PRICE 25c VOL. XX No. 23 AUGUST 11^VOICE, 1978
Pilgrim of Peace reaches journey's end
Archbishop's message on Pope Paul
Statement of Archbishop Edward McCarthy upon the oc- The Pope was the Pope of Vatican II, the Pope of casion of the death of Pope Paul VI. Church renewal. He was a great spiritual leader in a difficult historical era... at once responding to the demands of changing times, yet a bold defender of changeless principles. He will be remembered as a staunch champion of the poor, Bus Guide 16 the oppressed, an outstanding spokesman for human rights, Classified ; . 17 a man of peace, a friend of all men of good will, a holy man of Movies a TV. .. 15 The priests and faithful of the Archdiocese of Miami are deep faith , a true witness and a herald of the Gospel. Youth 14 in deep sorrow at the death of His Holiness Pope Paul VI. In faith we rejoice, however, after long years of tireless Pope Paul VI dedication this loyal servant of the Lord is now with the Special Sections Father enjoying the reward that God has prepared for those The Catholics of the community ask their friends to join Pgs. 2,3,8, -.7/ who love Him. them in prayer in this sad moment. Achievements in strife-filled Pontificate By JOHN MUTHIG diocesan officials to show human compassion in applying church laws, VATICAN CITY-(NC)- especially in difficult marriage cases. When he ascended to St. Peter's With the tolerance of the throne in 1963, Pope Paul VI Vatican,some dioceses liberalized the launched an ambitious, even granting of annulments to such an revolutionary program, often bitterly extent that the annulment process criticized by church progressives and came to be called, with only a bit of traditionalists alike. exaggeration, "Catholic divorce." It ended with mixed results. Under Paul's pontificate, due Benchmarks of the papal process procedures were set up on program included: various levels of the church. • Major steps toward internal Controversial theologians, who church reform; would have been silenced only • Cautious liberalization decades ago for their opinions, often regarding church tradition, discipline received only reprimands from the and moral code; Vatican of Pope Paul. t Widening of papal diplomatic The pope also erased from the activity and especially a policy of law books the penalty of mortal sin detente with the Eastern European for Catholics who broke the lenten Communist bloc; fast or Friday abstinence laws. He • Sweeping changes in the also got rid of the Index of Forbidden Roman Curia (central administrative Books, a listing of books Catholics offices of the church); could not read without special ec- 9 Increased church involvement clesiastical permission. in social justice issues; RULES governing the lifestyle • Growth of native leadership in and mission of religious orders were young churches of Africa and Asia; revolutionized under the approving, • More power on the national yet sometimes anxious gaze of Pope and international level for bishops; Paul. and Hundreds of years of traditional • Progress toward Christian pomp and courtly ceremony were unity. stripped from Vatican life and church The program adopted by the worship. thin, intellectual Pope Paul was The changes in church life, anchored on two bases: the decrees of especially liturgical reforms, and the the Second Vatican Council (1962-65) church's new ecumenical attitudes, and Paul's firm belief in the power of proved too much for some Catholics. diplomacy. French Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, who led thousands of Internal Church Reform traditionalist Catholics in open For the first time in four cen- rebellion, was suspended from all turies, every major liturgical rite of priestly functions in 1976 after the Western church was revised conducting ordinations not sanc- during Paul's pontificate. MOMENT OF CORONATION, 15 years ago, marked the tioned by the Holy
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Page 2 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11, 1978 Pilgrim Pope makes last journey into annals of history *- ****•'
By JOHN MAHER title of "pilgrim pope;" made initiatives for peace, ecumenical CASTELGANDQLFOJtaly- cooperation and protection of life; (NC) —The "pilgrim pope" has made and streamlined and modernized his last journey, into the annals of church government. history. The day before the pope's death Pope Paul VI, the 261st suc- the Vatican had announced that the cessor of St. Peter as bishop of Rome, arthritis that had troubled him for died at 9:40 p.m. Rome time Sunday, several years had worsened and that Aug. 6, at his summer villa at doctors had ordered a complete rest. Castelgandolfo. He was 80 years of His usual Sunday noon Angelus talk age. was cancelled. •••!.$. Hi His death was caused by heart The pope was stricken by a heart § * failure complicated by pulmonary attack on Sunday afternoon about 5 edema. p.m. while he was assisting at a Mass THE DEATH was announced to celebrated by his personal secretary, the press by a sobbing Father Father Pasquale Macchi. Pierfranco Pastore, vice director of At 7:30 p.m. Vatican sources the Vatican press office, who said, said that the pope's condition had "With deep anguish, I have to say stabilized, but it was also announced that the pope passed on at 21:40."' that he had received the sacrament of In his 15-year reign, the pontiff the anointing of the sick. saw the completion of the historic With the pope as death drew Second Vatican Council; traveled near, in addition to his personal around the world earning the popular secretary, physician and confessor,
'THAT ALL MAY BE ONE1-Pope Paul addresses a meeting of the World Council of Churches in Switzerland in 1969, standing before a mural illustrating the quote, "that all may be one."
was Cardinal Jean Villot, Vatican Although for the past year, there secretary of state and camerlengo, or has been speculation about the chamberlain of the Holy Roman pope's health and the possibility of Church. As camerlengo, Cardinal his death, death did at last come Villot assumes the government of the suddenly. church after the pope's death until a THREE DAYS before his death, new pope is elected. He summons the pope received privately at the and directs the conclave of cardinals summer villa Italy's newly elected which is to elect a new pope. president, 81-year-old Socialist CARDINAL VILLOT had been Sandro Pertini. spending the vacation period with And on Aug. 1, the pope left the the pope at Castelgandolfo. papal villa to drive to the nearby As radio and television spread little town of Frattocchie, where he the news of the pope's death, a crowd visited the tomb of Cardinal gathered in Piazza della Liberta, the Giuseppe Pizzardo, a personal friend square outside the papal villa where of his who had died eight years ago. crowds used to come for his blessings To the small crowd present, the on Wednesdays and Sundays. pope said, "We hope to meet him A policeman, one of the after death, which for us cannot be Carabinieri assigned to summer duty far away, in the glory of Our Lord at Castelgandolfo, said later that the Jesus Christ." crowd included both the sad and the curious. "It strikes us all a bit," he Because of the suddenness of the said. "After all, there's only one death, no definite announcement was pope." made Sunday night concerning the exposition of the pope's body for the Almost immediately after his mourning of the faithful. death, villagers and visiting nuns, priests and tourists began to con- The first of the solemn requiem % Masses that are celebrated after the verge on the church of San Tomasa pope's death was scheduled for da Villanova on the piazza, and a Monday afternoon in St. Peter's Mass was offered for the repose of Basilica. At an informal meeting Pope Paul's soul. Monday the cardinals in Rome The church bells tolled, and all decided to hold their first general the lights in Castelgandolfo were congregation Tuesday, Aug. 8. That turned off in mourning. meeting would work chiefly on After midnight, few apart from determining details of the wake, Continuing an extensive travel schedule, Pope Paul's tenth television cameramen, journalists Journey outside of Italy, In 1970, took him to eight countries official Masses of mourning, and and policemen remained in the square similar matters that must be taken including Ceylon where he waved from a floodllte canoDled outside the closed, locked doors of vehicle. up on the death of a pope. the villa. (Continued on Page 10 )
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Page 4 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11, 1978 Senate panel passeis^uition tax credit bill Association and a number of WASHINGTON-(NO The House bill would incomes too low to owe taxes phase in a credit for 25 percent to receive a cash refund equal he said tuition tax credits are other Catholic groups have — The Senate Finance supported the tax credits, Committee has passed a of tuition to a maximum of to the amount of the credit. wasteful and provide aid to $100 for elementary and This provision was middle-income families who do which have had strong scaled-down tuition tax credit support from middle-income bill in an effort to avert a secondary schools and $250 popular with low-income not need it. He also said he for colleges by 1980. families and the bill's believes tax credits for private families. threatened veto by President Organized labor, civil Jimmy Carter. The new Senate com- sponsors — Senators D aniel elementary and secondary schools would be un- rights groups and the Parent- The new bill, passed 12-1, mittee bill would also Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.), eliminate tax credits for Robert Packwood (R-Ore.) constitutional. Teachers Association have would cost an estimated $2.88 opposed credits, calling them billion a year by 1982, com- graduate students and allow and William Roth (R-Del.) — THERE WAS no im- credits for part-time students have said they will try to put mediate word from the White a threat to the public school pared with an estimated $5.3 system. billion for an earlier version of certified as "half-time" it back in on the Senate floor. House on whether the Senate students instead of all Dropping the refun- changes would lead Carter to A Harris poll taken the bill passed by the same several weeks ago showed committee. students taking some college dability section would save an sign a tax credit bill, but the credits. estimated $500 million. The bill's sponsors were not op- more than 60 percent of A tuition tax credit bill The committee voted to House version of the tax timistic. Americans backed tuition tax passed by the House would drop a provision making the credit is not refundable. The U.S. Catholic credits, but a more recent cost an estimated $1.2 billion credit refundable. This would President Jimmy Carter Conference, the National Roper poll found a similar by 1981. have allowed families with has threatened to veto any Catholic Educational percentage opposed. The new Senate bill would allow a tax credit for 50 percent of tuition up to $500 per student each year for college tuition and $250 a year for private elementary and secondary school tuition. THE OLD bill would have allowed a maximum credit of $500 for elementary and secondary school tuition. JORDAN MARSH AND MODERN BRIDE PRESENT Free textbooks struck down Jl Wedding THURSDAY, AUGUST 17, 7:30 P.M. BOSTON -(NC) - OMNI INTERNATIONAL, MIAMI. Claiming that recent court SHOW AND RECEPTION IN BALLROOM, rulings allowing free textbook loans to non-public schools COURTESY OF OMNI HOTEL were "rather controversial" Meet Carol Donadio of Modern Bride, who will and" anomalous when con- show you gowns for memorable weddings. Here, sidered against the sweep of white or ivory gown by Phyllis Bianchi for the Supreme Court cases con- cerning aid to church- House of Bianchi. Gown, $320, mantilla, $80 affiliated schools," the Bridal Salon, at all jm stores except pompano Massachusetts Supreme and iauderhill Court struck down a 1973 Win exciting door prizes. See a ballet state law authorizing free performance by the School of Arabesque. Join us loans of textbooks to non- public schools. at the post-show reception. Admission by ticket only, available without charge at all JM Bridal Salons. The ruling followed a suit brought against the City of Complimentary door prizes by AT. Cross, Springfield School Committee Gorham, Corning, Orrefors, Lenox, Internationa! by Elonora Bloom and 12 Silver, Fenton, Fostoria, Wedgwood, Denby. other Springfield taxpayers to Reed & Barton, Noritake, Oneida. halt the city's implementation of a school program providing history textbooks to non- public elementary and secondary schools. Ofdani Everything marsA unit of Alliedn Stores for the Clergy!
