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Pope Names First Beatified Gypsy 0 Unity Health System CATHOLIC COURIER DIOCESE OF ROCHESTER. NY. THURSDAY MAY 8, 1997 PAGE 5 WORLD & NATION Bishop dies church's history of volunteerism Pope names first beatified Gypsy new Gypsy blessed as a man true to his eth­ By Cindy Wooden PHILADELPHIA - A Catholic nic and cultural roots and devoted to the Catholic News Service bishop defined volunteerism as Catholic faith. "putting one's faith into action" dur­ VATICAN CITY - Gypsies from "His frequent participation in the Holy ing an April 28 panel discussion at throughout Europe gathered under the Mass, his devotion to the Virgin Mary with the Presidents' Summit for Ameri­ open sky to celebrate with Pope John Paul the praying of the rosary and his belong­ ca Is Future in Philadelphia. II the first beatification of one of their own. ing to various Catholic associations helped 3 • y Mi0ipp Roger L Schwietz of Du- During the May 4 Mass in St. Peter's him to love God and his neighbors with in­ luth, Minn., chairman of the U(S._ Square, the pope said the life and martyr­ tegrity," uSe pope said. bishops* Subcommitteeon Youth," dom of Ceferino Jimenez Malla "showed "Blessed Ceferino Jimenez Malla knew joined in talks,on how; churches can how Christ is present in different peoples how to sow agreement and solidarity help increase volunteerism, among and races and how all are called to holi­ among his own, and also mediated be­ America's youths at the panel dis­ ness." tween non-Gypsies and Gypsies, demon­ cussion on "The Role of Communi­ Blessed Jimenez Malla was arrested in strating that the love of Christ knows no ties of Faith." , Barbastro, Spain, in 1936 during the civil limits of race or culture,'1 he said. The churches "have a great deal war for coming to the aid of a young priest. Lorcnza di Glaudi, a Gypsy who traveled of experience in die care of one an­ Refusing to stop praying the rosary in jail, from Northern Italy with her two sisters CNS/Reuters other," Bishop Schwietz said. But, he he was taken out and shot along with 13 and their families for the beatification, said. A banner of Ceferino Jimenez Malla odiers, including the local bishop. added, "it is time to break down the hangs from the facade of St. Peter's "This Ceferino was very Catholic — more walls of isolation and replace them - Pope John Paul beatified Bishop Flo­ Basilica May 4 during the beatification than most of us are." hy^ayehues of cooperation" if "we rentine Asensio Barroso of Barbastro dur­ ceremony for the 20th-century Gypsy As Bruna di Glaudi and her sisters are to change our, culture." ing the same Mass, which featured Spanish martyr. Lorenza and Lucia explained that in the Gypsy guitar and violin music and prayers nocthem town of Cuneo they live in a camp Hawaiians to consider in Spanish and the Gypsy tongues. Encarnacion Rosal, reformer of the Beth­ with nine other families and work in a fruit Also beatified May 4 were: Italian Father lehem Sisters. and vegetable canning factory. heterosexual marriage Gaetano Catanoso, founder of the Veroni­ Wearing a chasuble glowing with the or­ "We are Catholic, but we don't go to HONOLULU - The Hawaii Leg- ca Sisters of the Holy Face; Italian Camil- ange and yellow hues reflected in the Mass each week," Lucia said. "We baptize islafidfe'iias agreed to pufto die vot- lian Father Enrico Rebuschini, who cared scarves of many of the estimated 4,000 Gyp­ our children and make sure they receive ers a constitudonal amendment that for the sick; and Guatemalan Sister Maria sies at the Mass, Popejohn Paul praised the dieir first Communion," she said. would give die lawmakers thepower . .to^fer^e-inai^a^er,^ ..,"..'"."'" ' " s \ would'^osewiif IN SICKNESS AND IN HEALTH. Kids9 Answers from page 7 Rome Corinth Galatia Ephesus Two of this community's most respected Philippi health care organizations have made a commitment. ^t. Mary's Hospital and Park Ridge Health System have formed an alliance «®- from -'©fr called Unity Health System. By coming together, we've made a commitment Wesley Construction to offer you and your family the highest quality health care. 7340 Victor Mendon Road With our combined strengths and resources, we offer you one, complete, Victor 716-654-8200 easy-to-use health care network. 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