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PAPAL ENCYCLICAL: ‘CHARITY IN TRUTH’ Pope addresses economic crisis, development

strongly felt need, even in New encyclical says moral values needed the midst of a global reces- sion, for a reform of the in confronting global hunger and poverty United Nations organization, and likewise of economic institutions and interna- By CINDY WOODEN son must be respected in tional finance, so that the Catholic News Service development programs and concept of the family of Ethical values are needed in economic recovery efforts nations can acquire real to overcome the current if they are to have real and teeth,” the pope wrote. Local student global economic crisis as lasting benefits, the pope “To manage the global well as to eradicate hunger said. economy; to revive economies to be on ‘Jeopardy!’ and promote the real deve- Charity, or love, is not hit by the crisis; to avoid any PAGE 8 lopment of all the world’s an option for Christians, deterioration of the present Cate Heine of Sacred Heart peoples, Pope Benedict XVI he said, and “practicing crisis and the greater imbal- Model School will appear on said in his new encyclical. charity in truth helps people ances that would result; ‘Jeopardy! Kids’ Week’ episode The document, “Caritas understand that adhering to bring about integral and July 17. in Veritate” (“Charity in to the values of Christianity timely disarmament, food Truth”) was released at the is not merely useful, but security and peace; to guar- Vatican July 7. essential for building a antee the protection of the Pope urges G-8 The truth that God is the good society and for true environment and to regulate to help the poor creator of human life, that integral development.” migration: for all this, there every life is sacred, that the In addressing the global CNS Photo is urgent need of a true PAGE 4 earth was given to humanity economic crisis and the world political authority,” Practicing charity helps people understand that adhering to the Pope Benedict XVI has asked to use and protect and that enduring poverty of the values of Christianity is “not merely useful but essential for build- he said. leaders of the world’s God has a plan for each per- world’s poorest countries, ing a good society and for true integral development,” Pope Bene- Pope Benedict insisted wealthiest nations to “listen to he said, “the primary capital dict XVI says in his new encyclical, “Charity in Truth,” that was that the idea of the world’s the voice” of poor countries to be safeguarded and valued released this week. richest nations scaling back during the G-8 summit of Other stories on Pope is man, the human person development aid while focus- industrialized nations meeting Benedict XVI’s new in his or her integrity.” investors, of the lack of over- recognized global control, ing on their own economic in Italy. encyclical, “Caritas in Veritate” (“Charity The global dimension sight by national governments Pope Benedict said. recovery overlooked the in Truth”), are on of the financial crisis is an and of a lack of understand- “In the face of the unre- long-term economic benefits pages 11, 12 and 13. expression of the moral fail- ing that the global economy lenting growth of global of solidarity and not simply ure of greedy financiers and required internationally interdependence, there is a See NEW, Page 6 Deacon vows that Augustine Hall will rise from the ashes

Sharing resources Deacon McKenzie hopes to reopen the shelter necessary, pope says for men that was damaged by fire in 2007 PAGE 12 By GLENN RUTHERFORD other deacons and volun- In his third encyclical, Pope Record Assistant Editor teers, the center at the Benedict XVI calls for sharing Sometimes a sense of the earth’s resources equitably corner of Preston and Hill mission and commitment is and safeguarding the streets was opened in the easily realized and brought environment for future spring of 2007. generations. to reality. Just a few months later Other times making a — on the night of April 14, reality of your calling takes 2007 — a fire, possibly Obama cites influence not only time but also perse- started by faulty wiring, verance, persistence and brought Deacon McKenzie’s Photo Special to The Record of Cardinal Bernardin perspiration. dream to a halt. A momen- Deacon Keith McKenzie and Wanda Puga, wife of Deacon Aurelio Puga, worked to repair the interior PAGE 5 Deacon Keith L. McKenzie tary halt, as it turns out. of Augustine Hall, a shelter for men with alcohol and drug dependency problems. The shelter was dam- has over the past few years aged by fire in 2007 and Deacon McKenzie has been struggling to get it reopened since then. President Barack Obama told Parts of the building put hours of sweat-equity a group of religion writers that were so heavily damaged by into building a recovery he continues to be influenced the blaze that they had to What’s left is a two-story the interior framing for the shelter more than two by the late Cardinal Joseph center for men fighting be demolished, and much of building with a newly- three of what eventually will years ago. Bernardin of Chicago. alcohol and drug dependence. the interior was blackened repainted exterior and, be five rooms in the new Last July, Deacon Mc- Along with his wife, Cather- and ruined by smoke, too. thanks to help provided by Augustine Hall, the name Kenzie, though daunted by ine, and with the help of That also had to go. about 14 deacons on June 27, Deacon McKenzie chose for See AUGUSTINE, Page 9 On the Web Astronomer will discuss Galileo’s work Articles in The Record and daily national and in- By GLENN RUTHERFORD Graney has addressed the ternational news updates are Record Assistant Editor group. available on the The Record’s Christopher Graney, a member at St. Joseph Web site — archlou.org/the Gaze into the night sky Most people — even record. on an allegedly clear evening Church, will present a paper at Notre Dame people who’ve never looked Information about the Archdio- above Louisville and chances into the proper end of a cese of Louisville and its par- are you’ll see .... not very telescope — have heard of ishes (including Mass sched- ules), schools and agencies much. are astronomers right here cal College, where he’s Galileo, whose observations can be found at archlou.org. Oh, you’ll find a twinkling in the heart of the haze worked since 1990. His of planets and the sun led orb here and there, perhaps doing both visual observa- presentation is called him into conflict with the a bright planet or two in tions and research. “The Universe of Stars as Catholic Church in the early the western sky. But on In fact, one of them, Revealed to Galileo by 17th century. More than many nights looking to the Christopher Graney, a mem- Sensory Experience with 300 years later, the church Around the Archdiocese 3 heavens can be problematic. ber of St. Joseph Church the Telescope,” and it will decided that Galileo had The lights of the city and in Butchertown, will be be presented to the Ninth really done nothing wrong in Commentary 4 the summertime pollution presenting a paper on some Biennial History of Astron- recognizing that the planets Record Photo by Glenn Rutherford Bulletin Board 7 of the Ohio Valley conspire of his work this Saturday, omy Workshop at Notre rotate around the sun rather to make star-gazing in this July 11, at the University Dame. The meeting of than the other way around Christopher Graney, an as- Youth Events 8 part of the country a some- of Notre Dame. astronomers and physicists as the church had so long tronomy and physics instruc- tor at Jefferson Community times perplexing enterprise. Graney teaches astro- will be held July 8 through ago held. Classifieds 13-15 and Technical College, is a So it might come as a nomy and physics at Jeffer- 12, and this year’s gathering What Graney, 42, has member of St. Joseph surprise to learn that there son Community and Techni- will mark the first time See LOCAL, Page 9 Church in Butchertown. 10 ADVERTISING THE RECORD JULY 9, 2009 Free food, screenings for diabetes provided to West End residents

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Since the church’s traditional sent workers, “partly because Broccoli Casserole Mashed Potatoes Cole Slaw edge are a universal good,” the “Financiers must rediscover teaching makes a valid distinc- governments, for reasons of eco- pope said in the encyclical re- the genuinely ethical foundation tion between the roles of trade nomic utility, often limit the leased July 7. “Yet it is not right of their activity,” he said, “so as unions and politics, it is correct freedom or the negotiating ca- to export these things merely for not to abuse the sophisticated for unions to identify civil society pacity of labor unions.” He said the sake of obtaining advanta- instruments which can serve to as the proper setting for their ac- that, even more today than in geous conditions, or worse, for betray the interests of savers.” tivity of defending and promot- the past, there was an urgent purposes of exploitation, with- Pope Benedict also addressed ing labor, especially among ex- need for new forms of coopera- out making a real contribution labor unions. ploited and unrepresented work- tion at the international and to local society by helping to He called on unions to look ers often overlooked by the gen- local levels for the promotion of bring about a robust productive beyond their membership when eral public, the pope said. associations that can defend and social system, an essential protecting the rights of workers In the current global market, workers’ rights. International body with ‘real teeth’ urged By CINDY WOODEN but wants internationally recog- plan to propose for the reorgani- Catholic News Service nized institutions to have the zation, and it was not the Vati- Pope Benedict XVI’s call for Economist says U.N. power to intervene when lives can’s place to design a new sys- an international authority with could create a new are at stake. tem. It simply was encouraging “real teeth” to guide the global The United Nations, he said, U.N. member states to get seri- economy could be realized with economic council has “a security council for mili- ous about reforming the institu- the creation of a U.N. “socio-eco- tary affairs. Why don’t we have tion, he said. nomic security council” to stand one for socio-economic affairs? If Cardinal Renato Martino, alongside the current Security national governments have over we did, the crisis of 2007-2008, president of the Pontifical Coun- Council dedicated to peacekeep- the process of globalization and which saw the price of grains cil for Justice and Peace and the ing, said an economist who ad- the interdependence of the triple despite an increased sup- former Vatican observer at the vises the Vatican. world’s economy. He called for ply,” might have been resolved United Nations, said every pope Stefano Zamagni, a professor the reform of the United Na- more quickly. since Pope John XXIII had of economic policies at the Uni- tions, as well as of international The increase in grain prices called for a reform of the United versity of Bologna, Italy, and a bodies involved in economics triggered food emergencies Nations to make it more effi- consultant to the Pontifical and finance. throughout the world’s poorer cient and more effective. Council for Justice and Peace, Zamagni said the fact that countries and has been identi- Cardinal Martino said that spoke July 7 at the Vatican the pope spoke about the need to fied as one of the first signs of “Caritas in Veritate” marked a press conference held to present include a wide range of voices in what became the global financial further step in the church’s Pope Benedict’s encyclical, “Car- decision-making and to uphold crisis. recognition of its obligation to itas in Veritate” (“Charity in the principle of subsidiarity — Archbishop Giampaolo promote the salvation and well- Truth.”) that decisions on local matters Crepaldi, who served as secre- being of all people and its efforts Pope Benedict wrote that the should be made at the local level tary of the justice and peace to “guarantee Christianity has current financial crisis demon- — made it clear that he is not council until July 4, said the the ‘right of citizenship’ in build- strated just how little control proposing “a kind of superstate,” Vatican did not have a concrete ing human society.”