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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, August 11,1978 / Page 5 Towers residents build Archbishop Carroll hall The residents of Marian Department of Education, "It would also provide a Towers in North Miami Beach they will be in sewing, chorus, social hour where people could may be retired but only from book reviews, Spanish and get dressed-up and talk to gainful employment. dancing. each other," he said. Through energetic fund- Opened Feb. 15, 1972,the Randell noted that he raising activities and facility now has 244 residents. hoped to have the new hall donations from their own According to Randell, what's blessed and officially personal funds, residents have desperately needed is some dedicated in the Fall. remodeled a screened-in kind of food program Florida room into a permanent especially for people who have THE ONLY thing recreation / educational / difficulty shopping, cooking, missing, Randell noted, was a social hall. or boarding public tran- piano for the hall which he THE ORIGINAL idea sportation. hopes someone will donate. came from a former resident now living with her daughter, Florence Roche. She thought it would be a fitting tribute to the memory of the late Arch- bishop Coleman F. Carroll who built Marian Towers to remodel the room which was seldom used. Plenty of leisure space in the new Archbishop Carroll Hall is enjoyed by Marian Towers residents Ada Ar- From that suggestion senault (left) and Germalne Lollar. came a bustle of activity which included card parties, bingos, raffles, and rummage sales to augment the amount CENTER LEASING "RENTAL INC. donated by the residents themselves toward con- struction costs. FOR AUTOMOBILE OR "It's really a labor of love," said Towers manager TRUCK LEASES Paul Randell. "Even the 'Archbishop Carroll Room' sign over the door was painted SEE US by one of our residents, Bob Giblin. Everyone pitched in to RENTAL UNITS ALSO AVAILABLE make the dream a reality." The hall, which already 9200 N.W. 27 AVE. has been the scene of a wedding reception for two MIAMI, FLA. 33147 residents, will be used for card parties on Friday nights, wine and cheese parties on Sunday BROWARD: 920-2227 • MIAMI: 696-1711 afternoons, and floor parties. Plans include showing movies and travel-logs in the lounge. In September, Sister Callista Ley, director of health and welfare service, has arranged for a series of adult Hell bent education classes. Conducted by the Dade County Formerly of Pittsburgh, Pa. ABSOLUTELY for lather? THE UNLIMITED ID CARD Street vendor's cart not only brightens up the You've run out of soap on the day POLAROID Marian Towers new room, in memory of the late Arch- .,. the floors need it most. Or it's ISINCE 1929) bishop Coleman F. Carroll, trash night and all you've got is but also provides a space plenty of trash — no trash can FINE FURNITURE. INC. PHOTO ID Unusual opportunities CARDS for storing game equip- , liners. Maybe that slow leak are offered each and ment. Checking supplies the vacuum cleaner hose has every day for anyone NOW AUTHORIZED are Edith Bove (left) and Alice Arsenault. come down with has started to wishing quality in Furni- THE FINEST CARD slow you down. ture, Lamps and Acces- AVAILABLE ANYWHERE When dirty little problems sories for your home or i apartment, at a cost TRESJOLIE like these hit, you haven't got that is no more and CORPORATION 1 time to place an order or wait 1 often- less than the OPEN 7 DAYS ANNOUNCE YOUR GARAGE SALES for it to be filled. Here's how commonplace. in THE VOICE CLASSIFIED to hit back. ' 651 So. Federal Highway 1776 N.W. 36th St. 3 Right across from Miami We've got all the mainte- (6 blocks south of Atlantic Blvd.) Jackson High School. Pompano ALLEN PEST CONTROL, INC. nance supplies you need and PH. 638-0885 Phone: 943-8465. Regular • Home • Commercial a fast pick up service you can Lawn Spraying • Termite Control (No Conference Fee) use whenever you need them. FREE ESTIMATE Lie. bins. Next time you've got an emergency that's 1875 N.E. U9 ST. N. MIAMI trying to become a disaster don't get all lathered ATTORNEY AT LAW 940-0400 up, call us, the men from SSS. We fight dirty. Wills Personal Injury Family Law Workman's Comp 358-4330 Real Estate Trial
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Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11, 1978 Churches win key issues in foreign aid bill WASHINGTON- amendments to cut funds for almost $600 million from the Last June, the USCC seven voted against the (NC)~ Church leaders have India and for the United IDA. targetted 20 representatives Young amendment. Six of the won several key victories in Nations Development Pro- Father Hehir, Bishop for special effort. Of the 20, seven voted for it last year. the congressional battle over gram. Thomas Kelly, USCC general the Carter administration's The House also rejected secretary, and Bishop Edwin beleaguered foreign aid ap- one funding cut backed by Broderick, executive director propriations bill. many church groups—a $5 of Catholic Relief Services, The major victory for the million cut in aid to the were among 26 religious VISIT ROME churches, the administration Philippines to protest human leaders who discussed the aid /| See the miraculous imprint of the actual and other foreign aid sup- rights violations there. bill with President Carter at \J face and body of Jesus on the Holy Shroud the White House on July 31. porters came on a close 203- The USCC is concerned Join this suptrvitt4 ••"' t« *•• ">• actual a^W^fl 198 vote to reject an amend- about the upcoming vote on THE RELIGIOUS burial cloth of Christ, foalayaa1 for tht * M M^M ment which would have leaders urged Congress to first time in 40 yoars i> Turia, Italy. Tour * • M • funding for the international iaclua'ts si|htsooinf dona, Vaticaa, • • •
banned indirect U.S. aid to banks, especially the In- pass the appropriations bill Sistiat Chaaal, Shriao of St. Fraacis lncl Houndmc Jet Uganda, Laos, Cambodia and ternational Development without cuts or restrictive ISSiSI. Leaving Stal. ISth, l-a'ays. tro-n anywhere in FL. Vietnam. amendments. The AFL-CIO, Limitto saacas availahlo at this Ion prico. ?0"i's.n,AightSRTJaK Association, which provides Ctll »«, •• 1-5552 l»r Frt* brtchyrt fasI, Tax Transfers the Chamber of Commerce Md information. (Major credit cards The amendment, offered interest-free loans for accepted tor airtarei by Rep. Bill Young (R-Fla.), countries with annual per and the League of Women would have applied to U.S. capita income below $300. Voters also lobbied heavily for **••*•**•*• funds contributed to in- THE HOUSE Ap- the bill. ternational banks which make propriations Committee cut The USCC has been $ 4 loans to developing countries. the administration's request lobbying for the aid bill for * OPPONENTS of the for the IDA from $1.54 billion months. Local justice and 20 Young amendment argued to $1.32 billion. Rep. Clarence peace ccordinators, Catholic that the banks are forbidden Long (D-Md.), chairman of conferences and bishops have to accept funds with strings the foreign aid appropriations written dozens of key Will Open a Personal attached and would have had subcommittee, favors cutting congressmen asking support. to refuse the American contribution, a situation Checking Account * which would cripple the This Group of Seven National Prestige^ banks. Banks with six branches, owned and operated The House has delayed i* locally, will continue to value liquidity and3** action on a major part of the Back to school: bill—the amount of U.S. -jt stability above the top dollar; and invites the)»V contributions to the in- L- attention of our citizens to these strong, safe ^ •ternational banks—until later Back to good solid banks. in the session, possibly after M $20.00 will open a personal checking^ Labor Day. shoes. ^account. No minimum balance is required,)f Father J. Bryan Hehir, ^ and the cost is only a monthly charge of 600 ^L associate secretary for in- ternational justice and peace plus 150 for each check written. Therefore, of the U.S. Catholic Con- ^ if a customer draws six checks the cost would ^ ference, called the vote on the ^be 900 plus 600—or $1.50 for a monthly checkof Young amendment significant because it marked a sharp ^ ing account. This service ENTIRELY FREE T reversal from last year's vote ^ THOSE OVER 60 and those disabled. on a similar amendment. M We also solicit savings accounts and pay Last year, the amend- ^ fair rate of interest on same. ment passed by a 295-115 vote. It was dropped in a . Social Security and other preferred checks conference with the Senate ^ may be mailed to us direct for instant credit. after a compromise was * PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF reached. A second victory for * MIAMI SHORES church groups and other aid ^ Northeast 2nd Avenue at 95th Street supporters was acceptance of -ft Branches Rep. Tom Harkin's "two . 8900 Biscayne Boulevard (Miami Shores) percent solution." 7^ 125-178 Street (Miami Beach) * HARKIN, a Democrat PEOPLES AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF from Iowa, offered an NORTH MIAMI * amendment to cut U.S. country-to-country aid, Northeast 125th Street at 10th Avenue primarily through the Agency West Dixie Branch for International Develop- 645 N.E. 127th Street (North Miami) ment, by two percent across the board, except for aid to PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF * Israel, Egypt and Jordan. NORTH MIAMI BEACH The House accepted this West Dixie Highway at 160th Street cut and rejected an eight percent across-the-board cut. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE One church official said this Northwest 79th Street at 33rd Avenue allowed House members to be It's time to put summer feet back in able to claim they voted to cut shape, and that's what Stride Rite PEOPLES LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF * foreign aid without seriously NORTH MIAMI hurting the program. back-to-school shoes are all about. Northwest 7th Avenue at 135th Street The House also rejected Stride Rite makes everybody feel better about going back to school. Sunshine Park Branch Focus of meet 16351 N.W. 13th Avenue (Miami) Stride Rite PEOPLES HIALEAH NATIONAL BANK is handicapped 1550 West 84th Street if Palmetto Branch TALLAHASSEE, Fla.- 7625 W. 20th Avenue (Hialeah) * Florida A & M University * administrators and faculty PEOPLES DOWNTOWN NATIONAL BANK took part in an all-day 405 N.E. Second Avenue workshop on the needs of STIARTS-KANTER Northeast First Avenue Branch yL. handicapped students on July 7483 DADELAND MALL WEST "Fitting is Our Profession" r*B 127 N.E. 1st Avenue (Miami) ^ 25—the first such conference Each of the above Banks are members of The Federal Deposit j^. Wm Tht moat raap»ct»d and eompatonf ahoa apaclalisla lor 3 ganaraliona <:^t^ ever held at a state university Insurance Corporation and The Federal Reserve System. ^ in Florida. L*** **^^ ****** Miami, Florida I THE VOICE Friday, August 11,1978 / Page 7 History may well consider the progress made by the Catholic Church in services with Protestant and Orthodox churchmen at the conciuslon of official dialogue with major Protestant and Orthodox churches to be the Second Vatican Council. Paul's greatest contribution. Above photo shows Pope Paul at prayer
"v ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^<^ ^^ ' ^^^ ^^ ^^ Major achievements 'Jewish community will in Pope Paul's reign always remember Pope' The following statement was issued by the Rabbinical (Continued from Page 2) Communist regimes, especially in Association of Greater Miami upon the death of Pope Paul Eastern Europe. ternational stage, Pope Paul more Results were varied. The Rabbinical Association of Greater Miami expresses than trebled the number of in- ROVING papal legates who its deep sorrow at the passing of Pope Paul VI. His great ternational conferences at which the shuttled regularly to Eastern love of God and mankind has served to elevate the causes of Holy See was represented. European nations succeeded through religion and humanitarian concern to unprecedented heights. In 1962, the last full year of Pope diplomacy in restoring bishops to His 15 years of Papal service were marked with a deep John XXIII's reign, Vatican dioceses vacant for decades in commitment to making the world a better place in which to delegates attended only 60 such Bulgaria, Hungary and Czechos- live for all mankind. The Jewish Community will always gatherings. But by 1976 and 1977 lovakia. remember him for his dedicated leadership in the Second bishops, clergy and laity Through close collaboration with Vatican Council which brought with it a new era of inter-faith representing the Holy See were Poland's strong hierarchy, papal relation promoting mutual respect and concern among the jetting off to more than 180 in- diplomats kept the Church in Poland various religions. ternational meetings a year. vibrant. We pray that the successor of Pope Paul will continue in Pope Paul took a strong per- But in Romania,Vatican efforts his exemplary spirit of greatness. We extend our heartfelt sonal lead in the Church's diplomatic at negotiation did little to lessen the sympathies to our brethren of the Catholic Faith and pray for outreach. He welcomed to the Communist stranglehold on the them during this period of deep loss. Vatican palace more than 80 world Church. That looked like the leaders, including both loyal sup- situation in Czechoslovakia as well deliberations. officials. But no one could deny that porters and bitter foes of the Church. until early 1978, when years of THE POWERS of the papal Giovanni Battista Montini, who rose During the Pauline years, Soviet patient effort brought Pope Paul an Secretariat of State were enhanced to to the papacy through the Curia, left President Nikolai Podgorny, Ostpolitik victory: the Prague the point that almost all Curia behind him a central administration Yugoslav chief Marshall Tito, government's acceptance of business — even minor matters — far more responsive to particular Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu, reorganized diocesan boundaries and passed through the Secretariat for churches and to modern needs than it Bulgarian President Todor Zivkov, recognition of Cardinal Frantisek review. was when he took charge. and Polish Communist Party chief Tomasek as Prague's archbishop. Centralization under the Edward Gierek were all escorted into Despite those advances, however, the secretariat spawned complaints from Social Justice the private papal apartments once church in Czechoslovakia remained many corners of the Curia — off-limits to Communist leaders. especially during the decade when While public papal intervention one of the most stringently controlled on specific social issues became less The Pope held private parleys in Eastern Europe. energetic, brusque Archbishop (later with Egyptian President Anwar Cardinal) Giovanni Benelli set the frequent toward the end of Paul's Papal appeals for dialogue with pontificate, history is likely to look Sadat and Jordan King Hussein, as Russia and China were given the cold pace in the office of undersecretary of well as an encounter with Israeli state. upon his reign as the start of a new shoulder. era in church social doctrine. Prime Minister Golda Meir. (Pope In Vietnam, however, diplomatic The centralization succeeded, Paul started his pontificate In 1967 Pope Paul became the maneuvers showed some small however, in breaking the back of a first pontiff to apply the demanding internationalization of successes. In 1976 Archbishop Trin decrepit patronage system, formerly Jerusalem, but later he said he would methodology of modern social Nhu Kue of Hanoi was given an exit presided over by nearly autonomous sciences in writing an encyclical—his be happy with "international visa to journey to Rome in order to cardinal-prefects of Vatican guarantees" for the peace and order landmark "Populorum Progressio" receive the cardinal's red hat, and a congregations. ("The Progress of Peoples"). of the sacred parts of the Holy City.) National groups of bishops year later he and Archbishop Paul POPE PAUL set up the first- STRESS on formal, behind-the- Nguyen Van Binh of Ho Chi Minh asked for and got a chance to be scenes diplomacy, however, was not heard before major documents were ever curiaL department to animate City (Saigon) were allowed to attend and stimulate social action and social viewed kindly by those who wanted the fifth world synod of Bishops. signed and sealed in Rome. the pope to speak out publicly and thought in the church. His Pontifical Another first was the establish- Justice and Peace Commission was prophetically on specific violations of ment of a Vatican press office, as well human rights. Curia Reform also the first Curia office to be as a commission for mass media. established for purposes other than Although the Vatican showed Sweeping changes in the Roman DEPARTMENTS of the laity signs of support for President Jimmy Curia, the church's central ad- administrative or juridical tasks. and for justice and peace were set up Through the commission, Pope Carter's outspoken championing of ministration, brought streamlining experimentally, and later given a human rights, Pope Paul kept quiet to the old Curia offices and gave birth Paul continued to use private and higher and permanent place in the diplomatic channels to intervene in diplomacy the norm at the Vatican. to new ones, tailored to meet the Curia. In 1977, for example, he ordered the specific cases of rights violations or changing needs of postconciliar Pope Paul also inaugurated a other social action concerns. reorganized Pontifical Justice and Catholicism. Secretariat for Promoting Christian Peace Commission to clear all For the first time, bishops joined Unity, which proved to be among the Papal representatives were statements on specific rights most active Vatican bodies, as well as sometimes criticized by church cardinals as members of progressives for attempting to stifle violations with his diplomatically congregations (the Curia's top-level secretariats for starting the dialogue cautious Secretariat of State. willed by the Council Fathers with controversial Catholic social activists departments). Women, too, were in several countries during Paul's given—for the first time ever—at Moslems, Buddhists, atheists, agnostics, and other non-Christians pontificate. In late 1977 the Vatican Ostpotltik least a few significant posts in the told the Brazilian Bishops' Con- Curia. The number was small, and non-believers. A special hallmark of Vatican ference to back off from sponsorship though, and Catholic feminists often At the end of his reign, of a controversial international social diplomatic activity in the Pauline complained that some Curia bodies progressives could rightly claim that years was Pope Paul's Ostpolitik, justice study program it had entrusted with making decisions Byzantine procedures and secrecy initiated. Yet in general Pope Paul efforts to use negotiations to break affecting women never heard a were still to be found, even among up the icejam in relations with woman's voice during their the new international breed of curial (Continued on Page^ 11 ) Page 8 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, August 11. 1978 A pilgrim's journey ends Editorial I
