] * MÊ -r- r—• •— 0 H oly Y e a r I — ^ c c First one to be observed worldwide begins March 25 c H z O 33 pe m By FR. KENNETH J. DOYLE own: of the 27 holy years in the In addition, be has announced News, "The feedback we're they have done since the first Holy church's history, this will be the that a plenary indulgence can be getting is excellent People Year in 1300. ÎOC VATICAN CITY (NC> - At 5 first to be celebrated simultane­ gained by Catholics in their own around the world have caught on Among those who journeyed to 1 0 2 p.m. on March 25 Pope John Paul r- — ously around the world. dioceses for participating in to this.” the Eternal City for that first II will strike the Holy Door of St. The pope has asked each of the certain Holy Year activities. Msgr Frayne, a native of celebration was the Florentine Peter's Basilica three times with a world's 2,405 dioceses on or about A plenary indulgence is the England, has worked for nearly a poet Dante Alighieri, who is silver hammer, thus opening a 1 H CO O March 25 to celebrate local remission of temporal punish­ decade at the Vatican office which commonly said to have received jubilee year marking the l,950th ceremonies in union with those in ment due for sins already serves tourists and is now the inspiration (or his "The Divine P r i e « _ * anniversary of mankind's Rome. He has called on each of the forgiven. assisting in the planning of Holy Comedy" during that pilgrimage D H * < _ rr. 3» C/1 redemption by Christ. world's 784.000,000 Catholics to Local observances of the Holy. Year activities Rome is preparing for an influx Fr. Ec r •ng, a That same papal act has opened "rediscover in their daily Year will apparently be Despite the availability of local ol some 6 million pilgrims during priest of J™ ilmost holy years for centuries. But the experience all the riches of widespread and enthusiastic. celebrations, pilgrims will not be (Continued on page t) 60 years _ 35 lg an 1983 jubilee has a novelty all its salvation.” Msgr. Francis Frayne told NC deterred from coming to Rome as illness. H m > sident of Canoi ^ ^ ■y on page 3. ^

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Science winners from diocesan schools are listed on page 7. Guatemala chief may end siege; 9 We have sinned9 GUATEMALA CITY (NC) - population would be punished. Saying that “ we have sinned,” He did not say whether special A scolding Guatemalan President Efrain secret military tribunals, under Aiding m igrants Rios Montt March 13 announced which 10 executions have been an amnesty for guerrillas and carried out since last September, from the pope Brother Larry Engel works in promised to ease the state of siege would continue to operate. Arkansas with the Glenmary in his country. When six men condemned by the Pope John Paul II, during his Missioners to ease the plight oi The president’s remarks, on a secret tribunals were executed by trip to Central America, shakes Mexican migrant workers. He national television broadcast, firing squad on the eve of the a finger at Father Ernesto writes oi the bitter experiences came six days after Pope John pope's Central American tour, the Cardenal who serves as ol the people and of their faith on Paul II sharply criticized violence Holy See publicly protested the Nicaragua's minister of culture and is one of five priests holding page 8. and repression during his March 7 executions and announced that it visit to Guatemala. had sought a commutation of the government posts in defiance of A lso inside "W e know and understand that sentences. Vatican press the Vatican. See analysis of the we have sinned, that we have spokesman Father Romeo pope's trip on page 2. (NC Editorials Pages 4-5 abused power, and we wan ' i Panciroli has said Pope John Paul photos) Obituaries ...... Page 3 reconcile ourselves with the had discussed the executions with Home Again ...... Page 6 people,” Rios Montt said. Rios Montt when the two met He said that he would shift from privately March 7. D e a t h s the state of siege currently in force, Shortly after Rios Montt came Father Edward R. Szelong, to a less restrictive "state of alert- to power last year he offered a 30- 84, Canonsburg. A " on March 23, the first day amnesty to guerrillas. At the Sister M. Alma Soisson, 91, anniversary of the coup that end of the amnesty period, member of the Sisters of Mercy brought him to power. however, he imposed a state of of Pittsburgh. He also promised an amnesty siege and embarked on a ruthless John C. Steighner, 97, Butler. for guerrillas but warned that campaign to suppress the people who continued to harm the guerrillas. N -arm s foe 700 hear Amarillo bishop

so we would be capable of fighting By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK World War IV or Nuclear World A Catholic bishop who made War II. The nuclear arms race has headlines when he asked workers a language of its own.” at a nuclear warhead assembly Bishop Matthiesen said that plant to examine their con­ nuclear weapons are indiscrimi­ sciences concerning their jobs told nate in their targets and that their an audience in Pittsburgh that the after-effects may continue for number of nuclear weapons in the generations. Calling attention to world is "psychically numbing." an Old Testament reference of "There are enough nuclear Abraham being a blessing to three weapons with ensuing blast, fire and four generations, the bishop and radiation to destroy 1.5 said of a possible nuclear war million Hiroshimas," Bishop "Instead of being a blessing as Leroy Matthiesen of Amarillo, was Abraham, we will be a curse Tex., told the audience of about 700 to three and four generations." people who turned out for his He said that nuclear warfare recent lecture at the University of strategy has its roots in World War Korean Catholics gather in the lower chapel of St. includes some 100 individuals and families of Pittsburgh. “ It could destroy all II when technology made it Paul Cathedral in Oakland where they participate Korean ancestry who live in the Pittsburgh area, art, music and all social history. It possible and advisable to destroy in Mass each Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The community —Photos by John C. Keenan would destroy the ozone layer that an enemy's economic base. could leave the earth a sterile Among such tactics he cited were the use of unmanned German planet. BISHOP LEROY MATTHIESEN "The most urgent problem at bombers, and the saturation Korean Catholics bombings of Berlin, Hamburg, present is the possibility of extinction from nuclear war. The final assembly point for nuclear Dresden and Tokyo. Residents take pride in community here nations of the world spend the warheads in the United States. As for critics who tell Catholic combined income of one-half of Noting that 1983 is the 38th year clerics to worry only about the common faith and in their ethnic By PATRICIA BARTOS repression during the years, yet the world on nuclear weapons.” of the nuclear age, the bishop said salvation of their parishioners. they remained steadfast in their background. Bishop Matthiesen became a "The danger is that we will Bishop Matthiesen responded that Just under 200 years ago a And, in a throwback to that time faith. national figure in 1981 when he continue the nuclear build-up until few people criticized the Catholic umber of people in Korea first two centuries ago, they are still Dr. Andrew Chough speaks of asked the workers at the Pantex by design or accident all-out Church when its leaders justified iarned of Catholicism. trying to find a priest of their own this tough-minded religious nuclear warhead plant outside of nuclear war breaks out. the just war theory. heritage to minister to them. They took steps on their own to heritage with pride— in both these Amarillo to examine their "W e call it unthinkable or say it Concerning the proposed The Korean Catholic Commun­ naster the religion, eventually determined ancestors and the consciences about working in such will never happen but we are pastoral letter from the National ity here now numbers some 100 ecame converts and then began Korean Catholics of today who live a plant. The Pantex plant is the planning to survive a nuclear war (Continued on page 2) earching in China for priests to in the Pittsburgh Diocese. members, who meet each Sunday are for their spiritual needs. Here, again, the Koreans at 7:30 p.m. for Mass in St. Paul The Catholic community in organized themselves as a Cathedral's lower chapel in Lorea, still a tiny minority, community to support and Oakland. Fr• Champlin to speak here uffered much persecution and encourage each other in their Dr. Chough, a cardiologist on the staff of McKeesport Hospital, Fr. Joseph M. Champlin, whose ’and pamphlets on liturgy, is regarded as the founding father column appears in the Pittsburgh of the Korean Catholic Communi­ pastoral theology, love and Catholic, will give the keynote marriage. ty of Pittsburgh. address at the parish ministry Presently the group works with Fr.Champlin has also authored conference to be held Friday and Msgr. Ferdinand J. Sojka, who 23 books, among them "The Priest Saturday, April 15 and 16, at the directs St. John Vianney Manor Today and Tomorrow," “ Preach­ Expo Merchandise Mart in for retired priests in Crafton. ing and Teaching About the When they first formed together Monroeville. Eucharist” and "An Important some three years ago, the Korean Fr. Champlin will speak on Office of Immense Love." Catholics had been meeting once a "Serving Together.” He is a former vocations month for Mass in the Korean director for his diocese, a visiting language. They worked with an The conference is designed to lecturer at Princeton Theological Irish Columban priest who had make parishioners aware of the Seminary and a lecturer in South served in Korea for 18 years and many services offered through Africa, Lesotho and Rhodesia. who would come to Pittsburgh diocesan offices here. from Buffalo once a month to offer Fr. Champlin also presents a 10- the Mass. In addition to Fr. Champlin's minute daily radio program and is Later they found a Korean talk, the program will include a regular participant on “ Real to priest in Cleveland who came each afternoon sessions on the subjects Reel," a national Catholic TV week to offer the Mass. When he of worship, temporalities, program. He has traveled more was transferred they met siill apostolate and education. These than one million miles to conduct another Korean priest in the will be followed by panel clergy conferences and priest- Cleveland diocese to help them. discussions and stops at exhibits retreats. Dr. Chough and Dr. Jehoon Ko, to be set up at the conference by diocesan office personnel. Fr JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN To register for the conference who is president of the Korean write to "Serving Together,” Leaders of the Korean Catholic Community are, from left, Dr. Andrew Catholic Community, talked with Fr. Champlin is vicar for parish He has written a syndicated Room 4&. Diocesan Building, 111 Chough, founder; Kye Min, secretary-general; and Dr. Jehoon Ko, chancery officials who offered life and worship in the Syracuse, weekly column since 1969 and has Blvd. of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pa. president. (Continued on page 3) N.Y., diocese. also written numerous articles 15222. Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 18. 1963 Diocesan/world news Analysis of trip

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By NANCY FRAZIER poverty, illiteracy, sickness, alienation," he NC News Service added. "Its roots are encountered in inherent injustices, exploitation of one by the other, a Perhaps more than with any of his 16 previous serious lack of equality in the distribution of the foreign trips, the results of Pope John Paul II's riches and goods of society." "lenten pilgrimage" to Central America and the In the opening talk of the trip, on his arrival in Caribbean may not be clear for months or even San Jose, Costa Rica. Pope John Paul promised to years. confront the region's most burning issues — and Some effects of the papal visit March 2-9 to he followed through on the promise. Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panama, El Salvador, To Indians in Guatemala, threatened by what Guatemala, Honduras, Belize and Haiti were the nation's bishops have called a policy of immediately obvious: "genocide" on the part of the government of • In El Salvador, President Alvaro Magana President Efrain Rios Montt, the pope declared. announced that the government would hold ■' No one for any reason may scorn your existence, elections before the end of 1983. Earlier, the because God forbids us to kill and commands us to elections had been planned for March 1984. love one another as brothers." • In Haiti, President-for-life Jean-Claude To the people of El Salvador where, according Duvalier renounced his veto power, contained in to church statistics, civil war has led to the death an 1860 concordat between Haiti and the Holy See, of more than 32,000 non-combatants in the past over papal appointments of bishops in that three years, he outlined guidelines for a dialogue country. which could lead to peace. • In Nicaragua, to the pope's dismay, church- "The dialogue asked for by the church is not a state tensions rose to a fever pitch at a Mass in tactical truce to fortify positions as part of a plan Managua, where supporters of the Marxist- to continue the fighting," he said. "Instead, it is a influenced Sandinista government engaged in a sincere effort to answer, with the search for shouting match with the pope. The ensuing agreements, the anguish, the pain, the weariness, controversy over the Mass is likely to cause even the fatigue of so many who long lor peace." greater divisions between church and state in the In Washington, D.C., it was after the papal near future. statements that the Reagan administration, a • In Guatemala, where fighting between major actor in the Salvadoran drama, first began government forces and guerrillas have taken a to speak of dialogue and negotiation with the large toll in recent years, the battles stopped insurgents there. briefly in honor of the papal visit. In an address from San Jose to the youth of •hool reunion But the response to the wider issues dealt with Central America. Pope John Paul said that the in Pope John Paul's 40 speeches — his calls for an young must "create a better world than that of Students who attended St. Paul Cathedral llif(h demonstrate the computer. For alumnae and end to violence, for social justice, for respect for your ancestors" because if they do not! the blood School in Oakland when the school first opened its friends of the school who might be interested in human dignity and life, for fidelity to church will continue to run, and tomorrow tears will give doors in 70 years ago didn’t have the use of changes at the school that occurred over years, doctrine and the rejection of ideological misuse of witness to the sorrow of your children." computers. Nor were they a part of the curriculum such as computerization, the school will observe its the Gospel — may be a long time emerging. Perhaps his strongest human rights statement when Frances Holland (right) attended the high 70lh anniversary Friday, March 25 with a Mass at 7 Pope John Paul summed up his hopes for the of the trip came not in Central America, however, school in the 1920s. Here students Kate (iarvey, p.m. followed by a reception. religious life of both Central and South America in but in Haiti, the final stop of his 18,000-mile Isabelle Girard and Franeine Ficorilli his March 9 address to representatives of the journey. entire Latin American hierarchy, meeting in He criticized "divisions, injustices, excessive Port-au-Prince, Haiti. inequality, the degradation of the quality of life, Holy Year observance to begin He outlined a plan for "not the re­ misery, hunger, the fear of many people," but evangelization but a new evangelization of Latin said the church wished "not to accuse but to (Continued from page 1) pilgrims' Mass in St. Peter's November some skeptics saw it as America, new in its ardor, in its methods, in its contribute to an improvement by getting through the Holy Year, which runs until Basilica. the Vatican's way to recoup expression." to the conscience of those who bear responsibility Easter of 1984. This is in addition Ready tor publication by the financial losses sustained by the The "fundamental suppositions" of such a in the villages, in the cities and at the national to the 12 million tourists who visit Vatican is a pilgrim's guide to the church's central administration program, the pope said, would include a growth in level to act according to the Gospel and to the the Italian capital during a normal Holy Year written in seven over the last several years. vocations and appropriate formation of priests in social doctrine of the church." languages — Italian. French. But Archbishop Mario Schie- spiritual, doctrinal and pastoral matters, greater year. The visit was marred by the heckling of the Rome's 1,200 hotels are already German. English, Spanish, rano, head of the Holy Year's collaboration of the laity in the work of Portuguese and Polish. central committee, told a recent evangelization, and safeguarding ol the integrity pope at the Managua Mass and by the execution in beginning to say they are Guatemala March 3 of six men by the completely