaiming the Word make real in our ministry the Word of God experiencing a pressing call to live the spirit of the and teaching its significance for our times, we can proclaimed through the psalmist: "behold, how Gospel message at all levels of Diocesan and make the Lord Jesus present in our midst to heal good it is, and how pleasant, where brethren dwell Parish life. all divisions with His love. Together in the at one!" The geographical demands of the area, the ministry He speaks to us so that, in turn, we may Fr. Juan Sosa Letters to the Editor

think no matter who or what we are, Dominican Republic, or any other linger in my hungry soul forever. Hand Communion we are always equally loved in Christ. third world country and obtain first Delia E. Ros The priest doesn't always have to hand experience on what poverty and Miami pass Communion out to you, you can being poor is all about. -teen view give it to yourself and by having it in It is obvious that our preoc- No giveaway your hand, you feel like you aren't cupation with comic books; dog food EDITOR: just a person in the Mass, but the and cigarettes, has prevented us of our canal I would like to reply to your Mass itself. from accepting the reality that while EDITOR: current article in The Voice, John Kleyla we wasted our "millions" on Elvis's Concerning the good but "Communion in the Hand or on the South Miami records, "millions" of our brothers misguided Padre Survil from tongue?" (Sept. 9.) and sisters were suffering from Managua, Nicaragua, who "would I agree with a lot of changes in hunger and living in the most expect that those Catholics who the Roman Catholic Church, deplorable conditions. voted to send Lawton Chiles and especially if it has to do with the More on Elvis It is regrettable that most of our Richard Stone to the U.S. Senate will Mass itself. I am still a teenager like information on the poor has come urge them to be strong backers for Tim Johnson, and I have a lot more from the wrong sources. If we would quick ratification of the Treaty" we, years to grow but that isn't the point. and poverty only let the poor themselves reveal to the voters and taxpayers of Florida, Receiving Communion in the us the hidden face of the Gospel they will take care of any Senator who hand is a beautiful way. It's like EDITOR: I am urged to write in would put us all to shame. If most of dares to recognize or ratify this touching or feeling Christ Himself. response to the letter from Ms. Leidy our sermons and homilies were unconstitutional and infamous Tim Johnson said, "it helps you feel and the statements that appear in the preached by the poor perhaps then Carter Canal Treaty, in direct like your taking part in the Com- third paragraph of said letter. the Beatitudes will start making defiance of the U.S. Supreme Court, munion yourself."" sense and the Kingdom that we the U.S. Congress, and the U.S. "It is true that only a priest can I can not help but feel sorry for a pray for will be a reality for us as it is People! change the bread and wine into the person that has such a twisted view for them now. There will be no ratification of Body and Blood of Christ, but once of the grim reality of poverty. If the I was at Guandules, a "barrio" this giveaway of U.S. sovereign this happens we are equal in the idea she has of the poor is one of, and in Dominican Republic. I was with property during this Century or any Lord," Bishop William Cosgrove I quote from her letter, "empty, the poor, I visited their homes, I ate, other! said. rebellious, demanding, frustrated laughed, prayed with them and Arthur L. Denchfield III I do agree with him, yes, but I people" I invite her to go to the believe me the taste of Christ will Coral Gables Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 I Page 17 Family ministries

A family seated together nothing new here sharing a crossed bread.

Many people in the Archdiocese has been and continues to provide help have come to us with comments about to families suffering serious difficulty. our starting a family life ministry. We, These are only a few of the many of course, remind them that the family organizations that have been supportive life ministry was begun here long before of Christian Family Life. Obviously we we arrived. The efforts of individuals in can see that South Florida is rich in parishes—clergy, Religious and laity— human resources. We hope to be calling have been adding a great deal to im- upon much of this talent and seeking out proving family life in this Archdiocese new interest in the family life ministry for many years. we all share. The movements and communities There is one person, in particular, within the church have provided real that we know has been a prime mover enrichment. Spanish and English in the Archdiocesan Family Life Marriage Encounters have brought new Ministry. We here at the Family life and renewal of Christian love in Enrichment Center are indebted to many marriages. Spanish and English Father James Reynolds for the work Christian Family Movements have that he has done and the time he has given families tools for strengthening given in family life ministry. He has their relationships. Cursillo and touched many people in a variety of Charismatic Renewal have encouraged ways and has truly shone forth our the importance of family life in their Lord's love to His families. We all owe programs and philosophies. The St. much to Father Jim and are deeply Vincent de Paul Society and the Arch- grateful he has agreed to become the diocesan Council of Catholic Women Chairman of the Board of Directors for have been of service to families and the Family Enrichment Center. have fought for legislation that favors —Terry Reilly families. Our Catholic Service Bureau

By Fr. John Dietzen

Women allowed to be lectors at Mass?

Q. Is it true that women are now allowed liturgy: "In the liturgical celebration, as in like to receive Communion under both to be lectors (readers) at Mass? If so, why are other facets of the Church's life, there should species. She doesn't like the taste when she there so many churches where only men have be no discrimination or apparent drinks from the chalice, or even when the this privilege? We are in a small parish and discrimination against women." Host is dipped into the Wine. Would it be have some women lectors. Visitors from other By now these are fairly old decrees, so offensive to ask the priest to use another kind places, however, sometimes tell us that they it's likely that all priests are familiar with of wine? do not like the idea, and that only men are them. A. First, good for you for having a five- allowed in the sanctuary. (Fla.) year-old who goes to Holy Communion. We A. According to present liturgical Q. I read in the Catholic Bible that pork presume, of course, that she knows what she regulations, women have almost the same meat is not supposed to be eaten. How about is doing. Certainly most five- and six-year- right to liturgical ministry as do men. This bacon and grease from it? (111.) olds, especially those in good Catholic homes, includes leading the singing, directing A. The dietary laws of the Jews of the have the capacity to understand all the liturgical participation, acting as com- Old Testament were established for a com- Eucharistic theology the Church requires of mentator, reading Scripture, serving as plicated combination of religious, health and them for receiving this Sacrament. extraordinary ministers of the Eucharist. cultural reasons. Christians, including As for the wine, she's not alone. It can (For reasons that are left unstated, one ex- Catholics, are in no way obliged to follow bother adults, too, including some priests. ception is actual assistance at the altar as a them. There may, in fact, be medical reasons in- Mass server.) It is true that Jesus respected these volved, such as diabetes, which could prompt By decree of the Congregation on Divine regulations most of the time in His life, but as individual not to want even the small Worship, only those qualifications may be that was because He was a Jew, living in a amount of wine received at Communion. required of women as are required of men- Jewish culture, and dealing almost ex- It's surely all right to mention it to the worthiness of life, and so on. The same decree clusively with fellow Jews. At the same time, priest if you wish. Communion under both also requires that when women do read the He frequently showed that He considered species is optional, even when it is offered at a Scripture, they do so where the other Himself above those laws and was able to particular Mass. Your child should know that readings are proclaimed, so that a single place change them if He wished. Not only did He she may pass up drinking from the chalice is reserved for all biblical readings. In other refuse to bind his future followers to such and still receive the entire Sacrament, the words, it is no longer stipulated, as it once regulations, He insisted that they are living Body and Blood of Christ. was, that women remain outside the sanc- obligated to, and would be identified by, tuary. Whatever a woman does, she should do other things than what they eat and drink. in the most appropriate place. (Questions for this column should be The American bishops emphasized the sent to Father Dietzen, 1113 W. Bradley, same thing in a 1971 statement on the Q. Our five-year-old daughter doesn't Peoria, 111. 61606.) Page 18 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 By Msgr. James J. Walsh It seems Dr. Barnard has lost heart