Pope Paul VI is dead! denounced wars, terrorism, and every other The Pilgrim Pope expired within one month injustice perpetrated by man. He worked for of his 81st birthday and in the sixteenth year of genuine peace—not only in government actions, his Pontificate. but also in the hearts of men. His major Only history can adequately judge the monument will be the implementation, in tireless labors of the 261st successor of St. Peter, measured form, of the decrees of Vatican but this much can be said—few Pontiffs have Council II—this despite the pressures from the gone through trying theological and political left and the right—the progressives and the times with the firmness of faith and dedication to traditionalists—within the Church. duty as manifested by Paul VI. He was the first Pope to travel from the Th Pilgrim Paul has ended his journey Vatican to distant lands as a pastoral duty in confident of the Lord's embrace. He will be search of peace. So, too, history will always mourned by his own world-wide flock and by the record his indelible plea made at the United hundreds of millions of others who were inspired Nations, "War! Never again war, never again by his fortitude and concern, by his love and his war!" charity. Until the day of his death, the Pope We have lost a Pope, but gained a saint! South Florida Mourns death of Pope of the world's great Christian of the American Catholic Church, turbulent world. Above all, he was South Broward leader, Pope Paul VI. We send our the membership and myself, please truly a holy man of God and Christian affection to you, our accept and relay to our Roman "Pastor Bonus." Jewish Federation Roman Catholic brothers and Catholic brothers and sisters His death verily leaves a void sisters of Florida, in this time of heartfelt condolences on the passing in the Church and he will be sorely On behalf of thex Jewish your great sorrow. of His Holiness Pope Paul VI. missed. Yet, we rejoice in faith for Federation of South Broward, we We hold you in our prayers as His Holiness was truly a great he has gone to a place prepared by share your grief at the recent loss of your church elects a new Pope and spiritual leader in a spiritually Our Lord for those who love him. Pope Paul VI. moves through the transition of this For the past fifteen years Pope change in leadership. Paul VI's ecumenism may be Pope worked even day before death judged his greatest ac- VATICAN CITY-(NC)- before he died. complishment. For he spoke not American Catholic Archbishop Giuseppe Caprio, papal "He had no fear of his illnesses merely to the world's 600 million undersecretary of state who was nor of sufferings," said Archbishop Catholics, but to all those—be they On behalf of the Most with Pope Paul VI at his deathbed, Caprio of the dying pope. "His fear Christians, Jews, Moslems, Reverend H. Francis Wilkie, D.D., said that the pope had continued to was that of being blocked from Buddhists, or Hindus —who Primate - Archbishop - Metropolitan work from his sickbed on the night carrying out his duty. believed in the comity of peace, "Even in this matter he was human dignity and justice. heard, for he worked even on President Yitzhak Navon of Saturday night. Israel expressed our feelings when "When I came back to Rome he said, "Pope Paul's life was Sunday night," said the un- dedicated to the search for peace in dersecretary, "I brought with me the world and to the promotion of some papers he had signed mutual understanding among men Saturday afternoon." and nations..." The archbishop said in his Those of us who are constantly statement, broadcast by Vatican striving for peace among all nations Radio, that no one expected on lost a good friend in Pope Paul VI. Sunday that the pope would go so quickly, even though it was clear he had suffered greatly the night South Broward before. "Before departing for Inter-faith Council Castelgandolfo," the archbishop On behalf of the Inter-Faith said, "the pope said to me as he Council of South Broward, an gathered up material he would take organization dedicated to the with him, 'We are leaving but we do brotherhood of people, we share the not know if we will return and how grief in your loss of Pope Paul VI. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy shown at a private we will return.'" Pope Paul VI will be missed for audience with Pope Paul VI In the Vatican. his eloquent pleas for human rights, Senate, House for his work in eliminating poverty, Knights arrange to broadcast for his efforts in ending the arms race, and for, above all, his efforts resolutions on at peace among people. funeral, coronation to world Pope's death Pope Paul VI, stood as a torch NEW HAVEN, Conn.- mission countries where the cost in the darkness for all who believe in (NC)-The funeral of Pope Paul VI, would be prohibitive. A Senate resolution honoring a world-wide "Brotherhood of as well as the coronation of his Supreme Knight Virgil C. the pope called him "A pre-eminent People." His light and his presence successor, are being seen in millions Dechant announced the spiritual leader who endeared will be missed. of homes throughout the world arrangements in New Haven, himself to people of all nations and through a satellite arrangement Conn., after a trans-Atlantic all faiths by his untiring efforts to Teresian Institute paid for by the Knights of telephone conversation with Bishop promote unity among religions to Columbus. Andrew M. Deskur, president of the advance the dignity of the in- The 1.3-million-member Pontifical Commission for Social dividual and to maintain in- In this moment of deep loss we ternational peace." join the whole church in prayer for Catholic fraternal organization has Communications. pledged to pay for the up-link The Knights of Columbus have The House resolution called the our beloved Pope Paul and ask for pope "A pre-eminent religious guidance of the Holy Spirit. charges involved in beaming been cooperating with the pontifical television signals to four orbiting commission in the worldwide leader who devoted his life to satellites of InTelSat—two over the televising of Vatican ceremonies for championing the cause of human United Methodist Atlantic Ocean, one over the Pacific the past three years, Dechant said. rights, who traveled widely and a fourth over the Indian Ocean. Usually these include televising the promoting unity among religions; The signals can then be picked pope's midnight Mass at Christ- who exerted constant efforts for The United Methodist people up by broadcasting corporations mas, the Stations of the Cross on world peace and who symbolized of Florida are a part of the great throughout the world. The Knights Good Friday and the pontiff's moral stability in an era of fellowship of mourners in the death will also pay down-link charges in Easter message. tumultuous change." Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, august 11, 1978 / Page 9 Pilgrim Pope's last journey into history
(Continued from Page 3) His plea, "No more war; never THE CONCLAVE which is to again war," before the United elect the next pope must begin no Nations in New York in 1965 was later than 20 days after the pope's almost universally praised, if not death. The College of Cardinals heeded. Throughout the Vietnam war governs the church during the time he repeatedly pleaded for peace and when the See of Peter is vacant. offered his services for peace-making. Daily decisions are made by Cardinal During the civil war in Nigeria he Villot as camerlengo and three other sought to reconcile the opposing cardinals chosen by lot from those sides. In 1968 he decried the Soviet who have the right to elect the pope. invasion and occupation of Twenty years ago Pope Pius XII Czechoslovakia. also died at Castelgandolfo, and close In 1977 Pope Paul offered his life observers of Pope Paul guessed that in exchangefor 86 hostages aboard a the heat of the s.ummer might lead to hijacked German jet. In 1975 he a final weakening. risked a major Vatican rift with Pope Paul's reign saw the Spain by publicly urging closing of the Second Vatican Council Generalissimo Francisco Franco to . •«••. .. a--,, ,M \ and much of his pontificate was show clemency to five terrorists concerned with the implementation condemned to death. These were of its decrees. He sought to insure among the most public in a long that the council's decrees would series of papal interventions on neither be rejected by those who saw behalf of the victimized. them as an abandonment of tradition This year, during the two-month nor used as a pretext by those who long kidnapping of former Italian would have the church conform to the Prime Minister Aldo Moro, which mentality of the contemporary world. ended in the politician's murder, The new order of the Mass Pope Paul repeatedly pleaded for his decreed in 1969 to take the place of release. the Mass rite decreed by Pope Pius V He repeatedly spoke out against in the 16th century affected Mass- abortion and other anti-life trends in going Catholics throughout the modern society. He established an world. Under the new order Latin annual World Day of Peace to seek was replaced with vernacular an end to violence. languages almost everywhere. Pope Paul's encyclical, "The Traditionalists, prominent Progress of Peoples," in 1967 linked among them Archbishop Marcel peace to social justice and Lefebvre, former archbishop of development. It applied to the Third Dakar, Senegal, challenged the new World the Second Vatican Council's order of the Mass and many other "Pastoral Constitution on the council reforms. Church in the Modern World" and extended the social doctrine of Pope John XXIII's "Peace on Earth." POPE PAUL brought his "It strikes us all a bit... After message to the world on eight trips all, there's only one pope." abroad. He was the first pope to travel outside Italy in more than 150 Pope Paul deplored the arch- years and the most extensively bishop's "contumaceous in- traveled pontiff in history. subordination" and suspended him His concern for reconciliation from the priestly ministry for his among Christians was evident in his rebellion and illegal ordination of meetings with the leaders of other priests. But the pope did not ex- Christian churches. His meeting with communicate Archbishop Lefebvre. Orthodox Patriarch Athenagoras I of The pope's leadership was Constantinople in 1964 made him the challenged too by those seeking a first pope in more than 500 years to greater degree of change than he hold conversations with an Orthodox considered in keeping with the patriarch. authentic tradition of the church. He also met with Anglican Papal decisions reaffirming priestly Archbishops Michael Ramsey and celibacy and the church's traditional Donald Coggan and with leaders of position that women "cannot be or- the World Council of Churches. dained priests drew strong negative As pope he oversaw the most Entertaining youngsters from the Hospice of Santa Maria at a reactions from many in favor of extensive reorganization of the luncheon (top photo) was typical of Pope Paul's constant effort to change. Meantime the number of Roman Curia, the church's central be with all the People of God. On the first anniversary of his priests in the world continued to administration, in modern history. coronation, he made a surprise call at a home for the aged In decline from its all-time high in the He was also responsible for seeing Rome (center photo) where he personally served soup to the mid-1960s. through to practice the many council residents. In the bottom photo, Pope Paul visited and prayed at THE GREATEST expression of decisions giving more autonomy to the bedside of Laura Sperandio, 70, parallzed 15 years and asked dissent from the pope's teaching the local churches. her to offer her sufferings for the Church and the Pontiff. came in 1968 when he reaffirmed the When he was elected on June 21, church's opposition to artificial birth 1963, Pope Paul was archbishop of Diocese. affairs in 1952. control in his encyclical "Humanae Milan. He had headed that See since ORDAINED TO the priesthood He had also been considered a Vitae" ("On Human Life"). Bishops' 1954 and had been a cardinal since May 29, 1920, he worked in a parish prime candidate for the papacy in conferences around the world sup- 1958. Apart from his eight and a half briefly and then earned degrees in 1958 when Pope John XXIII was ported the encyclical, though some years in Milan, his previous ex- canon law, theology and philosophy elected. gave nuanced advice on interpreting perience in the church was almost at the Gregorian University, the it, but the media were filled with exclusively in the Vatican Secretariat University of Rome and the Vatican When he succeeded John, he reports of criticism of the encyclical of State. Diplomatic School. declared as the primary goal of his by various theologians. As the years The future pope was born After serving for less than a year papacy to carry through to com- went on, surveys indicated that Giovanni Battista Montini on Sept. at the papal nunciature in Warsaw, pletion the Second Vatican Council many Catholics rejected the en- 26,1897, the second of three sons of a he returned to Italy and worked with begun by Pope John and to make the cyclical's position. Catholic newspaper editor, Giorgio Italian student organizations. council's reforms a reality Dissent from those opposing and Montini, and his wife, Giuditta From 1933 to 1954, he served in throughout the church. those favoring change within the Alghisi. The future pope suffered the Vatican Secretariat of State and History will certainly record church sometimes seemed to over- from ill health and often lived at rose from clerk, to undersecretary in that as the major achievement of the shadow initiatives of Pope Paul that home while studying for the 1936, substitute secretary of state in 15-year, 47-day reign of Pope Paul won widespread acclaim. priesthood at the seminary of Brescia 1944 and pro-secretary for ordinary VI. Page 10 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, August 11, 1978 Papal conclave to be biggest ever VATICAN CITY-(NC)-The claves, only one African cardinal cast in 1958 and 68 percent in 1963. upcoming conclave to elect the a vote. This conclave will also mark the successor of Pope Paul VI will be the The Italian cardinals, who for first time that any cardinals are largest and most diverse in history. years have held the largest national excluded from voting because of age. It will be nearly 50 percent group of votes, will continue to do so During his reign Pope Paul ruled that larger than the last one, with 115 at this conclave. Yet they currently cardinals over 80 at the time the electors compared to 80 in the 1963 make up less than one-fourth of the conclave begins cannot enter. That conclave and 51 in 1958. electoral body (23 percent). In the ruling excludes 15 older cardinals It will also mark the first time two most recent conclaves their votes — among them retired American that Europeans do not hold accounted for 35 percent of the total. Cardinals James Mclntyre, Patrick numerical control. They are down to The second largest national O'Boyle and Lawrence Shehan, fewer than half of the votes, while group of cardinals is the Americans, former archbishops of Los Angeles, they used to have two-thirds or more. who will have nine cardinal-voters in Washington and Baltimore. THE COMING conclave will the conclave. For years the second MAINLY BECAUSE of the age also mark the first time since the largest national group was the ruling, the average age of electors in modern system of selecting popes French, who will have seven voters this conclave, nearly 68, is below the began 700 years ago that Asian and this time. average age of 72 in 1963. If the While their number has in- African cardinals will have a major Despite the increased numbers excluded cardinals were included, the creased, the Latin American car- say in electing the pontiff. Asia has of voters from Non-European average age overall would increase to dinals will have a smaller share of the 11 cardinals and Africa 12 eligible to countries, European cardinals will 71. The youngest cardinal is Manila's votes in this conclave than they did enter the conclave; and together they still hold just under half (49.6 per- Jaime Sin, 49. Cardinal William for the election of John XXIII in will account for 20 percent of all cent) of the 115 conclave votes. The Baum of Washington at age 51 is 1958. Their nine cardinals then votes. In the 1958 and 1963 con- Europeans had 65 percent of the vote fourth youngest. compraised 18 percent of the con- clave vote. Today the 19 Latin American cardinals make up 16.5 percent of the electoral college. In 1963 the 11 cardinals from Latin Major achievements recalled America cast 14 percent of the votes.
