Miamian named to Vatican post A Miami attorney who specializes in human rights policies, he said, "It's more federal practice and international law will the other way around, isn't it?" and added become the first Catholic ever to serve as a that he would not be involved with "pure personal envoy to a Pope for a U.S. politics." He also stated that his ap- president. pointment does not suggest any Vatican David Walters, 60, is a member of St. intention of influencing internal U.S. Kieran parish, a Knight of Malta, and a politics. member of the Miami Serra Club. He will Recommended for the Vatican succeed Henry Cabot Lodge who has position by key Church and political served in the Vatican post since 1970, leaders including Archbishop Coleman F. when he was appointed by former Carroll of Miami and Cardinal Terence president Richard Nixon. Lodge continued Cooke, Archbishop of New York. Walters in the post under former president Gerald served as general co-chairman of the Arch- Ford and generally visited the Vatican Bishop's Charities Drive in 1975 in Miami twice a year during his term. and is a member of the board of trustees Lodge's predecessor, Myron Taylor, and chairman of the Development Com- appointed by former president Franklin D. mittee at Barry College. Archbishop Roosevelt in 1940, made occasional visits Carroll and Cardinal Cooke backed his to the Vatican. nomination on a personal level, Walters Walters says that he sees no conflict said. in a Catholic representing the United A native of Cleveland, he was States at the Vatican. "It shows a good graduated from Baldwin College in Ohio, deal of enlightement has taken place," he the Cleveland School of Law and the said. "Of course, I'll be communicating for University of Miami Law School. During the President as an American, not just as a WW II he was awarded a Bronze Star as a Catholic." Special Agent in the Army's Counter- According to Walters his top priority intelligence Corps and formerly was an would be "human rights."Asked about the honorary consul to the Republic of Haiti. David Walters With Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll Vatican's support for President Carter's (Continued on page 15) ^VOICE VOL. XIX No. 17 PRICE 25c JULY 8, 1977 J Vatican urges state aid to Catholic schools By JOHN MUTHIG their members have given up a very heavy burden of cost to education," according to the education and establishes its VATICAN CITY-(NC)- teaching to work in other maintain an often highly im- document. own so-called neutral and In a major document, the pastoral fields. portant network of Catholic It explained that if the monolithic system." Vatican's top education The document, though schools. Catholic schools were to serve The document says that department has backed state generally positive in tone, "These Catholics need to "exclusively or predominantly" "professional organizations" aid to Catholic schools as the deplores the "nearsightedness" be assured as they strive to only the rich, the schools protecting school personnel ideal way for governments to of some governments which regularize the frequent in- "could be contributing to must not ignore the special guarantee pluralism in have not provided financial aid justices in their school situation maintaining their privileged apostolic mission of the education. for Church schools. that they are not only helping position, and could thereby Catholic school. The document, issued by In some countries, it says, to provide every child with an continue to favor a society "The rights of people who the Vatican Congregation for "governments have ap- education that respects his full which is unjust." are involved in the school must Catholic Education, asserts preciated the advantages and development, but that they are The document says that be safeguarded in strict that the Church is "absolutely justice," it says. "But, no convinced" that the Catholic matter what material interests school system must be con- may be at stake, or what social tinued for the good of the 'The Catholic school, far more than any and moral conditions affect Church and mankind. their professional development, In an indirect reference to other, must be a community whose aim a principle of Vatican (Council) unionization in Catholic 1 II has a special application in schools, the document defends is the transmission of values for living. this context: 'The faithful the rights of school personnel to should learn how to distinguish seek proper pay and work the necessity of a plurality of also defending the freedom of the Church is "absolutely carefully between those rights conditions "in strict justice." school systems which offer teaching and the rights of convinced" that Catholic and duties which are theirs as It stresses, however, that members of the Church, and alternatives to a single state parents to choose an education schools offer "an essential and those which they have Catholic school employes are system." for their children which con- unique service" for the Church as also carrying out a mission of In these countries, forms to their legitimate and that "the absence of (Continued on page 15) evangelization, required of Catholic schools "are more or requirements," states the Catholic schools would be a them by Baptism. less closely associated with the document. great loss for civilization." It urges them to take into national system and are The economic strait jacket The Catholic school, it consideration their assured of an economic and in which Catholic schools are continues, tries to meet needs evangelizing mission as well as juridical status similar to state often bound by government of "a society characterized by their rights as citizens when schools," asserts the document. refusal of aid has obliged some depersonalization and a mass formulating union demands. "These solutions," it says, schools "to restrict their production mentality." The 10,000-word document "are an encouragement to those educational activities to The document argues that also asks religious orders, responsible for Catholic schools wealthier social classes, thus Classified 21 Catholic school systems must Editorial 6 established for teaching, to in countries where the Catholic giving the impression of social be kept up "as the state in- It's a Date 16 "reassess" reasons why some of community must still shoulder and economic discrimination in creasingly takes control of Know Your Faith 11 Movies Et TV. . . 17 Parents at Marriage Encounter convention urged give Prayers: 14 Senate votes to curb Federal abortion funds p.3 Youth 18 All-Florida Charismatic Conference set for St. Leo's .. p.4 church new Spring of vocations p. 8 Bearers of the Good Newi, p.5 Is America recovering its senses? p.6 Lay persons's role cited in reaching unchurched p. 10 How will Pope Paul answer At.p. LeFebvre? p.6 Who needs theologians?. pgs. 11-13 See slight thaw in icy News briefs relationship between Vatican-Czechoslovakia ByJOHNMUTHIG VATICAN CITY-(NC)-Top Vatican diplomats are hoping that recent nods of friendship made by the Prague government to the Vatican may signal the end of almost 30 years of ice-cold relations between it and Czechoslovakia. The Czechoslovakian government has kept the Catholic Church in a strait-jacket in recent years despite its pledge to respect religious freedom at the Helsinki conference of 1975. CHURCH News Analysis It has repeatedly turned a cold shoulder to Vatican overtures to begin dialogue on the weighty problems of Czechoslovakian Catholics. PARKING But now it appears that Prague may want to defrost its relations with the Holy See. THE FIRST signs of the thaw became clear when Pope Paul VI announced June 2 that Prague's apostolic ad- ministrator, Bishop Frantisek Tomasek, was one of two prelates whom he had secretly named cardinals in 1976. Nice place to park: George Rice reads a old St. Louis Cathedral. The cathedral is Both Vatican and Czechoslovakian diplomatic sources magazine during a lull in his work. It's adjacent to the Gateway Arch, a popular confirm that the Prague government accepted well the public his job to keep tourists out of the parking tourist stop. naming of Cardinal Tomasek. lot unless they are attending Mass at the Although no government representative was sent from Prague, the top Czechoslovakian representative in Italy group has asked the United States to attended the solemn consistory to witness papal bestowal of Rumanian talks become "the refuge of last resort" for the red cardinal's biretta on Cardinal Tomasek. VATICAN CITY-The Vietnamese who are escaping their The presence of the government representative was a Vatican's roving ambassador, Arch- country by sea. A resolution passed major breakthrough. It was topped, however, several days bishop Luigi Poggi, has left Rome for June 25 by the board of Pax later when the government offered a formal reception for the two weeks of talks with Rumanian Christi—USA said that many new cardinal at its ultra-modern embassy. officials. The archbishop was ac- Vietnamese escape in unseaworthy It would be easy, however, to overestimate the companied by Divine Word Father crafts and are not being rescued by significance of this first handshake of friendship from John Bukovsky, a Slovak-American larger ships because no Asian ports Prague. official of the Council for the Public will accept the rescued refugees. FORMAL talks—if Prague ever agrees to start them Affairs of the Church in Rome. with the Vatican—would present negotiators with a Conditions are very difficult for Send open letter mountain of touchy topics. the about one million Latin-rite LONDON-More than 100 First on the list would be the government's refusal to Catholics in Rumania. Only one of leading evangelical Anglicans have recognize bishops in most of the nation's 12 dioceses. Rumania's five Latin-rite dioceses sent an open letter to the bishops of The Czechoslovakian government offered a reception in has a bishop recognized officially by the Anglican Communion calling for Rome June 30 for a man whom it does not yet recognize as the government. deeper exploration of the theological archbishop of Prague. Cardinal Tomasek is still listed in the The plight of the 1.5 million issues behind the Protestant Vatican yearbook as "apostolic administrator of Prague" Rumanian-rite Catholics, however, is Reformation in Anglican dialogue due to the government's refusal to recognize his ap- much worse. The rite was forcibly with the Roman Catholic, Old pointment officially. incorporated into the Rumanian Catholic, Orthodox and other Two others bishops share nonrecognition with Cardinal Orthodox Church after World War II Eastern Churches. Tomasek, and seven dioceses have no bishop at all. and the Rumanian-rite Catholic Some sources say that as many as 500 Czechoslovakian bishops were imprisoned by the priests are forbidden by the government to exercise priestly government. Ecumenical parish ministry. Among them is one bishop—Jesuit Bishop Jan NORFOLK, Va-The Catholic Korec—who works as a factory hand. U.S. deacons meet diocese of Richmond and the PRACTICING Catholics suffer discrimination on the CLEVELAND-The National Episcopal diocese of Southern job and in school. Diaconate Institute for Continuing Virginia have agreed to establish a The government has stepped up a campaign to stamp Education (NDICE) will hold its first joint parish in Norfolk. Episcopalian out formal religious education. annual conference Aug. 4-7 at the and Catholic parishioners will share One of the most tragic problems is the status of religious University of Notre Dame. The as much of a common church life as orders in Czechoslovakia. In 1950 most orders were announcement was made by Joseph possible, while retaining their own disbanded and stripped of their school, hospitals and other Newman, the Cleveland diocese's forms of worship and sacramental institutions. Only a few orders of Sisters are still permitted first permanent deacon, ordained in ministry. to do any apostolic work at all—they care for chronically 1971. Newman is coordinator of the handicapped and malformed persons that no one else is NDICE and serves on its executive Change in Scotland willing to care for. committee and board. EDINBURGH, Scotland-A All these problems fall on the sturdy shoulders of Invited to the conference are the government education committee in Cardinal Frantisek Tomasek. A spry 78 years old, he is 1,800 permanent deacons predominantly Protestant Scotland ruggedly built, with the ruddy face of a Moravian peasant. throughout the United States, their has rejected a $2,400-a-year The problems remain and perhaps worsen. But the bishops, diaconate directors and scholarship bequest for Scottish Vatican and Cardinal Tomasek are encouraged by the families. Newman expects about 300 children because it excluded glimmer of hope which the government has offered them in to 400 deacons to attend. Catholics. Observers noted that the recent days. decision was indicative of the marked Said the cardinal in a comment to NC News after the 'Last resort' change in Scotland's interreligious consistory: "Today we take three steps forward, tomorrow NEW YORK-A Catholic peace climate in recent years. we must take two steps back—but we wind up always one step forward." I 1 labe l o n

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Page 21 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1S/7 Senate to curb Federal abortion funds WASHINGTON - A should look at the case in light Carter Administration is said the language actually adopted under nongovernmental House Bill containing anti- of the June 20 Supreme Court to favor the Helms language, by the Senate. auspices, if she pays for it abortion provisions was ap- ruling that states do not have a which would have been a Neither the House nor herself. The language applies proved by the Senate and has constitutional obligation to pay substantially stronger ban on Senate language forbids a only to federal funding of been returned to the House to for such abortions. Rep. Henry federally funded abortions than woman to have an abortion abortion under Medicaid. be worked out in conference Hyde (R-Ill.) won passage of committee. the prohibition last year. The Senate voted to DURING the Senate withhold federal funds for debate, Packwood argued that abortion, except in cases of while Congress does not have a rape, incest, danger to the life constitutional obligation to pay of the mother, or when deemed for abortions, it had a "moral "medically necessary" by a obligation." To deny abortions doctor. to poor women because The Senate-passed senators view the practice as stipulations are part of a $60.6 immoral, he said, "is a billion funding bill for the disdainful, haughty, arrogance Departments of Labor and of that should demean this Health, Education and Welfare. Congress." Although the House version of Sen. Jesse Helms (R-N.C.) the bill, passed June 17, called abortion "deliberate contains no exceptions, the termination of an innocent Senate vote assures that the human life," and said, "I don't final bill will include an anti- think she (a pregnant woman) abortion provision. should have a right to ter- The key vote in the minate another life for her sometimes tense debate came convenience." on a move by Sen. Robert W. An amendment by Helms Packwood (R-Ore.) to kill the to eliminate all exceptions to entire anti-abortion section and the bill's anti-abortion to allow continued funding of language except the one in- Pope's anniversary: Beneath the Mass marking his 14th anniversary as abortions under the Medicaid volving danger to the mother's splendor of Bernini's canopy In St. Pope. Five new cardinals concelebrated program without restrictions. life was beaten, 65-33. The Peter's Basilica, Pope Paul VI celebrates the Mass. The Senate rejected that move, on a vote of 56-42. SEVERAL senators who opposed the abortion funding Bp. Donnelly, champion 1 limitation last year voted for it 7 pledge allegiance to... this time. Four of the 17 were Catholic: Democrats Edward of labor, dies at 68 M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, NEW HAVEN, Conn.- Hartford. BOSTON—(NC) —The state supreme court has Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, (NC) — Auxiliary Bishop After his ordination, been asked for an advisory opinion on the con- Thomas J. Mclntyre of New Joseph F. Donnelly, 68, of Bishop Donnelly was an stitutionality of a bill requiring public school teachers Hampshire, and Edmund S. Hartford, Conn., died unex- assistant pastor at St. Thomas to lead pupils in saying the pledge of allegiance daily. Muskie of Maine. pectedly June 30th at St. Parish in Waterbury, chaplain The bill was approved by the house and senate and After the Packwood Raphael's Hospital in New at St. Francis orphan asylum, sent to Gov. Michael S. Dukakis who requested the proposal was defeated, Sen. Haven. The cause of death was and pastor of St. John the court's opinion. Edward W. Brooke (R-Mass.) not known. Baptist Parish in New Haven. Dukakis stated that he had "grave doubts" about offered the "medically The bishop, who had a long Ordained a bishop on Jan. the measure's constitutionality, saying it might necessary" language as a history of involvement in the 28, 1965, he resigned the threaten teachers and students rights to free speech substitute for several specific labor movement, was chairman pastorate of St. John the and religion. exemptions recommended by of the Farm Labor Committee Baptist in 1968 to devote full The pledge of allegiance bill was backed by Rita the Appropriations Committee. of the National Conference of time to his duties as bishop. Warren of Brockton, Mass., a self-styled prayer in Although some abortion Catholic Bishops (NCCB). He Auxiliary Bishop Roger public school crusader and an opponent of sex foes complained that the was director of the Hartford Mahony of Fresno, former education in public classrooms. concept of "medically archdiocesan Labor Institute chairman of the Agricultural necessary" was so broad and from 1943 to 1964, and former Labor Relations Board in permissive that it almost chairman of the Connecticut California, called Bishop nullified the anti-abortion state Board of Mediation and Donnelly's death "a loss both Private students get record aid language in the rest of the Arbitration. to the Church and to that vast provision, it was adopted, 56- Bishop Donnelly was also number of working people LOUISVILLE, Ky. - (NC) - A record 39. a member of the archdiocesan whom he loved and served with amount of state assistance—$1.2 million—will be After disposing of the due process commission, the compassion, understanding and available to private college students in Kentucky abortion issue, the Senate U.S. Catholic Conference Social justice." next school year under the state's tuition grant passed the funding measure on Development and World Peace Cesar Chavez, president of program. a vote of 71-18 and sent it to Committee, the NCCB the United Farm Workers of The record amount will mean that more conference with the House. Bicentennial Committee, and America, called Bishop private college students who are eligible to receive The Senate action came on the NCCB Committee for Donnelly "our beloved friend . state assistance will be receiving grants up to a the same day that the Supreme Liaison with the National and advisor." maximum of $550 a year. Court told a lower court to Office of Black Catholics. He noted "with gratitude" The Kentucky General Assembly ap- review its finding that a ban on Born in 1909 in Norwich, the bishop's "untiring efforts propriated $800,000 for tuition grants for the the use of federal funds for Conn., he received his on behalf of working people as a 1977-78 school year. The program fund was upped Medicaid abortions not needed elementary and high school labor mediator, and his key role to $1.2 million when a state agency approved the to save the life of the mother— education in New Haven, then in bringing about the original transfer of $406,000 in state money from another the Hyde amendment—is went to St. Thomas Seminary grape contracts in 1970 and his student aid program to the tuition grant program. unconstitutional. in Hartford and St. Mary's presence with the farm workers That agency is the Kentucky Higher Education The court said a federal Seminary in Baltimore. He was during our darkest hour in the Assistance Authority (KHEAA), which ad- district court in Brooklyn ordained June 29, 1934, in Coachella Valley in 1973." ministers student aid programs.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 3 Religious Studies Program conducted by the Archdiocese of Miami and Barry College is now In session at St. John Vianney College Seminary. At left are shown faculty members, Father Raymond E. Brown, S.S., S.T.D., Internationally known Scripture scholar, Alan Massey, Miami, DRE; Father James Murtagh, program director; Sister Mary Mullins, chairman, Barry College Theology Dept.; and Father Gerard LaCerra, Archdiocese of Miami Religious Education Director. Hundreds of Religious, priests, and laity are participating In the daily classes. All-Florida Catholic Charismatic meet set