booked for the year’s Pupal general audiences, held press conference in Rome, “ If it of the orientation for the Latin American church every Wednesday, will have an had been for that reason, we approved by the region's bishops four years ago government, despite the Holy See's plea for peak periods, as are dozens of clemency. religious orders that run added spiritual depth during the wouldn't be celebrating it all over in Puebla, Mexico. "pensioni," inexpensive rooming Holy Year, with congregational the world simultaneously, But the pope's words throughout the trip made At the close of the trip, on his return flight to houses. singing and periods of common something which doesn't serve to clear that the church in Latin America could not Rome from Haiti, the pope decided against his The city is constructing two new and private prayer. bring people to Rome. It is a ignore social realities. usual in-flight press conference with the camping areas, and four new The staff of the Vatican's spiritual event, and it will be The Latin American people "in recent years journalists who accompanied him on "a trip that youth hotels will be opened. pastoral office for tourists has celebrated as such." have certainly known notable material progress was not easy." and are beginning to offer to the world the results Calling the Central America tour "a great Thirty pilgrim trains will be been strengthened so that any In fact, the Vatican sustained lined up daily to take visitors on a pilgrim will be able to find a of their efiorts in many areas of civilization," he experience for m e," he said that "I think for you financial losses in celebrating the said. and me Central America has become more of a 12-minute ride to St. Peter’s from willing ear to listen to his concerns last Holy Year in 1975 and expects "But these people also know — and this is a reality, more close.” St. Puul's Gate on the fringe of the and a ready heart to share them. to do the same this year. city. A Holy Year as a time ol radical contradiction — immense ateas of He added, " I would return with pleasure." The official program for spiritual renewal has its biblical celebrations in Rome during the roots in the jubilees observed by Holy Year was not yet released Jews at 50-year intervals, when | Introductory Otter when NC News spoke with Msgr. debts were pardoned and slaves SILIANOFF ONE WEEK ONLY HEARING AIDS -1 /2 PRICE! Frayne on March 15. but he said it were freed. The term "jubilee” PARTIAL will include such events as Friday itself comes from the Hebrew STAINED GLASS Stations ol the Cross each week in word "yobel," meaning a ram s | D E N T U R E S AII-in-the-Ear Hearing horn, which was used to make the ‘NATIONAL AWARD > ONE DAY SERVICE Regular St. Peter s Square and weekly No other public recitation of the rosary, trumpet that signaled the ‘STAINED GLASS taxes or charges beginning of such a time ol also in the square. ‘M U R A L S *49 Already begun before the Holy forgiveness. Accepting Medical Assistance I ss *245 Year's official opening was a When the 1983 Holy Year was ‘RESTORATIONS i and all dental plans. 1 REPAIR WORK 12% OFF Thursday morning multilanguage announced by the pope last ‘WOOD CARVING | Tooth replaced $10 All Other Models 10% Off SILIANOFF with this ad LOWEST PRICE ANYWHERE Amarillo bishop STUDIO ALL SERVICE \ Doctors Examination Available R T . 22 - R O 4 [ DENTURE LAB t Greensburg, Pa i 1415 Clark Building CALL NOW BEFORE YOU FORQET 668-7705 d ll "Him" hr sppsttiMetl speaks out on N-arms -261-1010 | FOR INFO. 941-4037 OR APPTS. SOUTH HILLS HEARING AID CENTER (Continued front page 1) elect "representatives who know TMS IS ALL THEM IS: it wouldn't be political suicide" to KREBS PROFESSIONAL BUILDING • NO BUTTONS • NO WIRES ROUTE 19, McMURRAV, PA. 15317 Conference of Catholic Bishops, vote against a defense budget. • WILL FIT A LOSS UP TO he said he supported the document In addition. Bishop Mattniesen Lord’s 45dd Provider lor Untied Auto Workers because it condemned all-out suggested that people learn more • HELP MOST NERVE A ll Insurance Forma Accepted nuclear war and the first use of about the nuclear issue, self- Last DEAFNESS' Gentlemen: nuclear weapons. He added there education if necessary. He Supper • WILL FIT 90% Please tell me how I may hear again more clearly in both the document doesn't compel recommended that people read HEARING LOSSES ears without using hearing aids that have cords or tubes. consent, but there will be room for the bishops letter if and when a Tablecloth Name ...... those in the Catholic Church who SALE ENDS statement is issued. Address...... wish to dissent. To the college students in the MAR. 23 "Beyond saying our mea culpa, audience, he said "What will it City...... State...... Zip...... NW44MMV Mm P fkbif ai M Urft Lat Sw « it laMHipoÉMi ■ rid M|M we can pray. If weever need God's profit us if you get your degree or gold cok» p( ntmg on Ixg «Htrte. tapit s » 54"«54", Nuvy vinyl ptastc UUtdotk Voall guidance, it is now," Bishop your business opportunities and il stradi b» (brina. teatini Mai al ait««! lati Mi ilea, Ms Ha liât*. Gsarted Matlhicsen said in response to a lose them all due to nuclear war." tal la tu pari. Saia, cuctar Ma afe aimai in . Nipt dai ia a acati wittiaag question about stopping the Speaking as a Texan, Bishop data o H nuclear build-up. Matthiesen said "The stakes are Pa Residtnci add 6% Sales la« "W e must resist the temptation too high to return to an Old West P O S T P A ID No COO't Allow 5 walks tof delwvery to use nuclear weapons. Jesus mentality. The six-shooter didn't Send chick or money order to: La Roche College faced annihilation on the cross, he keep the peace. It only brought resisted the temptation to destroy misery... FUSCO’S GIFTS, DEPT. PC, his enemies. "Love your enemies. Do good to 305 JACKSON ST. 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(Continued from page 1) individuals, parents with young introduction to Catholicism came children and extended families, through lay converts in Korea in closed by what help they could. Still that did attend the Masses, appreciate the the last quarter of the 18th not change the fact that not a chance to gather together. Century. A priest arriving there in Israelis priest in the diocese spoke As news of the Korean Catholic 1794 found 4,000 Catholics who had Korean. Community grew by word of never seen a priest. By 1857 some NEW YORK (NO — Israeli Dr. Chough decided to contact mouth, the community expanded 15,000 Catholics were recorded in military authorities March to St. John Vianney Manor to try to Many, Dr. Ko explained, had no the country. ordered the closing ol Bethlehem get a retired priest to assist the parish affiliation. Also, more than Four persecutions in the 19th University, a Vatican-sponsored community. 50 percent of the present Century took a huge toll. Several institution on the West Bank, after That's how the Koreans community has been baptized into thousand people died in the last student protests during a visit to connected with Msgr. Sojka. the Catholic faith since the group one, from 1866 to 1869. Freedom of Bethlehem bv former President The fact that he doesn't speak was formed. religion was granted in 1883 when Korean seems not to detract from The community leaders have Korea opened its borders and Christian Brother Tl the mutual respect the priest and been arranging for a Korean- progress followed. The church Scanlan, vice chancellor lb his new-found community have language priest to visit before hierarchy was established in 1962. university, said in New Yo for each other. Christmas and Easter to care for No current records exist it has been closed indciinit (IV Dr. Chough serves as a lector for the spiritual needs of the regarding the church in North "The students were pro mg the Masses. He summarizes the community, especially those who Korea, but as of 1969, some 100,000 the Camp D avid acc< (IS, homily for the congregation and, do not speak English. Catholics were reported there. In agreements reached by Isr, (1 and to Msgr. Sojka’s Mass prayers in They also schedule several South Korea, Catholics number Egypt at Carter’s mil i live. English, the Koreans respond in social events and each week Mass just over 1 million, reflecting 2.9 Brother Scanlan said in an their native tongue. is followed by refreshments. percent of the total population. interview with Catholic Neu k They also have a choir that leads Community members come to the According to Dr. Chough, the Lenten TV specials York, newspaper of the New Yi hymns, also in Korean. This is weekly Masses from as far as years of persecution resulted in Archdiocese, "They were saying directed by Cecilia Min, a Greensburg, Washington, Pa., numerous martyrs to the faith. Fr. The late Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco, will be seen as hostess for that they support the decisions ol member of the community who and Ellwood City. Andrew Kim may be canonized as two Lenten TV specials produced by Fr. Patrick Peyton’s Family the Palestinian National Congress studied religious music in college. Dr. Chough believes the the first Korean saint next year Theater Productions. The Princess is shown here with the London held recently in Algiers, and that The community also produces a experience of the Korean laity when the 200th anniversary of the Players, who will be featured with her in "The Greatest Mystery," the PLO (Palestine Liberation weekly missalette in Korean. playing such a major role in Korean church is marked. Pope showing how Easter is celebrated around the world. The show will air Organization) is the sole Msgr. Sojka is impressed with establishing the church in their John Paul II is planning a visit to Saturday, April 2, at 7:30 p .m . on WTAE-TV, Channel 4. They will also spokes person lor the Palestinian the depth of the people’s faith and land is unique. Korea in 1984 as part of the star in a dramatization of “ The Seven Last Words” Saturday, March people 26, at 7 p.m., also on Channel 4. “ Usually such conironlalions spirituality. The Koreans, who as History records that the real celebration. are mild," he said. "The students throw stones on the road und cause Obituaries ------Chrism M ass set fo r H oly Thursday road blocks. The soldiers fired tear gas canisters. Apparently the B orn A u g . 31, 1885 in S K ? 'f i ^ rC? Ht!‘ The annual Mass of the and alternates to eoncelebrate soldiers were trying to keep the Fr. Szelong Barnesville, Minn., he was the son S J r S m S‘ consecration of Holy Oils will be with him. students inside the campus to Fr. Edward R. Szelong, a priest of the late Joseph and Catherine offered at St. Paul Cathedral in Members ol the Diocesan Holy prevent them from getting to of the diocese for almost 60 years, Reott Steighner. ivi l Oakland on Holy Thursday, Name Society will form an honor Manger Square and the municipal Mr. Steighner worked as a died Friday, March 11, at Uiecroiogy March 31. at 10 a m guard lor ihe entrance and building." Canonsburg General Hospital painting contractor and paper March 23 Bishop Leonard has invited all recessional lor the Mass and will On Mart :h 9 Carter visited following an illness. He was 84 and hanger for more than 50 years. Fr. Thomas H. B ryson 1943 Priests- •» particular consultors, assist the Cathedral ushers in Bethlehem and met with Mayor a resident of Canonsburg. Earlier he had been a streetcar Fr. Thomas S. Reilly...... 1967 d?ans- clergy council delegates distnbuting Mass booklets. conductor in Pittsburgh. E lias M. Freij. who is a Father was born in Pittsburgh March 24 Palestinian May 9, 1898 and was educated at Surviving are his wife Loretta Schnur Steighner, with whom Mr. Fr Vincent P. Brennan 1959 C ath olic’s deadlines m oved Up Holy Family School, Duquesne 1 Brother Scanlan said he doesn't Steighner would have celebrated March 25 University and St. Vincent know when the university will his 75th wedding anniversary this Fr. Andrew J. Zapora...... 1958 . Friday, March 25. Seminary in Latrobe. reopen, but he said closing it July 22 (they were married July March 26 ? ® caui e 01 th‘i>„Erl st(L/ For the April 8 edition, all He was ordained June 24,1923 at Fr. Vincent P o e tz ...... 1933 holiday, the press run for the display and classified display indefinitely rather than for a 22, 1908 in St. Mary Church, St. Vincent Archabbey in Latrobe Fr. J.P. Hungerman 1946 April 1 edition ot the Pittsburgh advertising must be received by specific period of time is a hopeful Herman), • and Mr. and Mrs. by Bishop Hugh C. Boyle. Fr. Ladislaus Kolakowski .. 1965 Catholic will be moved up one Monday, March 28. The regular sign "It means that we have some Steighner’s 141 living descen­ Fr. Szelong served as assistant March 27 day Thus all advertising copy, Monda' n00n deadline lor all hope that if the situation calms dants, including: four sons: pro tern at St. H ila ry in Fr. Paul J. R ock ...... 1942 both display and classified, edjtoriai copy wii, be retained down and tempers cool, we could Washington and St. John in Harold J. of Butler, Paul W. ol Fr. Louis A. F arin a ...... 1981 must be received at the paper by f#r bolh ¡SS1£ S reopen after a week," he said. Perryopolis (Fayette County) Florida, John of Richmond, Va., before becoming assistant at St. and James of Florida; five daughters, Elda Faull of Renfrew, Josaphat, South Side, in 1924. He CLIP FOR SAVINGS served there for five years before Sister Joan Loretta, OSB, in BEFORE YOU BLOW being named to St. Mary (Polish) Elizabeth, N.J., Katherine YOUR STACK... CALL DUMtANTrS Church in McKeesport, where he Fillhart and Arlene Natili, both of PA R K PMJkSA HU ST. II HA.XT Squirrel m ill Gyetiqu t \ RAY ADENOUR 128 N. Craig St. Oakland, near St. Paul's Cathedral served for six years. Butler, and Mary Sheffield ol Father became pastor of California, and 44 grandchildren, 321-5600 WEDDIMttS REC EPTIONS mouse of ¿fashionable Syewcar 75 great-grandchildren and 11 Madonna Church in New Castle in Chimney» Cleaned, IK KLKUAKT DIVIM> HOOMS great-great-grandchildren. t o i l Any Purchite ol Prwcrlotion 1935 and six years later was Pointed, Rebuilt ALSO Funeral Mass was offered L U OFF Lam inf fremei named pastor of St. Genevieve in Draft Oafacts Corrected • L U N C H E O N S • D IN N E R M E E T IN G S Canonsburg, where he served for Monday, March 14, in St. Peter FREE ESTIMATES Church, with burial in St. Mary • P A R T IE S ^ ^ ^ am mm no OFF Hon Proscription Sungleeata 32 years. Fr. Szelong served at St. 2242 Murray Avenue, Squirrel Hill. 422-5300 Genevieve from 1941 until his Cemetery, Herman. • P A R K IN G 682-1155 retirement in October of 1973. Open Tues. thru. Sun. 11 to 9, Closed Monday NORMAN CHILDS Mon Wed -Fri Sat 10 AM - 5 PM Father continued to offer Mass Sr. M. Alma Your Classified Number OPTICIAN To m A Thur 10 AM - • 30 PM at St. Genevieve on a part-time Sister M. Alma Soisson, a Expires 5/13/83 basis until he became ill more member of the Pittsburgh Sisters 471-1252 than a year ago. of Mercy for 67 years, died Friday, March 11, in Mercy Hall, the He was a member of the Polish CALL US FIRST! Roman Catholic Union, Fraternal infirmary residence of the order in Order of Eagles 871 in Canons- Oakland. She was 91. D. L. Richie, Painting 833-0237 burg, the Loyal Order of Moose Sister was born in Nicktown, Interior, Exterior, Commercial, Residential. Lodge, was named a life member Pa., in 1891 and entered the order WALLCOVERINGS FULLY INSURED of the Canonsburg K of C in 1973 from St. Stephen, Hazelwood, in AIRLESS SPRAYING FREE ESTIMATES and organized the Holy Name 1915. She professed her vows in Society for St. Genevieve parish. 1918. Surviving are one sister, Sister taught at St. Agnes in Veronica Gahagan of Philadel­ Oakland, St. Mary High School on phia, and nieces and nephews. Webster Avenue and St. Peter Pontifical funeral Mass, with High School, McKeesport. She » 10-nay Bargain Bishop Leonard officiating, was worked at Mercy Hospital in offered Tuesday, March 15, at St. Pittsburgh, served as superior Genevieve. Burial followed in and director of the farm at St. Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Xavier in Latrobe and supervised European Peters Twp. the dietary department at both St. Mary Motherhouse and Sancta J. Steighner Sophia House of Studies in Oakland. John C. 