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VOL. Ill, NO. 41. Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy DECEMBER 29, 1961

TING WILL BENEFIT THE CHURCH, UNITY-SEEKERS, THE WORLD John Convokes Vatican Council For 1962 VATICAN CITY- (NO — Pope John XXIII has the world today with the yitality of the Church convoked the for 1962 that and said that the Church's, role is "to bring the this meeting of the entire hierarchy would benefit modern world into contact with the vivifying and not only the" Church but all those seeking unity ^ perennial energies of the Gospel." He said that and even improve the. world itself. it is because of the world's "spiritual poverty" that he had decided to call the council. The papal bull proclaiming the convocation for 1962 left the actual opening date unspecified. Characterizing today's world as one that "ex- The Supreme Pontiff said the Council will give alts itself with its conquests in technical and sci- the Church the "possibility of contributing more ef- entific fields but'which also brings the consequences ficaciously to the solution of problems of the of a temporal order which some have wished to modern age." He specifically asked both Catholics reorganize in a way that excludes God," the Holy and non-Catholics to pray for the council's suc- Father continued: cess. "This is why modern society is earmarked by Pope John contrasted the confusion besetting great material progress to which there is- no corresponding advance in the moral field." He cited the "completely Shun Force, World Rulers new and disconcerting fact" of worldwide militant atheism but reaffirmed his confidence Told In Christmas Message in Christ "Who has not left (Complete Text, Pages 8, 9>. ties of nuclear power and warn- the world which He redeem- ed rulers that they too are men, ed." VATICAN CITY '(NO — Pope "fragile and< mortal." He told John XXIII calledl on the rulers them that they have received The 2,500-word document in of nations to "shun all thought their power from God "not to Latin was read Christmas Day of force," as he renewed his destroy but to build, not to di- on the wintry porch of St. Pet- pleas for peace in the fourth vide but to unite, not to cause er's basilica by Archbishop Christmas message of his reign. tears to be shed but to provide Pericle Felice, general secretary Pope John broadcast his 3,000- employment and security." of the council's Central Prepara- word message to the world* over tory Commission, who received Radio Vatican and other net- Pope John .declared: it from the hands of the Pope. works- (Dec. 21). Following the "We cannot- believe that the 'HUMANAE SALUTIS' broadcast, translations^ 39 lan- terrifying energy now under Pope John's bull said the guages were put on-the air. the control of man will be re- ecumenical council will benefit , The Pontiff declared that the leased for the world's destruc- -the Church by promoting "the only means of achieving peace tion. For side by side with sanctification of its members, today is for men to imitate elements of fear and appre- the diffusion of revealed truth, Christ's goodness in a world hension, there are positive the consolidation of its agen- where men have become "calcu- signs of a. good will that is . cies." 1 lating, suspicious and selfish." constructive and productive PAPAL BULL proclaiming the Second Vatican cil for 1962. At right is Msgr . Enrico Dante of of good. The council will benefit sep- Council was signed by Pope John XXIII on the Vatican ceremonial office. The actual open- The Pope's talk took into ac- arated Christians seeking unity Christmas Day, convoking the ecumenical coun- ing date of the Council was not specified. count the destructive possibili- "While we give thanks to the by providing "premises of doc- Lord, the source of goodness, we trinal clarity and mutual char- (Continued on Page 2) (Continued on Page 2) 25 Dioceses To Take Part In Vocation Meeting Here Rain Forces Pope To Give The importance of promoting ami diocesan director of voca- vocations at the college level tions, is in charge of arrange- Christmas Blessing Indoors and an outline of the obstacles ments for the three-day meeting •which have decreased the need- VATICAN CITY (NO — the Vatican instead of from the ed number of priests and Sis- which opens with registration Christmas was busy for Pope central balcony of St. Peter's. highlight discussions from 5 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday. John XXIII. It was decided that the Pope, ^ meeting of vocations Two members of the hier- who had recently recovered directors from eastern dioceses The Pontiff's major preoccu- archy listed among principal from a cold, should not be ex- on Jan. 2-4 at the Hotel Ameri- pations included the signing of speakers are Bishop Paul J. posed to the rawness of the cana, Miami Beach. Hallinan of Charleston, S, C, the bull officially announcing soggy day. the Second Vatican Ecumenical Priests from more than 25 who will discuss "Recruiting for dioceses in the eastern section Vocations in College" during Council, and his Christmas of the U.S. will attend the Wednesday afternoon's sessions, broadcast to the world. § Pope John Prays sessions during which Bish- and Auxiliary Bishop Philip M. op Coleman F. Carroll and Hannan of Washington, who But he also found time to re- | For JFK's Father the Diocese of Miami will be will Speak on "Meeting the Vo- ceive a "delegation of children bearing gifts, to address the 'i VATICAN CITY (NO — ;j hosts. cation Obstacles" during the Is The Holy See has sent a mes- i closing dinner at 7:30 p. m. cardinals of , to offer Father dairies J. Walsh, Mi- A sage of condolence to Presi- Thursday. Mass, to deliver a discoursevto ^ dent John F. Kennedy on the the diplomats accredited to the. ;„• illness of his father, former Msgr. Martin J. Christopher Holy See, and to give another^ >{ U. S. Ambassador to Great *j i__ i A U-l,, r\#.«» of Washington will be the chair- talk wit en he imparted his *: Britain Joseph P. Kennedy. ' Jan. 1 A Holy Day man for the opening sessions at Christmas blessing to the city J The Feast of the Circum- 10 a.m. Wednesday when "Psy- >:-i Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, (Other Pictures, Page' T3) of Rome and the world. cision will be observed on chological Testing and Recent Voice Photo ; t Papal Secretary of State, as- New Year's Day, Monday Directives of the Holy See" will CUBAN REFUGEE children'were feted during Christmas parties For the first time in his

Page 2 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida TUTORING COUNTY- 25 Dioceses To Take Part Philip D. lewis, Realtor GUIDANCE WIDE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS ADELPHI HIGH SCHOOL PALM BEACH .COUNTY In Vocattbn Meeting Here 31 West 20th Street and BUSINESS COLLEGE See our ad Page 673, Phone Book (Continued from Page 1) Father Creston J. Tawes of Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 PL 7-7623, MU 1-3568, CE 8-1280 Charleston will be the chairman Diocese of Kansas City-St. Jo- of the opening session during seph. • which "The Vocation Director's "Fitting Lay Apostolic Activ- Norms for the Spiritual Direc- BONDED FRUIT SHIPPER ities into a Diocesan Vocation. tion of a Pre-Seminary Can- Program," will be the topic of didate" will be outlined by Fa- Joseph Fitzgerald, District Gov- ther Michael J. McLaughlin, AhifL JthsL Jb&&L (ok. P ernor of Serra International and Rockville Center. a member of the Miami Serra At 10:30 a. m. problems and Club; Michael Assalone, member obstacles which confront can- MIXED of the diocesan executive' board didates will be discussed by of the Confraternity of Chris- Msgr. Michael Carney of Wor- INDIAN tian Doctrine, and Edward At- cester, Mass., and Msgr. Mar- kins, executive board member tin W. Christopher of Wash- RIVER Vi BU. of the Miami Diocesan Union of ington. Holy Name Societies. FRUIT Delegates will be luncheon Father Lamar J. Genovar, guests at 1 p. m. Thursday at moderator of the Diocesan St. John Vianney Minor Semi- Price Includes Express Council of Catholic Men, will nary where Msgr. William Fur- be the chairman. long of Newark, N. J., will Msgr. William F. McKeever, speak on "The Pontifical Socie- Miami diocesan superintendent ty for Priestly Vocations." CITRUS IS OUR of schools, will be the chairman Chairman will be Msgr. Paul of the first afternoon session J. Taggart of Wilmington, Del. during which Bishop Hallinan ' Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ONLY BUSINESS will speak. "The Role of the will preside at the closing din- Parish Priest in Fostering Vo- ner in the Caribbean Room of cations to the Priesthood" will the Hotel Americana. Photo By Bill Sanders be discussed by Father Thomas Finnegan of Boston at the .2:30 p. m. session. TEXOLITE PAINTS JOE CRAVERO PRODUCT OF U.S. GYPSUM Day Of Prayer Next Sunday Msgr. James • J. McLaughlin of Bridgeport, Conn, will serve 13th Aye. and N.W. 22nd St. For Victims Of Red Tyranny as chairman. Paints by Jeffrey's (Wholesale Market) Tel. FR 4-6191 Following a coffee-break the 5510 N.W. 2nd Ave. PL 1-5113 A Day of Prayer for persecut- their human rights, their liberty sessions will reconvene at 3:45 ed Catholics of communist-dom- and security, their homes and p.m. when representatives of inated countries will be observ- families, above all the oppor- religious orders of women sta- tunity to enjoy freely and with- ed in the Diocese of Miami on tioned in South Florida will com- out fear the supreme blessings prise a panel under the chair- Sunday, Dec. 31. of their holy faith. manship of Father John E. Cor- rigan of Washington. In all parish churches and Inspire in us who have never chapels there will be a special suffered these great misfortunes Father Walsh will be the Holy Hour devotion for the spir- an everincreasing spirit of char- chairman of the Wednesday itual comfort and freedom of ity toward our persecuted breth- evening session which begins at the millions who belong to the ren throughout the world, so 8 p. m. in the Yucatan Room. . "Church of Silence." that, out of our own spiritual re- sources, our heritage of religious "Boarders and Day-Hops in Bishop Coleman F. Carroll the Minor Seminary," "Reach- has asked that everyone in the and political freedom, our ma- terial substance, we may do ing the Public Schpol Students" diocese participate in the spir- and "Vocation Clubs in Schools" itual observance. . more and more to brighten their night of exile, to lighten then- will be the topics of Msgr. Ches- The following prayer has been burdens, to strengthen them in ter Michael, Richmond; Father John Kennelly, Chicago; Fa- 1962... proposed for recitation during patient hope until the day when, the Holy Hour and at other God willing and helping, they ther Thomas Clancy, Brooklyn, times during the day: also may know again the joy of and Father Joseph Knorr, the Peace that You brought to Pittsburgh. 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This year there were two Gori led a procession from the Mountain Valley Water may be taken whenever any innovations in the centuries- little church to the basilica and liquid may be consumed. old ways of commemorating the Grotto of the Nativity. Rev- the birth of the Prince of 3. Beneficial for health. Ask your doctor how 6 to 8 glasses erently he carried a life-size FRIEND AND PROTECTOR of some 275 children at the Tala Peace. One was a large Na- figure of the infant Jesus, daily for 8 or more weeks helps to promote the best pos- - tivity scene in Manger Square sible health. ' leper colony in the Philippines is Father Anthony Leo Hofstee, dressed in silk swaddling O.P. of Seattle, Wash. A former Air Force chaplain who came just, outside the Orthodox-held clothes. Basilica of the Nativity. It to Tala after World War II, Father Hofstee has cared for more MASSES AT GROTTO ^fountainValley than 800 children of lepers during the past 14 years in the islands. was complete with live shep- Lake Worth JU 21367 herds in the authentic garb Once within the grotto the Phone FR 3-2484 of Jordanian sheep herders. Patriarch set the figure down 301 S.W. 8th Street Ft. Lauderdale JA 2-6032 upon the Gold Star of the Na- India.Appoints Christians Another innovatiop' was a tivity in the grotto floor. large television screen set up in Manger Square. The thousands The tiny grotto and basilica To Rule In Catholic Goa who could not fit into the were crowded with worshipers, Don't miss it! ^. . Church of St. Catherine — the including many Christian Arabs, BOMBAY (NO — India ap- ing that 1,300-mile enclave from Catholic church adjoining -the dressed in flowing robes and pointed Christians to administer Portugal. 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From Dubuque To St. Paul Paints by Jeffrey's WASHINGTON (NO — Pope Returning to Illinois, the 5510 N.W. 2nd Ave. PL 1-5113 John XXIII has transferred the future Archbishop filled sev- Most Rev. Leo Binz from the eral pastoral assignments; was Archbishopric of Dubuque to secretary to, the Most Rev. SOLVE YOUR HEATING that of St. Paul. Edward F. Hoban, then PROBLEMS NOW! The action of the Holy Father Bishop of Rockford and now * was announced by Archbishop Archbishop-Bishop of Cleve- Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Del- land, and was later Chancellor egate in the United States. of the Diocese of Rockford. The See of St. Paul has He joined the staff of the been vacant since the death Apostolic Delegation here in of Archbishop William O. Bra- 1936 and served as secretary dy in Rome last October. until November, 1942, when he was named of The Archdiocese of St. Paul Pinara and Coadjutor Bishop ITALIAN BISHOP Renato Luisi of Bovino, Italy, administers will be the third See in which and Apostolic Administrator First Holy Communion to 124 children of Nativity parish in Archbishop Binz has served as of the Diocese of Winona, Hollywood during the prelate's recent visit. Father Hugh Flynn, a member of the hierarchy. He Minn. pastor, is at left and Father, Ignacio Hualde, assistant, right. has held offices of high res- In November, 1949, Bishop ponsibility almost continuously Binz was named Titular Arch- p h ed since his ordination in Rome 37 bishop of Silyum and Coadjutor SAMPLE OF RATES: £n e MANTELS years ago. From 2,000 4,000 ' These individually styled, highly pol- with right of succession to Arch- MIAMI TO: LBS. LBS. Challenge To Bible Reading ished stone mantels add a warm, bishop Rohlman. When Archbish- Atlanta, Ga. $155.40 $255.20 Archbishop Binz was born in Baltimore, Mi. 207.00 354.00 friendly, yet distinctive touch to your op Rohlman resigned, Arch- Brooklyn, N.Y. 237.60 417.20 home needs. Amatingly low priced from Stockton, 111., and attended Lor- Chicago, III. 243.00 428.00 bishop Binz succeeded to the See $65 to $125. Renewed In Penna. Schools as College, Dubuque, before en- Cleveland, Ohio 237.60 417.20 of Dubuque. A year before, Pope Pittsburgh, Pa. 228.00 400.00 tering St. Mary's Seminary, Bal- 227.00 395.20 PHILADELPHIA (NO — A Pius XII had named Archbishop Philadelphia, Pa. timore. He took his courses in Washington, D.C. 207.00 354.00 BARNES Cast Stone Shop Binz an Assistant at the Papal Ace RB Van Lines, Inc. 262 NW 54th St. • Ph. PL 9-0314 special ^three-judge Federal theology at the .Sulpician Semi- Throne. 2136- N.W. 24th Ave. NE 5-6496 court has taken under advise- nary in this city and the North ment a challenge to Bible read- American College in Rome. He Archbishop Binz has served ing in the public schools of was ordained in Rome and for as president general of the Na- Pennsylvania. two years took post-ordination tional Catholic Educational As- The Center Attorney Henry W. Sawyer, studies at the Gregorian Univer- sociation, and as a member of r representing Edward L. sity, at the same time serving the Administrative Board of the as an instructor in the North Schempp, said the practice National Catholic Welfare Con- reading practice was submitted American College. ference: "prefers one religion over an- to the court on behalf of the other, contrary to the basic Jewish Community Council of DO YOU NEED: concept of the First Amend- Greater Philadelphia. It argued ment." Wood Floors sanded and refinished? that the practice establishes STATE FARM B. R. In September, 1959, a Fed- one religion over another. Terrazzo Floors ground and sealed? eral district court ruled that LIMEGROVER since the Bible is "essentially a New Linoleum or Vinyl Floor? religious work," its reading in CALL: the public schools "amount's to $5,000 Bus Bill religious instruction." ^ For Catholic Pupil TU 7-9491 The decision was appealed to HAMPTON-ZIROLLI ALBANY, N. Y. (NO — The 601 HIALEAH DR. the U.S. Supreme Court. But in INSURANCE Experienced, Licensed, Bonded Experts the meantime the state legisla- State Education Commissioner HIALEAH 2571 S.W. 67th Ave. MO 5-3511 - MO 5-3512 ture enacted a new law permit- has ruled that a Catholic school •H Ernest F. DeSonie Mgr. — Member of Little Flower Paris ting children to be excused pupil must be given tax-paid from attendance at the Bible transportation to the school she reading sessions at the request of their parents. reaches by island-hopping. The pupil is 14-year-old Patri- The high court then returned cia Cooper, of Southold, N.Y. the case to the lower court. She attends Sacred Heart Aca- In the new argument before demy, Sag Harbor, and to get the Federal court here, Sawyer there must travel 9.85 miles by NOW! EARN MORE! maintained that the non-com- a ferry boat ride from her home pulsory feature of the new law to Shelter Island, across the is- land by road and again by ferry simply means that children On Deposits In The Bank who do not wish to take part boat to Sag Harbor. in the Bible reading must de- For 3 Months Or More A recent amendment* to the clare in effect: "We're not But Less Than One Year Protestants." New York school transportation PER ANNUM law requires that school boards C. Brewster Rhoads, attorney must provide transportation for EFFECTIVE On Deposits In The Bank for the Abington Township any school child who lives less PER ANNUM For One Year Or More school district, argued that the than 10 miles from his school. new law eliminates compulsion JANUARY 1, 1962 The school district has said from the Bible reading. He said that a public carrier has esti- Jjj^empp had failed to show that mated that the cost of transport- Ij rights had been impaired ing Patricia to and from school unaer the law. would be about $5,000 per school A brief attacking the Bible year.