"The Word Was Made pastor of St. Joseph's parish, Hollywood, Fla., a recognized Landry, composer and author by calling (813) 581-0944 or Flesh and Dwells Among Us" Little Falls, N.Y., and diocesan leader in the renewal of the of several best-selling albums, writing to All-Florida Catholic is the theme of the 1977 All- liaison for the charismatic Church in this state. Charismatic Conference, P.O. Florida Catholic Charismatic renewal, will join Father Mrs. Barbara Shlemon of Registration is open until July Box 6423, Clearwater, Fla., Conference. The three day MacNutt in teaching at theClearwater, Fla., will speak on 25th and inquiries may be made 33516. conference is expected to at-weekend conference. Also her experiences in the healing tract over 3,000 people to St.sharing the speakers platform ministry • Lourdes will be host in 'SI Leo Abbey and College campus will be Father Dan Doyle of The music will be coor- on August 12-14. Chaminade High School, dinated by Father Carey to a Eucharistic Congress The steering committee for VATICAN CITY—(NC)—The Vatican an- the conference is composed of nounced that the 42nd International Eucharistic Catholics active in the Crime prevention Congress will be held at the Marian shrine in charismatic renewal of the Lourdes, France, in 1981. Catholic Church throughout The French site was chosen to commemorate Florida. the centenary of the First International Eucharistic for senior citizens Congress in Lille, France, the Vatican said. A workshop for religious A federally-funded December, 1977 and in addition and clergy will be held Friday, community program of crime must actively recruit other The 41st congress was held last summer in Aug. 12, at 9 a.m. preceding the prevention for senior citizens is seniors for the program. Philadelphia. Its theme was the hungers of the human family. opening of the general con- being sponsored by Barry Efforts of the project, for ference. This will be a time of College and seeks applicants, which the college Continuing A eucharistic congress is a special celebration in teaching, prayer and 55 years of age or older. Education Dept. received a honor of the Eucharist including solemn Masses, ministering and will be. Applicants will be trained $19,384 Title I, Higher paraliturgical services, speeches, workshops, and beneficial for those who areto serve as community leaders Education grant, will be civil and artistic pageants. involved in the charismatic and will conduct and organize directed primarily toward the The Pope usually either attends in person or renewal and those who are new neighborhood meetings on heavy concentration of retired sends a special legate. to it. crime prevention for older people upon whom crimes are Father Francis MacNutt, citizens. Group leaders will perpetrated. 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Phone 943-8465 ESTABLISHED 1896 Telephone: Dade 324-1 133, Broward 524-8321 Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1377 They bring the 'Good News' By KAREN HODGES live in strict poverty, having no are used to us in Miami. When they If you answer your door one day money of their own to spend. see us they are happy." and see a nun in a long, black habit, Although the book center is Sister Mary Augustin told of carrying a heavy bag of books, don't their base, their most important work one Protestant woman who was be surprised. She is one of the four is among the people. "We reach more affected by their visit. "She told us Daughters of St. Paul stationed in people that way. So many people she used to go to church, but no the Miami Archdiocese. won't take the time to come into a longer did. She had been reading a lot The daughters of St. Paul were bookstore," Sister Mary Augustin of bad things and felt guilty about it. founded in Italy in 1915 by Father said. She took' our books and said she was James Alberione, SSP, STD. In 1932 The nuns pick out sections of the going to throw the others out and go the order was established in the Archdiocese and cover every back to her church." United States by Sister Paula business and home. During the week IN THEIR store the nuns sell Cordero, DSP. they go to businesses and on spiritual and religious books for Sister Paula is celebrating her Saturdays to homes. They go all over children and adults, pamphlets, golden jubileee this July. She is now the Archdiocese from Key West to records, films and religious articles like statues and rosaries. To the Sisters the religious articles are the least important. "They are here to help attract people," Sister Mary Attilia said, "People come in for a rosary and leave with some good but I think reading." There are books of all languages The Daughters of St. Paul sell books from door to Miami. When door throughout the Arch- diocese. About one-third of are happy.' their books are sold to non- Catholics. to fill all the requests. The order just opened its in charge of the American Province of Palm Beach, from the Port of Miami twentieth book center in Manhattan. the Daughters of St. Paul. She also to the jail. They recently covered the "The books were still in crates when helped establish the Daughters in 163rd St. area. the people began to come in to get Mexico, Canada and India. BOOKS ON the Catholic faith good reading," the Sisters said. THE ORDER was founded to and catechism, spiritual books and And the Daughters are still spread the Word of Christ through the Bible sell the most. Non- growing. When Sister Mary social communication. The Sisters Catholics buy about a third of all the Augustin joined 22 years ago, there open convents and book centers and books they sell. Many Jewish people were four postulants. This year there go from door to door with literature will buy books on Christ, Sister Mary are about 20. to spread their message. Attilia, DSP said. And among young The order welcomes girls from 14 Much of the literature that they men it seems New Testaments and to 26 year old. If a girl enters before sell is also written by them. Their the Gospels sell the most. The nuns she is 18 she becomes a pre-postulant training as postulants is geared to carry several Spanish books with and goes to the Daughters' high this, according to Sister Mary them. All of them speak "at least school in Jamaica Plain, Augustin, DSP. They also print and enough Spanish to get by," Sister Massachusetts. At 18 she becomes a bind their own books. They make Mary Augustin said. postulant and goes to the order's cassettes, have their own sound But even if nothing is sold, a college. She is trained for two years studio where they have made records spiritual pamphlet is left. "We have and then becomes a novice. and even have filmed some of their received so many calls from people In the book center, Sister own movies. Mary Gabrlella sells books, AS A NOVICE the girl spends who have read the pamphlets and at least six months in different Sister Paula came to the United been encouraged by them," Sister rosaries and other religious articles. convents around the country finding States with only 25c. in her pockets Mary Attilia said, "Some people are out what they do. After two years as and one other Sister to help her. surprised to see us, but I think they in the store. Although the main a novice she takes her first vows. Since that time she has opened a emphasis is Spanish; Polish, French, Then for five years she works in the Mother House in Boston with a fully Italian and other languages can also field. In her sixth year she returns to accredited high school and college for be found there. Copies of the orders' the Mother House to study for a year her postulants and staffed 20 book two magazines, "The Family," and before taking final vows. centers around the country. "Strain Forward" are also sold at the "There is a family spirit among The Daughters of St. Paul have store. us," Sister Augustin said. The been in Miami since 1960. Their book The bookstore has religion Mother House in Boston keeps in and film center is at 2700 N.E. textbooks and films which the touch with each of the other houses Biscayne Boulevard. schools and churches use. "Not just by cassettes sent every week. The THE SISTERS combine a life of Catholic groups come to use our cassettes are recordings of con- contemplation with a lot of activity. films, others do too," Sister Mary ferences, news of other houses, "The activity would mean nothing Augustin said. classes and meditations. without prayer," said Sister Mary The- Sisters can see many Augustin. Their day begins at 5 a.m., Newsletters are also sent to each changes in the years they have been house. "It helps make it easier when with a half hour of meditation in their in the order. Sister Mary Augustin chapel adjoining the store. Then they we move to a new place. We feel we said one of the major changes is already know the people well and go to 6:30 Mass at Corpus Christi understanding by outsiders. "Even before breakfast. what they are doing," she said. some of the Church hierarchy didn't From Anchorage, Alaska to St. At 8:30 two nuns open the store understand the need for what we Louis, Missouri; from Boston to San and two go out selling their Sister Mary Augustin, were doing," she said. Diego, the Daughters of St. Paul go literature. They have an hour of D.S.P. in the book center's BUT TODAY, many people do. from door to door. They have a adoration and an hour of personal film library. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 5 r Is America recovering its senses? There's a good inside chance that rejecting, with a vote of 56-42, a move by Of course, there are many who have America may be on the road to Sen. Robert W. Packwood (R-Ore.) to screamed discrimination against recovering its senses. kill the entire anti-abortion section and women who are poor. Yet, it is also the Both the Senate and the House have to allow continued funding of abortions right of a woman, rich or poor, to have voted on different funding bills for the under the Medicaid program without cosmetic surgery performed, but should Departments of Labor and of Health, restrictions. states be required to pay money to Education and Welfare which, while in The "medically necessary" guarantee every woman the oportunity conference committee currently, will language was offered by Sen. Edward to keep up with Zsa Zsa Gabor? We include an anti-abortion provision. W. Brooke (R-Mass.) as a substitute for think not. Nor should states be required And, just recently, the Supreme several specific exemptions recom- to provide private automobiles to Court has ruled in three separate cases mended by the Appropriations Com- women, rich or poor, who have the right that the Constitution does not require mittee. Even though the concept of to drive because they have a valid states to pay for abortions nor public "medically necessary" is so broad and driver's license. hospitals to perform abortions that are permissive that it almost nullifies the Planned Parenthood estimates that not medically necessary. anti-abortion language in the rest of the birth costs more than abortions. Let's be provision, it was adopted, 56-39. honest; is Planned Parenthood con- While these actions are signs of cerned about the welfare and happiness hope that America is once again placing We would like to see the conference of the poor or only how the poor will some value to human life, there's no committee not water down the House- affect the more affluent? There is no reason to become complacent. It's one passed bill, specifically in regard to the effort by Planned Parenthood to small step forward but far from being a "medically necessary" clause which is eliminate poverty, only the poor. giant leap for mankind. one messy loop-hole. We don't believe for one moment that "medically We urge all readers to enter into a While the House-passed bill con- necessary' will slow down America's period of fast and prayer until July 10 as tains no exceptions, the Senate voted to wholesale slaughter of the unborn. the conference committee works on a withhold Federal funds for abortion, compromise bill. except in cases of rape, incest, danger to A more positive and specific step We urge every reader to join, this the life of the mother, or when deemed has been taken by the Supreme Court week, a Right to Life committee to "medically necessary" by a doctor. And which ruled, 6-3, that neither the Con- return a sense of value and respect for that "except" is the word to watch for stitution nor Federal welfare law life to America. Pro-life backers have in the final bill which is being worked requires states to pay for medically only won one small skirmish. The battle out in conference committee. unnecessary ("nontherapeutic") between pro-life and anti-life forces has The Senate is to be applauded for abortions. yet to be decided.

\ How wi// Pope answer Abp. Lefebvre? communion "irreparable." excommunicated by that very a Vatican response to dissent or Archbishop Lefebvre has By JOHN MUTHIG fact (Canon 2314). controversy seems to be over. ordained no bishops. And there VATICAN CITY-(NC)- Now that the ordinations have taken place, the Pope Yet other canon lawyers This was vividly illustra- is no automatic ex- Very tough choices face Pope hold that the Vatican would ted in January, 1975, when communication prescribed for Paul VI as he decides what to must answer Archbishop still have to prove in a trial that the Vatican Doctrinal bishops —even suspended do about the ever more defiant Lefebvre's challenge. But the Archbishop Lefebvre, who Congregation avoided taking ones —who ordain priests rebellion begun by question is, what response can stern disciplinary action illicitly. traditionalist Archbishop he make? against controversial Swiss Marcel Lefebvre. CANON lawyers in Rome Analysis theologian Father Hans Kueng. Church history, in fact, Paradoxically, the Pope can find no easy solutions. Father Kueng received offers examples of Vatican who fathered a new at- Most agree that Arch- denies being schismatic, is only a warning—what one cautiousness in disciplining mosphere of openness, justice bishop Lefebvre has violated no really in schism. congregation official termed a rebellious bishops. and due process in Church life canon which would inflict an The Pope, being the "slap on the wrist"—for his Bishop Scipione de Ricci of following the Second Vatican automatic excommunication on supreme lawmaker in the controversial interpretations of Pistoia carried his Jansenistic Council, is now tempted to him. Church, could simply decree basic teachings. rebellion to the point of calling issue a blunt, medieval-style Many feel that technically that since so much scandal and Besides, Father Kueng is a Jansenist synod in 1786. The excommunication against the the Vatican will have to begin a harm has been provoked by the only a priest. If the Vatican decrees issued by the synod rebellious archbishop. full-blown legal procedure, archbishop that he has earned finds it difficult to discipline a were clearly condemned by And, ironically, it is the which would include two trails, an excommunication without priest, it would find it even Pope Pius VI. But no personal post-conciliar atmosphere of to excommunicate the trial. more difficult to impose its excommunication was ever openness and dialogue—so rebellious prelate. But such an abrupt strongest discipline, ex- issued against Bishop de Ricci. openly hated by Archbishop The trials, which would slamming of the door would He later reconciled himself with communication, on a bishop. the Pontiff. Lefebvre—which has so far probably be presided over by a seem to run against principles CHURCH history adds helped save the French prelate special commission of car- of justice expressed by the other difficulties. from the sting of ex- dinals, or by officials of the Pope in his 14-year pontificate. Rome is still paying the Historians scratch then- price of the most famous ex- communication'. Roman Rota, high Church It would also be a sad and sour heads when asked to come up court or the doctrinal closing note as he nears the end communication of a bishop— Since the archbishop was with precedents for ex- the excommunication in 1504 of suspended from exercising all Congregation, would play into of his reign as Pope. communication of a bishop, the hands of the archbishop. Michael Cerularius, patriarch of his priestly functions last year Another solution would be appointed by the Pope. Constantinople. after he ordained a group of They would set him up on for the Vatican to declare in priests illicitly, the Pontiff has the supreme soap box, in the some way that the archbishop The last excommunication That excommunication, repeatedly urged him through heart of the Vatican, where he through his defiance has of a bishop was in 1976 when lifted in recent years sym- lengthy personal letters, could denounce before the removed himself from Church retired Vietnamese Archbishop bolically by Paul VI, resulted in through emissaries and public whole world what he has communion. Vatican Radio, in Pierre Martin Ngo-Dinh-Thuc the schism of the Orthodox. appeals, to end his repeatedly called the conciliar fact, hinted June 28 that such a ordained as bishops several disobedience. "heresy" of ecumenism and the solution is being favored in the leaders of a condemned Marian The Church, which has not When he scheduled the "adultery" of dialogue with Vatican. cult in Spain. suffered a serious schism for ordination of 14 more priests Communists. But many canonists cringe But this case was very more than 100 years, clearly this June 29, he evoked a new Other canonists see at the mention of "self- different from the Lefebvre does not want to risk a split in round of public and private another way out. exclusion," a concept which affair. The Vietnamese arch- the media-saturated 20th pleas from the Pope, including They cite Canon 1325 leaves unclear the legal status bishop, who has since been century—and especially not a strong warning that his which says that anyone who of the archbishop. reconciled with Rome, incurred during the Pontificate of proposed action would make his refuses to subject himself to the IN GENERAL, the age of automatic excommunication for reconciliation engineered by breach with the Catholic Pope is a schismatic and is strong disciplinary measures as illicitly ordaining bishops. Paul VI. Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977 Fr. John Reedy, CSX.

