PRICE 25c VOL XX No. 31 VOICE OCTOBER 6, 1978
?'\' V '.Jiff Archbishop McCarthy waves to applauding throngs as he enters the Orange Bowl as part of a long procession of priests and prelates. 'Singing In The Rain' By GERARD E. SHERRY More than 400 buses, Tanner from St. Augustine, as stopped, but not before it had HE SAID THE Orange some from the farthermost well as Archbishop Marcus taken its toll. The 700 voice Bowl "has become a great "Singing in the rain... parts of South Florida, McGrath of Panama City, choir had continued to sing Cathedral. We are gathered "I'm singing in the rain... unloaded the faithful for Bishop Eduardo Dalmau, during the torrential rain in here like the multitude that "What a glorious feeling, whom the gathering clouds former Bishop of Cienfuegos, soaking dress. Also soaked to followed Jesus into the "I'm happy again..." seemed no impediment. They Cuba, and Bishop Eduardo the skin were hundreds of desert," he added: "Hungry came prepared with their Boza, the Cuban exiled Bishop priests waiting in procession, for the Word of the Lord, we The words of this old umbrellas and their plastic presently living in their white chasubles looking are here to cheer—to cheer our song did genuinely reflect the coats to witness a pageant, a Venezuela: Abbot Fidelis J. the worse for wear. God with a thunderous ap- mood of the more than 50,000 Mass, and special video-tape plause, to cheer each other on messages from the late Pope Dunlap, O.S.B., of St. Leo's The Mass had-just begun Catholics who gathered at the Abbey, St. Leo.Florida, also when the rains came again, to victory in the contest for Orange Bowl here to celebrate John Paul I and Archbishop heaven, for the Christ life of Fulton J. Sheen. attended. Special guest was and an improvised canopy of the 20th anniversary of the Bishop Mansuet Biyase of plastic was held over the the Beatitudes here on earth." founding of the Archdiocese Messages were also sent Eshow, South Africa, in the concelebrants and visiting The Archbishop referred and to bring to a close the by President Jimmy Carter United States as a guest of the Prelates on the main altar. to the local Holy Year special local Holy Year of and Governor Reubin Askew Government. The hundreds of priest preparations of spiritual reform and renewal. of Florida. PRESENT ALSO were concelebrants sitting on the renewal and reconciliation "in THE STORM CLOUDS The retired Bishop of the sick and the handicapped, field were advised to take our parishes, families, schools, were hovering over the City as Rochester was supposed to many in wheel chairs, as well shelter, but quite a number organizations, and hundreds of members of the have appeared in person as the as the deaf who had the stayed, some having come movements —among our Hispanic community left the featured speaker.but ill health proceedings silently in- with umbrellas or just their priests, religious and laity. Church of St. John Bosco, a forced him to cancel his travel terpreted by their moderator, faith. "Your response — the mile away from the Orange arrangements. Instead, he Father James Vitucci. At the start of his homily, concerns of the priests, of the Bowl, escorting their spoke to people from an 80- Just before the start of Archbishop Edward A. religious, of the Parish Town traditional treasure, the foot wide screen erected at the the Anniversary Mass, a McCarthy of Miami observed Hall meetings, of our young statue of Our Lady of Charity, Bowl. violent thunderstorm erupted to the crowd that "if the people, of our organizations which was to form a cen- In attendance were and a sea of umbrellas ap- Dolphins can play in the and movements—all have terpiece next to the altar Bishop Charles McLaughlin of peared throughout the rain—we can surely pray in been beautiful, edifying ex- erected on the field. St. Petersburg, Bishop Paul stadium. Eventually the rain the rain." (Continued on Page 18) News briefs World Teachers vs. Church United Way the way? PEORIA,I11.—Bischop Edward W. O'Rourke of Peoria, WASHINGTON-The National Labor Relations Board 111. Has urged taking a second look at raising funds through and has reaffirmed earlier decisions by NLRB administrative law- the United Way campaign because of its funding of Planned judges that the Diocese of Gary, Ind., violated federal labor Parenthood. Bishop O'Rourke pointed to Planned Paren- law in its dealings with Catholic school teachers and the thood's involvement in abortion and its distribution of Brooklyn Diocese did not, Both losers in the decisions —the "blatantly anti-Catholic propaganda and blasphemous National Diocese of Gary and the Lay Faculty Association of references to the Blessed Virgin Mary." Brooklyn—plan to appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals. Missionaries freed JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.-Three U.S. missionaries in Peru have been released by the military government and have returned to their posts, said officials of the Diocese of Jefferson City, Mo. Under detention by the military since early September were Father Ralph Keyes, Sister Frances Catherine Battle and Father Peter Russell. Ulster torture WASHINTON—An Irish priest long active in documenting torture allegations made by Irish prisoners in She's brought Ulster slammed Catholic leaders and the Catholic press in the U.S. for failing to protest violations of human rights in Northern Ireland. Those officials and publications, Father Murray said, have been quick to criticize allegations of Flowers of the brutality by governments in Africa and South America, but they have ignored what he said is sytematic torture, killing and the use of terror as a political tool by the British rulers of his homeland. Lebanon concern VATICAN CITY—Concern has hightened in the Roman Curia and among the College of Cardinals over the October too is deteriorating situation in war-torn Lebanon. The cardinals, Mary's month, who appealed for a lasting cease-fire Oct. 2, discussed when we honor Her Lebanon again at their Oct. 6 meeting, said the Vatican as Our Lady of the Press Office. Rosary. We also Prevent pregnancies pray to Mary, par- WASHINGTON-The Senate has passed a bill to ticularly this month, provide services to prevent teenage pregnancies and to help as Our Lady of the pregnant teenagers deliver their babies. The bill would create Missions. a new program to help fund comprehensive centers to Please honor Our provide family planning information, sex and family life Lady of the Rosary, education and health and social services for teenagers, with and of the Missions, an emphasis on those under 17. by your prayers and a Chaplain imbalance special sacrifice for WASHINGTON- Five key U.S. senators and the entire the Missions. Wisconsin delegation to Congress have joined in the caL for The Mission Church government investigation of the denominational imbalance DEPENDS on YOUR in the military chaplains' corps. The congressmen expressed prayers and gifts! concern over the effect that the military's "up-and-out" system, which required that personnel be either promoted or •« —m MB MB MB .BBsl fired, is having on representation of certain religions in the I I promise to honor Our Lady of the Missions by praying the Rosary when I can this I chaplains' corp. month. Enclosed is my sacrifice for the Mission Church: • $1,000 D$500 D$200 D$100 D$50 D$20 D$10 D$5 • Other $_ Taxpaying abortions NEW YORK —Protestant and Jewish organization— Name along with a group called Catholics for a Free Choice—asked a federal court to throw out restrictions on Address. taxpayer-funding of abortions for welfare women. Such State_ restrictions, the group said in an amicus curiae (friend of the -Z'P- court) brief, are grounded in the Catholic opposition to Sendyour gift to: 10/78 abortion, and therefore violate the principles of church-state separation and religious freedom. THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION Human kindness prize OF THE FAITH MILAN, Italy—The 1978 Balzan Prize for human kindness, peace and brotherhood has been awarded to Msgr. John J. Donnelly Mother Teresa of Calcutta, founder of the Missionaries of Most Rev. Edward T. O'Meara Charity. National Director OR: Archdiocesan Director Dept. 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Page 2 /Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 Schedule for the Papal conclave VATICAN CIT.Y- not authorized to remain in for the last conclave Aug. 25, basically unchanged. Vatican diplomatic corps and (NC) —The College of Car- conclave. The order will be after the death of Pope Paul Every cardinal speaking a working knowledge of the dinals will begin the conclave given by Papal Master of VI, from which Pope John to outsiders in the pre- Curia. to elect a pope with a con- Ceremonies Msgr. Virgilio Paul I emerged. conclave days said pastoral The Vatican-watchers celebrated Mass in St. Peter's Noe. The greatest change this qualities were a must. said Cardinal Ursi's warmth Basilica at 10 a.m. (5 a.m. Voting will begin at 9:30 time was that all but one of Some, however, hastened and broad smile could draw EDT), Saturday. The car- a.m. (4:30 a.m. EDT) Sunday, the electors were veterans of a to add that many curial him votes, but he lacked dinals plan to enter the Oct. 15, and continue, if papal election. cardinals possessed pastoral international or Curia ex- conclave site at 4:30 p.m. necessary, at 4:30 p.m. (11:30 The only newcomer was attributes even though they perience. (11:30 a.m. EDT). a.m. EDT). U.S. Cardinal John Wright, had not headed dioceses. SOME SEASONED The concelebrated Mass, Every day in conclave the prefect of the Vatican NATIONALITY WAS observers saw Rome's Car- presided over by Cardinal- cardinals will concelebrate Congregation for the Clergy. being played down by elec- dinal Ugo Poletti as a good Chamberlain Jean Villot, will morning Mass in three Cardinal Wright could not tors. But several influential candidate. He was not popular be at Bernini's Altar of the chapels: the Sistine, the attend the last conclave foreign cardinals and many with Curia officials, but knew Chair. Matilda and the so-called because of neurosurgery and a other princes of the church Curia operations thoroughly. ENTRY INTO the "attic" chapel on the top floor cataract operations. seemed intent on electing an As papal vicar for Rome, conclave will take place as it of the Apostolic Palace. HIS PRESENCE Italian. he had ample experience in did in August. The cardinals With no clear favorite, slightly changed the voting Cardinals said the new diplomatic circles. will gather in the Pauline cardinals will gathered for the balance. The U.S. delegation, pope would have to be willing Past orally, the cardinal Chapel at 11:30 a.m. and walk second time in less than two the largest national voting to grant local bishops more had not won the hearts of in procession the short months for the awesome task bloc after the Italians, had autonomy and to increase Romans and had cool dealings distance through the Royal of selecting a pope. nine votes, 8 percent of the shared decision-making at the with the city's leftist ad- Hall to the Sistine chapel as VATICAN-WATCHERS total. Vatican by giving the Synod ministration. the hymn "Veni Creator puzzled over an inflated list of The Italian votes totaled of Bishops greater voice. His anti-communism, Spiritus" is chanted. "papabili"—the Italian word 26, equal to 23 percent of the But, like Pope John Paul, however, would probably be After a prayer by Car- used to refer to papal can- vote. the next pope would have to considered an advantage by dinal Villot, who will again didates—as the 111 cardinal- Changed also was Rome's show commitment to several European and chair the sessions of the electors prepared to enter the weather. During the August restoring discipline and insist American cardinals who conclave, the order "Extra sealed-off conclave area Oct. conclave, the cardinals on preserving moral teachings feared that the next pope omnes," Latin for "Everyone 14. sweltered in unairconditioned and fundamental doctrines, might promote further out," will be given to those All was nearly as it was quarters, with windows sealed according to the consensus. political compromises between shut. Called poor fortunetellers communists and Catholics in Mild fall temperatures, after the last papal election, Italy. however, were expected to journalists had an even longer ENERGETIC, FOR- continue well beyond the lists of "papabili" this time. CEFUL Official opening of the conclave. ALMOST EVERYONE Cardinal Giovanni Benelli of IT WAS considered likely agreed that Cardinals Florence had a great following that more comfortable con- Salvatore Pappalardo of among Roman Curia officials Archdiocese of Miami ditions, plus the desire to Palermo and Corrado Ursi of and some cardinals preferring know a little more about the Naples were prime candidates. an efficient, no-nonsense history and health of leading It was pointed out that approach to running the MISSION SUNDAY Oct. 22 candidates, might induce both had exhibited sympathy church. cardinals to remain in con- with the poor, the han- It was likely, though, clave longer than they did in dicapped and the unemployed that Cardinal Benelli, 57, Dearly Beloved in Christ, the August election. In that in their troubled dioceses. might also be considered too For most of us, the far-off Missions of the Church are the conclave, they chose John It was likely that Car- young and pastorally inex- work of others. But Mission Sunday each year reminds us Paul on the first day of dinal Pappalardo, 60, might perienced. He was not popular there is no diocese...no parish...no individual who can be balloting. be considered too young to be with bishops opposing unconcerned with the "building up of that Body of Christ The job requirements for pope, but he had the ad- overcentralization of the which is the Church." the papacy appeared to be vantages of experience in the church. Never can we imitate Christ more closely than when we serve the poor. Never can we build up His Church more than when we support the Missions with prayer and alms, for we remember that Christ's very last command before He ascended into heaven and left His Church in the hands of humanity was "Go to all people —make them My disciples." Mission Sunday — October 22nd — is our special op- portunity to share intimately in this urgent work of the Church. Our help to the Missions is necessary for their survival and growth; equally our dedication to the Missions is necessary for the vigor and true Christian depth of our own faith. For 156 years, The Society for the Propagation of the Faith has been a prime source of support for the missionary outreach of the Church. Let us continue this great service by our generous response to the Society's appeal this Mission Sunday. Your prayers and sacrifice for the Missions will truly help invite the world to Christ. Knowing your great faith and your eagerness to serve the world as Christ did, I send my thanks to God beforehand for your generosity. Devotedly yours in Christ, Edward A. McCarthy Archbishop of Miami Once again Cardinals from throughout the world will meet In general session as they did (above) just a brief two months ago to discuss matters in preparation for the conclave to elect a new pope.
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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 / Page 3 Holy Cross Hospital, be appropriate to the religious Holy Cross Fort Lauderdale, is holding its aspects of the Christmas sixth annual fine arts Season, but style and medium Christmas competition with a are left up to the choice of the prize of $250. The contest is to artist. Entry blanks are find an original work at art available through the hospital Hospital's suitable for reproduction to be public relations office and area the official 1978 Christmas art stores. Entries must be in card for the hospital and the the hospital no later than Oct. sisters of Mercy. 27. For more information call art contest Theme of the work should 771-7424. DRAPERIES Discontinued Decorative Fabrics AT FANTASTIC SAVINGS
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h- MEMBER Pope John Paul I in the hospital chapel. Father Patrick Brown, O.F.M., director of the pastoral care department, was celebrant and Sister Geraldine Donovan, O.S.F., administrative resident, led the singing (above). A special ecumenical note was WAREHOUSE FASHIONS added to the Mass by Dr. Laurence R. Medoff, who is Jewish and hospital medical director, doing the First Reading, and Barbara Glenn, R.N., a Seventh Day Adventist, doing the Second Reading.
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We're a full service bank and we're here to KISS, uoi SKI & r Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VO|CE I Friday, October 13, 1978 Representing over 200 Publix Meat Department Managers in Florida, The Publix guarantee George Avant — Coral Springs is our guarantee!9 "I started in the grocery business as a meat cutter. I know quality beef and I stand behind ours. But if for some reason you're unhappy with a piece of meat, Publix, we'll make it right" the place We know you mean business. for beef. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 / Page 5 Is the Catholic Church a 'single issue church ? By JIM CASTELLI who don't; at the same time, "Rather," it said, "we social justice official now on Minnesota where voters other Catholics whose chief hope that voters will examine the staff of the U.S. Catholic disliked his stand against WASHINGTON-(NO- political concern is parochial the positions of candidates on Conference, said right-to-life recreational development. The 1978 mid - term schools are urging defeat of the full range of issues as well opposition to Fraser reflected THE CATHOLIC election campaigns have candidates who oppose tuition as the person's integrity, "tunnel vision." Messenger, the Davenport, brought back a rerun of a tax credits. philosophy and performance." He noted that Fraser is Iowa, diocesan paper, said the debate from the 1976 In February, 1976, the The bishops reaffirmed known as a major human "single-issue" debate also presidential race—Is the U.S. bishops' administrative this position in September, rights supporter and has been focusing on abortion has Catholic Church a "single- board urged Catholics to 1976, when they denied that honored by Bread for the already begun in Iowa in the issue" church? study condidates' positions on they opposed Jimmy Carter World, a Christian lobby on race between incumbent Ironically, in this year's a wide range of issues in- because he opposed a con- hunger issues. Democratic Sen. Dick Clark election Catholics seem to be cluding abortion, education, stitutional amendment on "If one examines the and his Republican challenger, identified with two "single" the economy, health care and abortion. Church's position on economic Roger Jensen. issues. Many right-to-life human rights on foreign The "single-issue" justice, on full employment, Jensen supports an organizations continue to policy. question was spotlighted this on the elderly and the han- amendment and opposes endorse candidates who THE BOARD urged year in the Democratic dicapped, on human rights, on abortion funding; Clark support a constitutional citizens to "avoid choosing senatorial primary in Min- housing, on health care, on opposes an amendment, amendment to restrict candidates simply of the nesota. In that race, Bob welfare, on nuclear disar- supports public funding and abortion and oppose those personal basis of self-interest. Short, a Catholic with a mament, on military spen- "has also supported proposals conservative philosophy who ding, and if one compare's to help distressed pregnant supported an abortion Fraser's voting record to the women find alternatives to amendment, ran against Rep. Church position—then a abortion," the paper said in an Donald Fraser, a liberal who remarkable similarity editorial. NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC supports legal abortions and becomes evident. Fraser "We believe that can- public abortion funding and stands with the church on all didates for political office serves as a congressional these issues," Krietemeyer should be pressured to think adviser to the National said. seriously about abortion," the ST. libitARy Abortion Rights Action In another instance, a paper said. "We also believe League. St. Edward Parish Hall, Opposite Church, North County Road group of 21 priests issued a that a good candidate need Minnesota's strong right- statement citing the bishops' not agree that the Con- 10-12 AM WED-THURS-FRIDA Y & SUNDA Y to-life movement backed statement and opposing stitution should be used to 3000 New books of spiritually-enriching fiction and Short and frequently attacked single-issue voting, saying force agreement on an issue non-fiction, philosophy, sociology, history, theology. Fraser, calling him "anti-life" "To judge any candidate that has split the country. and worse. solely on one issue would be a "Finally, we believe that The right-to-life op- serious mistake." Catholics can disagree on position to Fraser was not Short won the primary questions of political Nick De Martino surprising, but some Catholic and the abortion issue propriety affecting abortion," Specializes in office leasing and commercial & industrial properties. support for Fraser was. definitely helped him, the Messenger said. l??