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December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Paae 5 Make a Masterpiece

Peace And What It Means NCWC Study On U.S. Aid To Pope John And Nehru Presents Issue Calmly It seems likely that people of all leligions m reading the By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN was concerned about protect- Christmas message pf Pope John XXIII published in the daily ing its own selfish interests papers found themselves contrasting it with the recent words The NCWC study cites the and unconcerned about the and deeds of Prime Minister Nehru of India. famous Oregon School case de- common good. Behind our cision (Pierce vs. Society of pleas for "religious liberty" TTiey could not help but remember that both men for some Sisters) as rebutting the plea years past have repeatedly spoken on the subject of peace, and and "distributive justice," for a single, they imagined they could dis- the world media of communication gave their thoughts unusual c o m p u Isory prominence. One in the temporal order, the other in the spiritual, cern a grab for money and school system. power. each had reminded mankind of the obligations of conscience with And in refuting regard to morality and deplored the use of force. My hope is that this i. the charge of study will set a new tone in' Now we know that Nehru was kidding all the time. He was "divisive- our public relations with our playing games, deadly serious games, with his eyes riveted on ness," the fellow citizens. It should serve the Portuguese enclaves. To the disillusionment~of many, who study quotes to remind us that we should hadn't seen the straw showing through, he has shattered his not a Catholic keep our eyes fixed on the very carefully contrived image of the international peacemaker. He voice but the core of the whole controversy has at long last revealed he believes in the same kind of rela- American — the legal validity of Federal tive morality that inspired the evil deeds of Hitler, Stalin and Jewish Com- Father Sheerin ard to church schools under the Khrushchev. mittee. Constitution. Once again our faith in the Church has good reason to be The backers The NCWC study of the con- strengthened. We know that when Pope John speaks on peace of the Oregon law which the stitutionality of Federal aid to and the obligations of all men, his words reflect the unchanging Supreme Court had ruled un- religious schools is a master- truths of God. We need never fear that he will some day repudi- constitutional had asserted that piece of legal scholarship. It ate the principles of justice and charity laid down for the at- the state should not tolerate re- concentrates attention on the tainment of peace by Pope Pius Xll at the end of World War ligious schools because they di- crux of the whole question of II or by. Leo the Great in the Fifth century vide the community into cliques aid to such schools: "Is Fed- and cults that are taught a No wonder, in his Christmas message, Pope John warned eral aid forbidden by the Con- "narrow view of life. The. with paternal intensity that "mutual distrust is making conditions stitution?" American Jewish Committee progressively worse." How sadly clear is Nehru's contribution 2 Kinds of Anti-Communists: THE RELEVANT ISSUE brief replied that religious to disillusionment and cynicism. Pope John went on, "Man is Many Catholic writers on the schools actually serve to elimi- no longer a brother, good, merciful and loving to his fellow subject in recent months have nate divisive prejudices. men, but has become a stranger, calculating, suspicious and One Helps U.S., One Doesn't gone far afield. They have la- SITTING IN JUDGMENT selfish." mented the moral injustice of By JOSEPH A. BREIG He's the over-excited person Then the brief went on to say May all men listen to his wise words and accept the remedy who sniffs and smells conspir- "double taxation" of Catholic You are anti-communist. that the description of moral he proposes, namely, to imitate the "goodness of Christ" and acy everywhere. parents or they have extolled Good. So am I. Thank heaven, and religious teaching as "nar- to seek to inculcate Christian goodness in ourselves. " PANICKY PEOPLE the quality of Catholic educa- so is almost everybody. The row" fs quite incorrect. It de- tion or cited its contribution to job of awakening the public to He's a reverse dupe, and the nied that parents who are anxi- busier he is, the more he helps the strengthening of public mo- the menace of communism has ous for the future welfare and rality and patriotic loyalty. All been done. communism and harms anti- happiness of their children and A New Permanent Church communism. these are important factors but who dedicate them to moral, not quite relevant to the cen- The communists themselves •The dedication of St. Francis Xavier Church in Fort Myers You want the right kind of ethical and religious -principles tral issue — the interpretation helped to do that. Folks haven't last Saturday is understandably news of the first importance to leadership. are "narrow." of the Constitution. forgotten the butchery in Hun- the members of the parish who have worked so long and zeal- : Underlying the unfaltering ju- gary, or the war in Korea, or You have no wish to be fok The Jewish Committee assert ously with the pastor to bring about the fulfillment of this dream. dicial wisdom of the study is an Khrushchev pounding his shoe lowing confused or peculiar peo- ed that the advocates of state However, while we congratulate them we realize there is a monopoly of education were sit- admirable respect for the foes broader significance in this dedication which stands as an event in the UN. ple who are running nowhere like mad. ting in judgment on their fellow- of Federal aid to religious of more than passing interest to the entire diocese. Furthermore, the ugly wall is citizens whose ideals differed schools. The preface of the St. Francis Xavier is the fifth permanent church erected there in Berlin to remind every- You want your anti-commu- from theirs. "How does such a study modestly expresses the since the Diocese of Miami was established three years ago. body. nism to be successful, not a mental attitude differ from that hope that the document "will at Preceding it were Corpus Christi, St. Rose of Lima and St. Hugh, big bust. which prevailed when govern- least have provided a basis for all in Miami, and St. Pius X in Fort Lauderdale. The problem now is not to So what do you -do? ments sought to enforce unifor- a continuing public dialogue re- get people to be anti-commu- mity of religious beliefs and specting these problems." •- It is very interesting to note that in this same three year Begin by taking time to think period 25 parishes have been opened and 19 temporary churches nist. The problem is to help punished nonconformists as Its ironic tone will certainly and study. and four mission churches have been built. Here is the proof, them to be intelligently anti- criminals?" invite non-Catholics to read it communist. And effectively B©t apparent to everyone, that the Church is most anxious in Communism is a big prob- In the new year there will carefully and courteously. Its anti-communist. every newly developed neighborhood to provide facilities for the - lem. It's not one you can just be a resumption of the contro- argumentation sparkles with worship of God and the reception of the. Sacraments. Always You're a sensible person. plunge into without prepara- versy over aid to Catholic logic, but it is a "sweet reas- the first thought of both priesl and people in a new parish is: You have no desire to waste tion. schools. Last year this con- onableness" that does not at- Where can the Mass be offered with dignity and reverence? time in futile gestures, point- Eefuse to be panicked. The troversy did considerable tempt to demolish the opposi- Temporary churches were the answer to the pressing need less activities, empty noise. •panicky people are at least 15 harm to the Church. The emo- tion with sledge - hammer everywhere. years behind the times. tional quality of much of our blows but to persuade it by It is good to see that five parishes have matured to the You want results. support for such aid did not means of a genial and re- Oh, sure, we've got problems. point that a permanent church has been established, and the remove the suspicion of many spectful presentation of the You're not interested in blun- case. provisional structure is now ready to serve another important, dering around doing more harm But don't think the commu- non-Catholics that the Church but less essential need. These new churches, incidentally, are than good. nists haven't got them. They've the beautiful, dignified edifices we want and expect as the perma- TRUTH, NOT LIES got m&re than we have. The Diocese of Miami nent House of God. They stand as remarkable tributes to the You believe in justice and If there was ever a time for Weekly Publication extraordinary generosity and spirit of cooperation of our Catholic fair play and decency. being terrified, it was the years Embracing Florida's 16 South- people in the Diocese of Miami. right after World War II. It ern Counties: Broward, Char- lotte, Collier, I>ade, DeSoto, For instance, you don't want looked then as if communism Glades, Hardee, Hendry, High- lands, Indian River. Lee, Martin, to call folks communists if might take over all of Europe. Monroe, Okeechobee, P a 1 m they're anti-communists. You VOICEBeach, St. L.uoie. Vocation Leaders To Meet want truth, not lies. 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December 29, 1961 Tfff VOICE Miami, Florida Time Is Running Out, New Year Emphasizes ALIAR BOY NAMED *'< By Father James J. Walsh that you always have time The beginning of a new for God and the things of year always pinpoints the mys- God. Be concerned with the tery surrounding time. Time is Looking bac'c over the past, con- the soul. St. Paul harped on soul and the needs of the one thing that everybody has. science reproaches for the waste this thought: "Behold now, is soul. First things first, when the acceptable time ... It is Many complain they have too of time, for the failure to use time is being used. The past little. Others la- now the hour for us to rise minutes and hours as the means reproaches most people with ment they have to fulfilling duties. But then from sleep, because now pur salvation is nearer . . ." the regrettable fact they so much on their looking ahead, the new year of* hands. Some were too busy with material fers more time, more hope and When the fun accompanying find that an hour things to find sufficient time fresh opportunities. a new year subsides, often the of stress seems uncomfortable thought creeps for spiritual things. as long as a Ben Franklin recorded an un- in with the suggestion that "the weekend, while derstatement when he said night is far advanced, the day It is so easy to be too busy others claim "Time is money." Time is is at hand." And it is true that with work or play or family to that a happy more valuable than money. every new year serves as a give God the time which jus- Father Walsh week passes like Money cannot buy it. Wasn't warning there is less time left tice demands. Some are so a day. The it Queen Elizabeth who closed . . . the treasure has been busy, there is no time for young have no regard for it, her life with the despairing dipped into freely. Mass. Saturday for some is al- and spend it lavishly, reckless- words, "All my possessions for ways so crowded with activity ly. The old who have learned a moment of time"? This must explain the custom there is no time for confession, of making New Year's resolu- and so on. its value measure out carefully We are living in a time-saving tions. We have a sense of guilt the time left. generation. It is a veritable about the past. We want the fu- It is not morbid on New mania now to cut seconds off a By and large, for most people ture to be better, or rather we Year's day to face reality — race record, minutes off a plane time passes too quickly. Dates want earnestly to do better in the real hard fact that time is trip, and hours off a voyage. come and go, and unfinished the future. St. Paul advises, running out. It is vanishing Efficiency experts are trying to work piles up. There wasn't therefore, "See to it that you swiftly. Every moment that re- wring the most possible minutes enough time, one explains in walk with care; not as unwise, mains is precious. Every mo- out of an eight hour day. self - defense. It worries us. We but as wise, making the most ment is a priceless opportunity to do the very things which at try to analyze time, because its Even when we are relax- of your time." the hour of death we would irresistible march seems to con- ing, there is the uneasy feel- give anything to have done. "Stand up, everyone! I think I hear Monsignor now!" flict with our plans. Our expres- ing that time is precious. And In other words, see to it sions about time, are so common it is. It is God's unique and they have become corny — transient gift. Not without rea- Where does time go? How time son has He measured out one flies! Where has the last year moment at a time. No one A Resolution For A Spiritual Revolution gone? We know these are idle gets in his grasp more than questions. We do not expect an- a few seconds. The past hour By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN, CP from ourselves to find the cross swers. is gone with such finality that that our Lord tells us we must it may as well have occurred If you're perfectly content take up daily. Each of us ha? Long ago, St. Augustine, last century. The next hour with the state of your spiritual our cross built within the frame- for some sincere soul-searching up his cross, and follow me." who solved many problems may never be experienced. progress, then stop reading this work of ur own human nature. — for an honest appraisal of (Matthew 16:24) Apply this one was as mystified as the rest column. If you have a healthy Indeed, the greatest cross of your past — and for some wise sentence to .your daily life for of us about time. "What .is It's healthy spiritually to discontent with many of us is simply the put- planning for the future. New one year, and you won't recog- time?" he asked one day. "If think of this, especially at the your spiritual ting up with ourselves. The re- Year's reminds us not only of nize yourself at its close. nobody asks me, I know, but beginning of a new year. It is life, then read fined selfishness that is part and the fleeting nature of time, if I were desirous to explain a simple act of self-deception about a resolu-. parcel of our personality can be but also that we have precious" To follow Christ means, it to one that should ask me, to drift along as if there will tion that will cured only by the Cross of little with which to purchase first of all, to make Him the plainly I know not." always be plenty of time to do cause a spiritu- Christ. al revolution in our eternity. chief study of your life. It what conscience insists should calls for meditation and study The important thing about be done — and done now. your life. time is not so much what it is, Here's a resolution that will of His words. It needs the in- Start off by taking yourself as how we regard it, how we Now and then we have to re- The start of be a real challenge for 1962. tention to life of His life by just as you are. Then be deter- use it. And this is the aspect of member < in order to keep our Our Blessed Lord-said: "If any- prayer and the Sacraments. mined to do your best with the ^Fattier Kilian another year is materials on hand. You have time which makes every new balance, that time is given to a good time for one wishes to come after me, It Will lead to the mirroring year a blend of regret and joy. us for one thing only — to save making resolutions. It's a time let him deny himself, and take of Him in your daily life. It the blueprints in the life of Our is the wholehearted living of Lord. You have the guidance the committment you made to and inspiration of His words Christ on the day of your Bap- and His representatives. You tism. Actually, it means that can contact Him and His life Encyclical Prompts Union Debate you intend to substitute Christ through prayer and the Sacra- for yourself in your daily life. ments. And you have the reas- surance that you don't have: to By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS his interpretation of Catholic Undoubtedly, every Christian walk alone, for this Constant teaching on the union shop. At a press conference in Dal- wants to walk with Christ, but Companion not only shares your las, during the recent inter- The record clearly shows him not everyone is willing to pay life, but has a healing compas- American congress of the Con- take action on the encyclical's much to the point in view of the to be mistaken on this point. the price. The determination to sion and a divine insight into fraternity of Christian Doctrine, points. fact that a disagreement has The fact is that, of the many follow Him must be more than your slightest needs. Cardinal Cicog- already risen among American a half-hearted hope or a weak- clerics wholiave written on the What do you need to bring nani, Papal Sec- From disputes, his "Eminence Catholics as to whether Pope kneed wish. It must be a truly ethics of the union shop, only a Christ more perfectly into retary of State said, "there will then emerge John's new encyclical favors or effective resolution that doesn't for some temptation to use truth opposes the principle of the few agree with Father Coogan's count the cost implied in the your life during this year — and former Ap- point of view. and consequently more per- ostolic Delegate as a weapon of personal triumph union shop. perfect following of Our Blessed Lord. fectly into the world that to the United or as a bludgeon for silencing The vast majority, in line with their adversaries. Hence the The public -airing of this dis- needs Him so badly? Only one States com- agreement will do no harm if the position taken by a dozen Immediately after inviting us thing — to will it! You need Pope's paternal counsel that in mented on Pope both sides follow the advice of or more bishops in their respec- to follow Him, Our Blessed Sav- in short, a firm resolution. John's new so- their discussions 'Catholics His Holiness in the matter. tive dioceses and ecclesiastical ior adds: "Let him deny him- One that will cause a spiritual cial encyclical, should be alert to preserve and provinces, believe that while the self." Living for God calls for revolution in your life. It's the The disagreement I am refer- union shop should not be im- sgr. Higgins »Mater et Mag- give evidence of mutal esteem a dying to self. The quest for only one that can save the and respect.' ring to was brought out into the posed by law, it may legitimate- the perfect love of God implies world — and yourself! istra." open just a few weeks ago by ly be negotiated by labor and an unselfish dedication to the "But lest Catholics remain the publication of a leaflet, management through the proc- love and interests of God. Christ He said, among other things, immobilized in interminable "Pope John and the Right To ess of collective bargaining. didn't ask us to give up somer that the principles' outlined in debating, the Pope concludes Work," which was written for Scot Bishop Visits They also believe that right to thing, but rather someone — and the encyclical are for the entire by admonishing that 'at the the National Right to Work Com- that someone is ourselves. If we Parishes In Islands world and that it is up to each same time, they should strive mittee by Father John Coogan, work legislation is harmful to the development of a sound sys- sacrifice all our selfish desires, OBAN, Scotland (NO — Bish- country to apply them wisely. to find points of agreement S. J. there is no need for any further tem of industrial relations in this op Stephen^McGill of the rugged for efficacious and suitable ac- mortification to become a saint. He noted that Pope John had tion.' " Father Coogan, a member of country. Their point of view on West Scotland diocese of Argyll the board of directors of the these matters has not changed said this in the encyclical and We deny ourselves first by and the Isles has spoken per- I have no way of knowing National Committee, argues in since the publication of the new had predicted that "conflicts our daily struggle against whether Cardinal Cicognani, in this leaflet "with no fear of suc- encyclical. mortal sin. Simply to stay sonally to about 9,000 of the 11,-- over interpretation and of spe- highlighting the Holy Father's cessful contradiction, that ab- alive in Christ involves an un- 000 Catholics in his diocese since Perhaps the time has come for cific applications will arise." counsel on this important mat- solutely nothing in the new dramatic but very real Jtind becoming Bishop last year.. both sides in this controversy to ter, had in mind any particular encyclical justifies compulsory of daily martyrdom. Previous The Cardinal repeated the disagreement among American unionism." agree to disagree temporarily To do this, the Bishop said, Pope's warning that Catholics on the particular point in ques- sinfulness must be atoned for, Catholics over the meaning of and future possible sin must he had visited every one of his in such conflicts should preserve the new social encyclical. Father Coogan leaves the tion — namely, the ethics of mutual respect lor their oppo- impression that only "a few the union shop — and to strive be avoided, but the real strug- parishes scattered among the nents and avoid being so engag- The warning sounded by His clerics identified with compul- "to find points of agreement for gle is in the present hour. islands and lochs of the Atlantic ed in debate that ~they fail to Eminence was timely and very sory unionism" disagree with efficacious and suitable action." Nor do we have to go far coast.