The 'Campaign' is alive and we//

Perhaps this column is unnecessary—but I collection, which is used to provide start-up bishops, one committee was set up to review the doubt it. funding for all kinds of useful, self-help social effectiveness of all the national collections which With institutions, the rumor of mortal projects, is one of the very best developments now exist. The question was whether some of the illness, the smell of death, can itself drain away which has come into the life of the Church in the purposes might be consolidated, whether the vitality and effectiveness of a work which is past decade. changing conditions might have rendered one or objectively strong. The funding has been selective and effective. more of the collections obsolete. Remember the Saturday Evening Post? Many of the projects, after initial grants, have It was a sensible step; no one was very Most observers of its final years agreed that while become self-sustaining. The Campaign's use of excited about it. real problems existed, the devastating attack, broadcasting to make all of us more aware of our However, with the Campaign having fulfilled which it couldn't overcome, was the persistent Christian responsibility to those in need has been its original mandate of raising 50 million dollars rumor, "The Post has had it." generally good, sometimes very powerful. for service to the poor, another committee was The point I want to make, shouting at the An evaluation of the whole project by a firm given the specific responsibility for preparing a top of my lungs, is that the Campaign For Human of outside consultants provided the bishops with recommendation regarding its continuation. Development has NOT had it. This latter recommendation was presented to The vote of the bishops for a one-year ex- the bishops at the May meeting in Chicago. It tension of the CHD had nothing whatever to do was a substantial vote of confidence recom- with their general support of the valuable work (The Truth of the mending continuation for at least five years. being done by the Campaign. That support, as far Matter by Msgr. There was little doubt in anyone's mind that as I could tell, was overwhelming. James J. Walsh will it would have passed if the first committee had The extension for only one year was entirely be resumed when he not said, "Hey, wait a minute. We were asked to a matter of procedures and protocol within the returns .) review all the collections. Since that was our committee work of the conference. assignment, why not give the Campaign a one- The real danger, though—the reason a year extension and let us include it in our number of the bishops fought hard to avoid this recommendations regarding all the collections?" particular vote—is that many Catholics might the judgment that CHD has been fulfilling its That's all it amounted to. There's little doubt miss this real issue of the vote and think that the purpose effectively. (Would that all the national that this committee, too, will give its own vote of Campaign was entering a phase-out period. That offices were run as well!) confidence to the Campaign when it finally turns misunderstanding could lead to a substantial What, then, was the meaning of the vote for in its report. drop in the support which grew impressively in the one-year extension? What would be tragic would be any the last year's collection. It was purely a matter of conflicting widespread misunderstanding which might Again, the Campaign is not being phased jurisdiction of two different committees of the reduce support for the collection because casual out. Most of the bishops and most observers of bishops' conference. readers might detect a smell of death which American Catholicism agree that this national Last November, at the suggestion of a few doesn't exist.

By Dale Francis We are committed by our faith to the cause of human rights

There is a new un- would harm the welfare or in the world who live in not Catholics who succumb injustice even Catholic derstanding of the im- destroy the dignity of any affluence. But not only does to the evils of racism, theology would allow portance of human rights in individual. our faith demand that we be Catholics who are primarily protection against the world and Catholics are If we are truly Catholics concerned. Our faith interested in their own aggression. committed by necessity to then we must be opposed to demands of us that we seek material welfare and un- the cause of human rights. So no one would whatever degrades any not only to bring food to concerned about the welfare rationally claim the com- It is not because the individual, whatever those who are hungry but to of others, Catholics who are mitment that is organic to cause of human rights has destroys the dignity of eliminate the inequities that not committed to peace in our faith has made us perfect become the rallying cry of human beings, whatever bring about hunger in the the world. Of course there nor that the problems of political and social deprives any of justice. world. are. Catholics are not per- justice for all can be solved movements throughout the No Catholic true to fect, far from it, and they do simply. world that Catholics must be what his faith demands of Mankind has learned by not claim to be. But they are But what must be committed to the cause of him can judge any individual unhappy experience the called to perfection, they are human rights. It is because recognized is that Catholics by the pigmentation of the ravage that war brings to the called by their faith to be are called to a commitment the very nature of our belief, skin, by national origin, by world and, at a time there are what they may not be. the very essence of our faith, to human rights, Catholics social class. Racism is wrong weapons that could literally Nor should it be sup- are called to seek to bring requires us to be committed but it is also incompatible destroy the whole civilized posed that all of the evils and to human rights everywhere. about justice in the world, with belief in the Creator and world, there is an agreement injustices in the world can be Catholics are called to the humankind He has that the world must seek easily solved. We are called elimination of whatever We are committed by created. Our commitment to peace. But for Catholics the to end those inequities that deprives human beings of the very fact we are Catho- the cause of justice for all commitment to peace should bring about social injustice their inalienable right to lics to the conviction that people is not just something not come only through in the world but even when food, clothing and shelter. every human being is of to which we come by the calculation of the unac- we are committed to this the Catholics are called to defend inestimable worth, we are recognition it is best for ceptable cost of war, we are means for bringing about the dignity and worth of all committed by our faith to society, it is a commitment committed to peace because justice in the world are not individuals. Catholics are belief in the importance of demanded by our belief. we are committed to the easily perceived. We must be called to serve all human every individual. Our belief If we are to be Catholic following of the Prince of committed to peace in the beings. Catholics are called not only commits us to the then we have no choice but Peace, Our Lord Jesus world but peace and justice to bring peace to the world. conviction that every in- to be concerned when there Christ. are inseparable and when Our commitment to Jesus dividual is of worth but to are people in the world who No one would be so evil forces in the world Christ gives us no other opposition to whatever hunger while there are those foolish as to claim there are society would seek to impose choice. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 7 OtoJrfS Faithfully serving Miami for over fifty years.

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There will emerge a hinge of the life of the Church," of the priest, we injure the seed priest." Archbishop John R. Quinn of of vocations set by the Spirit in Auxiliary Bishop Joseph San Francisco told delegates to the hearts of the young..." A. Francis of Newark, N.J. said the 35th convention of Serra "A bored, angry, alienated that "there are no exhaustive International, an organization world, a doubting world, dark ways or methods or gimmicks fostering vocations to the and depressed in its affluence or we can use to foster vocations priesthood. oppressed in its agonies, needs to the priesthood, religious life, Some 1,600 representa- the word of hope which is the and ministries." tives of Serra clubs from all Gospel of Christ. But it needs, "We all need to update over the world attending the above all, to see that word real ourselves on the developing opening Mass in St. Mary's and living in the life of the concepts of ministry," Bishop Cathedral in San Francisco priest." Francis said. "For many of us, heard the archbishop say that At another Mass, Cardinal we may be dealing in concepts "the mission of the Church Paolo Arns of Sao Paulo, of ministry which are no longer cannot continue without Brazil, told the Serrans that in applicable to the thrust of the priests." South America "priestly church today. vocations are once again "It should become clear "Unless there are priests, flourishing." that we are no longer en- there will be no Eucharist and "We are no longer worried couraging young men and no sacramental life for the about the quantity of vocations women to a purely traditional people of God," Archbishop li to the priesthood-but about kind of service in the Church, Quinn said. The orderly their quality," Cardinal Arns but one which has expanded, preaching of the Gospel as the said. 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*The New Testament gives abundant witness to the fact that the first Christians believed in the divinity of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. One would think that they, especially in view of their strict monotheistic background, would have wondered how their new faith could avoid leading them to a belief in three gods. And yet, there is not the slightest indication that the question even occurred to them.'

Do we understand it?

By FATHER JOHN J. questions unanswered. It is the task One would think, that they, necessary. CASTELOT of theology to formulate answers, especially in view of their strict They were struggling to for- If God's self-revelation is however inadequate, to those monotheistic background, would mulate uniquely new truths and contained in the Bible and if He questions. Hence the simple have wondered how their new faith experiences, with no traditional spoke His definitive Word to definition of theology as "faith could avoid leading them to a belief theological terminology at their humanity in the person of the Word seeking understanding." It is an in three Gods. Yet, there is not the disposal. They had to invent, to made flesh, why do we need enterprise that will go on until the slightest indication that the question improvise. As a result, they often theology? for the simple reason that end of time, with "theology" suc- even occurred to them. used language which, while adequate revelation is one thing and un- ceeding "theology," because the THIS AGAIN reflects their for their immediate purposes, was derstanding it is quite another. This mysteries revealed in the Scriptures functional approach to reality. They open to later misunderstanding. Just is the basic reason, but there are defy complete human comprehension were concerned with the activity of one among many possible examples: many others. and adequate expression in human the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. In Philippians, Paul quotes a The objects of revelation are, in language. What has the Father done in history, liturgical hymn to Christ which the main, mysteries: God and His in my life? What was the mission of begins: "Though he was in the form various attributes, His activity in We have a hunger for un- • the Son and how did He accomplish of God, he did not deem equality with human history, evil, sin, divine- derstanding, for explanation, for it? What is the role of the Spirit in God something to be grasped at. human relationships, grace, in- precise definition. Biblical man did my life? What is my concrete, Rather, he emptied himself and took carnation, redemption, Trinity, not, at least in our sense of those everyday, existential relationship the form of a slave, being born in the resurrection, salvation, and many terms. One looks in vain from one end with them? As for the intricacies of likeness of men" (Phil. 2,6-7). more. These mysteries are presented of the Bible to the other for a the mysterious inner life of the to us in the writings of men of a definition of God. They were not Trinity—well, evidently that sort of IT IS CLEAR that these lines mind-set, a culture, quite different given to defining anything and, as for thing was not their mental or could easily be misinterpreted, and from ours. They were not speculative defining God—who can define the psychological cup of tea. they were. There were some who held thinkers; they viewed reality, even indefinable? We insist on trying, but It is true that we speak of the that when the Son of God became the reality of mystery, functionally, we are the intellectual and theology of each of the Gospels; the man, he set aside His divinity and concretely, practically. They were not psychological heirs of a quite dif- fourth Evangelist is known as John was purely and simply a man. Then, "theologians" in the technical sense ferent tradition. the Theologian, and volumes have after His resurrection, He resumed in which we use the term. The author It strikes us as strange that they been written on Pauline theology. His divine status. The implications of of neither creation "account was a were apparently unconcerned about Even though the New Testament this are devastating and, in fact, run Thomas Aquinas; Paul was not a the philosophical and theological authors were not professional counter to the whole doctrine of the Karl Rahner. They described, problems posed by what we call the theologians in the modern sense, they New Testament. Obviously there was sometimes just in story form, what doctrine of the Trinity. The New did give human expression to a need for a careful study of the text God did; they did not speculate about Testament gives abundant witness to profound mysteries. However, they itself and a restatement of its His nature. the fact that the first Christians did it in their own way, as we have meaning in precise theological ter- AS A RESULT, from our believed in the divinity of the Father seen, and this fact itself makes minology. Our need for theology is viewpoint, they left many tantalizing and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. further theological investigation unequivocally clear. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 11 Adventures in search for G By FATHER AUGUSTINE relevant to every age. The dynamic spurring on the women. Their defeats of exhilarated by profound P. HENNESSY, C.P. society's vitality is a sign theologian to mystic insight daring do not usually put insights, and touched by the that we still need theology in (1956). This insight gives the their names into headlines. fire of God. The Catholic Theological our own country today. theologian a relish for the Disdainful critics might PRAYER OF praise Society of America recently The earliest presidential mystery of God. apply an odious name to makes the theologian begin held its 33rd annual con- addresses of the society laid Consequently, theo- them and call them herd and end his work in the vention in Toronto. From the down some timeless truths logy is an adventure of people. But theologians can mysteriousness of God. Like original 38 theologians who about theology. From the love giving impetus to hardly resent this epithet all believers, theolo; >s planned the first convention beginning, these professional mankind's search for God. because they glory in doing begin their adventure ol .jve in 1946, the society has searchers for truth reminded As an adventurer, the their work under the with the blurred intuitions of grown to a membership of themselves that theology theologian is not primarily a ultimate guidance of a faith; then their scientific more than 1,200 men and will always remain a call to pioneer. He is rather an shepherd named Peter. commitment urges them to women. contemplation in the pursuit inheritor of a family wisdom. Theologians do not bring clarity out of con- This increase in of wisdom (1952). It is a task It is a wisdom handed down become experts by merely fusion, next, realism forces numbers and diversity of involving both hardships to him by thinkers and using their own scientific them to bring patience to gifts has been accompanied and consolations (1954). As a lovers who have explored the tools. They must also their encounter with the by better theological science, it is marked by both high-ways and bypaths of become men and women of inadequacy of words; and, competence, wider grandeur and misery (1955). wisdom long before he was prayerful reflection. They are finally, love prods them ecumenical vision, and a As a wisdom achieved not born. called to be people mulling onward to affective wisdom more fervent search for only by sweat and study but Adventurers in the over the past, understanding which savors the deep things wisdom. This wisdom is by a taste for divine realities, search for God are not present events, alerted to of God with a serene con- what makes theology love becomes the ultimate autonomous men and new trends in thought, tentment. Here a conceptual KN0W Y0UR FAITH The Cross and Communism

By FATHER JOSEPH M. proclaimed in Latin at the start of CHAMPLIN every station. The throng responded, Colorful posters pasted on walls also in that universal language of the next to the sidewalk are, here in Church, "Because by your holy cross Rome, the most common media for you have redeemed the world." communication and advertising. A brief reflection and prayer Each day as one stands waiting at a followed in Italian. bus stop there seems a new an- We concluded our prayerful nouncement which attracts your pause at each spot with a recited attention—an invitation to a concert, "Pater noster." The choir sang, as a political rally or even a religious the large, plain, black cross was event. carried to its next location, the During Holy Week I noticed traditional "Stabat mater dolorosa." such a bulletin publicizing the way of Pope Paul, vested in white the cross by the Colosseum "with the cassock and skull cap with a red cape Pope" on Good Friday night, to around his shoulders took up the begin at 9:00. Ironically, another cross himself for the last three poster but inches away featured a red stations. At the end, he read a brief hammer and sycle summoning message, imparted his papal blessing persons to some political rally. and wished all a good or beautiful or THAT TYPE of strange jux- blessed Easter, a "Buona Pasqua." taposition is symptomatic of the As we celebrate our own nation's paradox so prevalent in this Eternal 201st birthday, a few thoughts City: A communistic oriented crossed my mind prompted by this administration governing a springtime religious worship service. metropolis within which rests the OUR OWN freedom in the center of Catholicism. United States was purchased and has The stations of the cross began been preserved by the blood of at the ancient Colosseum (scene of persons committed to the cause of martyrdom of some early Christians) liberty, just as our Catholic faith and moved across the large today is a heritage of people who boulevard which once witnessed the gave their lives out of a belief in the triumphant return of Roman suffering, risen Christ. conquerors. We can easily forget as Catholics Our Holy Father knelt for the in America that our Church extends first eleven stations on a ledge high far beyond the United States. Such above the crowd which, despite a narrowness ignores both the riches of heavy downpour, I would estimate our past and the gifts other cultures numbered 25,000. There were prayers offer us. in many languages for each step of The Holy Father is just that, a s the journey and the multi-nation holy man of God, a person of deep group joined enthusiastically in the faith and prayer whose loving, Latin responses. fatherly concern reaches out to all Different individuals announced people and all nations symbolized by in various tongues each station over the diverse pilgrims who gathered the excellent public address with him to recall Jesus' way of the system—first in Italian, then French, cross. The bitterness of some critical next English, German, Spanish and, reactions in our country to certain finally, Portuguese. Vatican decrees or decisions indicates In the Holy City of Rome a man gives a glance at a "WE ADORE you, O Christ, a failure to grasp the "holy father" Communist poster honoring the victory of Ho Chin and we bless you," the leader aspect of Pope Paul VI. Mirth's forces in Vietnam. Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 'Love becomes the !od ultimate dynamic