"common Bible" projects. Although this conclave is the (Continued from Pages) established by Pope Paul in 1965. largest and most internationalized in sought to give local church Official top-level dialogue with Yet many churchmen felt that the Orthodox showed signs of history, the electors coming to Rome authorities free rein in speaking and the synods were largely ineffectual. will probably have more personal acting on the social front. starting in earnest after years of knowledge of one another than in His capacity for viewing the Ecumenism Orthodox hesitation. Pope Paul made daring personal previous modern papal elections. complexity of social issues led him to Consistently from his days as Most of the electors got to know avoid imposing a monolithic social papal undersecretary of state, Pope gestures which healed many ecumenical wounds. He embraced at one another during the years of the doctrine on the universal church. Paul nurtured and defended the Second Vatican Council. Following With some notable exceptions, both ecumenical movement against stiff the Vatican two Anglican arch- bishops of Canterbury. He the council, many participated in the the pope and the Vatican offered the opposition from segments of the five month-long synods of bishops in local churches general principles and Roman Curia. spontaneously knelt to kiss the foot of the Constantinople patriarch's Rome. More foreign-born cardinals reflections on social issues, in the History may well consider the now live in Rome and work in the hope that they would lead to local progress made by the Catholic representative as a sign of reparation for Catholic offenses to Orthodox. Roman Curia, ths church's central action. Church in official dialogue with administration, as a result of Pope major Protestant and Orthodox He spoke also to the World Paul's curial reforms. Growth of Young churches to be Paul's greatest Council of Churches in Geneva. Churches contribution. As the era of world colonialism UNDER Paul, high-level HE HELD the reins tightly, The reforms have also meant sputtered and died, the Roman representatives of the Catholic however, when ecumenical more frequent visits to Rome by pontiff phased out the domination of Church signed against statements on progressives suggested that in- most cardinals and thus closer young churches, especially in Africa, fundamentals of faith (ministry, tercommunion (sharing of Com- contacts. by European and American Eucharist, authority) with Anglican munion by those of different chur- The internationalization of the missionary bishops. theologians. ches) could precede full doctrinal college of electors, coupled with a The revolution was rapid and Similar statements were agreed union. drop in the proportion of Italian and often accelerated by unfavorable to or were being debated with That response was typical of his European cardinals, makes it political changes in developing Lutheran and Methodist experts. At Pope Paul VI's whole approach to somewhat more likely that a non- nations. the end of 1977 a Catholic-Lutheran- guiding the postconciliar church: Italian pope could emerge from the IN 1963, for example, only one Reformed statement on mixed allowing and fostering change in conclave. native priest was serving as a bishop marriages was issued. General areas where it seemed possible and If so, he would be the first non- in Kenya. But by 1978, 10 of the conversations took place with desirable, but always within the Italian to lead the church since country's 14 dioceses were led by Pentecostals, and the Vatican limits he considered necessary for the Dutchman Adrian VI ended his native-born bishops. cooperated in many ecumenical integrity and unity of the church. troubled 20-month reign in 1523. Paul nurtured the growth of new churches by creating scores of new dioceses. In Cameroun alone, the number of dioceses jumped from seven in 1963 to 13 in 1978. In Angola in the same period the Paul number doubled, from six to 12. While encouraging local development of the African church, the he insisted that it be done in the framework of the universal church. S*M*SLaij'£a:- :* At the 1974 world synod of Bishops Pilgrim he severely warned Africans against pushing the idea of "African theology" too far. has $n More Power for Bishops: ended Under Pope Paul's guidance, national bishops' conferences were given broad powers to determine his their ov n national road in matters such as pastoral practice and liturgical changes. journey! Representatives of the world's bishops came every three years to Rome to advise the Pope on a topic of his choosing during month-long I assemblies of the Synod of Bishops, Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11,1978 I Page 11 National Liturgy meet set for Panama City 1 August M.E. PENSACOLA - The missions. Dame Sister Miriam Murphy, Tx; and Father Joseph 1978 National Meeting of According to Sister Joyce co-director, Princeton Religion Cunningham, executive I in fo parties Diocesan Liturgical Com- LaVoy, local coordinator and Research Center; Thomas A. secretary, Brooklyn Diocesan I missions will be Oct. 9-12, in director of the Pensacola- Downs, adult education Liturgical Commission. Panama City, Fl. Topic of the director, Diocese of Orlando; Workshop will include Marriage Encounter Tallahassee Diocesan Office of Information Parties are four-day meeting, open to Worship, guest speakers will Dominican Father Chris- such topics as Sunday and the anyone active or interested in topher Kiesling, Aquinas hours; the Word on Sunday; scheduled during the month of explore the sociological, August at: Liturgy, will be "Son-day cultural, ethical and Institute of Theology, body language of Liturgy; the Worship—a pilgrim people grassroots reality of Sunday Dubuque; Ms. Gertrude musician and the day: who BROWARD pause to pray." worship. Morris, National Office for ministers music?; and Sunday, Aug. 20, at 8 The Meeting is sponsored Principal speakers will Black Catholics; Father catechetics and Liturgy: p.m. at the home of Jean and by the Bishops Committee on be: George Gallup, Jr., Ricardo Ramirez, executive cooperation and conflict. Phill Pesa, Pembroke Pines, the Liturgy and Federation of president, American Institute director, Mexican-American The program also in- 989-0490. Diocesan Liturgical Com- of Public Opinion; Notre Cultural Center, San Antonio, cludes regional gatherings, business sessions, prayer and PALM BEACH Sherry to speak Liturgies. Friday, Aug. 25, at 8 p.m. at the home of Jim and Pat to Miami Serra Workshops will be Gartner, Palm Springs, 967- It's conducted by Father Gerald 7266. Voice editor Gerard Shirilla, Detroit; William' Sherry will be the principal Miami Archdiocesan Lauderdale Catholic Graham, Catholic University; Fr.AquinasLieb, speaker at the Miami Serra Council of Catholic Women Singles Club (ages 21 to 35) Patty Enoch, Peabody In- Club luncheon in the will sponsor a workshop for will meet for dinner at the stitute; Robert Batastini, Franciscan, dies Columbus Hotel Tuesday, deanery officers, commission Reef Restaurant Saturday, GIA Publications; and Father Aug. 15, at noon. chairmen and vice-chairmen, Aug. 12. For reservations call Robert Stamschror, executive Franciscan Father Founding member of the and affiliation presidents at Dave Leja, 771-2843 or Chris secretary, National Con- Aquinas Lieb, who served in Fresno Serra Club and a St. Clement Church, Fort Kenna, 565-8739. ference of Diocesan Directors the hospital ministry in the Lauderdale, Wednesday, Aug. of Religious Education. 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A Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11, 1978 Bishop saw electric chair used 6 times, opposes death penalty WASHINGTON - violent crime without heart of the Christian struggle (NC) —A bishop who saw six "resorting to such simplistic for salvation. The death men die in the electric chair and atavistic practices as penalty eliminates this when he was a prison chaplain capital punishment." possibility. has urged Congress to defeat a Bishop Unterkoefler • "The empirical bill that would reinstate the said the bishops were evidence leaves us with more death penalty at the federal "deeply troubled by the questions than answers" level. weakening of concern for about whether the death The grammar on the bumper sticker is faulty, but the Bishop Ernest Un- the sanctity of human life" penalty deters crime. message on this Michigan automobile Is clear enough terkoefler of Charleston, S.C., in American society. to other drivers. drew on his experiences in a "This phenomenon," he • Capital punishment Virginia prison in presenting said, "is observable in the contributes to the level of ^THEORIGINAL U.S. Catholic Conference unhealthy shift of national violence in society. testimony on the bill, H.R. actions and attentions from 13360, to the House sub- the poor, the continued ac- • "Simply altering committee on criminal justice. ceptance of racism and procedures...cannot eradicate sexism, the support for the discriminatory imposition Vuoofo "I CAN ASSURE the subcommittee that capital abortion as well as theof the death penalty because \ RESTAURANT punishment is brutal and growing advocacy of the death such technical changes cannot penalty." eradicate the root causes of • Open Every Day inhumane," he said. 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Breathtaking View in Miami Open Monday-Thursday 11 to 11 SUNDAY BRUNCH Friday and Saturday 11 a.m. to midnight r-«*/|jjtalia 10:30-3:00 Sunday Noon to 10 p.m. As an added treat we will view the anrual Venice Directl.v on Biscavne Bay ,6801 Bird Road (Across from Pantry Pride) I Rickenbacker C; 667-6801 Gondola Regatta, and tour Greve; the wine area Biscavne: Reydel Santos VISA- St. Timothy Parish. Se Habla Espahol. of "Chanti Classico" for wine tasting and lunch. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 11,1978 I Page 13 Youth named co-directors at next Search Sept. 8-10 Eileen Hoffman of St. song. and to do .this they must Luke Church, Lake Worth, Search is not a retreat but constantly keep reaching and and Amy Hoey, St. Clare rather an attempt to establish questioning and searching. To . Church, North Palm Beach, a community in Christ, where do this, you need the con- will be co-directors of the next Christ lives through young fidences and reassurances of Archdiocesan Search. people. other people who began with The Search, for young The principal purpose of the same questions. people who are at least juniors Search is to give youth a » "To become the most in high school or older, will be deeper insight into the complete person you can is at Cardinal Newman High meaning of Christianity as a each person's own respon- School, West Palm Beach, way to a happy life; to show sibility. Search can help Sept. 8-10. that Christianity can be lived young people in their quest for The heart of the weekend in today's society. Christ, for others, and for experience is a series of talks "It is impossible to themselves." presented by young people describe the complete For additional in- who have already made a program," said Sister formation and to register Search. Using their own Jovanna of the Department of before time runs out, contact personal stories, the young Youth Activities. Search for Christian Maturity, speakers focus on questions "Hopefully," she added, Youth Activities Office, 6180 concerning the purpose of life, "young people realize that NE "4 Ct., Miami, 33137, or how to relate beliefs about they are constantly growing call 757-6241. God to everyday lives, the importance of sexuality, and relating to God on a personal level. Besides group discus- sions following each talk, there is the opportunity to share in Christian com- munity through Liturgy, 'Search' for Meaning prayer, friendship, fun and During the Sacrament of Reconciliation, Father Bob Jerrard listens to a participant in a "Search" at Camp Chaminade grads Saint Malo in Aliens Park, Colo. "Search" Is a program within the Archdiocese of Denver as well as in the take first vows Archdiocese of Miami. Two former graduates of Chaminade High School, Hollywood, will profess first CYO clubs' vows in the Society of Mary Tuesday, Aug. 15, at the Becker bake sales College of Notre Dame St. Bartholomew Church Chapel, Baltimore. Funeral Home CYO, Miramar, bake sale to Brother Ed Porembski, support youth activities the son of Mr. and Mrs. following the Saturday Vigil Edmund Porembski of Mass and the 8:30, 9:45 and Hollywood, entered the