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By CAROL GLATZ rest,” he said. the decisive factor in protecting Catholic News Service By achieving greater energy the environment “is the overall Pope Benedict XVI dedicated efficiency, using alternate moral tenor of society.” a portion of his new social en- forms of energy, and cutting If society does not respect Carnival cyclical, “Caritas in Veritate” fossil fuel use, industrialized human life from its conception (“Charity in Truth”), to the ur- countries should be able to free to its natural end, “if human gent duty to share the earth’s up enough energy resources for conception, gestation and birth Friday, July 17 resources equitably and safe- poorer nations to use toward are made artificial, if human 5 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. guard the environment for fu- development, he said. embryos are sacrificed to re- ture generations. There is enough room on this search, the conscience of society He criticized states, organiza- earth for everyone, the pope ends up losing the concept of Saturday, July 18 tions and companies that hoard said, including for future gener- human ecology and, along with nonrenewable fossil fuels. ations to live with dignity, but it, that of environmental ecol- 5 p.m. - 12:30 a.m. Not only does the stockpiling that cannot come about with ogy,” he said. of natural resources hinder the reckless exploitation. The A society will have great dif- Featuring Our Fantastic Major Prize Raffl e: development of poorer nations, earth’s natural resources must ficulty in promoting the envi- ST RIZE OUR CHOICE OF ONE OF FOUR CARS but it “gives rise to exploitation be managed and used wisely ronment when its very own 1 P : Y and frequent conflicts between and equitably for authentic laws, policies and educational and within nations,” he said. human development for today systems do not even respect “The international commu- and future generations, he said. and protect its own members, nity has an urgent duty to find Individuals living in cultures he said. institutional means of regulat- that are “prone to hedonism The environment, life, sexu- 2009 Ford Mustang 2009 Nissan Rogue 2009 Honda Fit 2009 Honda Accord LX ing the exploitation of nonre- and consumerism” must change ality, marriage and social rela- newable resources, involving their mentality and adopt new tions are inextricably united, OR $20,000 CASH poor countries in the process, in lifestyles, the pope said, so that he said, noting “the book of na- order to plan together for the “the quest for truth, beauty, ture is one and indivisible.” ’t Forget ALSO THURSD future,” he said. goodness and communion with People have the duty to safe- KIDS - Don Sho AY NIGHT Energy resources must be re- others for the sake of common guard all of creation — human MIDWAY MANIA! wdown Poker! distributed justly around the growth are the factors which life and the natural world — y 16) Special Admission $15 - AND - The SNACK SHA world, not left to “whoever is determine consumer choices, and “it would be wrong to up- Thurs. Night (Jul during CK will be open .m. for this One Price! MIDWAY MANIA first to claim the spoils, or who- savings and investments.” hold one set of duties while Ride All Night 6-10 p ever is able to prevail over the Most importantly, he said, trampling the others,” he said.

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In his latest the Life Cycle Institute at The in 1991 by Focolare movement scholars and church leaders. and housing programs in the encyclical, “Caritas in Veritate” (“Charity in Truth”), Pope Benedict Catholic University of America founder Chiara Lubich that In interviews with Catholic United States. XVI said practice of charity is an obligation for Christians. in Washington. “It speaks to the brings together more than 700 News Service and in state- Terrence W. Tilley, who dangers of commerce, popular companies worldwide commit- ments about the encyclical chairs the theology department times have taken, has given us “In particular, it will give us culture and technology un- ted to pursuing a “higher goal” released July 7, commentators at Jesuit-run Fordham Univer- a new vision on which to build a guidance, ‘signposts’ as it were, hinged from a vision for the com- than just profit. said the more than 30,000-word sity in New York and is imme- just economy, where all can about how to build a society mon good informed by charity.” “I think that the Economy of document takes on a variety of diate past president of the thrive, not merely the rich and that is grounded in the founda- Vincent Miller, associate pro- Communion has the potential issues not previously addressed Catholic Theological Society of powerful,” he said. “We cannot tional truths about the human fessor of theology at Georgetown to revolutionize the relationship in such a comprehensive way. America, said one unique achieve true prosperity unless person, wisdom for a future University in Washington, said between workers and employ- “I was surprised ... at how aspect of the encyclical is Pope it is built upon a foundation of that advances the true dignity Pope Benedict “rejects the domi- ers in positive ways,” he added. wide-ranging it is,” said Kirk Benedict’s “vision that all flows justice and care for all, includ- and real progress of every indi- nant vision of economics as Officials of International Co- Hanson, a business ethics pro- from the love of God.” ing the poor.” vidual,” Archbishop Vigneron abstract, technological efficien- operation for Development and fessor at Santa Clara Universi- “It’s unusual as a theological In a different part of the added. cy” and “calls for a revisioning of Solidarity, an international alli- ty in California and executive reflection on social justice,” he country, Archbishop Allen H. Archbishop Donald W. economics as an essentially ance of Catholic development director of the Jesuit-run uni- said. “But that’s what holds it Vigneron of Detroit said people Wuerl of Washington said the moral undertaking.” agencies known by the acronym versity’s Markkula Center for all together.” in southeast Michigan “are liv- encyclical is “very welcome and “His complex thought does CIDSE, hailed the encyclical as Applied Ethics. “It’s not just an Tilley said the encyclical ing through profound changes particularly timely as our polit- not fit easily into our political helpful to their work, saying updating of ‘Populorum Prog- makes a “pedagogical attempt in the social and economic fab- ical and economic leaders map, but there is no doubt that that it might convince wealthier ressio’ ” (“The Progress of Peo- to get people out of the mindset ric of our community.” struggle to address the devas- Benedict is much more critical countries to “make up for bro- ples”), the 1967 social encycli- that charity is just giving “All of us citizens, and espe- tating global economic crisis.” of contemporary economics ken promises” to the developing cal by Pope Paul VI, he added. money to those poor people over cially our leaders, need to make The document also notes that than any political party in our world. Hanson said he also was there.” The pope rejects such a wise and farsighted decisions in “responsibility does not stop at a country,” added Miller, who was “Political leadership in struck by Pope Benedict’s con- “dismissive attitude,” he said. order to lay the foundation for nation’s borders nor does it fall recently named to the Gudorf resolving the (global economic) cept of “gratuitousness” or “gift- Bishop Michael P. 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The Perfect Ending This is a short story about my father’s sacred love with his three lifelong partners: God, my Mom, and St. Anthony’s Catholic Church. This story was written on June 14, 2009, the day after my father’s funeral service, as a personal witness statement to God’s miraculous LQYROYHPHQWLQWKHOLIHRIDQHYHU\GD\&KULVWLDQP\IDWKHU0DQ\DUHORRNLQJIRUVLJQDOVIURPDERYHWKLVLVGHÀQLWHO\RQHRIWKRVH

St. Anthony of Padua, the eighth oldest Catholic parish in Louisville, Kentucky opened in 1866 on 23rd and Market in the River City with the generous support of the Franciscans of the Order of the Friars to shepherd the poor German immigrants who had settled in Louisville’s west end. My “Dutch German” family roots began right here in the parish more than 100 years ago and would end in the exact location: when my father’s life work was complete and his days here ceased in earthly time, but spanned wide and endless in the heavenly realm.

From my earliest childhood memories, I remember beautiful masses at St. Anthony with close family and relatives by my side. I never really connected my family legacy to the beautiful church nor why we had to drive so far passing dozens of other churches along the way. As a young boy, I did not realize how this famed parish shaped my father’s very being, even from the beginning.

My mother and father raised three children and added four grandchildren. As my Dad’s career as a union bricklayer progressed into leadership roles in labor and apprenticeship training, cemented by his induction into the U.S. Apprenticeship Hall of Fame in 2006, he still made his long drive to weekly mass services for more than 50 years without interruption.

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Over the next few years, despite hundreds of other loyal Catholics, St. Anthony’s parish struggled more and more each year; its future looked bleak. In a May circa 2007 edition of the Catholic Record, there was a cover story about how the archdiocese could no longer support this GLYHUVHSDULVK(YHQDIWHUWZRSULRUFRQVROLGDWLRQVIURPWKHFORVLQJVRI6W3HWHUDQG&ROXPED6W$QWKRQ\ZDVVWLOOQRWVHOIVXIÀFLHQWVRWKH DUFKGLRFHVHgave everyone proper notice: the parish would close on the next feast of St. Anthony, June 13th, 2009. In this front page story, my parents were a major contributing family EHFDXVHRIWKHLUGHGLFDWHG\HDUVRIFRPPLWPHQW5HDGLQJWKHDUWLFOH,IHOWDVHQVHRISULGHQHYHUWKLQNLQJKRZWKLVSHQGLQJFORVLQJPLJKWMHRSDUGL]HP\IDWKHU·VÀQDOSODQV

During the past year, Dad had spent long hours helping me edit a Christian book I wrote (co-authored with D. H. Timmering) called “My God! Our God?” which was based on my spiritual pilgrimage to the Holy Land after the miraculous healing of my son, Luke. The book was released by Xulon Press early in January 2009.

We were all proud and Dad had a great chapter in the book (Chapter 3, etc.) about how he impacted the faith of our family and imparted so much spiritual intrigue and theological knowledge to me; a knowing that I wanted to connect to the spirit of something in him that I couldn’t yet see. Then it started to happen. I did not know why at the time, but it was the way God intended it to, all the way down to the smallest details. And I never saw it coming.

In March 2009, my father was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, which some say is the “Cross of Jesus.” Back then, I was not connecting the looming church closing, the book’s release and the initial symptoms of my Dad’s shocking illness. All three looked like trains on separate tracks.

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The pain of the cancer made Dad’s last few weeks very challenging. We started to alternate around the clock; love and comfort. He was moved to one of our nursing homes, Signature HealthCARE of East Louisville, where he received the best care possible as his suffering increased. In his remaining 24-hours, his condition worsened to an irreparable level. We held his hand, sponged his mouth and told him we were there and loved him with all of our hearts.