Hitler's was. of unforseen circumstances which can only be On the much lighter side. Here's an unex- maintained with difficulty after a certain age." There is something passing sad and pected item in the current history of women's By contrast, the writer said, the pope's strangely ironic in the news that the famed South liberation and achievement. The youngest master ministry is a "task of direction from above, African heart surgeon, Dr. Christian Barnard, brewer in Germany is a nun. Sister Doris demanding more than physical energy, a quick, has entered into a death pact with his brother. He Englehard, 28, outshone 26 men to win her master alert mind, a heart full of charity, and a deep and announced a few weeks ago that "if ever one brewer's diploma. She and another nun turn out a proven experience to 'confirm' his brethren." His brother's health had degenerated to the point that stream of beer every year in their convent argument concluded that "age does not create for life was not worthy living, the other would help enterprise to pay expenses. They brew 3,300 the pope the practical problem it poses for him commit suicide." pints from barley grown on the convent farm. bishops." This man has called the attention of the There's more than one way to keep a convent It is interesting to realize that the Vatican world to man's instinct to preserve his life at any going. Council while urging that bishops retire at 75 did cost. His heart transplants, while still needing not include the Pope in their recommendation. great improvement, have pointed the way for the Two items from the Vatican have hit papers In the nearly two thousand year history only future. It seems inevitable that many will benefit around the world. Because of Pope Paul's ap- one successor of St. Peter, Celestine V, retired in time from this extraordinary surgical proaching 80th birthday the 26th of this month, voluntarily. And if you know the story of poor procedure. So how strange for the doctor to be rumors have been gathering momentum that he Pope Celestine, how they disturbed him in his talking about ending his own life, when all his will retire soon. Perhaps the mandatory mountain retreat while busy with his prayers and energies have been directed to preserving life in retirement of bishops at the age of 75 has led penances, and practically forced him down to others. many to think that the Holy Father will indeed Rome for coronation, you can understand why he The L'Osservatore Romano in an editorial turn the responsibility of guiding the Church to a begged out after only 122 days. asked, "For what purpose, Dr. Barnard, do you successor. struggle so much to make a new heart beat in a However, Father Vergillo Levi in a front The last item has to do with Fr. John J. patient's breast, knowing all the while that no page editorial in the Vatican newspaper stated McNeill, the Jesuit priest who for several years matter what the results of the operation, the flatly that the pope cannot retire. He said, "The has been urging a change of attitude in the patient faces a life full of problems and not ministry of Peter (papacy) cannot be confused Church towards homosexuality. He published a without suffering." with the presidency of a republic or with a book last year, "The Church and the The paper suggested that the brothers seem managerial contract, nor can the Church be Homosexual," which created a stir. After to be seeking to "legitimize and spread the confused with a democracy. reviewing the effects of the book and the content criminal procedure of euthanasia." "The papacy is a permanent ministry which of his many public talks, his superior general, Fr. Suffering is the law of life and in the divine according to law can be interrupted before death Pedro Arrupe sent him a Vatican order to stop plan has a purpose. God cannot operate with an only by the real impossibility of exercising it." making public statements on the subject. It was evil purpose in mind. The suffering of invalidism The priest insists Pope Paul's situation is dif- explained that the Vatican action was not "a in the viewpoint of the Author of life may be more ferent from that of bishops who must retire at 75. canonical sanction or penalty or a condemnation valuable in the perfecting process of a human He explained that the bishop of a diocese has a of the man or his theological competence." being than his most energetic, productive years. ministry which demands much physical energy, Father McNeill stated he has not retracted God's value system is not based on utility. that he must be ceaselessly available "in all sorts his views, but would obey the order. Fr. John Reedy, CSX, Silencing Fr. McNeil won't work

Unfolding events have a Regarding the problem of on the attitudes and actions of reasons should be fully and way of leaving journalists Church authority, there's no parish priests, religious publicly explained. with egg on their faces—and question that the present educators and individuals. This is a matter of I'm no exception. pastoral teaching contradicts THERE IS a real justice, of respect for the Just a couple of weeks McNeill's thesis that problem here. We need person who has rights in the ago I wrote that the system enlightened moral theology academic freedom in the community of the Church; it by which Church authorities justifies a more tolerant Church; we also need some is also a necessity for effective informally silenced priests judgment on the lives and degree of pastoral order. And pastoral communication in the "has now become obsolete." actions of homosexuals. I don't know how this tension Church. Not quite! THE PRESENT official can be resolved. THE SILENCING of Jesuit John J. McNeill, stance of the Church is clear: I have much less problem Father McNeill will not who wrote The Church and the While persons are to be dealt in judging that this kind of achieve its purpose, even Homosexual, has been ordered with compassionatly, administrative silencing is though he accepts the order. to make no more public homosexual activity in itself inappropriate for the Church His book is publicly statements, in speech or can never be regarded as other in our day. I suspect it was available; the current order writing, on this subject. than immoral. always inappropriate, but I'm will probably cause more THE ORDER came from Given that official sure that it clearly offends our people to read it. Because the Vatican's Congregation teaching, there is obviously current sensitivity regarding Church authorities have not for the Doctrine of the Faith still room for scholarly in- the right of due process. spelled out the specific and Father McNeill (in a vestigation of the subject. There is room for in- problems it raises and the response which I find very This is obvious from the fact formal discussion and pastoral reasons for the edifying) has agreed to obey that, after two years of suggestions. There is decision, many people are the order. theological examination of his probably some justification going to see this action as a But there are problems manuscript, McNeill was for Church authorities to come continuation of the policies here. Church authorities have given official permission to to a final conclusion that the which imposed silence on men a real problem in the fading have it published. specific pastoral situation can like John Courtney Murray distinction between scholarly And it's likely that require some restraint on how, and Teilhard de Chardin. discussion and pastoral ad- Church authorities would when and where a very Whether we agree with vocacy. have been perfectly willing to sensitive thesis should be the final judgment or not, a And a lot of us have a have his thesis advocated and advanced. more understandable problem with a restriction, debated among theologians. But such a restriction of argument can be made which clearly amounts to a Today, however, such a freedom should always be regarding the pastoral dif- penalty, imposed by ad- thesis cannot be restricted to narrowly defined, exercised in ficulty involved in Father ministrative fiat, apparently theological discussion; it is procedures which permit full McNeill's thesis. without due process, without reported, popularized, discussion and a process of But this argument was any public justification of the probably distorted...and it has appeal. And if restraints are obscured by the way in which specific causes for the order. an immediate pastoral impact finally imposed; the specific the judgment was imposed.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 / Page 19 Abp. Bernardin lauds Carter on human rights

By JIM CASTELLI later told a press conference at everything else," Archbishop of Bishops to be held in Rome Administration's proposals on WASHINGTON-(NC) USCC headquarters that he Bernardin said, "we must wait in October. such other issues as un- --Archbishop Joseph was sure that Carter's em- and see." During the meeting with documented aliens, un- Bernardin of Cincinnati, phasis on human rights in But, he said, Carter Carter, Archbishop Bernardin employment and welfare president of the U.S. foreign policy was "a very assured him that he took said, he reaffirmed the reform; and, while there might bishops' conferences, praised firm and sincere com- every opportunity to highlight ' bishops' support for the new be differences about par- President Jimmy Carter's mitment." human rights. Archbishop Panama Canal Treaty Carter ticulars, we are generally "staunch commitment" to "I've heard rumblings Bernardin said he agreed that supports. He said the bishops supportive of the thrust of his human rights following a half (from Church leaders in other Carter had helped create would offer congressional initiatives in these areas." hour meeting with Carter countries) to the effect that "much more visibility" for the testimony at the appropriate Sept. 12. some good is coming from human rights issue. time. Divorced Catholics Archbishop Bernardin this," he said, "but I'm not Archbishop Bernardin Archbishop Bernardin was accompanied by Bishop able at this time to document said he had requested the said he also briefly discussed to meet in October Thomas Kelly, general them." meeting to discuss the Ad- some domestic issues. He said NOTRE DAME, Ind. - secretary of the National He said Carter told him it ministration's human rights he told Carter that he wanted (NC) —The sixth national Conference of Catholic was impossible to implement a policy as a result of questions "to take this opportunity to meeting of the North Bishops and its civil agency, human rights policy uniformly he heard from bishops around commend him for his op- American Conference of _ihe U.S. Catholic Conference in all nations, an approach the world about "how firm position to federal funding or Separated and Divorced (USCC). Both bishops met Archbishop Bernardin termed and lasting the present U.S. to, encouragement of abor- Catholics will be held at with Carter, Vice President "realistic." emphasis will prove to be." tion." the University of Notre Dame Walter Mondale and national "It would be premature He said he was asked "Finally, as the meeting Oct. 14-16. Organizers expect security advisor Zbigniewi to say I'm totally satisfied" such questions informally at was ending," Archbishop more than 400 people to at- Brzezinski and then met for an with the implementation of an inter-American bishops' Bernardin said in a statement tend. hour with members of the Carter's policy, he said, meeting in Medellin, released at the press con- The conference will National Security Council because Carter has had only Columbia, over the summer ference, "I told the President feature speakers, workshops, staff. "a relatively short period of and expected more such that the bishops' conference is worship services and social Archbishop Bernardin time" to implement it. "Like questions at the world Synod intensely interested in the activities.