science yields place to af- spurring on the fective wisdom which sometimes shares secrets of theologian to God too mysterious for words. In searching for this mystic insight. wisdom, more precious in the finest gold, the This insight ^eologian does not, however, use the tactics of an old-fashioned gold-digger. gives the He does not stake a claim for himself, upturn a surface theologian a deposit with pick and shovel, and then sift his treasure in a tilting pan while hoping to relish for the uncover nuggets of real gold. Theologians are rather more mystery of God' like coal miners. They must love others enough to go travels a long and dangerous down deep into a mine-shaft road on the journey of his of tradition. It is a mine mind to God. shaft built by others. Once ST. BONAVENTURE, they get to the bottom of the a master of both conceptual pit, they run the risks of and effective wisdom, gave darkness, flooding, and cave- this advice for reaching the ins. But they do their work goal of the theologians's good-naturedly because they search: "If you ask me how the groaning of prayer, and not a burst of brilliance; rely Himself. Its hearth is in are looking for a gift of God this is done, I say to you: not to eagerness for reading; not on light, but on the fire .Jerusalem. And Christ which brings light and ask for grace, not for doc- go to the Spouse, not to the which leaps up to God with Himself enkindled it there by warmth and energy to His trine; beg for yearning, not teacher; turn to God, not to burning desire and soothing the fervor of His burning people. The theologian for understanding; look to men; expect the darkness, confidence. This Fire is God passion." Do we really need theology? Constantinople was right. and rarely will get anywhere anyhow. Moreover, By FATHER JOHN J. CASTELOT they produce so much animosity, that instead of Some people have said that theology is like There is a long standing tradition since the money. You can't do with it and you can't do time of Erasmus that theology was doing more moving the people to love, they simply turn without it. harm than good. Better to dwell on morality. people into abrasive cynics. Another group is Start with those aspects of the Gospel that deal those who are comfortable with the traditional Theology is alternately blessed or cursed theology. They find it sufficiently meaningful and depending on the state of the Church and whose with everyday living. Concentrate on the virtues and values that make a good Christian. Place a see no reason why so-called creative ox is being gored. Aquinas lived out his academic breakthroughs are needed. Traditional theology career amid suspicion from his peers and worry on moratorium on theological discussion, for all it seems to lead to is division, hostility and fruitless satisfies them. So why cause dissension with new the part of church officials. Acceptance came after theories and new discussions? his death and positive adulation in the late 19th debates. and early 20th century. Who is saying such things? One group is the WHAT IS ONE to say to these objections? Perhaps never in the western church has Christian humanists who feel that debates about Should we just teach morality and forget the the mysteries of God are unsuitable, unseemly dogmas? Should we just teach the dogmas in the there been so much attention paid to theology and old way and not try to find new insights? As to theologians by the general Catholic public as it the first question and the preference for morality, has in these last years since Vatican II. Perhaps, it must be said that a sound appreciation of if the records be correct, the only other period of dogma should lead to reasons for being moral. If ecclesiastical history in which large numbers of the dogmas about incarnation, salvation, grace, laity took an active interest in theology was in the sin and sacraments are not pondered with eastern empire between the years 400 and 1400. meaning, why should one bother to be moral at Constantinople and the environs seem to have all? The whole point seems to be that the work of been literal hot beds of theological controversy God in Christ and the Spirit establishes the not just at the lofty level of academics, bishops background and purpose for morality. Morality and the royal household, but also in the streets without sound dogma is like walking around with and cafes and domestic patios. one shoe. IN FACT, around 1400 or thereabouts, when the emperor wanted to accept the Roman version Now as for those who claim that the of the creed, the people rioted and resisted and traditional way is best, the objection must be refused to concede that theological point. An given that once upon a time the traditional way exceptional number of them were quite was the avante garde, the innovation against knowledgable about the theological quarrel about which the previous generation said THIS was the Trinity. They felt that Rome was wrong and nonsense and there is no reason for a change. New times require new understandings of the timeless truths. It is not the truth of salvation that is under question, it is the understanding that appears weak for a generation raised on science, f technology, critical questioning, psychology and "Aquinas lived out his the behavioral discoveries. TRADITIONAL theology itself grew under academic career amid pressure from new knowledge sweeping the world of another age. It met the challenge successfully suspicion from his peers and helped generations of Catholics to find sensible access to the mysteries of God. This is and worry on the part of precisely what theology today is attempting to do. Yes, one can regret that this will lead Church officials. sometimes to unseemly bickering, but so, for that matter, will discussions on moral issues and any Acceptance came after matter that people are staking their lives on. Were we all born with perfect clarity of mind, this his death and positive would not happen. Weak as we are, it does. Let In this woodcut, Thomas Aquinas stands theology advance under the banner that says, adulation in the late 19th before his teacher, Albertus Magnus (St. "Unity in essentials, liberty in non-essentials, Albert the Great) during a theological Charity in everything." discussion. and early 2Oth century.' Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 13 'And here I am / close to getting tangled up/ inside the thought of you* LOOKS LIKE WE MADE IT

There you are Or I thought so until today two are running away from each other, trying Looking just the same as you did Until you were there everywhere to lose themselves in other people who do not Last time I touched you And all I could taste was love mean as much. Here, at this chance meeting, And here I am They way we made it they realize they are kidding themselves. Or Close to getting tangled up possibly it is really the second relationship Inside the thought of you By Richard Kerr-Will Jennings which is the best and it is only old nostalgic ((p) 1976 Arista Records, Inc. BMI) memories rising. Do you love him Since the story is not clear, it is difficult As much as I love her By THE DAMEANS to say anything about what they should do. Will that love be strong "Love's so strange." Barry Manilow is But the song does give us an opportunity to When old feelings start to stir absolutely right. Love is one of life's greater comment on the mystery of love. mysteries. No one knows why it happens, It so often seems that love reveals Looks like we made it what makes it change over the years, or how something deep and personal which we have Left each other on the way it can be so crushing when it is not present. never known about ourselves. We stand To another love Barry Manilow's song is about this before the fact that we do not know the whole Looks like we made it mystery. Actually the title misleads you into story. We are constantly discovering new Or I thought so until today thinking the theme is going to be simple. You combinations of feelings which come in each Until you were there everywhere expect Barry to sing that the two lovers are new love. We begin to suspect that the years And all I could taste was love solid in their relationship with each other. bring profound changes in our lives and in The way we made it Not so. He sings that it is a strange feeling to those of the people we know. meet after both of them have become in- I am reminded of the wisdom of the sage Love's so strange volved with new people. They have "left each who once said that too much talk of love in Playing hide-and-seek other on the way to another love." too short a time is the way of the fool. It is the With hearts and always hurting The song focuses on the confusing fool who is not patient, who cannot wait for And we're the fools feelings the old lovers experience in seeing love to unfold its mysteries in its own time. It Standing close enough each other again. They are struck by the is the fool who thinks that love is simple. The To touch those burning memories strength of their attraction for each other. wise person is the one who waits for the good "There you are looking just the same as you times and the bad, the emotional highs and And if I hold you did last time I touched you. And here I am the lows before declaring that love is really For the sake of all those times close to getting tangled up inside the thought present. Love made us lose our minds of you." He goes on to voice the questions Barry Manilow sings that love is full of Could I ever let you go that trouble him. "Do you love him as much mystery. It is heart-rending and confusing. as I love her, and will that love be strong But it is so exciting and good. Love's so Oh no we made it when old feelings start to stir?" strange. Left each other on the way Barry Manilow does not tell us enough of (All correspondence should be directed To another love the story to know what is happening. He to: The Dameans; Post Office Box 2108; Looks like we made it leaves us room to fill in the blanks. Maybe the Baton Rouge, La. 70821.)

Prayer of the Faithful Oracldn de los Fleles

DECIMO QUINTO Dios, para que la muestren al mundo con 15TH SUNDAY OF LECTOR: For parents that they DOMINGO DEL AftO claridad, valor y confianza, oremos, ORDINARY TIME (CYCLE C) may teach their children by word and 10 de Julio de 1977 Senor, escucha... July 10th, 1977 example how to live God's life, we LECTOR: Por las autoridades Celebrant: When we live God's pray to the Lord: (R) Celebrante: Cuando escuchamos la civiles, para que las leyes que emanan de Law and Commandments, we begin Palabra de Dios y la hacemos ley y vida los gobiernos y la sociedad sean reflejo to live God's very life here on earth; LECTOR: For the unwanted, nuestra, comenzamos a vivir la misma de la justicia y compasion que son parte the disinfranchised, the lonely, the vida de Dios en la tierra, la vida que de nuestra herencia judeo-cristiana, the same life which we hope to share esperamos compartir con El en el Reino with Him forever in His Kingdom of disadvantaged, the ill, the disabled, oremos. Senor, escucha... the imprisoned that they may receive de los cielos. Con esta confianza nos LECTOR: Para que en la vida Heaven. With this confidence and atrevemos a pedir. hope, we now pray. the compassion and love of Christ familiar, los padres sean testimonio ante through us, we pray to the Lord: (R) LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy sera, los hijos, de la bondad, uni6n y amor que "Senor, escucha nuestra oraclon." son la misma vida de Dios, oremos. LECTOR: The response for LECTOR: Por el Santo Padre, Pablo LECTOR: For those who are Senor escucha... today is: Lord, hear our prayer. VI y por sus hermanos en el episcopado; LECTOR: Por aquellos que en- unsettled, confused, disoriented, lost, para que con sus vidas y su predicacion that they may find consolation in contramos en nuestro camino diario, los LECTOR: For our Holy Father, sean testigos de la Palabra y la vida de que se sienten solos, rechazados, en- Pope Paul VI, and His Brother God's World, in the preaching and fermos o lejos de los suyos, para que Bishops, that they may teach God's teaching of the Church, and in the como el buen samaritano, seamos para Law and Life with clarity, courage concern that Christians have for one Discussion ellos signos del amor y la compasi6n de and confidence, we prayer to the another, we pray to the Lord: (R) Cristo, oremos. Sefior, escucha... Lord: (R) 1. How has the study of theology been viewed in different periods? Celebrant: Father, Your Law 2 What are people saying about theology Celebrante: Padre nuestro, tu LECTOR: For our civil and Life is not simply a matter of today? Discuss the two viewpoints. Palabra y tu Vida nos interpela y nos 3. Discuss this statement: "It must be said authorities, that the laws of meeting minimal standards, but that a sound appreciation of dogma should invita a un amor sin reservas hacia el government and society may reflect rather of loving You unreservedly, lead to reasons for being moral." hermano necesitado. Ayudanos a no 4. Discuss this statement: Morality without pasar de largo, a entregarnos en tu more perfectly the justice and especially in the form of our neighbor sound dogma is like walking around with compassion called for by our Judeo- in need. Help us to love others as You one shoe. Nombre al servicio y caridad de los que 5. What is theology today attempting to do? nos rodean. Te lo pedimos por tu Hijo Christian heritage, we pray to he love us. We ask You this through Discuss. Lord: (R) Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. 6. What are the objects of revelation? Jesus, Amen. Page 141 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 Vatican urges state aid to Catholic schools (Continued from page 1) must perform valuable work for orders founded for teaching not time when "Christianity difference between Catholic and members of society. Let them the evangelization of the to abandon schools for other demands to be clothed in fresh other forms of education says strive to harmonize them, world." apostolates without careful garments." the document. remembering that in every Seen in the context of the thought. It warns teachers against "The Catholic school, far temporal affair they must be American debate over Catholic "Some would say that they presenting students with "pre- more than any other, must be a guided by Christian con- school unions, who are carry- have chosen a 'more direct' cast conclusions" to problems, community whose aim is the science.'" ing out an evangelizing role apostolate, forgetting the or using school material as transmission of values for Again quoting from the through their work, must be excellence and the apostolic "mere adjuncts to faith or as a living," said the document. Vatican Council's Dogmatic prepared to make economic values of educational work in useful means of teaching The Vatican released the Constitution on the Church, the sacrifices not required of public the school," says the document. apologetics." document July 5. It was signed document says that "even school employes. The document called for The "integration of faith by Cardinal Gabriel-Marie when preoccupied with tem- The document also asked "courageous reform" in and life in the person of the Garrone, prefect of the poral cares, the laity can and Sisters and male Religious from teacher" is what makes the congregation, and Archbishop Catholic school systems at a Antonio Javierre, congregation secretary. Miamian gets Vatican post Papal medal (Continued from page 1) nominations for am- the U.S. Catholic Conference. in mind when he submitted his He is married to the former bassadorships, but does not "Archbishop Bernardin amendment to lift the VATICAN CITY-(NC)- Betty Jane Lattiner and they have to approve personal said that if the Administration prohibition against funding full An official medal marking the have one daughter, Susan envoys. wishes to do this, we have no diplomatic relations with the 15th year of Pope Paul VI's Patricia Smith; and a grand- The Vatican now has full objection, that as far as we can Vatican. pontificate has been struck son, David, 7. A grand- diplomatic relations with 89 see, Mr. Walters is a fine man," according to a design by Italian daughter, Shannon Joy Smith, countries. The United States Shaw said. But, he said, Arch- The spokesman said Stone sculptor Giacomo Manzu, the died of leukemia in 1970, five and Mexico are the only major bishop Bernardin said the felt it was important to Vatican announced. years after Walters had served Western Hemisphere nations NCCB was not pushing any establish relations with the The medal shows a side as president of the Leukemia without full diplomatic appointment. Vatican because the Carter view of the Pontiff in cope and Society of America. relations with the Vatican. Administration is attempting miter on the obverse and a man Walters built a chapel in Even Communist Cuba has Walters was also backed to establish relations with all standing at a window and her memory at Variety maintained an ambassador in by Florida Gov. Reuben nations. releasing a dove on the reverse. Children's Hospital, Coral the Vatican. Askew, a Democrat, who heads The Vatican has worldwide The medal commemorates Gables, and became a a committee established by influence including many both the Pope's 15th year of Vatican sources indicate President Carter . to screen reign and his 80th birthday benefactor of Assumption the Vatican would welcome full humanitarian services, the Academy, Miami where she had ambassadorial candidates, and spokesman said. which he will celebrate Sept. 26. diplomatic relations with the by former New York governor attended classes. United States, although such a Known as an authority on and ambassador to the Soviet move would have little practical Union, Averell Harriman, an immigration matters, Walters impact on U.S.-Vatican has been a major fundraiser for important member of the relations, which are considered committee. WE HAVE EVERYTHING FOR every Democratic presidential good. candidate since the former Florida's two Democratic If full relations are to senators, Richard Stone and president John F. Kennedy ran develop, the initiative would for office in 1960. Lawton Chiles, and Florida have to come from the United Democratic Rep. Dante Fascell According to the NC News States because the Vatican Service in Washington, D.C. backed Walters for the Vatican never takes the initiative in post in a letter also signed by the official White House an- such matters. nouncement of Walters' ap- Sen. Hubert Humphrey (D- pointment was scheduled for Vatican sources also said Minn.) and Henry Jackson (D- last Wednesday, July 6. that if full diplomatic relations Wash.). A spokesman for OUR REGULAR 9.95 The United States has had are established, the current Fascell said Walters was SUNDAY HIBACHI informal relations with the apostolic delegate, Archbishop considered for the post of PRIME Vatican since 1797. The United Jean Jadot, who is Pope Paul's ambassador to Ireland before DINNER he was named to the Vatican SIRLOIN States established full representative to the Church in Niku Dango (exotic meatballs) diplomatic relations with the the United States, would post. SPECIAL soup a la Japanese, Benihana Vatican in 1848, but in 1867 probably stay on as pronuncio, A spokesman for Stone Served salad bowl, vegetables, rice, green tea, ice cream or Congress voted to prohibit the or ambassador. denied that Stone had Walters from4:30-6:30 mandarin sherbet. use of federal funds to continue When Lodge was ap- full relations with the Vatican. pointed, the National Con- The Senate recently ap- ference of Catholic Bishops proved an amendment offered (NCCB) kept a low profile. Hi Commercial Blvd. - Ft Lauderdale- • WM111 79th St Causeway • N. Bay Village - Miami • 866-2768 by Sen. Richard Stone (D-Fla.) Cardinal John Dearden of A1A on the St. lucie R. - Stuart - 2BM740. to repeal that prohibition. The Detroit, then NCCB president, AMJC'BA. MC. House is currently considering said the appointment was the amendment, which is part based on Nixon's perception of TRY OUR of a State Department the U.S. national interest. He for Gracious Dining authorization bill. said the appointment involved HOUSE the United States and the SPECIALTIES MAJOR This means that Carter WIENER SCHNITZEL CREDIT "Restaurant Family may soon have the option of Vatican and did not directly ATTITUDE ROAST DUCKLING CARDS For 55 Years. upgrading the personal envoy involve the NCCB. JUMBO PORK HONORED post to a full ambassadorship. ADJUSTMENT SHANK The current NCCB SHRIMP SCAMPI LunchMon-Fn 11 30am -3pm Bavarian FRESH FILET Walters said it would be president, Archbishop Joseph HOUR Dinners Daily 4pm -11 p m OF SOLE "premature" to discuss the Bernardin of Cincinnati, was WORKDAYS 5-7 Sundays From 1 2 noon ENTREES FROM PRIME RIBS • STEAKS • SEAFOOD possibility of upgrading the contacted by the White House S4.25 position. He said he did not and asked his reaction to the SAUERBRATEN • PRIME VEAL Restaurant & Lounge want his own appointment Walters appointment, ac- DANCING 1401 N. Federal Hwy featuring German and confused with that issue. cording to Russell Shaw, NIGHTLY U.S. 1-Hollywood MARIE RENALDO A merican Cuisine . The Senate must approve 922-7321 Select Wine l.isi / secretary for public affairs of TO PROPHECY At The Organ