Ron E. Becker 11 a.m. Masses. Marianists Order in 1975 and Funeral Director Our Lady Queen of attended Loyola College, Phone (305) 428-1444 Martyrs CYO, Fort Baltimore. Lauderdale, bake sale Sunday, Brother Rick Teixeira, RECORD CRAWLER: Don Feeney, 11, of Dubuque, 1444 S. Federal Hwy. Aug. 13, from 7:30 a.m. to DEERFiELD BEACH son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Iowa, crawls along on a 10.225-mile Journey Into the noon. Teixeira of Miramar, entered "Guinness Book of World Records." Feeney, a member the Marianists in 1975. He of St. Columbkille parish, took almost 12 hours to <=L~owe- Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday/August 11, 1978 New 'Velvet' is stunning, I ENTERTAINMENT/ARTS solid old-fashioned film heroine Velvet, it develops, helps O'Neal mature into a has discovered that triumph sportswoman and also in- England to fall in love with Forbes reminds us again at 12 doesn't mean success in cidentally instructs us about By JAMES ARNOLD The Pie's "last foal," suitably that he may be Britain's fore- life. She's lost her own child the arts of horsemanship. The "International Velvet" is named American Pie. (Time most active humanist filmmak- and the ability to bear values come on as naive but a solid old-fashioned, flags- and other problems don't er.He approaches the "Velvet" children; she's divorced, pleasant: it's been awhile handkerchiefs - and - balloons especially bother writer- sequel chiefly as a lyric tribute restless, and now living with a since a movie character movie. It's not only about a producer-director Bryan to equestrian sport, arranging gentle writer (Christopher seriously quoted the Olympic girl and a horse, but a girl and Forbes. If it seems mildly it so that Ms. O'Neal and her Plummer), who is also afraid motto: "What is important is a coach and a girl and a miraculous that Pie could be colt become members of the of making commitments and not winning but taking part." mother figure, and probably alive much less a sire in his British Olympic team, and painfully aware that writing But the film's real father, too. It's also a superb late 30's, that's only part of splurging at least 30 minutes well and living well are quite achievement is in spectacle— sports movie, a category with the wonder: in the original, he of film on dazzling images of different things. the Olympic events, a nerve- fewer members than the Idi was a "sorrel gelding"). world-class riders competing Forbes' script is really wracking chase scene, Amin Fan Club. Ms. O'Neal is neither in dressage, cross-country and about how these three magnificent sweeping aerial "Velvet" is, of course, the very beautiful or charming— jumping. emotionally damaged but very shots of the Devon beaches oddest of sequels, arriving 34 for much of the movie, indeed, nice people grow into and horse country, moody years after the original she plays an older version of At the same time, he something like a family, while soft-focus camera work "National Velvet," which is her dour, boyish, cynical waif moves the focus somewhat meantime the girl works backed by Francis ("Love widely recognized as a pop of "Paper Moon." But she gently away from the treacly singlemindedly toward Story") Lai's poignant music. masterpiece and also as the looks convincing on a horse, business of girl-loves-horse winning her gold medal. If you don't expect first major film for the then and is at least adequate in a (though she obviously does) to Another factor is the Tatum to be another 12-year-old Elizabeth Taylor. movie that belongs largely to the slow growth of affection equestrian coach (played by Elizabeth, the new "Velvet" is The old film was recently the adult actors, the writer- between the depressed the suave Anthony Hopkins), as moving and stunning as the displayed by CBS on its director, the editor and adolescent and her new who with wit and firmness old one. (A-2, PG) Tuesday night family classic (especially) the crew of gifted guardians, who are also series, so it isn't totally a cinematographers. touchingly vulnerable. Ex- museum piece. It was about film reviews* an English girl who wins a horse called The Pie in a "GO TELL THE SPAR- record industry environment. (A- lottery and through sheer TANS" (Avco Embassy)—An 3, PG) intelligent and well made film but "HOT LEAD AND COLD determination trains and rides one which may offend even some FEET" (Disney-BV)—A not very him to victory in the Grand adults with its coarse and explicit funny comic western but cer- National at Aintree. language. (A-4, R) tainly acceptable for families. Hard-to-please Pauline "FOUL PLAY" (Para- (A-l, G) Kael described it as "one of mount)—Some dialogue is "INTERNATIONAL VEL- the most likeable movies of all crudely suggestive and not at all VET" (MGM-United Artists) time," and it led revered critic funny. This, together with a —Some stunning photography James Agee, among a bushel casual attitude towards and horse sequences but the of other raves, to outright premarital sex, makes an adult unmarried state of the foster Taylor-worship: "She strikes rating necessary. (A-3, PG) parents and some incidental me, if I may resort to con- "SGT. PEPPER'S LONELY violence rule the film out for servative statement, as being HEARTS CLUB BAND" younger children. (A-2, PG) rapturously beautiful." (Universal)—Parents should be "STINGRAY" (Avco-Em- Nobody, alas, will be led aware that the film contains bassy)—Violence and low moral to similar superlatives about suggestive gestures and lyrics tone are objectionable. (B, PG) the new-girl-heroine, 14-year- and that pot smoking as well as "NATIONAL LAMPOON'S old Tatum O'Neal, recently one incident of cocaine sniffing ANIMAL HOUSE" (Universal)— pitcher for the Bad News figure in it, though these latter Besides being gross and vulgar in Bears, who is a different type are presented in the movie as a variety of ways, the film ex- altogether. She plays the Grandma Walton (Ellen Corby) is welcomed home from part of the corrupt Los Angeles ploits sex and nudity. (C, R) unloved and orphaned the hospital by her family, Including granddaughter American niece of the now Mary Ellen (Judy Norton-Taylor) and new grandson John Curtis, on a rebroadcast of "The Waltons," MINI HOMES - MOTOR HOMES - TRAILERS. middle-aged Velvet (Nanette Thursday, Aug. 17, 8-9p.m., on CBS WTVJ, Channel 4. Newman), and she comes to The episode marked Miss Corby's return to her multi- MIDAS L.AYTON Emmy-Award-winning role after illness forced her to LINDY SCOTTY give up her regular appearances in November 1976. VOLUNTEER- MORRIS New Catholic CARRIAGE radio program r MASS at BRING THIS AD IN DISNEY WORLD FOR SPECIAL DISCOUNT Three radio stations in HOLY FAMILY HELP WANTED the Archdiocese of Miami will CATHOLIC CHURCH By Camper? paradl/e air "Views of the News," a 15- 5125 S. ApopkaA/ineland Rd.(Exitl-4 The Society 9735N.W. 27th AVENUE • MIAMI. FLORIDA 33147 . (305)696-1693 minute weekly Catholic at 528-A. 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For further information, write Vocation Director, P.O. Box 26D, Momence, Illinois 60954 V The Archdioceso ol Miami's TV Programsin in English Ei . 311 Sevilla Ave., Cora! Gables 444 4662 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, August 11, 1978 / Page 15 Study says women, minorities lost ground to white males >-"•'&&• ";>™» WASHINGTON-(NC) minorities have been school attendance and delayed — Women and minority males "illusionary." education. Delayed education may be better off today than For example, the com- is that received by people who they were in 1960, but white mission said, while the high are two or more grades behind men are even better off than school drop-out rate for their grade level for their age. they were then. Mexican boys 15 to 17 in 1976 Here are some of the The result is that women was less than half what it was report's findings: and minority men have lost in 1960, the drop-out rate • A majority white ground when their status is among white boys the same woman with the same compared with that of white age declined even more, so background in terms of age, men in many areas of income, that proportionately more education, residence, oc- employment, education and Mexican than white boys cupational prestige, and housing. dropped out of high school in weeks and hours worked as a That is one of the con- 1976 than in 1960. majority male earns only 57 clusions contained in a new The commission compiled percent as much. report, "Social Indicators of statistics on men and women Inequality for Minorities and in seven minority groups- • The unemployment Women," issued by the U.S. American Indian and Alaskan rate for teen-age Puerto Rican Commission on Civil Rights. natives, blacks, Mexicans, males in 1976 was 9.36 times The report compared the Puerto Ricans, Chinese, that of adult majority males in status of women and minority Japanese and Filipino, as well 1976, compared with 3.15 Two cannons, given In 1888 to Georgetown University men with that of the "bench- as for majority, or non- times as great in 1960. for the school's centennial, are now believed by area Hispanic white, women. historians to have been originally from the Spanish mark" of majority males, • The unemployment which it defined as non- The study found that Armada. A 17th-century bill from a used-cannon dealer rate for black males in 1976 to Lord Baltimore, the first governor of Maryland, for Hispanic white males. most women and minority was 2.69 times that of The commission's vice- men were worse off in 1976 majority males, compared non-payment for the cannons led to the new con- chairman, Stephen Horn, said compared with majority men with 1.83 times as great in clusion. The cannons were on two ships which brought the study shows that many than they were in 1960 in 1960. the original Catholic settlers to Maryland In 1634. gains for women and income, employment, high Betty Miami 754-2651 DEADLINE ON ADS:-MONDAY NOON • Broward 525-5157 BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE 60-ROOF REPAIRS-DADE 60-ACCOUNTANTS- BROWARD 60-AIR CONDITIONING DADE 60-FURNITURE REPAIR & REFMISHING- SO-PAINTING 60-VFNETIAN BUND SERVICE FRED HOFFMEIER-ACCOUNTANT 'r* ARIE AIR CONDITIONING • EXPERT FURNITURE SERVICE. IN PAINTING, INTERIOR, EXTERIOR NEAT. CLEAN ACEBO ROOFING CORP. 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CHAIN LINK FENCING 2- 12" turbine ventilators- $84.95. Serving LOW PRICE FREE ESTIMATE REPAIRS-SALES-RENTALS, ALL MAKES. South Florida since 1954. 665-7671 round use. $28,500. 704-675-5112 691-1001 ALSO IBM SELECTRICS. Dade: 620-1984 BR. 7414580 444-7762 Page 16 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 11, 1978 1-LEGAL NOTICES 13-HELP WANTED-OADE 35-AMUSEMENTS. PARTIES, ETC. DADE 28-MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH SPORT FISHING JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE ^ CALL: BETTY BROWARD SPACE REPRESENTATIVE FOR COUNTY, FLORIDA VOICE IN BROWARD COUNTY. PROTECTED "HELEN C" PROBATE DIVISION 02 at... TERRITORY. GOOD COMMISSION. FRINGE BENEFITS. CALL MR. BRINK 522-5776. 947-4081 HIGHLAND ESTATES FILE NO. 78-4710 Miami 754-2651 IN RE: ESTATE OF CAPT. JOHN CALLAN SHERMAN B. ANDREWS, fDroward 525-5157 Boystown of FLORIDA, a CATHOLIC SERVICE BUREAU AGENCY, and an affirmative action 40-APTS TOR RENT-DADE NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Palm Bch. 833-1971 employer, needs married couples and single TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR CHILD CARE WORKERS (HOUSEPARENTSI. DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Start at $5,200. yr. and room and board and fringe RECIEN DECORADO AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN S-PERSONALS-DADE benefits. WRITE THE VOICE, BOX241 6201 Bisc. Apto. 1 dorm. $150 mensual SAID ESTATE: Blvd., Miami 33138. Zona Buena- 321 SW 7 St. y YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admin- 326 SW 6 St. Sra. Fernandez fetation of Ine estate of SHERMAN B. ANDREWS A Beautiful deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File GERENTE RESIDENTE TAMBIEN Number 7S4710 is pending in the Circuit Court' SHAKLEE ORGANIC NURSES RN AND LPN Aire Acondicionado-Eficiente y con Parqueo in and for Dade County, Florida, Probate Division, PRODUCTS ADULT COMMUNI the address of which is 3rd Boor, Dade County Want to get back into nursing? Tired of UNIQUE MOBILE HOME SUB. DIVISION. Complete RECREA- Courthouse, 73 West Flagler Street, Miami, • Household care • Food Supplements the hospital hassle? Want to get into a JOHNSON APTS. Florida 33130. The personal representative of • Slimming Plan challenging phase of nursing. Tiy geriatrics. 