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DOLEMBA ROOFING SAVE TIME AND MONEY YOU. 27 S.W. 27 Ave. Call 642-6515 981-1411 CALL RAUL 264-2351 Mary's) 757-3875 or 757-1521 482-2362 20256 Old Cutler Road. Call CE 5-4323 Licensed and Ins. Cert. No. 0966 887-6716 Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16,1977 CMSSKD4

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VOICE 5-PERSONALS I3-HELP WANTED 25-TOOL RENTALS 40-APARTMENTS FOR RENT DADE 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Miami Council OVER 100 RENTAL TOOLS 227 N.E 2 St. Near Gesu, furn. Effcy's, Home for sale by owner. 3 bedrm., 2 CLASSIFIED 1726 Hall for rent for weddings'and banquets NURSES RN AND LPN Bedroom apts. Utilities Adults. Johnson Apt. bath. Wall to wall carpenting, air-cond. 5644 N W 7th Street 266-1041 SMITTY'S Hardware and Paint Co Hotel 374-9826 central heat. 621-6726 RATES and Want to get back into nursing? Tired of 12320 N W 7 Ave. MIAMI 6814481 the hospital hassle? Want to get into a 1BR. APT. ST. MARY'S N.E. FABULOUS LIVING. NEEDED SPIRITUAL GUIDES to go challenging phase of nursing. Try geriatrics. We will orient and train part-time 7-3 27-AUTOS FOR SALE HOME w/2.000 sq. ft.. Has 3 BR 2 Baths. INFORMATION free with group once a month on 3-11 and 11-7. Must have a Florida license FURN/UNFURN. YEARLY 15x34 ft. Family-Dining area combination. 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE or be in the process of applying for if. 1976 Cadillac Seville, silver blue every extra. DREAM KITCHEN & other GOODIES. NEAR Pilgrimage to Fatima and Lourdes. 893-0959 163 St. SHOPPING CENTER ASKING $45,000. COUNT 6 WORDS PER LINE Call INTRA MONDE 895-1094 GREAT buy for exec, on budget. 238-2197 CLOWNEY-STANTON REALTY RN $40 per clay BROKER 1 Time Per Line 80c 11703 NE 2 Ave. 891-6252 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Council LPN $32 per clay WE NEED YOUR CAR RECIEN DECORADO 3 times Per Line 70c 3757 Hall for rent for Weddings and Banquets. For further info. Apto. 1 dorm. $150 mensual We also do catering. 72 THRU '76's. TOP DOLLAR, unpaid balance Zona Buena- 321 SW 7 St. y 13-Consecgtive 13300 Memorial Hwy N Miami 893-2271 taken care of here. 326 SW 6 St. Sra. Fernandez ATT. VETERANS Call Mrs. Paul R.N. L.C. AUTO SALES, INC. .51 Times Per Line 60c DID YOU KNOW WE HAVE 2 1, 3/2 3011 NW 36 St. 6384111 GERENTE RESIDENTE TAMBIEN AND 4/2 YOU CAN BUY FOR $100. Daily 9-8 Sat. 9-5 Sun. 10-4 52 Consecutive ATTENTION SCHOOLS 887-1565 Aire Acondicionado-Eficiente y con Parqueo TOTAL CASH DOWN. • limes Per tine 45c Fair Havens MINICHART 73 OODGE Challenger V-8 automatic power EARL L SMITH, REALTOR 40-RET HOME ROOM & BOARD Center steering, brakes air cond excellent condition 2454021 EVES: 248-7772 10PT ' SAME RATE as 2 Laminated PHOTO I.D. CARDS DONE ON $2195 Kendall 232-0370 I"* * lines ordinary type . PREMISES. 665-4907 201 Curtis Parkway Miami Springs 3 BR 2 BATH, Large Fla. Rm., on Canal. MANY 1 A DT SAME RATE as 3 DEPENDABLE 74 FORD Gran Torino Am-Fm stereo, 31,000 RETIREMENT HOME EXTRAS. CENTRAL RC Air. S.Miami 667-7965 if I I lines ordinary type SHARE HOME Near CUTLER RIDGE SHOP- miles, $800 & take over payments, 238-7779 PING CENTER. $100. Mo. ' Take charge: Housekeeper Laundress 2-3 OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY days week. Gables area. MUST SPEAK EN- 251-3805 253-6746 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.ROOM, 2 BR 2 BATH N. MIAMI BEACH NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS GLISH. Ref. 667-2879. SPECIAL $1795 CALL 7642651 MIAMI 76 FORD Pinto coupe 3 MEALS, PERS. LAUNDRY. 1798 NE 179 St. LOW $30's. 525-5157 BROWAflO Lumen de Lumine MOTOCARS 63&6900 J.S. PALMER, REALTOR 751-4141 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY Join The Third Order of St. Francis CUSTODIAN W/MAINT REASONABLE DEADLINE MONDAY 12:00 NOON for true peace. 52-HOMES FOR SALE-BROW ARD FOR FRIDAY EDITION Write Box 1046 Ft. Laud. 33302 ABILITY for Archdiocese Retirement Complex NOVA HATCHBACK CHEVROLET '73 and FREE The Voice1 will not be responsible for more on Miami Beach. 40 hr wk. PAID Vacation, at the KNEE. Factory AIR-DOUBLE STEREO. 923-1726-989-6671 than one incorrect insertion. In the event ol HOSPITALIZATION / RETIREMENT PLAN AND STEERING and brakes. 5-PERSONALS-BROWARD 41-OFFICE BLDG. FOR SALE-DADE any error in an advertisement on the part ol FURNISHED 1 BR Apt. 932-1300, 9-5, Monday- CRAGER'S 633-2290 SACRIFICE 2 ACRES the publisher, it will furnish the advertiser Friday. letter so worded as to explain the said error 29-BOATS & ACCESSORIES-DADE ZONED BU-3 Divorce forces sale. Oversized pool, fenced, LITURGICAL ORGANIST 2800 Sq. Ft. Office Bldg. and adjacent parking large family room, 3 BR, 2 BATH. ASKING and the publisher shall be otherwise $99,900. DESPERATE. BRING ALL OFFERS. relieved from responsibility thereof. SPANISH WANT THE BEST IN FUEL lot in North Dade near 1-95. Central air. available for PARISH. Asking $100,000. ALAMO PROPERTIES No Political Advertising accepted. 522-0553 & WATER TANKS???????? Dade: 625-5592 Broward 791-7550 Advertising Representative Exclusive AGENT: 83&6780 CLOWNEY-STANTON REALTY territory commission, all fringe bene- BROKER S-CATERING-Miami 11703 NE 2 Ave. 891*252 1A-FICTITIOUS NAMES- BROWARD fits. Must be able to write as well 29-BOATS FOR SALE ST. LUCIE CLOSE TO: 4 CATHOLIC CHURCHES, Pompano as speak Spanish well. Call Mr Brink Fashion Sq., Shopper's Haven, The Cove and 42-ROOMS FOR RENT-DADE the BEACH. 3 BR 1 Bath, large lot, LOW FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE 754-2651 THUNDERBIRD, FIBERGLASS TRI-HULL BOAT County Taxes. Make it your "Castle". Assume Notice is hereby given that the undersigned HOME MADE 15'. -4". New canvass, complete Coast Guard 1st mtge. $5,000 down. Owner will hold 2nd Ramon Prendes desiring to engage in business equip. 60 HP EVENRUDE MOTOR. GATOR ROOM available in Jewish home walking dis- Mtge. under the fictitious name .Aryil Auto Parts MIDDLE EAST COOKING LIVE IN COMPANION FOR ELDERLY LADY TRAILER included. Excellent cond. $1700. tance to Shop. Center $80. MO. 522-0553 intends to register said name with the Clerk Housekeeping and limited personal care nec- 305378-2263 251-3805 253-6746 of the Circuit Court of: Dade, Broward and Palm Salads Special orders-Parties essary. Must drive. Private room and bath. Beach Co., Fla. 757-7311. and private homes 238-4243 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES S2-HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE Ramon Prendes 44-STORES FOR RENT-BROWARD CO. 9/9, 9/16 and 9/23, 9/30 HOUSEKEEPER: Live in Gables home. POOL. HOME-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Send 130 stamp SW SECTION, 4 2, FAMILY ROOM NEAR 7-3CHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION 1 Elderly active woman. Local References. for information. Hediger P O Box 380895. Miami STORE OR OFFICE SPACE FOR RBMT.GROUND CATHOUCCHURCH PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS FICTITipUS NAME NOTICE 8560954 33138. FLOOR. SE 17 ST. CAUSEWAY. FT. LAUDER- AND SHOPPING. $36,900 584«58 EVES... Notice is hereby" given that the undersigned, DALE 866-7154 Ramon Prendes and Miguel San Miguel -desiring AAA TUTORING- all school subjects. Test to engage in business under the fictitious prep: SAT. - MCAT- GRE- SAT NMB 945- BILLING & BOOKKEEPING for WEEKLY News- 52-HOMES FOR SALE 3347 Brow. 792-4383 CG66M523 name Condo Services Company intends to paper. Good benefits. Phone Mr. Brink 754-2651 SET YOURSELF IN BUSINESS SO-REAL ESTATE register said name with the: Clerk of the Circuit Thermal Extraction System BOYNTON BEACH- New home 3/2 One block Court of: DADE, BROWARD AN.D PALM BEGINNERS ORGAN AND PIANO. Lessons CARPET CLEANING BEACH COUNTY. Fl A. • TRAFFIC CLERK for WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. to ST. MARK'S CHURCH, SCHOOL, SHOPPING. Chord method popular and classical music PART-TIME. 20 hrs. wk. EXCELLENT benefits. PROFITABLE FROM THE FIRST Also one and two bedroom Apts. from Ramon Prendes Experienced teacher 887-7252 $19,500.00 Miguel San Miguel PHONE MR. BRINK 754-2651. WEEK! PHIUP D. LEWIS, INC. 9/9, 9/16 & 9/23, 9/30 FULL OR PART-TIME P.B. TRAYLOR REAL ESTATE TUTORING Certified teacher English remedial NEED WOMAN TO CARE FOR INFANT in Commercial Properties reading phonics and French by native. Students NO FRANCHISE FEES {.PERSONALS my home. Approx. 12 days per month. Guar 612 N. Federal, Boynton 732-9471 and adults Reasonable. anteed Salary 279-2807 CALL 305-792-7444, MR. Williams NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY 681-9884 UNITED MARKETING OF 31 West 2Q.Str.eet. Riviera Beach VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS, 55-OUT OF STATE- N. CAROLINA 1OCHILD CARE WIDOW ON LIMITED INCOMt NfcfcUS UOOD THE AMERICAS, INC. BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY SEEDS CAPABLE, HONEST, HANDY MAN (POMPANO & HERB TEAS. AREA) FOR PAINTING, CARPENTRY (DOOR NORTH CAROLINA HANGINGI, YARD/LAWN MAINT. MUST BE 3S-PARTIES AND AMUSEMENTS 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE DONALD'S DAY CARE REASONABLE 522-0553. YOUR CONNECTION FOR MURRAY'S HEALTH OPA LOCKA 3 BR. GOOD BUYS IN MOUNTAIN 7 AM-6 PM Lie. (C 4431). Insured PELI THE CLOWN 4887 NW 168 Terr. $26,000. HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE, FOOD STORE 1746 NE 149 St 945-4319 15-POSITIONS WANTEDTDADE 19711 NW 42 Ave. $31,000. 983-7907 MIAMI 3 BR LOTS, CHALETS AND ENERGY CORNER N. MIAMI AVE AND-5 NW 75 ST PERSONABLE LADY ENGLISH SPEAKING CHILDREN PARTIES, MAGIG 1135 NW 120 St. $33,000. EFFICIENT NEW HOMES. 759-2187 DESIRES POSITION. COMPANION/NURSE. SHOW, BALLOON CREATIONS W. HIALEAH: 3 BR 2 BATHS WRrTE OR CALL FOR EXCITING CHILD CARE 253-1900 Live in 5 days. Exc. Ref. 2234920 6830 W. 9 Ct. $43,000. CARNIVALS, PICNICS. OPENINGS Make your offers. Call LIST! PARSONS REALTY. BOX Mon, thru Fri. 7:30 to 6 PM 983-7907 612-V WEST JEFFERSON, ROSARY parts and expert repairing Mrs. 20-HOUSEHOLD GOODS BROKER ANYTIME 822-1724 N.C. 28694 Ph. 919-246-7272 Francis Winkel 41 St Clair St Port Sanilac 12-IMPORTS Mich 48469. PELI THE CLOWN ATTENTION! WALK TO EPIPHANY HEY KIDS! 6 to 60. SELL PATTI KIDDAZZLE 983-7907 QUIET, TREE-LINED STREET. CLOSE JO &6-APTS. FOR SALE-BROW ARD BEAD.PLAY PACS to your neighbors and friends. CARPET SPECIALS TENNIS, SHOPPING AND PARK. 3 BED- Great stocking stuffers and source extra Christmas CHILDREN PARTIES, MAGIC ROOM, 2 BATH W/ATRIUM ENTRANCE SLIM LIFE money. SEND 50' to BETHLEHEM IMPORTS, THIS WEEK ONLY SHOW, BALLOON CRE- CORNER FENCED LflT ROOM FOR POOL DEPT RP-F2 2368 Kettner Blvd., San Diego, HALLANDALEONJHE OCEAN CA 92101 BEAUTIFUL ALL NYLON SHAGS, PLUSH Hl- ATIONS. CARNIVALS, PIC NUTRITIONAL LO SHAGS. SCULPTURED CARPETS in ALL COCONUT GROVE REALTY LAMER HEMISPHIRE MALAGA: DECORATOR COLORS. NICS. OPENINGS 983-7907 CORP. 3484 MAIN HIGHWAY, 1-2-3 BR. resales and elegant 13-HELP WANTED WEIGHT NOW $2, $3, $4, SQ. YD. COCONUT GROVE AQUARIUS 2 BR. GRINGLER. LOSS PROGRAM 40-APTS. FOR RENT-DADE 443-1606 Reg. Broker 454^767, 759-3824 SMALL RETIREMENT HOMEHOLLYWOOD COMPLETELY INSTALLED over padding FREE ALSO SEASONAL RENTALS. LOSE UP TO 29 Lbs. needs mature lady as live-in employee. SHOP AT HOME SERVICE. 