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The parishio­ by a report from the Priests’ ners are less busy on weekends The "Talk of the Town" Senate of the Diocese of Charlotte. and thus may be more demanding columnist in the "N ew Yorker” It was in the fall of 1808 that a reported that one John Smith NORBERT In its Nov. 8 statement, the of his time than they are during overheard conversation in a small recently-ordained young was reappointed sexton and GAUGHAN Senate said it has been asked to their own workweeks." eatery after New York’ s big snow. acting bookkeeper of the reflect "on a tension felt in many To sum up, the modern priest is priest, Father William Francis A man In work boots says, “ Three parish, also pew landlord, parishes about the amount of time certainly faced with more Xavier O’Brien, rode into the more days." “ Until what?” he is janitor and grave digger. And the priest spends away from the tensions, demands, calls on his frontier town of Pittsburgh on asked. His reply. "Until the parish." That issue had been person throughout seven days horseback to establish the first his salary was raised, say the weekend. I'm keeping track of raised earlier on by the U.S. than the original weekend- Catholic parish. The date was minutes, from $36 to $50 a year. weekends.” Aren’t many these parties got bigger; Friday Bishops’ Committee for Priestly watchers, priests of 30 years ago. 35 years before the diocese of As the change from days? sometimes included long, drawn- Life, which said that possibly It might be well if better ways Pittsburgh itself was estab­ neighborhood to commercial "Weekend-watcher’’ may out wedding rehearsals, with a some priests have not yet learned could be found to explain the new lished. This weekend, that district spread, St. Patrick’s describe a priest's job before rehearsal dinner, and the priest how to use their time to the best of demands made on the priest in the parish will celebrate its 175th congregation dwindled to the Vatican II. He watched for expected to attend. their ability. Charlotte’s Priests’ parish and how some of the new anniversary and mark its Saturday and Sunday, heavy load Senate made the following points: tensions placed on him in trying to point that when Father James days. Other weekdays became a Pastoral demands extended special place in this area’s Cox took over as pastor in 1923, throughout the week: meetings of the priest's working space and his fulfill the job of being "pastoral" history. lottery: some busy, some not. The living space are the same, the can lead, in the long run, to a it consisted of just 35 families. pastor watched the weekends parish councils, penitential services, fund-raising events. parish rectory. So people always breakdown of emotional and The parish would be Old St. But through the work and the because then he saw most of his consider him accessible. mental health. Patrick's, of course, its church reputation of this noted priest, people, always on Sunday. No Today’s priest has to be a weekend-watcher more than He is expected to be at this place The Chrism Mass, held on Holy located at 17th St. and Penn St. Patrick’s achieved its meteorologists then, but he kept of work, which is his living place, Thursday or another day close by, his eyes on the Sunday weather. ever: j ust to open the church doors Ave. in the Strip District in an greatest recognition in modern on the weekend he must have an most of the time. Yet the modern is a day to celebrate the Oh that day the parish collected priest has responsibilities outside, area described at the time of times. income to pay bills arriving priesthood. enough to keep its many projects to relatives and family, diocesan the parish's founding as ‘ ‘far during the week. Father Cox began reviving going. Too many bad Sundays, the If you have the time and you get out of town.” and deanery duties. There is .little parish life with special finances suffered. If he didn't Because of present demands for chance for private time in the to the Cathedral or church where It’s not certain when the services, particularly ones blame God for the weather, the his attention throughout ail seven rectory. To the issue raised above that Mass is celebrated, try to do “ old” became attached to the honoring Our Lady of Lourdes, priest wondered why God was days, time off for the priest has. — that is, priest as weekend- so. It's a way to pray, to say parish’s name; perhaps it was to whom he had a particular making it so tough. become a need for therapy. The watcher — the Senate says this: thanks, to express support for the after other St. Patrick devotion. In 1925 he began Vatican II brought the word phone rings often during the day; "The priest cannot maintain a priest, and to make him realize parishes were founded here. broadcasting “ Mass from Old “ pastoral,” to describe priest doorbells summon him frequen­ normal Monday-to-Friday pattern that he truly has friends in his (Actually, St. Patrick’s at St. Patrick’s” on Sundays over work. The weekend expanded to tly. The cleric has to attend a of work, for his weekends are his parishioners who appreciate him, not just on the weekend, but even Sugar Creek, now in the WJAS radio, focusing new include Saturday night and number of engagements. Little busiest times. They are also the times that tend to drain him on "days off." Greensburg diocese, was attention on the parish. During Sunday evening Masses. Wedding wonder he just wants some time started several years before the Depression of the Thirties, St. Patrick’s in Pittsburgh.) he made the church the center What is certain is that Old St. of major programs of aid for Lent V — hope Patrick’s is the heir of a rich the poor, and himself became and dramatic history that is nationally known when he led a By FR. RICHARD MURPHY. O.P. part of Pittsburgh's history as march of the unemployed on Time flies by on winged feet. Here it is the fifth week of Lent already: well as that of the diocese. Washington, D.C. When he only two more Sundays and we shall celebrate the glory of Easter. As died in 1951, an era ended at St. we look back over the past four weeks we find little to boast of over our Although the influx of Patrick's. performance during this penitential season. Today's readings however commercial establishments give us solid reasons for hope and improvement in the future. gradually cost the parish most Pastors at St. Patrick’s since Discouragement is a common experience. It arises whenever we find of its members, and the church that time have included our ourselves faced with an unpleasant situation. No one likes that. When exists today mostly as a present Ordinary, Bishop the situation appears to be more than we can handle, the stage is set for concession to history, St. Leonard, who served while fear and despair, and we are tempted to give up. Patrick's can look back on chancellor of the diocese, and Great and many are the reasons for a more positive attitude toward the difficulties of life. The Scriptures are a goldmine of hope. Listen to eventful decades that our present superintendent of the exciting voice of Isaiah. Fifty years of exile have finally come to an paralleled the rise of the city it schools, Father Hugh Lang, end, unexpectedly. Isaiah sang of the return as of a new Exodus, a served. who is the current pastor. The liberation from degrading servitude. "Lo, I am doing something new!" Sisters of Mercy operated the says the Lord. Indeed He was. For Jews even today, the Exodus is the Only 20 Catholic families parish school at St. Patrick’s really great event in the history of Israel. formed the first congregation, for nearly a century until just Another powerful, exciting voice is heard in the letter to the but they were soon joined by before it closed in the 1940s. Philippians. Paul, a hard man dedicated to persecuting all tollowersof others as more and more the new "W ay" of Christ, had come in a blinding flash of light to know immigrants arrived here to St. Patrick's present stone the surpassing knowledge of Jesus Christ. From that moment on, he work on the canals, on the church contains a number of was willing to put up with anything; nothing mattered more to him than railroads that quickly distinctive features, including to know Christ and the power of His resurrection. replaced the canals, and in the a marble sanctuary and the Everything may have changed for Paul when Jesus came into his life, but he was not thereby exempted from working amid difficulties. heavy industries that were Holy Stairs, a marble springing up. While the He describes his life as a race in which he was running hard, aiming at staircase to be climbed on the prize of all prizes, life on high in Christ Jesus. parish's name indicates most one's knees, that commemo­ St. John relates the story of a woman taken in adultery and brought to of the original parishioners rates the 28 steps Christ was JesusJp be judged. Jesus' enemies tried every possible way to trapand were from Ireland, St. said to have ascended to be discredit Him. If He agreed that this woman should be put to death, He Patrick's had the distinction judged by Pontius Pilate. would run afoul of the Roman law: the Romans had reserved the death later of being the first German­ penalty to themselves. On the other hand, if He had allowed the woman speaking parish in the area. It is a fascinating history, all to go scot free, He would be accused of disregard for the Law of Moses, And following the exit of the in all, that this pioneer parish which demanded death (Deuteronomy 22:22-240.) German parishioners to form With His usual extraordinary composure, Jesus simply said, "Let has written, through its him who is without sin cast the first stone." Then He stooped to write on their own parish, it became the priests, Religious and laity, in first English-speaking parish the ground, and the woman's "judges" silently slunk away. Jesus then the annals of this diocese and said to the woman: "Neither do I condemn thee. Go now, and sin no in Pittsburgh. this region. But its most more." Some of the flavor of parish important accomplishments, In these episodes, we find grounds for encouragement. Jesus' life in those primitive days is its spiritual achievements, resurrection is for us what the Exodus was/is for the Jews, only more reflected in early parish remain unlisted, known only to so. Paul's image of a race does not (thank God!) apply to us physically: records. For example, the God. On this, its 175th for most of us, that kind of running is over. But spiritually we must be anniversary, a salute to always growing. "Though this outer man of ours may be falling into minutes of a trustee meeting at decay," Paul wrote (2 Cor.4:16), "the inner man is renewed day by historic Old St. Patrick’s! St. Patrick's on M arch27,1815, day.” In Lent we are reminded of the reasons for hope. We are challenged to achieve the good, and encouraged with the knowledge that all evils (especially our sins) can be avoided, or washed away by penance. Other viewpoints Our religion is admirably suited for tough and difficult situations. It reminds us that Jesus did not say: "Your sin is all right with M e," but Death by injection is no are whole-heartedly in favor of THE SEED PLANTED rather, "Go. and sin no more." It takes sin seriously, and never tires of breakthrough. It is no the death penalty. So are urging us to do the same. We all can do better: we need not give in to our advancement, no improve­ residents of many other New BY JOHN PAUL II sinful habits but with our hand in His, we can with courage and hope ment. It is one more sign of York neighborhoods, who see face the evils, the temptations, and difficulties of daily living. The prize defeat, one more indication it as a form of self-defense. is well worth the effort, nothing less than a new life with the Risen Christ. that society, in our time and People feel powerless in an our place, is giving up. environment where a man can The issue is not the method, be shot for his coat, or a woman but life itself. It is part of the pushed under a train for the Ireland: war causes war whole broad spectrum of gold chain around her neck. All of the foregoing have, of 1982 said of terrorism: "It is no Our instinctive reaction By MSGR. PAU L M. LACKNER respect lor life, a commodity course, a devastating effect on the solution to any problem and At this time of the year when we in perilously short supply. Our turns us in the direction of the lives of children and youth. Many rebounds on the people." And media tell part of the story, the easiest way out, and that is to celebrate the feast of St. Patrick have never known any other way Pope Paul VI told the Latin much is usually written about spectacular part: the murders kill those who do violence to MSGR. PAUL of living than one concerned with American bishops at Puebla that: of two young women in New others. But the easiest way out Ireland, especially about the M. LACKNER conflict, which means bombs and "Violence is neither Christian nor situation in Ulster. I have always Jersey's suburban Morris of a problem is not always the guns. evangelical and only serves to had a special interest in what has County, of a little girl in Union best way. In this case, it is not One very important point that engender new forms of oppression happened and is happening there the Bishop stresses concerns the and enslavement." City and another in Brooklyn: the way of the enlightened because my maternal grandpar­ the subway shooting of a man Christian. The answer to vice of numbness. "Someone has The violence in Northern ents were born in Armagh. In spoken of the numbness factor in for his coat. killing is not more killing. Not addition, I have many relatives ie most sacred of all moral Ireland has contributed heavily, Northern Ireland: consciences says Bishop Daly, to economic Many of the people in that even by lethal injection. there and I have visited with them. precepts — respect for the become benumbed by familiarity recession and unemployment. I must confess that I never had sacredness of life.” crime-riddled neighborhood Catholic New York with evil. The sense of the moral (One out ol every four persons is any use for the strategy of Next Bishop Daly speaks of the wrongness of acts of violence unemployed and 40 percent of violence of the Irish Republican indirect cost of violence. He cites lessens as the occurrence of such them have been jobless for more Army (the IRA) nor the actions of the general decline in moral acts is multiplied." than a year.) the British there. Violence breeds standards due to the breakdown of Pittsburgh Catholic The effects of violence reads It has forced many young people violence. Or as one w riter law enforcement, the rise of O f fir ini PubliealiiHt of ihr Diocese of Pittsburgh like a long, yes, a very long litany. to leave their homeland because expressed it: the greatest cause of vandalism, the increase of illegal Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, drinking houses and alcoholism, Violence obstructs justice: it is the they see that fratricide is no war is war. I know that England cause of new injustices. He quotes solution to brotherhood between has raped Ireland through the armed robberies and the Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington a Latin American bishop who in Irishmen. * * # centuries, but the violence of the protection rackets to underwrite para-military operations.______his pastoral letter for Holy Week Bishop Daly calls for a dialogue Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates IRA, as I see it. is not the solution. on all levels — with the politicians, In a hard-hitting address given Mont Kr\. Vincent M. Lronard, It I ) . . Rreaideal with the middle-class, with the for the World Day of Peace on Jan. Ht \. John A. Harvey. Exerutire Secretary deprived, with the security forces, 1 of this year. Bishop Cahal B. Lenten thoughts and (General Manager with the churches and with the raging enemies, you lift me Daly of Down and Connor said (From the Mass) governments. As I see it. such Kstublished 1(44 by Most Rev. Michael O' Connor, D. O. some very thought-provoking Fifth Week of Lent above my attackers. dialogue should continue with no 4aaual S utmrrifOktM Hate: IWI in I -V..4V in i'a n a d a things about the whole situation in Mrmbrr: Cilblir Prm AuorialiM let-up. The situation is too serious, Sen r4 b> \( N r« » Srrvkcr Ulster. The full text of his address SUNDAY, MARCH 20 THURSDAY, MARCH 24 too saturated with violence to be Scfsatl C l« » Pwiage PiM al IMtuburgb. Pa. is given in "O r ig in s ," NC You, O God, are my refuge. God did not spare his own Son, delayed. documentary service, Feb. 10, Robert Melder, E d ito r but gave him up for all: with In all of the foregoing, I have 1983, Vol. 12: No. 35. What follows MONDAY, MARCH 21 Christ he will surely give us ail only sketched some of the William MeClinlon, Auutriale Editor is a summary of some of the key I am the light of the world things. highlights of Bishop Daly's h iriria Barlon, Stephen karlinehak. Reporter» points of that address. says the Lord; the man who address. It is a very good The political violence began in follows me will have the light of FRIDAY. MARCH 25 document and it calls for careful Ja c k l e e . AdrertUing Re ureeentatire earnest in 1969. Since that time, life. (Annunciation) Frank Rode, Humie»» Manager study. It is quite simple for us who the direct results of violence have Sacrifice or oblation you Frank Murray, ('.imitation Manager live several thousand miles away been appalling, says the bishop, TUESDAY, MARCH 22 wished not, but ears open to PubliMied Erery Friday to offer solutions to the problems When I am lifted up from the obedience you gave me. “ in terms of death, bereavement, of N orthern Ireland. It is Poslmaater 1 Subscribers: Send address changes la earth, I will draw all men to I’iiisburgh Catholic, II* Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. IS ta mutilations, damage to persons something else to accept (and myself, says the Lord. SATURDAY, MARCH 26 and breaking up of families, pray for) the solution offered by a Christ was sacrificed so that Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN 032-0323) imprisonment or degrading very wise person who is there on treatment or degrading conditions WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23 he could gather together the 110 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 the scene and who has lived with of prisoners; and above all Lord, you rescue me from scattered children of God. Phone: (412) 471-1252 the violence