^ SOUTHEAST INVESTMENT REALTY CORP. Several priests and prominent although another important "This newspaper does not •" 'MS Coral Gables Catholics endorsed Fraser. factor was strong opposition endorse political candidates," Ron Krietemeyer, a diocesan to Fraser from northern the editorial said. "We want ^SiSff 446-8500 to make it clear now that we also do not believe the church gives an implied endorsement to candidates who appear willing to translate a moral stand of the church directly into civil law." Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 CONGRATULATIONS, ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY The Orange Bowl Mass celebrating The Holy Year was a dramatic and successful undertaking. A tremendous contribution to the religious needs of the Catholic community. Dr. Jose M. Morales-Gomez Sr. Chairman of the Board. COCAL3AIK 2720 Coral Way 1920 S.W. 27 Ave. 1730 Biscayne Blvd. 765 E. 9 St., Hialeah, Florida Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, October 13,1978 /1978 / Page 7 MA TTER OF OPINION Storm didn't stop them Editorial I The rains came, but so did the People of God in the Archdiocese have a strong faith God. From the northernmost town of Stuart Each of us must become involved—the sick and love for their Church. It is now up to and the well; the handicapped; the rich and in Martin County to the southernmost City each of us, back in our parishes, to support of Key West in Monroe County; from Naples the poor; the strong and the weak. the Five-year Program of Renewal and to The next five years can be as ad- on the West Coast and from all the other put into practice what has been studied and venturous and exciting as we wish to make counties they came to Miami-over 50,000 of discussed during the special Archdiocesan them. It is up to us to do our part under the them acting as a community of love and Holy Year. leadership of the Archbishop—through the unity at the Orange Bowl last Friday night. Words alone will not accomplish the clergy and leaders of the laity. We must An excellent, 700-voice choir, a pageant, tasks of evangelization that lie before us. start now! liturgical dancing and, acting as a cen- terpiece near the altar, the Hispanic treasure and tableau of Our Lady of Charity. 'Tainted' money not worth it A large contingent of the Spanish community marched from St. John Bosco escorting the Statue of their "Lady" to its One of the subjects which the voters will center for white slave traffic. special place of honor on the field. have to really think about in the November This is not merely scare talk. It is The handicapped were there in their election is the question of legalized casino reality! The question to be asked is whether wheel chairs along with the blind and the gambling. we want even a small version of the Las deaf, who enjoyed a silent translation of the The proponents of this ballot Vegas environment on the Gold Coast. Pro- events taking place. proposition keep emphasizing the economic casino gambling forces pooh-pooh the It was a marvelous expression of real benefits that will be accrued for places like possibility here and talk about strict con- faith and augments well for the future of the Miami Beach if casinos are allowed to trols and law enforcement to avoid any Five-year Plan of Renewal through operate. They allege that taxaction from the take-over by crime syndicate figures. Still, Evangelization spelled out by Archbishop profits will bring a new era of prosperity to Nevada is supposed to have one of the most McCarthy in his homily. the coastal resorts in Dade and Broward stringent controls on gambling anywhere in And who can forget the stirring Counties; but one has to seriously consider the world, yet crime figures are active, message flashed on the screen showing that whether it will be worth it. sometimes openly, despite all the controls. age-old, but ever young, vibrant Archbishop We have only to look in areas of the We hope that the voters in Dade and Fulton J. Sheen. He could not appear in country where casino gambling is presently Broward Counties will take a long, hard person because of ill health, but despite his legalized—and the situation is by no means look at the real dangers involved in 83 years, the oratorian was still present. as beneficial as the pro-casino forces make legalizing casino gambling. If there are Only when the thunderstorm showed no out. The real question to be asked is whether pressing needs for education and law en- sign of abatement, did Archbishop the tax money collected will genuinely forcement, then let's find some other way to McCarthy terminate the Mass, after the make a dent in solving the financial needs of provide the money. Liturgy of the Word. Missed by those education and law enforcement. More to the assembled was the appearance on the point-one wonders whether such extra tax It would be ludicrous to use taxes from screen of the late lamented Pope John Paul "benefits" are worth the end result. gambling to help local police whose work I who video-taped the only messag-e given to For example, Nevada, wherein may well be doubled by trying to keep out people outside of Rome. legalized casino gambling has been going on the criminal elements who will surely The Archdiocese of Miami was for many years, also has one of the highest descend on our shores as they have done singularly blessed by this generous thought crime rates in the whole country. Las wherever such gambling is legalized. of the late Pope and the complete video-tape Vegas, for example, is the site of much Furthermore, helping State education with will be later shown on TV in various parts of crime syndicate activity and direction. It is "tainted" money from gambling is not the the Archdiocese. a mecca of prostitution and some law en- best way to inculcate high moral standards One thing was obvious, the people of forcement agencies believe it is also a into the young attending our public schools. Protestants, lapsed Catholics and Communion explain this? (IU.) column explained them in belief of the Catholic Church. detail. The reason I mentioned In all such cases, What is really necessary 5. Be properly disposed— however, only the bishop has for Catholics to receive only two in the recent that is, he or she must be response is that they were the the right and responsibility to Communion? aware of no serious offense judge whether inter- Recently you answered a only. two involved in that against God which would be particular circumstanse. communion should take place. question about Protestants contradictory to that union Of course, the conditions receiving Communion, and Catholic regulations with him professed in the concerning faith in the mentioned only two con- require that five conditions be Eucharist. sacraments and proper ditions that had to be present fulfilled for the administration We must note however, disposition must always be before they went to Com- of the sacraments of the that the bishop of a diocese (or present. munion in a Catholic Church. Eucharist, Penance, and the a national conference of By FATHER I know that Catholic law Anointing of the Sick to non- bishops) may allow Com- You ask about Methodist JOHN DIETZEN requires more than that. What Catholic Christians. The munion by non-Catholics in parents receiving Communion really is necessary? (Fla.) person involved must: certain other "urgent at the marriage Mass of their A. Judging from the necessities." I know of in- son. From what I've already Q. I recently attended a many letters I receive each 1. Be in danger of death stances in which bishops have, said, you can see that if the wedding in the eastern part of week about the subject, or in urgent need. (Examples for example, allowed non- proper conditions were our country where the parents there's apparently much given are during persecution, Catholic parents to receive fulfilled, and if permission of of the groom, who are confusion about inter- or in prison). Communion at the marriage of the bishop was obtained, Methodists, received Holy communion, especially where it 2. Be unable to have their Catholic son or daughter, neither the priest nor the Communion. The priest was concerns non-Catholics access to a minister of his own non-Catholic spouses to couple did anything wrong. aware of their religion. Also, receiving in the Catholic faith. receive at the funeral of their One would assume that the the bride's parents had not Church. 3. Ask for these Catholic husbands or wives, priest would have explained gone to Mass for years, but There are more than two sacraments on his own non-Catholic graduates to the situation to those parents were told by the priest just to conditions for such Com- initiative receive with their classmates and the family in order to make a good Act of Contrition munion by other Christians in 4. Have faith in these at a baccalaureate Mass, and avoid, as far as possible, any before receiving. How do you our church. Not long ago this sacraments in accord with the so on. misunderstanding. Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 &&£&&&&A^^ Humble person gives credit to God think it is. But humility is a manly virtue, forgive others who have injured him, since he demanding honesty, good judgment and realizes his own guilt in such matters in the past frequently courage. There is nothing soft or and his own need of God's forgiveness. deceptive or cowardly about it. The cringing The humble person is courteous and grateful. beggar murmuring his pathetic story is not He never takes it for granted that people should humble, just because his posture and words seem go out of their way to do for him and wait on him. By Msgr. to lack pride. He acknowledges a kind act and attempts to show Make no mistake about it—it takes courage appreciation, especially at home. It is only the James Walsh and honesty to be humble. For humility means proud who are unwilling to bend in the admission making a true estimate of one's self. Such an that others have merited thanks. estimate includes good and bad points, and the Humble people are not bullheaded about It happened time and again when Willard truly humble person is as willing to admit the bad their own way. They are anxious to cooperate in was invited to the homes of friends. Because he as he is the good. The uncomfortable thing about had a much admired voice, he was usually asked the plans of others without insisting on having humility is the exact way in which it proves that their own way. Who said humility isn't a practical to sing. Invariably Willard answered,"Oh,really, every pleasing and good quality or talent in us is virtue? It takes courage to admit others are right I'm no good at that. Let someone else."Where- of God's doing, not our own. and I am wrong or that their ideas in this matter upon he would be urged until he agreed, which It insists that we admit the praiseworthy are wiser than my own. always happened. And inevitably someone qualities and develop them. To deny them is to lie. commented, "Willard is so humble..." This is really the proof of humility—the But it goes a step further and obliges us to give all willingness to accept the little humiliations sure to Well, Willard isn't humble at all, at least not the credit for the admirable things to God. To come in the round of daily life. Such things as that in that attitude. It is not genuine humility to take credit to oneself is the deception known as accepting correction from another, being willing deny one's talents. Rather it is to admit it and pride. to listen to advise, to admit mistakes, to sacrifice make good use of it. If Willard had hopped to the SO MUCH for the good in us—and there is one's plans for another's —all these in making us song with the abiding conviction that his gift much in everyone. Humility goes on to tell us the feel humble provide a test for humility. came from God, he would have been genuinely only things we can take credit for are our sins — THIS IS NOT an easy virtue by any means humble. To act as if one created his own ability is the ungrateful acts against God, the source of all as wrong as to deny the possession of such a gift. to acquire, because pride never really surrenders. good in us. This conviction that we are unworthy It keeps coming back wearing different masks, before God and owe everything to him lays the THEN THERE was Agatha, who wore a pleading in different voices, growing another head groundwork for humility. when one is chopped off. browbeaten look and seemed ready at a glance to What about humility in practice then? dissolve into the rug. Complications were always But humility is a virtue in which one can arising in her life because she never took a firm The humble person makes a practice of constantly grow, because there are countless stand on anything and let others make up her overlooking the faults of others and concentrating opportunities in routine activities to practice mind. Her family often commented, "Agatha is on their good points, because he is very much being humble. just too humble for her own good." aware of his own shortcomings. Thus he refrains Even in this life the truly humble are more from biting criticism and sharp remarks, and respected and more welcome than scorned.where- But Agatha the doormat was not a humble instead gives praise where it is due and en- person. Humility is not spinelessness. Many still as the proud person is mocked when he believes he couragement where it is needed. He is quick to is being praised. SS^ftft^^S^S^W^^SAR^SStf^ Pope John Paul linked peace, pro-life By Dick During the Vietnam War years the peace Vietnam War, ,died on the day the Supreme movement reached its peak in this country Court declared abortion legal. and then declined as the war drew to a finish. Today the pro-peace or anti-war faction Conklin At the same time the effort we call "pro-life" in South Florida is but a small fraction of or "respect life" began to grow. Former what it once was. Most of the activity is president Lyndon B. Johnson, who had been limited to a yearly "Hiroshima Day" ob- at the center of the controversy over the servance in Miami, led by the American Pope John Paul is gone now. During his Friends Service Committee. short reign we were cheered by his friendly Several attempts by pro-life activists to smile and warm words of praise and en- open a dialogue with the "Friends" have couragement. He spoke of his concern for failed. Although it w.ould seem that a com- peace in the Middle East, Central America, mon opposition to violence and killing would and Africa. provide some basis for agreement, the anti- While Pope John Paul was Patriarch of war organization has refused to consider the Venice he said in his 1977 World Day of Peace "life" issue or to participate in an exchange of message: "The first class enemy of peace is ideas. While, some of the Friends plainly don't war which destroys the lives of thousands, want to take on another controversial issue, even millions, of persons. The second enemy others say they have already chosen to be of peace is abortion. Many people use a pro-abortion, or "pro-choice" and see no double standard; at the same time they are possibility of a change. saying 'no' to war, they are saying'yes' to abortion; which on a world scale is supressing Most of the successful grass roots millions of lives more than war." movements in this country have relied heavily on coalitions with other groups to His predecessor, Pope Paul VI was help achieve their goals. No one is claiming equally outspoken on the subject. Just six that last year's repeal of Dade's homesexual months ago he said, "The time has come rights ordinance was the result of only Anita when we pupils of Christ, both teachers and Bryant and a few Baptist supporters. Links disciples, must remember and not only were formed early in the champaign with a remember but observe this fundamental variety of Christian organizations who of- Christian law; Human life is sacred. fered their help. None could have succeeded alone. "What does sacred mean? It means that it is put beyond the reach of man's power but Perhaps more of us should look around protected by an authority superior to that of at all of the worthy causes in our church and man and defended by the law of God. Human community that depend on volunteer sup- life, over which man exercises his authority in port. Perhaps we should use more "we" and so many ways for reasons of kinship, or for less "They" when referring to the efforts to reasons of social superiority, is, as such, put protect the unborn, aid the poor pregnant beyond the reach of man's authority. woman, and provide better care for the retarted, handicapped , and elderly. Perhaps "Our thought goes in the first place to we can get our Knights of Columbus council, abortion. Poor and innumerable lives ab,out to our altar-rosary society, Legion of Mary, be born, swept away in your weakness, in Marriage Encounter, or Cursillo group to help your innocence! How can a civil society, and too. what is more—a Christian one, authorize and remain impassive, dry-eyed, in the prescence This is Respect Life month. Let's make of such a 'slaughter of the innocents'?" this cause a group effort that we can all participate in. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 I Page 9 AID THE POOR by donating resalable furniture Evangelization relates to church funds clothing, etc to KANSAS CITY, Mo.