1 & 2 bedroom Apts For Rent, Furn or unfurr Pleasant work. Room, .Board and salary. CALL ANYTIME at the Key Biscayne Embassador, 575 Crandon M- MIAMI BEACH: BY OWNER MUST SELL. A MONTH 923-1726 or 989-6671 792-8010 ASK FOR JERRY Blvd. Walk to Beaches, Stores, Shopping, SAVE $5,000. Large TrMevel 3 BR 2 Bath. churches etc. Recreation 8* gym rooms, saunas Loaded w/extras, Very Clean. Close to anything COZY CONDO 2/2. Electric kitchen. Central air. FEEL FANTASTIC NO SHOTS, 21-MISC. FOR SALE & pool. Open 10-5 Daily, 12-5 Sun. you need. 1300 NE 200 Terr. 651-4944 POOL Maint. $25. Mo. By Owner (Hollywood) DRUGS OR DIETING TYPIST-Some filing and phone work. Part-time, The DOran Jason Company 922-9333 20-25 hrs. wk. Bi-Lingual. Good working con- REg Real Estate Broker 361-911 30 DAY SUPPLY $24.00 CARPET INSTALLER has 14 rolls of carpet CUSTOM BUILT-KEYSTONE POINT 2 BR, ditions. and vinyl-must sell! Also many remnants of Evenings Tarn De Berard or 1 Bath. 2 Utility Rms. could be made into Apt. OPEN HOUSE 564-5297 - 564-3682 757-6241, Ext. 245 vinyl and carpet. 945-0751. Gladys Jason 361 -5832 361 -2708 Huge lot. Partially fenced. 893-0959 MUST SELL QUICKLY-OWNER MOVING NORTH MODERN CONDO-2nd Floor Apt. 2/2 DAVID F. BLAKEMAN LR, Dining Rm.Elec. Kitchen, Central Air/heat. SECRETARY-MATURE. Excellent typing. Per- RESPONSIBLE TENANTS large INDEPENDENT formance of general office duties a MUST. Ex- RAILROAD TIES-$6. 3 BEDROOM- 2 BATH $32,000 Enclosed Porch. Drapes & ww carpeting. Mo. Maint. $25. efficiency Apt. YEARLY. FHA/VA 1522 NE 148 ST. N. MIAMI Reduced to $33,00 3856 S. Circle Dr. & Van DISTRIBUTOR cellent working conditions. Buren St., Apt. #10 H'wd. 962-1728 757-6241 Ext. 245 DELIVERY 929-2674 - 981-2140 ADULTS ONLY. NO.PETS 754-2681 J.S. PALMER, REALTOR 751-4141 FREE DELIVERY Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977 7 Page 21 mundo y nacion en breve Caminaron 1,500 millas y supo su nombre por prohibirlo la CIUDAD DE PANAMA— ley marcial vigente en el pais. (,NC.) Los panamenosdemandan Carter no les recibio una mayor participaci6n en los ROMA—(NO—El capitulo ingresos provenientes del canal a general de la orden de los traves del nuevo tratado, porque Agustinos reeligio al Padre el Canal de Panama, y el Presidente estuvo sienten que se les ha venido Theodore V. Tack, de 56 afios, ocupado con dignatarios latinoamericanos. defraudando sistematicamente oriundo de Kansas como superior La marcha habia dado comienzo el 18 de durante mas de 60 afios de su general. junio para dramatizar la causa de 300,000 operacion por parte de los NUEVA YORK—(NO—El trabajadores de Texas, algunos de ellos "en la Estados Unidos de America. Los Vaticano prohibio al sacerdote labor" desde los 11 afios, quienes piden la pagos hechos por los Estados Jesiiita John J. McNeill, conocido posibilidad de organizar sus propios sindicatos, Unidos a Panama fueron de por suprominente defensa de una posibilidad que les niega la ley del estado de $430,000 al afio desde que, en 1914, mayor liberalidad de la Iglesia en Texas. se inauguro hasta 1955, afio en sus actitudes hacia los Uno de los caminantes, Claudio Ramirez, que subieron a $1,900,000. Poco homosexuales, que se expresara tuvo que abandonar la marcha por unos dias despues de la devaluacion del en publico, oralmente o por para participar en el II Encuentro Nacional de dolar , esos ingresos se elevaron escrito, sobre esa materia. Ello Pastoral hace dos semanas. a $2,300,000 anuales. A ello debe determino que se cancelara una sumarsele un monto equivalente Conversando con La Voz en Trinity College charla del Padre McNeill que expreso su esperanza de que "el Presidente al 20 por ciento del ingreso habia estado prevista dentro del Pacional panameno derivado de Carter nos reciba y nos deje organizarnos para programa de la convencion mejor sueldo y mejores condiciones de vida." actividades relacionadas con el nacional de Dignity (dignidad), canal: salarios, turismo y organizacion catolica de Tambien dijo que le habia costado dejar a comercio en la zona o vinculado homosexuales, que se reunio sus compafieros porque "le habia prometido a la con ella. entre el 2 y el 5 de septiembre. Virgen del Valle cargar su estandarte a la en- Sin embargo economistas trada en Washington." panamenos, usando sus propias LOS ANGELES—(NO—La Ramirez se unio a sus compafieros al ter- estadisticas y fuentes nor- Opinion, diario catolico de Los minar el Encuentro y dijo, "Estoy contento de teamericanas, han sostenido que Angeles, anuncio que de aqui en haber participado en el Encuentro pues he visto el tratado de 1903, que aun se adelante, rechazara avisos como los catolicos nos apoyan. Creo que mi halla en vigencia. hizo que se publicitarios sobre peliculas de promesa no se ha roto pues de hecho esto ha sido trabara el desarrollo de Panama, categoria X o explicitamente mas duro que la marcha ya que las sesiones han se malgastara su ubicacion pornograficas. Siquio asi el sido largas y de mucho trabajo. Creo que el geografica como angosto ejemplo de otros 10 diarios del area. Sefior nos va a conceder el milagro de que el corredor en una encrucijada Presidente nos reciba..." mundial, y comparado con el Claudio Ramirez entra en Washington con el trato recibido por otras naciones MANILA—(NO—Un total de Ramirez entro en Washington con el 12 millones y medio de filipinos estandarte de la Virgen del Valle. Con el el joven estandarte de la Virgen del Valle, (ver foto), de parte de los Estados Unidos, Alex Rosel y Antonio Orendaln. se postergara en definitiva al viven en la mas extrema de las pero ni el ni sus compafieros pudieron ver al pais. miserias y ni siquiera saben que Presidente. Si recibieron el apoyo del Padre comeran cada dia, si es que algo Lawrence McNamara, director de la les tocara, concluye un reciente Despues de 82 dias de marcha y 1,480 millas Campana de Derechos Humanos de la Con- SAN SALVADOR, El estudio. La Fundacion para el Salvador—(NC)—En el Salvador un grupo de 35 trabajadores agricolas ferencia Catolica Nacional y recaudaron $1,100 Desarrollo Economico Ilev6 a migratorios de Texas, llegaron a Washington con en un acto en la parroquia del Sagrado Corazon. se presenta una confrontacidn cabo ese estudio durante 1976 y lo entre la Iglesia y el Estado que la esperanza de presentar su causa de 'derechos El sueldo medio para los trabajadores enfoco sobre las necesidades de humanos' al Presidente. aun no se ha resuelto y que bien bienestar de las familias filipinas agricolas en el area del sur de Texas es de $3,200 podria terminar en una pobres. Esos 12,5 millones cons- Pero coincidieron los dias del tratado sobre por familia. A- Cantero revolucion sangrienta o en una no tituyen el 30 por ciento de la menos violenta represion militar, poblacion nacional, que com- tratando de poner bajo control la prendia unos 43 millones de Sacerdotes cubanos reflexionan creciente oposicion de un pueblo habitantes el afio pasado. depauperizado y hambriento contra la clase privilegiada. WASHINGTON—(NC)—El Los protectores del "modo de Obispo Monsefior Thomas Kelly, vida" salvadoreno eligieron la secretario general de la Con- Iglesia como bianco de sus ferencia Nacional de Obispos ataques, porque ella es la unica Catolicos de los EE.UU. de A., fuerza organizada que se ha pidio que se presentaran can- manifestado visiblemente en didatos para la presidencia y favor de los trabajadores y vicepresidencia de la Con- campesinos. ferencia, a elegirse en noviem- brc. CASTELGANDOLFO, Ita- lia—(NO—El Papa Paulo VI interrumpio sus vacaciones de verano para recibir el 2 de sep- tiembre durante 50 minutos en £.... audiencia privada al Primer Ministro espanol Adolfo Suarez. Suarez se hallaba de viaje por Europa en companfa del Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores espanol; Sacerdotes cubanos de toda la nacion comparten inquietudes sobre Marcelino Oreja, quien lo espirltualldad y pastoral durante las reuniones sacerdotales anuales, este acompano a Castelgandolfo,' afio en la Ermita de la Caridad con la presenda de Monsefior Boza Masvidal. buscando apoyo para el ingreso; En la foto, escuchando al Dr. Jose Ignaclo Lasaga sobre "unidad en de Espana al Mercado Comun pluralismo". Las sesiones contlnuaban al cierre de esta edicitin. El repor- Europeo. taje en el proximo numero de la Voz. El Papa ie dijo al Ministro espanol, de 44 afios de edad, que confiaba que el actual proceso Preparan Festival espanol de democratizaci6n del pais, llevaria "al desarrollo de la Encuentros IMPRENTA persona humana en todas sus Lasallistas se reunen facetas, en especial en sus Con motivo del 70 aniversario de la Familiares "MARESMA" dimensiones cultural, moral y fundacion del colegio de Santi-Spiritus, en El festival anual de los PRESTIGID • EXPERIE! espiritual". Cuba, ex-alumnos de los Hermanos de La Encuentros familiares tendra 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. Salle acudiran el sabado 24 al Dupont Plaza lugar los dias 22 y 23 de octubre MANILA—(NO—La policia Hotel para una recepci6n y banquete, a las en el Club de las Americas. Para Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para hirio a varias monjas que en- 7:30 p.m. Estaran presentes el Hermano informacl6n: El Capiro Plaza, sefian en el Colegio de Santa Roque, profesor del Colegio de la Natividad y 310 SW 12 Ave. Suite No. 2, Telf. Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, Teresita cuando irrumpi6 en un el Hno. Alfonso Gerard (Remache), del 642-0702. Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y simposio sobre derechos^ Colegio del Vedado, asi como el Arzobispo de Hno. Roque humanos al que asistian unos 500' Miami Edward McCarthy y el Visitador Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. estudiantes. Se usaron gases Provincial de La Salle en las Antillas, Hno. lacrimogenos y potentes chorros Pedro Fernandez. El lunes 19 tendra lugar un Se busca TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS de agua para dispersar la: coctail en la Galeria Bacardi, para inaugurar COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES reunion, que se realizaba en la una exposicion de pintura y escultura de Buscan a sospechoso. Mire en la calle, fente al colegio, porque los alumnos lasallistas. pag. 2 el dibujo del sospechoso de AHDPRE TIEMPD Y DINERD la violation y muerte de la 500 concurrentes no cabian en el Para informaci6n y adhesiones llamar a : CCNFIANDDNO5 'SUS IMPRESOS 1 postulante de las Hnas. de S. Jose Auditorio. Hubo muchos Jose M. L6pez 264-7368; Armando More Roberta Elam, de Wheeling, W. Utmot IMIMHEffTE KUHHf t estudiantes arrestados pero no se Benitez, 446-2486 y German Miret 888-8195. Hno. Alfonso Va. TELEFONO 642-7266 Page 22 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16,1977 En la Iglesia no hay desterrados