that must be stopped. through a prolonged violation of Opinions/comments Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March IS. 1963 — Page 5 Lutheran liturgical reform By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPL1* liturgical books, directed their tic services were infrequent on Lutheran churches has been reluctance to introduce a liturgy nationwide implementation and Sunday and almost non-existent at uneven, much like the adoption of of the Eucharist on a more Ten years ago I met Pastor now is overseeing a rather weddings and funerals. Catholic worship revisions vary frequent basis seems to arise from Ralph Van Loon in Fargo, N.D., thorough evaluation study of how Their new Lutheran Book of from parish to parish In the words other sources where both of us lectured at an well or poorly these reforms have Worship seeks likewise to correct of Pastor Van Loon. “ Saying Lutheran worship has so been received by Lutheran clergy FR. JOSEPH that pattern. It encourages as something doesn't make it so.” stressed the importance of the' ecumenical conference about the M. CHAMPLIN imminent changes in worship and laity. Martin Luther did centuries ago. Thus, for example, a Lutheran Word that on the popular level* within our denominations — mine, A simple comparison of the frequent eucharistie celebrations, parish might offer a eucharislic parishioners tend to feel, judge o r . Roman Catholic and his, the major thrusts in Roman Catholic provides suitable texts for them celebration every Sunday, but it say, “ Why do we need anything Lutheran Church of America. and Lutheran worship revisions and also offers suggested would generally be held at the more?” Moreover, the attitude of Our paths crossed again in would center on the different Eucharists for baptism, weddings earlier hour, less popular service. unworthiness about receiving the January on Long Island at the attention given to the Word, the with the eucharisuc and funerals. The later, more crowded worship Lord’s Body and Blood affects annual North American Academy lectern, the Bible and to the followed. In my pastoral experience, I gathering would normally remain certain members of that Church of Liturgy. We discussed there Sacrament, the altar, the The revised Roman Catholic have participated at numerous a liturgy of the Word alone as it once did many Roman what liturgical progress had been Eucharist. worship rites correct that neglect burial services conducted by Catholics. Finally, the custom or ' made during that decade in Pre-Vatican II Catholics took of the Word and in every current various Protestant, including Whenever Lutherans do habits of years naturally makes a 1 Lutheran churches and what the liturgy of the Eucharist liturgical celebration, even others Lutheran, clergy. Almost all took celebrate a Eucharist, of course, radical change of this nature slow obstacles leaders had encounter­ seriously. Our moral theology in besides Mass. Church directives place at funeral parlors rather they provide communion under and sometimes painful. ed as they sought to implement theory and practice stressed the call for a service of the Word. than churches and were Word both kinds for all the participants Currently Van Loon and his staff their revised Book of Worship. importance of the offertory, The Lutheran Church, on the services without any Eucharist. While they experience a few of the are in the midst of a very Van Loon works out of consecration and communion. other hand, faced a contrary Consequently, the changes urged difficulties Roman Catholics do impressive evaluating program, ' Philadelphia and has served The liturgy of the Word was problem. Emphasis on God's by this fresh approach of the today with distribution of the seeking through questionnaires, during those years as perhaps this always there at Mass, but seemed Word in worship had been so Lutheran church would be clearly Precious Blood — objections personal visits and interviews on ■ country's foremost Lutheran a minor part of worship, could be strong over the years that the evident. about a common chalice, the local scene to determine the expert on liturgy. He moderated missed without serious sin and celebration of God's body came to Implementation of these remnants of consecrated element effectiveness oi these liturgical , the development of their own appeared to have little connection be understressed. Thus eucharis- reforms, however, in the local left over, and the time required. reforms. Fundamentalists and Guatemala military and come up with hard By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE baggage hostility to the Church have converted about 20 percent of Catholic Church and, of course, is the population, partly by force and evidence oi anti-Catholic To what extent are United and hatred of priests. Some part and parcel of a brutal fear. His army blatantly favors indoctrination. Our leading States' tax dollars being used to reinforcement of this attitude strategy that, for the moment, is born-againers over Catholics. Catholic bishops are progressive undermine the Catholic Church in comes from their training in the working. If you can stomach the They kill no Protestant and courageous but they hesitate Central America? A serious U.S. MSGR. CHARLES TV religious hucksters, you will Fundamentalists. Old line to use muscle. However they question. The matter should be O. RICE have seen Rios Montt and have The picture is very clear in Protestant missionaries who lend should use enough muscle to investigated by Congress and I heard many pitches for his Guatemala. There the dictator to side with the oppressed are not program. induce a Congressional commit­ wish the Catholic Bishops of this president is a general, Efrain Rios tee to lift some stones so that we country would push for such an nearly so safe. Those pious hucksters say the Montt, who four years ago became Most American TV Fundamen­ could all see what is crawling investigation. money is to feed the hungry, and converted to an American talists are supporting Montt and they talk of a Love Lift. Actually under them. It is clear that soldiers and Pentecostal sect, the Christian the cam paign "Bullets and the Reagan Administration. the money is being used to keep a Let me make it clear that I do officers of the region are being Church of the Word. He has Beans.” You conform or you are There have been conferences people in bondage and to turn not condemn the Christian Church brought to the United States for ruthlessly suppressed the Indians killed. If you clearly conform you involving Reagan people, TV them from their traditional ol the Word for seeking converts in training and indoctrination. They and other possible rebels. His are led. But if there is doubt you evangelists and a Montt Catholic faith. Our Holy Father Latin countries But I do condemn are programmed to support massacres of Indians are a matter are killed. In this brutal business lieutenant. The State Department referred sadly to this crude the obscene alliance ol religion, American policy. Both Bush and of record. The only uncertainty is he has had the assistance of has briefed important Fundamen­ proselytizing during his visit. murder and oppression. Reagan openly charge that just how many thousands of hundreds of evangelists from his talists. A veritable conspiracy. We American Catholics must do elements of the Catholic Church Indians were killed and how many denomination, some Americans, If the American Catholic our best, finally, to see that the are opposed to that policy and hundreds of thousands exiled or some natives. Money is being sought lor the establishment were as strong and Catholic clergy in Guatemala and friendly to Marxism. We know corralled into reservations. Americanism is preached along “ Beans'' end of the “ Bullets and as devious as its enemies claim, it El Salvador is not exterminated that Guatemalan and Salvadoran The cowed survivors he woos with religion — religion? Beans" strategy, but that end is would infiltrate the American for daring to heed the cry ol the military personnel bear as mental with food and medicine. He calls Montt and his co-religionists heavy on proselytization from the corps that trains the Latin poor and oppressed. Letters to the editor Praying for others Tax laws promote unemployment By DALE FRANCIS It is simply a fact that very often those in greatest need ol prayers the people who need prayers most are unable to pray for themselves To the Editor: A friend of mine, a woman of are unable to pray. It is especially But there is something else that is The column written by Msgr. Charles Owen Rice, "Crime intelligence and deep spirituality, true, I'm sure, for those who are important in this. We must be against industry, humanity,” should be headlined by every is dying. Her illness is terminal. tempted to mortal sin. They need careful that our prayer lile does newspaper in America. It could be sub-titled “ Treason in America She has suffered greatly, the DALE prayers but overcome by not center on ourselves. We do. oi FRANCIS by greedy capitalists.” suffering has gone on for a long temptation they are unlikely to course, come to a personal While high wages have been blamed, the real cause is the search time, it may go on longer. She was pray. relationship with God But from for higher and higher profits right away, even if it means shutting a woman of intellectual That is why there is a great need this we must reuch out to others. down profit-making lines or selling machinery (which may not be accomplishments but the for prayers for others. I've written The people of Powerhouse are presently used but could be used at some future time) or combination of the illness and the often of Powerhouse, that prayer encouraged not to pray for their committing themselves to any action which will bring in the she found it difficult to pray, I told medications has left her often in a group^jiat began nine years ago own needs. Since others are demanded profit of at least 25 to 40 percent per year. her not to try to pray but to offer and which includes members in praying for them they need not be kind of mist. her sufferings in union with the Still, the smooth-talking corporate tax lawyers are asking the Some of her family are every state, every province of concerned about this but rather sufferings of Jesus Christ in His U.S. Congress to yield more tax incentives to business so that they concerned because they say that Canada and many foreign about praying for others. And redemptive death upon the cross can supposedly build more factories and create more jobs. Pure now, when she is so desperately ill, countries. What the thousands of when they pray for others they as a constant prayer. That bunk. she does not seem to pray. I am not people of Powerhouse do is pray mean all people in need ol prayer, offering of her suffering is a The present federal tax laws encourage managers to grab for surprised. What I have learned by for other people, for all in need oi all over the world, people of all continuing prayer and will be as quick returns, ignore the fundamental need for re-investment, observation is that those who may prayer wherever they may be. nationalities, faiths, states oi lile. long as her suffering lasts. forget the future and be unconcerned with the unemployment their seem in the greatest need of There's almost certainly not a But as they pray for others, they actions cause. prayers do not find prayer easy. But not all do this. Their illness moment in the day and night that know that prayer is not enough. If Our car, tire, steel, radio, television and video recorder At least they do not find may come unexpectedly, an someone isn't praying for they pray for all the lonely people businesses have suffered greatly in the last 10 years because of the conventional prayer easy, the accident may place them in need someone in need of prayers. One of then the very iact of their prayer shortsightedness of their managers, who seek the fast buck and prayer they really offer may be of prayers, and it really is true the ways we pray is to say that we obligates them to seek to dispel the ignore planning for investment in efficient production techniques much greater than any words that many of those who need pray for someone who at this very loneliness of people they may meet in every day life. If they pray of Europe and Japan. could be. prayers most are simply unable to moment is in special need ol ior the ill in hospitals and nursing It is difficult lor workers to understand why their plants are It has been a year since I've seen pray. People in emergency prayers. homes, they should if they cun closed or cut back drastically when they are still profitable. This this friend, she lives faraway, and situations are often unable to It is something I think we should visit them. occurred at a plant in Homewood. when last we talked she told me pray. all do. It really is true that many of It wasn’t a question of red ink versus black ink. The decision was based on a hurdle rate. This division must make a certain highly fixed interest return every year. It must make the hurdle of 25 to 40 Lent V: 'Perfect 9 percent each year. To save American industry from tearing down the whole nation also his was a prayer of triumph, we will be delivered il we continue so that it can enjoy excessive profits, we should urge our political By DOLORES CURIJAN not despair. In spite of its opening to trust. And if we find it hard to representatives to stop this tax benefit to corporations that " I used to believe in God,” she lines. Psalm 22 is a prayer trust in God at dark times in our encourage making money for just a lew. said as she twisted nervous This Pittsburgh plant at one time had about 1,200 employees. fingers. “ But when he took Alan praising God for deliverance. lives, imagine what it was for Let's reflect on the first lew Jesus. His own people called lor Today, it is a skeleton of its fortner self with maybe 150employees like that, for no reason at all, I found I couldn't forgive him. It DOLORES verses: his death. He was betrayed by and in jeopardy of losing them. CURRAN So while corporate America proclaims the right to milk profits was so senseless. A loving God Judas, denied by Peter and “ My God, my God, why have abandoned by all but his women and invest them elsewhere, and the right to discard communities wouldn't do a think like that.” you forsaken me? and one of his men at the cross. at will, they leave the worker with the unalienable right to be Resentment shone in her misty eyes as she spoke of her 20- year- Far from my prayer, from the Scripture scholar Ronald Cox unemployed. FRANK M. MARSHALL old son's tragic death, victim of a we are forsaking God when we words of my cry? wrote that by inspiring King drunken driver. accuse him of forsaking us. He O my God, I cry out by day, and David to write these psalms a Elliot How many times have we heard never promised us an endlessly you answer not: thousand years earlier, the Holy a statement like hers? Of the happy life here but he invited us to by night, and there is no relief Spirit prepared two perfect On quotation and faith Seven Words spoken by Jesus on trust in him. When we give him up for me. prayers for Jesus on the cross. Yet you are enthroned in the “ Undoubtedly he kept saying To the Editor: the cross, this is probably the one because life doesn't go according holy place Whether in a column ora letter, the quote was beautiful: "God is most felt and invoked by us. So to our plan, we re little different them over and over during the O glory of Israel! to lead us, not we God.'' The very Christ was tempted: the great St. often in life We ask God why He has from the child who says, “ II I dop't three hours," Cox wrote. (The In you our fathers trusted: other "perfectprayer'' relerredto Paul was made to see. Our blind spots should not be too surprising. forsaken us — when a loved one get my way, I won't love you they trusted and you delivered is, "Intothy hands. I commend my We are-grateful to the Holy Father and the bishops who protect dies, when a job is lost, when a anymore.” them. spirit," which will be discussed the purity of the faith. I remember at age 10 or 11 being told that the child is born deformed, when war How, then, are we to interpret To you they cried and they next week.) Catholic Church was founded by Christ. It thrilled me and despite exacts its human tragedy, when Jesus' cry to his lather? Wasn't escaped: These words are another my transgressions the sparks never totally dimmed; it depended natural disasters occur, when HE accusing him of abandoning In you they trusted, and they deathbed gift from Jesus, urging not on me. The sayings may be hard, but can we find assurance loneliness becomes unbearable. him? On the contrary, Jesus was How can a loving God do these were not put to shame." us neither to feel forsaken nor to and safety in He who hears you and who hears me. quoting from an eloquent psalm ol things to his people, we cry. We hope, written by his forebearer, fo rsa k e God in our most Jesus' cry of abandonment was despairing m om ents but to SARA KIRLIN want to rage out at the invisible the prophet David. His appeal to perpetrator of tragedy and God is the psalms at the time of his a reminder to him and to us that continue to trust in him because he often the handiest to blame. agonizing death tells us that not even though we may feel forsaken loves as a father and will not South Side