- financial practices do in fact and investments in opposition will not be placed ahead of the The St. Vincent (NC) —Rejecting what he offer justice and dignity to the to concern for t;he poor," the demands of the Gospel," he called a "dualism that people we serve." archbishop said. Instead, they added. de Paul Stores separates business from the ARCHBISHOP Ber- must be viewed in relation to 2647 OLD DIXIE spiritual aspects of the nardin acknowledged that the the church's mission "to But poverty of spirit, the church," Archbishop Joseph problem of reconciling the proclaim the Lord Jesus and desire of a simpler lifestyle RIVIERA BEACH L. Bernardin of Cincinnati needs of the church and its his saving message." and increased sensitivity to 2560 WEST GATE AVE. said Oct. 2 that management members with those of the "Whether we deal with the interdependence of the of church resources must be world, especially the poor, was the wealthy or the poor or the human family are the results WEST PALM BEACH approached in the context of a "critical issue of church middle-class, it is our task to of religious commitment, 538 24th ST. the church's mission of administration." He cited help them all come closer to Archbishop Bernardin said. WEST PALM BEACH evangelization. several questions the problem the Lord so that they can "Therefore it is our task "In practicing respon- raises: share with him both the together with all the other sible stewardship,we do not • "Does the service of suffering and the glory of the ministers of the church to help merely borrow business Christ's poor demand that the paschal mystery," Arch- people put the Lord first in or call practices and adapt them to church divest itself of all its bishop Bernardin said. their lives," he added. "When 845-0562 church affairs," said the arch- property? "THIS CALLS for a total people are truly evangelized, bishop in his keynote address • "Or, does our love for surrender to the Lord, which there will be present both the to the Diocesan Fiscal God manifest itself by cannot really happen unless vision and the motivation for a free pick up. Management Conference in building the most beautiful the poverty in spirit about needed to ensure that the Tax receipts given. Kansas City. "Rather, we and the richest buildings we which he spoke in the Sermon resources of the church are Our Profit present to the business can afford? on the Mount is present— used properly. Stewardship, in community and the world a • "Can a pilgrim people unless there is that the deepest theological sense, Goes To The Poor sense that responsible carry the heavy baggage of detachment which ensures will be understood and ac- property as it seeks to follow that material considerations cepted." its homeless leader? 9 "Can the needs of our people for education and worship be met without adequate buildings?" The answers to those questions and the solution to the problem "does not lie in LEASE A 79 GRAND PRIX setting buildings, property Pure Water SPECIAL OCT. 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(NC) —The National Con- The conference recently ference of Catholic Bischops sent Franciscan Father supports "vigorous U.S. Joseph Nangle of its Office of action to foster, in the name of International Justice and human rights, both greater Peace to meet with Arch- political participation and bishop Miguel Obando economic justice in the war- Bravo of Managua and other torn nation of Nicaragua," the officials of the Nicaraguan head of the conference has Bishops' Conference at their said in a letter to President request. Carter. The Nicaraguan bishops Mother M. Michael Rosarie Devaney (left) first official act of the chapter was to Archbishop John R. believe the United States has was elected Superior General of the Car- issue a Decree acknowledging Mother Quinn of San Francisco, both the power and the melite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm at Angeline Teresa as Fpundress with the NCCB president, told Carter responsibility to play a more the seventh general chapter. She suc- title of Mother General Emerlta. In the the conflict in Nicaragua is "a decisive role in achieving a ceeds Mother M. Angeline Teresa (right) Archdiocese of Miami, the Sisters cause of grave concern within resolution of the problems in who founded the community in 1929. conduct The Pennsylvania in West Palm the Catholic community in the that country, the letter said. Bishop Howard J. Hubbard, Albany, Beach. (center) president over the election. The BF YOU CAN'T Catholic M.D.'s Industrial set special Mass THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Communication October 22nd is Mission Sunday. The Catholic physicians A reminder that Christ meant all of us when He throughout the Archdiocese of Co. said: Go ye, therefore and teach all nations." Yet Miami and their spouses are few of us can. Few of us do. All of us, though, invited to a Mass com- can help the Missions in the Near East. Here are memorating the Feast of St. SOUND SYSTEMS some of the ways: Luke, the Physician, Wed- Churches, Offices nesday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m., I n the very lands where Christ was born and where Auditoriums, Schools His disciples taught, there are over 1,800,000 in St. Helen Church, W. Rentals*Sales*Service people living without homes and without hope. Oakland Park Blvd., Fort HELP Distributor Some of them for more than 30 years! Just $20 Lauderdale. THE Of Altec, Rauland will feed a family for a month—$525 will build Archbishop Edward A. And Other Fine REFUGEES a small but decent home. Only $50 will care for a McCarthy will be the principal Equipment blind ot deaf-mute child for a month—and $1 will celebrant at the Mass and will buy a refugee child hot lunches for a whole preach the homily. A social month. How much will you share? will follow. CALL Sister Marie T. Halligan, 940-6760 The recent fighting in Lebanon and throughout superior of the Cenacle 1950 NE 149 St. the Near East has left thousands of children Retreat House, Lake N. Miami, Fla. "ADOPT" homeless. You can "adopt" one of them for only 33181 $14 a month—give them clothes, food, shelter, Ronkonkoma, N.Y., has A CHILD education—and what they need most—love. been appointed Provincial "Your" child will write to you. You may reply, if Superior of the you wish. Christ will love you the more for loving Congregation's Eastern one of His very own "little ones." Providence. She also served in Highland Park, In the Near East, hundreds of vocations are N.J., Boston, Rochester blooming. But many young men and women may and Toronto. The Sisters of Floor A PRIEST never realize their dream to walk in Christ's the Cenacle operate the OR SISTER footsteps only because their families are poor. Cenacle Retreat House in OF YOUR For just $300 ($12.50 a month for two years) Lantana. you can help a young girl become a nun. For Show. OWN $ 1080 ($ 15 a month for six years) you can sponsor a seminarian all the way to Ordination. Now you CORRECTION The SSS floor show stars can have a priest or Sister in your family. We apologize for printing Fanny the Floor Machine, %m in last week's Voice the error Heavy Duty Upright Many poor Catholics in the Near East do not even that Father Neil Fager, in- Vacuum VaVa have a church of their own in which to worship. stead of Father Neil Sager, THE You can help. Where? The mountain people of Voom, Irma the PERFECT Kerala, primitive farm folk who live in mud huts, died. desperately need to replace the ramshackle shed Services were held for Industrial Wet and MEMORIAL that now serves as a chapel. Just $4000 will give Father Sager, pastor of Good Dry Vacuum and the 185 Catholic families there a modest but Shepherd Church, Orlando, adequate church—an ideal Memorial for some- last Friday, Oct. 6. Sarina the Automatic one you love. Scrubber. Formerly of Pittsburgh Pa. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, October 13, 1978 I Page 11 KNQW YQ The spirituality By FATHER JAMES V. SCHALL that these churches lived together for a thousand years and should still Msgr. John Nolan of the ^ WE WHO ARE used to thinking of Near East Welfare Association wrote of Christianity as divided into Protestants him in 1969: "Are we big enough for this and Catholics easily forget that the old man's dream?" Athenagoras said to various Orthodox churches stemming Msgr. Nolan: "Is not our master the from Egypt, Asia Minor, Greece, Eastern Europe and Russia bear witness to a A moment of prayer becomes the arena for religious experience for those liturgy, theology and spirit as old and members of a charismatic prayer group. wise as our own ways of living the faith. We are often surprised by the depth and wisdom of this tradition unfamiliar to us. The Public M Finding meaningful This patriarch was no ordinary man. SYP He was Greek by birth but lived for many Faith, wisdom, understanding years in New York, across from Central beyond themselves and other hum Park, a place where he loved to walk and others struggle to deepen their fait! converse with the people he met, especially the children. It is nice to seek to understand and know him t religious experience picture this tall, black-robed, black- We hear a great deal today al hooden man, quietly strolling through feel the Spirit within ourselves. M these lovely precincts, this man who meet God is .within our own hu came to symbolize in his life what a park often we may indeed be asking that discovery of him whom we seek, y( ByMARYMAHER should be, a place wherein divisions and unfolding of his revelation to us. nature steel itself to strength with a good struggles among men are overcome and A friend of mine, a Lutheran shot of grace. We 'want religious ex- left aside. All parks, in a way, are meant Jesus revealed who he was ev Minister, has been running for years — perience to be more like a Linus Blanket to recall Eden before the fall, and began to have faith in him. In th( ritually running. He runs and meditates, to carry for comfort than the clothing somehow this Orthodox archbishop in his slave, the fact that the centurior runs and solves problems, runs and gets which is the shape of our human lives— simplicity often seemed to reflect this. Jesus' power illustrates that with ' in touch with the child within himself, and must fit if we are not to freeze of centurion's faith was so strong t runs and experiences the pilgrimate exposure. POPE PAUL VI and Athenagoras would have to come to his home pattern of adulthood. He simply runs. were close and good friends as perhaps worthy to have you under my rooi Far from an isolated experience, it unites MY FRIEND runs around only bishops can be. They met three get better." In the Mass, we tell him to God, the world on nature and to all Washington. He also counsels ministers, times officially—in Rome, Jerusalem and receive you, but only say the word the people he knows. writes books, speaks all over the nation Istanbul. Both men were acutely aware of on how ministers need ministering to as the origins of the divisions in well as anybody else. He is successful in Jesus healed the blind, the de SETTING OUT to find religious Christianity. Both knew they were to practical needs of the people. Toe experience is almost inevitably to be led reconciling parishes after hard events have pray and work that these divisions be rocked them. He stresses the essential need, either collectively or as one ii away from its possibility. Within our healed, yet both wanted to respect what it is healing process—Christianit; human lives, the ordinary events are humanness of grace action. was distintive in the Latin and Greek where we meet God. We tend the seek traditions. Athenagoras often repeated God beyond (outside) our nature. But It is interesting to note that a few this really leads away from un- modern novelists, among them John derstanding grace. Gardner, John Cheever, Margaret At- Grace is not a second story built wood, have dwelt on the same theme: upon the first: nature. Grace is the gift of Religion is grounded in what is, not in relatedness of God with man, woman what is wished for in order to avoid what with God, woman with man, man with is. The cent man, woman with woman. It is not It surely offers us more drama to geared to take us out of the human think that religious experience on setting but to root us radically within it. Monday morning is more like a mar- By JANAAN MANTERNACH Grace refines nature; it is not a magic velous urge to go forth like the sun than wand that transports us into tran- to struggle out of bed and into lines of One day Jesus was returning i scendental pastures where love is easy, harrassing traffic. It would be easier to his home in Capernaum, a town net despair never happens, and defeat and have God say some word of superhuman Cana, in Galilee. Jesus had bee victory are clear-cut realities. Neither is understanding when a friend's child dies living there since he left Nazareth i grace like the old Shakespearian of cancer than to feel the universe fall begin his Father's work. theatrical device, deus ex machina, in silent in the face of what seems senseless, As Jesus entered Capernaum, e which the god is dropped onto the stage innocent suffering. It must be nice, too, officer in the Roman army came u to resolve impossible human en- to feel good about driving a car with a to him. The man had the rank < tanglements. bumper sticker "I found it" when, for Jr}& centurion, which is like commande many of us, not having found "it" is Jesus must have wondered what AT FIRST GLANCE, this under- precisely our claim to faith in a raggy Roman military officer wanted wit standing of grace may seem pedantic and second half of the 20th century. It must him. lacking in.drama.But it is not, for human be clear that we are given grace to make It soon became clear tittL tl experience and the understanding of how us not romantics nor realists, but soldier was not on official b^Pnes grace is the understory of nature is ex- humans. He needed help. He had heard ho citing. It offers us more than the boring Jesus helped the sick and sufferini repetition compulsion that many of us SCRIPTURE AFFIRMS that As a Roman, he did not believe i settle for. Perhaps many of us, even while religious experience lies in the human God the way Jews like Jesus did. Bi proclaiming, "We are liberated," do not order of things. Moses, Paul, Abraham he believed Jesus would help him. I believe that our human experience is and Jesus were not the type to be chosen put his faith in him. truly the arena in which we meet God. for the Christian Yellow Pages—that He spoke to Jesus with grei We think we would like to invite him business manual which assures its reader respect. "Sir," he said, "my servii in, give him something spectacular in our that good business expertise is given boy, who is like my own son, is i lives to work with—like the utterly tragic along with the Spirit. home in bed terribly sick. He or the truly ecstatic. How often we equate Religious experience is not a matter paralyzed and suffers painfully." religious experience with feeling good, of picking up points of self-gratification. Jesus was deeply touched by tl officer's manner. The man obvious! being at peace with others, having As we seek, many of us are learning, as * I everything secure and resolved, losing my friends has, that running—physically loved this boy who was his servan our need to struggle with our tendencies , or metaphorically — is still the soundest Without hesitation Jesus to! to do harm and to be vulnerable. How way to meet the living God. Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 'If Dolphins can play in rain we con pray in rain' "It's a shame that it's raining but at the same time, isn't if fantastic that so many people are just sitting or standing here rather than going home," said West coast resident Anne Reilly. "I came over with my friend and we're not sorry we made the trip. What a sign of faith!" Mary Woods of St. Malachy parish, Boca Raton, which had five buses from the parish, said. "I've been looking forward to this since last July." These were typical reactions from many of the participants at the Holy Year celebration in the Orange Bowl. And, when Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy said, "If the Dolphins can play in the rain, we can surely pray in the rain," the crowds went wild with enthusiasm. were pushed through the handicapped people in soggy turf to shelter. wheelchairs, spoke loudly of their desire to be visible Room for handicapped There was enough rain to within the Church. And, their dampen anyone's spirit but presence was not ignored as not the handicapped. They Archbishop McCarthy per- were at the Orange Bowl, sonally went out on the field at Orange Bowl rally quiet witness to the diversity to greet them prior to the beginning of the Liturgy of cigarette lighters were quickly of needs within the Body of By FRANK HALL Father Jim's hands. The Christ, to share to participate, the Word. lit to throw some light on lighters were eventually to contribute their own unique Here was their pastor, The silence was broken replaced by two flashlights gifts of presence. and faces lit up as Abp. for dozens of deaf Catholics at Journalists and once again, the deaf could McCarthy bent over, touched the Holy Year celebration in communicate and participate The wheelchairs were each person, spoke a few the Orange Bowl when Father meet in the Holy Year celebration. filled with young people and words and the Gospel stories Jim Vitucci began in- postponed Sitting next to the deaf old people—but people who of Jesus walking among the terpreting everything from were a good number of the want a role within the life of lame and the blind and the the songs of joy to the words Faithful in wheelchairs. As the Church. Their willingness deaf took on a new meaning CHICAGO-(NC)- A the rain began to fall, some of Archbishop Edward A. meeting of the International to be part of the Orange Bowl not only for the handicapped McCarthy into American Sign covered themselves with celebration, despite the but for all those looking on • Federation of Catholic sheets of plastic while others Language. Journalists scheduled to be hazards the rain presented to from the stands. And, when the lights held in Bari, Italy, Oct. 13-15 were dramatically ex- has been postponed due to the tinguished for the Rosary, no death of Pope John Paul I. it one realized the darkness was announced b\ A.E.P blinded the deaf to the signs of Wall, president of the Father Jim's hands trans- federation and editor of the lating the meditations of the Chicago Catholic. Rosary. Hut quick thinking A new date for the soKed I hi- problem as meeting has not been set. .-.;• ',--- .^_J..-p, sis,;/. ,,r *., ."•,'••%• -t. . " S -.,.- •" '*. When the stadium lights went out. the deaf were unable to see Father Jim Vitucci use Sign Language to interpret the Rosary but the problem was solved when Manny Garcia of Holy Rosary parish. ^Perrine, held a flashlight over Father Vittuci's hands. Gregg Stead '(above, right) enjoys the visit of Abp. McCarthy who made it a point" to get to see those who had come to the Orange Bowl rally in wheelchairs. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, October 13, 1978 / Page 13 Plastic canopy is brought over the sanctuary where Archbishop McCarthy and other prelates continue Mass in the rain. Text of Archbishop's Homily My beloved, my beloved, munity of our Diocese. youth and the elderly, the THE concerns of the Priests, To improve com- my beloved in Christ! The young, the old are suffering and the dying—who of the Religious, of the parish munication, consultation and My affectionate greetings here. Men, women, the laity, by your Grace, O God, have town hall meetings, of our collaboration as we plan and in our Lord Christ Jesus to the religious, the priests. over these twenty years kept young people, of our as we grow, there will be each and every one of you. I Haitians and Latin Americans alive the life, kept shining the organizations and established an Archdiocesan warmly welcome you, and are here. Cubans are here— light of faith in South Florida. movements — all have been pastoral council in addition to thank you for coming to this noble confessors of the We give thanks for our beautiful, edifying ex- active parish councils. We will great anniversary celebration Faith—who left their country brothers and sisters of other pressions of commitment to a form Archdiocesan and of faith, reconciliation and to keep their faith. The South faiths who have encouraged new awakening, new spiritual regional boards of education. thanksgiving. I especially Floridians are here who in an and inspired us by their own and apostolic life stirring, by We will develop a commission thank the prelates who have extraordinary demonstration lives and friendly attitudes. God's Grace, in our Arch- on the liturgy and spiritual joined us in our jubilee. On of brotherhood in the Lord Especially do we thank you diocese. life of the Archdiocese, and a behalf of all, I express have welcomed with love and Lord for the founding Father Based, my beloved, on commission on ecumenical profound thanks to Arch- understanding their new of this Archdiocese, of what I heard you say, I wish relations. We will have a bishop Sheen who, while fellows in faith. I am sure the reverend memory, Archbishop now to announce the direc- special department on prevented by illness from Lord is smiling on all of us for Coleman F. Carroll. tions that I see your diocese evangelization to identity our being with us, has sent us the this loving harmony of which Yet the past is but taking in the next five years. spiritual needs and plan and stirring message of faith and we can be proud. prologue to the future. With It is our master plan of loving evaluate our efforts to respond encouragement you have This huge Orange Bowl splendid cooperation for which service and growth in holiness to them. heard. has become a great Cathedral. I thank you now most sin- during the period leading to THE OVERALL ob- I SHALL NEVER be We are gathered here like the cerely we have been preparing our silver jubilee in 1983. jective that will give unity and able to acknowledge multitude that followed Jesus for this night by a Holy Year It is presented in broad direction to all our efforts will adequately the marvelous into the desert—hungry for of spiritual renewal and outlines for it will be con- be to live more faithfully work of the priests, religious the word of the Lord. Like the reconciliation. We have been tinually refined and developed according to the Gospel of the and laity who have labored great crowds to whom Peter earnestly endeavoring to in wide consultation with the Lord, and to share our faith tirelessly to bring this preached when the Holy Spirit deepen our faith, com- priests, religious and faithful more zealously. glorious evening to reality. came at Pentecost—eager to mitment, our lives of prayer of our diocese. It will not be This means we will , for For them we thank and praise have the Spirit enliven our and love, our sense of com- my plan. It will be our plan. the next five years, be con- the Lord. hearts. munity and of calling. We Every person in this Arch- centrating on With love we dedicate WE ARE HERE to have been asking the Lord diocese is on the team. evangelization—namely: first, this ceremony to the memory cheer—to cheer our God with what it is he wants of us. Everyone is called to holiness continued internal spiritual of Pope John Paul I and pray a thunderous applause, to YOUR RESPONSE— and happiness in Christ. (Continued on Page 15) that this spirit of him we knew cheer each other on to victory so briefly might be our lasting in the contest for heaven and model. We shall never, never for the Christ Life of the forget his love for us in sen- beatitudes here on earth. ding* the special message We are here to sing our which you will hear at song of thanksgiving. Thanks Communion time. No other to God for calling us to be his Diocese in the world was - so people. Thanks for our faith— privileged. for knowing and being in love Nor shall we forget the with God, His Son, and the loving sympathy on the death Holy Spirit, for having been of Pope John Paul as well as of redeemed and called to eternal Paul VI expressed by our life while transforming this brothers and sisters of other life. Thanks for having been faiths. shown the way in Jesus and, Our prayers tonight are nourished and sustained in the united as well with Americans Eucharist and the throughout the land sacraments, thanks for the responding to our president's guidance and support of the request that tomorrow be a Church, the ody of Christ in day of prayer. which the Spirit dwells. WE ARE UNITED with Thanks for the patronage of our Jewish brothers and the Blessed Virgin Mary, and sisters who are observing their of all the saints. Holy Days at this time. We give thanks, O God, At his historic moment especially tonight on our we are assembled—one body, twentieth anniversary for the one spirit—from all over the blessings you have given to Archdiocese. We are here from and through this your local Key West and from Stuart, church—our Archdiocese. We from Naples and Fort are grateful for the priests and Lauderdale, The Palm the religious, for the lay men Beaches and Miami, from and women—the living and Parish group listens to Archbishop's homily on evangelization. every, other city and com- the dead, the parents, the Page 14 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, October 13, 1978 Archbishop's homily '*-. .. .-" '<'. - - (Continued from Page 14) sharing the good news and life sick and suffering, the tourists of Christ. and winter visitors and those renewal of our families, WE ABE determined in prison. parishes and the Archdiocese, that the spirit of all we do be Tonight, as we address of our organizations, loving and people-centered. ourselves to the future of the movements and of our per- Jesus said in this evening's Archdiocese, we are mindful sonal lives—so they will gospel, "This is my com- with deep love and gratitude conform more genuinely to the mandment, love one another of the extraordinary gift we Gospel teachings of Jesus. as I have loved you." have in those who minister in Secondly, we, all of us, will be During the Holy Year the Archdiocese—the ser- reaching out lovingly to invite consultations we have vants of the servants of the -»". alienated fellow Catholics to frequently heard you say that Lord. We thank God for our return home, to enjoy again a great obstacle to your devoted priests, for the -" 'JfyL what they and we have been religious growth is the religious, brothers and missing while they were away, deteriorating moral at- sisters, we thank God for our and we will be persistently mosphere in which we live, the teachers, catechists, nurses, seeking out, warmly secularism of our times, the social workers, ad- welcoming the unchurched, pressure from our peers. We ministrators, secretaries, the those who belong to no will respond by attempting to volunteers, the parents, the church, to discover and to build stronger support from prayers of the sick, the leaders share with us the joy and the faith communities to of movements and graces of membership in our which you belong to organizations, the benefac- .community of faith. Each of strengthen the support and tors, the countless unnamed you is being commissioned encouragement and and unknown who are con- tonight to be an ambassador wholesome example we give tributing to the vitality of the of good will, of Christ and of each other. Thus your church life of the faith, and prayer, His Church, in inviting others will concentrate its efforts to and love and service in this to share in the blessings we help enrich family life, and the Archdiocese. celebrate tonight. living out of the sacrament of During the years ahead As the Florida sun shines Matrimony as a gift to each we shall concentrate on upon us—to give us life, and member in the quest for developing a sense of ministry health, and light, to draw holiness. in the Archdiocese among all flowers and fruits from our We will concentrate on the faithful. We will intensify soil, to eliminate darkness and the renewal of parish life—so our vocation efforts to meet eradicate disease, so we will be that the parish becomes a the needs for clergy, religious letting the light and grace of warm supporting faith and lay ministers of this the Lord shine a new in our community in which all incredibly growing area of lives, reaching into every members have a sense of South Florida. I hope the hidden corner—everywhere ministering to each other and young people here tonight will please God new holiness, new being ministered unto, en- seriously ask themselves '•'/lift -'. happiness will blossom. couraging each other and whether God is calling them to Our five year program being encouraged in the serve their church —so visibly ^v.^'Ji: will center, therefore, on three common effort to live the life present here —so desperately objetives: of the Lord Jesus. We will in need of their youthful love • To deepen our own encourage the spiritual and energy. religious lives, organizations and movements WE WLL attempt to 9 To welcome back home of the Archdiocese who have affirm and enrich spiritually those who have become been so effective in our priests and religious. alienated from the church, strengthening the faith of There will be new continuing • To share the treasures their members—to intensify education programs and Knights of Columbus honor guard await entrance of our faith with the vast their efforts in the future. spiritual experiences for our procession. numbers of those who know We will be inspired by a clergy .There will be new efforts coordination of their ac- times, when men would not not the Lord—who have no loving respect for the to be supportive of our sisters tivities. listen to God's Word, He distinctive cultures that Church. and religious brothers ALL OF THESE reached them by dramatically IN PURSUING these enrich the faith life of the in deepening their spiritual programs, my beloved in Archdiocese, of Americans, of sending His Son —the Word evangelization objectives, we and apostolic lives. Hopefully, Christ, have one purpose—so made flesh. will develop programs to Hispanics, of Haitians and we will develop a house of that your church might be respond to a desire that was many others. We will be prayer for our sisters. true to you, so you might be AT THIS MOMENT in frequently expressed during conscious of the special gifts true to each other, in our history, when the word of God and special needs of our dear We will continue and the Holy Year consultations. intensify our programs to shared commitment to live is again being drowned out— We will provide greater and brothers and sisters in Christ good, holy, happy lives. This it must again become flesh- of each culture, aware of the raise the awareness of ther more available instruction in laity in the church of their call is the most important thing in your lives—in my life—the understanding and loving the special threats to their we are called up to do. "What Lord must be incarnate in us, traditional Catholic faith to serve as well as to be sacred scriptures. served. We will recruit and does it profit a man if he gain the mystical body of Christ. Likewise, we will encour- posed by the new environment the whole world, yet suffer the There are countless souls in which they live, determined give special opportunities and age, strenghen and develop special formation to lay men loss of his soul," says the whose only reading of the programs to meet the many to mutually respect and Lord. Whatever we do will be sacred scriptures will be in the protect what is dear and and women, young and old, request of the faithful for help who rightfully wish to par- of little value unless it helps example of your lives. in understanding and growing spiritually enrichment to each us to grow in faith, prayer, of the cultures of our family. ticipate in the apostolic This moment—this great in their prayer lives, as well as service of the church. This we love, in a deep sense of moment, as we begin another for improved parish liturgies. WE WILL TRY to be shall do by recognizing and community and of the calling decade of faith on this an- We priests, with the help more conscious of our role and encouraging the existing we have, and to share our niversary feast of our Lady of of your prayers, will be giving responsibilities in the larger apostolic lay organizations, holiness and happiness with our the Rosary, we again place special attention to meeting communities in which we parish councils and individual fellowmen. ourselves under the loving the expressed expectations of live—loving and serving our lay persons who have over the My beloved priests, patronage of Mary, Mary the faithful that preaching fellowmen of all faiths, years contributed so richly to religious and faithful of the Immaculately conceived, and the Sunday homilies willingly collaborating with the life of the parishes and the Archdiocese of Miami, St. Mary our Lady of Charity of become an enriched and them in all efforts to serve the archdiocese. Paul expresses my sentiments Cobre, Our Lady of renewed source of revitalizing common good, to create the toward you: "I continually Guadalupe, Mary, our Lady the faith. wholesome atmosphere in We are investigating the thank my God for you because of South Florida. I call upon We will attempt to make which men can live out in possibility of a pastoral of the favor he has bestowed you to join me as together we preparation for and reception peace and harmony and center where the organization on you in Christ Jesus, in renew our commitment to the of each of the sacraments justice. Their lives of loving and movements might, if they whom you have been righly kingdom, to Jesus Christ, to more enriching faith building God and loving each other, to wish, share facilities and endowed with every gift of each other and to our lives of experiences. We will be the leaven, the salt, the coordinate activities. speech and knowledge...Our faith, of prayer, of love and rededicate ourselves to the light in the worlds in which We will continue to Lord Jesus Christ...will justice and peace. excellence of our schools and they live. develop our new office of lay strengthen you to the end so I call upon you, my of our religious education Our efforts will not be ministry and apostolic ser- that you will be blameless on beloved, now in love, in faith, programs at the youth and the unmindful of the special faith vices as a means of rallying the day..." of his coming. strong and joyous com- adult levels. We will attempt needs of our young people, of the faithful and providing the When God the Father mitment to recite with me the to use more effectively the college students, senior special opportunities, could not get the attention of form of commitment you will communications media for citizens, the handicapped, the preparation, support and mankind amid the babel of the find in your program. Miami, Florida/ THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 / Page 15 c-H^Q 1 ; 4-'* ?. ' - •• Pa 1101 V •K '• ' !"» * • -.=.. "=•5. Visiting Prelates flank >. : Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy during the Holy Year celebration at the Orange Bowl. Earlier in the evening, tabloids were presented (top right) depicting the mysteries of I A~> : the Rosary. The celebration 1 included a 1,000-voice 'i "> 4. • ! choir supported by the brass section of Miami- Dade Community College, liturgical dancers, Knights of Columbus, Special Ministers of the Eucharist, Boscouts, Girl Scouts, hundreds of priests, and close to 50,000 participants r . •••:* to observe the 20th an- niversary of the Arch- diocese of Miami. .. ^:^^^^^^ ..".1.1 - u'p i •t :-- - - * • v .; •: .«::..s Page 16 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13,1978 ** ****** *lh * * »**' ! ','. ^>-,r>» •*<•' Junto al arzobispo McCarthy, varios de los prelados que presidieron la celebraci6n en el Orange Bowl. Minutos antes, se representaron con cuadros plasticos los misterios del Rosario, (arriba a la derecha). La celebracidn incluyd un coro de unas 1,000 .'A1' voces, acompafiado por un conjunto de instrumentos de viento de Miami Dade College, grupos de ballet, Caballeros de Col6n, Ministros de la Eucaristia, boy scouts y nifias scouts, mis de 300 sacerdotes y unos 50,000 fleles que acudieron a celebrar el vigesimo aniversario de la Arquidi6cesis de Miami. '£' i ."'-.•.;; .i-t5Si*'" f" Miami, Florida/ THE VOICE / Friday, October 13,.1978 I Page 1? President, Governor send congratulations Following is the telegram Text of the letter to President Carter sent to Arch- Archbishop McCarthy irom bishop McCarthy: Gov. Reubin Askew: As Governor, I am The Twentieth an- pleased to extend best wishes niversary of the Archdiocese on the twentieth anniversary of Miami is a proud milestone of the Archdiocese of Miami for the Catholic Church in and the conclusion of your America. You and your Holy Year. members can take special With its nearly one satisfaction in the spiritual million Catholics, the Arch- and moral direction and diocese has been a leader in countless good works by uniting all of our citizens to which your churches have work together for the benefit advanced the well-being of the of all. communities they have At the conclusion of the served. service at the Orange Bowl, may you return to your homes I welcome this op- with renewed inspiration as portunity to congratulate and you continue to carry on the applaud you and to wish you work of our Lord. many more years of sensitive With kind regards, When the rain came at the Orange Bowl celebration sometimes quick emergency and compassionate ministry. Reubin Askew repairs were necessary for stalwarts who stayed in their seats for the Mass. Jimmy Carter. Governor Text of Pope John Paul's message to Miami Following is the message the joy of a fatherhood that Spirit says to the churches" meet. Obviously, this poses maintaining the noble of Pope John Paul I to the covers the whole world. (Rev 2:7). We are even more sonsiderable problems for Christian traditions of your Archdiocese of Miami: "We are happy to speak pleased to know that you have harmonious living. But at the forebears, by making a sincere "Catholics of the Arch- to you on this day that marks undertaken a personal review same time it provides an effort to know your faith diocese of Miami, we send for you the,climax of a Holy of your lives, and also that opportunity for a singularly better and to seek an ever you our cordial greetings and Year deceed by your Arch- you have undertaken a convincing witness to the fuller expression of that faith our blessing. They are the bishop to celebrate the pastoral strategy which seeks unifying element contained in in worship and life. 'May the -greetings of a Pope who only a twentieth anniversary of the to follow the wise suggestions Christ's Gospel. The aim of all Blessed Virgin, whom you short time ago began his establishment of the Arch- of our unforgettable your efforts must be to build love to invoke under her titles apostolic ministry. Therefore diocese. We are pleased to Predecessor's Apostolic up a genuine community of of Our Lady of Charity and they are marked by an un- know of the generosity with Exhortation Evangelii faith, prayer and love. May our Lady of Guadalupe, be at derstandable trepidation. But which you have opened your Nuntiandi, and to mark out Mary Immaculate, your your side in all your needs, al the same time they express hearts to listen to "what the the path that the whole patroness, help you and and as a good Mother may she community should follow in strengthen you in this im- guide you and protect you. Thousands just singing in the rain the coming years. portant task. "The Pope wishes to, offer "We would also like to "Dear sons and (Continued from Page 1) abandoned. you-- his praise and en- say a special word to you, the daughters of the Archdiocese At the conclusion of the couragement. During this Spanish-speaking Catholics. of Miami, although the Pope pressions of commitment to a Liturgy of the Word, the new awakening, new spiritual Holy Year, your local Church We know that there are very is physically a long way away Archbishop announced that has experienced the promising many of you in that part of the he is very near you in his and apostolic life stirring by the Mass could not be con- God's grace in our Arch- awakening of "a new spring. world. We express our hope heart. He thinks of you, he tinued because of the weather. Under the action of the Holy that you will be enabled to prays for you, and as he diocese," Archbishop He thanked the vast crowd for McCarthy said. Spirit, there have bloomed attain every more satisfactory expresses once more his good their spirit of faith in staying new flowers of resolutions,, living conditions in a climate wishes of peaceful prosperity He announced a five-year and urged all to go back to plans and undertakings. It is of fraternal understanding and spiritual progress he program of evangelization their parishes "and continue now up to you to make sure and constructive affectionately blesses you all, centering on three objectives: the Eucharist celebration as a that these flowers, with God's collaboration. At the same in the name of the Father and • to deepen our own community of love and faith in help, produce abundant fruits time, we would like to hope of the Son and of the Holy religious lives; the Lord Jesus." for the growth of Christian life that you will, succeed in Spirit." • to welcome back home All who attended would in your area, and for the joy of those who have become have preferred the peace and everyone. alienated from the church; tranquility of another old "The city of Miami is a FUNERAL HOMES song, "Moon over Miami." • to share the treasures crossroads, where people of FT. LAUDERDALE of the faith with the vast Still, they were obviously very widely differing languages, numbers of those who know happy "singing in the rain." mentalities and traditions DAN H. FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. not the Lord, who have no ESTABLISHED 1930 church." 