With my sister, Julie, brother, Ray, my precious Mom and I at his bedside, Elmer Joseph Steier Jr. took his last breath at 1:10 p.m. Thursday, June 11, 2009. We looked at each other and at the clock on the wall, and then at the cross of emerald blue and silver thick in his enlarged hand, and it hit: he was no longer in this world but now another.

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Truly, if Dad had passed even 45 minutes later, everything would not have happened the way God had planned it. Even Dad’s obituary made it into the local paper, the Courier-Journal, only a minute before the deadline. Father Pius said with a one day visitation, we could achieve the perfect plan and have the funeral service at 10:00 a.m. on that special Saturday, as well as, the feast of St. Anthony. That would then close the parish after 140 years of service to the Louisville community.

With friends, family and colleagues everywhere, Dianne read from the podium Chapter 3 of My God! Our God? titled the Misplaced Thinker, which talked about Dad’s amazing faith life. I stood at the front of the room with tears streaming down my face as Dianne read. Afterwards, with silks of rain beveling the windowed room, I asked everyone to hold hands and say a SUD\HUIRU'DG·VVRXODQGKLVVDOYDWLRQ:LQHÁRXULVKHGWRDVWVZHUHPDGHDQGERRNVÁHZRXWRIWKHER[HVIURP&DUPLFKDHO·VWKHORFDOERRNVWRUHLQ/RXLVYLOOH7KLVZDVWKHJUHDWSDUW\ Dad had requested back in 2001, and he was there!!

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We gathered early on that beautiful Saturday morning with family and our closest friends, and prayed together near his open casket, kissing Dad for the last time. Watching my two oldest children, Joseph and Jacqueline slip farewell notes into Dad’s hand, bearing the cross, made me wonder if I could move from this square of earthly space into the next moment. I wept at the sound of their innocent thoughts on white paper which said: I will never forget you Grandpa, and I will see you some day.

I’m sure that closing the casket is always the hardest thing to do, as it was for me. The funeral procession headed across town from east to west and I could see the steeple of St. Anthony’s miles before we arrived. Memories of childhood laughter and an image of Mom and Dad as an awkward boy and girl bashfully talking in a church hallway, offered me the deepest solace as we drove up to the St. Anthony entrance. This was where Dad’s family began eight decades before, where his spiritual journey had started, and would end, and begin again. The service was better than the perfect script.

Father Cummings telling how a “little cute blonde” ruined his chance for recruiting my father to the priesthood over 60 years ago made us laugh; his best friend, Jim Bennett from Kansas &LW\JDYHWKHÀUVWUHDGLQJLQ5HYHODWLRQPDNLQJXVFHUWDLQRIKRSH-RVHSK'DG·VJUDQGVRQDQG'LDQQHUHDGWKHSHWLWLRQVRIIHULQJXVSUD\HUVRISHDFHVWHDGLQHVVDQGOHJDF\'DG·V UHVWRUHGGDXJKWHUP\VLVWHUGHOLYHUHGWKHVHFRQGUHDGLQJZLWKFODULW\DQGFRQÀGHQFHJLYLQJRXUIDPLO\MR\LQKHUUHVWRUDWLRQDQGERWKJUDQGFKLOGUHQDQGKLVZLIHGHOLYHUHGWKHRIIHUWRU\ gifts in reverence and a knowing that all would be well.

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I know no one wants to die and my father did not want to either, but in the end, his plans and God’s were in unison. The 48-hours had divine intervention embedded in everything that had happened, which no human could recreate. Now I had witnessed my third miracle after my son’s healing which was the start of our successful book project, my sister’s Christian conversion ZKRWRRNWKHEHVWFDUHRI'DGMXVWOLNHKHKDGGUHDPHGRIGHFDGHVDJRDQGQRZP\IDWKHU·VERG\EHLQJWKHODVWWROHDYH6W$QWKRQ\·VRQWKHÀQDOFORVLQJGD\DQGRQWKHIHDVWRIKLVIDYRULWH saint.

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I will miss my father more than I can explain because perfect love makes the time here harder when it ends for the ones still remaining, but I wanted to share this personal story with you because we all need signs. I do not know why we still need them, but we do, at least I do. This divine intervention made a “pending cross” that both my Father and I dreaded to carry, but instead of carrying it now, like the great biblical quote from St. Matthew says, “My yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Thank God this is the truth.

This is my personal witness statement written on June 14, 2009.

Written by: Joe Steier and Dianne H. Timmering

The Steier Family would like to thank Bellarmine University and Carmichael’s for helping make the book signing a huge success. Also, they would like to thank St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church for making the magical day a reality and most importantly Signature HealthCARE of East Louisville for the endless compassionate and loving care given to their Father. THE RECORD JULY 9, 2009 LOCAL/NATION 3 AROUND THE ARCHDIOCESE Father Anthony Howard, THIS IS THE PLACE Sister Brendan Conlon is honored retired pastor, dies at 97 FOR YOUR SCHOOL UNIFORMS for transportation work in W. Va. Skirts, Pants, Jumpers, Polos Louisville Ursuline Sister Brendan Conlon of Christian Help Inc. has received an award for her work in establishing Whitesville native Regular, Slim, community transportation for needy people in Mingo County, was oldest priest of Father Husky, Juniors W. Va. Anthony She received the Community Transportation Association of Toddler to Louisville archdiocese Howard America’s 2009 Dr. William and Budd Bell Award on June 3 in High School Providence, R.I. In presenting the award, Moses Stites of Community Trans- Father Anthony Howard — portation Association of America’s board of directors cited Sis- the oldest priest of the Archdio- ter Conlon’s work in “providing assistance to seniors and low- cese of Louisville — died July 2 Store Hours: income residents of Mingo County in the heart of the coal coun- at Sacred Heart Village in Lou- Following ordination, Father Mon. thru Fri. 10 a.m.-6 p.m. try,” according to a news release. “In an area known for its re- isville, where he had been liv- Howard served as associate Sat. 9 a.m.-1 p.m. moteness and poverty, Christian Help provides connectivity to ing. pastor at St. Columba and folks who are isolated, with little support,” he added. He was 97 and was a priest Christ the King churches in 4951 Manslick Road In the news release, Sister Conlon said in accepting the for 72 years. He had been re- Louisville. He also served at Louisville, KY 40216 award: “Our folks at Christian Help were telling me how hard tired for 30 years. the Sisters of Charity of Naza- (502) 361-1601 it was for them to get to the doctor’s (office) and how much of The Mass of Christian Burial reth Motherhouse in Nazareth, Fax: (502) 361-1625 their income — more than half — some of them had to pay to will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Ky. get people to take them there. Some of them just didn’t go.” today, July 9, at St. Thomas He was pastor of three chur- [email protected] • www.coffmansinlouisville.com Sister Conlon said Christian Help has “done what we could More Church, 6015 S. Third St ches in the archdiocese: St. Am- on our own for nine years” to provide the transportation, and Burial will be in St. Mary’s brose in Cecilia, Ky., from now some support is received from the state of West Virginia. Cemetery in Whitesville, Ky., 1945-1966; St. Vincent de Paul Father Howard’s hometown. Church, New Hope, Ky., from St. Vincent de Paul Society needs He was born in Whitesville 1966-1972; and Holy Name of Aug. 14, 1911. Mary Church, Calvary, Ky., Trips to the Holy Land work clothes, personal care items Father Howard attended ele- from 1972-1979. He also was mentary and secondary school in chaplain at Sacred Heart Home The Society of St. Vincent de Paul, which has been serving Whitesville before enrolling St. and was chaplain for the Sis- Oct 5–15 • April 19-29 • May 29-June 8 the poor and homeless in Louisville for 156 years, is in need of Meinard college and seminary, ters of Mercy. June 30–July 10 • Sept 9-19 • Oct 7-17 donations of personal care items and work clothes for its clients. at St. Meinrad, Ind. He was or- Survivors include two sis- Especially needed are deodorant, shampoo, toothpaste, dained to the priesthood on May ters, Anges Cecelia Howard tooth brushes, shoes and socks. And the society’s Clothes 22, 1937 — more than six and Paulette Petkus, both of Air Fare and ALL-INCLUSIVE cost Closet needs male work clothing, especially in tall and large months before Louisville became Louisville, and several nieces men’s sizes. Needed in particular are black pants, white but- an archdiocese on Dec. 10, 1937. and nephews. from anywhere in the USA: $3,990 ton-down dress shirts, shoes and belts. Items can be dropped off at the St. Vincent de Paul offices, 4 & 5 star hotel 1015-C South Preston St., in the Smoketown/Shelby Park neighborhood. For additional information, call 584-2480 or Poll shows ‘religion gap’ visit the society’s Web site at www.svdplou.org. Proximo Travel between old and young Anthony Nachef, PhD (Theology) Owner Trinity to screen film July 24-25 Toll free: 1-877-994-8259 “The Human Experience,” a film about brothers searching By NANCY FRAZIER O’BRIEN for older Americans. Seventy- Phone: 508-340-9370 for the meaning of life, will be shown in Trinity High School’s Catholic News Service six percent of women 65 and 53 Email: [email protected] auditorium, 4011 Shelbyville Road, July 24 at 7 p.m. and July There is a growing “religion percent of men in that age Website: www.Proximotravel.com 25 at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. gap” between older Americans group said religion was very im- The film follows brothers who, on a journey to discover the and those under 30, according portant to them. meaning of life, find joy and hope among homeless people in to a new Pew Research Center Eighty-seven percent of black New York City, orphaned and disabled children in Peru and Social & Demographic Trends Americans older than 64 said lepers in Ghana. survey. religion was very important in One of the main characters and a co-producer will attend The study released June 29 their lives, compared to 63 per- the showings and will be available for discussion. Grassroots found that one-fourth of Ameri- cent of older white Americans. Films, which produced the U.S. bishops’ film “Fishers of Men,” cans ages 18-29 said they were The survey found similar dif- created the film. atheists, agnostics or had no re- ferences by race and gender The July 24 screening is sold out, but some tickets are avail- ligion, while only 7 percent of across all age groups. By 63 per- able for the July 25 showings. For more information or to buy those 65 and over described cent to 48 percent, women were 4801 Progress Blvd., Louisville, KY • 502-454-3330 tickets, call Mark Gehl at 502-638-0734 or visit www.holyfam- themselves that way. Eighteen more likely to say religion was ilyradio.org/human. percent of those ages 30-49 and very important to them. Blacks 13 percent of those 50-64 fell of all ages (80 percent) also Six Sisters of Loretto are elected into the no religion/atheist/ag- were more likely than whites nostic category. (50 percent) to say religion was to order’s Executive Committee Catholics made up 24 per- very important in their lives. cent of the 65 and over group Pew Research Center found Six Sisters of Loretto, including two who serve at the Lo- and the 30-49 group, 23 percent widespread agreement when it retto Motherhouse in Nerinx, Ky., have been elected to the Ex- of those aged 50-64 and 20 per- asked participants in its survey ecutive Committee to work with the religious community’s cent of those between 18 and 29. whether they saw “a major dif- president, Sister Catherine Mueller. The 152-page study, called ference in the point of view of Those elected to the committee at a delegate assembly June “Growing Old in America: Ex- younger people and older people 24-29 in St. Louis are: pectations vs. Reality,” ad- n today.” About four-fifths of re- Sister Donna Day, who is completing a three-year term dressed a variety of issues re- spondents — 79 percent across as vice president of the Sisters of Loretto. lated to aging. The margin of n all age groups — said yes, with Sister Mary E. (Buffy) Boesen, president of Loretto Acad- error was plus or minus 2.6 per- little difference among young, emy in El Paso, Texas. centage points for the survey, middle-age or older Americans. n Sister Elizabeth Croom, who serves as assistant in Lo- which involved telephone inter- In response to an open-ended Come join Us for a Chicken Dinner on retto Finance Office in Nerinx. views with 2,969 adult Ameri- question about the differences 7/12/2009 from 11:30-2:30 n Sister Pearl McGivney, who is co-director of Farm Worker cans between Feb. 23 and between generations, nearly Ministry Inc. in Auburndale, Fla. March 23 this year. half of those polled gave an an- n Sister Vicki Schwartz, who is director of development for Because an estimated 5 per- swer that fell into the broad the Huckleberry Youth Programs in Richmond, Calif. cent of Americans older than 65 category of “values,” while n Sister Maria Visse, who is service coordinator for the Lo- 502-454-3330 are in nursing homes and would about a quarter said the gener- retto Motherhouse in Nerinx. not be reachable through normal ations differed in their general The new Executive Committee members will serve a three- telephone interviewing, Pew outlook on life. year term beginning in January 2010. The committee serves also interviewed more than 800 the community’s president both as an advisory and a decision- adults with parents 65 or older making group. and included their responses in a separate section of the study. Fr. David Sanchez & parishioners invite you to Sister Barbara Ann Giddings, 83, dies The older the respondent, the more likely he or she was to say Sister of Charity of Nazareth Barbara Ann Giddings died that religion was very impor- Saint Joseph - Butchertown July 4 at Nazareth Home in Louisville. She was 83 and had tant. Seventy percent of those been an SCN for 66 years. 75 and older said religion was 1406 E. Washington Street in Butchertown Sister Giddings, a native of Memphis, Tenn., served in the very important in their lives, (East downtown area; close to exit #7 off I-64 apostolate of elementary education in Kentucky and Mary- while only 44 percent of the land. In the Archdiocese of Louisville, she taught at Bethlehem youngest group of adults said so. Academy, Bardstown, Ky., from April 1944 to August 1945. Sixty-two percent of those be- She also served as sacristan at Our Lady of Peace Hospital tween 65 and 74, 61 percent of from 1955-83. Americans ages 50-64 and 54 SUMMER PICNIC Survivors include two sisters, Marie L. Dix of Cordova, percent of those 30-49 said reli- Tenn., and Ella Mae Maynard of Memphis, Tenn., and a niece gion was very important to and nephew. them. The Mass of Christian Burial was celebrated July 7 at Na- Pew also found differences in zareth Home. Burial was in Nazareth Cemetery, Nazareth, the importance of religion based Saturday, July 11 Ky. on gender and race, especially 3 p.m. till Midnight Mass celebrated at 4 p.m. Blessed Teresa of Chicken Dinner Calcutta Picnic starting at 3 p.m. Dine in air conditioned 903 Fairdale Rd. comfort in our parish hall (Fairdale Rd. at National Turnpike) Fri. & Sat., July 17 & 18 Fish & Brats Friday and Saturday Capital Prize FAMOUS CHICKEN DINNER served Saturday from 4 - 8 p.m. $2000 Rides, games, booths, fun Lic #0288 Special Raffl es