But we rarely stop to realize that only was he familiar with them but by God in our bleakest moments, abandon our cries. Start from scratch — By FR. JEROME LEDOUX, do not wish to impede and may -t day to bathe yourself in, or using patterns, your attitudes and your are usually negative, destructive, S.V.D. destroy the hopes of tomorrow. the same dishwater every day to habits is much worse. persistent and unchangeable. Poisons which build up in oft- These criticisms span anything History, of course, cannot be do your dishes in. Go on and cringe reused bathwater are weak and from minutes to decades and None of us will deny that every ignored with impunity. Therefore, while you imagine what quantities aromatic compared to the poisons day is a new day and that every starting from scratch does not and concentrations of filth, dirt, leave very little, if any, leeway for which build up in the human mind, change. day should therefore be a mean that you can afford to ignore grime, grease and poisons FR. JEROME heart and very soul. In effect, completely new page in the life of the lessons of history, whether accumulate rapidly as you go Rather than malice, it may be LEDOUX when you refuse to renew and each one of us. Yet, while none of that history was yesterday or ages from day to day using the same mental and spiritual laziness clean your mind and attitudes which drives so many of us to us will deny this, it would seem ago. History must caution you, bathwater and dishwater. each day, you are operating on a that practically all of us must be temper you and guide you, but it criticize blindly, without checking Cringe again if you can fully buildup of all the mental, dragged kicking and grumbling must not inhibit your forays into and rechecking the facts daily, or imagine the irritating, repulsive, emotional and moral poisons and simply refusing to allow the facts into accepting each day as an the unknown, nor must it narrow nauseating effect you have on all filth you have ever been exposed to confuse us. Starting from almost entirely new day. or prejudice your mind about the scratch. If we have problems those around you by splashing to. Starting from scratch is the scratch takes a lot of effort. uncertainties of the future. Start from scratch each starting from scratch with things, them day after day with your only way to flush the filth and Starting from scratch is not morning if you are sincere and Starting from scratch is hard in those problems are magnified progessively dirtier bathwater poisons out of your system. something merely advisable. It is serious about taking each day as a anything we do, since our previous many times over when we have to and dishwater. Actually, it would Are you satisfied with doing an absolute imperative. If you do virtually new installment in yours experiences not only help us but start from 'scratch with one be more tolerable living with you what most people seem content to not start from scratch daily, you and in the life of everyone else. also inhibit and prejudice us another. or associating with you if you used do? People tend to descend on one will find that you are restless, ill at Start from scratch if you do not somewhat. People, however, Refusing to start from scratch the same bathwater and another as vultures drooling for ease, unsociable and one of the want to perpetuate the wrongs and belong to a category all their own each day is every bit as bad as dishwater every day. The effect of the corpse. It is a sad fact of life biggest stinkers around — both negatives of yesterday, and if you when it comes to starting from using the same bathwater every never changing your thought that our criticisms of one another bodily and spiritually. Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 1", 1983 Features

Quentionti for Fr. B o ber About abstinence on Fridays in , and weddings

about these options. It is not someone speaks or acts (be they church’s position on such a By FR. CHARLES BOBER Having said that, however, the priest, people, or pope) it is very wedding? question submitted raises a very unheard of that priests try to convince people that receiving important to consider out of which QUESTION: important issue. Within the context they do so. Church, there is such a thing as the communion any other way than in the hand is stupid and old ANSWER: official teaching of the Church's FR. CHARLES I went to confession and told the fashioned while other priests show In the case of the writer's priest, priest about your column about leadership and there is such a The original column discussing BOBER their respect for the Eucharist by it would seem that he was abstinence on Fridays in Lent. He thing as personal opinions about expressing his “ opinion such marriages appeared in the that teaching. Both of these have a angrily thrusting the host into the said: “ Absolutely not, no, no, no, hand of anyone who would dare regarding abstinence from meat Pittsburgh Catholic on March 4, no. No meal on Fridays in this place in our church, yet it is on the Fridays of Lent. It is 1983. All that I wrote there extremely important to label each exercise that option. In each case diocese.” Please help. Father, I "opinions” are interfering with questionable whether the concerning marriages of am very confused. as such. sacrament of reconciliation is Catholics in non-Catholic houses When I began this column, I said the exercise of rights approved by the teaching office of the Church. really an appropriate place for of worship applies to Jewish ANSWER: that I would occasionally give my private opinions. In any case, such ceremonies as well. opinion on issues but also Incidentally, this phenomenon is a certain form of penance (for a not limited to priests. It seems "opinions” should always be First, it is always risky to promised that such opinions would serious reason), I was NOT simply labeled as such. In other words, a Roman be identified as such and would be that Pope John Paul's refusal to comment on the confessional stating my opinion. distribute communion in the hand Catholic M AY be validly married practice of a priest. There is distinguished from the teaching of to a Jewish person in a Jewish Church authorities. during his visit to the United always the possibility that the States was based more on QUESTION: ceremony before a Jewish rabbi penitent may have misunderstood When I wrote the column on The existence of teachings and without the presence of a Catholic opinions within the Church is also "opinion” than a reversal of the priest or that the priest may abstinence from meat on Fridays, Despite your long answer to the priest. Such an exception to the directly related to the matter of permission already approved by have not understood the penitent. I quoted the Pastoral Manual question of marriage in non- traditional form of Catholic options. Weall know of our options Roman authorities. Also, just as with prescription which is a guide published by the Catholic churches, I did not see marriage may occur provided to receive communion in the hand medications, spiritual medicine in office of the Chancellor of the anything about a Catholic that the proper dispensations have or on the tongue and to confess to a All or this is saying, simply, that the confessional is meant for the diocese. Thus, when I wrote about marrying a Jewish person in the been obtained and the required priest from behind a screen or there exists within the Church person to whom it is given and not the Gospel imperative to do temple during a regular Jewish promises have been made by the face to face. However, there are both official teachings and for a relative, a neighbor, or a penance and the right of an ceremony. What is the Catholic Catholic party. priest who have stong OPINIONS personal opinions. Whenever newspaper column. individual to excuse oneself from Dorili answers youth Boy [friends9 but no dates

the liquor after the party, it might By DORIS PETERS Dear Doris: I’m 16 and recently attended a be a good idea to get the whole situation talked out. Dear Doris: party at the home of a girlfriend. I am 16 years old and have a We were down in the basement problem. I am rriendly with a lot of when a few of the guys broke into Dear Doris: boys. They all say I’m pretty and the people's liquor cabinet. They I can’t seem to talk to anyone they like to be with me. However, I finished off quite a bit of the liquor about this so I would like your have never been on a real date. My and the hostess was getting a bit help. My nephew whom I loved as parents encourage me to go on nervous as her parents were right much as my own son look his own dates, but when the week-end upstairs. After a while the guys life. I promised to pray for him comes I'm always sitting home. became a little silly. And one every day, that he would be I’m unhappy about it. What do you came over to a few of us girls and forgiven. The question is: will my think? started getting fresh. prayers help? Will he ever be All the boys’ friend Just then the adults came accepted into the Kingdom of downstairs with the pizza. I was God? I am a church-going person very embarrassed and now I and love Jesus very much. wonder what my friend’s parents RN Dear Friend: think of me. I ’m afraid they are I think you must let them know beginning to restrict the time their Dear RN: you're interested. Is there a game daughter spends with me. I really All prayers help. Continue to or some kind of affair coming up in enjoy being with her. What should pray for your nephew and put him school? Ask one to pick you up at I do? in God's hands. God, in His mercy home and go with him. And as long Innocent and love, accepts many into His as your parents approve ask one to kingdom. That is His decision, not drop in after school or on the week­ ours. 'St. Joseph9s Table end. When the others see you with It is normal to grieve for a loved one fellow this may break the ice. Dear Innocent: In your embarrassment you one, particularly for a young The Friends of St. Joseph set their traditonal “ St. Hollaran, Dolores Holzer, all of the Friends of St. In the meantime being friendly Joseph, and Bishop McDowell. The group will also may be over-sensitive and just person: and it takes time to get Joseph’s Table’’ for residents of St. Josqph House with lots of guys is not to be treated over this grief. Your love of Jesus of Hospitality last Sunday following a Mass offered set such a table Saturday at the St. Joseph Home lightly. It's a great situation to be imagining things. However, ask the girl. As her parents probably and His love for you should be a by Auxiliary Bishop John B. McDowell. At the 29th for the Aged, Garfield. in. I bet there are lots of readers consolation. So continue to pray. annual event were, from left, Jen Domina, Ann — Photo by John C. Keenan who envy you. had something to say to her about Light one candle Hom e A gain Dead, yet not dead A comatose person is not FATHER RON LENGWIN By Fr. JOHN CATOIR necessarily a sleeping beauty. I CONNIE ANN VALENTI As we draw closer to our re-presentation of the Director of The Christophers have visited both Karen and Her trade-mark, to my way of thinking, had last events in Christ's life, it might be good for us A few years ago I wrote about a Denise and have seen each one been her large hats with long stick-pins to hold to reflect on some of the symbols of His Passion so friend of mine named "Rosie" crying hysterically, as though them secure to her fine, coal-black hair pushed that we can "fe e l" what reallv took place and whom I have visited nearly every FR. JOHN pleading to be left to die in peace. back in a bun on her head: the simple, plain, dark understand the importance of His suffering and Sunday for 10 years. Though 89 CATOIR One feels so helpless. colored dresses she always wore; and her big and dying of cancer, she refuses to There are many thousands like death for us. We must unite ourselves with the purse. The only other things that seemed to be as be hospitalized. She doesn’t want Karen and Denise among the person of Christ, but we can come into closer much a part of her were an enormous prayer hook to be subjected to what she living dead: the heart beats, the "contact" with these events by thinking about the and rosaries — she always had an extra pair in considers unnecessary pain and eyes twitch, the head jerks, but the 30 pieces of silver, the whip with lead tips, the her purse. But now she looked almost like a medical expense. However, I'm brain is dead. They are trapped in cord that tied His hands, the crown oi thorns, the stranger. Her hair had turned silver and her body not writing about Rosie: I m bodies that have ceased to nails, the dice and sponge and the lance. - had never been so thin. writing about her daughter-in-law recommendation ol both a Sometimes it is the seemingly insignificant function. Denise, who is no longer in control medical ethics committee and her We all believe that the right to Aunt Bertha wasn’t a blood relative. She was things which have the greatest impact on us and loved ones, the life-support which can bring us closer to the reality ol a of her own destiny. live is sacred, but so is the right to my grandmother's sister-in-law, but I loved and More than a year ago, Diane apparatus was not withdrawn. die when that time comes. We respected her very much. Her love for Christ and situation. In my early seminary years, it was the The hospital, fearing lawsuits and singing of the Passion narrative in Latin, in front Denise Roswell, a 44-year-old were made for heaven, not for an His passion was genuine, and her own love of life nurse from Ramsey, N.J., a malpractice charges, refused to unnaturally prolonged existence can be seen in the 13 children she brought into the of the altar by priests with different pitched comply. A court order was voices, that opened my heart and mind to the mother of three and the wife of a on earth. I hope that our world — two of whom preceded her in death. necessary just to unplug the legislators, doctors, hospital power and significance of these events more than high school math teacher, choked The smell of flowers filled the air as relatives, while eating. She went into respirator. She now breathes on administrators, judges, in fact all friends and neighbors paid their last respects. I anything else. convulsions and sank into her own, but has a feeding tube interested parties, will seek new didn't shed a tear for her, but experienced true unconsciousness. Within 20 directly attached to her stomach. remedies to protect the right of the We must proclaim Christ’s Resurrection, but joy in knowing she would be held at last by Christ, minutes she had been taken to the This is not my first experience dying. There is a better way, and always as the fruit of His Passion. We need people and I'm sure she would want to hold Him as Mary hospital where they recorded her with such things. I am friendly we must find it. hud held Him when He was taken down from the to remind us of these life-giving events, such as as dead on arrival. Nevertheless, with Karen Quinlan's parents and cross. the Passionists who take a fourth vow to promote they plugged her with tubes, have visited Karen many times .For a free copy of the Christopher devotion to the Passion of Christ. Your aunt s attached her to a respirator and since 1975 when she fell into her News Notes, “ Coping With I can remember how much I enjoyed her hugs advice is contained almost verbatim on the badge somehow revived her, at least irreversible coma. Kareji is of a confraternity associated with the Illness," send a stamped, self- and kisses when I was little, because she gave partially. She has been in a deep almost 27 now and has been kept addressed envelope to The them with so much love. Her heart seemed to be Passionists: "M ay the Passion of Jesus Christ be coma ever since, and there is no alive through artificial life- Christophers, 12 East 48th St., as soft and as flawless as her skin. She would often always in our hearts." hope of recovery. support methods for more than six remind us "Always remember the suffering of This seems like a very strange practice until we Despite the unanimous years. New York, N.Y. 10017. Christ in your heart and He will always realize what great good these events in Christ s remember you in His." life accomplished for us. Suffering entered life as a result of man’s sinfulness, his rebellion against In those days most people didn't go off to some God, and is not good in itself: however, by resort for a vacation. You spent some time with suffering and dying Himself Christ destroyed the one of your relatives, and going to Aunt Bertha s power they would have had over us. was a real treat. You never went unloved or hungry in her home. Besides the hugs and kisses We would not have been able to transform she gave so freely and so warmly, the white linen suffering so as to make it work to our advantage: and death would have separated us from cloth on the table in her dining-room was usually God,rather than united us with Him, and iorced covered with nut or poppyseed rolls, hot buns, ham, breaded chicken and pigs-in-the-blanket. us to lie in a permanent state of hopelessness and helplessness. We know from experience that such a state is hell: when life's forces or energies are She was one of those excellent cooks who drawn from us without ever being replenished, thought you must be sick if you were thin, and she when we exist only to be used, or when the was just as adamant about praying before you exchange of love that we call love does not exist. took a single bite, thanking God not only for the If we do not care to remember Christ's food but also for your family and friends. She suffering, perhaps because of the realization that showed gratitude to God and was willing to accept our sins caused it, then we could understand why suffering like Christ Himself. the Heavenly Father might not want to remember it because of His love — what one son There was no need for tears when we knelt in has done to another Son. Faith and imagination prayer for her as she had done so often for us. could also lead us to believe that the evil one, for Beautiful memories were a source of comfort and totally different reasons, would not want to enter joy, and my love and respect for her will burn in a heart or mind filled with power of such my heart like the candle I lit in her memory in memories and thoughts. Aiding the blind front of a statue of Christ: but the flame in my Since we have been given the power to heart will never burn out. transform suffering and death, imagine what we ime football coach Gerry Faust, second Santercangelo, a graduate of the guild’s training could do with the good that has been given to us if [t, was guest speaker for the annual program, now a distributor for Blue Bird Products Co. in Pittsburgh, who also spoke at the dinner; and Born January 7, 1894. Died February 26, 1983. we used it for God’s purposes rather than our own. hip dinner for the Greater Pittsburgh Fr. George Wilt, chaplain for the Pittsburgh Now in the loving arms of Christ. What a beautiful Sin is a form of laughter which tells Christ that r the Blind recently at the Hilton Hotel, gift Christ has given to her — to have been called His suffering and death were useless. A few it at the event are Fr. John Harvey, Chapter of the Notre Dame Alumni Club. — Photo by John C. Keenan home again during the season of Lent, in time to people still cry at the foot of the cross, and many n director of the Society for the help Him carry His cross in the heavens. still laugh. nf ih*» Faith: Faust: Ralph Diocesan news Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 18, 1983 — Page 7