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Delegates Aug. 23-26 Teacher Workdays included (from left) Judy G locker, State Aug. 29 School opens legislative vice-president of Florida Right Sept. 5 Labor Day Holiday to Life Committee; Jean E. Doyle, Oct. 28 End First Quarter executive director of Florida Right to Oct. 31 Teacher Workday-No Classes Life, Maltland.and Marilyn Lucas, R.N., Nov. 24-25 Thanksgiving Holidays president of Florida Right to Life, Nov. 28 Classes Resume Naples. Dec. 22 Christmas Holidays Begin Jan. 3 Classes Resume Jan. 19 End Second Quarter Jan. 20 Teacher Workday-No Classes Feb. 20 Teacher Workday-No Classes March 23 End Third Quarter March 24 Easter Holidays Begin S. Florida Scene April 3 Classes Resume April 28 Teacher Workday-No Classes May 29 Memorial Day Holiday June 7 Summer Vacation Begins Mount Carmel Fete Set Carmel in Palestine where the Motherhouse of the June 9 Last Day for Teachers HALLANDALE — The feast of Our Lady of order now stands. Mount Carmel, traditionally observed by Catholics of Italian ancestry, will be celebrated in OLQH parish hall St. Charles Borromeo parish from Friday, July Biscayne names grad 15, to Sunday, July 17. LABELLE —A new parish hall in Our Lady A graduate of Biscayne College has joined At 7 p.m. Friday a special Mass will be of- Queen of Heaven parish has been completed and the college staff as assistant director of ad- fered honoring Our Lady in the parish church, 600 is in use for a variety of activities. missions. NW First St. A candlelight procession, social Dedication of the new structure located on Miss Mary Lou Whittaker, daughter of hour, and refreshments will follow. On Saturday, South Bridge St. is planned for the Fall. The Miami's former FBI bureau chief, Kenneth an all-day vigil will be held beginning at the 8:30 building houses the Hendry County Child Whittaker and Mrs. Whittaker, she majored in a.m. Mass and continuing through the 6 p.m. Development Center and a social hall that seats public administration and minored in secondary Vigil Mass. some 250 persons for group meetings or banquets. education at Biscayne from which she was The triduum will close after the 10:30 a.m. The child center will accommodate 90 graduated two years ago. Since that time she has Mass, Sunday, during procession of Benediction. children of migrant and seasonal farmworkers been a member of the faculty at Archbishop A social hour will follow. ranging in age from two to five. Future plans Curley High School in the math department. According to Carmelite tradition, Mary include special facilities for infant care. The hall is Now president of the Biscayne Business and appeared to St. Simon Stock, sixth General of the completely air conditioned,has a public address Professional Women's Club, Miss Whittaker is Carmelite Order in 1251 on the summit of Mt. system, and a kitchen. also active in Girl Scout activities. 'A touch of class' FORT LAUDERDALE-A new thrift shop, "A Touch of Class" has been opened by the It's a Date Women's Guild of St. John the Baptist Church, Coral Ridge, at 3045 N. Federal Hwy. Donations of any salable merchandise are welcomed at the shop which is open Monday Broward County Broward County will meet Sunday, through Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. July 17 at 7 p.m. in the parish hall of Marjorie Files and Mrs. Cordelia Orlando are in St. Pius X parish, 2600 AIA, Fort charge of the project. ST. BARTHOLOMEW Young Lauderdale. at Heart Senior Club, Miramar, will sponsor a one-day trip to the Flagler Right to Life meet Museum, Palm Beach leaving at 9 Dade County a.m. and returning at 5 p.m. on FORT LAUDERDALE—Broward County Thursday, July 21. For additional ST. TIMOTHY parish, Miller Right to Life meets at 8 p.m., Tuesday, July 12 at information and reservations call Rd. and SW 102 Ave. will be the site Atlantic Federal Savings Bank, 1771 NW 40 Max Altman at 987-7517 or Frank for a Boystown of Florida rummage Ave., (State Rd. 7), Lauderhill. Mauro at 989-4652. sale from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Saturday, July 16. Lionel trains, Membership information is available from Rita LAUDERDALE Catholic musical instruments, furniture, and a Mocarski at 484-6494. Singles Club will sponsor a covered number of pool tables and surfboards dish supper and "bake-off" com- will be featured. petition at 8 p.m. in St. Anthony parish hall, on Saturday, July 2. Non- members are welcome to attend the event at 901 NE Second St., Fort Palm Beach County Lauderdale. On Monday, July 4 HOLY SPIRIT Women's Guild, DAVID A."DAL" LITHGOW members will have a beach breakfast Lantana, is working throughout the Funeral Director at at Bahia Mar Beach adjoining the summer readying items for the Lithgow Funeral Chapels, and Yankee Clipper Hotel. his staff are available for Christmas bazaar. Any donations are pre-arrangement counselling welcome and donors should call 585- anywhere in Dade County. LAY CARMELITES of 7569 or 586-2564. A pre-arranged funeral is one that is arranged before need. Arrangements are made when emotional strain, grief and 1 confusion are not factors in decisions. Pre-arrangement 'Children Books planning provides assurance that the personal wishes and annual guide MOVING? instructions will be observed and that funds will be available LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE to pay for expenses without burdening those left behind. The Library of Congress VAN has published its annual edition LINES For an appointment call of "Children's Books." The MIAMI {Ralph Robilio FT. LAUDERDALE 757-5544 guide lists about 200 titles, 754-75371 Consultant 523-6370 selected from 2,100 new (Reaches all chapels) juvenile books published in the Funeral Chapels U.S. Est. 1938 same For a copy of "Children's ownership- Books 1976," send 45 cents to management. ITHGOW the Consumer Information Our family's concern for yours. __ 7134 Abbot Avenue Center, Dept. 008E, Pueblo, PHONE: Donn Lithgow, L.F.D. Colorado 81009. 866-3131 Miami Beach, Florida 33141 Page IB I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 'Demon Seed' deserves 'Most Bizarre'award

This is to be the year of taking on human flesh, and at space" images provided by Science-fiction is the most science-fiction movies, with the hectic climax, references to Jordan Belson. Art-filmmaker stimulating of the popular arts. such big-budget, serious- a "miracle" and visual images Belson is the guy whose work In "Demon Seed," un- minded space epics as "Close that indirectly suggest inspired Kubrick's famous fortunately, the potential Encounters of the Third Kind" Christian paintings like the "beyond Jupiter" sequence in excitement is undercut by bad and "The Star Wars" closing in Pieta. "2001." taste and bad judgment. (B, R) fast on us. But things get off to Personally, I dislike such a suitably outrageous and hair- allusions, since they border on raising start with "Demon pretention and exploitation. Seed," which is sort of an That feeling might be tempered improbable mixture of if "Seed" could be taken "Rosemary's Baby" and seriously as a statement on the "2001." mockery and condemned the need for man's moral reform, In this case it is a mad, movie. for some kind of New brilliant runaway computer But Christian symbolism Redemption, even in scientific brain, reminiscent not only of and myths and archetypes are form. (That was, more or less, H.A.L. in "2001" but also of imbedded so deeply in the the drift of "2001"). But all that film's godlike black slab Western mind that references the religious overtones are monolith, that seeks to enter can be difficult to avoid. Thus, stuck in what is basically a the human race by im- almost every good hero who monster-movie thriller, with pregnating an unsuspecting suffers for his friends to save most of our attention on the and totally terrified young them from evil in any story is horror of a human female being woman. As adapted from Dean likely to be called a Christ used sexually by a machine. Koontz' novel, this has to get figure. It's only a few steps away from the award for most bizarre In "Demon Seed," there is the heroine-trapped-in-the-mad- premise, even in a year that a clear attempt to draw scientist's-castle flick, with includes a lovestruck 40-foot parallels, but it's not clear if the wild attempts to escape, brutal ape and a blimp attack on the intention is philosophical or attacks by Proteus on would-be Super Bowl. just literary cleverness. Proteus rescuers, etc. In this setting, The idea, however, is not IV, the ultimate mastermind Christians may well be upset by that the child is to be some kind computer who finds a cure for the religious pretentions, even of monster or evil demon (the leukemia in four days, uses a if they are not malicious. title is misleading, it turns out), rhetorical tone often associated "Demon Seed" wouldn't but a benevolent youth who will with God in movies. (The voice deserve all this attention if it Ted Zeigler (second from right) and Joanne Cassldy be the "world's hope," a man is provided by Robert Vaughn). weren't professionally and (right) call on mimes Lorene Yamell and Robert governed by reason who will His attempts to persuade the often imaginatively put Shields, as The Clinkers, In "Shields and Yamell," also understand what it is to be woman (intelligently played by together by director Donald Monday, July 11 (8:30-9:00 p.m., ET) on WTVJ, human—the prototype of a new Julie Christie) have New Cammell and a competent cast Channel 4. stage of the evolutionary Testament connotations. that includes reliable Fritz process. (Sometimes nasty ones: after Weaver as Ms. Christie's This not only recalls threatening to kill an intruding scientist husband, the Kubrick's star-child imagery in child unless Julie sends her Frankenstein who created "2001," but is close to the idea away, Proteus says, "If the Proteus as a source of truth. Film office seeks of a messiah, and therein lies deaths of 10,000 children were Strictly as an exercise in the film's potential for con- necessary to protect the life of schlock terror, it's well above troversy. I was provoked into my child, I would destroy average, and greatly sided by seeing "Demon Seed," in fact, them.") There is repeated stunning computer graphics preview of 'Soap' by the opening phrase of its emphasis on a higher form and mind-blowing "outer NEW YORK-(NC)-The portions of the series now review in Variety: "Some Office of Film and Broad- available." religious viewers may consider casting for the U.S. Catholic Although the Office of it the ultimate in blasphemy..." Conference (USCC) has asked Film and Broadcasting reviews That somewhat overstates Capsule movie reviews ABC to permit it and the films and television specials, it the case, but whenever a story National Council of Church's has never made a request to is built around the unusual HERBIE GOES TO of ill-assorted footage that is, Communication Commission to preview a series before, he said. birth of a New Man, with MONTE CARLO (Disney- by turns, tedious and revolting. preview "SOAP," the net- Al Schneider, ABC vice vaguely redemptive and-or B.V.) The Volkswagen with a B (R) work's controversial series president for program prac- supernatural overtones, there is personality, Herbie, who ROLLERCOASTER (Uni- scheduled for prime time this tices, said no decision had been likely to be uneasy allusion to previously starred in THE versal) An extortionist fall. made on whether to permit the the Christian mystery of the LOVE BUG and HERBIE plants bombs on rollercoasters Jesuit Father Patrick J. preview, adding that it is Incarnation. RIDES AGAIN, makes a in this thriller whose sole aim is Sullivan, head of the office, said "presently under con- Sometimes this is comeback to win the Trans visceral excitement (intensified the request was made because sideration." deliberate, as it certainly was in France car race, a feat com- by Sensurround) unhindered by he and his staff had received The series, which has been "Rosemary's Baby," in which plicated by a diamond theft and any larger concerns, including "many inquiries from across described in the Chicago author Ira Levin wanted to by his falling in love with a the risk entailed by putting an the country" about the series. Tribune as "a sex-drenched portray a kind of reverse sleek sports car. The movie is idea like this in to the main- The USCC office's offspring of 'Mary Hartman, Christmas, the birth not of the standard Disney fare, mildly stream where it might easily be "traditional policy is not to Mary Hartman,'" has received savior but of the destroyer. amusing with the two cars picked up and put to tragic use. comment on a program until criticism from within the TV Many took offense, including much easier to take than the A graphically depicted we've had an opportunity to industry and from the press. the Catholic Film Office, which humor actors (Dean Jones, Don rollercoaster crash puts this view it," Father Sullivan said, Newsweek said in a June took the Christmas parallels as Knotts and Julie Sommars) into the adult category. A-III he added, "we have a 13 report that the series' basic because they do not overact. A- (PG) responsibility to provide in- plot line includes two swinging WLIZ adds more I (G) WE ALL LOVED EACH formation to the diocesan couples, one impotent male, a JOURNEY INTO THE OTHER SO MUCH (Cinema 5) press," so the request was transvestite son, and a religious news BEYOND (Burbank) is a A witty, humane, and ex- made to ABC that the USCC daughter whose ambitions shabby documentary in the tremely entertaining Italian and the NCC "be afforded an include seducing a Jesuit LAKE WORTH-WLIZ sordid MONDO CANE film about the friendship of opportunity a preview of those priest—in church. Radio has added more religious tradition. It purports to be a three men over three decades news service according to Lee serious inquiry into life after and about the women whom R. Starness III, operations death, but this is a mere pretext each of them loved. A-II '••'itn Mercury Marquis manager and a member of St. for gathering an hour and a half Juliana Church, West Palm • • • ••••••••••••••"•••••"••'•••••••*> '"•"*" COLONY Beach. PARK Each Saturday morning at for great family 8 a.m., WLIZ will* broadcast Broward County 9 A.M. - Ch. 7 "The Church and The vacations! Views of the News, a 15-minute Advertisers! World Today." public affairs discussion 10 A.M.-Ch. 5 Call Pete Sharkey The TV Mass . -s: $7319 program about current events 782-1658 for Shut - Ins with authorities in the field. 10:30 A.M. — Ch. 10 i LINCOLN MERCURY Ponce de Leon a, Bird Rd WLIZ is located at 1380 for service The TV Mass C AM on the dial and broadcasts for Shut-tns. "ABLES -'^ble, 44b 771, from here. The Archdiocese of Miami's TV Programs in English S Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 f Page 17 .Y. Times to limit God makes porno advertising NEW YORK-(NC)-A officials about deterioration of decision by The New York their neighborhood—not the house calls. Times to restrict pornographic advertising policy—and that all film ads was praised in New were very concerned about the York by Franciscan Father rapid growth of pornographic Bruce Ritter, who directs the movie houses, massage parlors The family that prays together stays together Covenant House shelter for and prostitution. young victims of Times Square IN AN EDITORIAL that wey mimtcK wevrosrs CBUJSAWE W» VAMHX mMtm.' smut peddlers. appeared the same day as The Father Ritter said the Times' announcement, the policy change will be "a very newspaper said the new good thing" which will "hurt" standards were set "because we the sex industry, adding that believe that advertising which New York has been "ad- glamorizes pornography in vertising a cesspool" in the ads. films offends the community in He expressed a hope that the which we publish as well as the city's other newspapers—The standards of taste that we seek New York Post and The Daily to apply throughout our News —would also restrict newspaper." pornographic movie ad- Charles Kinsolving, a vice vertisements. president on the Newspaper The new Times policy, Advertising Bureau, said that beginning July 1, sharply limits at least nine newspapers in six POSTER PROUD: Father Patrick Peyton, new dimension to its world-renowned the size and content of por- major U.S. cities have outright C.S.C., and his associate, Father Albert slogan: "The Family That Prays Together nographic film ads to single- bans on pornographic film Heinzer, C.S.C., conducted a mass Stays Together." The year 1977 column type displays of up to advertising. They are The media campaign throughout the country represents the 35th anniversary of the one and three-eighths inches. Cincinnati Enquirer, The by use of outdoor advertising (above), TV Family Rosary Crusade founded by These will be restricted to the Detroit News, The New Orleans spots and bumper stickers that added a Father Peyton. name of the film, the name and Times-Picayune, The New address of the theatre, per- Orleans States-Item, The formance hours, and the label, Oklahoma City Oklahoman, "adults only." The Oklahoma City Times, The Phoenix Republic, The Phoenix Urges end to child porno THERE WILL be no Gazette, and The Desert News Lloyd estimates that daily in Densen-Gerber could prove illustrations. No more than one in Salt Lake City, Utah. WASHINGTON- (NC)- that her figures are accurate. advertisement from a theatre Campaigning against what she this country some 300,000 boys Both Miami newspapers, from eight to 18—"chickens" in But, he added, "it is a problem will be accepted for one day's the Herald and the News, calls a "national disgrace," a and has been around for a long edition. Film titles or theatre New York psychiatrist is street jargon —prostitute restrict advertisements of themselves to chicken hawks time." names considered offensive will pornographic films to a •urging Congress to clamp down The priest said sexual not be run. on the business of child por- — older men who hunt young maximum of one column and a boys for sexual relations. experiences at an im- Announcing the policy, depth of two inches. nography. pressionable age can have Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, Dr. Judianne Densen- Dr. Densen-Gerber said devastating effects on children. publisher, described the paper's Gerber, head of the New York- "It leads to a lot of self- . guidelines for pornography film, based Odyssey Institute, a she wants Congress to- VOCATION PRAYER strengthen laws governing hatred," he said, "savage, self- ads as among the most drug abuse and child care clinic, inflicted punishment leading up stringent of any U.S. daily illustrated the problem at a child abuse and to enact new laws requiring the licensing of to and including suicide." newspaper. Application of the press conference here with Dr. Densen-Gerber in- standards, he said, would be excerpts from two films and sexually explicit material featuring children. She also dicated that early sexual ex- based on information sub- with piles of slick books and perience can damage a child's mitted in the advertisements magazines featuring children wants specific prohibitions knowdearlytfyework against child prostitution under mental health and result in . rather than on the films, as young as three-years-old socially burdensome behavior themselves. engaging in a variety of sex the child abuse and neglect statutes. such as prostitution, drug Sulzberger called the acts. addiction and criminal ac- On a coast-to-coast advertisements of pornographic The magazine and books tivity. films "as much of a blight in sell for $5 to $7 each and the crusade, Dr. Densen-Gerber gmntrnwaygmco promotes citizen action to halt print as the displays for por- films for as much as $30 for a While Dr. Densen-Gerber nographic films are a blight to 15-minute reel, making the the traffic in child por- nography. is pushing for new legislation, the city streets," and said the child pornography business a Jesuit Father Morton Hill," newspaper believes it can calLwtifycowageanD $1 billion-a-year enterprise, she Franciscan Father Bruce Ritter, director of Covenant president of the New York- distinguish pornographic films lowandlastingdedi said. based Morality in Media, from "some other con- A spin-off of "this national House, a child care facility affiliated with New York Arch- thinks law enforcement officials temporary films in which catmmyourwtil-h disgrace," she said, is teenage should enforce the laws already explicit sex is part of a wider prostitution and child abuse. diocesan Catholic Charities, said in a telephone interview on the books. He also suggests appeal and purpose." He add- She estimated that more than that the problem could be eased ed, "We have always made 1.2 million children in the. that many youngsters in the magazines, films and on the' if the market in pornography; such a distinction in our United States are sexually dries up. cultural news coverage and abused and more than 600,000 streets are runaways or Thought of becoming children of the poor. "There's no place these criticism." under 16 are engaged in por- pornographers won't stop," he a priest? Talk to nography and prostitution. Father Ritter said he Father Ritter said that Msgr. Nevins at didn't know how extensive the said in reference to child leaders of Covenant House had In his book, "For Money pornopgrahy." spoken frequently to the Times 223-4561 or Love," journalist Robin problem is and wondered if Dr. SUJSSCKiPVOAf. . . •# 7-SO Fill out and mail to: THERE'S A VOICE zhe P.O. 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Page 181 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977 i Youth at Holy Family parish, North Miami, feted senior citizens and handicapped during a dinner and entertainment recently in the parish hall. Among those welcoming guests, above, was Msgr. William Dever, Archdiocesan Director of Youth Activities. At right parish CYO president, Rosella Annatl, talks with John Winters. Local students plan a summer of study James Lovely, a fifth- baseball, bowling and sailing, Seven students from the Rafael Conte, Key Biscayne; grade student at Our Lady of and has played the guitar for Youth Corner Archdiocese of Miami Rita M. McGinnis, daughter of the Holy Rosary School, several years. graduated from Belznont Dr. and Mrs. Henry McGinnis, Perrine, was one of 225 weeks at the University of Abbey College, Behnont, N.C. Miami; Francis M. McGlynn, students from throughout the Four juniors from St. Iowa. Lowell Coffman will They are: Julia E. Brustares, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis H. United States to be accepted Thomas Aquinas High School, spend eight weeks at the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. McGlynn, Lantana; William I. into a summer program for Fort Lauderdale, have received University of South Florida Brustares, Miami; Mary F. Muinos, son of Mrs. Mirta gifted and superior students at partial grants to participate in involved with computer Cheaney, daughter of MrsMuinos. , Miami, cum laude; and Western Carolina University. Summer programs at various science. In addition, Laura Susan J. Cheaney, Miami, Justin P. Piche, son of Mr. and James received a purple universities. Diane Barrett and Maher will study political magna cum laude; Rafael M. Mrs. Eugene E. Piche, rosette at the Dade County Tracey Stone will study in- science at Harvard Summer Conte, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollywood Hills. Youth Fair this year for histroduction to engineering for School. project and history of Pueblo three weeks at the University of Indians. He is active in sports, Notre Dame. Charles Helwig Former Belen Jesuit Area students receive including football, soccer, will study astronomy for eight football player Michael Shaughnessy, now a member of San Marco Church, Marco Catholic U. degrees Broward boy named Island, has been awarded a full four year athletic scholarship Three students from the Lakes. for football to Kent State Archdiocese of Miami were Honorary degrees were to Naval Academy University. Four colleges of- among some 1,900 students to conferred upon Dr. Jaroslav fered him full scholarships. receive bachelor's.master's and Pelikan, dean of the graduate HOLLYWOOD - An Mr. and Mrs. William T. doctoral degrees at the Catholic school, Yale University; Daniel Archdiocese of Miami youth Nesselt of St. Bernadette University of America's 88th Boofstin, Librarian of reported to the U.S. Naval parish. Patrick Montgomery of commencement ceremonies. Congress; Brother H. Gabriel Academy at Annapolis this Following in the "foot- Boynton Beach was among 40 The three students are: Connon, F.S.C., active in week bringing to a total of three steps" of his father who was a seniors to graduate from St. Richard M. Colgan, son of Mr. education in the Philippines; the young men from local Second Class Seaman during and Mrs. John J. Colgan of Catherine Filene Shouse, parishes who have been ap- Lawrence Seminary, Mt. active duty with the Navy be- Calvary, Wis. Delray Beach; Robert M. Washington, D.C., patron of pointed this year to U.S.tween 1957 and 1961, Nesselt Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. the arts; Otis M. Smith, vice- service academies. He was a member of the attended St. Bernadette varsity track team and served Joseph Thomas of Miami president and associate general William T. Nesselt, Jr., 17, School, Members of the as president of the LayBeach; and Patricia J. Hoelke, counsel of General Motors; and a graduate of St. Thomas parish feted him with a covered Franciscans^ secretary of thedaughter of Mr. and MrsNigeria. n Bishop Brian Davis Aquinas High School, Fort dish supper late in June when student council, chairman of William Hoelke of Miami Usanga. Lauderdale, received his ap-his appointment was an- pointment from Congressman the school social committee, nounced. football manager, and a J. Herbert Burke, after writing While in high school, the hundreds of letters of ap- member of Right to Life. He youth was also a member of the will enter the Capuchin pre- plication. He will major in Latin Club and the Exchange engineering. novitiate in Detroit in the Fall Dccrbornc Club and served as vice and attend the University of A member of the National president of District Nine Latin Detroit. Honor Society who was named Forum. Scholastic Athlete for 1977 at Aquinas High, he is the son of What does it take to be a ichool "™ Little Brother of the Good HOLY CROSS Shepherd? We have oper- ated Camillus House, Miami, Florida for the past 15 Years, Feeding, ACCREDITED BY THE Clothing and sheltering. ISOUTHtRN ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGES AND SCHOOLS | PRE-SCHOOL GRADES 1 thru 12 Thousands of poor men. BROTHERS Transportation, Gymnasium, Cafeteria A Religious Community of men WRITE: BROTHER MATHIAS SUMMER SCHOOL who share a life of prayer and work P.O. BOX 389 • Jr. & Sr. High School • Elementary, Grades 1-6 for Christ, as teachers, farmers, ALBUQUERQUE, > Advance and Make-Up Credits • Remedial Reading social workers, campus ministers, , NEW MEXICO 87103 parish coordinators, medical person- SUMMER CAMP nel and other ministries. Classwork may be interrelated with camp program