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Casinos Part of national trend to "easy money" solutions By ROBERT O'STEEN has increased in the past four years, gambling casinos, but only in a might also be guilty of immoral Voice News Editor partly because of increased gaming restricted, designated area of eastern gambling, even though his family be promotion by state governments. Dade County and southern Broward well provided for,basedonthe evil of County extending approximately 16 poor stewardship. Those who are The glitter of neon lights, the It comes as a surprise to many miles norht of Government Cut along blessed with material wealth have no whir of slot machines and the glamor to know that a majority of states the oceanfront; providing for taxes moral right to waste thousands of of high rollers and big money... have some form of legalized betting. on casinos to be appropriated for the dollars on recreational gambling More jobs in Dade and Broward Fifteen states have state lotteries support of free public schools and while others are starving. Counties and an easier tax burden on and 30 have legalized betting on local law enforcement in the several all the citizens of the state. horse racing, with two more counties." And, of course, there is the authorized. Fourteen have betting on psychological problem of compulsive That is the picture painted by dog racing; five jai-alai; and two, If that constitutional amend- gamblers of which there are an the promoters of casino gambling Nevada and New Jersey, have ment were to pass, then the estimated 4 million in the United and envisioned by many hopeful casinos. legislature would enact specific laws States. This is an individual and people looking for a solution to the At a time when inflation is detailing the casino operations. social problem the causes of which, declining tourist situation in South eating at personal and government In the face of spreading gam- theologians say, must be Florida as well as to the increasing budgets, and materialism has never bling activities, what has the distinguished from the simple act of tax bills. been more rampant,gambling— both Church's position been? gambling, just as having a glass of An inflation-weary, prosperity- legal and illegal—appears, then, to be Without getting into deep wine with one's supper must be hungry public will go to the polls spreading. theological considerations, it can be distinguished from the disease of next month to decide if casinos along State governments look to it for said that the Church makes a alcoholism. the Dade and Broward Gold Coasts relief in a climate of tax revolt by the distinction between two kinds of will solve some of the state's public. And private individuals, poor gambling: problems. • Light recreational gambling, As to modes of gambling, pari- as well as middleclass, often look to mutual versus casinos, and their BEFORE looking at the issue of gambling for quick money. It is all involving small amounts of money. casinos on AIA, it is interesintg first 9 Heavier, more serious relative morality, this is largely a too often used either as a form of practical matter, one of degrees in the to look at the national gambling escape, as a way, however unrealistic, gambling that carries with it a picture. greater potential for harmful side potential for recreation as against the of paying the rent, or as a form of potential for harmful side effects. There is evidence of a national compulsion. effects. trend in America toward gambling as One thing is clear: Whatever the What the Church is saying, in Pari-mutual, horse and dog a solution to economic problems, reasons, simple or complex, the effect, is that there is no harm in both personal and public. Estimates flipping a coin to see who buys tracks and jai-alai frontons, are a gambling mentality is spreading coffee; betting a quarter a hole on relatively controlled, low-key form of run $50 billion and more in the nationwide, and its most blatant amount gambled, mostly illegally, by your golf game in order to increase gambling, complete with standing in form, casinos, is now looming over your interest in the game; or even line at betting windows and waiting Americans each year. Florida shores. The 1976 report of the Com- betting a few dollars on an occasional for the next race,and limited hours or mission on Review of the National Proposition 9 to be on the horse race or football game as a seasons. Such forms of wagering are Policy Toward Gambling indicated November 7 general election ballot recreational matter with no more at least tolerated by the church. that 61 per cent of the adult reads as follows: money involved than in dining out or population — 88 million people—par- "Proposing an amendment to seeing a theatrical production. No Casinos, on the other hand, exist ticipated in some form of gambling in the state constitution; authorizing harm is done. in a much different atmosphere, one 1974. And experts agree, that figure state regulated, privately owned SOME CRITICS have question of faster money, constantly rolling the use of bingo as a parish fund dice, shuffling cards and whirring raiser. But supporters point out that wheels. It is marked by a more in- "One thing Is clear: whatever the reasons, bingo is recreational, involves a small tense head-to-head gambling, where amount of money and is done in a the house dealer is paid to be fast and social atmosphere of friends and highly skilled at running a speedy simple or complex, the gambling mentality neighbors and for a worthwile money-making table. purpose. In other words, gambling, per se, is not wrong where no harm is Is spreading nationwide, and its most done. Speed, volumn, glitter, high rolling, ego, compulsion—all are part However, the Church does of the casino ambience and it is this blatant form, casinos, is now recognize a potential for harm to the atmosphere and its potential for individual where gambling becomes Mafia involvement, loan sharking, heavy, funds necessary for basic, prostitution and other vices which looming over Florida shores," food and shelter are squandered makes casino gambling a form of either in the futile hope of making gambling which the Bishops of ends meet or in the greedy attempt to Florida have opposed. make a "killing." A well-off person (To be continued next week.) Miami, Florida. I,THE,VOICE /.Friday; Octo^U $7Jty Page 1 St Joachim's FESTIVAL FIRST PRIZE GRAND PRIX 1979 OR $5,000 CASH SECOND PRIZE OUR FESTIVAL FEATURES: $1,000 CASH $7,000.00 IN PRIZES! THIRD PRIZE POLICE PATROLLED GROUNDS. $500CASH RIDES AND KIDDIELAND. GAMES AND BOOTHS. FOURTH PRIZE DINNERS: PIZZA, HOT DOGS. $500 CASH A GREAT CHANCE FOR YOU ! A GREAT HELP FOR US ! Drawing, SUNDAY, NOV. 26, 1978, at 8:00 P.M. 0 PURPOSE: TO HELP BUILD OUR CHURCH For further information please call... Father Emilio Martin: 233-8688. WHEN; November 23, 24, 25, 26 WHERE: 18500 S.W. Franjo Road PERRINE Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, October 13,1978 I13R FAIT« r of a Patriarch same Christ? Then we are servants of the nestness may seem too pat at times. But san^household. We are already one. Let this patriarch was not unaware of the thJHgians work out the details. But you historical complexities, and he even anclTknow that unity is already a fact, seemed to be under some criticism in his because we love one another." own church for his zeal. Yet, when we think of "spirituality," we easily forget SUCH SIMPLICITY and ear- that this word applies differently to each of us according to our natures, graces and offices. A bishop's vocation must, in some sense, reveal a spirituality grounded in the very structure and meaning of Christendom. In a famous Ministry of Jesus letter to Paul VI, Athenagoras gave a beautiful testimony to this sense of the American Catholics have for years been helping heal the plight of countless spirit that must be found in our bishops: people throughout the world. NOPSIS lg—some people search for something "We hasten to confirm to you, elder man beings in which to believe; some brother, that, according to the will of the ith in God; all of us who believe in God Lord who wishes his' church to be one, An unfortunately better, to grow in wisdom. visible to the whole world, in order that the entire world may come to it, we about religious experience. We long to submit ourselves continually and without Mary Maher points out that where we any deflection to the inspiration of the luman lives. Each life is filled with Holy Spirit...This work is to make visible /et we do not always recognize it as an and manifest to the world the one, holy, well-kept secret 3. catholic and apostolic church of Christ... ver so slowly. By his miracles, people By FATHER JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN Even a very sick individual or delivering le story of the cure of the centurion's "Actually, even if the Eastern and woman must travel to the outside world >n, a pagan, believed unreservedly in Western churches are separated, for "The best kept secret of the church over a bumpy, bad road on a donkey or be 1 faith, nothing is insurmountable. The causes known to the Lord, they are not in the United States." carried on a litter. that he did not even feel that Jesus divided, however, in the substance of A Catholic diocesan newspaper THIS SOON will change. Catholic e to heal his servant. "Sir, I am not communion in the mystery of Jesus, editor has so labeled the work of Catholic Relief Services, with help from the United if. Just give an order and my boy will God made man, and of his divine-human Relief Services, overseas aid agency of States Government, has sponsored a sll Jesus, "Lord^.1 am not worthy to church." U.S. Catholics. project to construct a paved access road 1 and I shall be healed." Do the initials, CRS, or the title, from the major highway 1.2 kms to And so, when we ask why was he so Catholic Relief Services, sound familiar Raboud. Natives are reforming most of eaf, the lame. He was in tune with the providential, we can only conclude that to you? Are you aware that some $10 the actual labor. Moreover, half of the >day when we help another person in here was a man who believed in Christ's million in donations last year from costs are being borne by the village itself individual helping another in any way, truth and loved us all in God. It is enough American Catholics were converted into with 90 of the hamlet's inhabitants ;ty in "action. for any bishop to bequeath to us the nearly $250 million worth of God, clothes, contributing their share to raise that reminder that we should be united in services and funding for hungry and sum. truth and in love. hurting persons beyond our shores? The benefits certain to come from Would you recall hearing that this this development are obvious. Public agency was the first on the spot with help transportation will be available in in Guatemala after the destructive Raboud. Its products, reaching markets earthquake? in better condition and greater quantity, will generate more income for the I DOUBT if you could affirmatively villagers. Medical treatment will become answer any of these questions, much less easier and swifter -to obtain. In a word, urian's faith in Jesus all three. the people of rural Raboud will have a But 600 inhabitants of Raboud, a more bearable way of living. the soldier, "I will come and core The nan stood there in silence, poor village on Jordan's West Bank The Catholic Relief Services him." The centurion was taken believing Jesus could heal his sick about a dozen miles south of Hebron program is helping these people to help aback. This was more than he felt he servant, with just a single powerful town in Hebron District, do recognize the themselves. The Road to Raboud is but had a right to expect. He knew that healing word. People were standing title. They would also tell you with pride one example of over 1,000 similar Jesus, a Jew, was forbidden by around to see what would happen. and gratitude what this agency has done Catholic Relief Services' projects un- Jewish law to enter the house of a They were puzzled that Jesus would for them and, more accurately, what the derway this year in some 57 countries. Roman like himself. He did not want be talking with a Roman army of- people of their tiny settlement have About 65 percent of its annual budget to put Jesus on the spot. ficer. They were amazed that the man accomplished together with Catholic goes to that facet of the agency's efforts. "Sir," he said to Jesus, "I am put such faith and trust in Jesus. Relief Services. Jesus turned back to the cen- The Villagers, all Moslems, grow JESUS HEALED the centurion's not worthy to have you in my house. slave by a word from his mouth. Just give an order and the boy will turion. "Go back home," he told him. some grapes, wheat, 'barley and lentils; "Because of your faith, it will be done they raise a bit of livestock; a few work in American Catholics have for years been, get better." healing countless persons throughout the The officer knew from his own as you ask. Your servant will,.get Israel and nearby Hebron town. But the well." impoverished hamlet* is, practically world by donations from their pockets to experience the power of his corn- support to work of Catholic Relief Ser- is. One word from him, and what The Roman officer put his trust speaking, cut off from civilization. in Jesus' word and started for home. vices. Panted done was done."I, too, am THREE YEARS ago, the citizens, Most of us, however, do not un- a man of authority," he said to Jesus. Along the way he met other servants aided by Catholic Relief Services' funds "If I say to a soldier, 'Come here,' he of his running out to tell him the sick derstand this nob le work because it truly boy was getting well. He began to and expertise, constructed a water has been the best kept secret on the comes. Or if I say to another, 'Do delivery system which linked Raboud church 'in the United States. this, he does it." He believed Jesus improve at the very moment Jesus with a central pipeline not far away. had even greater power. "Just say a had said, "Your servant will get Villages paid 42 percent of the costs word and my servant will be healed." well." involved in this project. NEXT ISSUE Jesus was amazed at what the Word of the centurion's faith in Now they have a supply of pure, soldier said. Here was a Roman, who Jesus spread. He became an example fresh water and a five-grade school—but What should did not share the faith of the Jewish of trust in Jesus and the power of little else. No postal service. No IS people, the faith of Israel, but who Jesus' word. Christians still use the telephone. No public transportation. No our attitude be believed in him more strongly. Jesus words of this Roman army officer to health clinic. No sanitation. No con- turned to his followers and said with express their own faith in Jesus. At nection by paved road to the main high- toward our daughter wonder, "I assure you, I have never Mass we say, "Lord, I am not worthy way. found such deep faith among my to receive you, but only say the word who has married own people." Their products and purchases leave and I shall be healed." and arrive by the same method—on the outside the church? backs of animals or the heads of women. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13,1978 / Page 21, restaurants, stores and churches are described, as Columbus Day well as other places of interest throughout the Dade County Knights of Columbus will city, together with possible obstacles. For single S. Florida Scene observe Columbus Day beginning with Mass at copies contact Max Foreman at 759-6918. Gesu Church Sunday, Oct. 15, at 10 a.m. A parade will follow to the statue of Christopher Columbus in Bay front Park with ceremonies and Deanery meet Playhouse will benefit the Marian Center for placing of a floral wreath. The Fall meeting and luncheon of the North Developmentally Handicapped and Mentally Broward Deanery of the Miami Archdiocesan Retarded Children. The evening includes a Family violence Council of Catholic Women will be Tuesday, Oct. cocktail reception, the play, a fashion show and 24, at St. Paul the Apostle Church, Lighthouse supper-dancing. The Family Life Center at Biscayne College Point. Luncheon will follow at Sea Grill will hold a special institute in "Family Violence: Restaurant, Deerfield Beach. For reservations call Causes, Trends and Treatment Approaches," Oct. Dorothy Christie, 946-1784. South Dade 19-21 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., each day. For information and registration call 625-6000. The South Dade Deanery of the Miami Arch- Knights golf tourney diocesan Council of Catholic Women will hold its Bridge volunteer Fall meeting at St. Catherine of Siena Church Florida Knights of Columbus will have their Tuesday, Oct. 17, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The very The Miami Bridge, in an effort to enlarge its annual golf tournament at Sandpiper Bay Resort, Rev. George A. Gladky, pastor of the Orthodox services to adolescents, is seeking a volunteer Port St. Lucie, Oct. 20-22. The tournament is Church of Christ the Saviour, will speak. Mass coordinator of volunteers. The person should be under the direction of the State Golf Committee will be at 11:30 a.m. willing to work six to eight hours per week. For headed by President Steve Purdo. information call Anne Bergeron, program director, 324-8953. Central Dade Marian Center The Central Dade Deanery of the Council of Access Miami Catholic Women will meet at the Patrician Club A new, 40-page booklet, "Access Miami," is The opening perfomance by the Players State Thursday, Oct. 19, at 9:30 a.m. Msgr. James available for physically handicapped persons. Theatre season of "As You Like It" Thursday, Walsh will be guest speaker. Luncheon will be Facilities for the handicapped in hotels, Oct. 26, at 7:30 p.m., at the Coconut Grove served. Father Charles Ward has retired Father Charles F. Ward, librarian at the Catholic Arch- founding pastor of St. Hugh diocese of Miami Chancery, Church, Coconut Grove, and has retired from active ministry. A native of Mobile, Ala., who was ordained on May 22, 1948 in Jacksonville, Father Ward did graduate studies at GMC NEW & Gregorian University, Rome, USED TRUCKS where he was awarded a Ph.D. Great Escape Travel PICK UPS VANS DUMPS in 1955. In 1963 he received a TRACTORS doctorate in theology from presents If you need em Catholic University of We Got 'em America, Washington, D.C. 635-0331 Prior to his appointment We Solve Truck Problems as pastor of St. Hugh Church, j/Fall Grecian Adventure SERVICE PARTS in 1959, where he directed the John the Apostle Churches, "IS 633-1434 635-9481 building of the present parish Miami. Three Great Charter Flights to SALES church, Father Ward had 8 A.M.