in science academy contest Students from eight high schools and 18 St. Germakie School, Bethel Park — Seventh elementary schools in the diocese took first place grade: Wilson Farmerie and Jenny awards at the Pennsylvania Junior Academy of Lewandowski. Eighth grade: John Borman, Science Region 7 meeting held recently at Shaler Danielle Hughey, Christine Illig, Robert Kanotz, High School. The winners will have their works John Korb, J.P. Landy. Christine Ruff, David forwarded to the state Junior Academy of Science Schramm and Robert Thomas. meeting in April in Lancaster. St. Leo School, North Side — Seventh grade: Winning first places in the high school division Emilia Mattucci, Tina Dutzik, Robert were: McCafferty, Dana McClellan and Barb Rosen. Canevin High School, Crafton Heights — Eighth grade: Melissa Delien, Mary Beth Keller, Freshmen Joseph Aracri, Andrew McDuffie, Laura Fratto and Jeffrey Schwartz. Marla Mills, Emily Newport, Maria Pekich and St. Valentine School, Bethel Park — Michelle Margaret Zajicek. Sophomores: Christine Filip, Jeffrey Pike and Joseph Sherbondy. Eighth Poremski, Andrea Roberto, Mark Vergenes and grade: Erik Sossman, Peggy Hall, Cynthia Lisa Spirko. Junior: Paul Neimeyer. Senior: Hartnett, Michael Kissel, Steven Kulbeida, and Deanna Skrabut. Christine Malingowski. Serra High School, McKeesport — Freshman: St. Teresa School, Perrysville — Seventh Ronald Fiore. Sophomores: Ruth Szpanka, Scott grade: Peggy Nadzam and Ann Marie Wiley. Leib,'James Rozzi and Debbie Perrotta. Junior: Eighth grade: Christine Bechak, Donna Kevin Uher. Seniors: Robert Shinavski, Paul Siatkowsky, Melanie Funk, Jill Bruggeman, Keri Williams, Joseph Parrille and Maureen Henry. Zurenko and Sharon Weis. Central Catholic High School, Oakland — St. Ursula School. Allison Park — Seventh Fr. James Young, pastor of St. Michael parish, Thomas before the Mass that closed the Freshmen: Brian Cerni and John Luke. Junior: grade: Sandy Vitous and Andrea Panucci. Eighth Elizabeth, (left) and Duquesne University observance of Catholic School Week at the parish. Andrew Greene. Seniors: David Kresge, Edwin grade: Kathy Anna, Holly Nacey, Michele president Fr. Donald Nesti, CSSp., (right) chat Fr. Nesti was the guest celebrant for the Liturgy. Ravano, Thomas Woods, Thomas Kratzenberg, Krivanek, Lisa Edgar and Linda Schumacher. with Joanna Kritas, Aisha Newsone and Jeffrey Jeffrey Conner and Gary Maragoni. St. Angela Merici School, White Oak — Seventh North Catholic High School, Troy Hill — grade: Victoria Erkman; Glenn Harvey and Jean Teaching as Jesus did Sophomore: Brian Benitz. Junior: Leah Henry. Eighth grade: Paul Easier, Christina Domitrovic. Seniors: Petra Bracko, Kathleen Mance, David Radakovic and Tracie Whiteman. Heilman, Kenneth Staresinic, Stephen Staresinic St. Ann School, Millvale — Seventh grade: 'Schools’ retrospective and Robert Biertempfel. Stanley Anick, Mary Mitchell and Tracy Ricci. Vincentian High School, Ross Township — Eighth grade: Lisa Appel, Michael Dellinger and By FR. HUGH J. LANG, recognized the importance of both and teachers, religious and lay. Freshmen: Stephanie Nigut, Kim Martini, Kellie Kent Stegler. Superintendent of schools religious as well as academic committed to Catholic education Manski and Sharon Laskey. Sophomores: SS. Simon and Jude, Scott Township— Seventh During the week of March 6 all education and have supported the to create within our young people Michelle Gush and Beth Hoover. Juniors: Karen grade: Frank Aracri, Peter Luke and Aparna of the Catholic Schools within the goals of non-public education, nor a desire to know about Jesus and Nigut. Patel. Eighth grade: Cindy Byrd and Amy diocese of Pittsburgh celebrated the religious men and women who follow His example. Catholic St. Francis Academy, Castle Shannon — Mulligan. Catholic Schools Week. Celebra­ for so many years were Catholic schools are more than educational Freshman: Jennifer Culler. Junior: Annemarie Duquesne Catholic School — Seventh grade: tions of all sorts were intended to education. institutions, they, with the home, open the schools to all and call Malo. Senior: Karen Abel. Irene Kruszewski and Jacqueline Swenglish. Pastors and parishioners of so share the responsibility ol South Side Catholic — Sophomore: Lisa Eighth grade: Christine Luciow and Amy attention to the work of the many parishes who recognized the developing a motivation within Broniecki. Junior: Lisa Farell. Westerlund. schools. There were balloon days, need for the local parish to support young people that will enable parent lunches, grandparents Bishop Boyle High School, Homestead — St. Thomas More School, Bethel Park — our young people in a Catholic them to understand that the days, spots on radio and TV and Junior: Mark Uhler. Seventh grade: Elizabeth Zika and Tracy school have been critical to the Christian message is practical, Winning first places in grades seven and eight: Masses to observe the occasion. Nunley. Eighth grade: Brian Reed and Elizabeth endurance of Catholic education. relevant and livable in our society St. Louise deMarillac School, Upper St. Clair— Some activities were intended to Whyte. Catholic schools embrace a today. Seventh grade: Sean Auth, Erin Burke, Molly be public relations projects: St. John the Baptist School, Plum — Seventh heritage of faith that we do not The future is a challenge to Duffy, James Fix, David Hensler, Jennifer others were projects in which grade: David Gault, Karen Matusz, William dare to forget. The opportunity to every Catholic, to every alumnus Pavlick, James Thomas and Katie Vogel. Eighth guests and students came of a Catholic school, to every McCloy and Charles McKinley. have a religious-value-oriented grade: Susan Bondie, Maureen Collins, Lorie together for the education of both St. Gabriel School, Whitehall — Seventh grade: education is a sacred opportunity teacher involved in Catholic Czaniecki, Dorothy Dateo, Erin Dougherty, Mark groups. Grandparents Day was Paul Byrne, Gene Kunak, Jennifer Stern and which graduates and students education. All must work together Feczko, Greg Holsinger, Eric Hrivnak, Denise intended to involve and honor Bernard Zidar. should recognize as a gift to be to provide a structure that will Larimer, Peter Siconolfi, Becky Thurner and those relatives very dear to the St. Bartholomew School, Penn Hills — Eighth shared with others. enable Catholic schools to be John Walsh. grade: Anne Alfer, Maria Bossing and Camille children, but also to remind present to those who value them: St. Sebastian School, Ross Township—Seventh Viilapando. students of how they are capable The faith of millions today is to provide broad-based financial grade: Mary Beth Bauer, Jacob Ross, Dina St. Robert Bellarmine, East McKeesport — of bringing joy into the lives of founded on the personal service support which will enable them to Louise Ponzeline, Robert Pritchard, Jodi Seventh grade: Daniel Fiore. Eighth grade: John others. and sacrifice of so many who have be accessible to the poor as well as Bergstedt, Elsa Franceschi, Kurt Kuczynski. Cindrich and Amy Otterman. As we look at the efforts which gone before us. As we think of the rich and to allow them to Eighth grade: Elise Foody, Catherine Pritchard, Assumption School, Bellevue— Seventh grade: have taken place, we must also Catholic schools and their impact continue the religiou s and Sharon Spehar and Ann Varcarcel. Anne Plazek and Jessica Henry. look at the efforts of all those who on society today, we would be academic excellence which has Holy Trinity School, Robinson Township — Carlow Campus School, Oakland: Seventh in various ways have been remiss if we did not recognize the been their tradition. Seventh grade: Brad Baker, Jennifer Carothers, grade: Chitra Nathan. responsible for Catholic education contribution of not just time and Catholic Schools Week was an Victoria Martin, Donna Godeski, Kelly Forsythe, Sister Collette Steighner of AH Saints School becoming the respected religious money, but the giving of lives, lay opportunity for the community oi Amy Warner, Marcy Zeh and Anne Wilczak. and Wayne Mihack of North Allegheny High education program that it is and religious to the cause of the Diocese ol Pittsburgh to Eighth grade: James Eldredge, Gregory Koller School are co-directors of the regional Junior today. We cannot overlook the educating our young people. become more aware ol what is and Robin Eldredge. Academy of Science. parents who since 1830 have It is the responsibility of parents happening in our schools. 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\ Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 18, 1983 World/national news M ig r a n t s Promise with pain9 among migrants coyotes (Mexican-worker Brother Larry Engel Is a member* At the Vatican of the Glenmary Missioners smugglers) receive $250 for each currently working in Arkansas of the 2,000 undocumented among the Spanish-speaking . ÆW migrants they contract to the migrant community. He is the son of Arkansas farmers for work in Mr. and Mrs. Adam Engel of their fields. This payment is later Beechview and a member of St. subtracted from the workers’ Pope cites C. America sufferings Catherine of Siena parish. This salaries. article was excerpted from "The Poor pay, substandard housing ‘There are so many tensions and sufferings and long days in the sun — the VATICAN CITV (NC) — Tens of thousands of Glenmary Challenge." that threaten lives in these societies,” Pope John same conditions that surrounded people turned out to welcome Pope John Paul II Paul said. “ The events of the past years have the death of Pedro— are the norm. back to Rome March 13 after his first-hand look at By BRO. LARRY ENGEL caused so many victims.” One American Civil Liberties what he called the "tensions and sufferings that “ May our common prayer help the peoples of How clearly I remember that Union attorney called it slavery hreaten lives" in Central America and Haiti. Central America to achieve justice on the way of and a host of investigators from terrible night. The blood, the mire, ’S X £ In his first public comment on the eight-day, peace ” he added. "M ay the church serve the the FBI, the Immigration and the disbelief. At 2:30 a.m. a call A m ig r a n t eight-nation trip since his March 10 return, the great cause of the Gospel; it in fact indicates the Naturalization Services and the pope told some 50,000 people in St. Peter's Square came from the hospital. "Please An arguement ensued. Pedro, who ways of peace and reconciliation.” Department of Labor agreed. that he had "sought to give witness...above all to come. A Mexican has been hurt. was deaf and did not drink, was The Mexicans have formed an Many people in the crowd held signs or banners We need a translator.” show the poor and those who are tried by any killed. organization, the Arkansas Farm welcoming the pope back and thanking him for As I walked into the emergency suffering the love found in the heart of the As I listened, tears once again Workers Civil Rights Organizing; making the Central America trip March 2-10. room, still groggy from sleep, the church." . , . came and I began to realize why. Project, which seeks to ensure the "Welcome back to the wandering witness,” read sound of wailing enlivened my ••This love cries out: Justice and peace for the Eight men lived in a trailer built human rights and dignity of all the societies of Central Am erica,"’ he said. one. “ Rejoice, Peter. The love of enemies wins senses. A nurse pointed, her head for four, without a bathroom, a down, and I realized that there workers and to represent them at The unusually large crowd had come to St: the world,” said another. shower, running water or other collective bargaining activities. It Peter's Square for the pope’s Sunday noon was death. Pope John Paul returned to the Vatican on the necessities. Eight men worked 12- provides promise with pain, a Angelus prayer and talk in response to an appeal Nineteen-year-old Pedro evening of March 12 after resting for two days at hour days for $15. Deep within me loving response given the harsh 1’rom Cardinal Ugo Poletti, papal vicar for Rome, Mondragon Chavez, an undocu­ the answer came — violent his summer residence in Castelgandollo, 15 miles mented Mexican migrant, had realities. and several Catholic groups. Romans had been conditions beget violent The days pass quickly as the asked to come to show support for the pope after from Rome. been murdered, stabbed On his arrival in Castelgandolfo March 10 he responses. parishioners and others struggle his difficult journey, which included a shouting repeatedly with a knife. Why, I greeted a small group of well-wishers from the to decide where to stand on the match with Mass participants in Managua, thought as tears flooded my eyes, The following morning at 5 a.m. balcony of his summer residence I received another call. “ Please issue. Yet the Church is deeply Nicaragua,I, mMarch ai vu *»•4 why? . I went with the police that night come to John Sweeney’s farm. alive and the Spirit is moving in to investigate. We drove deep into There may be trouble." profound and surprising ways. Pope's trip to Poland confirmed the woods and across pastures: As When I arrived, 22 workers were As one of the Mexicans said to because the martial law regime feared that the we entered the trailer, the smell of sitting on the side of the road. me, “ Brother, we believe in the ROME (NC) — Poland's Roman Catholic Catholic Church and we believe in primate said March 10 that Pope John Paul II s pope's presence would spark anti-government beer and filth filled the air. A pool Angered at the pay scale and the activities. of blood lay at my feet. The sad living conditions, they decided our organization. And what is planned visit to his Polish homeland has been more significant, we believe in the officially scheduled for June 16-22 ol this year. The program for the pope's June visit eyes of five Mexican men flashed that they were going to do reportedly includes stops in Warsaw, a spark of recognition. The story something about it. They went on Holy Spirit who empowers our The primate, Cardinal Jozef Glempol Warsaw Czestochowa, Poznan, Wroclaw and Cracow. unfolded. strike. lives." and Gniezno, made the announcement as he Also said to be included is Piekary Slaskie, a 1 The previous day they had Two hours later, after much Living in Warren, Ark., has arrived in Rome for a week of meetings with the mining center in Silesia where a popular Mai ian received their first paychecks heated discussion, an agreement taught me a lot, about evangeliza- pope and Vatican ollicials. shrine is located. since coming to work in the tomato was signed, and the migrants went tionn and about Gospel challen­ " I am happy to be in Italy,” Cardinal Glemp At first, according to Polish sources, the fields. They were depressed about back to work. As I stood there, ges I ’ve also learned that Pedro told reporters at Rome's Fiumicino airport, military government was unwilling to allow the the long days, meager wages, Pedro’s face flashed in my mind was a victim, not only of a “ particularly now that the Holy Father s trip to pontiff to visit the mining area, where sympathy living conditions and being away and again, inside me, came murderer but ol a sinful social Poland from June 16-22 has been oiiicially for the government-outlawed Solidarity labor from family. * another realization — out of reality. I know, too, that things decided.'' union is strong. Stricken by the government from They felt a party would cheer violent conditions can come can change when people unite. the pope's preierred itinerary, according to the them up. They paid a bootlegger creative' and life-giving respon­ Pedro did not die in vain: he The pope visited Poland in 1979, shortly after lives resurrected in the hope and his election as pontiff. 