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The Year of St. Paul, the church’s also means that it is not enough to adapt A month ago, on the same and a sister died. He and his fa- commemoration of the 2,000th anniver- to the current situation.” journey that would take U.S. ther were then shipped to sary of his death, ended June 28 with a This renewal must go to our “very President Barack Obama to Buchenwald. His father died not revelation of scientific findings about core,” including our “way of thinking,” Egypt for an unprecedented long before the camp was liber- the Apostle and martyr. behavior and attitude, Pope Benedict speech to the people of the Mid- ated by American forces. Wiesel Pope Benedict XVI announced at a said. “It is necessary to learn to under- dle East and then on to Nor- still recalls that day and how prayer service in Rome concluding the stand God’s will, so that may shape our mandy for the 65th anniversary the soldiers, stunned with disbe- slavery and the ugliness of anniversary year that tests conducted own will. This is in order that we our- of the D-Day invasion, he made lief at the hell on earth they had racism as well as the iniquities on the presumed tomb of St. Paul re- selves may desire what God desires.” another stop. The event did not entered, wept with rage and of prejudice and misused privi- vealed the presence of bone fragments of The pope added: “God must enter into get quite as much media cover- sadness. lege that have led us along cer- a person who lived in the first and sec- the horizon of our thought: what he age, but it was remarkable “We received their tears as if tain misguided paths during the ond century. “This seems to confirm the wants and the way in which he con- nonetheless. they were heartrending offer- course of our history. Yet, again Accompanied by German ings from a wounded and gener- like most of us, he has not for- unanimous and uncontested tradition ceived of the world and of me. We must Chancellor Angela Merkel and ous humanity,” he wrote in Pa- gotten the magnificent promise that they are the mortal remains of the learn to share in this thinking and the Nobel Laureate and human rade magazine. and unique hope of this nation. Apostle Paul,” he said. will of Jesus Christ. It is then that we rights advocate Elie Wiesel, “Ever since that encounter, I The Declaration of Indepen- While this bit of history uncovered will be new people in whom a new world President Obama visited cannot repress my emotion be- dence states, “We hold these may be of interest to many, including emerges.” Buchenwald, the site of the Nazi fore the flag and the uniform — truths to be self-evident, that all archeologists, the year dedicated to the The renewal that St. Paul emphasizes concentration camp where anything that represents Amer- men are created equal, that they Apostle was not about the past. It was also involves what Pope Benedict de- 56,000 died during the Holo- ican heroism in battle,” he con- are endowed by their Creator about the present, about what the life scribed as attaining a “mature faith” or caust. Among them was Elie tinued. “That is especially true with certain unalienable Rights, and writings of St. Paul mean to believ- an “adult faith.” Wiesel’s own father. on July Fourth. I reread the De- that among these are Life, Lib- ers today in living their Catholic faith. Paul writes in chapter 4 of his Letter “Memory must bring people claration of Independence, a erty and the pursuit of Happi- Pope Benedict said that the 2008-09 to the Ephesians: “Let us profess the together rather than set them document sanctified by the pas- ness.” apart,” said Wiesel at the gath- sion of a nation’s thirst for jus- In 1776 and in 1944, Ameri- Year of St. Paul was an opportunity for truth in love and grow to the full matu- ering. “What else can we do, ex- tice and sovereignty, forever ad- cans not only believed that, but Christians to rediscover his writings, rity of Christ the head. ... You must lay cept invoke that memory so that miring its moral content and they put themselves on the line which “exhort us to preach the word in aside your former way of life and the old people everywhere can say the majestic intonation. Opposition for those beliefs: “And for the every age and be irreproachable in self” (and) “acquire a fresh, spiritual 21st century is a century of new to oppression in all its forms, de- support of this Declaration, with healthy doctrine.” The year was about way of thinking. You must put on a new beginnings filled with promise fense of all human liberties, cel- a firm reliance on the protection living in our time and culture those (person) created in God’s image, whose and infinite hope and, at times, ebration of what is right in so- of Divine Providence, we mutu- things in the Apostle’s scriptural writ- justice and holiness are born of truth.” profound gratitude to all those cial intercourse: All this and ally pledge to each other our ings about personal conversion and re- Pope Benedict commented: “Adult who believe in our task, which is much more is in that text.” Lives, our Fortunes, and our sa- newal and sharing the good news of faith does not let itself be carried about to improve the human condi- Wiesel, now an American citi- cred Honor.” Jesus with others. here and there by any trend. It opposes tion.” zen, is not blind to the mistakes Now it’s 2009, and Indepen- Along with the rest of his made by the people and the gov- For example, Paul writes in chapter the winds of fashion. ... It knows that dence Day is a good time to ask family, Wiesel, a Romanian ernment of the United States. ourselves what we truly believe 12 of his Letter to the Romans: “Do not the Spirit of God is expressed and mani- Jew, was first sent to Like most of us today, he recog- — and what we plan to do about conform yourself to this age but be fested in communion with Jesus Christ. Auschwitz, where his mother nizes the overwhelming evils of it. transformed by the renewal of your “The power of faith, the power of God, mind, so that you may judge what is is the truth. The truth about the world God’s will, what is good, pleasing and and about ourselves becomes visible perfect.” when we look to God. And God makes Pope urges G-8 leaders to help poor In chapter 5 of the Second Letter to himself visible to us in the face of Jesus the Corinthians, Paul says: “The old Christ. In looking at Christ, we recog- By CINDY WOODEN The G-8 summit July 8-10 in solidarity and of love in truth” order has passed away; now all is new. nize something else: truth and love are Catholic News Service L’Aquila, Italy, is to bring to- in development programs and Pope Benedict XVI asked All this has been done by God, who has gether the heads of govern- international cooperation. inseparable.” leaders of the world’s wealthi- ments of Canada, France, Ger- In order to function, the reconciled us to himself through Christ At another event closing the Year of est countries to “listen to the many, Italy, Japan, Russia, the technical solutions adopted by and has given us the ministry of recon- St. Paul, Cardinal Walter Kasper, presi- voice of Africa” and poor coun- United Kingdom and the the G-8 must keep in mind cer- ciliation.” dent of the Pontifical Council for Pro- tries during their summit in United States. tain ethical values because real God “has entrusted the message of moting Christian Unity, asked people at Italy. Italy also invited the leaders people are involved and will be reconciliation to us,” Paul adds. “This an ecumenical service in Jerusalem to The global economic crisis of Brazil, China, India, Mexico, impacted, he said. makes us ambassadors for Christ.” emulate the Apostle as a model of con- threatens not only to derail ef- South Africa, Egypt, Australia, “One must keep in mind con- Pope Benedict called attention to version and hope. forts to end extreme poverty in Indonesia and South Korea to crete human and familial needs. these scriptural passages in his homily Conversion is the “enduring duty” of the world, but also could plunge participate in some of the sum- I am referring, for example, to at the June 28 prayer service at Rome’s every Christian’s life, the cardinal said. other countries into ruin as mit sessions. the creation of jobs for everyone Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls. This means “changing our criteria and well, the pope said in a July 4 Wise discernment and new to allow working men and letter to Italian Prime Minister He said Paul’s call is for individuals to ideas “to ‘convert’ the model of women to provide for the needs parameters of discernment and judg- Silvio Berlusconi, host of the global development” are needed of their families in a dignified be transformed, a change that “exhorts ment,” he said, and conforming our be- Group of Eight summit. to address the economic crisis way and permit them to fulfill us to non-conformism” with “the logic” of haviors and habits to Christ. The only way to find solu- as well as “the worrying data their primary responsibility to our world. This also should remain an “endur- tions that will match the global regarding the phenomenon of educate their children and to be The pope said: “Paul tells us: the ing” lesson of the Pauline year. dimensions of the crisis and climate change,” Pope Benedict active in the communities to world cannot be renewed without new have long-term positive effects said. which they belong,” he said. people. ... Only if we ourselves become By JOSEPH DUERR for all peoples is to “listen to the He said his encyclical “Cari- Pope Benedict also pleaded new does the world become new. This Record Editor voice of Africa and the coun- tas in Veritate” (“Charity in with the G-8 leaders not to cut tries least-developed economi- Truth”), which was released their development aid to the cally,” the pope said in his let- July 7, discusses the impor- world’s poor as they struggle to ter. tance of “the values of human rebuild their own economies. ISSUES AND PERSPECTIVES AN ENCOURAGING WORD What’s in the future for Detroit automakers? The nature of kindness and generosity FATHER WILLIAM J. BYRON, S.J. FATHER J. RONALD KNOTT My automotive memories go cally paired, and sometimes back to the days of running Dodge got into that act. Blessed are the pure of heart. Most of them give and give and boards and rumble seats. I re- General Motors moved its Matthew 5:8 give, with very little gratitude member when gasoline was 25 products through showrooms from their children for their cents a gallon or five for a dollar. and car lots that never had the I try consciously to be gener- giving except for the mandatory When I was about 15, I was in full line, but usually had more ous with my money, with my Mother’s Day or Father’s Day a car driven by an older friend than one GM brand — except tinction or esteem that accrues compliments and with my time. card with its pre-packaged sen- who pulled into a gas station for Cadillac. The magazine ads to the rich man as a result of his Though I try hard to do these timents. Even then, poor Mom around you.) and told the attendant (there were direct: “You deserve to own wealth.” All those benefits coa- things for the right reason (in and Dad are more often than Those who see society as in- were no self-service pumps back a Cadillac.” lesced in the “right” automobile. gratitude to God for how I have not willing to provide dinner terdependent human beings then) that he wanted one gallon. That translated into an ex- In the ’50s, automobile own- been blessed), I know that some- that day for their brood as well needing others to fulfill their “Taking a trip?” asked the clusive display policy; the show- ership began to fill up the empty times I do them out of less-than- as their grand-hatchlings. humanity are losing to those station hand. room floor was not to be clut- center in many American psy- noble reasons (guilt, recognition Still others give and give and who see society as a amalgam That car was a Chevrolet. I tered with less-coveted, less-de- ches. You could see, but not and even the gratification that give, doing without those mini- of self-seeking individuals. can remember because when I sirable and less-costly cars, and hear, people saying, “I am what comes from “being good”). mum gestures. A few are even The long quarrel between was growing up there were only surely not to be visited by folks I drive — powerful, sleek, fast. Even if my motives are not left to rot in nursing homes by natural kindness and egoism Chevrolets, Plymouths and of ordinary means. I’m on the move and in the always perfect, I hope to con- their ungrateful offspring. has swung decisively in favor of Fords — but mostly Chevys — For the most part, people lead.” tinue to be as generous as I can Shakespeare was right. “How egoism. The Christian idea of in our middle-class neighbor- were purchasing basic trans- Detroit is now literally down and to be more resolved to try sharper than a serpent’s tooth charity as a cultural cement hood. You knew what kind of portation back in the ’30s and in the dumps. I can’t predict harder to check my motives, in- it is to have a thankless child.” binding individuals together car every family owned (no fam- ’40s. With the rise of post-World how or when the U.S. auto in- stead of withdrawing my gen- Kindness is having a hard has been displaced by competi- ily owned more than one), just War II affluence, some began to dustry will return to profitabil- erosity just because my motives time these days. Because we tive individualism. as you knew what their religion purchase prestige when they ity. If the automakers listen to are not always 100 percent live in a culture that glorifies Those who cynically dismiss was and whether they were De- were, in fact, buying cars. the people, and if the people are pure. self-sufficiency as the highest acts of kindness and generosity, mocrats or Republicans. It is interesting to recall how clear in expressing an effective I have found that the best good and neediness as the merely because of some “reli- Brand loyalty was a big thing John Kenneth Galbraith’s 1958 demand for fuel-efficient, reli- way to check my “purity of greatest shame, suspicion of gious force-feeding,” miss the when it came to cars, almost as book The Affluent Society ex- able, durable, American-built heart” in these matters is to ob- kindness is on the rise and in point. We need to keep on being big as political affiliation in plains the link between wealth cars — if, in other words, they serve my reaction when I am many cases is not even ex- generous and kind, even as we those days of the Great Depres- and entitlement: “Broadly go more for substance than style not thanked, acknowledged or pected. (Take, for example, yet purify our motives, because if sion. speaking, there are three basic — then there is hope for Detroit. admired for my gestures of gen- another article in The Courier- we don’t, we and those who fol- Not every neighborhood had benefits from wealth. First is But if the Chevy logo and the erosity. It is hard to keep on Journal on how technology is low us will be forced to live in a gas station, and automobile the satisfaction in the power Ford name read like polyester giving when there is no “thank- trumping etiquette when “tex- even more drudgery, loneliness dealerships were often in clus- with which it endows the indi- labels to the buying eye of the you” note, no plaque or no IRS ting” others becomes more im- and fear while we pathetically ters a few miles apart. Ford was vidual. Second is in the physical American consumer, a great in- report form to file. portant than talking to a real seek to “connect” with some- mostly alone, as I recall. possession of the things which dustry will be gone forever, jobs My models in all this are the person right in front of you or body, anybody, on our expen- Chrysler-Plymouth were typi- money can buy. Third is the dis- and all. parents who are reading this. the safety of those in the cars sive hand-held devices.