-6 P.M. served as an assistant at St. In addition he had been ATHENS, GREECE Mon. thru Fri. Michael Church, Miami; St. principal of St. Paul High Sat., 9 A.M. to 1 P.M. 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The community Mass JUMBO PORK HONORED as one family to observe the to be erected to accommodate SHANK Archdiocesan Holy Year in the large number. was translated into Sign SHRIMP SCAMPI LunchMon-Fn 11 30am 3pm Bavarian Language for deaf FRESH FILET the Orange Bowl was ex- Dinners Daily 4 p m -1 1 p m OF SOLE tended by St. Boniface Church And, almost in a parishioners and free lunch, -Sundays From 1 2 noon prophetic sense, the plans for prepared by parishioners, was ENTREES FROM PRIME RIBS • STEAKS • SEAFOOD ^Vill in Pembroke Pines. $4.25 the tent Mass anticipated served following the Liturgy. SAUERBRATEN • PRIME VEAL Restaurant & Lounge Father Michael Eivers, Archibishop Edward A. Father Austin Gogarty, 1401 N Federal Hwy . featuring German and pastor, cancelled all Masses McCarthy's plea at the associate pastor, was U S 1 Hollywood MARIE RENALDO A mericon Cuisine last Sunday, including the Orange Bowl for all Catholics responsible for all the physical 922-7321 Saturday vigil, to bring the At The Organ Sflea Hw/ni > entire parish together for the to return to their parishes and arrangements of the day first time to share one Sunday continue this family including erection of the tent. THE ORIGINAL Eucharist as one family. Over Gary D. Smith President for Development, Barry College. He is the on Barry staff recipient of five national marketing awards. Gary D. 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Two teenagers (above left), Anna numbers to participate in the Holy Year Hernandez, who represented one of the celebration at the Orange Bowl. Over 300 Mysteries during the Rosary, and Mike Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts were on hand Bonet, both of St. John Bosco Church, to serve even though they frequently had chat prior to the beginning of the to find temporary shelter (above) from the ceremony. Youth corner Kerygma, Search dates Holy Family Youth Holiday . ... or any day . . . Two Kerygmas have been scheduled for students Group will visit the North in ninth and tenth grades, and a Search weekend for Miami Convalescent Home A Treat your family and friends .. . 10th and 11th grade students has been set. Sunday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. The first Kerygma will be at Notre Dame Academy and yourself. . . to some of Oct. 20-21. The second will be at St. Edward Church, these fine, tasty foods Palm Beach, Nov. 3-4. Families and friends of those students participating in the Kerygma are invited to attend the closing Liturgy on Saturday night. St. Bartholomew Youth The next Search will be at St. Thomas Aquinas Group, Miramar, will have a TRAPPIST CHEESE High School, Fort Lauderdale, the weekend of Oct. 27- Halloween dance Saturday, 29. Oct. 28, at 8 p.m. Cost is $2 All three programs are open to any high school with costume or pre-sale, and FRUITCAKE student who wants to experience God through the Bible $2.50 at the door without a and community. For reservations call, Sister Jovanna costume. For tickets call Nick Order Now . . . this fast, easy way at 757^6241. Kocal, 966-3642. a. Choose your gift by Number. b. Print name and address of gift receiver. Lourdes girls THECALLTOSHEPHERPHOOP c. Mail to Gethsemani Farms with check or Money Order. ...is the call of the Lord to a life of All prices include delivery. collect food • religious consecration • growth through prayer • fraternal N.B. 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Box 260, Momence, Illinois 60954 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 / Page 25 Interiors' is best film made so for in 1978 irrevocable commitment. Flyn The lovely camera work is by By JAMES ARNOLD characters and moved by it only as a museum of them. (Kristin Griffith) is an in- religious art - typical of Gordon Willis, whose noted secure TV actress, afraid that specialty happens to be in- Perhaps the best sign of For his courage, he will be Allen's good use of unob- attacked from two sides. The no one takes her seriously. trusive symbolism. teriors. But Allen the director the success of "Interiors," No one is ever satisfied, has plenty of time to find his Woody Allen's first non- artsy types will say "In- teriors" is flawed, pretentious, or can be. This is a family The cinematic style is own style * if a mentor is comedy film, is a sequence whose style of life is self- needed, why not Bergman? near the end when each of fake Bergman. The moneymen admittedly Bergmanesque - will hope "Interiors" fails, so deprecation - which has " no music, lots of ambient These "Interiors" are three sisters comes forward in always been comedian Allen's gloomy, perhaps, but in our soundless closeup to place a Woody can get back to sound, full of monologues and making comedies to fatten own forte. tight closeups of characters times, laughter is easy. The flower on her mother's coffin. artist is rare who can make us Each woman's reaction is their bank accounts. The theme obviously is against white walls, or in the Meanwhile, Woody gives the destructive power in the natural light of windows, or weep for people we never different, yet each is un- knew, until now. (A-4, PG) derstood, and felt like a blow something back to the drive for perfection, which one against trees, beach or ocean. medium that made him rich. way or another infects all to the chest. these people through the These seem to be real The simple truth is that tragically flawed mother. It's people we're watching, and "Interiors" is the best film a drive that Allen presumably we're drawn in almost un- I've seen so far in 1978. has had to deal with in his own bearably to them and their That doesn't mean it's an life and career. Stapleton, the feelings. We know them as if instant classic, or that it "other woman," emerges as a they were our own relatives - reflects the whole truth about; benevolent contrast - earthily in fact, we're riot sure we the human condition. (It's "normal," spontaneous, totally understand or like been a while since he had one better at life than art, the them. of those}. But we've got to person one counts on in a For one thing, they are begin to live with the crisis. Yet at first the sisters moderns, godless, adrift, probability that this shy, scorn her as an unrefined turned in on themselves. But amiable little man is more "vulgarian." somehow we're in contact, gifted than even his early sharing their hopeless grief. admirers thought. Right now, There is much more to To achieve this kind of effect, he's the most exciting creative "Interiors" than this. The writer- director Allen and his force in American films. I wish complex relationships among distinguished cast had to do a that could be more of an the characters are circles few things right in the astounding tribute: there just within circles, just as in life, isn't that much competition. but richer arid more dramatic. previous 90 minutes. Just two threads as examples: In "Interiors," Allen tries "Interiors" is about an the love-rivalry among the something that is, unhappily, affluent and talented New sisters, and the common Professional stunt kid Reid Rondell practices for his becoming increasingly rare in York family whose lives and agony of people trying ta lead world record flaming leap on Studio See for American movies. He's hopes have slowly turned their own tangled lives while Videographer Dusty Powers. making a serious comment sour. The mother (Geraldine trying to cope with a parent's about contemporary life with Page) is a lover of elegance, illness and shattered hopes. all the skills be can command, beauty and perfection who has From the children's corner Also crucially, we are made to also begins its eighth season in and risking ridicule even suffered a mental breakdown, care for these people. Self- Returning with new beyond the ordinary, because and become a fragile shell of a seasons on WPBT—Channel 2 October. This year's obsessed they are, but not the broadcast of the Emmy of his status as a clown - woman overwhelmed by the monsters of so much current are Sesame Street, The indeed a clown whose comic details of vases, lamps and Electric Company, Studio See, Award-winning series is based drama; they are people of on six years of production and style is failure and interior decors. The sixtysh compassion and sensitivity. and Once Upon a Classic. inadequacy. He makes few father (E.G. Marshall) has left research. concessions to the audience, her for the healthier com- Allen is a master of every Sesame Street, the other than hoping they will be panionship of another woman kind of dialog, from casual educational TV series for Bill Bixby returned to interested in his troubled (Maureen Stapleton). female chitchat to educated preschooolers, begins its tenth host the third season of the wit to diatribes of anger and broadcast season in highly acclaimed drama series Their adult daughters, heartbreak. As in any really November. Studio See is using of family classics, Once Upon tortured by guilt over their good drama, there are strong a big air balloon as a symbol A Classic, on Sundays, at parents, have problems of individual scenes- specially of the series' search for kids in 10:30 AM "Dominic" is an their own. Renata (Diane the dinner party where the action across the United eight-part series about a 16- Keatpn), a modestly suc- father brings his fiancee for States. year-old naval cadet who sets cessful poet, is uneasy With the approval of his daughters The popular reading out to avenge his parents' her achievement, afraid of (and where the feelings flash series, The Electric Company, murderers. death, afraid of insanity, on several levels at once), and afraid she has somehow an anguished confrontation in undercut the career and lost a church, where the mother Kidsworld on Channel 10 the love of her novelist- cracks as he tells her he wants viewers in the first several husband. Joey (Marybeth to finalize their divorce. 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Broward 763-4617 Dade 949-0728 573-1618 Page 261 Miami, Florida /THE VOICE I Friday, October 13,1978 Invtethe World fo Christ! \4--V PRAY SACRIFICE 6UNDAY October 22 The Society for the Propagation of the Faith Miami, Florida / THE VOICE /Friday, October 13,1978 / Page 27 Senate OK on ERA brings mixed Catholic reaction WASHINGTON-(NC)- previous ratification of the a real celebration," said said in a telephone interview director of Network and There was jubilation in ERA. The amendment had Father William Callahan, from Plaquemine, La. chairwoman of the ERA Task some Catholic circles and been proposed by Sen. Jake national secretary of Priests Both Father Callahan Force at Common Cause. disappointment in others Gam (R-Utah) on a resolution for Equality. "People are and Mrs. Trabeaux had Debate over the ex- after the Senate defeated a which would extend the already starting to make that testified in August before a tension aad rescission proposal that supporters of deadline for ratification to separation, and the moment Senate subcommittee chaired questions provided some the Equal Rights Amendment March 1982. they're separated, it will be by Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), important lessons, the nun said would have killed it. "IN THE DAYS ahead clear that equal rights for principal sponsor of the ex- said. "Many people learned In a 54-44 vote Oct. 4, the as we finally separate out the women is simply in issue of tension proposal. Letter- more about the Constitution senators rejected an amend- affirmation of the ERA from justice." writing campaigns on the than they did in high school," ment that would have per- the abortion issue, the ERA But Winifred Trabeaux, issue had also been conducted she said. "And the religious mitted states to rescind will finally pass...and it will be immediate past president of by both groups. presence in the debate the Catholic Daughters of Another organization dispelled the characterization America, expressed disap- working for passage of the of the women's movement as pointment and said President ERA is Network, a group of just a bunch of radical FANTASTIC CLOSE- OUT Jimmy Carter and his wife nuns lobbying on social feminists; it was a widespread by Bernard Cooper, new owner from Queens N.Y over 3oVrs Experience Rosalynn had "put pressure justice issues. "What the vote coalition effort." PAINTS, DEVOE. MASURV, and other name brands reg. Price $6, $8, and $12 per Gal. on the senators" to reject showed that there has been a The Oct. 4 Senate vote NOW$1 $2 p., Gal rescission. "I was certainly concerted effort by a large was seen by both anti-and pro- hoping that we would succeed coalition and by many people ERA forces as the final hurdle 5,000 different Wall Paper & Wall Coverings in making our legislators in at the grassroots," said for every purpose to choose from. toward passage of the ex- Washington realize that this Adrian Dominican Sister tension proposal, which was All National Brands -1978-79 for 20 to 50% OFF: FANTASTIC CLOSE OUT is unfair, quite unfair," she Carol Coston, executive expected Oct. 6. So far, 35 Washable Wallpapers Thousands of close outs Reg. $6-$15-pet single roil states have ratified the ERA, NOW only 25 cents per single roll -in stock Sanitas & Wall-Tex, Reg. $6, $8, & SI 2 per single roll BARRY COLLEGE ANOUNCES although four—Idaho, NOW only 50 cents per single roll -in stock SHARING THE LIGHT OF FAITH IN THE 8D's Other Speakers Nebraska, Kentucky and BIG SAVINGS AT BIG DISCOUNT PRICES Rev. Daniel Madden, O.P. Tennessee —had voted to on our regular wall covering & wall paper books. Seminar I: SCRIPTURE Sr. Gertrude Ann Otis, C.S.C. rescind their ratification. CASH TALKS... Nobody Walks... All Sates Final October 27, 6 p.m. -10 p.m. Rev. Juan Sosa "I guess the only thing • FREE SHOP AT HOME SERVICE • CECORATORS SERVICE A-Z EASY FINANCING October 28, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Talks will include we can do now is continue our fight for another three years," WEST DIXIE. Featured Speaker: Rev. John Swartz UNDERSTANDING THE SCRIPTURES TODAY Specialist in Scripture and PRAYER IN LUKE'S GOSPEL said Mrs. Trabeaux, whose PAINT & WALL CONVERINGS, Inc. Educational Communications All seminars will be held at Barry organization has consistently 13980 W.DIXIE HIGHWAY /Qf»K QQK_AK"7O\ College Wiegand Hall, room 116 opposed the amendment. But NEAR MARCELLAS'S Rest. lOUD O9O-4O/Z) Talks will include For further information, please call: "EXODUS IN ELECTRIC" those supporting the ERA N.MIAMI, FLA. 33161'7:30 AM-6 PM OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK. Sister Kathleen Flanagan vowed to do the same. ATTENTION: Sales help wanted. Inside & Outside. Full time, Part-time ANYTIME "HIGH NOON, DOODLES, AND THE Barry College No age barrier Excellent opportunities. Rewarding & challenging PASSION NARRATIVES OF JESUS" 758-3392, ext. 330 "I do feel the ERA will ____895-4572 pass," Sister Coston said. CALL: Classified at... rMiami: 754-2651 DEADUNE ON ADS: MONDAY NOON Broward: 525-5157 BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE Palm Bch: 833-1971 60-TV SALES & SERV. BROWARD CO. M-ACCOUNTANTS- BROWARD 60-AUTO SALVAGE DADE M-HEAT ft AIR COND.-DADE 60-PAINTING 80-ROOF REPAIRS-DADE GERRY'S T.V. SALES & SERVICE FRED HOFFMEIER-ACCOUNTANT WRECKED- JUNK- LATE MODEL HEAT & AIR CONDITIONING JOE ZAM PAINTING ACEBO ROOFING CORP. SALES • SERVICE • MAINTENANCE Interior, exterior, roof cleaning and costing LEAKS AND GENERAL REPAIRS. 885-1495 FREE estimates in shop 434-8060 Tax/Bookkeeping/Notary CARS WANTED HIGHEST PRICES 86S-5869. 8242 Griffin Rd, Davie. 565-8787 733-1213 EVES. PAID 235-7651. SCOTT-SMITH CORPORATION 688-8653 CHARLES THE PAINTER ROOF LEAK SPECIALIST 60-UPHOLSTERY-DADE 80-ACCOUNTING ErTAXES-DADE INTERIOR EXTERIOR. RESIDENTIAL, COM- 60-CARPET CLEANING-DADE 60 LANDSCAPING-DADE MERCIAL 19 YEARS in MIAMI. ccO1654. DOLEMBA ROOFING 758-391o 757-0735 Licensed and Ins. Cert. No. 0966 887-6716. ALADDIN UPHOLSTERY. Custom ABC BOOKKEEPING > T & M LANDSCAPE WOrk GUARANTEED to PLEASE. WORLD CARPET CLEANERS M-PLASTERING AND TAX SERVICE NEED? SOIL, SAND GRAVEL Iby the load) 80-SEAL COATING Call for FREE Estimates 634-4769 Entire 3 BR HOME $59.95 ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING. AUDITING 6654645 Systems Custom Designed Light colors higher. JOE ZAM PLASTER SEAL COATING (2 coats) ASPHALT PATCHING J.M. MILLER in Miami 30 years. Steam cleaned. Sanitized & Deodorized. 80-VENETIAN BUND SERVICE 60-LAWN SERVICE DADE Patching, piaster, stucco, water proo'ing 771-0030 9050 NE 6 Ave., Miami Shores 754-2681 666-2439 caulking 865-5869. JACK'S IMPERIAL ASPHALT, INC. MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. New Venetian Blinds, CHARLES F. FITZPATRICK E M CARPET & UPHOLSTERY STEAM CLEANING Authorized Service and parts. Fertilizers, Sharp- 60-PLUMBING Kt-SEPTIC TANKS Riviera 1" Blinds, ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICE . FREE ESTIMATES. 24 hr. 7 days. ening. Welding, TWO STORES TO SERVE 223-0701 YOU, 27 S.W. 27 Ave. Call 642-6515. CORAL GABLES CONNIE'S SEPTIC TANK CO. Custom Shades 756-8422 20256 Old Cutler Road. Call 235-4323 Pump outs, repairs, 24 hr. service PLUMBING OLD BLINDSREFINISHED BATH BOUTIQUE cc-256727 592 3495; 80-ADDRESSMGIETTSISERVDADE/BROW. 80-ELECTRICAL-BROWARD REPAIRED YOUR HOME 80-MOVING AND STORAGE TOTAL PLUMBING SERVICE STEADCRAFT GIFT DEPT. 60-SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS 1151 N.W. 117th St. 688-2757 AAA DIRECT MAIL ADV. 446-1414 cc No. 0754 443-1596 REPETITIVE LETTERS. MAILING MAINT TAKE A MINUTE ROBERT WILLIAMS MOVING & STORAG.- LARGE - SMALL JOBS. ANYTIME 60-WALLPAPER-PAINTING-DADE & 661-1523 945-3347 431-0131 CALL MINNET ELECTRIC. SEWING MACHINE SPECIALIST Established 1954. Experienced. Honesty, integrity 681-9930 RIGHT WAY PLUMBING CO.. INC.. . FREE SERVICE CALLS BROWARD. DEPENDABILITY. REPAIR. REMODEL. 7155 NW 74 St. 885-8948 DAYS EVENINGS. SUNDAYS 60-AIR CONDITIONING-DADE 772-2141 WALLPAPERING, INTERIOR & EXTERIOR TRY SAMMY & WILLOW COMPLETE PLUMBING SERVICF PAINTING REASONABLE RATES. FREE • COMMERICAL • RESIDENTIAL 651-8354 ESTIMATES EVES: 223-2883 SAVE AT 60-ELECTRICAL-DADE MOVING CO. 696-4531 T.J. AIR CONDITIONING YOU DONT HAVE TO BE RICH 60-SUPCOVERS-DADE Phil Palm 80- WINDOWS 153 NE 165 St. NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? TO CALL US LIFT GATE TRUCK MEMBER 8ETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Plumbing USED & NEW AIR COND. WANT TO SAVE MONEY? CUSTOM MADE REPAIRS & PATIO SCREENINGCustom Screen Doors Glass 947-6674 CALL BRIAN 661-6519 Sliding Door- Fast Service- Fair Prices ALL- DEEHL MOVING LARGE OR SMALL JOBS ALTERATIONS (S. DADE) 24 HOUR SERVICE LIFT-GATE, PIANOS, INSURED 624-3406 SLIPCOVERS WINDOW co fififi-^^^q cc-2476 CALL 891-8576 226-8465. 7813 Bird Road. ODD 0OJ3 ccU10 ARIE AIR CONDITIONING Made with your material or ours CALL JACK 861-1482 ANYTIME Work done in your home. Free estimates. SO-FINANCIAL SERVICES Licensed. Insured 932-5599 932-5783 60-MOVING DADE $15.50 per Hr. cc*61094-9 ACTIVE WINDOW CO. RESIDENTIAL SERVICE All types of windows & replacement parts. STOCKS, BONDS. TAX SHELTERS PAUL'S Serving Dade County 25 yrs. 60-SPRINKLERS, PUMPS, WELLS-DADE Sliding glass doors Et screens. TUB & SHOWER YOU ALL CALL, we service & PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE ENCLOSURES. WILLIAM F. ARMSHAW, LOCAL MOVING install. Licensed & Insured. USED Assoc. BACHE GILLETT PLUMBING, INC. 5924128 SECURITY GUARDS 261-7090 661-1302 LAWN SPRINKLERS, PUMPS & AIR CONDITIONERS. 