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Ne sales pitch: tam e and killed after being set but prior to industrial machines Joe 833 St. Elizabeth High School, Pleasant Hills - Card party, publication will ne hilled at half SATURDAY, MARCH I« 335 WANTED 7576 gym , 8 p.m. Also baked goods and dessert Fo r tickets at $3 rate. Classified "kills" cannot be accepted after 11A M Mon. for ZONA TOM« TO BU Y TAMBE LUM CATERING Women’s Guild and Century Club, S c Clare, Clairton - call 881-2983 (before 3 p.m .) or Joann Rudge, 882-6529 current week's issue. NIAGARA FALL« For weddings, banquets, Coffee and doughnut get-together for parishioners A LL—Fine old wooden furniture anniversaries all occasions H i following all Masses Saturday. 7 p.m. and all Sunday N a im Guild — S t. Mary of Mercy. Downtown, following wanted Cedar chest, dining 4155 M asses 7:38 p.m. Mass Dancing, social, cards. 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Motel *__ 2 9 9 fnutaaaat p p oo AMERICAN FLYER. LIONEL. embossed or engraved, Calvary Episcopal Church, Shadysldr ■ Organ recital by IVES—Toy trains and acces­ stationery, napkins, favors, Herman Beriinski, 8 p.m. Women’s Guild, Nativity, Broughton — F r Tom Sm ith and . PREGNANT? cat a t * Wa also do Charter sory. By collector. Any age or missals. Discount prices. The Evangels," 8 p.m., DonabetUun Hall For tickets at 88 Shirley Stationery Co 421-4886 Le t'I talk about your option» Work. condition PAY UP TO $5*81 Duquesne West M ifflin K o f C 421« — Fam ily day. 1 to 5 c a li 881-8856 o r 655-4721 a fte r 5 p m 276-5325 or 421-2792 MOTLMf Httini-tOi C A LL NOW: p .m ., c o u n c il hom e, 2017 P e n n s y lv a n ia A v e . M u s ic by M a tt BUYING OLD WOOOEN- WEDDING INVITATION- Cerate and his Bavarian Troupadors and Pittsburgh F r e e Library auditorium, Carnegie — Slide show on riwixiniirr tcstmo w i-«*» 821.M per 188 and up. Business 90S Psnii Am wn, Downtown JO E OR CATHY Furniture. antique, glassware Slovakians. Ethnic food booths featuring Slovak. German, Sh ro u d of Turin. 7:30 p.m.. 300 Be» chwood Ave Also Cards $19.75 per 1080 Fo r 8*10 AM W. 11-1 PM MTTFS’ and estates. Thank you for Italian, Irish and Mexican dishes. Cost, $2 for adults, $1 for donations accepted for food bank ZONA TOURS calling. 364-6891.______appointment call So. Hills Sales F#8Q and confKfonMta vnformition Company. Dormonl 561-0859. children. Proceeds benefit council’s scholarship fund 7 5 2 - 0 7 0 1 CASH—For old oak furniture. St Michael, South Side ’ ’Veronica's Veil," 2:30 and 7:30 ; Furnishing old home. Not YO U C A L L - W e haul. No job to St. George Junior Tamburitzans, Cokeburg - Dinner p.m.. 21 P iu s St For reservations (required) call 431-5550 > 7 5 2 - 2 2 0 0 small. Attic, garages, base­ antique dealer. Call 361-4185 honoring Joseph Grcevich, musical director, 4 p.m., ALTfONATtVet TO AKOATION MC. ments, cleaned. Old appliances LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER. removed. Free est. Dave 381- Croatian Home, Cokeburg. Ladles Guild, Kof C Council 3868, Carrirh - Luncheon- ■ IVES. BUDDY L-Trains. 1177. card party, noon Tickets by calling 884-5946 or at the door Collector w ill pay top dollar. Any MONDAY. MARCH 21 V IA TO U R Ö age or condition. E le c tric ot Women’s Guild, Ascension, Ingram - Fashion show, card j PREGNANT? Cherry Bloaaom wind-up 343-2690 ____ 510 ENTERTAINMENT Ladieo Guild and C brisk tan Mother*. St. (a then nr. party, 12 30 p.m.. Ascension Hall. Cost, $5 And you didn't moan to b*? A p r il 8-10 I1 SO LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER. Wildwood — Day of recollection, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. For ■ tree pregnancy teat and IVES TRAINS—Notre Dame A BAND FOR YOUR SPECIAL Atlantic City EVEN TS—You and your guests Fidelis; Herman. For reservations and car pool AMICI — Get-together at Entertainment City for Catholic confidential support. Alumus will pay up to $18.000 A p r il 10-12 $105 will enjoy THE MUSIC inform ation call Ann Hochreiter, 625-1672. singles, ages 21-35. For information call Johnny. 653-3819 or CALL BIRTHRIGHT Any condition anywhere. Lorie, 653-7705. Collector. Drew Bauer 821-3389. B R O T H E R BAN D . 885-1123.265- Mayoradaia Maple TUESDAY, MARCH 22 621-1988 821-4851 1112.______Festival B a c h Choir of Pittsburgh — Concert featuring works oi St. Gabriel of Sorrowful Virgin, Whitehall — "Touch ol ORIENTAL RUGS—Wanted ANNOUNCEMENT: PITTS­ April 14 $90 BURGH’S MOST POPULAR Bach, Britten, 8 p.m.. Church of the Ascension, Neville and Spring III." luncheon-card party. 12:30 p.m.. O'Connell Any size, age, condition. Look in DISC JOCKEY-Exuerienced Ellsworth Aves., Shadyside. Tickets are $6, $4 for senior Hall, 5200 Green ridge Dr. Also Chinese auction. For Williamsburg Grandma's attic, basement Top CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS- consulant and professional reservations at $3.50 call 884-5227. Benefit ol St PeterChild A p r il 14-17 990« prices paid 371-6363 anytime. citizens and students. Personalize dating service entertainment service for your Development Center. Lancaster / Harahsy Catholics' free to marry in the WANTED—Old dolls, toys, wedding reception. Sonny's THURSDAY. MARCH 84 SUNDAY. MARCH 27 church. Write: BOX 13047. Pgh.. A p r il 15-16 998 trains, childrens furniture. Best Record R ev ue 241-2212. P A 15243 N ashville prices paid. 881-7830. BAND- SECOND WIND Marian Guild, St. Alexis, Wexford—C u rd p a r ty . 6 30 p m „ St. Paul Monastery, South Side — Organ recital by Carolyn THANKS-To Jesus. Mary I St. WANTED USED FURNI- offering the latest in current top Leonard H all. Fo r tickets call 364-3492. A p r il 21-24 8228 Slaugh, 8 p.m.. featuring works of Scheldt, Bach. Karam. Jude for favors rendered from a T U R E—And antique. One piece 40 m usic, ethnic, music, 50's. Lahmer and Peelers. Novena to St. Jude. 3 Hail Reading or complete house full. Give us a 60't. country, and standards, FRIDAY. MARCH 2$ Mary's. Our Fathers. A Glorias. A p r il 28-30 888 call to see what we buy. Crafton 731-5412. 885-5870. Trading Post 922-4441. 10-5. St. James, Wilkinsbnrg - Organ recital by Homer E.R.W. BAND—For weddings, parties. St. Catherine of Siena, Beechvlew — Lenten fish fry. each Pick up points closed Tuesdays 4 Sundays. Wickline, 3 p.m.. guest, Kathy Evans, mezzo-soprano, THANKS-To Our Lord. B1 Butler / Monroe villa Good varily. Spectrum. 5 Friday of Lent. 5 to 7 p.m., 1901 Broadway Ave. Fish Mother, all the Saints, esp.. St. WANTED ROYAL DOULTON- persons including vocalist. $350, dinner, $3.85: shrimp of deviled crab, $4.85: children's singing Purcell. Joseph. St. Ann. St. Anthony.St. Pittsburgh Figurines, mugs etc. Also 885-2129. 443-2129 d in n e r, $1. FOR DETAILS CALL St. Michael, South Side - "Veronica's Veil," 1 and 5.30 Jude. Padre Pio, St. Therse. quality antiques and figural CELEBRATE-Your special F o r take-outs ca ll 561-9466. Mother Therese of Jesus O. items. C all 412-366-0201 evenings p.m. (final performances of the season), 21 Pius St. For TOM SIMPSON occasion with music by Carm for favors received. reservations, required, call 431*5550 362-8888 336-3355 after 6 PM only. ETERNITY. Excellent in all St. M ary, Beaver Falls — Lenten fish fry. each Friday of S.M.B WANTED—Old furniture. type of music. Call 487-4930 or Lent. 4 to 7 p.m., school dining room. Adults, $3.95: T H A N K SG IV IN G —Novena to painted dishes, glassware, WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Muss for shut-ins, 6:30 a.m. Fr. 881-8276 c h ild re n . $2.95. A ll w elco m e. Aloysius Carasellu, OSB. pastor ol St. Bartholomew. St. Jude and Mother of lamps, stain glass, gold jewelry, CLEO THE CLOWN—Whole— Perpetual Help. Many request silverplaled 4 sterling flatware. Crabtree. Choir and congregation from the parish Mass VIA SOMe Musical. Mirth. Magic Synod Hall, Oakland — New Pittsburgh Chamber dolls, wind-up toys, teddy bears, have ben granted. K.S. Mime, Puppets, Participation Orchestra in concert, 8 p.m. Tickets, $6: $3 for students and interpreted for the deaf. oriental rugs, mirrors, clocks, THANK YOU-St Therese and Surprises! 361-3265. _____ most old things. For cash call senior citizens. . Jude for favors received. l.R . TRAVELS INC. St. Anne, Castle Shannon — Passion cantata His Last A Bonded Tour Broken Dorothy befor selling 279-0359, COMBO—The Godfathers- Days," by Dallas Holme. 8:15 p.m.. in the church. 'HANK YOU-Dear Infant of 242-0451. ______Music for all occasions, Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Passiontide weekend retreat, conducted by Fr. Francis X. Hanley, C.S.Sp.. on Hoodridge Drive. Featuring choir ol Nativity Church' Vague, Sacred Heart, Blessed WANTED—Old tools, toys, satisfaction for all ages. 761 directed by Robert Luft. Free and open to all Receptionj ,1 other and her Rosary. Saints: 4121 theme "Living the Great Commandment. Offering. $50. dolls, pictures, paper memora­ follows. knne. Theresa. Dymphna. bilia. small furniture 4 vantage DISC JOCKEY/PERSON ABLE F o r re s e rv a tio n s c a ll 681-6)80 ’hilomena. Anthony. Joseph, ENTERTAINER—Highly rated clothes. 441-5333. 4 to 6. K of C, Council 4029 — Swiss steak dinner. 3 to 6 p.m.. lude. Peregrine for a ll the AMITY TOURS through Tri-State. Booking open Christian Mothers Guild, St. Alphonsus, Wexford — B u ffe t irayers You all have answered ESCORTEE BIN TOURS dates in 1983-84 For weddings, supper and annual spring card party, 7 p.m. For council hull. 1248 Evergreen Ave., Millvule. Adults. $5 ind are still answering. I love 390 MISCELLANEOUS anniversaries, reunions, social reservations at $5 call Betty Laiiger, 935-2512. children, $2.50. ou all. G.M.M. LIBERACE SHOW/ and private hinctions: dub U S E B E E P O L L E N —G o d i engagements. Extensive record THANK YOU—St. Jude for DUTCH COUNTRY •10 RESORTS AND favors granted. Sorry I'm late Apr. 4-5 $85 M írele food. C all 681-9608. lib ra ry of music from 3D's to 80's. 520 PROFESSIONALS 600 HOME 802 SHARE A HOME Please continue to help: E.J.C . CHERRY BLOSSOM For detail and reservation, call VACTION PROPERTY Steve 412-881-1024 SERVICES IMPROVEMENTS WASHINGTON DC 400 MISCELLANEOUS 120 TO U R S Apr. 8-10 (1 Kaer) $159 D J— With Music-U-Like BO A R D IN G H O M E - F o r the OCEAN CITY MD-Make your SALES Wedding—all occasions. At a FURNITURE REUPHOL- vacation plans now. Call - M ay 20-22 (1 Danr) $156 STERING—And Custom made elderly. Must be ambulatory. reasonable price. Je rry 884-6431 State licensed. Reasonable ra n Shoreline Properties 1-600-638 ONE DAY—FranciscansT.O.R WILLIAMSBURG/ H O M I F O R slipcovers. Fumiturerepairing 3580 For your vacation condo EASTER CLOTHING For pre DOC STEWART AND THE 761 3946 trips. April 23. Emmilsburg-St BUSCH GARDEN Registered upholsterers. rental or for Brochure teen girl. Sofa, coffe table, lamp, ASSOCIATES—Ideal music for THE ELDERLY Elizabeth Seton Shrine, etc. $40 antique rocker, odd pieces. Lowest prices. Free est. 17 yrs.. May 14 A Oct. 29. Erie Shopping wedding receptions or dances Regular Service* exp. Lou, John. 361-8101. A pril 17-24 Sew ickley Area 741-6356. Band indudes male vocalist. 809 APARTMENTS N.P.C. Outlets. Value City, etc, Reasonable Rates Fl6Ai6A dinner. $23. Sept. U. Loreto PA, Ju n e 25-28 HOMEMADE COOK I ES-By Day 483-5130. Evenings 684-8122. HANDYMAN—All types honte TO REN T *239 Christian Atmosphere repairs. Plumbing, heating, Barb 4 Rose. $2.00 per doz meal included. $23. information O ct. 20-23 (2 meals) FOR POLISH POLKAS- VACATION Nulhoms. ladylocks. etc. Call Muat be Ambulatory eletrical. cement 4 yard work Ju lie Casey 682-2072. 7 Robinson Standards and a bit ol BRIGHTON HEIGHTS-Du PI« Your 1963 Escapi Hew! St.. 15213. IndMduals 4 Groups, 822-7152 or 821-6132. Very reasonable, promt service plex 1st f t .5 rm. bath, laundry, everything, music for all 787-1841 Jim 431-3026 Exclusive Ocean Village T RIP TO POLAND-July 7-29 Let us lake you to WEDDING GOWNS—National occasions and places. Call equipped kitchen, w/w. good Resort on Hutchinson Island Pittsburgh to Warsaw. Non-Stop Florida 4 Epcot Cantor advertised bridal samples. Lenny 27*3850 INSULATION—Carpentry. transportation, adults, no pets, Beautifully furnished 1 BR Includes Motorcoach P e r fe c t $3-4-500.00 va lu e s. Railings. Bathrooms. Alumi­ $315 plus. 766--1608 after 6 P M Condo, sleeps 4. first floor flight. $749 round trip. Call 471 "HAVING AN AFFAIR’’— transportation. 7 Nights Priced $100 and up. Also num Siding, Soffit 4 Fascia, 3000 Private Beech. Sauna. 5887 or Sa lly 487-8571. _____ Don't keep it a secret. For S i bradera Rasi donee' PERJUfSVILLE AVE. ARÉA- coordinating Bridematds and Porches, Sidewalks. Block, Jacuzzi, Pool. Free Golf and lodging, 2 day admission musical entertainment at StMi Appvwti R r ih M i N m Matufe or Senior citizen, Mothers' Gowns. Call Terri 462- Brick. Hauling. Roofing. furnished apt $250 including Tennis, Exquisite Restaurant Epcot Canter. Disney wedding Call KEN COOK hr tatotawy 8 C— dawst Windows Fully insured. Free World. Cypress Gardens, 2535 for evening appointments. M US1CUNUM ITED 279 6807 util. 321-8927.______& Lounge Maid Service B n i a t a a s . Est. 266-9095 included Only IM S per Visit to St. Augustine and "ONE MAN BAND" OR REGENT SQUARE—3RM week May 1 through Dec 4. Daytona Beach. Escorted INTERIOR PAINTING— bath, w/w carpet ting, private "COMBO**—Music for all Mn. assSi Mrssa S Jt Ex terio r painting. 22 yrs. exp, 1983 from Pittsburgh. CHOCOLATE enterance. no pets, garage occasions, complete with organ, M Haw Munta* Of, Very reasonable Insured. Fret Bettor then a motel accordian. bass sound. C all A vailable A pril 1st 242-9658 SUNDAY 4 vam» a w n «am — est. 673-5163. For information and pictures DAYTONA ORACH Apr 17-24 Je f f 276-3154. ST. JAMES/WILKINS8URG— Mar. 23 - Apr. 1 0370 Ju ly 1-8 ONE DAY ONLY LANDSCAPING—Clean-up Don’t Delay. Do it today Mar. 20,11 AM — 4 PM PROFESSIONAL EXPER 3rd. ft. 4mv. and bath, adults, CALL 431-2614 MYSTERY TOUR??? Oct. 16-23 yards, trimming hedges and no pels. Avail. April 1st. $250 Nov 6-13 IE N C E D D J —Dance m usic 50 s wUM Caua scrubs, tree removal; hauling Mar. 26-27 0130.80 *289 to 80's for banquets, schools. plus. 2nd. fl2rms & bath, Robert Fenton 531-7660.341-7640 MYRTLE BEACH 25% OFF Call adults, no pels. Avail May 1st. CHIRRY OLOOOOM AM Chocolate Wedding receptions my Florida Apr. 6-10 0008 specialty Music Magic 673-6936 924-2191 PLASTERING—Free est $200 plus, 683-2186 Apr. 19-24 Choc. Mol da/4 FIMIng Patching specialty, insured. 4 W ILLI AM 80 URG STARDUST-Music for all. dean Dan Jones 243-0960 Vacation Tima Apr. 21-24 0030 M ay 10-15 *299 50% OFF Weddings, anniversaries, ON THC GOLD COAST PLASTERING-Large and MYRTLE ORACH O ct. 17-22 (7 meals) Candy Making Books parties, banquet. Any occasion CATHEDRAL call Chuck 521-7744. TRINITY small repairs. Also interior A Large Sandy Beach, Apr. 16-22 0309 NASHVILLE/OPRY FnsgBtwMan painting Same business over 30 Jacuzzi, Many other ORAND OLE OPRV THE DIPLOMATS COMBO- HOUSE yrs. M artin 631-0065 DISTRICT Nutcricktr Swut Featuring male vocalist. attractions. Close to Apr. 22-24 0108 29-May 2q 814 WESTERN ST Apr. Shop Weddings 4 Banquets our PLUM BING—Paneling. Re shopping, fine reetau- APPLR OLOOOOM 1215 N. Canal St. Shsrpsburg W TARENTUM. PA 15084 Ju ly 21-24 *239 specialty For a variety of fine modeling. Furnace Work. Sewer Select one 2BR, 2 rants and church«* F E O T IV A L A Christian Home for Cleaning 421-2147 ______Aug. 11-14 (3 meals) 784-9449 music. Call 922-4394/367-6424. bath apartment for f*r WWRHiM •> V wrtt* OHENANDOAH the Elderly where the SAULT 4TE. MARIE THE JOEY JAY ORCHES­ R.DX. HOME CARE—Kite LORE PALM MOTEL V A L L E Y T R A —Musk- for all occasions. Re s idenis are Tree tod hens, gamerooms, ceiling* May 1 st Occupancy. 747 8. 8m m 8*4. The little band with the big band floors, replacement windows Well Located, De­ Apr. 29 - May 1 0140 500 SERVICES as ChMdren of God. ta p a la * tarta. IM87 HOLLAND TULIP sound. Phone 222-5775. and door*. Complete remodel OFFERED STATE LICENSED ing. 464-0697 luxe. Elev. Bldg. May 10-13 0008 Jun e 6-11 TIRED OF HIGH PRICED 24 HOUR STAFFING Rental W O O per 412-661-3434 OTTAWA CANADA Sept. 20-25 B A N D S ?—W ant continuous non­ ROOFING—Siding, soffit. <359 ATTORNEY—Wills, Estates. stop music! Hire a D J $100. Call VISITORS ALWAYS fascia or any type of remodeling May 18-20 0318 mon., plus slec. Fam ily. Criminal. Real Estates. Chuck. 761-1766 after 5p.m. WELCOME We handle U.R.S. and Impact W IL D W O O D HAWAII Garage optional. Nov. 14-21 E Corporations. Bankruptcy. Loans. 431-5795 901 HOUSE May 23-26 0010 Disability. Unemployment and WEDDING MUSIC BY KLOCK ______$988 WORK—8 yrs. in Pittsburgh ROOF REPAIRING—Slate root FO R SA LE TORONTO HOLIDAY W orkers' Compensation. For Information please area. All types of music for your our speciality, down spouting CALL May 28-30 0108 Attorney Paul R. Giba. 885-5588 Pick-up Points in special evening. Bernie 884-7557 chimney pointing 4 painting All SIX ROOMS BRICK-Ownet ATLANTIC CITY McKeesport & Pittsburgh DIANE’S SECRETARIAL “* 224-8530 work quarantee 4 free est MI- open house March 19. 