December 29, 1961 THE VOICE , Miami, Florida TEXT OF APPEAL TO WORLD LEADERS Pope John's Christmas Message VATICAN CITY (NC) — which still preserve their lively between men, whether be- If we consider mutual rela- Following is the text of an personal style. Listen to his tween individuals of the same tionships as they exist today in English translation made words: nation or the same trade, or national and international af-. available by the Vatican "Generatio . . . Christi origo whether on a universal scale fairs, we can see how far they Press Office of the Christ- est populi christiani, et natalis in the world as a whole, which still are from the Divine Teach- mas Address of His Holi- capitis natalis est corporis." Be- belongs to all and should ing which shines in the age of ness Pope John XXIII giv- loved* children, what beautiful guarantee to all employment the Old Testament and bursts en on December 21 and words are these: "The birth of and a life of peace. out into perfect light with the calling on the world's lead- Christ is the birth of the Chris- To this threefold light of coming of the Divine Master in ers for renewed efforts for tian people; the birthday of the peace in truth, in unity, in jus- the fulness of time. peace. Head is the birthday also of the tice, would it not be well to All His teaching is an invi- The Birthday of The Lord, the body." And he continues: add, this year, for our greater tation to peace, for it pro- Feast of Peace. "Even though everyone of spiritual profit, a fourth ray, claims the blessedness of No matter how one seeks to those who are called has his the light of goodness, "pax peace. But here, on the con- tell the glories of the great own proper place, and even Christi in bonitate" (the peace trary, under the cloak of fair mystery and to express the ful- though the children of the of Christ in goodness). words — when, at least, the ness of grace which gladdens Church are separated in time, How gladly do we turn our outward appearance is main- every believer in Jesus Christ nevertheless the whole body thoughts towards the glorious tained, and even that unfortu- at this time, it is impossible to of the faithful born of the Kingdom of Christ in the spirit nately is not always the case surpass, what those few words waters of Baptism . . . is of the liturgy, which is soon to — there is often a spirit op- contain. given life with Christ in this say: "The King of Peace is posed to peace. This, then, is the message of Nativity . . . And so the glorified and all the earth longs It is the pride of the man of Bethlehem: the glory of God, greatness of the gift which is for His favor. The King of power who destroys. It is the Peace is glorified over all the true peace, and the invitation to bestowed on us requires of us greed of the man of wealth who kings of the whole earth", (Ves- human will to correspond with a reverence befitting its hardens his' heart to the needs pers of Christmas). Let it be, so great a gift. "Gloria in ex- splendor . . . What is more in 'of his brothers (1 John 3, 17). keeping with the dignity of to- then, the peace of Christ in,, It is the callousness, of the com- celsis Deo; pax hominibus bo- goodness. nae voluntatis" (Luke 2, 14). day's feast than peace, which placent man who pays no heed to the great cry of suffering In the course of centuries the at the Lord's birth was for Humble Of Heart which exists in the world. It is literature of those countries in the first time proclaimed by The first thing that we see is the selfishness of the man who •which the light of Christ has the choir of angels? It is Jesus inviting us from the crib thinks exclusively of himself. shone has been unable to add peace that gives life to the sons of God, it is the nurse of of Bethlehem, anticipating the anything to this threefold revel- occasions in His later life when ation which was declared to goodness and the mother of Goodness Is Lacking unity . . . The birthday of Our He, the Divine Master; will be men at the coming of the Son held in reverence and hailed In every case it is the good- of God into the world. Lord is the birthday of peace, for, as the Apostle says: 'He as rabbi by the enthusiastic ness of Christ which is lacking, This is now the fourth Christ- himself is our peace' (Eph. 2, crowds, and will say to them: and which above all must pro- mas on which We (the poor son 14)." "Learn from Me, for I am meek vide the antidote to this spirit of the people — if We may and humble of heart" (Matt. of contradiction and hard-heart- N. C. Photos Of enly express what We inward- The peace of wise and up- 11, 29). edness, paving the way to a Supreme Pontiff Reads Christmas Message ly consider Ourself to be — right men — to paraphrase St. more peaceful attitude to things.- Leo's thought, which comes This voice from the crib is called to the summit of the the outward manifestation of Jn Our encyclical, Mater et to be found in giving a wel- dered to the harmonious asso- priesthood and the government from above and raises up on Magistra, it was Our wish to high — is not to be confused the "goodness" of Jesus, of come to Jesus of Bethlehem, the ciation of citizens based on of the Church) have, by the which He is the living reality stress the fact that "when men with the easy-going indulgence Lamb of God, who has come to peace, respect and friendship. help of God's grace, put all Our and the divine source and are animated by the charity of of lovers "of this world. It stands take away the sin of the world All the relationships of the heart into declaring this great whose grace is the universal Christ, they feel united, and the out against every obstacle and (cf. John 1, 29), in having re- social order are. founded on message of peace. authority of peace for all the needs, sufferings and joys of course to His grace, in putting goodness, which St. Leo the spurs men away from danger- world. others are felt as their own. Rejoiced In Past ous pleasures to where true into practice His teaching of Great recommends in the most This authority, alas, full of Consequently the action of each mercy. vivid language: "To commit in- joys are to be found. May we, one — as We said — cannot On the previous occasions We humility and meekness, and O blessed feast of Christmas: justice and to make reparation united in a single will and a help but be more disinterested, rejoiced to set the peace of holding out the joy of univer- meeting place of simple folk, — this is the prudence of this single conviction, at one in faith more energetic, morejiumane, Bethlehem before all mankind sal peace, remains with the invitation to inner purity, to world. On the contrary, not to and hope and love be led thither because charity is patient, is from three different points of passing of the years a sign goodness to all men, for "the render evil for evil is the vir- by the Spirit of Peace (St. Leo, kind . . . seeketh not her own view. Always the peace of of contradiction and of the kindness of God, Our Saviour, tuous expression of Christian Sermon XXVI (On the Nativity . . . rejoiceth not in iniquity, Christ, but as seen in the radi- obstinate hardness of men in dawned on us, His great love forgiveness . . . Therefore let ance of its noblest manifesta- VI), II, III, V; Migne, PL 54 - but rejoiceth with the truth . . . 213,214,216). their relations with one an- for men" (Tit. 3, 4). humility be loved and let the tions: peace and justice, peace other. hopeth all things, endureth all faithful shun all arrogance. and unity, peace and truth. things" (1 Cor. 13, 4-7;'A.A.S. It is sad to have to de- Honorable Priesthood If we look at the events of plore evil, but merely to de- Let everyone give prefer- In this threefold radiance the LIII, (1961) p. 461). These are the sublime words recent times, we might well plore it does not remove it. ence to his brethren before most important and most pre- It is good that the supplica- of St. Leo, and they speak clear- say that in our day fear and We must desire, accomplish himself, and let no one seek cious blessings of mankind bril- tion for peace which rises up ly on points of doctrine and of alarm are producing a burning and exalt the good. It is good- his own interest, but that of liantly shine forth. As an expres- this year from the crib of practical life. Everything is fever of estrangement one from ness that we must openly pro- his neighbor, so that where sion of the good wishes which Bethlehem should be an invo- there: Holy Church, with all its another. And though this is un- claim before the world, so all are filled with benevo- men at this season exchange cation of goodness, an appre- ranks of believers, its honorable conscious in many cases, it is, that it shines out and perme- lence, there may be no place among themselves there is ciation, of true brotherhood, a priesthood and its supreme pon- for all that, noticeable in deal- ates every form of individual left for the poison of enmity" nothing more suitable than this resolution of sincere coopera- tificate acting as an instrument ings with others, and leads to and social activity. (Sermon XXXVII (on the manifold effulgence of the rich- tion, shunning all intrigue and destined by God for the uniting continuous disturbance in do- Every individual must be epiphany VII), IV; Migne, es that the Word of God made all those discordant' elements of the nations in such a Way mestic, social, civil and inter- good because he is the mirror PL 54, 259). Man brings down to earth for which We have called and that a true and lasting eleva- national relationships. of a clear conscience which "And finally all humanity the redemption and exaltation which We call again without tion of human society may be Such an observation is all the does not admit to duplicity, must be good." These words, of mankind. disguising our words: pride, established. more tragic when one reflects cunning or hardness of heart. which resound through the ages You know well, dear chil- greed, callousness, selfishness. that in the Creator's providen- He must be good by being given and are now repeated with mod- dren, bow the Fathers of the Yes, all that We expressed in The invitation should be all tial plan,. men are meant to continually to interior purifica- ern accents, recalled the duty Church, both East and West, greeting in Our three previous the more pressing, for mutual understand, to help and to com- tion, by being faithful to an un- incumbent on all men to be the doctors and pontiffs whose Christmas messages is contain- distrust is making conditions plete one another by brotherly shakable purpose-, the measure good. That means to be jv'' voices intermingle and blend ed there.. Do you remember? progressively worse. Consider cooperation, by patiently over- of all his thoughts and actions. upright, generous, disinterest in harmony, are acknowledg- Knowledge of the truth, "pax et only the state of tearfulness in coming differences and by willing to understand and to ed to be the most faithful in- veritas" (peace and truth), which men are living because of sharing the goods of the earth forgive, ready to grant pardon terpreters of the teaching, old leading us to adore the Son of flaunted violence and fostered Goodness At Home fairly, "iustitia duce, cartate co- with magnanimity. As an invi- feut ever new, of heaven's God made man for us, and to enmity, and it is clear that- this "The family too must be mite," according to charity and tation to the exercise of this message. accept His message of redemp- is giving rise to a general cool- good," with mutual love burn- justice (Pius XII, encyclical duty, We turn to the appeal, From that chorus one voice, tion. ness and making it more and ing like a flame in the exercise Sertum Laetitiae, Nov. 1, 1939).. which with all trust We started familiar to Us from Our youth, "Pax et veritas," giving more widespread. of all virtue. Goodness sweet- On this subject the Prophets out to make in this radio broad- rings out this year in accents of strength to high ideals and en- ens and strengthens paternal and Psalms speak with clarity, cast, to desire peace and to renewed fervor. It Is the voice durance to good resolutions of inculcating goodness and love in In such a situation it is nat- authority, and is nurtured by -of St. Leo the Great, the fif- knowing and serving the truth. ural to think of the grave and maternal tenderness. It encour- eliminate all obstacles in its the name of God. Isaias says: way. teenth century o£ whose death "Pax et unitas" (peace and "Ease the insupportable burden, solemn words of Christ, spoken ages obedience on the part of We have recently celebrated in unity), an urgent invitation to set free the over-driven; away in prophecy and warning: "Be- the children, controls the ex- ©ur encyclical "Aeterna Dei." show loyalty to this Apostolic with every yoke that galls! cause iniquity hath abounded" uberance of youth, inspires nec- Man's New Energy In the happy celebrations of See which is the center of Share thy bread with the hun- the charity of many shall grow essary sacrifices. We cannot believe that the cold." (Matt 24, 12) last November it was a joy for unity. , gry, give the poor and the va- There is furthermore that, terrific energy now under the Us to draw the inspiration of And lastly, "pax et iustitia" grant a welcome to thy house; Man is no longer brother, goodness which should rule ouW control of man will be released, • Our words from this great doc- (peace and justice), for this meet thou the naked, clothe ' good, merciful and loving to his actions "outside the confines of for the world's destruction. For tor. And similarly today, We de- vision of the unique reality of him; from thy own flesh and fellow men, but has become a the home," though in union with side by side with elements of light to direct eur eyes towards the Church contains invalu- blood turn not away. The Lord stranger, calculating, suspicious fear and apprehension, there 1 it. Various applications can be the stable of Bethlehem by able means for building up a •will give thee rest continually, and selfish. given in the schools of all are positive signs of goodwill means of words taken from his solid social structure and for fill thy soul with comfort" (Is. What a crying need there is grades, in the various institu- that is constructive and pro- -Christmas sermons — sermons establishing peaceful relations 58,6-7,11). for the only remedy, which is tions of civic life, which is or- Continued on Page 9

Page 8 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida EXPRISSED i IN ANNUAL CHBISTMAS MESSAGE Text Of Pope John's Appeal To World Leaders Continued from Page 8 the applications of those prin- As We end this message, Our ternal good wishes for all conso- ple tormented by the specter of their united efforts justice, ductive of good. While We give ciples upon which well-ordered thoughts turn with affection to lation. war and famine. For them Our equity, and that longed for thanks to the Lord, the source social life is founded. all humanity for whose salva- We cannot pass over the anx- most fervent prayers and sup- peace may be realized. of goodness, We also give voice The humble Vicar of Christ tion the Divine Word became in- iety that Our heart feels at plications rise to heaven, to- On the note of peace, founded to a ' heartfelt appeal that all in raising his voice wished to carnate, and in particular to the the thought that when next gether with a paternal wish on true goodness, We are pleas- those' who control economic propose with the clearest evi- suffering, to those enduring Christmas day dawns upon the that all difficulties and contro- ed to end Our message to which forces should risk everything — dence the common obligation tribulations of mind and body, world, here will still be people versies be resolved equitably We add Our best wishes and but not the peace of the world that flows from the very es- t^ those who are denied justice without peace, without security, and a renewed appeal to the the gift of the apostolic bless- and the lives of men — to sence of Christmas. and charity. To all go Our pa- without .religious liberty — peo- rulers of all nations that through ing. seek every means that modern progress has put at their dis- •~^al to increase the welfare ,_^4 security of the world, and lot to sow distrust and mutual suspicion. And again, to use the words of Our encyclical Mater et IN THE RED BIRD SHOPPING CENTER IT'S BELK'S Magistra, "We point out with sadness . . . that while on the STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. TILL 9:00 P.M. one hand are brought out in strong relief situations of want, and the specter of mis- CLOSED SUNDAYS ery and hunger haunts us, on the other hand scientific dis- coveries, technical inventions and economic resources are being used, often extensively, to provide terrible instru- ments of ruin and death" (A.A.S. LIII (1961) p. 448). Home oMietter Values We also appeal to those re- sponsible for forming public opinion, even if only in a limited area, to fear the severe judg- ment of God and of history and to proceed with caution, govern- ed by a sense of balance. On not a few occasions in modern times — and this We state with candor and regret — the press AFTER-CHRISTMAS has contributed to the produc- tion of an atmosphere of aver- sion, enmity and discord. Shun All Force . We appeal to the rulers of na- tions, who today hold in their hands the fate of mankind. You also are men, fragile and mor- tal. Upon you are the anxious eyes of your fellowmen, who are first your brothers before they are your subjects. With the authority which We have received from Jesus •Christ, We say: Shun all thought of force; think of the tragedy of initiating a chain reaction of acts, decisions and resentments that could erupt into rash and •irreparable deeds. You have re- ceived great powers not to de- stroy but to build, not to divide but to unite, not to cause tears to be shed but to provide em- ployment and security. These are the various appli- cations of that goodness that should penetrate every aspect of human life. This goodness is power and dominion over oneself, patience with others, charity that is neither extin- guished nor dimmed because it sincerely wills the welfare j>i all according to the immor- *tal words of St. Augustine: "It remains peaceful in the midst of insults, productive of good amidst hate; meek in spite of NOW PROG anger, harmless amidst snares: it groans among the iniquitous, and breathes in the Drastic Reductions truth: "inter inquitates gem- ens, in veritate- respirans" (Sermon 350, 3). Venerable brethren and be- loved children. In the renewed SAVE UP TO 50% contemplation of the Son of God made Man, may the message of goodness and evangelical char- ity come to all men in its full clarity. May it be to all believ- ers a new inspiration to live it in its fulness, giving an exam- BELK'S RED & BIRD RDS. ple to an anxious world. May it appeal to all men of goodwill to make salutary reflections on

December 29, 1961 THE VOIC€ Miami, Florida Page 9 Voice Photos SECULAR GROUP of Spaitish-speaking women wear no special uniform or habit but take vows FIRST HOUSE of the Institute of St. Teresa in day. Accommodations are provided here for who dedicate themselves to the religious life and of poverty, chastity and obedience. Most are the U.S. is located in Coral Gables and was Teresians who will assist Dominican priests Catholic education are known as Teresians. They educated as teachers. blessed by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll last Fri- stationed at the nearby Aquinas Student Center.