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President cites Chicago cardinal’s influence Specializing in Commercial tionship with the bishops is that & Residential he has fond memories of work- President Obama says ing with Cardinal Bernardin Work late Cardinal Bernardin when Obama was a community G. FREDERICK Free Estimates organizer, working with Catho- ROOFING & SHEET METAL influenced his work as lic parishes on the South Side of on New Roofs a community organizer Chicago. 2112 REYNOLDS LANE “And so I know the potential that the bishops have to speak 451-3992 451-3995 out forcefully on issues of social By PATRICIA ZAPOR justice,” Obama said. Catholic News Service On conscience clauses, the President Barack Obama told president said he has consis- Commercial and Industrial Roofi ng a round table of religion writers tently believed in them. As a Residential Roofi ng last week that he continues to state legislator, he said, he sup- be influenced by the late Cardi- ported “a robust conscience Architectural Sheet Metal nal Joseph Bernardin of Chica- clause in Illinois for Catholic hos- and Guttering go, whom he came to know when pitals and health care providers.” the president was a community Soon after he took office as presi- 4007 Produce Road organizer in a project partially dent, the administration re- funded by the Catholic Cam- CNS Photo versed what Obama described as paign for Human Development. “eleventh-hour change(s) in con- U.S. President Barack Obama (right) held a round-table briefing with 968-2009 Obama said his encounters science clause provisions that Integrity Since 1890 with the cardinal continue to in- journalists from the Catholic press and the Washington Post in the were pushed forward by the pre- Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington July 2. The ses- Member of the Kentucky and fluence him, particularly his vious administration.” National Roofi ng Contractors Association “seamless garment” approach to sion was held in advance of the president’s scheduled meeting with According to Obama, the Pope Benedict XVI July 10 at the Vatican. a multitude of social justice is- Bush administration change, St. Barnabas St. Michael Church sues. He also told the group of which took effect two days be- Picnic Picnic eight reporters to expect a con- cline to provide them in the line wave of protests at the univer- fore the new president was Sat. July 11, 4-12 July 24 & 25 science clause protection for of work without repercussions. sity and a flurry of criticism by sworn in, hadn’t been “properly Casino Tent - Games Sat. 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The session touched on dressing Middle East peace, happen to agree with me.” tion.” ’ /ZbS`\ObWdSQS`bW¿QObW]\]^bW]\a his expectations for that meet- worldwide poverty, climate “The American bishops have The president of the U.S. bish- ing as well as aspects of foreign change, immigration and a profound influence in their com- ops’ conference, Cardinal Francis >@=5@/;A/D/7:/0:3 policy and the public criticism whole host of other issues. munities, in the church and be- E. 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Comments opposing federal funding “We will be coming out with, I think, more specific guidelines,” he said. “But I can assure all of of embryonic cell research rejected your readers that when this re- view is complete there will be a comments criticizing the guide- that purpose. They set standards robust conscience clause in Most of the comments lines overall were to be ignored.” for voluntary informed consent place. It may not meet the crite- The 30,000 individuals or or- by those donating the embryos. ria of every possible critic of our received by National ganizations that made com- The final guidelines, how- approach, but it certainly will Institutes of Health ments in opposition to federal ever, set up an “alternative not be weaker than what ex- BELLARMINE UNIVERSITY funding of embryonic stem-cell pathway” for approval of fund- isted before the (Bush adminis- were in opposition research were saying, “You’re ing of research involving em- tration’s) changes were made.” eeePSZZO`[W\SSRc not responding to what the bryos donated before the new to funding research American people want. Start guidelines took effect. A work- over,” Doerflinger added. ing group made up of about 10 In the Spirit of St. Francis, The U.S. Conference of Cath- scientists and ethicists will look serving “homeless, hungry By NANCY FRAZIER O’BRIEN olic Bishops and its affiliated or- at each such application on a and street people” Catholic News Service ganization, the National Com- case-by-case basis, Kington Although 30,000 of the ap- mittee for a Human Life said, to determine whether it ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ proximately 49,000 comments Amendment, directed 9,436 meets “the core principles of vol- Franciscan on the National Institutes of comments to NIH about the untary informed consent.” Shelter House Health’s draft guidelines on draft guidelines before the May Like the draft, the final 748 S. Preston Street human embryonic stem-cell re- 26 close of the public comment guidelines specifically ban fund- P.O. Box 1673 search opposed any federal fund- period, according to Deirdre A. ing “for research using embry- Louisville, KY ing of such research, those re- McQuade, assistant director for onic stem cells derived from 40201-1673 sponses were “deemed not re- policy and communications in other sources, including somatic 502-589-0140 sponsive to the question put the pro-life secretariat. cell nuclear transfer, partheno- 502-589-1134 Fax forth,” according to the acting di- NIH’s final guidelines, which genesis and/or IVF embryos cre- [email protected] rector of NIH. took effect July 7, are not signif- ated for research purposes.” www.franciscanshelterhouse.net “We did not ask them whether icantly different from the draft Also prohibited is funding of ‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹‹ to fund such funding, but how it guidelines published April 23 research in which stem cells “are In the name of St. Francis, should be funded,” said Dr. Ray- and open for public comment introduced into nonhuman pri- we thank you for your nard S. Kington in a telephone until May 26. mate blastocysts” or research generosity and support briefing with the media July 6. The draft guidelines allowed “involving the breeding of ani- of our ministry. But Richard M. Doerflinger, the use of federal funds for em- mals where the introduction of associate director of the U.S. bryonic stem-cell research on em- human embryonic-stem cells or And May God bishops’ Secretariat of Pro-Life bryos created for reproductive human-induced pluripotent stem Continue to Bless You Activities, said it was “disingen- purposes at in vitro fertilization cells may have contributed to the Conventual Franciscan Friars uous (for Kington) to say that clinics and no longer needed for germ line.”