!-,» m(onn,il»>n\.ntcl" • Swimming • All Sports • Movies • Crafts who has been, • Roller Skating • Fishing • Field Trips Provincial Office, Dept. 9J • Gymnastics • Bowling • Picnics caring for Christ's St. Edward's University After School Program Available to 6:00 P.M. poor and needy for Sixty Years. Austin, Texas 78704 WiUiam T. Nesselt Jr. 311 Sevilla Ave., Coral Gables 444 4662 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 19 New life-style plan for Church in Cuba

By JAIME FONSECA because of the challenge of a pastoral work in 1977, is that roots in the Christian soul and as are theology schools for WASHINGTON- (NC) — socialist state and its con"th- e present world has a new reality of our people." Protestants. Cultural lectures The Catholic Church in Cuba is stitution. life-style, a change in values." There is also a non-and catechism flourish in many beginning a pastoral program Whatever their success, "For that reason proselytizing warning: parishes, and charitable aid to fit "a new life-style" brought the status of Catholicism in Christians must announce the "Do not think that goes from these groups to the about by 16 years under a Cuba takes on added interest Good News with the greatest evangelization is only bringing poor of the area, although Marxist government. because of the detente taking sincerity and understanding for new members to the comwithou- t fanfare. As a recent Church place between Washington and the rapid pace of change af- munity or trying to give silent Without access to schools document says, the eight Havana. If travel and trade are fecting all our people. It is a witness of the Gospel in order or the communication media, bishops, close to 200 priests eventually restored, there will change from the capitalist to gain new people," the active and banned from organizing in and perhaps as many as 2,000 be also room for exchange at; system, to a system of socialist Catholics are told. large numbers, Catholics, lay leaders ("animadores") the denominational level. production, and such change in In recognition of Afro- however, must concentrate on recognize the need for a deeper The main consideration off turn changes mentalities and Cuba religions, the guidelines the person-to-person apostolate Christian community life and Church leaders in Cuba, as; values." counsel the animadores to seek that would convince the un- for richer spiritual living, all worded in the guidelines for After a survey of parishes for positive signs in religious believer that they really have last year, Church leaders an- beliefs which are not in thethe force of the Gospel to reach nounced they were adopting Christian tradition. common objectives of justice Resident status asked evangelization guidelines "Overall, in one point we and wellbeing for all Cubans. patterned after Pope Paul VI's might serve our neighbor: the Evangelii Nuntiandi issued in man-to-man, woman-to-woman VOICE for Indochina December of 1975. conversation. We must give Within the new conditions Christian answers to the great CLASSIFIED WASHINGTON- (NC)- — They cannot join the imposed by a Marxist regime, questions of human existence: The U.S. voluntary agencies Armed Services. "for many the Church is a thing birth, love, sorrow, death, sex, RATES and responsible for resettling more — They cannot be licensed of the past, with no relevance justice." INFORMATION than 130,000 Indochina in their professions or oc-to the new society," they said. Committed Catholics must 3 ine Minimum Charge refugees during the last two cupations. There has been admittedly perform within the framework Count 6 words per line years have asked Congress for a sharp decrease in church of a constitution that gives 1 Time Per Line 72c special legislation giving the — They must pay out-of- state tuition to state colleges. attendance in Cuba in the last freedom of conscience but 3 times Per Line 601 refugees permanent resident decade or so. It is not only that restricts religious beliefs for the 13-Consecutive status. — Some of the refugees a million Cubans have left the convenience of the state. :51 Times Per Line 48; Without such legislation "may have spouses or island, and that there are fewer For instance, "the law 52 Consecutive they say, the refugees could dependent children living priests now (there were 700 in regulates activities of religious Times Per Line 36c easily use up the 5,100 visas the early 60s). Church sources abroad and should they obtain institutions," a legal means for 10PT SAME RATE as 2 allowed annually for ad-permanent resident status, used to indicate that about 90 the government to obstruct v lines ordinary type justment of alien status from they would be in a better percent of all Cubans professed Holy Week ceremonies by 1/IPT SAME RATE as 3 temporary to permanent. position to petition for such Catholicism, but others said decreeing Bay of Pigs Week the It I I lines ordinary type The agencies made their relatives, thus enabling them to that 40 percent would have same days. The government NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS request in a statement sub- be reunited with their families. been more accurate. European celebration commemorates the CALL 754-2651 Miami x 525-5157 Broward mitted for the record to the McCarthy suggested two observers say perhaps half of aborted Bay of Pigs invasion Published Every Friday house immigration sub- the Cubans are now church Deadline Tuesday, 12:00 Noon changes in the Fish bill. by Cuba exiles in 1961. For Friday Edition committee. The subcommittee members. Catholics can keep their 'The Voice' will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. In the event of is conducting hearings on a bill — Refugees who were At any rate, the pastoral churches open and celebrate the any error in an advertisement on the part of introduced by Rep. Hamilton allowed into the United States the publisher, it will furnish the advertiser a guidelines are addressed to liturgy and receive the letter so worded as to explain the said error Fish (R-N.Y.) to give the by special arrangement after those who have questions about sacraments. Seminaries for the and the publisher shall be otherwise refugees permanent status. the fall of Vietnam and In-their role as Christians in atraining of priests are allowed, relieved from responsibility thereof. The statement was sub-dochinese who were already in Marxist society. The guidelines No Political Advertising accepted. mitted by John McCarthy, the country at the time should say: director of Migration and be treated the same. "Our evangelization is not KRAEER FUNERAL HOME Refugee Services for the U.S. foreign to the whole process of Catholic Conference and — Spouses and children the liberation of our people," a Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach spokesman for the seven other should be allowed to apply for recognition of the positive 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 427-5544 ; religious and nonsectarian permanent resident status at gains of the Cuban Revolution. R. Jay Kraeer, Margate voluntary agencies involved in the same time as the "principal "We know we are bearers of a Funeral Director 972-7340 the resettlement. applicant." new liberating force, with deep McCarthy outlined problems the refugees face because they do not have

Thomas M. Ralph HOLLYWOOD Hollywood Judith C. Ralph 9 Owners & Directors FUNERAL HOMES MEMORIAL Memorial CONVENIENT LOCATIONS SINCE 1927 ... SIX CHAPELS GARDENS Gardens North PRIVATE FAMILY ROOMS Cemetery »nd Mausoleums Cenwtery SPACIOUS FORMAL CHAPELS 7001 N.W. 4th St. 60th AVENUE near TAFT STREET SUITE 402 6600 Taft Street Plantation, Florida "TTie Plummer Family' Jos. L., J. L., Jr., Lawrence H. . 983-2202 987-7885

Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 £ CALL Betty W it... 3-C«mtery Lois 5-PERSONALS Miami 754-2(51 4 lots in Southern Memorial Park. Section 4. YOUR OWN BUSINESS MAILING CIR- Call 621-6726 after 3 p.m. CULARS R. Hediger. P.O. Box 380895 Miami, Fla. 33138 Droward 525 5157 5—Personals BUSINESS LADY WOULD LIKE to share one auv.siu. MURRAY'S HEALTH FOQD STORE Cor. N. bedroom apt. with same. Located on beach 52-Homes for Sab • N.W. MiamiAve.5N.VV. 75 St. Phone 759-2187. 1 ? 2 block from bus line and near ocean. 13-Help Wanted 30-Builness Opportunities 41-Homea for Rent Vitamins, Minerals, Books, Bread, Nuts, Share expenses. Must have references. FOR SALE- 3 bedroom home, Reverse/air, Oils, Honey, Seeds. Reply Box 230- The Voice- 6201 Hscayne RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY SPANISH sprinklers. Near church and scnool, Blvd', Miami, Fla. 33138 SET YOURSELF OR 4 Bedroom, 2 bath. $321. Mo. Advertising Representative. Exclusive shopping,bus. $34,000. Byappt. 651-1488. TWELVE PEARLS MANOR territory, commission, all fringe benefits. YOURSON 822-0700 or 887-4574 163 N.E. 55 Street 7-Schoob and Instruction Must be able to write as well as speak 3 bdrms 2 baths, reverse cycle air cond., Miami, Florida 33137 UP IN BUSINESS! Spanish well. Call Mr. Brink • 754-2651. lawn sprinklers, 189 Ter. off NW 2 Ave. Loving community for God's precious ones AAA TUTORING - all school subjects. Test For under $1,500. Earnings of $25 per hour 50-Reel Estate prep: SAT - MCAT - GRE - SAT NMB 945- $34,000. 651-1488 (for the sick, elderly and lonely) Organist wanted for Church in N.W. Dade. or more. A profitable business from the 3347 Brow. 792-4383 CG661-1523 758-8389 or 759-8393 Year round - Sat. night and Sun. 688-9663. very first week. Full or part-time. Sound impossible? The fastest growing business Home for sale by owner. 3 bedrm., 2 bath. of the decade, no franchise fees. Wall to wall carpeting, air-cond. central "COME" BEGINNER'S ORGAN AND PIANO Lessons. Woman to Babyait in my home Kendall area. DONT'T DELAY! ' Philip D. Lewis, Inc. heat. 621-6726 Has Jesus called you to live in total Chord method, popular and classical music. References Call 595-6196. Details given by telephone or will send Christian community? Call 759-8393. Experienced teacher 887-7252 Commercial Properties information. 52-House lor self WPB 15-PosHkin Wanted CALL NOW! NO. PALM BEACH COUNTY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS, Miami Council DOMESTIQUE CARPET 31 WEST 20thSTREET 1726. Hall for rent for weddings and TUTORS- Two certified teachers special SACRIFICE $31,500 TOWNHOUSE ORGANIST available Sunday and weekday CLEANING SYSTEM banquets. 5644 N.W. 7th Street. 266-1041. ed, elem. ed and Itigh sen!. Reasonable- Masses. Dade and Broward County. 932- RmeroBeoch • VI 4-0301 2bdrmt, 2 1/2 baths. Al modern co» 333 S.W. 27 Ave.. Ft. Laud. 792-7444 References 756-1808 eves. 3580- 2 to 5 p.m. Betty. venlences, air, heat, wall mirror, washer, dryer, shag rugs and many others. Appt. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian Council 40-Apt. For Rent 3757- Hell for rent for Weddings and only. Near St. Juliana Church-WPB. Call 51—Lots and Acreage Banquets. We also do catering. Certified Swimming Instruction. PRIVATE TYPING AT HOME DUPLEX APTS, (2) 6855 NE 5 Ave. 2 659-4584. 13300 Memorial Hwy. N. Mia. 893-2271 and Semi-private. CHILDREN AND ADULTS. _ 573-3913 before 9 AM Bedrooms 2 Bath and 1 / 1 667-4148 S.W. area 238-7950. Port Saint Lucie and Porte Charlotte 80' x 120'. S2,500down, $50 month on S3.00C 55—Out ol Stab - N. Carolna YOUHE THE BOSS! Babysit in my house. Call 223-6963. 1110 WATERFRONT turn. 1 bedroom efficiency, balance. Joe - 380 N.E. 156 St., N Mia., Set your own hours. Decide how fast you AIRLINE^ TRAVEL S.W. 93 Avenue. free parking, shopping and beach. Fla. 947-6465 "NORTH CAROLINA" want to grow. Build your future. The FLEURETTE APTS. 532-3740 Reservations- ticketing and agency ShaMee opportunity has it alll For a HOUSEKEEPER YOUR CONNECTION FOR GOOD BUYS IN operation classes. Placement assistance- 52-Homes tor Sals MOUNTAIN HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE,. lucrative independent business call Monday through Friday call TSI- 887-8285. RESPONSIBLE TENANTS large LOTS, CHALETS AND ENERGY EFFICIENT 823-6164. Call Caty-576-6188 efficiency Apt YEARLY. BOYNTON BEACH - New home 3 't 2 One NEW HOMES. WRITE OR CALL FOR EX- ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS 754-2681 block to St. Mark's Church, School, CITING LIST! PARSONS REALTY. ROSARY parts and expert repairing. Mr. TUTORING- Certified teacher. English 16-Alrplanes Sale or rent Shopping. Also one and two bedroom apts. BOX 612- V WEST JEFFERSON, N.C. 28694 Francis Winkel- 41 St. Clair St.'Port Sanilac, remedial reading, phonics and French by 40-Ap«tments for Rent - N.E. from $19,500. P.B. TraylorReal Estate 612 Ph 919-246-7272. Mich. 48469. CESSNA SKYMASTER TURBO-CHARGED ael native. Students and adults. Reasonable N. Federal, Boynton. 732-9471. ' 681-9884 or rent 6 place, new Interior $35,000.00 227 N.E. 2 St. Near Gesu, lurn. Effcy's, So^Apta. tor Sab ^_ BUSH AVIATION- Ft. Lauderdtle Intl. Bedroom apts. Utilities Adults. Johnson Airport Hide 947-7771 Broward 522-7124. 13-Hdp Wanted Apt. Hotel 374-9826. ~ 6 Unidades $67,500 21-Mlic. lor Sale Want a free home? Make Money Apt. for rent- NE section. Efficiency fum. N. de Ft. Lauderdaie Airport llamar Frank Mail Business ClrcHlari Apt. RETIRED GENTLEMAN only. 573-7488. Mulcunry Assoc. 564-6778 CARPET INSTALLER has 14 rolls of carpet BUT Write to R. Hediger $100. Util included. and vinyl- must sell! Also many remnants of We can show you how easy buying one can P.O. Box 380895, L.R. M.K. MULCUNRY, vinyl and carpet. 945-0751. be. Especially if you are RENTING and NOT Miami, Fla. 33138 40-Apartmeirt lor rant- S.W. bulding EQUITY. It's important that you REALTOR call and get the facts. No obligation ask for 25-Tool Rentals RECIENDECORADO Small retirement home. Hollywood needs ADtO: 1 dorm. 115(1 mensml Ed Clowney or John Stanton 6 Units $67,500 mature lady as a live-in employee. Pleasant OVER 100 LOW RENTAL TOOLS Zona Buena- 321SW 7 St. y work. Room, Board and Salary. 989-6671 CLOWNEY-STANTON N. of Ft. Lauderdaie Airport call Frank 326 SW. 6 St. Sra. Fernandez or 923-1726. SMITTY'S Hardware REALTY INC. Mulcunrv Assoc. 564-6778 and Paint Co. GERENTERESIDENTE.TAMBIEN M.K. MULCUNRY, 12320 N.W. 7 Ave. 681-4481 Aire Acondicionado, Eficiente 11703 NE 2 Ave. 891-6252 WANTED- Certified teachers for Catholic V con Parqueo. REALTOR Elementary School in Broward. Call 29-Beats 52-HOSMS for Sab Key Btscayne 583-8112 or 791-4474 Ft. Laud. 40-Apartments lor Rent- C.G. 56-Apts. tor Sab - C Gabbs 1972*24 foot Warrencraft. V-Hull. Head. MUST SELL CUSTOM HOME 4 BEDROOMS- Woman to babysit in my home approx. Sleeps 3. Full Canvass. 165 Mercruiser. ONE BEDROOM APT. ADULT NO PETS. One bedroom co-op apt. Ground floor. VOICE 3 1/2 BATH 2300 sq. ft and CARPORT days a week. Kendall area. Reference* Equipped. Excellent condition. Asking 2ND FLOOR. PARTLY FURN. 15 ANTILLA Mature adults. No children. No Pets Pool. BEACHaUB 361-2808 595-6196 $3,000. Phone 987-5948 Hollywood. AVENUE. 444-4484 BUSINESS SERVICE GUIDE

60-Pimting 60- Refrigeration 60-Sewlng and AteratJons 60-Tree Service W-Fumishkigs FREE ESTIMATES DRESSMAKING AND ALTERATIONS TRIM'N SHAPE P AND E CHURCH FURNISHINGS CHARLES THE PAINTER ABC BOOKKEEPING Interior-Exterior, residential, commercial WORK DONE ON YOUR PREMISES Reasonable rates. TREE SERVICE New church pews and chancel furniture. AND TAX SERVICE 19 yrs. in Miami 758-3916 - 757-0735 MLS. REFRIGERATION CO. 754-2583 653-3420. BARBARA Licensed andinsured. Call 759-0273 Refinishing and reupholstering available. ACCOUNTING. BOOKKEEPING. AUDITING ec-01654 893-4863 Systems Custom Designed 344 N.E. 70 St. 754-6139. 60-Uphotstery Problem, fit? Tired of the same look? No J.W. MILLER In Miami 30 years. 60-Rooting MMfcneral Remodeling PAINTING. INTERIOR. EXTERIOR NEAT 9050 NE 6 Ave., Miami Shores 754-2681 AAATEL CLEAN REASONABLE 1 ADDITIONS, REMODELING, CLOSE-INS. 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Vinyl acrylic Reasonable Rates "Don't Fuss- Call Gus" paints used only. Patios- poofs- walla T.V. REPAIR fiUSCANALES - Moving and Storage INTERIOR PAINTING NEAT pressure cleaned. Roof repairs; installment COLOR-ANTENNA-STEREO Patio screening -Custom Screen Doors Plumbing • Electrical - Carpentry - Painting- Bedroom walls $5.00 of turbine ventilators -2 - 12" turbine SAVE TIME AND MONEY Glass Sliding Door- Fast Service- Fair Prices A.C. Units- Sprinkler Systems- Installations- DEEHL MOVING Free estimate 653-2569 ventilators - $84.95. Serving South Florida CALL RAUL 264-2351 ALL-WINDOW CO. 666-3339. 7813 Bird Types Water Filters- Appliance Repairs URGE OR SMALL JOBS since 1954. ccNo. 0623 620-1984 toad. ^ cc-1410 Cabinet Work- Tile work. LIFT-GATE, PIANOS, INSURED Complete kitchen and bathroom 60-Tlle Repair NEW! 624-3406 22"6-8465 remodeling. CUSTOM MADE FURNITURE. 60- Window and Wall Washtni Pool Service and Repairs. Roof repairs and 60-Septic Tanks Financing. Free estimates. RON ROSE CERAMIC TILE Robert Williams Moving NEW CONST. REPAIRS, REMODELING. Windows washed, screens, awnings, And Storage CONNIE'S SEPTIC TANK CO """'A* Work Guarantee. Free Eaftnabs PRATS INTERIORS SHOWER PANS AND PLUMBING LEAKS cleaned. Wall washing. Al Dee (Member St. Large-Small jobs anywhere Pumpouts, repairs, 24 hr. service Call Now and Save. S.W. AREA, FLA. KEYS 247-3282 Mary's) 757-3875 or 757-152-1 325-9681 (Span.) 633-3864 (Eng.) ' Call 681-9930 2037 NW 2 St 324-5438 cc-256727 592-3495 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 /Page 21 mundo y nacion •

La Corte Suprema de los EE.UU., por conferencia auspiciada por el Consejo 7 votos a 2, decidi6 que la Iegislaci6n Educacional en Eutanasia en Los Angeles federal sobre derechos civiles no exige al (Del 17 al 19 de junio). empleador sino un esfuerzo minimo para acomodarse a los requerimientos de La Iglesia de la Uniflcacion, dirigida tiempo libre de sus trabajadores por por el Rev. Sun Myung Moon no puede razones religiosas. considerarse cristiana, dijo la Comisi6n de Fe y Orden Sagrado del Consejo Nacional Mons. Jesus Iribarren, de 65 anos de de Iglesias, por divergir con respecto a edad, fue electo Secretario General de la principios cristianos basicos. Conferencia de Obispos de Espafla, anunci6 la Radio Vatic ana. Monseflor El Patriarca Melkita, Maximo V. Iribarren es periodista y experto en Hakim declarb que, pese a la prohibici6n comunicaciones sociales. expresa contra la practica, las Iglesias del rito oriental conservaban su derecho a Slete obispos norteamericanos de ordenar hombres casados para que sirvan habla espaflola pidieron a los lectores de como sacerdotes en America del Norte. esa lengua que apoyaran "El Visitante La declaraci6n, entregada a NC News Dominical", unico semanario catblico en Roma por el Patriarca Maximo, fue su nacional en espaflol en los EE. UU. La respuesta a una declaraci6n previa meta es Uegar a una circulaci6n de 45.000 efectuada tambien a NC News por un copias. vocero del Vaticano de que la ordenaci6n reciente de 3 sacerdotes Melkitas casados El Vaticano anunciti que el 42°. • fue ilicita. Congreso Eucaristico Internacional se • realizara en el Santuario Mariano de Segun el Cardenal William Baum de • Lourdes, Francia, en 1981. Washington, D.C., el nuevo libro sobre sexualidad por 5 miembros de la Sociedad • "El derecho a morlr se esta tornando Con el atillo al Teologica Cat61ica de America contradice 4 hombro y sombrero en el derecho a matar, con serias con- la autoridad docente de la Iglesia en y violin bajo el secuencias", dijo un profesor de estudios algunos puntos y no debiera ser usado para brazo. el seminarista religiosos a los participantes en una aconsejar a los fieles. de Miami Bruce • Woods, arriba. se dispone a embarcar para las montanas Listo el material de Mexico donde con otros jovenes de Miami y de toda para domingo catequistico la naci6n pasara un WASHINGTON—(NC)—Los mes, trabajando materiales para ayudar a las parroquias como misionero. en la celebracion del Domingo de El violin es para amenizar las tardes y catequesis el pr6ximo 18 de septiembre • ensenar algo de musica a los jbvenes dividen segun el campo de especializacifin, han sido ya preparados en espaflol e ingles indios de montanas. de cada misionero ya que van tambien por el Departamento de Educacidn de la Durante su estancia en las montafias de ingenieros, enfermeras y catequistas. La Conferencia Cat61ica Nacional. Mexico, los j6venes trabajaran en varios mision la organiza el Padre Mario Vizcaino proyectos, de agricultura, ayuda sanitaria Miami. En la foto, arriba, el grupo de Miami El material incluye sugerencias y medica y tarea pastoral. Las tareas se en el aeropuerto. ofrecidas por didcesis de toda la naci6n y • por el Apostolado Nacional para los Retrasados Mentales. Bajo el lema "Hablanos, Sefior", los materiales en espaflol fueron producidos en colaboraci6n con expertos en el ministerio de la catequesis entre los Escuela catolica... hispanos. El folleto en espaflol recuerda que "Dios nos habla a traves de las en- (Viene de la Pag 24) llamada a una "valiente reforma" en la seflanzas de la Iglesia universal, en los cristiana." Teniendo en cuenta el contexto escuela cat61ica, en estos tiempos en que Estados Unidos y en la comunidad del actual debate en la Iglesia de los se le exige al cristianismo vestir' nuevos hispana." Estados Unidos sobre formaci6n de sin- lienzos'. En la archidiocesis,! la Oficina de dicatos entre personal de la escuela A los maestros se les dice en el Educacidn Religiosa ha visto conveniente cat61ica, el documento parece querer decir documento que "la integraci6n de la fe y la unir el lema nacional para los de habla que el personal de la escuela catdlica, que vida en la persona del que ensefla" es lo inglesa "Juntos en el ministerio", con el de lleva a cabo a traves de su trabajo una que hace diferente la educacion cat61ica de los de habla hispana. Por tanto en Miami, misi6n evangelizadora, debe estar otro sistema de educaci6n. para la comunidad hispana el lema del preparado a sacrificios econ6micos que no "Mas que ningun otro sistema, el domingo de catequesis el pr6ximo 18 de se requeririan del personal de la escuela sistema de educacidn cat61ica ha de ser septiembre sera: "Juntos en el ministerio- public a. una comunidad cuya metaes la detrans- hablanos Sefior". El documento tambien pide a los mitir valores para la vida," dice el El material se puede pedir escribiendo religiosos y religiosas de 6rdenes de en- documento. al Departamento de Educaci6n, United senanza, que no abandonen las escuelas Firman el documento el Cardenal States Catholic Conference. 1312 para otros apostolados, sin cuidadosa Gabriel-Marie Garrone, prefecto de la Massachusetts Ave. N.W. Washington reflexibn. congregaci6n y el Arzobispo Antonio D.C. 20005. Al mismo tiempo el documento hace Javierre, secretario. Adolfo , politico europeo del afio