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December 29, 1961 IHt VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 WITH Y&fiterTEACmRS AND5,500^ Our Schools Save U. S. Taxpayers $2 Billion NCWC Kews Service cent of all children in elementary traction from, basic citizen- Following is the second of a series of articles condensing and secondary schools. education requirements. the study entitled, "The Constitutionality of the Inclusion of STUDIES THE SAME Church-Related Schools in Federal Aid to Education." The docu- Catholic elementary schools are conducted in all of the 50 The pupil in the church-related ment was prepared by the Legal Department of the National school learns essentially the Catholic Welfare Conference.) states, with a total, in 1960, same arithmetic, spelling, Eng- of 10,662 schools. The number of In 1960 there were enrolled In a number of states and the lish, history, civics, foreign lan- such schools per state varies guages, geography, and science in Catholic elementary schools District of Columbia, Catholic frtm eight in Alaska to 1,136 which it is required that the '4,401,824 pupils. In the same schools are educating consid- in the State of New York. pupil in the public school learn. year Catholic secondary schools erably higher percentages of the children in school. For example, He learns religion in addi- had an enrollment of 885,406 stu- In 1960, there were 152,948 the percentage for Rhode Island tion, and the religious dimen- dents. teachers staffing the Catholid sions of secular knowledge. But is 25.8 per cent; for Wisconsin secondary and elementary let it be again stressed: This It is estimated that in 1961, 23.3 per cent, Pennsylvania 21.9 schools, the total being compos- is in addition, not in sub- Catholic elementary schools are per cent and Massachusetts 21.9 ed of 113,527 religious teach- providing education to approxi- traction. AT PRESS CONFERENCE in Washington, two attorneys answer per cent. ers and 39,421 lay teachers. The queries of reporters concerning an 82-page study issued by the mately 4,500,000 children and percentage of lay teachers is Catholic secondary schools to ap- SCHOOLS TOTAL 10,662 The public welfare contribu- NCWC Legal Department regarding Federal aid to church-related increasing rapidly in the schools, schools. William R. Consedine (left), head of the department, proximately 1,000,000 children. In 19 states (and the District from 5.2 per cent of the total tion of the Catholic schools of Columbia), having a total must, however, be seen'in one announced the study, and with William B. Ball (right) of Harris- in 1948 to 25.8 per cent of the burg, Pa., explained the implications of the study. In 1960, Catholic elementary school population of 21,868,683, total in i960. further aspect. In the school and secondary schools were edu- which represents 51.9 per cent years 1957 and 1958 the aver- cating 12.6 per cent of the total of the' total national school pop- Here,it should be noted that age current expenditure per This means that the Catholics 1960 absorbed what would oth- school population, and for 1961 ulation, Catholic parochial the religious aspect in church- public school pupil in average who support the 5.3 million stu- erwise have been an expense the per cent is believed to be schools are performing the pub- related schooling is an addition daily attendance in the United dents in the Catholic elemen- for all taxpayers in the order slightly higher. lic service of educating 18.6 per to, and that it is not a sub- States was $341.14. tary and secondary schools in of magnitude of $1.8 billion. ODORLESS AND SMOKELESS HEATERS * WEST FLAGLER FOR DEMONSTRATION AND SALE Don't Let Cold Snaps Hardware & Supply * SEE ONE OF THESE DEALERS: Always in Progress . . . A Lighted Heater Demonstration for your inspection — approval — convenience. * PARTS ic SERVICE Catch You Unprepared HI 6-6240 5222 W. FLAGLER ST., MIAMI, FLA. GROVE HARDWARE & PAINT CO., INC. A&tddtn. H.O. 2990 GRAND AVENUE 2981 N.W. 54th Street COCONUT GROVE, FLORIDA Phone HI 3-0513 BOWL FIRE NEW PRESSURE Phone NE 4-8501 MIAMI, FLORIDA KEROSENE HEATER FREE ALL PHONE SMOKELESS • ODORLESS National Hardware & Paint Co. DELIVERY Wl 5-7556 C I T Y Costs '/2C hr. to . 9815-25 N.E. Second Avenue, Miami Shores 38, Fla. operate, built-in The "Complete" Hardware Store PAINT AND HARDWARE starting safe and 18333 N.E. 19th AVENUE North Miami Beach, Florida efficient operation SERVICE • QUALITY • FREE DELIVERY Phone PL 8-3049

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Page 12 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Bishop And Santa Claus Hosts To Refugee Children

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Miami's Cuban refugee children enjoyed a traditionally gram of English and Spanish Christmas carols sung by the chil- American Christmas this year as more than 900 boys and girls dren under the direction of the Sisters of St. Dominic of St. Catherine de Kicci of Albany, N.Y., who staff the center. from four to 13 years of age were guests of Centro Hispano Gifts- for each child were distributed by a Cuban refugee Catolico for Christmas parties.* who impersonated Santa Claus, a role which he has played many Bishop Coleman F. 'Carroll, who inaugurated the diocesan times before while an employee of one of the American Domini- Voice Photos Spanish center three years ago, was an honor guest for a pro- can' academies in Cuba.

December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami,. Florida Page 13 NEW CHURCH FOR OLDEST PARISH OH SOUTHWEST COAST St. Francis Xavier Church, Fort Myers, Dedicated FORT MYERS — The new base of a six-story tower on the permanent Church of St. Fran- south side of the church. cis Xavier in the oldest parish Established as a parish in JIWSBR&^WW on Florida's southwest coast 1920 by the Bishop of St. Au- was dedicated on Saturday by gustine, St. Francis Xavier Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. Church originally numbered Pontifical Low Mass follow- about 25 families within its ed in the structure recently parish. Today there are more completed at a cost of $260,- than 1,000 families and the 000 on- Cleveland Avenue, just church has three missions. south of the site of the' first They are Ascension in Fort parish church built in 1910 by Myers Beach; Our Lady of the Jesuit Fathers who served Guadalupe in Immokalee and the area as a mission from LaBelle mission." St. Ann's Tampa. parish in Naples, formerly served as a mission, was Speaking during the Mass to erected as a parish in 1954. the more than 1,000 persons who crowded the new church, St. Francis Xavier School Bishop Carroll commended the staffed by the Franciscan Sis- efforts and sacrifices of the ters was opened in 1938 and a parishioners over a period of new wing was added to the 70 years. First Masses were cel- building in 1955. At the Immo- kalee mission Sisters of St. Jo- ebrated here as early as 1889. seph of St. Augustine serve "Surely you have every reason thousands of migrant workers to be justifiably proud of what who come to South Florida an- has been blessed today," Bishop " nually. The parish serves a Carroll said. "It is a church large area which includes a into which you can bring your farming district, a shrimp fish- ing area and a resort area sur- friends and neighbors and^ point NEW CHURCH of St. Francis Xavier in Fort Myers was dedi- persons crowded the edifice located on Cleveland Avenue to a* rounding Fort Myers. with pride to what has been ac- cated by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll last Saturday. Some. 1,200 sist at Pontifical Low Mass and receive the Bishop's blessing. complished." FORM OF C.ROSS Father Miguel Goni and. Fa- ther Robert J. Donovan, O.S.B. were deacons of honor to Bish- op Carroll. Father Neil Flem- ming was master of ceremonies. Other members of the cler- gy present in the sanctuary were Father Joseph DeVan- ey, V.F., pastor; Msgr.-James F. Nelan, pastor, St. Stephen parish, West Hollywood; Fa- ther Lamar J. Genovar, pas- tor, Our Lady Queen of Mar- tyrs parish, Fort Lauderdale, who served as pastor of St. Francis Xavier parish from 1953 to 1956; Father Bernard McGrenehan, pastor, St. Ju- liana parish, West Palm Beach; Father Gerard Man- ning, pastor, St. Ann parish, Naples; Father Malachy Heg- arty, C.P., Sacred Heart Church, Punta Gorda, and and Father Columbiano Vir- seda, chaplain, Mercy Hospi- tal, . Miami, who formerly served as assistant pastor at Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Formed Honor Guard St. Francis Xavier Church.

Accommodating more than PERMANENT CHURCH of St. Francis Xavier replaces the 1,200 persons, the new church original frame structure built in 1910 by Jesuit Fathers who was designed in the form of a 'attended the area from Tampa. Bishop Carroll is shown as he cross by Miami architect, blessed the exterior of the recently completed building. Thomas J. Madden, Jr. The south transcept is separated from the church by a glass screen providing an area which may be used for small gather- ings at daily Mass and for mothers with small children at Sunday Mass. Each transcept has its own small altar and Communion rail. A full view of the green Italian granite altar is pro- vided from every seat in the church and a balcony over the vestibule at the west end of the nave accommodates the choir. At the east end of the church are located sacristies for the priests and altar boys. Floors of the church are terrazzo with quarry tile in the vestibule and DURING DEDICATION Bishop Carroll was assisted by Father carpet in the sanctuary. Robert Donovan, O.S.B., left and Father Miguel Goni, right. The baptistry is located at the In foreground is Father Neil Flemming, master of ceremonies. Main Portal of St. Francis Xavier Church Is Blessed By Bishop Carroll

Page 14 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida IN EARLY I>AYS OF FORT MYERS PARISH Pioneer JRecalls Mass In A Livery Stable FORT MYERS — "It seems like I have died and come back to life again," one of the south- west coast pioneers said when the new and permanent Church of St. Francis Xavier was ded- icated last Saturday. Mrs. Heronima Carson of Immokalee, who remembers the days when Mass was cel- ebrated in a livery stable here was accompanied to the ceremonies by her cousin . Leonard Santini, another pi- oneer parishioner of the old- est parish in this area. While horses neighed and stomped on one side of the sta- ble, Mrs. Carson recalled, the congregation worshipped on the PIONEER MEMBERS of St. Francis Xavier other. On rainy days, she add- following Saturday's dedication ceremonies. Both parish are Mrs. Heronima Carson and Leonard recall early days on Florida's southwest coast ed, the people, had to pray Santini shown with Bishop Coleman F. Carroll under umbrellas because the when a stable was the scene of Masses. roof of the stable leaked. a cost of $5,000. According to have a horse. Get what you Mr. Santini has a vivid recol- in January of 1889. In addition Mr. Santini the builder would can for it^ and use the money lection of taking visiting Jesuit to utilizing the stable, Father,., not turn over the keys of the to. help pay for the church. priests from Tampa by boat to Roeper also offered Masses in building to Father Tyrell until The 'sale of the animal net- Fort Myers from Punta Rassa the home of 'D. G. Hickey at the structure was completely ted $84Nie said. three or four times a year. The the corner of Carson and Main paid for. original portion of the old The first priest who celebrat- Streets. After Father Roeper's church which is now replaced Mr. Santini remembers say- ed Masses in Fort Myers was death late in the same year, Altar in St. Francis Xavier Church Is of Italian Granite by the new one was built in ing to Father Tyrell, "Fa- Father C. Joseph Roeper, the the Society of Jesus in Tampa 1910" by Father Joseph Tyrell at ther, I have no money but I pioneers said, who came here sent priests to the area.

Thomas Madden Jr., Architect

We, the Contractor and Sub-Contractors are proud to have a part in the construction of this First Beautiful Parent Catholic Church on The Southwe&t Coast of Florida, Saint Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Fort Myers.

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December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 Missions In Brazil Veto Wdftiefi Collect Natiotfdl E*qms At Barry Need Radio Technician Clothing For Infants Singles Club Dance WASHINGTON (NO — The VERO BEACH — Infant ap- parel for needy children and Qn New Year's Eve Franciscan missionaries in An- For Prospective Teachers clothes for hurricane victims in A New Year's Eve dance apolis, Brazil, have acquired a Belize, British Honduras, were Prospective teachers in South an aid in evaluating the quali- AFTER radio station and have an open- collected during the holidays by and open house sponsored by - Florida will have an opportunity fications of prospective teach- ing for a Papal Volunteer who members of St. Helen Woman's the Miami Catholic Singles •' to take the National Teacher ers. Examinations on Feb. 10 at is a radio technician. Club. Club will be held on Sunday, During the one-day testing According to Mrs. Florence Barry College. Dec. 31 at the Gesu Recrea- ' sessions a candidate may take Father Celestine O'Callaghan, Schlitt, clothes for families in tion Center, NE First Ave. ' Application blanks and Bulle- the Common Examinations O.F.M., director of- Radio the Diocese of Belize will be and Second Street. tins of Information describing which include tests in Profes- Sant'Ana in Anapolis, said in a forwarded to Central America registration procedures and rep- atFd more than 112 pounds of sional Information, General Cul- CHURCH letter to Father John J. Consi- Single Catholics over the resentative test questions may ture, English Expression and clothing was collected for the dine, M.M., director of the Lat- age of 21 are invited to at- , be obtained from Sister Thomas Nonverbal Reasoning. In addi- in America Bureau, National Bishops' Annual Thanksgiving tend the party which -will be- Aquin, O.P. Clothing collection. tion each candidate may take Catholic Welfare Conference, gin at 10 p.m. Music for ' WILL Instead of exchanging Christ- Scores on the National Teach- one or two optional examir^ that the radio station is a com-_ dancing will be provided by mas gifts members of the club er Examinations are used by a tions which are designed t(r- mercial one, but its primary Al Schoen and refreshments - demonstrate mastery of subject donated layette items which will will be served. large number of school systems purpose is for educational and be distributed by Catholic Char- and teacher education institu- matter in the fields in which the YOU religious instruction. ities. tions throughout the country as candidate is prepared. DINE MAKE A NEW YEAR'S (DWJL Out OnsL VUisL £adv Utssrfc WITH RESOLUTION . . . .,-• • • BARBECUED RIBS and CHICKEN US! Prepared Over An Open-Hearth Flame STEAKS — CHOPS — SEAFOOD ' Bring your whole family All At Moderate Prices ADDED SPECIALTY Pick Your Own Live Maine Lobster Golden Gate Area 1 * KING-SIZE COCKTAIL Tropical at Popular Prices Private Ocean Front j COCKTAIL HOUR Daily 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Golden Beach Apts. { Deliciou* s DANCINHors' D'oeuvres ServeGd 1-2 bedroom apts. and ef- And Entertainment Until 5 A.M. Cafeteria ficiencies. Air - conditioned - steam heated. Ample Pri- 3622 CORAL WAY vate Free Parking. RESTAURANT WEEKLY — MONTHLY — Luncheon Served HAS JUST HAWSEASONN — YEARLTbARLYT MIIM and LOUNGE 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Daily 19475 Collins Wl 7-9103 ! SUNDAY Aciross from Howard Johnsons i AFTERNOON SPECIAL • Write for Brochure <. —o—iJ BEEN SOLD Served from noon — 4:45 Full Course BUFFET LUNCHEON Something New at. .. TO All You Can Eat-. . . ROAST PRIME 45 PETERSON'S RIB OF BEEF BISCAYNE STEAK PLACE DINNER 1 Cafeteria 7140S.W;8fh JT;VCA 1-9862