(Viene de la pag. 24) la ciudadania, o escapar en el medio de la noche en una fragil embarcacion para salir de una diocesis, para ir de una parte de la Iglesia hacia otra, ya que en la Iglesia somos hermanos donde quiera que estemos. Nos encontramos juntos en la casa de nuestro Padre. Pertenecemos a ella, sin importar donde nos hailemos. En los Estados Unidos se hace alarde de que esta es una nacion compuesta de gentes de otras muchas tierras cuyas cultural y sistemas de vida se respetan. Esta no puede seguir siendo America si se pierde el sano respeto a las diferencias entre sus habitantes—cuando "la amalgamacion" destruye sus dones y caracteristicas par- ticulares. Nuestro pais debera mantenerse siempre "e Pluribus Unum." Es mas, la iglesia, la arquidiocesis, debe ser "e Pluribus Unum"—una com- puesta de muchos. Nosotros en la Arquidiocesis de Miami procedemos de muchas culturas diferentes—cada una se estima, cada una beneficia a la Arqudiocesis. Pero somos Unum—uno, una entidad— porque todos reconocemos a Maria como nuestra Madre, porque todos sentimos el amor del mismo Cristo en nuestros corazones y estamos isnpirados por el mismo Espiritu Santo. Somos uno porque nuestros labios Devotos de la Virgen (arriba), tambien acudieron a la Ermita de la profesan la misma fe—Aunque lo Caridad para esperar su llegada (arriba, izq.), al termlno de la Misa en el hagan en distintos idiomas. Uno Marine Stadium. Antes de bendecir el mural el Arz. McCarthy alabti la porque nos acogemos los unos a obra de Teok Carrasco y el amor de los cubanos a Ia Virgen. Tambten los otros con ese amor por el cual bendljo el mural el Obispo Rene H. Gracida de Pensacola-Tallahassee dijo nuestro sefior: "en eso (foto Izq. centro), quien partlclpd en todos los homenajes a la Virgen. conocerdn que son mis disci- Abajo el autor pone su firm a en el mural. (Mis fotos pag. 7). pulos." En la noche de hoy tambi&i celebramos el aniversario de la primera misa celebrada en los Estados Unidos hace hispana ha santificado esta sino como hermanos que soy hijo de Nuestra Seftora de la donde irradia la devoci6n a cuatrocientos doce aftos en la tierra. Durante aftos este regresan al hogar. Caridad, yo tambien soy un Nuestra Sefiora de la Caridad. ciudad de San Agustin, en la territorio de Pascua Florida exilado. Yo, al igual que Florida. estuvo bajo el cuidado y la Me siento muy feliz de en- uestedes, anhelo la libertad, la Que la santa Virgen continue El serm6n en aquella ocasion jurisdicci6n espiritual de los contrarme aqui esta noche con Iiberaci6n de los prisioneros acompafiandolos en su exilio, se predic6 en espanol, ya que la obispos de Cuba. Por lo tan to, ustedes, honrando a Nuestra. cubanos, la reunion de familias. colmandolos de bendiciones en su misa la celebr6 un sacerdote cuando los fieles hispanos vienen Sefiora de la Caridad del Cobre. Si Miami se ha convertido en "La nuevo hogar, y extendiendo sus hispano para fieles hispanos. La a la iglesia en la Florida, en Si yo soy su obispo y ustedes Pequena Habana", que tambien favores divinos a todos nuestros sangre de martir de la fe de habla verdad no vienen como extrafios son mi grey, entonces yo tambten se transforme en el nucleo desde pueblos. Arz. Bernardin "Colocar un mural visit a a Carter no es facil 99 WASHINGTON (NC)—El presidente de la Conferencia Tambien empapelar es un arte... sobre todo cuando el papel Episcopal Cat61ica, Arzobispo es un mural de 21 paneles. Joseph Bernardin de Cincinnati, Faustino J. Fernandez Soils lo sabe por experiencia, pues alabo la politica de defensa de los pas6 los cuatro dias antes de la Virgen de la Caridad subido en un derechps humanos del Presidente andamio con sus ayudantes para colocar el mural de Teok Carter, durante una reuni6n de Carrasco en la Ermita. media hora con '&., el martes 12. "Tuve que venir de mis vacaciones por la emergencia, pero Acompanaban al arzobispo lo hice con gusto por la Virgen," comentb para LA VOZ. Mons. Bernardin, el Obispo "Ha sido un trabajo record levantar los 21 paneles en cuatro Thomas Kelly, secretario general dias." Conocedor de su oficio, Fernando Soils sabia que la de la Conferencia Episcopal y el protecci6n del mural exigiria una doble pared de madera fina organismo civil Conferencia (plywood). Sobre ella un sellador especial contra la humedad y Cat61ica. Ambos se reuriieron con en ambas superficies un aplicado adhesivo. Despugs goma en el Carter, el vice presidente Walter muro y en la lona de la obra. Mondale y el consejero para la "Cada panel se subi6 individualmente, pegando primero el seguridad nacional Zbigniew centro," explic6 Fernandez. "Luego hubo que ir recortando la Brzezinski. lona por los bordes para encajar los dibujos." Despu^s de la reuni6n el Al final la doble pared qued6 corta "y tuvimos que aftadir un arzobispo Bernardin comento trozo sobre la marcha, pues el mural result6 m£s largo," para la prensa que habia pedido comentb obviamente satisfecho de su trabajo. la reuni6n para discutir la El dia de la Caridad, Fernandez asisti6 al acto de bendici6n politica de Carter sobre derechos del mural. humanos al haber sido pregun- Nadie mencion6 su trabajo, pero ahora sabemos que sin el tado por otros obispos del mundo empapelador, el artista nunca habria visto su obra completa sobre la seriedad y continuidad para el dia de la Virgen... porque "colocar un mural en cuatro de tal politica. dfas no es cosa facil." A. Cantero Fernandez Soils coloc<5 el mural. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, September 16, 1977 / Page 23 "Debo preservar herencia de ia fe," Pablo VI