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The seventh annual Senior Leaders in the Church.” Lakes Drive. The group will VOLUNTEER Day sponsored by Catholic There is no charge. For infor- meet at the church on the OPPORTUNITIES Charities’ Senior Services is mation, call Bob Garvey at 435- fourth Thursday of each month. scheduled Aug. 6 in Frazier 6186. A minimum $5 donation is re- Front row seated, (l to r): Joe Ratterman, Jr., Carl Ratterman, Jr., Emmett Ratterman, Jim Ratterman,Tom Ratterman Hall at Bellarmine University, quested at each meeting. For in- Shively Area Ministries, 2001 Newburg Road. Doors St. Aloysius Chapel, 212 formation, call Father Richard Back row, standing: Cletus Ratterman, Joey Ratterman, Ryan Ratterman, 4415 Dixie Highway, needs vol- Tony Ratterman, Michael Ratterman,Alex Ratterman, George Ratterman open at 9 a.m., and the program Mount Mercy Drive, Pewee Val- Sullivan at 266-5611, ext. 2. unteer drivers for its Meals on is from 10 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. ley, Ky., has eucharistic adora- Wheels program. Volunteers The speakers will be Bob tion every Tuesday from 9 a.m. New Beginnings, a support also are needed to assist with fi- Mueller of Hosparus and Lynn to 7 p.m. and a holy hour and group for the widowed, sepa- nancial aid intake. For more in- Harrelson of Senior Pharmacy Benediction from 7 to 8 p.m. rated and divorced, meets at 7 formation or to volunteer, call Solutions. There also will be ex- p.m. each Thursday at Church 447-4770, ext. 34, or send an e- hibits, refreshments and door of the Epiphany, 914 Old Har- mail to [email protected]. 6 convenient prizes. YOUNG ADULTS rods Creek Road. For informa- neighborhood locations . . . AND SINGLES To register, individuals are tion, call 425-2772. Catholic Charities is seek- 3800 Bardstown Rd. 459-3800 7336 Southside Dr. 361-7112 asked to send their name, ing volunteers to help update 4832 Cane Run Rd. 447-7114 2114 West Market St. 776-4661 phone number and check for $5 The Catholic Single HERE AND THERE donated computers and repair 3711 Lexington Rd. 893-3644 12900 Shelbyville Rd. 244-3305 by July 31 to: Senior Services, donated bicycles. In addition, 2911 S. Fourth St., Louisville, Adults Club will hold a games party at 8 p.m. July 18 at the agency also is in need of Ky. 40208. For information, call household items for refugee Jackie Gahlinger at 637-9786. Blessed Teresa of Calcutta An Archdiocese of Louis- Church in Bullitt County. For ville Cursillo Ultreya meet- families. To volunteer or do- Father Bill Medley & Father Bill Griner information and directions, call ing will be held at 3 p.m. July nate, call Chris Clements at 502-636-9263, ext. 125. SERVICES, DEVOTIONS 812-284-4349. 19 in room 12 of the annex invite you to MISSIONS, RETREATS building at St. Barnabas Merged Parishes of Mother of Good Counsel Church, 3042 Hikes Lane. For REUNIONS A Charismatic Mass will be SUPPORT GROUPS and Transfi guration celebrated by Father Jeffrey information, call Ken Jackey at Hopper July 12 at St. James 491-5307 or Dianne Manias at The Ursuline Academy Church, 307 W. Dixie Ave., On With Life, a support 267-5011. ST.ST. BERNADETTE class of 1968 will hold its quar- Elizabethtown, Ky. Praise group for the widowed, will terly brunch July 19 at noon at music begins at 3 p.m. Opportu- meet at 7:30 p.m. July 21 at Our Lady of Lourdes 8509 Westport Road Captain’s Quarters, 5700 Cap- nities for individual prayer will Mary Queen of Peace Church’s Church at 508 Breckenridge tains Quarters Road (located off take place after Mass. St. Denis campus, 4205 Cane Lane will hold its fourth annual Run Road. River Road). Reservations, re- SUMMER Community Outreach Yard quired by July 12, can be made A women’s retreat, center- Sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. July The Support Group for by calling Marilyn Steinmetz at ing on strengthening awareness 11. The event will take place in Divorced and/or Separated 637-6642 or Paulette Gude of the Divine and accepting the the Parish Life Center and will FESTIVAL will meet from 7 to 9 p.m. July Breit at 228-3724. path of Divine direction, will be feature gently used items. Do- offered July 10-12 at the Lo- 21 in Loft 1 at St. Gabriel nations of goods to be sold at The Ursuline Academy retto Motherhouse in Nerinx, Church, 5505 Bardstown Road. the sale will be accepted at the class of 1969 will hold its 40- Ky. The cost is $150. For infor- The DivorceCare program will Friday, July 10 Center after Masses now year reunion at 5 p.m. July 25 mation, contact Alice Wissing continue with a session on “Rec- through July 10 from 10 a.m. to at Audubon Country Club. For 5 to 11 p.m. at 897-9340 or Susan Dumeyer onciliation: How Marriages 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. information, call Debbie Kayse at 897-5692. Come Back Together and How Fish Dinner to Reconcile without Remarry- Eger at 426-9056 or Mary He- Lic#0565 ichelbech Smith at 969-1436. The Helpers of God’s Pre- ing.” Day Spring will have a yard cious Infants will have their sale July 11 from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, July 11 The Presentation Acad- monthly prayer vigil for life The Flaget Health Connec- in Stuart Hall at St. Margaret emy class of 1959 will hold its July 11 at the Cathedral of the tion, 111 N. Third St., Bards- Mary Church, 7813 Shelbyville Steak - Chicken Dinner 50-year reunion Aug. 1 at the Assumption, 433 S. Fifth St. town, Ky., will host a meeting of Road. Crowne Plaza Airport Hotel. A Mass at 4 p.m. Mass will be at 7 a.m. followed Compassionate Friends of Nel- cocktail hour will begin at 6 by exposition of the Blessed son County — for those who The Peruvian community p.m. with dinner to follow. Any Gaming • Booths Sacrament, a rosary procession have lost a child of any age — at of Louisville will present a alumnae who have not been to a downtown Louisville abor- 7 p.m. today, July 9. chicken dinner and dance to cel- Infl atables both nights Also, the Flaget Health Con- contacted should call Judie tion clinic and Benediction at ebrate Peru’s independence day Plummer Westmeier at 491- the church. For information, nection will host a grief support Mega-Capital Prize $20,000 at St. Joseph Church, 1406 E. 3613. call Patti at 502-253-0034. group, led by a Hospice social worker or chaplain, at 7 p.m. Washington St., July 25 from 3 Join with other classmates from TOOL & to 9 p.m. Tickets are $10. The Holy Spirit School Taize prayer will be held at July 16. M.G.C. as we move from our present class of 1965 is organizing a re- 7 p.m. on the second Sunday of locations to St. Mary Academy and A pilgrimage to the Shrine union and hoping to contact the month (July 12) at St. Vin- Ups and Downs, a support of Our Lady of Consolation in class members. Those inter- St. Bernadette Church at Norton Commons cent Church on the Sisters of group for those dealing with de- Carey, Ohio, is planned Sept. ested in participating should Charity of Nazareth campus in pression and anxiety, will meet 12-13. For information, contact contact Patty Cecil by e-mail at Nazareth, Ky. For information, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. July 23 at Mary Ann Kollros at 923-5592. [email protected]. LAST contact Sister Luke Boiarsky at St. Michael Church, 3705 Stone 502-348-1581. CALL! EDUCATION AND ENRICHMENT Facebook - St. Martin of Tours Groups - Church, 639 S. Shelby St., will Type MGC have an Our Mother of Perpet- Sister of Charity of Naza- St. Stephen Martyr Church, censed to care for infants and ual Help Novena July 14. The reth Mary Ellen Doyle, au- Hess Lane and Pindell Avenue. children ages one to four. Pro- rosary begins at 6 p.m., the thor of the book Pioneer Spirit: The theme is “Understanding grams begin in August, and novena at 6:30 p.m. Catherine Spalding, Sister of and Praying Sacred Scripture.” more information is available at Charity of Nazareth, will speak The topics and presenters for 969-0628. A celebration in honor of at 7 p.m. today, July 9, at the each day are: St. Mary of Magdala will be Highlands-Shelby Park branch n July 13 — “The Catholic Cosmology and care for cre- held at 7 p.m. July 22 at Church of the Louisville Free Public Li- Approach to Scripture” by Fa- ation will be the subject of a of the Epiphany, 914 Old Har- brary, located in the Mid-City ther Joseph M. Rankin. program taught by Passionist rods Creek Road. Candace Mall, 1250 Bardstown Road. n July 14 — “Scripture in Father Joe Mitchell from 9:30 Kresse will speak on “Who Do The book is a biography of Our Eucharistic Liturgy” by Dr. a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 13-17 at You Say I Am?” Mother Catherine Spalding Margaret Ralph. the Passionist Earth & Spirit The celebration, sponsored (1793-1858), co-founder of the n July 15 — “Scripture in Center, 1924 Newburg Road. by the parish’s Women’s Con- Sisters of Charity of Nazareth Our Communal Life and Per- The suggested offering is $75, cerns Committee, is open to the and the first leader of the sonal Discernment” by Dr. Mar- but no one will be refused for public. A reception will follow. women’s religious community garet Ralph. lack of funds. For information headquartered in Nazareth, n July 16 — “The Prayer and registration, contact Terry Benedictine Father Noel Ky. Life of Jesus in Scripture” by Schuhmann at 451-2330 on Muller of