227 NE 2 St Near Gesu. Fum. Effc/s. Bedroom TIONAL facilities. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, FULLY furnished, DOUBLE this estate is JEAN MARIE HUFFMAN, whose Angelo & Carmen Escorcia We will orient and train part-time 7-3 Apts. UTILITIES, ADULTS. Eves: 2660986 MOBILE HOME with air, porch and carport on fully improved address is 5600 S.W. 69 Avenue, Miami, Florida 446-5901 3427 S.W. 26th St. 3-11 and 11-7. Must have a Florida license lot. The name and address of the attorney for the or be in the process of applying for it. personal representative are set forth below. RESPONSIBLE TENANTS-NE SEC All personas having claims or demands against RN per day $45 LARGE EFFICIENCY. YEARLY Models now on display at: this estate are required, WITHIN THREE IT IS EASY ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS. 754-2681 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST LPN per day $35 NW. 53rd. St. & N.W. 2 Ave. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with TO STOP SMOKING For further info. (Just W. of 1-95) the clerk of 1he above court a written statement 40-RET HOME ROOM & BOARD WITH A PHONE CALL... Call Mrs. Paul R.N. of any claim or demand they may have. Each Pompano Beach, Fla. claim must be in writing and must indicate the ONE SESSION OVER THE TELEPHONE IS basis for the claim, the name and address of SUCCESSFUL IN 98% OF THE CASES. 887-1565 RETIREMENT HOME 946-8961. the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the CALL FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY LADES AND amount claimed. If the claim is not yet due, GUARANTEED CURE. TOTAL FEE $25 Fair Havens GENTLEMEN. ROOM, 3 MEALS, PERS. CONVENIENT TO: St. Ambrose, St. Elizabeth & Our Udy of Mercy. For information call 681-8717 the date when it will become due shall be stated. Center LAUNDRY. If the claim is contingent or unliquidated, the REASONABLE nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the -KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Miami Council; 201 Curtis Parkway Miami Springs B2-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE FIGHTING ABORTION I * claim is secured, the security shall be described. 1726 Hall for rent for weddings and banquets; 923-1726 989-6671 The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of 5644 NW 7th Street 266-1041 ; ' EXPENSIVE! the claim to the clerk of the above styled court URGENT-MALE ATTENDANT 41-DUPLEXES FOR SALE-DADE FHA/VA AIR FORECLOSURES Please help us by purchasing our to enable the clerk to mail one COPY to each to live In & cafe for elderly man. Must drive. AS LITTLE AS $300 DOWN "Respect Life" seals Iblue/white VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS, 361-9424 Mother and Child)- sheet of 50- personal representative. MAY BUY 1-4 BR. HOME All persons interested in the estate to whom a BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY, DUPLEX-BY OWNER $2.00- or "Respect Life" note copy of this Notice of Administration has been Terrifies value. Near BARRY COLLEGE 2 BR in HOMESTEAD AREA. 'stationery- 15 sheets w/seals- $2.00. SEEDS & HERB TEAS. each side, good income. Leased with security Write R, Mocarski, Broward County mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FULL TIME. LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER. Call for information FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICA- $49,500 full price. 754-4731 Right to Life, 7791 N.W. 20 Court. ROOM & BOARD & $200. Mo. FAMILY EARL L. SMITH, Realtor Sunrise, Florida 33322. TION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections MURRAY'S ENRICHMENT CENTER 651-0280 they may have that challenge the validity of SO-REAL ESTATE PALM BCH. CO. 2454021 EVES: 248-7772 thedecedent's will, the qualifications of the HEALTH FOOD STORE S2-HOMES-STUART-MARTM . personal representative, or the venue or juris- Corner N. Miami Ave a 5 NW 75 St. GENTLEMEN needs care for wife 52A-INCOME PROPERTIES-DADE diction of the court. PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS 759-2187 Personal needs DAILY CARE & light NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. housekeeping, LIVE in. Private rm Commercial Properties DATED at Miami, Florida GABLES K of C HALL FOR RENT & sm. salary. 235-7751 ~NO QUALIFYING" on this 7 day of July, 1978. NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY WEDDINGS, PARTIES OR BANi 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach ON THESE MONEY MAKERS Ralph Hart man JFt. JEAN MARIE HUFFMAN 270 CATALONIA AVE. 13-HELP WANTED-PALM BCH. CO. 844-0201 Real Estate & Appraisals As Personal Representative of the Estate of KNIGHTS Or- COLUMBUS Marian Council 438 NE 30 St. Near OMNI & Bay SHERMAN B. ANDREWS, Deceased 3757Hall for rent for Weddings and Banquets. GAL FRIDAY type for retail shop on WORTH 51-LOTS tt ACREAGE-COLLIER CO. 5 BR 2 BATHS. ZONED FOR APTS. • INVESTMENT PROPERTES First publication of this notice of administration We also do catering. AVE. Write PO Box 2218 Ft. Lauderdale 33303. Owner financing $ 40's. on the 4th day of August, 1978. 13300 Memorial Hwy, N Miami 893-2271 • OCEANFRONT, ACREAGE 84,8-11-78. NAPLES LAND • COMMERCIAL WILBUR C. ROLLINS 13A-SALES HELP WANTED-DADE ACREAGE SPECIALISTS. Broker FRANK 5A- LOST & FOUND-DADE 737 NW 107 St. $36,500. • STUART & Of Law Offices of "HAPPY" HALLEY, GRI is from Ft. Lauderdale HOME & INCOME 4 BR 2 BATHS Rollins, Peeples & Meadows, P.A. REAL ESTATE SALES WOMAN (past 5 yrs in Naples) OVER 200 CHOICE LOT MARTIN COUNTY 6101 S.W. 76 Street, Miami, Florida 33143 LOST: Black & White, Male, BOSTON BULL, & ACREAGE LISTINGS. OPEN SAT. (SUNDAY Florida Rm, screened porch. Large 112 East Osceola Street 305 287-460.1 661-2538 July 26. 92 Ave. & SW 34 St. REWARD WANTED for small ACTIVE OFRCE. BY APPT.) EX: 5 Acres on Road $7,500. or lot. OWNER WILL FINANCE. 221-8765 226-9961 Bi-iingual preferred but not nec- $1,500 down. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH essary. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE 6-CATERING-BROWARD PAR 3 REALTY 9100 NW8Ave. COUNTY, FLORIDA Call ANGELA DALEY, Realtor 891-6212 CENTRAL MALL NAPLES, FLA- 2 HOUSES on almost 1/2 acre lot. VOICE PROBATE DIVISION 01 PARTIES, SPEC. OCCASIONS, BY INTERNA- Just off Hwy 41. Near Downtown. Turn right NEAR N. Shore Hospftal.Ownerhelps FILE NO. 78-5371 14-GIFTS ft CARDS-BROWARD at Winn Dixie Store TIONAL C0OK.(Home baked goods) MID 40's, OFF (8131 262-6569 After Hrs. (813)394-7985 finance. $41,500. CLASSIFIED IN RE: ESTATE OF 587-7579 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, SR., THE BIBLE DEPOT 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE 6-CATERING-DADE CLOWNEY-STANTON RATES and MUSIC, BOOKS, CARDS, SUPPLIES REALTOR NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 2908 N. State Rd. 7, MARGATE ' 891-6252 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR Home for sale by owner! 3 bedrm., DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE T & G CATERING. DecfcatBd ID your Dining 971-8888 2 bath. Wall to wall carpenting, air-cond! S2A-INCOME PROPERTY HARDEE CO. . INFORMATION AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN central heat. 621-6726 3 UNE MINIMUM CHARGE PLEASURE 552-8330 323-9000 Ext. 215, 1S-POSITIONS WANTEO-AID-DADE CO. SAID ESTATE: WAUCHULA: SELL-TRADE- 17 " COUNT E WORDS PER UNE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admin- Gus or Theresa. ROTANA HOME-BUSINESS ZONED Acres 3 FURN. APTS. or use as 2 istration of the estate of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, 1 Time Per Line 80c SR!, deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, 7-SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION-DADE AID-COMPANION $20,000. TOTAL. BR HOME PLUS APT., 3 TRAILERS. File Number 78-5371 is pending in the Circuit to sick or elderly 667-3448 OWNER WANTS SALE Barn. Fenced $77,000 983-2434 3 limes Per Line 70c Court in and for Dade County, Florida, Probate PIANO LESSONS-SPECIALIZING IN BEGINNERS. WILL HOLD MORTGAGE. EASY TERMS. Division, the address of which is 3rd Floor, Dade KENDALL AREA. County Courthouse, 73 West Flagler Street, CLAUDE W. ATKINS, REALTOR 13-Consecutive 21-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE DADE 53-FLORIDA PROPERTY-St. Lucia Co. Per Line Miami, Florida 33130. The personal represen- 279-0617 757-3481 :51 Times tative of this estate is BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR., whose address is 7150 Bamboo Street, CURTAINS BARGAIN! 2 PORT ST. LUCIE LOTS 52 Consecutive Miami Lakes, Florida 33014 The name and LUCKY YOU! limes Per Line 45c address of the attorney-for the personal repre- IKINZEL MUSIC STUDIO ' GREEN & WHITE weave CITY WATER-STREETS sentative-are set forth below. 72" x 85" $50.Like new. $77,777.77 or BEST OFFER 945-7922 10P SAME RATE as 2 All persons having claims or demands against (LOCATED AT TREEZA MUSIC) & THIS HOME IS YOURS! T this estate are required; WITHIN THREE CALL 758-0787 lines ordinary type MUSIC LESSONS BEAUTIFUL WEST GREEN HILLS EST; TES. 55-OOT OF STATE-N.C. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE. NO TRAFFIC. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with ALL INSTRUMENTS 25-TOOL RENTALS CLOSE TO SCHOOLS. RTEI1 & EXPRESSWAY the cleric of the above court a written statement STATE CERTIFIED TEACHERS CHILDREN YOUR OWN PRIVATE PLAYGROUND of any claim or demand they may have. Each NORTH CAROLINA /13009 NW 7 Ave.. N. MIAMI "I OVER 100 RENTAL TOOLS OR ADULTS ROOM FOR TENNIS COURT. claim must be in writing and must indicate the TROPICAL INSPIRED PATKWOOL 3 BR 3 BATH. BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES In the NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS basis for the daim, the name and address of the 87-0390 688-3885 SMITTY'S Hardware and Paint Co. CALL 754-2651 MIAMI GARAGE, CIRCULAR DRIVE, DRIVE BY. APPT. COOL BLUE RIDGE MTS. creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount 12320 N W7 Ave. MIAMI 6814481 ONLY: 11340 SW 175 St. 525-5157 BROWARD claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date . $2,495. up PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY when it will become due shall be stated. If the AAA TUTORING all school subjects. Test prep 27- AUTOS FOR SALE-DADE 238-1561 or 235-9206 FINANCING FOR $2,495. LOTS AS FOLLOWS' DEADLINE MONDAY 1210 NOON claim is continaent or unliquidated, the nature SAT. MCAT-GRE-SAT. CG 661-1523 NMB NO MONEY DOWN. 137 Mo. paymems of $25 FOR FRIDAY EDITION of the uncertainty shall be slated. If the claim is 945-3347 Brow. 792-4383. DRIVE BY 860 NW 115 St. including annual percentage rate of 6%. Deferrred 'TheVoice' will not be responsible for more secured the security shell be decribed. The .VIlAMi GMC TRUCK CENTER NEW' BARGAIN 4 BR 3 BATH frame home price $3,439.56; last payment $14 56 Irian one incorrect insertion. In the event of claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the daim FREE NITES LODGING FOR INSPECTION. to the deck of the above styled court to enable TUTORING-Certified teacher. English remedial & used TRUCKS, PICK-UPS, VANS ONLY $25;000. LARGE LOT, beau- any error in an advertisement on the part of PARSONS REALTY the clerk to mail one copy to each personal reading, phonics and French by native. Students DUMPS, TRACTORS. SERVICE tifully maintained. VA or Conven- the publisher, it will furnish the advertiser a representative. & adults. 