CASTELGANDOLFO, Ita- dejarles casarse y divorciarse Leyendo de nuevo de su texto Cristo enseno.' mismo dijo: "Pasaria lo mismo lia—(NC)—Las ensenanzas cuando quieren, o/dejarles el Papa recordo a quienes le A los que cuestionan si la que en una noche sin luz- existiria basicas de la Iglesia deben eliminar "vidas inutiles" o escuchaban, que solo el existencia de la Iglesia es una gran confusion sin pers- permanecer, especialmente las cambiar la organizacion de la magisterio de la Iglesia" puede necesaria, el Santo Padre les pectiva para el espacio, una referentes a cuestiones con- Iglesia." garantizar la identidad de la lanzo la pregunta: iQu6 pasaria continua e irrazonable lucha, un troversiales como el divorcio y el "Pero yo no puedo hacer doctrina religiosa con aquello que entonces?." Y respondiendo el tiempo sin esperanza." derecho a la vida, dijo Pablo VI. eso," dijo el Papa apartandose del uso formal de "nos" Dirigiendose a los peregrinos "Debo preservar la misma fe durante la audiencia general del que poseemos como herencia de 7 de septiembre, el Santo Padre los Padres de la Iglesia." se aparto del texto escrito y El Papa senalo que los afirmo en comentarios espon- hombres pueden presentar la fe taneos "Me viene gente de con palabras con ilustraciones diversos lugares, diciendome que distintas, segun las epocas, pero Voz no pueden ensenar hoy esto o que la Iglesia es muy firme sobre Redaccion. P.O. Box 38-1059 Miami. Fla. 33138. Tel. 758-0543 iquello. Me dicen que debemos las formas sustanciales .

Mas de 10,000 pafluelos blancos se lanzaron al alre el dfa 8 para saludar a la Virgen de la Carldad que llego al Marine Stadium por el mar. Fue la primera vez que el Arz. McCarthy asistid al acto (arriba). A la izquierda, la imagen de la Virgen presidlendo el acto y a sus pies sobre el agua, las flores que le habfa tirado un grupo de remeros, momentos antes. (Mfis fotos pp. 23 y 7). "En la Iglesia no hay desterrados-- aqui sois hermanos que vuelven al hogar." Arz. McCarthy a cubanos Durante la Misa de la Virgen de la Caridad Mis queridos Hermanos: gracias por haber acudido aqui Tambien deseo extender mi ceremonia. en el estadio, el Arzobispo McCarthy Antes que nada, deseo ex- esta noche, en gran numero, a pronuncio estas palabras que reproducimos agradecimiento a todos los que Este es el decimo sexto integras. Varias veces fue interrumpido por presar mi gran afecto por lionrar a Nuestra Senora de la tomaron parte en la organizacion aniversario de las misas calurosos aplausos. ustedes, saludarlos y darles Caridad del Cobre. de esta grandiosa y bella ofrecidas por el pueblo cubano como accion de gracias a Dios Comienza el domingo 18 en Broward por su escape de la opresion y por su llegada al amparo de esta nueva tierra. Semana de concientizacion moral Me uno a ustedes, asi como a Con motivo del inicio de la que "nuestra sexualidad es un Consciente de aquellos que eomercializacion del sexo. los fieles de la arquidiocesis, semana de concientizacidn don precioso este don de Dios nos "ignoran lo que es amar" el "No olvidamos a quienes han para ofrecer una vez mas esa moral, el domingo 18, el permite entrar en una vida de arzobispo admite, que con fre- perdido la valoracion de la oracion de gracias. Arzobispo de Miami Edward A. intimidad con otros, intimidad cuencia es el aburrimiento y la belleza sexualidad, para quienes basada en el conocimiento y el McCarthy afirm6 en una nota de soledad lo que lleva a los in- la vida no tiene sentido. Es- La arquidiocesis de Miami es prensa que los que buscan sentido amor. Es este el don que nos dividuos hacia la ponografia. tamos determinados a buscar invita a buscar el gozo y el sen- en verdad muy afortunada en en la pornografia y la obscenidad nuevos caminos, a promover el tenerlos a ustedes aqui. El gran estin caminando hacia el tido en la vida. Es este el don que "Su biisqueda de sentido, verdadero amor y la belleza de la nos llama al altar del servicio y / ejemplo de su fe profunda y la fracaso. esta llamada al fracaso ya que sexualidad. Esperamos que el riqueza de su cultura espiritual nos invita a crecer en nuestra dice que en la pornografia la nuevo Centro de Enriquecimiento capacidad de amor, de respeto y son un gran don para todos En su declaraci6n sobre la sexualidad se deshumaniza," familiar sea una ayuda en este nosotros. pornografia el arzobispo afirma gratitud por los demas." dice el arzobispo deplorando la campo." No hay tal cosa como exiliados en la Arquidiocesis 'de Domingo Catequistico Sept. 18 Miami. No hay extranjeros en el pueblo de Dios. No se tiene que Suplemento especial bilingue pdgs. 1A-4A pasar por inmigracion o solicitar (Continua en la pag. 23) Paye 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOiCE j Friday, September 16, 1977 RECOGNIZE ANYONE? You might because the pictures in this collage are from CCD programs in the Archdiocese and were taken throughout the past year.