St. Meinrad Arch- Father Robert E. Ray. weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. abbey will conduct a “Day of Re- “God’s Beautiful Design The cost is $10 for the week, newal,” sponsored by the Catho- for Married Love” is the topic and July 10 is the registration Hand in Hand Ministries lic Charismatic Renewal, on of a July 14 program on the ben- deadline. Baby-sitting will be Inc. will offer a Spanish class July 25 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at efits of Natural Family Plan- available at no extra cost, but for beginners on Saturdays be- Flaget Center, 1935 Lewiston ning from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. advance registration is re- ginning July 18 and lasting Drive. The topic is “Sharing the Margaret Mary Church, 7813 quired. For information and through Aug. 22. The classes Spirit — Called to be Servant Shelbyville Road. registration, contact the parish will be held from 9 to 11 a.m. at A panel will present theologi- office at 635-5813. Hand in Hand offices, 2225 ANNIVERSARY cal, medical and concrete appli- Steier Lane. To register, call cations for the use of Natural The St. Rita Enrichment 459-9930 or register by e-mail at Family Planning. Panelists are Center for Children, 8709 [email protected]. Father Tony Smith, Dr. James Preston Highway, is now li- The cost is $45. Link, and Suzanne and Gill Haugh. Registration is necessary and Motorcoach Tours can be made by calling the Archdiocese of Louisville Fam- Hollywood Casino August 6th $20 p.p. ily Ministries Office at 636- ______0296, ext. 1256. Memphis & Tunica Tour July 20th-23rd $339.00 p.p. d.o. Adult ministry programs ______for July will be offered by St. French Lick Casino Aug. 19th $20.00 p.p. Bernadette Church at its cam- ______pus at 8509 Westport Rd. Dates TUNICA Sept. 22nd-24th $179 p.p. d.o. Mr. and Mrs. James Naiser, and topics are: July 13, “Sacra- ______members of St. Patrick ments: Anointing of the Sick”; DOLLYWOOD IN AUTUMN Sept. 28th-Oct. 1st Church, will celebrate their July 20, “Vatican II: Renewal of 50th anniversary July 11 with Religious Life”; and July 27, ______$339.00 p.p. d.o. or $479.00 single a family gathering in “Psalms: Authors, Purpose, Seacrest, Fla. Mrs. Naiser is Genres and Prayer.” BAHAMAS CRUISE & the former Bernadine Voyles. Two sessions will be held PAULA DEEN’S SAVANNAH The couple once operated each week in the parish center Oct. 31st-Nov. 7th Peddler John’s Deli in the meeting room, one from 9:30 to (Cruise itself is 5 days & 4 nights) city’s Haymarket district. 11:30 a.m., the other from 7 to 9 $799.00 p.p. d.o. for inside cabin Naiser now works for the Jef- p.m. ferson County Sheriff’s De- Call Mattingly Tours & Travel for details! partment. The couple have A “Vacation Bible School (502) 349-0223 • 114 N. 5th St., Ste. 15 • Bardstown, KY 40004 four children and four grand- for Adults” is planned July 13 mattinglytours.com children. to 16 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at 8 LOCAL THE RECORD JULY 9, 2009 Local student to appear on kids ‘Jeopardy!’ Please volunteer your time to Help and donations to these Opportunities social service agencies: for her sister, Maggie, who has “She’s part of a really bright tried out for the teen-age ver- group of peers” at Sacred Heart Cate Heine of Sacred sion of “Jeopardy!” She’ll find Model School, he said. “It’s an Heart Model School out if she has been selected for exceptional group. She has to the show later this month. push herself to hang with this will appear on July 17 The winner of the “Jeopardy! group of kids.” ‘Jeopardy!’ episode Kids’ Week” show on July 17 Mary Beth Bowling, Cate’s Providing a home and a future to will receive $10,000 or the principal, said she is a gifted young boys and girls for more than 50 amount of his or her winnings student and a “delightful young years... through your generous gifts — whichever is higher, said lady.” Society of St. Vincent de Paul Thank you for caring! By MARNIE MCALLISTER Cate. The second-place finisher Teacher Lynette Eul said Call 589-SVDP(7837) Fr. Maloney’s Boys’ Haven Record Staff Writer will receive $2,000, the third- Cate is brilliant academically, 2301 Goldsmith Ln., 40218 Cate Heine, a soon-to-be place finisher $1,000. but she’s just as bright socially. free pickup for of usable donations: 458-1171 eighth-grader at Sacred Heart Cate said that during her in- Eul, who taught Cate in clothing, furniture, household items. www.boyshaven.org Model School, used to watch terview in Chicago, she was fifth- and sixth-grade math and “Jeopardy!” regularly with her asked how she would use the sciences, said Cate’s character sister Maggie, 15, and her par- money if she won. marries two qualities — bril- ents Steve Heine and Camy Her father Steve Heine liance and modesty — to create Record Photo by Marnie McAllister Campisano. Most days, home- noted during the interview with a natural leader among her In the Friday, July 10, 7 p.m. work and family dinner — Cate Heine The Record that Cate was hon- peers. GEORGE POOLE which always come first — est. She didn’t plan to use it for “She is well respected by her Patio often keep the family from time she tried to qualify for the college. She wanted to take her peers and always willing to vol- Louisville’s King of Doo Wop watching the game show. show. family to Venice, Italy, he said. unteer before or after school,” Room... with Barbara & Eddie But the family will certainly “I was shocked I made it as “Regardless of what happens Eul said. tune in July 17 when Cate com- far as I did,” said Cate, noting on ‘Jeopardy!’ we are going to Last summer, she said, Cate Friday July 17, 7 p.m. petes on the show — the final that she tried not to take it too take the family to Venice when and her dad faithfully tended a day of “Jeopardy! Kids’ Week.” seriously. “I was doing it just Cate graduates from eighth garden at the school that was An Evening with Elvis Described as gifted, self-mo- for fun.” grade,” he said. started by the late Sister of tivated, humble and a natural While the process was fun Heine said Cate is “one of Providence Merry Marcotte, Tribute Artist Brad McCravy leader by her principal and a overall, she said she did get a those kids who pops out of bed who died last February. with Barbara & Eddie past teacher, Cate was one of little nervous just before the in the mornings, and when she “She has a loving and giving 15 children selected nationwide filming. But once the game comes home she does her home- family,” Eul added. “I just can’t Sunday July 19, to compete on the TV show dur- began, she said, “it was really work on her own. We are totally say enough about her.” hands-off on her education.” In addition to Quick Recall, 5:30 p.m. ing spring break. exciting to hear a question and She and her family traveled be like, ‘Yeah, I know it.’ ” He said Sacred Heart Model Cate also plays on the school’s Barbara to Los Angeles for the filming. She said the most difficult School has offered her the right volleyball and basketball And though they know the re- category during the show cov- kind of challenge, and she’s teams. She and her family are Sodd sults of the show — as do a few ered dinosaurs. “I know noth- found peers to keep her on her members of St. Frances of close relatives — the family has ing about dinosaurs,” she said. toes. Rome Church. withDave Mehl’s kept the results well-gaurded. But other categories, such as Big Band “It’s been really hard” to those addressing pop culture YOUTH EVENTS keep the secret, Cate said dur- came easily because she and SPECIALS ing an interview at her home in her dad had reviewed a book on Clifton Heights last week. cultural literacy in preparation Kujenga leadership program planned for Governor’s Cup last spring. John E’s famous 6 oz. Petite Filet Mignon Her family’s choice to keep family dinner and homework Cate said she didn’t formally Kujenga Viongozi I, an Afri- Columbia Scholastic Press Asso- or Celestial Chicken Dinner ahead of TV is indicative of prepare for the TV show. But centric leadership process for ciation. The top 10 percent of en- served with house salad & baked potato. their lifestyle. Art and acade- she’s taken part in Quick Recall students in grades seven tries in the national competition $14.95 (Available Dining Room and Patio) mia seem to hold equal places at Sacred Heart Model School through nine, will be held July received a medal rating. in the household, as Steve since she was in the fourth 17-18 at the Flaget Center, Heine pursues his career as an grade. 1935 Lewiston Drive. The cost Going ‘down under’ STEAK & LOBSTER COMBO artist and mom Camy Camp- “It prepared me a lot,” she is $60 per person and includes A petite Filet Mignon & a Maine Lobster tail isano works as a physician. said. “Not only the buzzing re- lodging, meals, transportation, DeSales High School student served with a house salad and a baked potato $25.95 Cate says she could go in either action time, but a lot of the T-shirt and materials. Troy Mattingly, who will be a direction. So far, she said, she’s stuff I knew came from Quick For more information, call senior this fall, is one of four fascinated by art and by how Recall. I also got a good educa- the Office of Multicultural Min- runners from Kentucky who Enjoy our SUNDAY BRUNCH BUFFET the brain works. tion at Sacred Heart Model istry at 502-636-0296. will compete in the DownUnder 11:30 a.m.