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FASHION SHOW recently presented at Madonna Academy, Holly- YOUNG MODEL, Sheila Weathersbee, right, wears a gold and wood featured apparel made by students under the direction of brown plaid denim ensemble as Melody Riendeau commentates Mrs. Ann C. Gallagher shown checking hem for Suzanne Taft. during the show presented for parents, friends and faculty. ATTRACTIVE THREESOME is Karen Roberts, left, in a nubby weave cotton in plaid; Cheryl Anton,.center, wearing a fullskirted New Year's Dance 'Winter Wonderland' brown and beige print; and Alicia Jackson ,in skirt and blouse. The Catholic Singles Club will Dance Set Dec. 30 Adrian Dominicans Invest 6 sponsor its first New Year's Eve dance at Gesu social cen- A "Winter Wonderland" dance Six young women from the of St. Anthony parish, Fort ' For that "Something Different" Gift ter, 118 NE Second St. sponsored by the Junior CYt) Miami Diocese were received Lauderdale, will now be known as novices by the Adrian Do- in religion as Sister Dolores '' VISIT Attendance is open to all un- of Corpus Christi parish will married young adults over 21 be held Saturday, Dec. 30 in the minican Sisters during cere- Mary and Sister Maura Eliza- monies held Tuesday at the years of age. Al Shoen and school cafetorium. beth, respectively. Miss Susan THE GIFT QUESTERS his orchestra will start the mu- motherhouse. Healey, Blessed Sacrament sic at 10 p. m. There will be en- Dancing will begin at 7:30 p.m. SEE OUR UNUSUAL COLLECTION OF Auxiliary Bishop Alexander parish, Fort Lauderdale, will be tertainment, novelties and free and continue until 11:30 p.m. known as Sister Marie Marga- refreshments. M. Zaleski of Detroit officiat- UNIQUE IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC ed at the investiture during ret; Miss Sharon Foley, St. which the candidates 'received Coleman parish, Pompano, Sis- GIFTS and CARDS DINE OUT WITH ter Jordan Mary; Miss Kath- the white veil and habit of the 154 Giralda Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. Dominican order. erine Heheghan, Little Flower THE FAMILY NEW YEAR'S parish, Hollywood, Sister Pat- Phone HI 8-4103 Miss Mary Beth Gannon and rick Rapahel and Miss Eileen Miss Kathleen Gannon, sisters, Quinn, St. Vincent Ferrer par- PUMPKIN'S ish, Delray Beach, Sister Mar- Mention The Voice When You're Shopping STEAK DINNER garet Mary. VS. CHOICE CHARCOAL BROIL AIL FOR ONIY Style Show Home made soup or juice, hash brown potatoes, hot garlic bread, assorted table relishes. Choice $149 , Set Jan. 17 of beverage — Plus OUR FAMOUS KEYLIME PIE. FORT LAUDERDALE — A FRIED Special Child's Dinner HOT luncheon and fashion show CHICKEN and Carry Out Service CORNED BEEF, sponsored by Circle 2 of the Ho- JUMBO Other Complete PASTRAMI ly Cross Hospital Women's Aux- SHRIMP Dinners 99c Sandwiches iliary will be held Wednesday, 13001 N.W. 7th AVENUE MU 8-8812 Jan. 17 at the Reef Restaurant. "JUST NORTH OF FOOD FAIR" Fashions presented will be from Jordan Marsh and reser- vations may be obtained by calling Ruth Hald at JA 4-8080 or Helen Vinez at JA 3-7790. Take The Whole Family Twelve members of the aux- iliary were recently awarded To St. Clairs. They service pins inA recognition of Serve Just Plain volunteer work at the hospital. Chaminade Catholic High School for Boys Good Food, A 2,000 hour pin was awarded to Mrs. Helen Mercer and 1,000 hour pins were presented to HOLLYWOOD Mrs. Peg Burns, Mrs. Edith Crowley, Mrs. Patty Gill, Mrs. Casmira Holian, Mrs. Betty Jentzen,. Mrs. Roena Johnson, Ideal Family Community Mrs. Mary Nunnaker, Mrs. Jes- sie Rand, Mrs. Ann Savoie, Mrs. Hollywood Hills offers great advantages to the Catholic family Helen Smith and Mrs. Mildred seeking a new home location. Chaminade High School for Boys, Smith. one of South Florida's finest educational facilities, is already in A check in the amount of $18,- operation right in Hollywood Hills. Construction of the Church of the 000 was donated to the hospital Nativity and parochial school is nearing completion. Thus, your i by the auxiliary at Christmas. family will have every advantage of living in Hollywood's finest Church and Society residential community, and the immediate convenience of parochial STATIONARY schools, church and parish activities Within walking distance of your ENVELOPES, PARTY TICKETS, ETC. home. . LETTER PRESS • PHOTO OFFSET • ENGRAVED Scores of Model Homes for Your Choice in a Wide Price Range. MIAMI FT. LAUDERDALE BOULEVARD CAFETERIA N. Federal Highway Across From Sears 50th Street Md Biscayne Boulevard State Road 7 and Broward Boulevard MOURES ALLAPATTAH POMPANO BEACH A fJoLLYWOOD JNC, DEVELOPMENT 15th Avenue and N.W. 36th Street ST. CLAIRS CAFETERIA AND LOUNGE ST. CLAIRS ON TAMIAMI TRAIL U.S. #1 and Sample Road •1943' HOLLYWOOD BLVD.-WA 2-34 51 59th Avenue and S.W. 8th Street HOME OF UNION LABEL #6 in Shoppers Haven . . . covering three square miles. Individual areas zoned to provide complete ST. 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December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 WE SPEC!ALIXE iff-. TEAM UIXiFORMS By Doris R. Peters Chaplains Iri - KftSpiTB/LjLL | ')•'] SOFTBALL VATICAN CITY (NO — Al FOOTBALL s BASEBALL agreement setting* up a military We Also Do Our Own Lettering vicariat for Paraguay's armed 42333 E 4T HH AVEA SPORT - " forces has been ratified by Am- HIALEAH: FLA. YOUTI Sills PHONE MU 8-9153 leto Cardinal Cicognani, Papal dsJdna... Secretary of State, and Guiller- mo Encisco Velloso, Paraguayan BRAKES RELINED What Should ambassador of the Holy See. FORD $ All Do At CYO Dancel CHEV. * FOREIGN PLYM. CARS Doris: 30,000 MILE GUARANTEE I'm 14. Last Friday night at the CYO dance the last College Of ABC BRAKE SERVICE dance was a ladies' choice. Member: IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PARISH There was a boy I wanted to ask but before I got up \Mount St. my nerve the dance was over. He looked like a nice JOSEPH C. BONNEAU boy and he looked left out. On The Ohio Accountant and Consultant • I get angry when I think of ESSAY CONTEST winners in a recent competition conducted by ANNOUNCES THE REMOVAL OF it as I may never see him the K. of C. Council -3080, Fort Lauderdale, are Joseph Kovaz, In Suburban Cincinnati HIS OFFICE TO again. What should I do? second; Sandra Merritt, third; and Adrienne Roy, first, shown FIRST FEDERAL BUILDING SUITE 202 ••. Miserable with Gerard McCulley who presented awards for the essays, A four-year liberal arts/i 900 N.E. 125th Street, North Miami, Florida Nice boys aren't left out for "What Christmas Means To Me." All attend St. Clement school. ^college for women. long. The next time a ladies NORTH MIAMI BOOKKEEPING SERVICE PL 4-2526 ESTABLISHED 1946 choice comes around you had better take advantage of it. sounds as if you are right. Your Prepares for teaching in| However, that last one was just friend is one of many who are Art, Business, Health and! a minor incident, hot a catas- in a rut of going steady. They [Physical Education, Home] trophe. There will be other really don't like it but they dances and other nice boys. don't know how to get out of it. A* lot L.GW.x Economics, Library Sci-I ALUMINUM ence, Music and SpeechJ Just don't hestitate so long. She probably knows this and is LUBRICANT only defending her actions. • CLEAN. LONG-LASTING SMOOTH as well as in Secondary] • • • OPERATION & PROTECTION FOR However, no matter who is Awning — Jalousie — Sliding and Elementary Educa-[[ Dear Doris: right or wrong, it is really WINDOWS. DOORS & 101 ARTICLES One of my friends has Proven since 1952 by satisfied tion. none of your business unless users everywhere been going with a boy for your friend has asked for your At most Builder Supply, Paint & Hardware six months. They break up Stores..Made by Eugene Dornish & Son. advice. Interfering' in her prob- 979 S.W. 12th Street, In cooperation with then every other week and I tell lem may end your friendship. Pompano Beach, Florida Good Samaritan Hospital,? her she is taking too much You can- do more good by be- 'Cincinnati, the college of-) from him. She is al- ing a silent listener. She will fers a four-year programj ways with him, every day catch on after awhile. after school and in the eve- ELECTRONICS the baccalaureate degree.^ ning. I told her if they Doris Revere Peters an- swers letters through her TRAININ6 didn't see each other so ENGINEERING Prepares dietitians andl much they wouldn't fight column, not by mail. so much. Do you think I'm Please do not ask for a INDUSTRIAL ' [medical technologists. right? My friend thinks personal reply. Young ELECTRONICS differently. readers are invited to TV SERVICING For catalog address A friend write to her in care of The ELECTRONIC DRAF.TING As you explain the situation it Voice. full and part-time courses THE DEAN day' and evening classes MOUNT ST. JOSEPH, OHIO R.E.T.S. FR 1-1439 215 N.E. 15th ST. AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" Basketball Loop Will Swing PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI DETROIT' FLINT* MIAMI Back Into Action Tuesday DECT DIIV Bi9 12 Cubic feet Brand New FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE DO I DUT RCA Whirlpool 1962 — TWO By JACK HOUGHTELING In Pompano, however, they'll DOOR AUTOMATIC DEFROST — $4 AA AC meet one of the tallest, teams REFRIGERATOR WITH 107-L.b. Freerer llJ.JJ After a Christmas holiday in South Florida as the Tor- lull for all but Cardinal New- nadoes have a pair of 6-7 start- ALL FACTORY CRATED - OVER 200 RCA Whirlpool - Zenith - man High of West Palm Beach, Amana Refrigerators, All Sizes — Many Two Door — Many ers and were undefeated going Frost FREE at Terrific Discounts — Terms. the diocese's Catholic high into their own invitational tour- school basketball teams swing nament this week. 1714 N.E. 79th ST. CAUSEWAY back into action next week. Columbus, off to a slow Tuesday night's card has start with a pair of one-sided Newman host to St. Patrick's losses, takes on tough Key of Miami Beach as the fea- West, a darkhorse in the Gold ture. Sharing top billing with Coast Conference Southern INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY • DRY CLEAN- the game will be the meet- Division title race. Charles ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT ing of St. Thomas Aquinas MacKarvich Ken Lombardo of Fort Lauderdale with tall LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS and Tim Korth have' furnish- Pompano Beach at the Pom- ed most of the Explorers scor- • SERVING • pano fieldhouse. 2646 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD. ing punch. FT. LAUDERDALE DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER The other game Tuesday has MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH* INDIAN RIVER Christopher Columbus at Key Curley, has rolled up a 5-0 LO 6-4025 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 West. Wednesday night, Arch- record in non - conference bishop Curley High puts its per- games, and gets its first GCC Complete Line Of Children's Apparel fect record on the line against Southern test against Palmet- Infants. Thru Sub-Teen Sizes Palmetto High at the Miami to. Showing lots of balance, the Central High gym while New- Knights beat Newman without (Formerly "Wee Guys V Gals") For the past SIX YEARS man meets LaSaile High of Mi- scoring leader Carroll Williams we have hdd the privilege to furnish PAINT ami in the latter's first game. or sophomore star, Paul iVIich- aels. Michaels, incidentally, will for use -at the many Catholic Institutions The Newman-St. Pat's game be out some time as the slen- in the West Palm Beach area. will pair two of the diocese's der 6-3 center broke his arm in highest scorers, Bucky McGann a pre-Christmas practice ses- of Newman and Bob Dowling of sion. Worth Chemical & Paint Co. the Shamrocks^ Home Office and Plant 1300-1816 — 10th Ave. North McGann has averaged 22 Williams missed the New- points a game but was held man contest because of an ill- LAKE WORTH, FLA. to 17 by Curley in its 62-46 ness. Dick Fleming, diocese Manufacturers of victory^ over Newman last all-star selection last year, FRANK J. ROONEY, INC. 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Page 18 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida FAMILY CUNIC BEST COFFEE in Town I FALCO PRINTING, INC. . . . accent on Service Doctor Can't Dispense You From Morality PL 8-3751 Is it possible that some Catholic couples do not rec- 6045 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Fla. 'ognize the immorality of sterilization? As a nurse I am well aware oj the modern situation but always felt that SOW Catholics knew what was right. Can you imagine my CHINCHl BUG shocked surprise the other day when one of my Catholic PROOF LAWNSEED friends calmly informed me that she had had the opera- SO MANY PEOPLE DO. tiorTperformed after her third painful delivery because her doctor advised it. Don't you think she should know Baker Grass Industries, Miami 38, Fla. better? FOR DETAILS, PHONE: PLaza 8-S541 •' By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS. S.J. I rather think she does, though she's probably trying to fool herself into believing it's all right in her case because her doctor advised it. As you suggest, the point that is most shocking is her calm refusal to consider the moral implications of her act. By some strange twist of logic, she apparently assumes that her doctor's judgment in the matter frees her from any personal obligation. Now granting that some doctors can be quite persuasive, no normally intelligent woman believes that members of the medical profession enjoy special faculties enabling them to dispense from the moral law when the health of their clients is involved. feel that God will understand." The only answer to that, of As you probably know, sterilization is now being widely course, is found in Our Lord's own words, "If you love Me,' you promoted as an approved method of birth control. In former will keep My commandments." BUILDER* DEVELOPER times it was recommended primarily to control reproduction - (It will be impossible for Father Thomas to answer 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. among the so-called mental defectives and criminals. Many MIAMI 38, FLORIDA personal letters.) Phone PLoio 8-0327 states have such immoral laws although their ineffectiveness in reducing the number of mentally defective persons in the pop- ulation has caused them to fall into considerable disuse in some instances. S. FALCONE & SONS, me How To Determine Morality Italian Grocery Today, sterilization is being advocated as a superior, highly "safe" method of birth control, or as the popular literature puts " PRIME and CHOICE MEATS from the Cut To Order it, "a permanent protection against parenthood." In addition BE ATLANTIC to the clinics established for this purpose, your letter suggests PROPERLY Qknlhnn, SMUMU/JL aL Abu BJL&L that it is also employed by a considerable number of doctors as FITTED! Italian Cut Veal Cutlets MILLWORKS a routine procedure when they judge a future pregnancy would High Heels be harmful to the health of their patients. Med. 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He does not have the power to Throughout our years destroy or mutilate them in order to frustrate the natural pur- of service Catholic fami- lies belonging to virtually poses they were designed to fulfill. every parish in Greater Miami have consistently called Lithgo\y Funeral Centers, time after time, A Dominion They Do Not Possess as often as needed. FLA. LOBSTER ALASKAN KING CRAB - The continuing prefer- Whether the state or the individual attempt to do this, they MAINE LOBSTER ence for Lithgow service by Cethol ic f ami I ies pre- usurp a dominion which they do not possess. Pius XII stated RED SNAPPER IMPERIAL CRAB viously served is positive SHAD ROE proof that we, have a per- the Church's position clearly on this point. "Direct sterilization fect understanding of their ROCKY MT. TROUT DEVILED CRAB needs, ond, that Lithgow — that is, the sterilization which aims, either as a means or as service exceeds all require- ments. 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EL HOMBRE OTRO D10S Por Mons. JOSE MARIA DE JUAR1ST1 "Dios se hizo hombre para hacer al hombre Dios"—ex- clama Santo Tomas de Aquino en su opusculo 57, en el qua considera los inmensos beneficios de 1* divina largueza a1 la humanidad. Son de tal indole que ni el mas sofiador de los hombres podia imaginarlos. Esta identificacion con Dios necesitaba, empero, de un signo sensible para ser conocida por el hombre. Para ello instituye Jesucristo el Sacramento del bautismo, del que la materia sera el agua y la forma las palabras pronunciadas por el Hijo de Dios. Leamos en San Mateo (XXVIII, 19; que Jesucristo dica a los suyos: "Id, pues, e instruid a todas las naciones, bautl- zandolas en el nombre del Padre, y del Hijo, y del Espiritu. Santo". Las palabras que constituyen la forma, no pueden ser mds concretas. Y el mismo Jesucristo recalcara de un mod* clarisimo la materia a emplear en el sacramento. Nicodemo, en una entrevista tarada con la agravante de la nocturnidad, pregunta, en su calidad de representante de un sector de loa fariseos, a Jesus: "Nosotros conocemos que efes un Maestro envlado de Dios, porque ninguno puede hacer los milagros qua Tii haces, a no tener a Dios consigo". Y el Maestro la responde: "Pues en verdad, en verdad te digo, que quien no renaciere por el bautismo del agua, y la gracia del Espiritu Santo,-no puede entrar en el reino de Dios." (Juam, III, 5). Ese mandato divino lo cumplieron los ap6stoles y los dis- cipulos aiin en momentos de gran riesgo. La primera persa- cucion de Jerusalen avenW a muchos de los seguidores de Cristo, permaneciendo unicamente los apdstoles en la ciudad ; santa. Todos temian de un modo especialisimo a Saulo, el que luego seria San Pablo. Felipe, uno de los di&conos, se re- fugio. en Samaria. Alii le recibieron muy bien, porque sus habitantes estaban muy turbados en aquel entonces por las correrias de un embaucador: el mago Simon. Felipe no pudo, consolarlos durante mucho tiempo, porque, avisado por D"••*• / se dirigid hacia la parte meridional por la ruta que lleva Jerusalen a Gaza. Alii se encontraria con un eunuco, gra'n valido de Candace la reina de los etiopes y superintendente de todos sus tesoros. Era, pues, un personaje que canveiua conquistar para los futuros planes apostolicos. Conversaron a bordo de un carruaje. '•' Cuando Felipe probo que Jesus era el Mesias pTedicho por los profetas y el eunuco lo aceptaba ya como tal, Ilegaron a un paraje en que habia agua y dijo el eunuco: Aqui hay "agua, ique impedimento hay para qua yo sea bautizado? Ninguno, respondi6 Felipe, si crees de todo corazdn. A lo que dijo el eunuco: Yo creo que Jesu- cristo es el Hijo de Dios. Y mandando parar el carrua- je, bajaron ambos. Felipe y el eunuco al agua y Felipe la bautizo. (Hechos, VIII, 36-38;. Otro tanto haria San Pedro con el centurion Cornelia (Hechos, X). San Pablo, e^cribiendo a los Efesios (Efesios V, 26-27), les afirana que CriAo amo a su Iglesia y se sacrificd • por ella para santificarta, "limpiandola en el bautismo de agua con la palabra de vida, a fin de hacerla comparecer delante d» El Hena de gloria, sin macula ni arruga ni cosa semejante, sine siende santa e inmaculada".