iRECONOCE A ALGUIEN? Seguramente, porque las fotos de este 'collage' son de actividades de catequesis en las parroqulas durante el a no pasado.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16,1977 / Page 1 A one must find and keep. There are at least three vehicles for parishioners to become involved A parish where teamwork with the elderly. Junior high school students visit a nearby convalescent home on a weekly basis. There, they talk to patients, read to them, wheel pays off them around, or take walks with them.. The highlight of each days Without a shared ministry it's visit is the sing-a-long, as the probable that St. Joan of Arc parish students, led by the associate pastor, in Boca Raton wouldn't have ap- Father Stephen O'Dea sing and play proximately 13,000 students their guitars and the patients join in. receiving religious instruction and THERE is also an adult many adult members of the parish at visitation program for the elderly various levels, being nourished in shut-ins. Many parishioners are their faith. involved in this one-to-one visitation Handicapped children would program, while the Alleluia Club have one less activity to look forward provides fun and fellowship for the to on Saturday mornings and a more active senior citizens. A full hundred elderly adults who sing their time parish director cooiglinates all hearts out in the Alleluia Club would these programs. be without a microphone, so to speak. Magic of puppets is used to spread the Good News to The Women's Guild plays an With a shared ministry, St. Joan important role in ministering to of Arc parish has been able to involve handicapped students on Saturday mornings at St. people. A spiritual committee plans parents, teachers, children, single Joan of Arc parish, Boca Raton. and provides Days of Recollection for college-age adults and retired folks in they don't do either without the ment available to everybody, much of the women. They personally welcome real leadership roles within the assistance of dozens of members of which is provided by a very active new members to make them aware of Church. Because of its shared the laity and the six Sisters who work Home and School Association. On parish activities. The Guild also ministry, the theme for this years at St. Joan's School. Training the Catechetical Sunday, all those in- publishes and mails to each Catechetical Sunday, "Together in laity to take over the reins of these volved in teaching religion, whether parishioner a newsletter entitled The Ministry," is a very appropriate one educational programs is part of their in the parochial school, CCD or youth Torch. It always contains an article for the parish. iob, too. program will join together in being from the Religious Education The theme is designed to deepen commissioned as catechists. Department in addition to news of awareness that the whole parish The two religion coordinators The parish has a three-pronged parish happenings. The Religious community, as a body of believing work inside the parochial grade youth program. A team of college-age Education Department also provides people, is the primary catechist. school in team-teaching religion adults, together with the associate pamphlets for parish members with A REAL community feeling has classes and helping teachers plan pastor several married couples and suggestions about how to celebrate developed in the parish over the special liturgical and para-liturgfcal the Director of Religious Education some of the high points of the years. Movements such as Cursillo, services. They work closely with the (DRE) form a core group in liturgical year in the home. Marriage Encounter, and prayer drama, music and art classes where ministering to the youth. Weekly The impetus for many of these groups have helped it become that students are involved in dramatic discussion groups are held in homes programs and the source for the way, little by little, so that today religious experiences at special and directed by married couples. personnel to carry them through is these various groups are overlapping celebrations. Sunday evening brings many derived from three very active ,and integrated. There is a strong sense of teenagers to the parish auditorium movements in the parish. * Sister Immaculata and her support and cooperation between the for programs that are multi-faceted— They are the St. Joan of Arc associate, Mrs. Mary Grace An- teachers of religion. Teachers from spiritual, social, service, sports, etc. Prayer Group that meets weekly to derton, direct religious education in the Catholic school are involved with Over-night retreats, some on a parish pray and study Scripture; the the 700 student parochial school and the in-service training of CCD level, and some in cooperation with Cursillo movement whose members also in the CCD School of Religion catechists. There is an abundance of the Diocesan Youth Activities Office, are very active in service projects, which has about 650 students. But audio-visual materials and equip- have proven very effective in and the Marriage Encounter couples ministering to youth. who teach a course in Human MUSIC plays an important role Sexuality to grades 5-8 and who also in the liturgical life at St. Joan of direct Engaged Encounters for those Youth are 'Up With Jesus' Arc. The parish music director is who are planning marriage. assisted each Sunday by a group of A FEW year ago, the prayer When the ninth and tenth those who helped in the CCD very talented adults while a group of group began with four women who graders in the CCD program at St. program. From this desire, the teenagers sing and play with a met together to pray and study the Maurice parish, Fort Lauderdale, students developed a musical special director for the Youth Liturgy Bible. Today, over 200 men and saw their year's work coming to a production called "Up With Jesus." on Sunday evenings. women meet weekly for the same close they began looking for ways to The production was built around One of the most interesting purpose. That is just one small extend their catechetical experience. the Gospel of St. Matthew and in- religious education programs is the example of the growth that has They had already delved into a corporated popular music of the day. one held on Saturdays for mentally necessitated a parish ministry that is variety of creative approaches in- Students ranging in ages from 13 handicapped children. Three years shared by all its members. cluding special liturgies, para- through 15 sang, danced and told old and experiential in nature, the St. Joan of Arc is very fortunate liturgies and an agape. They met for stories depicting the teachings of program is directed by two volunteer in having the leadership, support and social and service functions, attended Jesus. teachers who have masters degrees in active involvement of its pastor, an overnight retreat and were The concesus of opinion of those special education. If you meet this Father Ronald J. Pusak, his scheduled for a weekend Entrada who say the play seemed to be that special group on a Saturday morning associates, Father Joseph Angelini, retreat. God is alive and, perhaps more embarking on a treasure hunt, it may Father Stephen O'Dea, and the But they were looking to express importantly, He is alive in the youth be that they are discovering that seminarians from St. Vincent De themselves in yet a further way; a of the parish. God's love is a hidden treasure that Paul Major Seminary. way that would be a thank you to all Teacher Orientation (Spanish) Catechetical Retreat (Spanish) Sept. 17...St. Peter and Paul March 25...Ermita Sept. 24...St. John Vianney Teacher Enrichment (English) 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Sept. 16...School Personnel Sept. 17...CCD personnel Confirmation Prep Program Location: St. Mary's Cathedral Oct. 18...St. Joan of Arc Oct. 4, Nov. 1, Dec. 6, Jan. 3, Feb. 7, March 7, April 4. Oct. 25...St. James Each month in four locations. Nov. 8...St. Louis PDRE Meetings (English) 7:30-9:30 p.m. Monthly PDRE Meetings (Spanish) Peer Ministry Leadership Training May 23, St. John Bosco Oct. 1...South Dade 8-10 p.m. Oct. 15...South Broward Leadership Training Program (English) Oct. 29...Palm Beach Intro to CCD leadership...correspondence Teacher Orientation (English) Implementation of leadership...correspondence Sept. 26-30...St. John Vianney Planning elementary programs...St. Brendan Sept. 21, 22, 23, 28, 29...St. John Fisher Adult education theory and practice...St. Clement and 7:30-9:30 p.m. St. Mark. Teacher Enrichment Program (Spanish) Youth Programming...Broward and South Dade Teens Matt Wrabley and Oct. 23, Nov. 13, Jan. 15, FIU Courses (Spanish) Robin Nueller prepare Feb. 19, March 19. Fall Term...Biblical Theology themselves before going St. John Vianney Seminary Winter Term...Religion and Modern Man on stage to perform in St. 1:30-6:30 p.m. Spring Term...Applied Theology Maurice's 'Up With Jesus.' Page 2 A / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 197T People behind those names at CCD

Who are the people who teach the teachers, coordinate the coordinators; provide the expertise and back-up services so vital to any parish operating a catechetical program? Unfortunately, all too often they are names, not always connected with faces and individuals. The Voice is pleased to present here the dedicated and professional staff of the Archdiocese of Miami's Religious Education Office and a map depicting the vastness of the area this staff covers and services.

SR. AGNES MARIE, £L S.S.J., taught in Catholic schools in Florida and Puerto Rico and worked with handicapped children. She has master degrees in American history and religious studies and is consultant for Broward.