681-9884 - N. Miami. POBox612-V W. Jefferson, N.C.28694 letter so worded as to explain the said error ALL MAKES LARGE PARTS STOCK. tional terms. and the publisher shall be otherwise (919)246-9178 All persons interested in the estate to whom a 3 Min to AIRPORT 635-0331 relieved Irom responsibility thereof. copy of this Notice of Administration has been TUTORING in Reading, Math & CLOWNEY-STANTON CALL TODAY .No Political Advertising accepted. English BY CERTIFIED TEACHER mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS 27A-MISC. WANTED-BROWARD REALTOR 891-6252 FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION 279-4797 OF THIS NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenge the validity of the BOOKS NEEDED WE ARE NOT BROKERS! decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal MUSIC LESSONS For St. COLEMAN'S CHURCH ANNUAL MAIL AN AD representative-, or the venue or jurisdiction of BAZAAR, Pompano Bch. CALL 491-2016 for WE BUY PROPERTY DIRECT! the court. Voice, Piano, Guitar & Organ pick up or leave at church. WE PAY ALL CASH WE SELL INSTRUMENTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES NAME ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS NO FOR SALE SIGNS. NO FEES. NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. MUSIK KORNER 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES-DADE CALL US: 685-6546 932-5892 ADDRESS DATED at Miami, Florida on this 28 day of July, 1144 W 68 St. Hialeah, Fla. 1978. EXCELLENT BUY CITY _STATE_ -ZIP 821-1167 823-5707 BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, JR. OWN YOUR OWN TV SALES & SERVICE LOVELY 3 BR 1 BATH home in PHONE_ As Personal Representative of the Estate of (RCA) EST.' 18 yrs. OWNER WISHES TO RETIRE. CEFtllMbU Learning DISABILITY TEACHER. REAS. OFFERS. KENDALL 235-4245 ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, SR. Deceased TUTOR all grades/subjects (L.D. a notl SW area. FHA/VA Terms in mid $30's First publication of this notice of administration BARBARA 595-4153 3 LINE MINIMUM. 1 LINE = 6 WORDS on the 11 day of Aug, 1978. & 8/18/78. 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Call SILVA BRADSHAW 685-2592 Enclose Check or Money Order &8/18/78. LEGRA REAL ESTATE Of Law Offices of NEED TO LEARN HOW TO DRIVE EARN GOOD STEADY income mailing high- GEORGE E. BARKET STICK SHIFT? If you have a truck paying commission circulars from your home. & INVESTMENT CORP. Run ad_ .TIMES. 2935 S.W. 3rd Avenue and time in the evening. PLEASE For details: send stamped, self-addressed 888-8802 START AD Miami, Florida 33129 envelope to: K.C. MAIL SALES, 8023 CALL after 6 PM 558-3535 to discuss Leavenworth Rd., Kansas City, Ks 66109 525 E 9 St. Hialeah (305) 854-3505 time and pay. CLASSIFICATION 31-MONEY TO LOAN-DADE PLEASE PRINT 1A-FICHTIOUS NAMES-DADE CO. 9A-CRAFT SUPPLIES-DADE For ALL your REAL ESTATE needs CALL ANGELA DALEY, Realtor NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW CONSOLIDATE bills, no credit check. 891-6212 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned, WE BUY EXISTING MORTGAGES desiring to engage in business under the ficWous FRAN'S FUN WITH YAp | name of COUNSELING & STRESS CONTROL ) N BY OWNER 254 NE 118 St. CENTER at number 115 Madeira Ave., in the 8238NE2Ave. S ' IMON.-FRI. 10-5PM -n-e, >,-,«•! FRIENDLY MTGE. CO. 3 BR 2 BATH, garage. NEW KITCHEN 20x20 City of Coral Gables, Florida, intends to register family rm. WALK to: Barry College, stores, the said name with the Clerk of the Circuit I SAT. 10-3 PM . 756-1470 I LICENSED MTGE. BROKER 8936426 churches, schools. Court of Dade County, Florida. 35-AMUSEMENTSCOLUER CO. Dated at Miami, Florida, this 28 day of July.1978 Asking high $40's 893-8007 Run: 7/28, 8/4,11 & 18,1978. 13-HELP WANTED-BROWARD Co. HOSE VALLE, PhD. 1/2 DAY FISHING $6.50 REDUCED $10,000. MAIL YOUR AD Cr REMITTANCE TO: MARK ARELBERD, PhD. GAL FRIDAY type for retail shop. ON THE QUEEN BEST MIAMI SHORES AREA VOICE CLASSIFIED: P.O.BOX 381059 Attorney for Applicant SURFSIDE area. Prefer Bilingual. LEAVE at 9 AM Daily Agudo Pineiro & Kates 3 BR 2 BATH, ST. ROSE LIMA PARISH Write PO Box 2218, Ft. Lauderdale Miami, Florida 33138 ~~ 1647 SW 27 Ave. NAPLES BOAT HAVEN MARINA J.S. PALMER Realtor 751-4141 Miami, Fla. 33145 33303. DEADLINE ON ADSrMONDAY NOON Miami Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, August 11,1978 / Page 17 Un conclave complejo e international CIUDAD DEL VATICANO— las reformas de Pablo VI son Roma y forman parte de la Curia, Las posibilidades de eleccidn el primer pontifice 'extranjero' (NC)—El prtfximo c6nclave muchos los cardenales ex- cuerpo central administrative) de de un Papa no italiano son hoy desde el reino de 20 meses del para la eleccidn del sucesor de tranjeros que hoy residen en la Iglesia. mayores y de darse el caso seria holandes Adriano VI, en 1523. Pablo VI seri el mayor y mis diverso de la historia. Contara con 115 electores mientras que en 1963 cont6 con 80 y en 1958 con 51. ^Quien sera Por primera vez en la historia los cardenales europeos no serein mayoria, ya que cuentan el proximo Papa? con menos de la mitad de los votos y en el pasado contaban con mis de los dos tercios. Con la muerte de Pablo VI el • El cardenal Sebastiano Tambien por primera vez en mundo entero vuelve los ojos a Baggio, italiano y de 65 anos, la historia desde hace 700 aflos los Roma donde dari comienzo el preside la Sagrada Congregaci6n cardenales asiiticos y africanos pr6ximo 21 de agosto el cdnclave de Obispos en el Vaticano. Posee serin una voz significativa en la para la elecci6n del nuevo Papa. tanto experiencia pastoral como Cardenal Eduardo Pironio Cardenal Sergio Pignedoli Cardenal Sebastiano Baggio iecci6n del nuevo pontlfice. Asia A Roma empiezan ya a diplomitica, ambas necesarias * dri 11 cardenales y Africa 12. acudir los 115 cardenales que para un futuro Papa. Amigo Juntos forman un 20 por ciento de ! J participarin en el cdnclave y uno personal de Pablo . VI posee la -•• " JiC'*it' '• los votos, Tanto en 1958 como en de ellos habri de quedar alii ventaja de no estar identificado 1963 solo cont6 con poder de voto como pastor supremo de 700 con liberates o conservadores un cardenal africano. millones de cat61icos de la Iglesia entre la jerarquia. Vivi6 durante Los italianos que durante universal. varios anos en paises anos eran el grupo nacional ma's latinoamericanos: El Salvador, numeroso, continiian siendolo, iQuien seri el nuevo Papa? Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia y pero actualmente solo forman un La prensa no ha dejado de Brasil. tercio del cuerpo electoral (un 23 barajar los nombres de los por ciento). En c6nclaves an- prelados 'papables' y entre ellos teriores tenian un 35 por ciento sobresalen algunos no italianos. • El cardenal Sergio Cardenal Bemardin Oantin Cardenal (ieorgp Basil Hume (.ardenal (lio\annl Benelli del poder electoral. Entre los miembros del Pignedoli, italiano de 68 anos y Despues de los italianos Colegio Cardenalicio se men- preside el Secretariado Vaticano ocupan el segundo lugar en cionan los nombres de los para No-Cristianos. Tiene fama mayoria los cardenales de las cardenales italianos, Sergio de liberal y es bien conocido Americas que cuentan con nueve Pignedoli (67), Sebastiano dentro y fuera de la Iglesia por su votos. En el pasado el lugar fue Baggio (65) y el argentino entusiasmo en las relaciones. con ocupado por los franceses que Eduardo Pironio (58). Tambien no-cristianos. Otros cuentan en 61 contarin con siete votos esta vez. italianos el cardenal Giovanni como negativa su falta de ex^ A pesar del aumento de Benelli (57) y el cardenal Pericle periencia pastoral. Tambien le cardenales de paises no- Felici (66) y no italianos, el juzgan ingenuo y falto de europeos, los europeos tienen aun brasileno Aloisio Lorscheider profundidad teol6gica. Vivi6 en 49.6 por ciento de los 115 votantes. Bolivia, Venezuela y paises de (53), el holandes Jan Willebrands Cardenal Pericie Felici Cardenal Jan Willebrands Cardenal Aloisio Lorscheider 1958 tenian 65 por ciento y en (68), el britinico George B. Centro America como delegado papal. :, el 68 por ciento. Hume (55) y el africano Ber- El primero en la lista de preside la Comisidn Pontificia Tambi6npor primera vez en nardin Gantin, (56). "papables" no italianos, se le para la Justicia y la Paz y es el la Historia, los cardenales de mis ; Quizis en el pr6ximo cdn- respeta por su visi6n y ex- primer africano de nuestros de 80 anos serin excluidos del clave— el primero despues del • El cardenal Giovanni periencia con las Iglesias del tiempos en alcanzar el rango de co'nclave, por decision de Pablo Concilio Vaticano II— el estilo Benelli, italiano de 57 anos fue Tercer Mundo. Inteligente, arzobispo, nombrado por Juan VI. Quedan asf excluidos 15 car- personal y disposici6n para hasta hace un ano principal abierto y afable, posee un estilo XXIII a los 37 anos. denales, entre ellos tres nor- viajar, de los candidates, junto ayudante de Pablo VI en la eclesiistico moderno, y es Tiene un gran sentido teamericanos. con su espiritualidad, ex- Secretarfa de Estado del aceptado tanto por la jerarquia misionero y es muy reflexivo con Con este motivo la edad periencia pastoral y hasta Vaticano. Brillante y eficiente italiana como la extranjera. gran capacidad de escucha y administrador, es apreciado, y media de los electores seri de 68 presencia ante los medios de El cardenal Pironio conoce la apertura para puntos de vista anos, (en 1963 era 72). El car- comunicaci6n, sean aspectos temido. Fue el hombre que distintos al suyo. Habla frances e reorganiz6 la Curia, cen- realidad de Miami y en el pasado denal Jaime Sin, de 49 aflos es el mis significativos que la mera dirigi6 ejercicios en la italiano y lee ingles y castellano. mis joven, y el Cardenal William habilidad diplomitica de estos. tralizando el poder bajo el Papa. Archidiocesis para los sacerdotes • El cardenal George Basil Baum de Washington D.C. de 51 Quizis tambien, dada la De salir elegido continuaria la linea de Pablo VI, pero comen- hispanos y otros grupos. Estaba Hume, britinico y de 55 anos es el ocupa el cuarto lugar en cuanto a crisis de liderazgo en la Iglesia planificada su participaci6n en juventud. taristas eclesiisticos le con- primado de Inglaterra. Monje italiana, y el gran numero de no- los actos del Ano Santo de la benedictino, es bien conocido por Aunque aumento el numero italianos en el c6nclave, los sideran demasiado joven para el papado y de escasa experiencia Archidi6cesis el pr6ximo seis de su labor ecumenista y su com- de cardenales latinoamericanos, participantes decidan por un octubre. tendran menos votos que para la pastoral. proniiso en cuestiones de justicia Papa 'extranjero'. social. eleccidn de Juan XXIII en 1958. En caso de no llegar a un • El cardenal Johannes Son 19 y cuentan con 16.5 por claro consenso y segun la • El cardenal Eduardo Willebrands holandes de 69 anos • El cardenal Pericle Felici, ciento de los votos. revisi6n que Pablo VI hizo de las Pironio, argentino de ascen- preside el Secretariado para la italiano de 67 afios el Prefecto del A pesar de la variedad y normas del c6nclave, este puede dencia italiana, y de 58 anos, Unidad de los Cristianos y es tribunal mayor de la Iglesia y numero de los electores estos incluir periodos de debate abierto preside la Congregacion primado de Holanda. Con visi6n preside la comisi6n que ac- tienen mas conocimiento mutuo entre los candidatos. Vaticana para Religiosos e avanzada, cuenta con el apoyo de tualmente esti revisando el -a«e en c6nclaves anteriores, Observadores del Vaticano Institutos . Seculares y fue muchos, aunque para algunos C6digo de Ley Canonica. Los debido a las frecuentes reuniones afirman que en el proximo Secretario General y Presidente resulta demasiado ecumenico. criticos le consideran demasiado despues del Concilio Vaticano II. c6nclave el debate seri necesario del Consejo Episcopal conservador para el Papado Ademis y como consecuencia de para la eleccibn del pontifice. Latinoamericano (CELAM)). • El cardenal Bernardin aunque su nombre se cuenta Gantin, africano y de 56 anos, entre los posibles. Pablo VI. No s61o hablaba para "En estos momentps de IMPRENTA Van los 600 millones de cat61icos sino prof undo vacio nos unimos a toda basadas en el respeto e interes tair.bien para todos aquellos— la Iglesia en la oraci6n por mutuo y el interes entre los "MARESMA" cristianos, judios, mahometanos, nuestro querido Papa Pablo e distintos grupos religiosos." PPESTiGiO • CXPCRIfNCIA • SERIED*D budistas, hindues—que buscaban llegando una comunidad de paz, dignidad invocamos la guia del Espiritu Asociacion de Rabinos 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. Santo." del Gran Miami A MEDIA CUADRA DE FLAGLER STREET humana y justicia..." mensajes.. Joyce Newman AnaMandiola Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para Federation Judia Instituci6n Teresiana del Sur de Broward Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, "...en este momento de gran Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y dolor le expresamos a Usted y a "...El mundo echari falta a nuestros hermanos y hermanas Pablo VI por sus elocuentes Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. cat61icos nuestra afecci6n " Sus quince aflos de servicio gestos en favor de los derechos cristiana..." "...Pablo VI fue realmente papal estuvieron marcados por humanos, por su labor por TOOA CLASE DE TRABAJOS Joel D. McDavid un gran lider espiritual en un profundo compromiso por eliminar la