681-6S15 Dade: 674-5063 Brow. 462-0341 5989 S.W. 8 St. WELLS INSTALLED. FREE ESTIMATES. 60-OFFICE MACHINES-DADE M-REFRIGERATION 60-FURMTURE REPAIR & REFINISHING TIM JAMES 271-8906 CENTENNIAL AIR DESIGN. 60-WINDOW AND WALL WASHING PROMPT SERVICE. GUARANTEED REPAIRS JAUME'S OFFICE FREE ESTIMATES 60-TREE SERVICE-DADE & INSTALLATION. IS.W. areal 552-1719 EXPERT FURNITURE SRVICE. IN WORK DONE ON YOUR PREMISES WINDOWS WASHED, screens awnings cleaned THE HOME. CALL FOR ESTIMATE MACHINE CO. 681-8741 M.L.S. REFRIGERATION CO. 754-2583 Wall washing. All Dee (Member St Mary's DADE -947-3092 Broward 4736436 1041 NW 119 St. Since 1957 STUMPS REMOVED 754-6179 or 757-1521 INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS SALES-RENTALS. ALL MAKES "Ask for Pete" 60-ROOFS-Clean and Coat by RAY EICHELBERGER ALSO IBM SELEOTRICS. 443-2274 757-0295 60 RELIGIOUS ARTICLES 60-TV Repairs-Dade 60 GENERAL MAINTENANCE ANNOUNCE YOUR GARAGE SALES in THE VOICE 754 2651 MITCHELL'S 60 -APPLIANCE SERVICE BROWARD WHITE ROOFS SPECIALIST AL & LENORA CARAMAGNA Reasonable Rates "Don't Fuss- Call Gus" Pembroke tf> APPLIANCE SERVICE CENTER 60-PAINTING Clean $35 Paint $95 RCA-ZENITH GUS CANALES Walls, awnings, pools, patios AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE FOR SMALL Plumbing - Electrical - Carpentry - Painting CC1425 FREE ESTIMATE-INSURED 688-2388 SALES & SERVICE Bible *ir* APPLIANCES VACUUM CLEANERS 987 1262 A.C. Units- Sprinkler Systems- Installations BIG DISCOUNT on PAINTING JOBS Types Water Filters- Appliance Repairs- Cabinet SERA'S TELEVISION, Inc. Book Store 11 Work- Tile work. INTERIOR-EXTERIOR. Quality work M-ROOFING 2010 NW 7 St. . 642-7211 BO-AUTO PARTS-DADE NEW! 864-9693 Religious Gifts . ill Pool Service and Repairs. Roof repairs and BEE TV • Church Supplies y paint. 6521 PembrokeRd. BROTHERS All Work Guarantee. Free Estimates ROOF REPAIRS Servicing ZENITH only PAINtlNG, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR NEAT. CLEAN Joseph Devlin, Little Flower Parish Me.mt:er Hollywood, Fla. 33023 USED Auto parts, Now doinc Call Now and Save. REASONABLE DADE: 685-5658 325-9681 (Span.) 633-3864 (Enq.) K of C. and BBB of So. Florida Bus. in Jvliami area 887-4705 Dade 6214054 BROWARD: 929-7151 962-5577 f Broward 431-2880 Licence-0932 Reasonable 66t>6819 s<- Vr:.,- '••; ' --•>.;-•. . - Page 28 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE •/ Friday, Octoter 13, 1978 CMSSFIED4D& -SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION DADE 15-POSmONS WANTED-DADE 40-RET HOME ROOM & BOARD 28-MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE-BROWARD COME TO HOMESTEAD DAYTIME & EVENING CLASSES AID-COMPANION RETIREMENT HOME OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY LADIES AND COURTEOUS AND HELPFUL SERVICE to sick or elderly 667-3448 EXCELLENT PRICES. GENTLEMEN. ROOM, 3 MEALS PERS HIGHLAND ESTATES LAUNDRY. CRAFTS ETC. 248-6932 COMPANION AID-Care for the sick • REASONABLE 872 N. Krome Ave. Homestead from L: Classified Live-Out 751-6313 923-1726 989-6671 * <*• at... 21 -MISC. FOR SALE-DADE 41 TRIPLEX DADE $29,90 IKINZEL MUSIC STUDIO Tri-plex-Live Rent Free Miami 754-2651 (LOCATED AT TREEZA MUSIC) AIR HOCKEY TABLE, Coleco TWO-2 bedrooms 2 baths, 1 bedroom, 1540 NE 111 St. East of Biscayne next to Jockey MUSIC LESSONS 30 x 60. Good Condition. $85. Club $69,500. Paul Katz. Broker 756-7100. A Beautiful Broward 525-5157 ALL INSTRUMENTS 653-2507 Evenings. STATE CERTIFIED TEACHERS 41A-CONDOS FOR SALE ADULT COMMUNH Palm Bch. 833-1971 /13009 NW 7 Ave. N. MIAMI 22-AIR CONDITIONING FOR SALE H687-0390 688-3885 UNIQUE MOBILE HOME SUB. DIVISION. Complete RECREA- DEALER $10,700- 1 Bedroom, partly TIONAL facilities. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FULLY furnished, DOUBLE d Air Conditioning heat furn. Walk to St Mary's MOBILE HOME with air, porch and carport on fully improved 9A-CRAFTS-DADE lot. 1A-FICTITIOUS NAMES-DADE CO. & cools & repair 70 N.W. 77 St. 947-6674 E. T. Lasch Broker 757^509 Models now on display at: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, N.W. 53rd. St. & N.W. 2 Ave. desiring to engage in business under the fictitious THE GIVING TREE 23-MUSIC INSTRUMENTS (Just W. of 1-951 name of AMERICAN DREAM ENTERPRISES I A place for creative people GREAT CONDO BUY $27,900 number P.O. Box 012961 in the City of Miami, N.MIAMI MUSIC CENTER Florida, intends to register the said name With to gather, to share that special Lg. 2 Br. Unique Apt. Cen. Air. Pompano Beach, Fla. the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade County, ' joy that comes from giving & Beginning Guitar, Flute, French Horn, Near Holy Family Walk to busses Florida. I self expression. Uke, piano, music theory, voice & shopping.Call Emma Rockovitz Assoc 946-8961. Dated 3t Miami, Florida 6th Day of Oct. 1978 speech lessons $5.00 Mon. thru CONVENIENT TO: St. Ambrose, St. Elizabeth & Our Lady of Mercy. UNIQUE BAZAAR & Evenings 891-7304 Run: 10/6, 13, 20 Ef 27, 1978 Sat. by Appt. BALD1P S. SIDHU CHRISTMAS IDEAS. Thomas & Doyle, Assoc. Inc. phone Dade: 893-3451 Complete line of NEEDLECRAFT j 895-5960 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE 58-WANTED REAL ESTATE LISTINGS Broward 921-2880 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW items. REGISTER NOW for' new classes. Spec, rates for family groups- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Ihe undersigned 47-COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL-DADE 2 BR 1 Bath, 2 1/2 car garage in rear $41,900 CARRIE HOEKSTRA SELLING desiring to engage in business under the fictitious 248 Giralda Ave., C.G. 445-3967 Owner 614 SE 7 Place, Hialeah 888-7481. home or income property. name of MANOLO FARMS at number 1650 Don't delay call today. Coral Way, in the City of Miami, Florida, SMALL OFFICE BLDG. PLUS 2 APTS & PARKING LOT N. DADE Now is the best time. intends to register the said name with the Clerk ASSORTED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS for sale ATTENTION HIALEAH BUYERS of the Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. near I-95 Asking 97;000. TIRELLA REALTY INC. by owner-trumpet, sax 621-6726 Owner will finance' Are you looking for a 3 bedroom 1 bath, Fla. Dated at Miami, Florida, this 28th day of Sept. Room -f- inlaw quarters at a low, low price. 893-5426 Realtor 949-0503 1978. I FRAN'S FUN WITH YAP I We have it. For details call: '8238NE2Ave. N f 25-TOOL RENTALS Where our clients recommend their friends. Futura Produce Et Distributors s CLOWNEY-STANTON IMON.-FRI. 10-5PM i Silvia Bradshaw, Assoc. 685-2592 Subscriber/Director, Registered Agent Realtor 891-6252 52-HOMES-STUARTNIARTIN Gonzalo M. Lage I SAT. 10-3PM 756-1470 I OVER 100 RENTAL TOOLS LEGRA REAL ESTATE Attorney for Applicant SMITTY'S Hardware and Paint Co. 50-REAL ESTATE PALM BCH. CO. & INVESTMENT CORP. Edward J. McCormick 12320 N W 7 Ave. MIAMI 6814481 111 S.W. Third Street 13-HELP WANTED-DADE .525 E 9 St. Hialeah Miami Florida 33130 27-AUTOS FOR SALE-DADE PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. 888-8802 Ralph HartmanJRL 10/6,13,20,27,1978: BROWARD SPACE REPRESENTATIVE FOR VOICE IN BROWARD COUNTY. PROTECTED Commercial Properties Real Estate & Appraisals 2-ANUNCIOS EN ESPANOL MIAMI GMC TRUCK CENTER NEW 52A- INCOME PROPERTY DADE TERRITORY. GOOD COMMISSION. FRINGE NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY BENEFITS. CALL MR. BRINK 522-5776 a used TRUCKS, PICK-UPS, VANS • INVESTMENT PROPERTES 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach MATAS DUMPS, TRACTORS. SERVICE 5 UNITS near K-MART & BISCAYNE • OCEANFRONT, ACREAGE De todas clases precios regalados 844-0201 ALL MAKES LARGE PARTS STOCK. Asking in $50's, Easy FHA or VA • COMMERCIAL 8245 S.W. 41 St. CLASSIFIED Terms. Srta. Diaz 3 Min to AIRPORT 635-0331. 51-FARMS, GROVES, ACREAGE • STUART & Advertising Sales Person MARTIN COUNTY Hours 9-3 five days. 28-MOBILE HOME FOR SALE-DADE 290 Unit Apt Site CLOWNEY-STAIVTON Realtor 891-6252 112 East Osceola Street 305 287-450,1 WHEN YOU SHOP WATER & SEWER Excellent Fringe benefits 2 BR, 1 1/2 Baths. 25 x 11 high Phone Mr. Brink 754-2651 $1,100 PER UNIT MENTION PATIO with windows on concrete 4 Units V.A. $3,750 down base. Lot Rent $83. Mo. ADULTS. VOICE 6.53 ACRES 2-1 BR 2-2 BR Beauty If s Immaculate! Boystown od FLORIDA, a CATHOUC SERVICE 199 St. & 37 Ave. 624-4215. Plush Grounds Super Area E. ESlvd- THE VOICE BUREAU AGENCY, and an affirmative action GATEWAY TO CIY OF 40,000 PEOPLE CLASSIFIED Near Bay FHA Also Available Only employer, needs married couples and sinale US 1 FRONTAGE. 5-PERSONALS CHILD CARE WORKERS (HOUSEPARENTS). Good location ST MARY'S PARISH NASHUA- $85,000. Start at $5,200. yr. and room and board and 2 BR 1 Bath with shower screened Patio, grass IDEAL SHOPPING PLAZA SITE. RATES and fringe benefits. WRITE: P 0 Box 650336 ANGELA DALEY, Realtor VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS, carpeted, RCA air cond. heat. Fully carpeted Miami 33165. thru-out, completely furnished. Owner leaving INFORMATION BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY, 100 PRIME ACRES 715 NE 125 St. 891-6212 for Calif. Sacrifice S2500 759-5205 3 LINE MINIMUM CHARGE SEEDS & HERB TEAS. For Lime or Avocado Grove NURSES RN AND LPN 15% Down payment-15 Year terms 53-FLORIDA PROPERTY COUNT 6 WORDS PER LINE 30-BUSS. OPPORTUNITY DADE MURRAY'S Want to get back into nursing? Tired of Can Eugene T. Chavoustie, Broker Per line 80c the hospital hassle? Want to get into a Salesman Armer E. White, Inc. BUYERS HAVE CASH!!! HEALTH FOOD STORE challenging phase of nursing. Try geriatrics. Fully equiped BUTCHER LIST WHAT YOU HAVE for Sale In Real Estate 3 Time. Per Line 70c We will orient and train part-time 7-3 667-1071- 757-7744 Eves weekends wrttl ANNE SHARPE CRbXENT, Assoc. Corner N. Miami Ave & 5 NW 75 St. SHOP N.E. Location. Gross On parle Francais- Se habla espaBol 3-11 and 11-7. Must have a Florida license 13-Coraecutive 759-2187 or_be in the process of applying for it. $175,000 Good Terms. 51 LOTS a ACREAGE-COLLIER CO. ANN M. LAND, Realtor SI Times Per Line Me RN per day $45 E.T. Lasch Broker 757-4509 446-9786 24 hr. Service IT IS EASY 52 Con»ecutive LPN per day $35 NAPLES LAND Per Line 45c TO STOP SMOKING ACREAGE SPECIALISTS. Broker FRANK For further info. BOARDING & GROOMING KENNEL near Orange "HAPPY" HALLEY, GRI is from Ft. Lauderdaie Cape Coral lot - water view Bowl Established 15 yrs. Living quarters on WITH A PHONE CALL... Call Mrs. Paul R.N. (past 5 yrs in Naples) OVER 200 CHOICE LOT section ready for your dream 10PT SAME RATE as 2 ONE SESSION OVER THE TELEPHONE IS premises 324-0926 & ACREAGE LISTINGS. OPEN SAT. (SUNDAY lines ordinary type SUCCESSFUL IN 98% OF THE CASES BY APPT;) EX: 5 Acres on Road $7,500. or home $5,850 CALL FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION 887-1565 $1,500 down. GUARANTEED CURE. TOTAL FEE $25 31-MONEY TO LOANDADE E.T. Lasch, Broker 757-4509 14PT SAME RATE For information call 681-8717 Fair Havens PAR 3 REALTY as"three lines Center CENTRAL MALL NAPLES, FLA. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS CONSOLIDATE bills, no credit check. 201 Curtis Parkway Miami Springs Just off Hwy 41. Near Downtown. Turn right 5 Acres CALL 754-2651 MIAMI WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES at Winn Dixie Store Pioneer Plantation near 525-5157 BROWARD SHAKLEE ORGANIC OFF (8131 262-6569 After Hrs. (813)394-7985 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY SECRETARY-TYPIST: must be Bilingual. Full FRIENDLY MTGE. CO. Clewiston $12,000 Write: DEADLINE MONDAY 12:00 NOON PRODUCTS time, good starting salary, excellent benefits 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE FOR FRIDAY EDITION • Household care • Food Supplements 757-6241 Ext. 245 LICENSED MTGE. BROKER 893JJ426 P.O. Box 5344 Ft. Laud.33310 'The Voice' will not be responsible for more • Slimming Plan than one incorrect insertion. In the event of Angelo & Carmen Escorcia HOUSEKEEPER ~ 35-AMUSEMENTS-COLLIER CO. Home for sale by owner. 3 bedrm., 53-FLORIDA PROPERTY-St Lucia Co. any error in an advertisement on the part of 2 bath. Wall to wall carpenting,. air-tond. 446-5901 3427 S.W. 26th St. PART-TIME. REFERENCES. the publisher, it will furnish the advertiser a central heat. 621-6726 letter so worded as to explain the said error 223-0586 ~ 1/2 DAY FISHING $6.50 " BARGAIN! 2 PORT ST. LUCIE LOTS " and the publisher shall be otherwise ON THE QUEEN WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE CITY WATER-STREETS relieved from responsibility thereof. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Miami Council Experienced Drug Store Help Wanted LEAVE at 9 AM Daily FASTER on TV 945-7922 No Political Advertising accepted ALLEN'S DRUG STORE 1726 Hall tor rent for weddings and banquefs. NAPLES BOAT HAVEN MARINA 5644 N.W. 7th Street 266-1041. 4000 Red Road at Bird or...FOR- ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS The Real Estate Place 3S-AMUSEMENTS, PARTIES, ETC-DADE MAINTENANCE MAN- must be good at lawn DO RIGHT REALTY, Inc. GABLES K of C HALL FOR RENT MAIL AN AD work and light maintenance. Good starting 751-8516 WEDDINGS, PARTIES OR BAN< salary. Excellent benefits. 757-6241, Ext. 245 SPORT FISHING 270 CATALONIA AVE. NAME "HELEN C" INCOME + HOME Got A Drinking Problem? PLANTATION FOODS . 947-4081 6 BEDROOM - NICE APT. ADDRESS Call ANDY LEONE 251 -8489 WANTED TRUCK DRIVERS CAPT. JOHN CALLAN ACTIVE N.E. AREA priced $30's. CITY _STATE_ _ZIP Rev. Alvin's Temperance Society CLAUDE W. ATKINS, Realtor & WAREHOUSEMEN 40-APTS FOR RENT-DADE 757-3481 PHONE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Council We are looking for sincere, 3 LINE MINIMUM. 1 LINE = 6 WORDS for rent ta Weddings and Banquets, honest people who want to RECIEN DECORADO TO SELL YOUR HOME FAST SEE also do catering. Apto. 1 dorm. $150 mensual Enclose Check or Money Order " Memorial Hwy. N Miami 8932271 earn a good living. Work is Zona Bueha- 321 SW 7 St. y PEDRO REALTY, INC. hard, but rewarding. We have 326 SW 6 St. Sra. Fernandez THREE OFFICES TO SERVE YOU Run ad _TIMES. 6-CATERING GERENTE RESIDENTE TAMBIEN W. Hialeah 8235390 E Hiateah 691-1731 an excellent fringe benefit Aire Acondicionado-Eficiente y con Parqueo Carol City 625-0800 - START AD. MIAMI SHORES BAKERY & DELICATESSEN program. Truck drivers work Food to take Out-Parties, Birthdays, Weedings 2 BR 1 Bath Condo. Cent AC.Carpet CLASSIFICATION _ & Anniversaries 9714 NE Ave. Phone 759-5515 daytime 5 times a week. 545 N.W. 47th St. Rent $270 or sell $26,500. PLEASE PRINT Warehousemen work Night NE N. Miami Area 893-4962 Partly turn, nice family home 7-SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTIOM-OADE Shift 5 days a week. 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Lauderdaie 463-0941 754-8941 757-6420 DEADLINE ON ADS: MONDAY NOON Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, October 13,1978 I Page 29 Se inicia el conclave mafiana CIUDAD DEL VATICANO— por el Colegio de Cardenales dara Por su lado, la prensa sigue (NC)—Con una Eucaristia comienzo a las 10 a.m. (5 a.m. barajandola lista de "papabiles" concelebrada en la Basilica de hora USA) en el Altar Mayor de aunque esta vez y despues de las San Pedro, dara comienzo el la Basilica, bajo la columnata de sorpresa en la eleccidn de Juan pr6ximo sabado 14 de octubre el Vernini. Presidira el cardenal Pablo I, los comentarios son mas conclave para la elecci6n del Camarlengo, Jean Villot. , vagos y las listas mas amplias. sucesor de Juan Pablo. I. Para la entrada en conclave Para los creadores de la La Eucaristia concelebrada los cardenales se reuniran en la sotana papal, la celebraci6n de Capilla Paulina a las 11:30 a.m. dos cbnclaves en tan breve plazo (hora romana) y caminaran en ha supuesto menos trabajo. El Mundo procesi6n hasta la Capilla Sixtina Vaticano les ha encargado donde se cantara el "Veni Creato solamente una sotana blanca de • Funeral papal sustituye a inicio Spiritus", oracibn al Espiritu talla mediana. Las otras dos de asamblea Santo. estan aun impecables, en los CIUDAD DE MEXICO Despues de una oracion por armarios vaticanos. (NC)— En lugar de la festiva el cardenal Villot, se dara la ocasidn de la anunciada apertura orden "Extra Omnes", palabras de la tercera asamblea del Durante estos dias, han ido latinas que invitan a que "todos Uegando a Roma los cardenales episcopado latinoamericano con salgan", menos las personas un mensaje del Papa Juan Pablo el cardenal Boleslaw Filipiak de autorizadas para permanecer en Polonia, inform6 que no asistira I, la Basilica de Guadalupe el conclave. resono con los cantos funerales al c6nclave. por el descanso de su alma, Las nacionalidades de los ceremonia que coincidid con el La votaci6n dara comienzo el electores incluyen: 26 italianos, entierro en Roma. La asamblea domingo a las 9:30 a.m. (4:30 nueve norteamericanos, siete debe ser convocada de nuevo por a.m. hora USA). franceses, siete brasilefios, cinco el Papa que le suceda pronto. Su En comentarios para la alemanes occidentales, cuatro lema: la evangelizacibn en las prensa a su llegada a Roma, espaftoles, cuatro argentinos, realidades presentes y futuras de varios cardenales dejaron ift- tres canadienses y tres holan- America Latina. dicar que esperan un c6nclave deses. Dos de Polonia, Filipinas, mas largo, tambien indicaron India, Belgica, Australia e favorecer cualidades pastorales Inglaterra. f Reafirman muerte natural del para la eleccibn -del prdximo Paises con un solo cardenal: Papa Papa, en la linea de Juan Pablo I. Portugal, Austria, Yugoslavia, Los analistas continuan Hungaria, Checoslovaquia, CIUDAD DEL VATICANO Puerto Rico, Uruguay, Republica tores es de 67 aflos; el mas joven (NC)— Aunque varios peri6dicos nombrando como "papabiles" a Samoa, Algeria, Alto Volta, cardenales de la Curia como Benin, Kenya, Madagascar, Dominicana, Venezuela, Sri es el cardenal Jaime Sin de o grupos en Italia pidieron una Lanka, Korea, Indonesia, Manila, de 50 afios y el mas an- autopsia, arrojando sospechas Sergio Pignedoli, Sebastiano Nigeria, Egipto, Senegal, Tan- Baggio, italianos, y el argentino zania, Uganda , Sur Africa, Chile, Pakistan y Vietnam. ciano es el cardenal Frantisek sobre la repentina muerte del Tomasek de Praga de 79 aflos. Papa Juan Pablo I, el cardenal cardenal Eduardo Pironio. Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru, La edad media de los elec- romano Silvio Oddi dijo que el Colegio de Cardenales no coir- ^sidera siquiera la posibilidad de ^examinar su cadaver. "Se con "Liberar a los presos noes dialogo" certeza que su muerte se debib a que el corazbn dej6 de latir por (Viene de la Pag.32) que si para realizar las gestiones Monsenor Boza subrayb la im- Dios en todas partes, vivir en causas complet a raente piensa que "llamar a la sobre los presos es preciso que lo portancia de grofundizar en la fe. contacto con El, reconocer en el naturales," agreg6. . comunidad cubana del exilio hagan algunos individuos per- "Una fe culta consciente, prdjimo a un hijo de Dios y vivir para que acepte el actual estado sonalmente, el no ve in- requiere estudio, formaci6n, en actitud de servicio. de cosas como un hecho con- conveniente. Si expres6 la para lograr conceptos claros," sumado e irreversible, "y que necesidad de que las personas dijo. Monsenor Boza Masvidal fue para ir a Cuba tengan que que lo hagan deben dejar claro "No basta decir yo no quiero expulsado de Cuba en 1961 en el Charlas limitarse a trabajar para el ante el gobierno de Cuba que son una Cuba comunista, sino hay barco Covadonga, y aunque gobierno, cuidandose de cerrar personas que difieren que saber decir qu«f Cuba reconoce en ello una accidn de los bien la boca y sin posibilidad ideol6gicamente y que tan s61o queremos, sobre que principios alguna de influenciar las buscan viabilizar una gestidn hombres no le cuesta reconocer vamos a realizar la justicia y la en ello la mano de Dios. f am ilia res decisiones sobre la marcha de la hum anit aria. libertad," anadi6. vida nacional, "es anularse como Comentando sobre la Senal6 tambien que la fe no "Yo veo que si Dios me ha hombre y como ciudadano," responsabilidad de aportar en el se puede quedar en el piano de lo anadio. hecho vivir fuera de Cuba tengo en Belle programa de evangelizaci6n intelectual, sino que ha de pasar una responsabilidad' con mi Al mismo tiempo manifest6 iniciado por el Aflo Santo, a la vivencia del amor, en ver a pueblo," dice. t Ejerce regularmente su Glade Dice el Arz. - McCarthy ministerio pastoral en la di6cesis El grupo de cursillistas de la de Los Teques, Venezuela, pero parroquia de St. Philip Benizi en tambien ve su papel como uno de Belle Glade patrocina una serie Plan de evangelizacion llama colaboracibn con los obispos "de de dos charlas familiares por el Mis queridos fieles de habla en intensificar nuestra propia culturales, asi tanto a las ven- cada parte para que el pueblo padre Angel Villaronga los dias hispana: vida espiritual, en invitar a tajas como a las necesidades. cubano sea verdaderamente "26 y 27 de octubre. Las charlas En la noche de hoy, quiero aque'llos cat61icos que no han Trataremos de fomentar cristiano." serin sobre temas familiares y saludarles con gran afecto a estado practicando su fe a que vocaciones al sacerdocio y a la Busca que estos cubanos en daran comienzo a las 8 p.m en la ustedes que han desempefiado un regresen al -hogar, y en invitar a vida religiosa, y brindaremos el exilio "se incorporen ver- parroquia. Esta invitados todos papel tan importante en la aquellos que no tienen relig!6n apoyo moral a nuestros sacer- daderamente a las iglesias los interesados de la zona. historia de la Arquidibcesis de alguna a que se unan a nosotros dotes y religiosas en su locales, profundicen en su fe y Miami. Damos gracias a Dios en la Iglesia de Jesucristo. ministerio. aprovechen el exilio como una porque ustedes son parte de Tendremos un nuevo Consejo En particular, haremos un leccion fecunda— como fue el nuestra Arquidi6cesis. Damos Arquidiocesano de Pastoral, asi gran esfuerzo para estimular a exilio para el pueblo hebreo." IMPRENTA gracias a Dios por las como nuevas comisiones de nuestros laicos para que Les anima para que man- tradiciones, la fe, la oracion y el evangelizacion, educacion, alcancen aun mayor com- tengan sus valores culturales y su "MARESMA" amor que ustedes han con- liturgia y ecumenismo. * prensidn y puedan cumplir su responsabilidad hacia la patria. tribuido a nuestra Arquidiocesis. Pondremos mas enfasis en el responsabilidad de unirse a la "El hecho de haber salido al 70 N.W. 22 Aye. - Miami, Fla. En verdad es una gran estudio de la sagrada escritura y labor apost61ica de la Iglesia. exilio no ha de tener una i A MEDIA CUADRA DE FLAGLER STREET bendici6n de la Divina en aprender a rezar mejor. Cuando Dios nuestro Padre motivaci6n egoista de evitar problemas, escasez y buscar el Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para Providencia que tengamos Trataremos de mejorar nuestra quiso que le escucharamos, nos personas de tan distintos an- vida familiar, nuestros envio a su hijo —el verbo hecho confort y el placer," comenta. Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, tecedentes compartiendo sus matrimonios, nuestras came—. Si queremos que el "Hemos de pensar y no talentos y cultura, viviendo y parroquias, nuestras Evangelio se escuche en eldia de olvidar a los que quedaron en Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y trabajando juntos por el reino de organizaciones y movimientos hoy, debemos otra vez haceflo Cuba pasando estrecheces, Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. Cristo —unidos en cuerpo y en religiosos para asi veneer las carne por la forma en que careciendo de libertad... No me espiritu— siguiendo los man- nocivas influencias de nuestra nosotros, los seguidores de parece que hemos salido para TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS damientos de Dios y amandonos sociedad. Cristo, vivimos y por el ejemplo olvidar, sino que hemos de pensar que podemos hacer algo: COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES los unos a los otros. Con-solidaremos nuestra que damos a nuestros Al celebrar este aniversario, ayuda a los jovenes, a los an- semejantes. rezar por Cuba, y formarnos. AHORRE TIEMPO Y DINERO comenzamos una nueva decada cianos, a los enfermos, a los Les pido a ustedes, en la "Hemos de adquirir una CONFIANDONOS SUS IMPRESOS de nuestra vida juntos en la fe. impedidos, a los prisioneros, a los noche de hoy dedicada a la mentalidad de aprovechar el ABRIMOS DIARIAMENTE DE 8 AM A E P.M. En los afios venideros con- trabajadores migratorios. memoria del Papa Juan Pablo exilio como una Iecci6n y- opor- TELEFONO 642-7266 ., centraremos nuestros esfuerzos Trataremos de ser mas Primero, que hagan esa tunidadpara preparar el futuro," en la evangelizaci6n—es decir,— sensibles a las diferencias promesa. agrego. Page 30 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13, 1978 Rezando bajo la lluvia (Viene de la Pag.32) pasando . el test maravillosamente," dijo el Arzobispo mientras de nuevo las multitudes rompian en aplausos. La lluvia no Impidi6 que esta 'joven pareja' siguiera flrme partlcipando en la celebracion. Mientras el Arzobispo hablaba, la lluvia caia copiosa, y campo, el padre Juan Sosa llevaba lucia con letras escafios para desplegar su minulos mas tarde al concluir la dirigi6 los cantos-del pueblo con luminosas el mensaje "Fuertes estandarte, "Bel6n por Jesus" liturgia de la Palabra Monsefior la ayuda de un coro de 700 en la fe." Otros temas del Afio mientras que cada parroquia y McCarthy se vio obligado a voces—algo mojadas para en- Santo en ingl6s y espaflol habian grupo ondeaba al aire este o suspender el resto de la tonces. sido fijados con letras gigantes aquel cartel con su nombre. Eucaristia. El programa incluia la sobre la hierba del estadio, y En una de las secciones el Momentos antes y ante la participaci6n de una orquesta de resistieron bien el azote cons- padre Jim Vitucci se esforzaba insistente plegaria a la Virgen, viento, un grupo de cuerda, y la tante de la lluvia. por traducir lo que ocurria al con cantos y Ave Marias, las soprano cubana Virginia Alonso. lenguaje de signos de los sordos. nubes se habian abierto sobre el Pero la lluvia hizo peligroso el (mas fotografias con ex- Se apagaron las luces, y Orange Bowl mostrando una uso de los amplificadores de alto pllcacttn en espafiol, en las aparecid en una gran pantalla la bellisima luna, que arranc6 las voltaje, y no dio oportunidad a la paginas en ingles). imagen del arzobispo Fulton exclamaciones de jubilo de .todos. interpretaci6n de las canciones Sheen que enfermo no habia Fue entonces que se pudo preparadas. Tambien resisti6 la multitud podido llegar a Miami en per- llevar a cabo la primera parte del Protegida con un plastico la j6venes y menos j6venes, gente sona. programa: recitaci6n de los Virge de la Caridad ocup6 puesto de toda edad y condici6n que El padre Jim Vitucci necesit6 misterios del Rosario e de honor en la ceremonia y fue permaneci6 * firme bajo el que Manny Garcia le iluminase ilustraci6n de ellos con danzas escoltada en procesi6n por las paraguas, con el programa en la con una linterna para que los liturgicas. calles desde San Juan Bosco mario y la cancidn en los la bios. sordos que segufan los gestos del Desde una pequefla hasta su llegada al estadio. Unos muchachos de Bel6n sacerdote, pudieran escuchar el plataforma en el medio del La pequefla carroza que la treparon hasta lo alto de los mensaje del Arzobispo. Minutos despues se inici6 la Eucaristia con una solemne procesi6n de entrada y ante una inmensa cruz fueron postrandose Mensaje del Papa por la unidad todos los sacerdotes de la Arquidi6cesis, cientos de* ministros de la Eucaristia y Cat61icos de la Arquididcesis flores, con la ayuda de Dios, diferentes lenguas, mentalidades oportunidad para un testimonio prelados de otras di6cesos: el de Miami, les enviamos nuestro produzcan abundantes frutos y tradiciones se encuentran. singularmente convincente de los obispo Charles McLaughlin de St. mas cordial saludo y nuestra para el crecimiento de la vida Sin lugar a dudas, esto elementos unificantes contenidos ' Petesburgh, el obispo Paul bendicion. cristiana en vuestra area y para 9resent a considerables en el Evangelio de Cristo. Tanner de St. Augustine, el el gozo de todos. problemas para lograr una ar- Son los saludos de un Papa v La meta de todos vuestros obispo exiliado cubano, Eduardo. que hace s61o un corto tiempo La ciudad de Miami, es una moniosa convivencia, pero al esfuerzos debe ser el construir Boza Masvidal, el arzobispo de comenz6 su ministerio encrucijada, donde gentes de mismo tiempo provee una una genuina comunidad de fe, Panama, Marcos MeGrath, el apost61ico. Por lo tanto van oraci6n y amor. Que Maria antiguo obispo de Cienfuegos, marcados por una comprensible Inmaculada vuestra Patrona, os Mons. Eduardo Dalmau, y el trepidaci6n. Pero al mismo ayude y fortalezca en esta im- obispo Mansuet Biyase del Sur de tiempo expresan la alegria de Domingo de misiones portante labor. Africa. una paternidad que cubre al Nos gustaria tambien decir Bajo la mirada de la luna los mundo entero. el dia 22 una palabra especial a vosotros, paraguas se mantuvieron Nos sentimos felices de los Catolicos de habla castellana. cerrados un rato, pero al llegar el hablarles en este dia que marca Mis queridos amigos en Cristo: Sabemos que hay muchos de aleluya previo a la proclamaci6n para vosotros la cumbre de un Para la mayoria de nosotros, las lejanas Misiones de la vosotros en esa parte del mundo. del Evangelio comenz6 el agua de Afio Santo decretado por vuestro Iglesia constituyen el trabajo de otros. Pero el Domingo Expresamos nuestra esperanza nuevo. Arzobispo, para celebrar el Mundial de las Misiones nos recuerda cada afio que no existe de que podreis obtener con' Vigesimo Aniversario del ninguna di6cesis...ni parroquia...ni individuo que pueda diciones de vida aun mas Imperturbable, bajo la lluvia establecimiento de la evadir la responsabilidad de "construir el Cuerpo de Cristo satisfactorias, en un clima de el grupo de Ballet de Cuca Arquidi6cesis. Nos complace que es la Iglesia". fraternal comprensi6n y cons- Martinez cantd con su danza la saber con cuahta generosidad Nunca imitamos mas a Cristo que cuando servimos al true tiv a cooperacidn. alegria de la Buena Noticia, y con habeis abierto vuestros pobre. Nunca edificamos mas Su Iglesia que cuando Al mismo tiempo, nos la lluvia llovieron tambien los corazones para escuchar "lo que ayudamos a las Misiones con nuestras oraciones y nuestras gustarfa esperar, que lograreis aplausos, hasta que despues d& el Espiritu dice a las iglesias" limosnas, recordando que el ultimo mandamiento de Cristo mantener las nobles y cristianas resumir su plan de (Apoc. 2:7). antes de ascender a los cielos dejando la Iglesia en manos de tradiciones de vuestros an- evangelizaci6n para . la "Nos complace aun mds la humanidad fue: "Id y enseftad a todo el mundo, hacien- tepasados, al hacer un sincero Arquididcesis, el Arzobispo tuvo saber que habels llevado a cabo dolos mis discipulos". esfuerzo para mejor conocer que cancelar el resto de la una revisidn personal de vuestras El Domingo Mundial de las Misiones (Octubre 22) nos vuestra Fe y buscar una ex- _ Eucaristia. vidas y tambi&i que habeis ofrece la oportunidad especial de participar intimamente en presi6n aun mas plena de esa Fe "Quizas el Sefior este emprendido una estrategia esta urgente labor de la Iglesia. Nuestra ayuda a las en el culto y en la vida. queriendo decirnos algo," dijo el pastoral que busca seguir las Misiones es necesaria para su supervivencia y crecimiento; Que la Santisima Virgen, a la Arzobispo. sabias exhortaciones de nuestro igualmente nuestra dedicaci6n a las Misiones es necesaria que gustais invocar bajo los "Vuelvan a sus parroquias y inolvidable predecesor en su para el vigor y verdadera profundidad cristiana de nuestra tftulos de Nuestra Sefiora de la celebren juntos el - domingo la Carta Apost61ica: "EVANGELII propia fe. Caridad y Nuestra Sefiora de clausura del Afio Santo," afiadid. NUNTIANDI" sobre la Durante 156 afios la Sociedad para la Propagaci6n de la Guadalupe, este a vuestgro lado Como dijo Mosefior Boza "evangelizacibn del mundo Fe ha sido una fuente primordial de ayuda para la labor en todas sus necesidades y como Masvidal al dia siguiente: contemporaneo, marcando asi el misionera de la Iglesia. Continuemos este gran servicio una buena Madre, os guie y "Quizas la lluvia, que por un paso que deberi seguir la mediante nuestra respuesta generosa a la colecta de dicha proteja. lado obstaculizd que llegara al Comunidad en los afios Sociedad que se realizara este Domingo Mundial de las Amados hijos e hijas de la te>mino el acto del Orange Bowl, venideros. Misiones. Arquididcesis de Miami, a pesar tambien sirvid de beneficio. El Papa desea ofreceros su Nuestras oraciones y sacrificios por las Misiones en de que el Papa, se encuentra "Demostrd que mucha gente elogio y alien to. verdad atraeran al mundo a Cristo. fisicamente a una gran distancia, esta dispuesta al sacrificio, a no Durante este Afio Santo, Conociendo la fe de ustedes y su deseo de servir al mundo el esta muy cerca de vosotros en echarse atras por cualquier in- vuestra Iglesia local ha ex- en la misma forma que lo hizo Cristo, les anticipo mi su coraztin. con veniente. Por-que nuestra fe perimentado el prometedor agradecimiento por su generosidad. El piensa en vosotros, ora por tiene que Uevarnos a la lucha, a despertar de una nueva vosotros> y mientras os expresa no esperarlo todo facil y sin primavera. Bajo la acci6n del Su aff mo. en Cristo, una vez mas sus buenos deseos de problemas. Espiritu Santo, han florecido prosperidad en la paz y Rrogreso A Mons. Boza le gustd mucho, nuevas flores de resoluciones, de espiritual, con amor os bendice a haber podido participar... planes y deproyectos. Ahora les (2£ Arzobispo de Miami / . todos, en el nombre del Padre, y A nosotros y a todos con los toca a ustedes asegurar que estas del Hijo y del Espiritu Santo. que nosotros hablaron tambien. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, October 13,1978 / Page 31 Rezando b :^j>/|;;•;;,•::.•: - ^.r- i!?r#--»i«-.-*'-^.-.'. *%'•->. ".v Unas 40,000 personas y*m • acudieron al Orange Bowl para celebrar el vigesimo aniversario de la Arquidiocesis y renovar su compromiso evangelixador Por ARACELICANTERO "Y si los deportistas pueden jugar bajo la lluvia, nosotros podemos rezar bajo la lluvla..." Al resonar las palabras del ;K arzobispo Edaward A. McCarthy . .•- j_ yv .- por los altavoces del Orange Bowl, el pasado viernes, las multitudes alii reunidas rom- '. :. ."•::••-•"•• -••-•-. 'f v.s.. pieron en caluroso aplauso. -.Ir- fS^I' Unas 40,000 personas de todo is. "=! el sur de Florida habian acudido al estadio con el caer del sol, desafiando a la lluvia y a los :. if.:^r inconvenientes de un largo camino. Durante cerca de 3 horas - -.•T'i: ' : permanecieron alii rezando bajo la lluvia. Obviamente emocionado, por los rios de gente que desde las : 5 !! 5 :?""^'-:V — •*• -!i>- 6.30 de la tarde habian comen- * ::••" ":!:! -' * * si"* '*" • "•••» ** , % f'*^ ! zado a llegar al Orange Bowl, el Arzobispo les expres6 su gratitud Varlos seminaristas tratan de cubrlr con un Inmenso plastico al maestro de ceremonlas, el padre y dijo: Juan Sosa durante el acto del Orange Bowl el pasado viernes. Tanto el padre Sosa como las 40,000 "Estamos aqui bajo la lluvia, personas presentes, reslstleron rezando bajo la lluvia durante mas de tres horas. (Ver reportaje compartiendo este momento fotografico en paginas interferes) hist6rico y estamos como un solo cuerpo y un solo espiritu. "Estamos aqui desde Cayo di6cesis. Tambi6n los haitianos y "Habiamos planeado este acto Hueso a Stuart, desde Naples y "Estamos aqui los j6venes y latinoamericanos, los cubanos— como celebraci6n de nuestra fe y Durante uno de los cuadros Fort Lauderdale. Venidos de los viejos, las mujeres, los como nobles confesores de su fe— el Seflor quiso poner alguna plasticos, j6venes ofrecen dones Palm Beach y Miami, de cada hombres, el laicado, las que dejaron su pais para poder prueba. Pero todos ustedes estan al acercarse al Portal. ciudad y de cada comunidad de la religiosas, los sacerdotes. conservarla." (Pasa a la Pag. 31) Pide Mons. Boza al exilio respeto al phiralismo todo caridad." respeten y se hagan vigentes en Por AR ACE LI CANTE RO en total uniformidad. "Yo creo que tenemos que En declaraciones de dias Cuba, es algo que entra dentro de aceptar cierto pluralism© en las anteriores para la prensa, nuestra mision de defensores de "Es imposible pedir que todos Monsenor Boza habia la justicia y la libertad," dijo. los cubanos piensen igual. El cosas que son licitas y opinables, en las que no afectan principios manifestado que la cuestibn del Monsenor Boza insisti6 en hecho de estar todos enfrentados fundamentales. "dialogo" con el gobierno de explicar que el apoyo a tales al comunismo, el haber salido de "De ahi la importancia de la Cuba merece detenida reflexi6n. gestiones no implica "el Cuba por esa situacidn, no quiere educacidn para la democracia y reconocimiento del "status quo" decir que todos han de tener la poder expresar diversidad de Expreso acuerdo en que se de Cuba como algo' legitimo, ni misma linea de pensamiento opiniones," anadi6. continiien las gestiones en favor tampoco la busqueda de una absolutamente," dijo Monsefior de la Iiberaci6n de los presos actitud colaboracionista". Eduardo Boza Masvidal durante "En los regimenes politicos cubanos y la Para el obispo exiliado elj su estancia en Miami el pasado totalitarios es donde no se puede reunificacibn de las familias pero termino "dialogo implica que dos fin de semana. expresar nada mas que una agregb que eso "no supone interlocutores puedan exponer opini6n, y el que no comulga con ningun dialogo" ya que esas sus planteamientos, "y esto Monsenor Boza habia sido ella es excluido," dijo. gestiones se han estado haciendo tendria que hacerse con miras a invitado a participar, con otros "Pero en la democracia desde hace tiempo. unas elecciones libres a corto obispos en el acto de clausura del MONSEftOR BOZA aspiramos a construir un mundo plazo, supervisadas por vigesimo aniversario de la libre en el sentido verdadero, un Para evitar una mala in- organizaciones internacionales, Archidi6cesis, en el Orange Bowl, por el arzobispo Me. Edwards A. mundo justo, como nos enseiia la terpretacibn de sus palabras en las que no solo la comunidad el pasado viernes 6. McCarthy. doctrina social de la Iglesia," Monsenor Boza aclaro cubana en el exilio sino tambien "Creo que en la Iglesia la dijo. posteriormente que "apoyando los cubanos de alia adentro El domingo celebr6 la unidad esta en la diversidad y no "Creo que (en el exilio) las gestiones de la libertad de los tengan la oportunidad de ex- Eucaristia en la parroquia de en la uniformidad absoluta, dijo debemos admitir un poco la presos estamos defendiendo presarse, lo que supone la Santa Cecilia y convers6 con La Monsenor Boza haci&idose eco disension dentro de los limites de derechos humanos, porque el posibilidad de una oposicion legal •*Voz sobre el mensaje del Papa del mensaje del Papa. la justicia y sobre todo de la derecho a la libertad, a estar en que puedan exponerse Juan Pablo I a la Archidibcesis y Refiriendose a. los cubanos, caridad," dijo, y citando a San donde uno quiere, a entrar y salir distintos puntos de vista," dijo. sobre el aporte de los cubanos al Mons. Boza dijo que "tampoco la Agustin anadi6 "En lo necesario del pais, es derecho reconocido." El. obispo Boza Masvidal plan de evangelizaci6n lanzado unidad entre los cubanos se basa unidad,enlodudosolibertad v en "Eltratar que esos derechos se (Pasa a la Pag. 30) Page 32 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, October 13,1978