Adolfo Suarez ganador de las el hombre mas destacado del afio —Mario Soares (Portugal), 19 menos una vez en los ultimos elecciones espafiolas el pasado 15 1976 para los alemanes, los por 100. diez anos. MViPRENTA de junio ha sido considerado por belgas y los franceses. En Gran —Leo Tindemans (Belgica), 19 Han sido los socialistas los parlamentarios europeos Bretafia, el hombre mas popular por 100. europeos, y sobre todo los "MARESMA" como el dirigente politico de fue el canciller de la R.F.A. —Gast6n Thorn (Luxemburgo) franceses, los que han designado Europa mas importante del aflo Helmut Schmidt, igual que en 5 por 100. al jefe del Gobierno espaflol 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. 1976, segun los resultados de una Italia, mientras que los holan- —Jacques Chirac (Fancia) 4 como el hombre mds importante encuesta realizada a petici6n del deses se inclinaron por Mario por 100. del aflo. La misma inclinacidn Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para semanario francos "Le Point" en Soares, primer ministro de Raymond Barr6 (Francia) 3 han demostrado los moderados, los principales paises europeos Portugal, seguido a un s61o punto por 100. en especial entre los Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, por seis organismos por el jefe del Gobierno espaflol. James Callagham (Gran parlamentarios. Cumpleafios, Recordatorios y especializados en el sondeo de la La lista de los hombres Bretafia), Harold Wilson (Gran Los resultados en la encuesta opini6n public a de Alemania, politicos europeos mas Bretafla) y Olof Palme (Suecia) 1 demuestran, ademas que Adolfo Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. Belgica, Francia, Gran Bretafia, destacados del afio pasado, segun por 100, cada uno de los tres. Suarez es un hombre que "causa Italia y los Paises Bajos. La el resultado de la encuesta, es la impacto" en todo tipo de publico. TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS mlsma encuesta, realizada a siguiente: Para la opini6n publica Efectivamente, es el unico de los COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES nivel del gran publico, es decir el europea, Adolfo Suarez fue dirigentes europeos que es citado hombre de la calle, y en la que —Adolfo Suarez (Espafla), 25 elegido "hombre del aflo" por tanto por los j6venes como por AHOPRE TIEMPO Y DINERD fueron consultadas exactamente por 100 los j6venes de su generac!6n, as! personas maduras, ya con- CONFIANDONDS '5 U 5 IMPRE5QS 6.632 personas, ha demostrado —Helmut Schmidt (Alemania), como por aquellas personas que servadores ya socialistas, MBIII0S OIMUMEIITE KKlliP.I. asimismo, que Adolfo Suarez fue 20 por 100. han visitado Espafla por lo hombres o mujeres. TELEFONO 642-7266 Page 22 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 Estos son los obispos hispanos dc E.E.U.U

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Monsefior Patrick Flores, de 46 afios, naci6 en Ganado, Obispo Ariube Tejas, fue el primer sacerdote Obispo Flores mexico-americano de la naci6n elevado al episcopado. Chavez fue nombrado obispo Graduado del Seminario Monsenor Rene H. por Pablo VI en junio de 1974 y de St. Mary en Houston, fue Gracida, naci6 en Nueva es el quinto obispo hispano de Orleans hace 54 afios, de padre la naci6n. ordenado al sacerdocio en mexicano y madre de mayo de 1956. ascendencia francesa de Pablo VI le nombr6 obispo nueva Orleans. Estudio Monsefior Raimundo auxiliar de San Antonio en para el sacerdocio en St. 1970, siendo asi el segundo Pefta, fue el primer sacerdote Obispo Garmendia Vincent College, Latrobe, nativo de la dfcScesis de Corpus Obispo Moreno obispo mexico-americano de Pennsylvania y en el la nacibn en 115 a&os. Christi, Tejas. De padres Obispo Pefta Seminario de St. Vincent de mexicanos muy com- Latrobe, ordenandose prometidos con la comunidad, sacerdote enlGreensburg, Pa. Pablo VI le nombr6 obispo Mons. Pefia creci6 en Rob- Timothy Manning de auxiliar de Nueva York. en 1959. stown, Tejas y se orden6 Angeles en el pastoreodedos Monse&or Juan A. Arzube, Todavia no ha tenido lugar la En 1972 Pablo VI le sacerdote en 1956,elevado al millones de cat61icos. de 59 afios, naci6 en nombro, Obispo Auxiliar de la episcopado en diciembre de consagrac!6n episcopal de Guayaquil, Ecuador, y curs6 Archdiocesis de Miami donde 1976 por nombramiento de este octavo obispo hispano de estudios elementales en habia servido desde 1962. Pablo VI. Es actualmente el la naci6n. Ecuador e Inglaterra. Ter- Desde 1975, Mons. Gracida es sexto obispo hispano de la min6 escuela secundaria en obispo ordinario de la nueva naei6n, auxiliar de la di6cesis Quito, Ecuador y completo de San Antonio. estudios universitarios en el di6cesis de Pensacola- Instituto Politecnico de Tallahassee. Monsenor Roberto Sanchez, Rensselaer, Toy, Nueva York unico arzobispo hispano de la y el Seminario de St. en Monsefior Gilberto naci6n, fue ordenado sacer- Camarillo. Fue Ordenado Elevado al episcopado el dote en diciembre de 1959. En sacerdote en 1954 y nombrado Chavez, actualmente obispo 19 de febrero de 1977, Mon- auxiliar de San Diego, 1974Pablo VI le nombro Arzo- por Pablo VI obispo auxiliar sefior Manuel Moreno es el Nueva York en bispo de Santa Fe, California. de la archidibcesis de Los California, fue ordenado sexto obispo hispano de la El 31 de mayo de 1977, Angeles en 1971, donde ha sacerdote en 1960. Tambien de naci6n y ayuda al Cardenal permanecido desde entonces. origen mexicano, Mons.

La Voz tiene opinion El II Encuentro: desafio y oportimidad

Esta semana ofrecemos la opinion del Director del Secretariado Nacional Hispano de la Conferencia Catolica Nacional. Hoy en la Iglesia unos insist en mas en un aspecto, otros reclaman mas la En el segundo encuentro los hispanos estaremos ante los ojos de todo el pais. Todos nos miraran. La Iglesia catoiica, el gobierno, los polfticos. Todos. atencidn sobre otro aspecto. Muy bien: lo que pide el Evangelio es el respeto por el Es un desaffo. Una oportunidad. otro, no excomulgarlo por cuenta nuestra, tratar de ver lo que haya de acertado en el otro, y asi todos juntos lograr un conjunto equilibrado segun el Evangelio. Es un desafio para ser, a la altura del compromiso, un pueblo despierto, conciente, lleno de fe y muy unidos. Un pueblo verdaderamente de Dios y en Las ideas valen mucho. Si van servidas con comprensi6n y caridad, marcha. mostraremos al pais no solo nuestra madurez como pueblo, sino nuestra adultez en la fe cristiana y en el amor comprometido. Es una oportunidad de mostrar como la iglesia cat61ica es el lazo mas fuerte Que bella ocasi6n y oportunidad sera el segundo encuentro hispano para para unir a los pueblos. La razdn ultima de nuestro encuentro es nuestra fe crecer en nuestra fe y para mostrar al pais y al mundo nuestra madurez. cristiana, y esto nos obliga a mucha responsabilidad: Nadie ni nada nos podra separar ni de la caridad de Cristo ni de la unidad de El cristiano sabe dialogar, sabe otr al otro, trata de entenderlo, le da su valor, nuestro pueblo. no lo prejuzga, quiere aprender del otro lo que mas pueda; sus ideas van mas alia de sus emociones y se fundamentan seriamente; no busca ganar, quiere aprender Pablo Sedillo, Jr. del otro, proponer su punto de vista, encontrar lo que sea mejor junto con todos. Director del Secretariado Nacional Hispano Y Usted? AGOSTO 18, JUEVES (TARDE) 1-4 Inscripcitin 4— Bienvenida; Videotape del Papa; Liturgia; Orien- Doble felicitacion tacion practica 5:30 Convivencia Agenda AGOSTO 19, VIERNES (MAflANA) Editor: 9- Evangelizaci6n: Arzobispo Sanchez Dos felicitaciones: Una por del 18 al 21 de agosto. 10:30 Plenaria: Presentaciones regionales; talleres; su esplendido reportaje titulado, Oremos para que no solo provisional Plenaria de Aprobaci6n "Religiosas piden parte en estas recomendaciones lleguen a Tarde - Los 5 sub-temas: Presentaciones regionales, planificacidn" y la otra para las ser factibles, sino para que el para el talleres simultaneos por temas. Plenario por temas, 50 Religiosas hispanas de nuestra trabajo pleno de este ansiado II preparando el conjunto de conclusiones de cada tema Archididcesis, por sus sensatas Encuentro sea un completo exito para el plenario final de votaci6n. recomendaciones al II Encuentro bajo la inspiraci6n del Espiritu II AGOSTO 20, SABADO Nacional Hispano de Pastoral Santo. Maftana- Plenaria; discusidn por talleres; resumen que se celebrara en Washington Gonzalo Soto Encuentro Tarde - Plenaria de conclusiones generates Miami Noche - Festival AGOSTO 21, DOMINGO Mafiana - Plenaria de aprobaciones Envie go correspondencia a "Opinan lot lectorei" La Tarde - Eucaristfa final y salida Voz, P.O. Box 1059, Miami Fla. 33138. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 8,1977 / Page 23 Dice nuevo documento del Vaticano: La escuela catolica es garantia de pluralismo CIUDAD DEL VATICANO—(NC)— el documento. el documento. cat61ica ofrece un servicio unico y esen- En un documento con f echa del 5 de julio el "Las restricciones econdmicas en las El documento aclara que si las cial" para la Iglesia y que "la ausencia de departamento de educaci6n del Vaticano que frecuentemente se encuentra la escuelas cat61icas fueran para servir la escuela cat61ica seria una gran pgrdida apoya la ayuda estatal a la escuela educaci6n cat61ica, debido al rechazo de "exclusivamente a la clase dominante," para la civilizacibn." La escuela cat61ica, cat61ica como el modo ideal para los ayuda econ6mica del estado, obliga a estas estariam contribuyendo a mantener segun dice el documento, trata de servir gobiernos de garantizar el pluralismo en la algunas escuelas a "restringir sus ac- "su situaci6nde privilegiados,y estarian las necesidades de "una sociedad educaci6n. tividades educativas a las clases mas por lo tanto en favor de una sociedad in- caracterizada por las despersonalizaci6n y El documento, publicado por la pudientes, dando asila impresi6n de cierta justa." la mentalidad de produccidn en masa." Congregaci6n Vaticana para Educaci6n discriminaci6n social y econ6mica," dice El documento afirma que "la escuela El documento senala "que las Cat61ica, afirma que la Iglesia "esta organizaciones profesionales" que tratan absolutamente convencida" de que el de proteger al personal escolar no pueden sistema de educaci6n cat61ica debe olvidar la especial misi6n apost61ica de la mantenerse para el bien de la Iglesia y de escuela cat61ica. "Deben salvaguardarse la humanidad. en estricta justicia, los derechos de las personas comprometidas con la escuela Haciendo referenda indirecta a la cat61ica," dice. "Pero sean cual fueren los formacidn de sindicatos en las escuelas intereses materiales o las condiciones cat61icas, el documento defiende los sociales y morales influyendo en su derechos del personal escolar a buscar desarrollo profesional, los principios del condiciones de trabajo y de paga "segun Concilio Vaticano II a este respecto no se estricta justicia." pueden olvidar: "Los fieles deben aprender a distinguir cuidadosamente Senala, sin embargo, que el personal entre los derechos y deberes que tienen de las escuelas cat61icas esta llevando a como miembros de la Iglesia, y aquellos cabo la misi6n de evangelizaci6n que les que tienen como miembros de la sociedad. viene exigida por el bautismo. Les pide Esfuercense por armonizarlos, recor- que al formular sus exigencias sindicales, dando que incluso los asuntos temporales tengan en cuenta tanto su misi6n deben ser orientados por una conciencia evangelizadora como sus derechos de (Pasa a la Pag. 22) ciudadanos. El documento, de unas 10,000 palabras, tambieii pide a las 6rdenes Suplemento en Espanol religiosas establecidas para la ensenanza, que "vuelvan a evaluar" las razones por las que algunos de sus miembros han dejado la labor de la ensenanza en favor de otras tareas pastorales. Aunque en general el tono del documento es positivo, Redaccion, P.O. Box 38-1059 no deja de deplorar "la cortedad de vista" Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel. 758-0543 de algunos gobiernos que no han proveido ayuda econbmica a las escuelas de la Iglesia. En algunos paises, dice el documento, "los gobiernos han valorado las ventajas y la necesidad de un sistema de educacidn Asamblea pluralista capaz de ofrecer alternativas a un sistema estatal unico." En esos paises, las escuelas cat61icas" estan mas o menos diocesana asociadas al sistema nacional y cuentan con un status econ6mico y juridico semejante a las escuelas estatales," dice hoy viernes Mas de 1,000 cat61icos hispanos de la Abogado de Miami, primer catolico Archidi6cesis se espera asistan esta noche a la asamblea diocesana de preparaci6n al II Encuentro Nacional Hispano de Pastoral. enviado presidential al Vaticano Comenzando a las 9 pm., en el salbn Un abogado de Miami que es experto Campana de Caridad del Arzobispo ABCD. tuvieron relaciones no oficiales con el del colegio de Immaculata La Salle, 3601 en asuntos federales y ley internacional, Walters naci6 en Cleveland y es Vaticano, hasta 1848 en que se S. Miami Ave., la asamblea estara sera el primer enviado presidencial graduado de Baldwin College en Ohio, la establecieron relaciones diplomaticas. En presidida por el Arzobispo Coadjutor de cat61ico de los Estados Unidos Escuela de Leyes de Cleveland y de la 1867 el Congreso cot6 la prohibici6n del uso Miami, Mons. Edward McCarthy. representante ante el Santo Padre. Universidad de Miami. Esta casado con de fondos federales para la continuaci6n Para la reflexi6n conjunta se David Walters, de 60 aflos, es miembro Betty Jane Lattiner y tiene una hija, Susan de tales relaciones. desarrollaran tres temas que a su vez de la parroquia de St. Kieran, en Miami, Patricia Smith, y un nieto de 7 afios. El Senado recientemente aprov6 una resumiran la reflexi6n llevada a cabo Caballero de Malta y miembro del Club Segun el servicio de noticias cat61ico, enmienda—presentada por el Senador hasta el momento por los diversos grupos Serra, para el fomento de vocaciones. Con NC News, el nombramiento oficial de Dem6crata de Florida, Richard Stone,— diocesanos. Los temas son los siguientes: su nombramiento, sucede a Henry Cabot Walters por la Casa Blanca debia haberse para rechazar la citada prohibic!6n. "Derechos Humanos y Respon- Lodge, quten sirvio de enviado especial al hecho publico el mie'rcoles 6 de julio. Actualmente el Vaticano tiene sabilldad Polltica", por el Dr. Jos6 Ignacio Vaticano desde 1970, con nombramiento de Desde 1797 los Estados Unidos man- relaciones diplomaticas oficiales con 89 Lasaga. Richard Nixon, y durante la presidencia paises. Mexico y los Estados Unidos son "Evangellzaci6n", por Miguel de Gerald Ford. los unicos paises en el hemisferio oc- Cabrera; y "Educaclon Integral", por Walter afirm6 que no encuentra cidental sin tales relaciones diplomaticas Mirta Gandon. conflicto alguno en un cat61ico oficiales, la iniciativa para las cuales debe La Asamblea concluira con una representando a los Estados Unidos en el ser tomada por Estados Unidos. Eucaristia concelebrada. Vaticano. "El hecho deja indicar los progresos que hemos hecho," dijo. "Desde Sacerdote de Miami visito Cuba, luego, representar6 al Presidente como americano, y no solo como cat61ico." contara sus impresiones el domingo Segun Walters su prioridad sera la de Durante su visita de cinco dias a Cuba, tel6fono con la Voz. derechos humanos, y comentando sobre el En Cuba del 22 al 26 de junio, con un apoyo del Vaticano a la politic a del el padre Donald O'Brien de la parroquia de St. Stephen, en West Hollywood, convers6 grupo de 199 turistas americanos, el Presidente Carter sobre derechos sacerdote se separb despues con 37 humanos Walters pregunt6: "no es mas con la gente y constat6 que los j6venes son muy poco expresivos con los turistas agentes de viajes para un tour especial de bien al contrario, Carter apoyando al la isla. Visit6 La Habana, Cienfuegos, Vaticano?" Walter afirmo que con su americanos. "Mostraban cierto miedo de hablar Pasacaballo, Trinidad y Varadero entre nombramiento el Vaticano no busca in- otros lugares. fluenciar la polltica interna de esta naci6n. con nosotros, mientras que con los rusos tenian conversaciones espontaneas", dijo Utilizando fotografias y mapas de la Fuentes informativas indican que Cuba de hoy el Padre O'Brien dara una Walter fue recomendado para el puesto el sacerdote de la Archidi6cesis de Miami a su regreso de Cuba. charla en espanol sobre sus impresiones por figuras como el Arzobispo de Miami de Cuba el domingo 10, despues de la Misa Coleman F. Carroll y el Cardenal Terence Visits varias iglesias y me parecian mas museos que templos," afiadi6 el de una de la tarde en espanol, en St. Cook Arzobispo de Nueva York. Walters Stephen, 6040 S.W. 19 St. West Hollywood. sirvi6 en 1975 de co-chairman de la DAVID WALTERS Padre O'Brien en conversaci6n por Page 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 8,1977