pobreza, por sus tiempos dificiles. Ante todo fue lograr un mundo mejor para esfuerzos en eliminar la carrera COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES La Iglesia Metodista verdaderamente un hombre . de Unidade la Florida todos. La comunidad judia de armamentos, y sobre todo, por AHORRE TIEMPO Y DINERO Dios y un 'buen Pastor'..." siempre le recordari por su sus esfuerzos en favor de la paz CONFIANDONOS SUS IMPRESOS H. Francis Wilkle.D.D. dedicado liderazgo durante el entre los pueblos..." {BRIM0S DIARIAMENTE DE 8 A.M. A G P.M. Arzobispo Primado Concilio Vaticano II que result6 Sandi Khani TELEFONQ 642-7266 "...el ecumenismo fue una de Metropolitano en una nueva era de relaciones Consejo Interdenominacional las grandes realizaciones de Iglesia Cat6Iica Americana entre las distintas religiones del Sur de Broward Pape,18 / Miami, Florida;/ THE VOICE / Friday, August 11,1978 Pablo VI: artifice de renovacion y reforma CIUDAD DEL VATICANO— en el Vaticano a mas de 80 lideres En suma Pablo VI dej6 (NC)—Al tomar las riendas de la internacionales, tanto amigos establecida la administraci6n Iglesia hace 15 anos, Pablo VI como enemigos de la Iglesia. central de la Iglesia hacia un continuo la linea de renovaci6n Nota sobresaliente de la mayor servicio a las iglesias proyectada por su predecesor diplomacia vaticana con Pablo locales y una mejor respuesta a Juan XXIII y dio inicio a una VI fueron sus esfuerzos en las las exigencias del mundo de hoy. serie de programas que le negociaciones por mejorar valieron a veces la crftica de Justicia social tradicionalistas y liberates. En lineas generales sus metas in- La intervenci6n del Papa en cluian: cuestiones de justicia social fue mas frecuente durante los • Reform a interna de la "... permitio y primeros anos de su pontificado Iglesia marcando una nueva era en la • Prudente Iiberalizaci6n de fomento el cambio doctrina social de la Iglesia. la tradicion eclesiastica, pero s/empre firme En 1967, Pablo VI fue el disciplina y codigo de moral. primer Papa en utilizar la • Ampliaci6n de la actividad en preserver la metodologia de las ciencias diplomatica papal y con- sociales para su enciclica cretamente de la politica de integridad de la fe "Populorum Progressio" sobr?1 'detente' con el bloque comunista el desarrollo de los pueblos. de Europa occidental. y la unidad de Establecio el primer depar- • Cambios en la Curia tamento de la Curia encargado de Romana (Oficinas ad- la Iglesia..." estimular el pensamiento y la ministrativas de la Iglesia.) accion social y tambien intervino • Ampliaci6n del com- diplomaticamente en casos promiso de la Iglesia en relaciones con gobiernos concretos de violacidn de cuestiones de justicia social. derechos humanos. • Crecimiento del liderazgo comunistas, especialmente en Europa oriental. En general Pablo VI dio nativo en las j6venes iglesias de libertad a las iglesias locales Africa y Asia. para actuar en el campo social. • Mas poder para los obispos Liberalization Su vision sobre la complejidad a nivel nacional e internacional. Fue en el campo de la mundial le Uev6 a no imponer • Progreso en la unidad de medidas sino ofrecer principios los cristianos. tradici6n y la moral que las decisiones de Pablo VI sufrieron de reflexion y motivar para la Los programas lanzados por acci6n. Pablo VI tenfan como base los mas ataques. En 1968, el mundo decretos del Concilio Vaticano II . quedo dividido al ver la luz la (1962-65) y la firme convicci6n enciclica "Humanae Vitae," que Iglesias jovenes mantuvo las ensenanzas de la aplicaci6n de las leyes, cardenales como miembros de la del Pontifice en el poder de la especialmente en casos Curia y hasta mujeres, en Con la desaparici6n diplomacia. Iglesia contra el control de la natalidad. Ocho anos despu6s y matrimoniales, facilitando el numero reducido ocuparon algun progresiva del colonialismo en el por sugerencia de los obispos proceso de anulaciones puesto significante. mundo, Pablo VI trat6 de Reforma interna norteamericanos, el Vaticano matrimoniales. Recibio mis poder el eliminar la dominaci6n de Te61ogos y pensadores misioneros europeos Durante el pontificado de publico un documento que Secretario de Estado y 6ste reafirmo la doctrina tradicional cat61icos que en otros tiempos centralizo la administraci6n, americanos en las igl Pablo VI y por primera vez en habrian sido silenciados, sdlo jovenes, especialmente de cuatro siglos se revisaron todos sobre la pecaminosidad de la rompiendo la autonomia de los masturbaci6n, el sexo pre- recibieron avisos y Pablo VI cardenales prefectos en las Africa. En 1963, por ejemplo, s61o los principales ritos de la Iglesia elimino la lista de "libros existia un obispo nativo africano Occidental y se adopt6 la lengua matrimonial y los actos congregaciones vaticanas. homosexuales. prohibidos" y borr6 la pena de Con Pablo VI los obispos (en Kenia) y para 1978, de las 14 vernacula. "pecado mortal" por ruptura del diocesis del pais 10 tienen obispo La reforma liturgica tuvo El Papa no permiti6 cambios fueron consultados antes de la ayudo y abstinencia los viernes. firma en Roma de documentos nativo. que veneer la oposici6n de en la ley que prohibe el Tambien cambiaron las reglas minorias tradicionales y matrimonio a los sacerdotes de fundamentales, y por primera sobre el estilo de vida y misidn de vez el Vaticano estableci6 una Poder a obispos liberates, pero fue generalmente rito latino. Tampoco confirmd las las ordenes religiosas y se aceptada. Entre los cambios, el esperanzas sobre la posibilidad oficina de prensa y una comisi6n elimino la pompa y suntuosidad de comunicaciones sociales. Se Bajo Pablo VI las con- sacramento de la "extrema del sacerdocio para la mujer. de la vida vaticana. ferencias episcopales de "cada uncidn" vino a llamarse "de los Pero, Pablo VI, de muchos modos estableci6 tambi6n un depar- tamento de laicos y de justicia y naci6n obtuvieron amplios enfermos" no solo reservado modernizo y humaniz6 la poderes para determinar para el momento de la muerte. El disciplina y el codigo moral de la paz y un secretariado para el c En la Curia... medidas pastorales y litiirgicas de la confesi6n' se conoce como Iglesia: Siguiendo el espiritu del fomento de la unidad entre los en sus naciones. Al mismo tiempo 'sacramento de reconciliaci6n' y Concilio Vaticano II pidid Por primera vez con Pablo cristianos y para el dialogo con VI los obispos se unieron a los y cada 3 anos obispos de todo el per mite varias opciones en la compasion y comprensi6n en la otras religiones. mundo acuden a Roma para un celebraci6n, entre ellas la ab- sinodo mundial, en el que durante solucibn general en situaciones un mes reflexionan y asesoran al especiales. Papa sobre tern as de interes Pablo VI tambten re-instauro Sensibilidad y gestos simbolicos eclesial que 61 determina de el Diaconado Permanente y los vado, Pablo VI era dado a gestos antemano. El primer sinodo tuvo Ministerios Laicales, en su Para muchos Pablo VI simb61icos: al llegar como ar- lugar en 1965. esfuerzo por crear mas pa'r- resultaba un hombre reservado y zobispo de Milan bes6 la tierra de ticipacion del pueblo en la hasta retraido, porque su gesto la ciudad, y poco despu^s entregb Ecumenismo liturgia. humano y el calor de su coraz6n su tiara de oro, plata y platino— A su muerte deja sin ter- quedaban escondidos detras de la regalo del pueblo de Milan—en Ya desde su puesto de sub- minar la revisi6n de los 2,414 pompa, la dignidad de su puesto y beneficio de los pobres. Hoy la secretario de estado bajo Pio XII, articulos del Codigo de Derecho el peso de las responsabilidades. tiara esta expuesta en el San- Pablo VI defendi6 el movimiento Can6nico, proceso que resulto Pero aquellos que le trataron tuario de la Inmaculada en ecumenico contra la oposicibn de lento debido a la amplia consulta de cerca o se acercaron a su Washington D.C. donde se siguen la Curia. Bajo Pablo VI se han con los obispos del mundo que el persona durante sus viajes recibiendo donativos por la llegado a acuerdos entre te61ogos proceso implica, por deseos del alrededor del mundo, pudieron misma causa. Al simbolismo, cat61icosy anglicanos sobre mismo Pablo VI. descubrir a otro Pablo VI, Pablo VI unia la diplomacia y fue algunos fundamentos de la fe profundamente sincero y lleno de asi que en 1965 viaj6 a Nueva (Ministerio, Eucaristia, Diplomacia delicadezas para todos. York para interceder por la paz Autoridad), y se debaten En sus viajes, conversaba en el mundo ante las Naciones declaraciones con metodistas y Al subir al trono Pablo VI con los grandes y los pobres y a Unidas. luteranos. traia consigo 30 anos de ex- todos les pedia: "Recen por el Su figura fragil y blanca En gestos personales el Papa periencia diplomatica. Papa, recen por mi." present6 al mundo el desafio de la abraz6 en el Vaticano a dos ar- Establecio en 15 anos Pablo VI se sentia ver- defensa de la vida en todas sus zobispos anglicanos de Can- relaciones diplomaticas con mas daderamente en casa con los formas. Sus palabras aiin terbury y espontaneamente bes6 de 40 naciones, en su mayoria nifios, y en las audiencias se resuenan hoy con la misma los pies del patriarca de Cons- africanas, y por primera vez en detenia para conversar con ellos, fuerza y vigencia: "Porque la tantinopla como signo de 1970 Estados Unidos nombr6 bendecirlos y pedirles oraciones. vida del hombre es sagrada y reparaci6n de ofensas catdlicas a embajador al Vaticano (Henry Con los ancianos, se en- nadie debe atreverse a ofen- los ortodoxos. El Papa habl6 Cabot Lodge). En 1962, ternecfa apretandoles las manos derla...Luchen por multiplicar el tambien al Concilio Nacional de delegaciones vaticanas par- suavemente y mas de una vez sus pan para abastecer las masas de las Iglesias en Ginebra, pero dej6 ticiparon en 60 conferencias acompanantes vieron las la humanidad, antes que de apoyar a quienes esperaban internacionales. Pero el numero lagrimas en sus ojos al conversar favorecer irracionalmente el que la intercomuni6n (entre ascendio en 1976 y 1977 a mas de con los que sufrian fisica o control artificial de la natalidad, diversas denominacioif?s 180 conferencias cada aflo. espiritualmente. que disminuiria el numero de cristianas) podria preceder a la Personalmente el Papa recibi6 Aunque tranquilo y reser- invitados al banquete de la vida." plena unidad doctrinal. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, August 11,1978 / Page 19 VIERNES 11 DE AGOSTO DE 1978 JUAN BAUTISTA MONTINI 1897-1978 "...sera recordado como firme defensor de los pobres9 los oprimidos, extraordinario vocero de los derechos humanos9 hombre de pax y verdadero testigo y heraldo del Evangelio... Arzobispo Edward McCarthy El mundo llora al Papa peregrino CASTELGANDOLFO, Italia solemnes funerales mafiana artista italiano y amigo personal una losa en el suelo de la capilla. economicos realizados por los —(NC)—El 'papa peregrino' sab a do 12. Asistiran dignatarios del Pablo VI, Lello Scorzelli. Tanto Pio XII como Juan XXIII Caballeros de Col6n. finaliz6 su caminar en la tierra y del mundo entero asi como La tumba se encuentra en la descansan en sarc6fagos sobre el La organizaci6n catdlica que quedo en los anales de la historia prelados y cardenales que ya cripta de la basilica no lejos de suelo. La tumba de Pablo VI cuenta con 1.3 millones de y en el coraz6n de los fieles. est£n acudiendo a Roma para las de sus predecesores Pio XII y mostrara un mosaico de Scorzelli miembros se ha comprometido a Fallecido de un ataque al participar en el prbximo con- Juan XXIII. con la resurrecci6n de los financiar los gastos de conexion coraz6n el domingo seis de clave y la elecci6n del proximo El artista inform6 que el muertos, aun no terminado. con los cuatro satelites en 6rbita, agosto, Juan Bautista Montini, Papa. mismo Pablo VI habia elegido Tanto el funeral de Pablo VI a trav^s de los oceanos Atlantico, 261 sucesor de San Pedro con el Fuentes vaticanas m- cuatro aiios antes el lugar de la el sabado como la coronaci6n del Pacifico e Indico. La nombre de Pablo VI sera en- formaron que Pablo VI sera tumba y habia aprobado los di- pr6ximo Papa, serin trans- organizacidn tambi^n pagard por ^terrado en la cripta de la Basilica enterrado en una tumba disenada senos. Los planes indican que el mitidos por televisi6n via el alto costo de las conexiones en de San Pedro, Roma, despu6s de a petici6n del mismo Papa, por el Papa sera enterrado debajo de sat61ite, gracias a arreglos paises de misidn. Page 20 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, August 11, 1978