LA HNA. AGNES MARIE, S.S.J., ensend en colegios catdlicos de la Florida y Puerto Rico. Posee un master en his tori a americana y en estudios religiosos. Su FATHER GERARD responsabilidad es el area de FR. JUAN SOSA Is Broward. LACERRA is director of associate director of Religious Education for the Religious Education and Archdiocese. He holds holds master degrees in master degrees in divinity divinity and theology. He and theology. He has taught in Florida In- served as secretary of the ternational University and National Conference of Barry College and has Diocesan Directors of worked extensively on Religious Education for the "Santeria," the syncretism last four years. of African and Catholic SR. MARIE MCQUILLAN, beliefs. O.P., has a doctorate EL PADRE GERARD degree from Villanueva LACERRA es el Director de EL P. JUAN SOSA es el University, Havana, and Educacidn Religiosa en la Director Asociado de holds religious workers Arquididcesis. Estudi6 el Educacidn Religiosa en la certification in special Master en divinidades y Arquididcesis y estudid el education. She served as teologia y ha sido durante Master en divinidades y principal of Marian School, cuatro afios Secretario de la teologia. Ha ensefiado en la Miami, for four years and is SR. ELOISE DALY, O.P., Conferencia Nacional de Universidad Internacional de consultant for North Dade. notes her 50th jubilee this la Florida y Barry College y Directores Diocesanos de LA HNA. MARIE year as an Adrian Educacidn Religiosa. ha realizado estudios sobre Dominican. She holds a "Santeria", la mezcla de la MCQUILLAN, O.P., posee doctorado por la Universidad master of arts degree and religiosidad africana y la fe is directress of the Arch- catolica. de Villanueva de la Habana. Fue directora del Marian diocesan catechetical School para educacidn center, Miami. especial en Miami. Su LA HNA. ELOISE DALY, responsabilidad es la parte O.P., celebrara este afio su 50 norte del condado de Dade. SR. MARIE SOLEDAD, aniversario como religiosa R.M.A., has a master dominica de Adrian. Tiene un Master en letras y dirige el degree in philosophy and Centro Catequista de la did graduate work in Arquididcesis. theology and religious studies. She taught in Spain and worked in CCD «?- '• " # in Barcelona for two years. LA HNA. SOLEDAD GALERON, R.M.A., tiene un Master en filosoffa y ha SR. ADA SIERRA, D.C., is realizado estudios graduados a native of Cuba and has a en teologia y/ estudios religiosos. Ensefio en Espafia degree in elementary and SR. MARY IMMACULATE, y trabajd en educacidn pecial education. She has R.A., holds master degrees done graduate work in religiosa en Barcelona, in religious studies and Espafia, por dos afios. catechesis and religious education. She served as Q studies and started principal at St. Ambrose Spanish CCD work in the and St. Hugh schools and •+ Archdiocese after working was superior of Assump- SR. MARIE HELEN, S.C., 13 years as a lay catechist. holds a master degree in tion Academy. She has SR. ROSE MONIQUE,

Con motivo del domingo catequfstico, el personal de la Oficina de Educaci6n Religlosa comparte con los lectores su vision de la catequesis hispana, sus p rob I em as posibilidades. retos y esperanzas A lo largo del ano iremos informando sobre el desarrollo de programas en las parroquias y movimientos. Evangelizacion: "Sin descuidar mas que informaci6n, que solo se queda ahi, sino que la la formacion de los ninos, se memorizar datos. Tiene que ser catequesis ha de ayudar a satisfechos que solamente se viene observando que las con- algo vivencial, transmitir la iluminar desde la fe cada Romper limitan a guardar la fe como si diciones actuales hacen cada dia propia experiencia de fe a otro, situacion concreta con todas sus fuera una simple muestra de mas urgente la ensenanza ayudar a descubrir, desarrollar, implicaciones socio-politicas- barreras museo. catequistica para un gran hacer crecer esa fe...colaborar economicas. Es una necesidad de "En nuestra situacion espe- "Creo que es necesario que el numero de jovenes y adultos..." con el don de Dios, hasta hacerlo toda la vida, de todo momento y cifica en la Arquidiocesis la joven se sienta el mismo "La catequesis es niucho una realidad viva," dice. Y no toda edad." realidad multicultural que protagonista de su camino hacia vivimos puede ser una gran Dios." riqueza," dijo el Padre Juan La Hna. Sierra piensa que la Sosa, Director asociado del CCD "ensenanza religiosa ha de DiocesanO. "Pero al mismo brotar de la vida humana y tiempo esta riqueza puede reflejarse en ella en cada r;.sultar en amenaza para momento. Pero sin quedarse solo algunos. Amenaza a un solo estilo en lo humano." de vida y una sola forma de ex- Segiin ella "es el catequista presion de la fe," afiadio. quien debe aprovechar al "La catequesis quiere maximo las riquezas del alumno, comprometerse a romper las para ayudarle a hacerse sujeto barreras que impiden que el de su propio desarrollo." Y si los cristiano acepte a otros catequizandos "no encuentran cristianos tal y como son y que que las palabras del maestro son comparta con ellos la fe. Ni la reflejo de su testimonio de vida, cultura ni la lengua han de ser sus ensefianzas quedaran en obstaculos para la Iglesia si en palabras vacias," dice. ella hay apertura al mensaje de Jesus que es universal y "Por eso nuestra vida ha de trasciende limitaciones ser encarnacion de lo que hum anas." creemos," anade. En la opinion del P. Sosa la variedad multicultural ha de llevar a reflexionar sobre la Necesidad de variedad ministerial en la Iglesia. "La catequesis trabaja toda la vida muy unida a otros ministerios. Se "Creo que hablar de interesa por la juventud, las dificultades y posibilidades de la vocaciones, la liturgia, la catequesis es lo mismo que educacion, los medios de hablar de problemas y comunicacion, la familia... La soluciones, de miedos y catequesis se propone facilitar la esperanzas," dijo la Hna. comunicacion para que se realice Soledad Galeron. en la Iglesia el trabajo en Para ella algunas de las equipo," dijo. dificultades de la catequesis hispana son, la falta de catequistas, la falta de formacion Responsabilidad en algunos, la falta de material para una metodologia activa...la- de todos propia libertad del catequizando "Veo como una dificultad en y la sociedad misma en que la catequesis, la insistencia de vivimos, en continua evolucion, parte de algunos catequistas por materializada, pragmatica..." sermonear a las personas o nifios Pero ella siente que que catequizan", dijo la Hna. cualquier dificultad es al mismo Rosa Monique. "Muchos hacen tiempo un "reto y una esto en vez de ayudarles a esperanza." profundizar y descubrir las "Todavia en muchos esta la verdades de la fe a travel de idea de la 'doctrina' 'el otros medios a nuestro alcance." catecismo', como algo La Hna. Rosa Monique apoya puramente infantil, y no alcanzan totalmente lo expresado por a ver otras dimensiones," dice, y Pablo VI en el documento de cita palabras de Pablo VI en el Evangelizaci6n del Mundo documento sobre Contemporaneo. "El Papa habla del 'testimonio silencioso'. el irradiar con sencillez mediante nuestras obras lo que creemos y amamos," dice. Programas en espanol "Creo que no basta el anuncio de la palabra, hemos de ORIENTACION PARA CATEQUISTAS predicar con nuestra vida," Estos programas estan disenados especialmente para • Curso de invierno—Religi6n y Hombre Moderno: anade. nuevos / as catequistas, sin experiencia previa. Tienen Cristianismo o Confusi6n Religiosa. Por el P. Juan Sosa, "Como signo positivo dire lugar en sabado de 9 am. a 6 p.m. REL 407. que la participacidn de los • 27 de agosto—Parroquia de la Immaculada • Curso de primavera— Teologfa Aplicada: Teologfa seglares en la catequesis es • 10 de septiembre—Parroquia de Corpus Christi Pastoral. Por el P. Luis Casabo'n, REL 460. admirable. El numero creciente • 17 de septiembre—Parroquia de St. Peter and Paul de seglares en las catequesis • 24 de septiembre—Seminario-CoUege St. John Vianney REUNIONES PARA PDRE—(Reuni6n de Coor- parroquiales es ya un dinadores) reconocimiento de que la PROGRAMAS DE ENRIQUECIMIENTO: Talleres • 15 de septiembre. Catedral de St. Mary, de 8 p.m. a 10 responsabilidad de la especificos. Todos en el Seminario College de St. John p.m. evangelizacion no reside s$lo en Vianney, de 1:30 a 6:30 pm. • 23 de mayo—San Juan Bosco, de 8 pm a 10 p.m. sacerdotes y religiosas, sino en todos los que aceptan..." • Catequesis de nifios—23 de octubre RETIROS PARA CATEQUISTAS: Sabado Santo: Ermita de • Liturgia y music a—13 de noviembre la Caridad, de 1 pm a 6:30 pm. • Catequesis familiar—15 de enero El alumno • Catequesis de jdvenes—19 de febrero La programaci6n del ano 1977-78 se ha llevado a cabo en • Catequesis biblica—19 de marzo cooperaci6n con los siguientes departamentos protagonista arquidiocesanos: Musica y liturgia, Pastoral Vocacional, CURSOS UNIVERSITARIOS: Todos en el Colegio de St. Oficina de la familia , Oficina de Juventud y Escuelita de "Para mi la catequesis debe Michael, los jueves de 7:30 a 10 pm. en Cooperaci6n con La Emails para los Encuentros Juveniles. Tambieii existe la '•^sarrollar una actitud Universidad Internacional de la Florida (FIU). cooperackin con las escuelas privadas latinas, en sus inquieta"...dijo la Hna. Ada • Curso de Otofio—Teologia Bfblica: Evangelio de San programas de catequesis en conjunci6n con la Comisidn Sierra. Juan. Por el P. Jorge Garcia. REL 341 - Sept. 29. Diocesana de Radio y Televisi6n. "No debe crear jovenes Page 4 A / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 16, 1977