Pag* 20 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Flarkkt El Obispo Carroll Bendice la Nueva Casa de Las Teresianas CORAL GABLES — El Ins- Espana por el Reverendo Se- bros residentes, ayudan a los titute Secular de Santa Tere- nor Candnigo Pedro Poveda. Padres Dominicos en el Cen- " ea que se dedica a la vida re- Sus miembros son conocidos tro de Estudios Santo Tomas ligiosa y a la ensenanza, tuvo con el nombre de Teresianas, de Aquino, adyacente a la Uni- el viernes pasado la bendi- no usan habito ni uniforme versidad de Miami. ci6n de su primera casa situa- que las distinga, solamente Este grupo, cuyo fin pri- da en esta localidad. llevan una medalla con la fi- mordial es la oraci6n y la en- '" El Senor Obispo de Miami gura del coraz6n transpasado senanza, se preocupa en lo- Jeman F. Carroll, bendijo de Santa Teresa, patrona del grar para cada uno de sus esta casa y celebr6 la misa en Instituto. Tienen las promesas miembros el entrenamiento y la capilla provisional. La casa propias de los Institutes Se- la instrucci6n necesaria, que esta situada en Alhambra Cir- culares. de acuerdo con los princi- cle y Zureta Dr. Se encon- La Vicedireclora, Maria Te- pios del Funda-dor, a cada una traban presentes siete de los resa Barren«chea, ha informa- le sirven para desempenaf su Kiiembros de este Instituto do que esta primera casa se- mision de apostolado. Secular que fue fundado en ra para estudics. Los miem- Cada miembro antes de ha- ber sido aceptado completa- mente por el Instituto, debe Banda Escolar de Costa iket haber completado dos clases de entrenamiento. Primero es en hi Parada del Orange Bowl iniciada cada una en la vida espiritual de acuerdo con el Por primera vez un grup& des de la ciudad de Miami. espiritu especial del Instituto. de representantes de Latino- Eil grupo que consta de se- Segundo, en la casa de estu- smerica, participaran en el senta miembros, llegara a Mia- dios o fuera de ella, cada desfile del Orange Bowl, even- midel 25 al 27 de diciembre miembro se especializa en al- to que cuenta ya con veinte y por las vias a^reas de LACSA. guna materia cientifica o hu- echo afios de historia. manistica. Al te-rminar el pe- El grupo viene presidido por riodo de entrenamiento, cada La banda del High- School el Padre MacGetti-Gan Ma- miembro debe haber adquiri- de San Francisco y el Grupo nnus— Director General; El do suficientes conocimientos de Danzas Folkl6rieas de Cos- senor Tobias Sanabria, el Di- ta Rica, haran una presenta- que le sirvan para sus traba- rector de la Banda senor Ro- jos de apostolado. ci6n en este tradicional desfi- drigo Giiell del Instituto Cos- le, como un gesto de buena tarricense de Turismo y quien El Instituta Secular de San- voluntad y de m'ejor enten- tambi^n viene como Director. ta Teresa, reci6n establecido dimiento. Ambos grupos estan en la diocesis de Miami, cuen- Ademas de otras presenta- patrocinados por las autorida- ta con casas en Espafia en ciones, el grupo se presentara donde fueron fundadas, Por- en la T.V. de Miami, partici- tugal, Italia, Inglaterra, Fran- paran en el desfile carrozas Pospuesta la cia, Belgica, Alemania, Japon, adornadas con motivos tipicos Irlanda, las Islas Filipinas y jUn Ano Mas o Un Ano Menos? costarricenses, una de estas en algunos paises de la Ame- Concentration carrozas sera un carro de yun- rica Latina. La proxima fun- Padre Antonio Navanete ta artisticamente disenado a La Comisi6n organizadora dacion la proyecta hacer la mano con un dibujo exclusi- Unos dias mas y el ano desfilan sin cesar por la ra- • Tres palabras, camprendian de la Concentraci6n religiosa Senorita Barrenechea' en Bo- del 6 de enero en el Stadium vo. 1961 pertenecera al pasado. pida pendiente de la vida, cu- tu programa de vida cristia- gota ciudad capital de Co- Para todos habra tenido 365 yo termino final es sencilla- de Miami, a visa que se ha • • * na si quieres que el tiempo lombia. dias, 8,700 horas, 525,600 mi- mente la eternidad. Muchos pospuesto esta Concentraci6n sea para ti un caudal de ri- para el sabado 27 de enero. nutos, 31,536,000 itgundos. A que aun no somos viejos, no unos les habra taido risas y somos ya jovenes, tenemos ya quezas espirituales. Los solemnes triduos de gozos alegrias y felicidades; un pasado, es decir, no un S& sobrio. No pongas tu fe- preparacion a esta Concentra- a otros por el contrario, due- tiempo que pas6, sino un tion tendran lugar en los dias licidad en poseer muchas co- los y lloros, disgustos y sin- tiempo por el que hemos pa- sas y satisfacer tus menores 24, 25 y 26 de enero. Se espe- sabores. A poquisimos les ha- sado, dejando una huella de ra la asistencia de todos los . caprichos. La felicidad no es- bra dado mas de lo que es- bien o de mal, de virtud o de ta en poseer lo que uno de- latinoamericanos en las si- peraban, a pocos cuanto que- pecado. guientes iglesias: Gesu, Little sea, sino mas bien en desear rian y a muchos en cambio, lo que uno tiene. La felici- Flower, Corpus Chffisti, St. menos de lo que anhelaban/ La Iglesia en el primer dia Michael, St. Peter and Paul y del ano nos senala la pauta dad no se compra. La felki- St. Brendan. El triduo comen- ;C6mo pasan los afios deci- que debemos seguir en el pri- dad la encontraras en el in- zara en todas estas iglesias a mos!. . . Sin embargo los afios mer dia de lo que Hamamos terior de tu corazdn, cuando las 8 p.m. no pasan quienes pasamos y ano nuevo. Es un trozo de la en su limpidez pueda refle- ciertaniente a pasos agiganta- carta que San Pablo escribio jar la sonrisa de Dios. dos somos nosotros. a su discipulo Tito: S£ justo. Da a cada uno lo iCuantos aflos tiene Usted? "Carisimo: Se manifesto a que es suyo y dalo con esa preguntamos a veces a nues- todos los hombres la gracia elegancia del e^piritu que se tros pr6jimos, aunque tal de Dios? Salvador Nuestro en- llama caridad cristiana. En pregunta dicen que es des- sefiandoncs que, renunciando tu prpceder personal y social, cortesia. Y fuera mas pro- a la impiedad y a los deseos * procede siempre con rectitud. pio preguntar: iCuantos afios mundanos, vivamos en este Piensa que tus acciones, no son los que dej6 d« tener?.... siglo sobria, justa y piadesa- caen en el vacio, aunque na- Hay una copla antigua, pro- mente, aguardando la espe- die sea testigo de ellas. -Se- funda y filos6fica como to- ranza bienaventurada y el glo- ras forjados de un miindo roe- Extendemos una cordial das las antiguas espanolas que rioso advenimiento del gran jor, forjador anonimo pero invitaci6n al publico dice asi: Dios y Salvador nuestro Je- no ineficaz. Latino para presentar al suensto: el cual se di6 a si SR. ROBERTO PEREZ tengo, pobre de mi, mismo por nosotros, para re- Si piadoso. Dios debe ser ECHEMENDIA Hoy de haber vivido ayer? #imirnos de todo pecado, pu- el Padre a quien todos loa anteriormente con el EL PADRE JAMES DARBY, presidente del Consejo de la Solo tengo el no tener rificarnos y hacer de noso- dias hables como buen hijo; industrial Bank, Habana, Cuba tros un pueblo particularmen- Univefsidad de Dayton, bace entrega al senor Coley Taylor de Las horas que ayer vivi. guarda sus mandatos que ha la Ciudad de Mexico, de la condecoracion Mariana due anual- te consagradb a su servicio y CORAL GABLES mente se otorga. El senor Taylor es una de las principales Ni pasan los dias, ni vue-. fervoroso en el bien obrar. • estaWecido, precisamente - en First National Bank autoridades sobre Nuestra Sefiora de Guadalupe, recibe la con- la el tiempo, ni h-ay ano vie- Bstas cosas predica y exhor- orden a tu felicidad. Ten la 100 MIRACLE MILE decoration por sus importantes estudios sobre la Madre de jo, ni ano nuevo ni cosa tal. ts en nuestro Senor Jesucris- valentia de que tu fe se tras- J>ios. CORAL SABLES, FLORIDA J SOB uuestras vida*, las que to." iuzca en tue obras.

December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, FSerkSo Page 21 The Question Box God Love You Why Is 'Bridal Chorus'

Most Reverend From Lohengrin Banned?

Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. Will you please explain the reason for banning the "Bridal Chorus" from Lohengrin at Catholic weddings? My daughter is to be married next month and naturally I How different are our times from those of Bethle- want the church ceremony to be flawless. Do we have to listen hem! Then the whole .world was expecting God to become to a variation on a five-finger exercise while the bride ap- man; now the mood is one of man expecting man to proaches the altar, instead of the moving and time-hcr ft processional from one of the world's greatest 'become God. Then both Jew and Gentile looked forward A. Since my knowledge of to redemption; today, except for the loyal followers of music is minimal I have had to the Lohengrin is not permitted Christ, hearts are yearning not for salvation but for pros- consult an expert, and the infor- in our churches is that its spirit, perity. The star in the East to which deluded men now mation I give you here is based original setting and inalienable look is the Soviet star, which once again promises, as on his helpful suggestions: connotations are entirely foreign did Satan: "You will be like unto gods." "Among these simple poor people I frequently per- First of all, a. wedding is a to prayer, contradictory of mor- ceived a serenity and peace of mind. . . ." Church ceremony; so we may ality and distracting from sa- rightly expect the Church to cred things. It must not be thought, however, that alt evil is on one SHARING OUR TREASURE make the laws concerning it, In the opera this wedding just as she tells us what vest- side of the Iron Curtain and all goodness is on the other. Good march is sung by the nobility of ments to wear at Mass, or the . and bad are mixed as they were in Sodom and Gomorrah, as Brabant while Elsa and Lohenv Protestant, As Young Girl, ceremonies for the administra- grin are being led to their wed- they will be at the Last Judgment. The point is this: tion of Baptism. ding chamber in the great hall the issues are now becoming clearer • than they ever were of the castle — a rather sug- Secondly, the requirements of before. The struggle is between the forces of the God-Man Wanted To Enter Convent gestive circumstance to anyone Church law regarding sacred 1 who is Christ and the man-god who is Antichrist. By Father John J. O'Brien of mind strangely lacking familiar with the original scene. music have been made very Certainly far from sacred! among many of my university clear, especially these past 60 Like every other Catholic, you associates. are summoned by Christ to bear years. Of' course it is great music, But this is not reason for despair. Let us count our "These plain people be- witness to Him and to the reli- In 1903 Pope Pius X issued a but Wagner never intended it blessings: 1. The Church always gets the. kind of Pontiff lieved in God and in the Bible. to be organ music; it is an gion which He founded. This I started reading the Scrip- Motu Proprio in which he in- she deserves. The Lord must be pleased with the Church means that you ssppfSsSS sisted that sacred music is a opera chorus — completely tures and to my pleasant sur- worldly. and the faithful, otherwise He would never have given us are called to be |||||||l prise I found the deepest phil- complementary part of the sol- John XXIII. 2. jhe Church has had more martyrs in an' apostle ana §§fl||f| osophic and religious truths emn liturgy and must conform Besides, this march has been share your to the scope of the liturgy, the last fifty years than she had in the first 300 years oE stated with a simplicity and cheapened by its over-use in Faith with your a beauty which enthralled me. namely the glory of God and theatre, television, and on the her history. The martyrs in Russia, the Congo and China churchless I attended a course in re- the sanctification and edifica- radio, stage and screen, where are purchasing future blessings for the world through their friends and ligion conducted by the Cath- tion of the faithful. it often forms the background blood, which is more eloquent than the blood of Abel. 3. neighbors. olic chaplain at U.S.C. and for cheap jokes. It has become Catholic news- So it must possess the qual- Our missionaries. Their poverty, which reflects the my interest in the Catholic re- ities of the liturgy, and in par- vulgar. papers, maga- ligion increased. Christ Who had nowhere to lay His Head, their shepherd- ticular the sanctity and good- MANY MARCHES zines, pam- Father O'Brien "I was stirred by reading ing, which makes up for too much emphasis on adminis- phlets and ness of form which will produce Also my expert assures me "The Life of St. Francis of As- universality of acceptance. It that the quality of music at tration elsewhere fat the world, and their conversions, books will help you fulfill your sisi' and 'The Life of St. Ther- duty in this matter. Keep a must be holy, and therefore ex- your daughter's wedding does which outnumber ours by 300 per cent in many instances, ese of Lisieux.' Here was the clude'all worldliness. not depend on the use of the good supply of Catholic litera- marvelous blending of faith, are testimonials that God is with us. ture in your home and share it EXPLICIT CRITERIA Lohengrin march, but on the love and holiness. If the Church organist. with others, and you will be could inspire such lives, surely Pope Pius XII in his encycli- able with God's grace to aver- it merited most careful study. cal on Sacred Music, Dec. 25, If he (or she) is capable of We become depressed because we read the press too often age at least one. convert and I made good use of the Catholic 1955, is quite explicit on the playing only five-finger exer- and the Scriptures too little. What makes news is conflict, one reclaimed fallen-away each Encyclopedia and of Father criteria of worthiness for music cises then that is all you will contradiction and the breaking of the law of God; what makes year. Conway's 'Question Box.' in our churches. get, even from Wagner. If the The helpfulness of good organist is capable there are peace is prayer and sacrifice. The world is becoming worse NO EASY BREAK One of the final acts of Pope Catholic literature in leading thousands of fine marches avail- in one direction, but it is becoming better in another. Although "It was not easy, however, Pius XII was to approve an in- a truth seeker into the {old able, all liturgically correct and to break away from the Protes- struction of the Congregation of Christ was denied room in the Inn, the shepherds and the is illustrated in the conver- free from vulgarity. : tantism in which I had been Rites on Sacred Music and the people from the East "found Him, and the angels chanted His sion of Ruth L. Sondhaus of reared. It allows its members Liturgy, issued Sept. 3, 1958, glory. Be happy, therefore in Christ. Rejoice in the spread San Francisco. Lists of them can be found in to interpret Scripture to suit which spells out in detail the the catalogues of any Catholic of the knowledge and love of Christ in a persecuting world. "I was reared in the Dis- their own fancies, and the standards to which church ciples of_ Christ Church," re- music publisher. But make your merriment concrete, as did the Magi, by bring- thought of submitting to the au- music should conform. lated Ruth, "and was active in thority of the Church in these ing gifts to Christ and His Vicar that His Name may resound church work. Our minister, matters troubled me. At this Paragraph 97 of this instruc- from pole to pole. Whether it be the gold of money, the frankin- Rev. H. P. Shaw, a form.er mis- juncture, thank God, I read four tion is pertinent and interesting 1 Missal Guide | cense of your prayers or the myrrh of your sufferings, offer sionary in China, was a gen- great books written by con- as regards Lohengrin — though it to Christ through His Vicar on earth. uinely holy man. He often spoke verts: Arnold Lunn.'s 'Now I it does not present the decisive Dec. 31 — Sunday within Octave of the missions, calling them See,' G. K. Chesterton's 'Orth- criterion. It says that: of Nativity. Mass of the Sun- 'fields white for the harvest' odoxy,' John L. Stoddards's 'Re- day, Gloria, Credo, preface and appealing for volunteers. "All who have part in the of the Nativity. . GOD LOVE YOU to N.H.T. for $150 "I am a TV serv- building a Lost.Faith' and H. E. sacred music — composers, or- WANTED TO BE NUN Corey's 'The Emancipation of Jan. 1 — Octave of the Nativity iceman and have received small tips through the year. "When I was about 12, I re- ganists, choir directors, sing- of Our Lord Jesus Christ. a Free Thinker.' ers, and instrumentalists — Please accept them now that someone less fortunate than turned from church one Sunday Mass of the day, Gloria, Cre- "They showed that the con- should above all be outstanding and told my parents that, when do, preface of the Nativity: I may be free from want." ... to Anonymous for $5 vert surrenders license of examples of Christian life to I grew up, I was going to-be a "This is to cover the worth of gn article that I unintention- thought for the truth which the rest of the faithful because Jan. 2 — Most Holy Na >f nun so I could do missionary alone sets men free. My guest of their role as direct or in- Jesus. Mass of the feast,-^lo- ally acquired and cannot return." ... to Mr. and Mrs work. They explained that I was ria, Credo, preface of the P. J. for $10 "This month we celebrated our fiftieth anni- had ended. I rang the doorbell direct participants in the sacred Protestant and hence couldn't at Our Lady of Sorrows Rec- liturgy." Nativity. versary. In return for the Holy Father's blessing, we wish be a nun. Nevertheless the tory in Santa Barbara, and Jan. 3 — Ferial Day. Mass of to send him this offering." thought persisted. At the Uni- Felix Acquistapace, S.J., wel- Richard Wagner was quite January 1 without Credo, pref- versity of California I majored comed me into his Inquiry the opposite: an excommuni- ace of the Nativity. in psychology with a minor in Class. After finishing 'The Faith cated Catholic, whose private Jan. 4 — Ferial Day. Mass-of WORLDMISSION, a quarterly review of missionary activi- anthropology. of Millions' and the instructions life was notorious and who January 1 without Credo, pref- "Some of the books, which I made a career of ridiculing ace of the Nativity. ties edited by Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen, is the ideal I was received into Christ's . had read, depicted religion as a true Church. After serving in the Church, even devoting en- Jan. 5 — Ferial Day. Mass of . gift for priests, nuns, seminarians or laymen. Send $5 for a tire operas to this purpose, as hangover of pagan taboos and the navy's intelligence division, January 1 without Credo, sec- with Tannhauser. one-year subscription to WORLDMISSION, 366 Fifth Avenue, explained conscience simply as I joined the Sisters of Provi- ond prayer of St. Telesphor'us, New York" 1, New York. the mirroring of current social dence to bring Christ's divine Pope and Martyr, prefaced values, which change from year Paragraph 98 requires that the Nativity. truths to many others." composers — and others who to year. My faith was shattered Jan. 6 — Epiphany of the Lord. have part in sacred music —* arid I drifted into a vague hu- Father O'Brien will be Mass of the feast, Gloria^ SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice besides being sound and com- manitarianism. After doing glad to have converts send to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Direc- petent artists, must know the Credo, preface of the Epiph- graduate work at the University their names and addresses tor of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth sacred liturgy and be schooled any. of Southern California, I went to him at Notre Dame Uni- Jan. 7 — Holy Family of Jesus, Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, Rev. in the requirements of sacred into social work. Among these versity, Notre Dame, Indi- music. Mary and Joseph. Mass of the Neil J. Flemmmg, 6301 Biscayne-Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. simple poor people I frequently ana, so he may write up feast,' Gloria, Credo, preface perceived a serenity and peace their conversion stories. However, the real reason that of the Epiphany.

Page 22 December 29, ,1961 THE YOKE Miami!, FQo/ridai LEGION OF DECENCY FOCVS

FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE •TO6Ts T"en Best' Films Selected f Across the Bridge Honeymoon Macnlne Ride Out for Revenge t Alamo Horse Soldiers Saintly Sinners * Alias Jesse James Hound That Thought Second Tsm.e Around *- By WILLIAM H. MOORING tough enough, but I enjoyed one kind or another. the year" /or for that matter All Hands On DecK He Was A Raccoon Sergeant Was A Lady * Babes In Toyland I'll Give My Life Silent Call most, the following: "The Chil- "WORST FILM" many a year!) is "By Love Pos- Battle Flame In Between Age * Slaves of Carthage f Whatever we may think about Beyond Time Barrier In Wake of Stranger Snow Fire t dren's Hour," "West Side Sto- Among the foreign films, I sessed." Apart from.inept act- Big Gamble Invasion Quartet Spy Jn the Sky I the critics' annual game of pick- Big Jeeter Invisible Boy Stop, Look and Laugh ? ry," A "Majority of One," liked-best "General Delia Ro- ing and phony presentation, it Big Night Invisible Invaders Story of Ruth ^ ing the "ten best," let me not Blood and Steel It Happened To Jane Summer To Remember "Raisin in the Sun," "Fanny," vere" (Italian and "Ballad of a typified, for me, the common Boy and the Pirates John Paul Jones Swiss Family Robinson • back away from honest chal- Boy Who Found Jungle Cat Sword And The Dragon "Flower Drum Song," "Judg- Soldier" (Russian). fault of many recent films. It $100,000 Kidnapped Sword of Sherwood lenge. Cast A Long Shadow Killers of Kilimanjaro Tammy Tell Me True t ment at Nuremberg," "The My choice as "worst film of was by sex obsessed. Cimarron Lad, A Dog Teenage Millionaire t- Several young filmgoers al- Clown And The Kid Ladies Man Ten Who Dared * Parent Trap," "The Guns of Comancheros, The Last Angry Man There Was A Crooked i ready have sent me their selec- Conspiracy of Hearts Last Dawn Man > Navarone" and "The Great Im- Crash Landing Last- Days of Pompeii Tomboy And Champ g DONALD F. JOHN M. David And Goliath Last Voyage tions, although these naturally Days of Thrills and loughest Man Alive ' poster" (the latter a little out- Left, Right and Center Trapp Family f exclude several new Christmas McEMBER MONTGOMERY Laughter Libel Trouble In The Sky fc sider not many other critics Dentist In Chair Lost World Twelve Hours To Kill f and New Year releases that I Do«ert Attack Majority Of One Twelve To The Moon * may remember). Id , . . Man Who Wagged Two Little Bears . * have seen and they have not. ~~ zzled Heaven His Tail Under Ten Flags *, For impressive settings, or- «id Boy Master of World Unearthly f Some readers urgently include fcscape from Terror Man On A String Un vanquished 4* derly deployment of massive Me EMBER Everything's Ducky Michael Strogoff Up In Smoke f; their own recommendations for face in the Night Midsummer Night's Valley of Dragons * crowds, breathtaking color INSURANCE, Inc. Face of Fire Dream Voyage to Bottom of Sea "" the year's Oscars. MONTGOMERY Flaming Frontier Mighty Crusaders Wackiest Ship In Army photography and an appealing Flight That Miracle of the Hills Warrior and Slave Girl Disappeared Misty Watch Your Stern This year, more than ever theme of loyalty, "El Cid" Flute And Arrow Murder, She Said Westbound •Forever My Lpve Mysterious Island When Clock Strikes v before, it is evident th#t some would claim a place in my For the Love of Mike Nine Lives Whistle Down The I Francis of As si si On The Double Wind v £ new Academy classifications selections. GENERAL INSURANCE Gambler Wore A Gun Parent Trap, The Wild Heritage " I Gift of Love Persuader are needed. Great Day Wings of Chance h- Again, "King of Kings," in Greyfriars Bobby Peacemaker. The Wizard Of Baghdad W 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. Guns Of Navarone Pirates of Tortuga World Was His Jury * When Oscar time arrives and spite of blatant scriptural inac- Gunfight Power Among Men World Without End Hand In Hand Pirate's Affair Wrong Man ¥£ the dramatic "Children's Hour" curacies, brought me moments PHONE HI 4-2587 Handle With Care Purple Hills X-15 *} Hey Boy. Hey Girl Question 7 Y$- • . •. • • • • • Five Gates to He)l Matter of Morals, A Too Late Blues ond Beach area complete with From Hell To Eternity Middle of the Night Too Young for Love snuffleboard, putting green, ping- liquor Store )f Church Organizations. From The Terrace Minotaur Two Faces of pong 'n' everything. Rates are rea- Fugitive Kind M.isfits Dr. Jekyll ± FOR FULL INFORMATION |C *\ Girl In Room 13 Morgan The Pirate Two Loves sonable. Why not reserve Your ca- Girl's Town Most Dangerous Vice Raid bana now? •. . . Choice locations ^ PHONE HAL PEARL J C A Goddess Of Love Man Alive Warrior Empress for those reserving first. Go Naked In World Naked Dawn Wayward Girl Then> there's our Shopping Arcade', When You're Shopping Gone With the Wind Never So Few What Price Murder includes our Coffee Shoppe for Goodbye Again Night of the Quarter Where Boys Are Mention The Voice ••*•**••••••**••****••: Guns Of Black Witch Moon Wife For A Night those delicious snacks at sensible Happy Anniversary Nights Of Rasputin Wild In The Country prices . . . You'll admire the ex- Head, The Of Love and Lust Wind Csnnot Read quisite and unusual Haitian murals High Hell Pharaoh's Woman World By Night . . . and magnificent Viscaya in our CONDEMNED Lobbies ... A Sundry Shop where Bed of Grass Love Is My Profession Prime Time "Everything To Build Anything" Breathless Lovers Private Property . - you can buy anything from a news- Cold Wind In August Mademoiselle Strip Question of Adultery paper to a Jovely gift, Beauty ond Come Dance With Me Tease Night Heaven Fell Barber Shops . . . ond a variety of Expresso Bongo Mating Urge Saturday Night And stores for your convenience. Flesh Is Weak Naked Night Sunday -Morning Solaria . . . Steambaths . . . Expert Green Mare, The Never On Sunday Sins Of Mona Kent 1 Am A Camera Oscar Wilde Third Sex Supervision. Lady Chatterly's Port Of Desire Truth, Th« , And, the parking's' FREE Lover Pot BowJae Young and Damned Why not drop by today? SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION** Circle of Deception Crowning Experience Girl of the Night King of Kings La Dolce Vita 14 Yards — Shop The R-B-C Yard Near You Never Take Candy From A Stranger Suddenly, Last Summer Miami (3) ©pa Locka # # # Boca Raton Homestead l'**A separate classification is given to certain film's which, while f -not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a Coral Gables islamorada Miami Shores Perrine i protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false HOTH. 9"i conclusions.) On the Ocean at 87th Street (Phase clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) UN 6-3731 Miami Beach Defray Beach Key West No. Miami Beach South Miami

December 29, 1961 THE VOJCE Miami, Florida Page 23 THE MARKET JP H. A C E FOR. (Announcements - Sales - Services - Rentals - Real Sstate