- 2:30 p.m. $10.50 Cate was selected to appear School.” Games to be held in Australia on kids’ “Jeopardy!” — for stu- Cate also credits her parents Young journalists this month. He will participate Call for reservations dents ages 10-12 — after taking for giving her the confidence to in cross-country competitions BARDSTOWN ROAD an online test and traveling to go into the “Jeopardy!” tests Assumption High School’s July 15 and 18. DeSales coach & HIKES LANE • 456 -1111 Chicago for another test and an and interview without feeling newspaper, The Rosecall, earned and alumnus, Paul Wise, will interview. 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Nevertheless, Deacon Mc- St. Joseph Summer Homecoming Picnic Kenzie is determined to see it 1406 E. Washington Street through. Saturday, July 11 Booths open at 3 p.m.; Chicken Dinners 3-7 p.m. “We are people of God, and in Air Conditioned Comfort • Mass celebrated at 4 p.m. we do what we are called to do,” Silent Auction • Showdown Poker • Children’s Activities he said during a visit to what Lic #0137 will again be Augustine Hall last week. 587-6871 “I can’t set a date and time Photos Special to The Record Serving the Louisville area for over 63 years when we’ll be finished, when we’ll have those men who need On June 27 a group of 14 deacons, including, from left to right above, Deacons Scott Haner, Keith McKenzie Linoleum & Carpet help actually living here again,” and Aurelio Puga, worked on repairing the Augustine Hall shelter for men with drug and alcohol dependency he said. “The slow economy problems. The shelter was heavily damaged by fire in April of 2007. Deacon Pat Wright, above left, worked to 937 S. Shelby St. isn’t helping us, but at the secure overhead supports in the shelter’s ceiling. Mon. - Fri. 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. • Sat. 9 a.m. - Noon same time I’ve received a lot of help and encouragement from He has no doubt, none what- for completing Augustine Hall. that there is progress again.” my brother deacons and from soever, that the project will be “I’m going to remain hope- Augustine Hall is a non- some local parishes and par- completed. ful, upbeat and optimistic,” he profit, charitable organization, ishes out in the state, too.” “As a deacon called to serve said, “because this is some- the deacon noted, so contribu- Among those who’ve con- in charity, I know I’m supposed thing that needs to be done. tions to it are tax-deductible. tributed to Augustine Hall so to see this through,” he said. These are people who need Anyone wishing to con- far are the people of the Basil- “And as a deacon who works help, and it’s what I’m sup- tribute to the project can reach ica of St. Joseph Proto-Cathe- with those facing drug and alco- posed to do. Deacon McKenzie by calling dral and St. Monica Church in hol dependence problems, I “Both my wife and I realize the Diaconate Office at 636- Summer Vacation Festival Bardstown, Holy Rosary parish know how much help these peo- that this is a test of persever- 0296 or by calling Deacon in Springfield, and St. Augus- ple need and how much they ance, and it may be true that McKenzie’s office at 587-9737. Friday-Saturday, July 10 & 11th tine, Our Mother of Sorrows, need to be treated with dignity some others would have Contributions can also be made St. Ignatius Martyr, St. James, and love. This is going to hap- walked away,” he continued. through St. Augustine Church Specials and Giveaways throughout the Village St. Louis Bertrand, Good Shep- pen; God will answer prayers, “But we realize that this is a in Louisville at 584-4602. t Radio Disney t Mr. Magic herd and St. Brigid churches in even in a time of economic ministry and a calling, and you “The $25,000 we need t Fireworks (Friday only) t Face Painting Louisville. downturn.” can’t walk away from that. wouldn’t allow us to do every- t Live Concert t Balloon Creations Deacon McKenzie said the In addition to the help of This is a difficult time, but it thing we need to get done,” t Gilbert Adams Magic Show t Inflatables project still “needs a lot of other deacons and their wives, makes us think about the suf- Deacon McKenzie noted. “But t WDJX Money Cube t Kids Crafts and Tennis money — we’re about $25,000 Deacon McKenzie said the do- fering of Christ and what he it would put us a good way short of being able to do what nations he’s received thus far went through. 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Local astronomer to discuss Galileo’s work Every Saturday Every Friday Night 2-5pm 6pm Continued from Page One with his peers the types of ob- earth, he was wrong, but his be able to do things such as give servations Galileo made of stars work led to all kinds of interest- this talk at Notre Dame. Doing written about and what he’ll and what he might have seen ing stuff.” research, teaching, I really love Visit westportvillage.com for the full schedule of events discuss at the Notre Dame con- and observed given the limita- Graney and fellow physicist it all.” ference on Saturday involves a tions of both his telescopes and and astronomer Henry Sipes, a Graney and his wife less-well-considered aspect of the world’s knowledge. member of St. Martin of Tours Christina and sons John Henry, Galileo’s work — his observa- For instance, when Galileo Church in Flaherty, Ky., have 18, and Joe, 14, live in Old Lou- Herr Lane at Westport Road tions of the stars. peered at a star through the two been doing observations and re- isville. “My presentation will dis- lenses of his more-than-a- search into Galileo’s observa- cuss what he found in these ob- meter-long telescope, what he tions of stars. servations that would support saw looked like a disc, just as a “We’ve worked on a mathe- and not support the modern planet would look through the matical model to determine view of the universe,” Graney same optical pieces. what the sky would have looked said during an interview last As a result of what he saw, like as Galileo perceived it,” week. Galileo “assumed all stars were Graney said. “When we pub- Galileo’s stellar observations like our sun, and that they were lished that work, I told Henry, ‘I are not widely known, Graney all basically identical,” Graney wonder when was the last time noted. For instance, some peo- said. visual observations were pub- ple — including amateur as- The image of stars that lished in an astronomical jour- tronomers — might not be Galileo was actually seeing was nal.’ ” In modern astronomy, the aware that the Trapezium, the distorted by the phenomenon of “observations” are usually done tight cluster of stars in the “diffraction,” which didn’t be- with the help of computers that heart of the constellation Orion, come widely known to as- analyze the work of radio tele- Please Join Us ! was discovered by Galileo. tronomers until about two cen- scopes or other technical, non- “He was the first to discover turies after Galileo’s work. optical devices. a double star,” Graney noted, When the light of a star Graney said he’s excited adding that Galileo’s observa- passes through a hole (such as about the opportunity to discuss St. Barnabas tions and measurements of the one made by the opening of a his work at Notre Dame, and Trapezium “were remarkable.” telescope), the light is broken he’s enthused about the free- “Galileo’s drawings and into a pattern of concentric cir- dom of academic pursuit his po- measurements concerning the cles that includes a bright disk sition with Jefferson Commu- Trapezium were tremendously in the middle. Galileo thought nity and Technical College al- accurate,” he said. “You can the disk in middle was the star lows. He’s a native of Owens- take his work and put a photo- itself — when he saw brighter boro, Ky., graduated from PICNIC graph (of the Trapezium) over stars, he thought that meant Owensboro Catholic High and the top and it is nearly a perfect they were closer to the earth. the University of Dayton. He match. You can compare his no- Conversely, the dim stars, he did his graduate work at the 3042 Hikes Lane - Rain or Shine tations and observations of the assumed, were farther away. University of Virginia. moons of Jupiter and Venus and “His ability to accurately “After grad school, I sent out some of the other planets with a judge the size of objects and the applications for teaching posi- modern planetarium program, measurements he took were as- tions and ended up here,” he Saturday, July 11 and Galileo’s work holds up re- toundingly accurate,” Graney said. “I’m having the time of my ally well.” said. “When it came to stars and life. I love the teaching aspect of Graney will discuss in detail their sizes and distances from my work, and it’s really nice to 4 p.m. to midnight Casino Tent • Games Infl atable Rides $ 5,000 Capital Prize Second Prize $ 1,000 $ 2 per Chance to Win CHANCE TO WIN QUEEN SIZE HANDMADE QUILT! Air Conditioned Dining Fish; Brats; Pulled Pork Sandwiches; Chicken Fingers; Hot Dogs; Nachos; Frozen Treats; and more… Ample Parking & Shuttle Service Additional parking will be available at Canaan Christian Church, 2840 Hikes Lane (the former Southeast Christian location). There will be continuous shuttles between this parking lot and the Picnic from 4 pm to midnight For additional information, please visit:

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