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INC. Phono Parish OF Classification , COOL ROOF.MIAMI Ad to be published .timet starting Friday 1961 Authorized by . tributed $14 to buy holiday din- f PHONE 564-0568 ners served at Camillus House. __ !5fc A AA AAA A A.A A A A AA A A A A A A+ In presenting POLYGLOT MISSAL, the author feels he is introducing a- book of .an 7300 Get Dinners ^—BARGAIN DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN! entirely different character. Two essential fea- tures make this book unique. As a prayer-book At Camillus House COMPLETE LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM in French, Spanish, Italian, English and Latin, it has a permanent spiritual appeal for the More than 1,300 holiday din- INSTALLED educated and interested layman; as a text, for ners were served to the needy 11/3 H.P. DEMING SELF PRIMING PUMP the class-room, in High Schools and Colleges, on Christmas day at Miami's 2" WELL TO 21' — 1.50 FOR EACH ADD/FT. used as a collateral reader, it will provide the! modern language student with a universal sub- Camillus House operated by 40 CONCEALED HEADS — WITH DONUTS the Little Brofhers of the Good USING P.V.C. PIPE — RIGID, HIGH IMPACT, ject of study, one in which he is already familiar, containing as it does, the common Shepherd at 726 NE First Avet NON-CORROSIVE prayers, the Ordinary of the Mass, the Gospels EXCEPT ELECTRICAL and Epistles in the five most impojjant lan- According to Brother David, guages of the world. B.G.S., superior at the haven Also we must npt lose sight that many pas- for homeless and destitute men, sages, sayings, themes taken from the Holy exactly 1,317 persons were Script, have become proverbial in the civilized •world, and this is true in French, English, Span- served turkey dinners "with all ilAKK FINANCING AVAILAILI) ish, or Italian." . the trimmings" between the hours of 2 and 6 p.m. Some, REGULAR PRICE $4.95 he said, had waited in line out- ALLIED SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICE $3,95 ,side the house for as long as At your Bookstore OR send order for 'autographed' copy to four hours. A total of 39 tur- LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEMS keys were prepared, cooked and 1ST. IM0 Basile G. DOuakil, 735 N. W. 131st St., No. Miami 68, Fla. served under the direction of* ALL ORDERS MAILED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED Brother Dominic. 1320 N.W. 119th ST. MU 8-4661 FOR C.-O.D. ,q.RajLR.SUN.. "lAMI-AREA P H_P N E..M U __5 - 2 2 6 9 . (Spanish); (Carol City Junior. High), 8,-10.'. St. Thomas- {South Mtamf • -Jr. •• High S:30, 12:30. School, 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11. AVON NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, ,6, 7, 8, STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, II. St. Thomas Aauinas Student : Center, 9. 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. •$:3P; ?|30,;%Q:9Of 12|; |s £ •'• * ''' |... St. James, .6, 7, ,8, 9, .10, 1.1, 12:15VERO BEACH: St.s Helen, 7:30, 9. 11. : Sunday Mass Timetable (ELLE GlWlte~%t. Philip' 8e'nM,' '<>• DAN1A: Resurrection (6ls*en'' junior High and 5;3sO p\m. - l '" • 'V r WAUCHULA: St. .Michael'S. '" 3OCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, School) 7, 9, 10:30, 12:15. St. John the Apostle, 6. 7. 8, 9. 10, Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- OPA LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish), and 5 p.m. days). Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and 9:30. '0:15. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. St. Mary of the Missions and St. 6 p.m. Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. JOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. St. Ann, 6. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 8:30, 11. NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, 10:30, 12. \ HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- St. Biendan. 7. 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation. na Academy).'7:30, 9, 10, 1(1:30. 12:30, and 5:30 p.m. 7, 9, 11, 12:15. JOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 8. 10, 9:30 NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, ON THE KEYS Little Flower, 5:45, 7. 8:15, 9:30, St. Mary ChapeT, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12. BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, 11:30. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral 10:45. 12, and 5:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. (Spanish). Home), 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. 8:30, 10:30. \ :LEWISTON: St. Maraaret, 8. Nativity, 7:15. 8:30, 9:30, 1.0:30, St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 St. Monica, 8, 10, 11. MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, :OCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 6:30, 8, Queen ot Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, (Spanish). 11, 12:30 p.m., 6 p.m.; PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. 10. 1-2:30, 6 p.m. 11:30, 12:30. Oade County Auditorium, 9, 10:30, 12. St. Philip. (Bunche Park), 9. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. KEY WEST: St. Mary, a, 7. 8:30, 10, 10, 11:30. St. Anthony, 6 7 8, 9:15, 10:30. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 10, PLANTATION KET: San Pedro, 6:30, St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12:15 and SS. Peter And Paul, 6:15, 8, 9, 10, 12 and 5:30 p.m. \ :ORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- 11:45. 11, 12. and (Spanish) 12:55. 9, 11. 7 p.m. PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8. St. Timothy, (SW Senior High School), 10:30 12. 9:15, U:30. 8, 9:30, 11. St.-Clement, 8, 9, 10. 11:15, 12:30* PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 11. MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales, St. Jerome. 8. 9:30, 11. 11, 12:15. U.S. Crew Sees Pope INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45.' 7, 9, 11 6 p.m. St. Pius. 8, 10, 11, 12. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, VATICAN CITY (NO — One JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaverv), 7:30, 9: St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 9:30, 11, 12:15. 5:30 p.m. BODY REPAIR FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, St. Elizabeth: 8, 9, 11, 12. hundred and seventy offers 8770 S.W. 132nd Street Jerome, 8, 9, 10:30, 11:30 St. Pius, 10:30, 12 (Spanish). St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10. 11, 12, and men of the Americj^ *• 8, 10, 11, 12. POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman. 7, LABELLE: Mission' 9. and 6 p.m. craft carrier the USS IntrSgid CE 5-1278 St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:308, 9:30, 11. 12:15. LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, 11 a.m., 12:15, 5:30 p.m. and 6 p'.m PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- attended a papal general au- 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. romeo, 7:30, 9:30, 11. Fender and Body Work FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, dience and presented a missal 7, 8, 10, 11. St. Luke, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. 8, 9, 10. 11, 12. PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 8:30. stand to Pope John XXIII. - Auto Painting FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 8, 10. MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. MIAMI .SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30. FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12. 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and 9, 11, Collision our Specialty MIAMI: The Cathedral, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 5:30 p.m. *•**••••••••••*•*•••*£ Auditorium. 9. 10:30. II, 12. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The King, (Martin Elementary School),. 9. West Bowling Alley HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 8, Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. er, 10. 1 J. M. Sfephenson z 12:55 (Spanish). RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, * at S.W. 132nd St. and 87th Are. HIALEAH: ImmacuTote Conception, 6, NAPLES: St. Ann. 6, 8, 10, 11. 10:30. 11:30. * FUNERAL HOME % 9, 10:30 and 11:30 (Spanish). Gesu, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.n; (City Auditorium), B, 9:30, 11, 12:30, Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica A Servicing All Highlands County '> and 6:30 p.m. International Airport (International SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9, 11. * SEBRING AVON PARK * SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9. £ EV 5-0125 GL 3-3101 £ 10, 11, 12 X 24 Hour Ambulance Service *•' Don't Let This Happen ]J)JUIJUUUULSULSUULJUUULSLSLSU&> Edward R. Pomger LEO W. ENGELHARDT FUNERAL HOME FUNERAL HOME To You In The New Year PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA 2017 McGregor Blvd. - NEptune 2-7171 FORT MYERS — EDison 5-1146 Servicing START OFF RIGHT WITH A Serving all of Southwestern Florida COMPLETE CHECK UP AT YOUR Swjnnnnnnrd o oinnrjnnnrjrc PARISH SERVICE STATION Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D.

ST. MARY'S ANNUNCIATION ST. HUGH ST. JAMES CATHEDRAL JIM WILSON Dinner Key FRAZIER'S 1480 N.W. 27th AVE. NE 4-8545 13 years in same location LAKE FOREST TEXACO Service Station • TIRES • BATTERIES BELLE MEADE • ACCESSORIES • TUNE-UP BRAKE WORK A SPECIALTY or MOTOR AUTOMOTIVE AND REPAIRS, MARINE ENGINE REPAIRS SERVICE 5717 HOLLYWOOD BOULEVARD Pick-up mm Delivery • ATLAS TIRES * BATTERIES MU 1-0265 TOP VALUE STAMPS * ACCESSORIES * ROAD SERVICE ATLAS TIRES * BATTERIES YUkon 3-0954 Shell Oil Change -A ACCESSORIES 7601 Biscayne Blvd. YU 3-9552 HI 8-3065 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue Flowers For All Occasions 3901 S.W. 40th Ave. 2560 SOUTH BAYSHORE DRIVE North Miami, Fla. PL 1-9368 Hollywood, Fla. Antal & Marcella Kiss — Members of Nativity Parish

ST. TIMOTHY HOLY FAMILY HOLY ROSARY MO 6-9277 DILLOW'S CITIES SERVICE CARL F. SLADE, F.D. B&R T TONY'S 'ALL MECHANICAL WORK and ACCESSORIES COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Across Street From miM cm .... -r- Church arU School 10140 S.W. 56th, St "// You Can't Stop, Wave" 'Miami CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME FRAKJO INDIGO SERVICE EPIPHANY 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 ROAD SERVICE TOP VALUE STAMPS Wl 5-9209 REGAL SHELL SERVICE STATION FREE PICK-OP DELIVERY IN AREA CE 5-1221 Tune-Up TOP VALUE Complete 15000 N.E. 6th Ave., N. Miami Bch. Specialists STAMPS Car Service • Merchants Green Stamps Across From Bank of Perrine MO 1-0211 6480 So. Dixie Hwy. FUNERAL mw. i-vx i i y S- | and sw_ 80th st_ HOMES LITTLE FLOWER ST. AGNES ST. JOHN ST. JOSEPH THE APOSTLI FT. LAUDERDALE NASH'S LARRY'S STANDARD 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD. ~\OIL JA 2-2811 LU 1-6100 RIEGLER DAN H. FAIRCHILD . PHIL H. FAIRCHILD TEXACO NORTH SHORE FUNERAL DIRECTORS GARAGE Proprietor—Larry Gaboury 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. IN WEST HOLLYWOOD Miami Beach SERVICE 1 CRANDON BLVD. SERVICE STATION 5801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. — YU 3-6565 PHONE 665T2441 Lubrication Accessories FREE PICK-UP, DELIVERY IN AREA KEY BISCAYNE Tires Tubes Batteries UN 6-9171 •yt Tune-Ups jr Minor Repairs EM 1-5521 TU 8-9151 Johnny Johnson 1890 SOUTH WEST 57th AVE. Palm Ave. at 5th St. EXPERT MECHANICAL WORK WADLINGTON Hiafeah, Flo. Funeral Homes ST. PATRICK'S SS. PETER and PAUL ST. ROSE of LIMA ST. STEPHEN'S IN HOLLYWOOD 140 S. DIXIE HWY.-WA 3-6565 SOUTHSIDE PORST HOOKER'S SERVICE STATION AMERICAN Pick-up & Delivery Service KRAEER FUNERAL HOME R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director SERVICE STATION SlNCfAIR SERVICE Ambulance Service SERVICE CAR WON'T GO? CALL TIRES • BATTERIES * ACCESSORIES ALL Repairs Done PRODUCTS ALL AUTO REPAIR * ROAD SERVICE ELECTRONICALLY JOHN FUSCO * Tune-up and Wheel Balancing FR 1-9268 N.E. 2nd Ave. at 99th St. YU 3-9656 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Specialist —• Tires & Accessaries Miami Shores POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA 41st and ROYAL PALM AVE. 1180 S.W. 8th Street 6600 PEMBROKE RD. Miami Beach, Fla. Ph. JE 8-6419 Miami, Florida PL 8-2998 WEST HOLLYWOOD,,FLA. Phone WH 1-4113

Page 26 December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida She came here 45 years ago from Corpus Christ! Church for Mrs. Pau- Manchester, N.H. line Carroll, 54, ofW-48 NW 35th St. She came here 15 years ago from lames *Guniv Sr. QuQuebece , and '^s?survived*1 W wr hus- Deal ns in Diocese Requiem Mass waa1 celebrated in., band, Harold; son; brother; and iduiardllFHale eSons inc. SS. Peter and Paul Church for James four sisters. Van Orsdel's Coral Gables Mor- F. Gunn, Sr., 52, of 2132 SW nth King Funeral Home had charge of Arnold J. Lizotfe tuary was in charge of arrange- St. A native ol Trenton, Tenn,, he arrangements, with burial in Our ments, with burial in Our Lady of came here in 1924. He was a mem- Lady ot Mercy Cemetery. Mass of Requiem was offered in Mercy Cemetery. ber of the Holy Name Society. St. Rose or Lima Qhurch, Miami Surviving are his wife, Tatica; FUNERAL HOME Shores, for Arnold J. - LJzotte, i9, of three daughters, Betty Lois, Mrs. Margaret Newman •13105 Ixora Ct., a retired salesman Barbara Kirk and Mrs. Charlotte who came here 12 years^ ago from i Judith Scribner Smoak; a son, James F., Jr.; a Requiem Mass was celebrated in Riverside, 111. Requiem Mass was celebrated In brother; five sisters, including Mrs. St. Lawrence Church, N. Miami Survivors include his wife, Flor- Holy Family Church for Mrs. Judith Rebecca Smith, Mrs. Virginia Brook- Beach, for Mrs. Margaret K. New- if 3 Generations of ence "M. C. Scribner, 51, of 12904 Ixora Circle, er and Mrs. Elizabeth .Stapleton; and man, 65, of 149 NE 173rd St., who Philbrick's Funeral Home was in nine grandchildren. came here 36 years ago from As- Experience charge Qf arrangements. Keystone Point. bury Park, N.J. She came here five years ago Abern-Plummer FuneraJ Home was Surviving are her daughter, Mrs. from Birmingham, Ala. Surviving In charge of arrangements. Elizabeth Feser; two brothers; two Vincent Lococo are her husband, Harold; a daugh- sisters; and two grandchildren. ^ if Largest Funeral ter, Mrs. Steven Shader, Jr.; and a Van Orsdel1 s Gratigny Road Mor- Mass of Requiem was celebrated sister, Mrs. Kerr

Van Orsdel's provides an exceptional- R. E. Wixsom, F.D. Funeral Home ly wide selection of funerals to choose 206 S.W. 8th Street FR 3-2111 from. Over 60 different funerals are oiieied, and all tributes . include Serving faithfully for over 60 years casket, casket bearers, transportation, music, choice of chapel facilities in NEVER BEFORE four mortuaries and every needed de- PUT IN PRINT tail of helpful service. VISIT US; OR WRITE TO OBIE JOHNSON 1349 W. FLAGLER STREET $150* $215 $279 $307 $348 MIAMI • PHONE: FR 3-0656 FUNERAL HOME $383 $396 $419 $427 $455

1650 HARRISON ST. Standard metal casket funerals from $465 HOLLYWOOD WA 2-7511 Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 PLUMMET Obie Johnson . . Funeral Director . • . Dave Johnson "Any Family in financial difficulty SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES OVER 18 YEARS may set its own price on this service. Member: V. Little Flower Parish ASSURANCE OF INTEGRITY flights of Columbus Experienced service and fair dealing Holy Name Society are important protections when funer- al selection becomes necessary. Van Orsdel's membership in National Se- HOLLYWOOD lected Morticians is the-family's as- MIAMI surance of receiving the finest funeral 660 W. H.AGLER service obtainable in Pade County. * MORTUARY CORAL GABLES For Further Information Call FR 3-5757 837 PONCE DE LEON BLVD. Esr. 1925 SOUTH MIAMI AT KENDALL, U.S. 1 AT S. W. 106TH ST. MIAMI SHORES COMPLETE - Locally Owned 11415 N. E. 2ND AVE. and Operated HIAtEAH • MIAMI SPRINGS Funeral Cost Index OLIVE DR. AT OKEECHO6EE RD. The PHILBRKK =R 3-6363 FUNERAL HOMES On-The-Circle Metal Caskets from *450 MORTUARIES WA 2-6711 .Hardwood Caskets from *460 Guaranteed Pricet LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF DAVID K. JOHNSON C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee Funeral Director

December 29, 1961 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 SHARE IN THESE BIG SAYINGS ON QUALITY FOODS PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY AT ALL FOOD FAIR STORES . . . FROM FT. PIERCE TO KEY WEST

WITH 6.98 ORDER OR MORE .UNSHINE CUGAR LB. SWEETS ;-9m* U #m im 5 BAG 29 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED LIMIT 2 CARTONS WITH ,5.00 PURCHASE 12-OZ. ORIGINAL CRISPY CANS OLD MILWAUKEE BEER 6 99 PIZZA COOKING & DESSERT 7-INCH ROMA WINES BOTTLE 89 PIES 3 LIBBY'S FROZEN 99 46-OZ. TOMATO JUICE 2 CANS 49 READY-TO-EAT, ALL LUMP P.S.G. TOP U.S. ALASKAN KING BRAND Genuine Spring Lamb CHOICE CRAB MEAT LEGS ©' LAMB WHOLE LB. «•- P.S.G. BRAND - TOP U.S. CHOICE CHUCK ROAST ,:..*. 49C C MRS. FILBERT'S Crossrib Roast BONELESS .. ...«. 89 MARGARINE U.S. GOV'T. INSP. & GRADED 'A' - QUICK FROZEN - EVISCERATED GENUINE CAPONS LB 59 2/ TOP U.S. CHOICE - P.S.G. BRAND VA'% 57 Boneless CORNED BEEF BRISKETS WHOLE OR FIRST 2nd CUTS . . j CUTS LB. FARMER GRAY V-r THIN SLICED JUICY THIN SKIN BACO CALIF. LEMONS DOZEN 39 MB. LUSCIOUS RED RIPE PKG. 49 59 STRAWBERRBES PINT MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ... YOUR EXTRA BONUS AT FOOD FAIR

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