20, 1-4 Every Monday 000 IM S Instara* AvdiaMa SERVICE—Resume service, 520 PROFESSIONALS 2944 2 8 1 -5 4 5 7 I'M Inland. West Mifflin. 441- ttarnight-AccomodaCMrM academic, business and ROOFS REPAIRED—Leeks 8898 details, appointments. personal typing. Word process­ SERVICES Every Sun/Fri. 038.00 GROUPS fixed, gutters coated, tin work ing equipment. 464-1618. Indudrig 982 in Rebates Lais us do your planning INCOME TAX PREPARED—In 600 HOME pointed Since 1962. G Quigley tor 1983. HAULING, CLEAN-UP-Attn, your home or business 15% IMPROVEMENTS 613-2757. 766-4068 í ^ í K % í K 'K í í ! < ,WXW ¡-> >XW f/W :- X ,:-X-X,>K-X'{,:<->WM-XrX-> PLAYBOY CABBBO Group Leaders as* about garages, cellars. Fair prices, discount. South Hills Accounting SENIOR CITIZENS—Have your move anything, day 828-6614, May 3-5 000 831-9538. -W ood walls washed or painted at our Bonus Ptmn. night 782-4492 CARPENTRY WORK LAST MINUTE—Income taxes replacement windows, porches, prices you can afford. 241-5953 Call for addMenal prepared.. Individuals, small kitchens, ceilings, doors, ana day 8 anre. CALL AMITY T0UR8 WALLPAPER 4 PAINTING— RT 51 PLEASANT HM.LS business All new tax laws game room*, dry wall. South Interior 4 exuerior painting CLASSIFIED RATES CALL EARTH TOURS ACROSS FROM EAT N PARK considered. Call for appoint Hills Ares. Free estimates. 344- GAETANO ’S Discount on all wall coverings. EtlecUve Januery 1,1983 700-0000 371-0000 884-2707 882-2707 IMOUfTMUi« ment today. 621-2118. 7444. F re e est. George T racy 462-463S. Pana H its Bhap. Ctr. Natal M CaBIM CATEMOS SERVIGI LICENSED PRIVATE—Home CARPENTER—Interior or 381 7048 — NON-COMMERCIAL RATES— 11683 POM HILLS ORVE Xour loc H pw to Own for elderly, cooked meals, color Exterior. Small or large. At the WALL WASHING—Painting PITTSBURGH PA 1S83S 884-2707 8827707 cable T V . 761-7656 right price. Call Ron 655-7514. Chart* Buses Available. 818 Broadway Am. house cleaning, window MINIMUM CHARGE McKaat Rocks, PA 15139 CARPET CLEANING—Wall cleaning, paper cleaning, and 771-0338 washing, windows, painting replace window ropes, grass Each word.25 cents Experienced complete home cutting. Go anywhere. Free est 18 Words..$4.50 030 FUNERAL DIRECTORS care, quality work, tree est. Cull C all 481-5866 C H A R L A N E L u rry 461-7119. — —COMMERCIAL RATES--- IRISH CENTRE of nrrsBuaan CEMENT WORK-Porches. ROOF EXPERTS MINIMUM CHARGE steps, garages, walls, brick Forward Ave. Sq. Hid M A N O R i ROOft REPAIRED work, glass block windows, etc. OR REPLACED HALL RENTAL 18Words..$5.50 E a c h w o rd .38 cen ts H O M E Free est Call Frank 731-1311. MO JOS TOO SIÊALL ACCOMMODATES SAME OAY SERVICE BEINHAUEE 150-500 P E O P L E F O R T H E CEMENT—Brick work, side­ FBEE EST. 8884 M8. DeadSne 11 AM. Monday walks. driveways, porches, 242-9335 ELDERLY patios, drywalls. basements 4 734-9069 ^4 m** NEAR MCKEESFOHT HOSPITAL garage. Free est. Cali Joe 262- 471-1252 STATE LICENSED 5899 Bathtubs Rssurficad SHOWER 4 WEDDMQ For Information ENERGY SAVERS—Thermal THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC FAVORS on A d m M o n a Saya ovar $1500 ouar now Replacement Windows. Glass tub tnatababon. 110 THIRD AVENUE .PGH .PA .15222 and DECORATIONS PLEASE CALL Block, Storm Doors Complete Home Remodeling. One call 120503 ta n g WaaUy Circulât tan PARTY THEE Guaranteed $ 1 6 9 . 9 5 Birthday Favors. Etc. does all. Free est. John 373-3774. 751-9513 PMCELAIN MIKE FEIM ERB CO.inc RESURFACING 120 Seventh St.. Pgh. P* 15222 672-9011 Want ÄW 291-0490 Bring Results! 327-1495 Page 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 18,1983 Diocesan news Book review 'APagea Day for Lent

renewal and spiritual growth. It is would be more likely to remind of "A Page a Day tor Lent 1983, " easy to iorget that this is Lent and the day and the effort to renew. edited by Barbara Sullivan. CSJ. that we should be spending special It could be placed on the bulletin Paulist Press, Ramsey, N Y. 1982 time together with the Lord in board or bn the refrigerator door. 104 pages. $2.50 prayer and attention to the It could be scotch-taped on the mirror in the bathroom or kept at By FR. STEVEN PALSA process of renewal. Sister Barbara has succeeded in the corner of the desk. It could be making the readings of the day used for doodling on the desk, and l My high school Latin teacher that, too, would have the once remarked, the memory is apply to the ordinary tasks of life and work. Each page of the advantage of continually drawing \ the faculty of the mind that the attention of the Lenten forgets." His lifestyle was booklet has a reference to the readings in the liturgy that day, “ pilgrim” on the path. evidence of the proposition, as his -A Page a Day for Lent 1983” is I desk blotter had dozens of small, and attempts to make the reading concrete and alive. a way for busy people to come to V index-sized notes tucked in the appreciate the emphasis of corners to remind him of For Sunday, March 13, for example she askes "when does the continual care and attention to % meetings, appointments and one's spiritual growth and special observances. Pharisee come out in me (grumbling), and what in me do I relationship to the Lord during If we were assigned homework this time of the year. Written for of course we were obliged to write consider to be ‘outcast* (what don’t I like)?” Each page gives believers of all ages, young and the matter down in our notebook. not so young can gain strength in No one could be constantly some kind of direction for the person to make the reading of the its words for reflection and action. remembering all of the many Each page contains a happy blend details necessary for proper day relevant and meaningful for the rest of the day. A project might of eomtemplative and active study. In actually doing prayer. homework, it was always good to be suggested like reaching out to welcome the outcast. Just go down to the local W write it down and, if memorizing Catholic book store and pick up a conjugations or declensions, to put Each page is decorated with Paul Seneca, coach of the St. Bartholomew School, hold their trophies as St. Bartholomew won its simple but interesting illustra­ copy to use during the last half of Penn Hills, girls varsity basketball team, holds the third consecutive diocesan girls grade school these in writing so that the eye and Lent. With the little messages the hand could be coordinated for tions that will help the person championship trophy and the team members basketball title on March 13. visualize an aspect of the scattered around the home or the task of remembering. business, Lent can be a very "A Page a Day for Lent 1983" is liturgical reading or the theme of the day. Every page is a tear-out meaningful time of renewal and Sports roundup a great way to remind ourselves turning to the Lord.______that we are celebrating a time of so that it can be put in a place that St. Bartholomew girls win □ AAAA AAA ***** □ fTest tube baby9 talk set Nassif, Wendy Gunser, and Amy The Class B final will be played Defending champion St. Dr. Donald DeMarco, who has written International Bartholomew, Penn Hills, took its Favero. Coach of the team is Bill at 1:15 p.m. and the Class A final extensively on abortion, human sexuality and the third consecutive diocesan Egan. will be played at 2:45 p.m. family, will speak hereon "In Vitro Fertilization: Catholic grade school girls varsity Admission is $1 for adults and 50 Are We Dehumanizing Reproduction?” on Rose of Tralee basketball title with a 37-15 victory cents for students. Tuesday, March 22, at 7:30 p.m. Forty-six teams started in the over St. Philip, Crafton. His lecture will be presented in the auditorium To get to the diocesan finals, The boys Catholic grade school two-division tourament which of the University of Pittsburgh's Graduate School C o n t e s t which were played March 13 at the varsity basketball championship played the first game on March 3. of Public Health on DeSoto St. Sponsoring it is the TRALEE, CO. KERRY, IRELAND St. George gymnasium in game will be played Sunday, Coalition for Bio-Ethical Standards, a group of March 20 at the Central Catholic 9th Annual Pennsylvania Allentown, St. Bartholomew • * • local pro-life, pro-family organizations and defeated St. Anthony, Mill vale, 60- High School gymnasium, individuals that was formed after Magee- Finals w ill be held 28: St. Catherine, Beechview, 40- Oakland. Women's Hospital announced that it was 12; and St. Sebastian, 31-20. The consolation game will be The Canevin High School ice investigating the possibility of establishing an in St. Bart's starters are Cathleen played at 2 p.m. and the hockey team received a first- vitro fertilization or "test tube baby" clinic. The FRIDAY, JUN E 10, 9:00 P.M Shantz, Caroline Shantz, Marisa championship game will be round bye in the Pennsylvania hospital trustees announced March 14 the Schafer, Kelly O'Keefe and Anne played at 3:30 p.m. Interscholastic Hockey Associa­ hospital would establish such a clinic. With Entertainment By Alfer. Other team member are Admission is $1.50 for adults and tion’s western regional play-offs Dr. DeMarco is an associate prolessor of Melina Vivino, Jessica Antonucci, $1 for students. for the AAA division. Canevin, the philosophy at the University of St. Jerome s THE DERMOT O’BRIEN Linda Ketterer, Melissa South Hills Hockey League College in Ontario, Canada, associate editor of SHOW BAND Bartolomeo, Mary Lou Arke, champs, will play the winner of the quarterly. Child and Family, and a member of Kelly Murphy, Pam Lawhorne, the Greensburg Central Catholic/ the international board of directors of Birthright. Blarney Stone Restaurant Jody Mazzei, LaVerne Watts, The 1983 Girls Catholic P e te rs Tow nship gam e on The lecture is open to the public, with admission 30 GRANT AVE., ETNA. PGH., PA. 15223 roundball classic grade school Joyce Craddock and Carolyn Monday, March 21 at 7 p.m. at the $2 per person, $1 for students. Jones. basketball tournament will be Mount Lebanon ice rink. Coach Paul Seneca and his played March 25, 26 and 27 at Deadline for Contestants assistant, Florence Weale, will Central Catholic High School. Seminar on stress take the team this weekend to the The all-star teams in the Quigley High School and the Medical Center of May 27,1983 state Catholic girls grade school tournament are made up of 40 Beaver County will present a seminar, "A ll About For Reservations and Further Info. varsity championships in Altoona. sixth grade basketball players The Ozanam Cultural Center Stress In Your Life," on Tuesday, March 22 at 7 CALL: EILEEN McSWIGAN They will play St. Thomas School and 40 eighth grade basketball will begin AAU Junior Olympic p.m. at the high school, Quigley Drive, Baden. of Corry, representing the Erie players. basketball clinics on Sunday, Conducting the seminar will be Leslie Rainaldi 521-2651 diocese, in the first round. Schedule of games include: April 10 at Reizenstein Middle and Victoria Alberti who are on the st*ff of the St. Bartholomew finished the March 25 — North vs. South, sixth School. medical center's education and research season with a 34-0 record. The grade, at 7 p.m.; and North vs. The clinic schedule: boys ages department. Topics to be covered include: the team's record over the last three South, eighth grade, at 8:30 p.m. 13 and under, 9 to 10:30 a.m.; girls body's response to stress, sources and signs of years is 121-1 and includes the 1981 March 26 — East vs. West, sixth ages 14 and under, 10:30 a.m. to stress, self-assessment, and coping strategies. state championship. grade, at 7 p.m.: and East vs. noon; girls ages 16 and under, There will also be a question and answer session. In the girls grade school junior West, eighth grade, at 8:30 p.m. noon to 1:30 p.m.; boys ages 15 and Anyone who is experiencing or who knows varsity final, Our Lady of Loreto, March 27 — Sixth grade under, 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m.; and someone who is experiencing anxiety is invited to The Brookline, defeated St. Bartholo­ consolation game at 3 p.m. : eighth boys ages 17 and under, 3 to 4:30 attend. The program is free and open to the mew, 37-25. grade consolation game at 4:30 p.m. public. Free parking will also be available. Our Lady of Loreto also p.m.: sixth grade consolation Coaches are asked to register Eileen Jordan defeated Nativity, Broughton, 62- game at 6 p.m.: eighth grade their outstanding players by Jr. Tammies in show 20; St. Bonaventure, Glenshaw, championship game at 7:30 p.m. calling Carl Kohlman at 281-4046 43-30; and St. Cyril of Alexadria, before Wednesday, March 23. No The Junior Tamburitzans of the South Hills will Memorial Care Center * • * North Side, 38-23. The team was player will be accepted who has present their third annual concert Saturday, March 26, at 7 p.m. in the Mellon Junior High undefeated this season. not been registered by his/her A Personal Care Facility Members of the championship * The championship games for coach and who has not filled out School auditorium, Washington Rd., Mt. learn are starters Maureen the ninth annual St. Mary (46th the proper forms. Lebanon. The group is made up of 42 members 600 Lincoln Highway North Versailles, PA 15137 McConnell, Michele Talak, Street) junior novice boys grade To be eligible no no boy can turn between the ages of 8 and 18. Admission is $3 lor LICENSED BY PA DEPT. OF PUBLIC WELFARE Melissa Talak, Tina Vezendy, school basketball tournament will 14, 16 or 18 before Sept. 1,1983 and adults and $1 for children under 12. Tickets will be • Private & Semi-Private. 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Holy Week book» 'Miss Smiling Irish Eyes9 Musical festival Msgr. Panza honored The Diocesan Music Festival, sponsored by the The Holy Name Office has available prayer This year’s “ Miss Smiling Irish Eyes," Bridget Msgr. Paul D. Panza, a priest of the Altoona service booklets for individuals or parishes to use Catholic Laymen's Educational Association, will Johnstown Diocese, has been named a prelate ol Connolly, reigned at the annual St. Patrick's Day beheld Sunday, March 27 at 2:15 p.m. at the Syria during Holy Week. The diocesan office also has a parade in Pittsburgh last Saturday. honor and member of the papal household by supply of Good Friday Observance cards for Mosque. Pope John Paul II. ^ businesses (10 x 15 inches) announcing closings To be featured on the program will be the Msgr. Panza is a native of Sharp*burg and primary, intermediate and junior high school from noon to 3 p.m. on Good Friday. attended St. Francis Seminary in Loretto prior to choruses; the diocesan All—Star Band formed The booklets, at 50 cents each, can be used for his ordination in 1954. He offered his first Mass in from the North, South and Central district honors the traditional Holy Thursday Seven Church his home parish of Madonna of Jerusalem in bands; and the Young People’s Symphony Walk and includes short prayers, intentions, BRIDGET Sharpsburg. Members of the choruses and instrumental liturgical readings, alternate readings and a CONNOLLY He presently is pastor of SS. Peter and Paul in groups are students representing numerous litany of petitions. Philipsburg and he is a former notary for the The Good Friday Observance cards are 35 cents diocesan schools. tribunal, assistant diocesan master of Sister Anne McDonough, CSJ, music ceremonies, and chancellor for the Altoona - each (plus postage), supervisor for diocesan schools, is the music The Holy Name Office is located in the Johnstown Diocese. festival director. Sister M. Serafina, OP. is the Diocesan Building, 111 Blvd. of the Allies. A senior at St. Paul Cathedral High School in He is the son of the late Salvatore and Rose diocesan instrumental coordinator. Chairpersons Downtown Pittsburgh. 15222. Phone number is Oakland, she was crowned by Allegheny County Panza and the brother of Michelina Corrado and Commissioner Tom Foerster. Bridget was for the honors bands are Barbara Wilson, Paul 456-3081. Frances Adams, both of Sharpsburg, Seven« selected by a committee headed by Sara Williams and Barbara Salak. Panza of Carrick and Rita Frollini of Gletuhaw Madigan, president of the Ancient Order of Admission is $2 for adults, $1 for children or Priest» oppose aid Hibernians’ Ladies Auxiliary. three children's tickets for $2.50. Tickets will be Attendants were Elaine Marie Walsh of available at the door. Proceeds benefit the Tammies in 'gala' The members of the Association of Pittsburgh Brookline, a freshman at Community College of Quigley Memorial Center, West End The Tamburitzan National Folk Arts Centei P rin ts have announced their opposition to the Allegheny County, and Maura Ann Parks of North Inc. will host its fourth annual "Heritage Gala' Reagan Administration's request for $60 million Side, a junior at North Catholic High School. Franciscan gathering Monday, March 21, at 6 p.m. at Christopher's, Mt in military aid to El Salvador and they expressed Washington. The program will feature t opposition to the involvement of more U.S. Croatian dinner Sister Jeanette Clare McDonnell, OSF, a performance by the Duquense Universit) advisers in that nation. Joseph Grcevich, musical director of the the St member of the Glen Riddle. Pa., Franciscans will Tamburitzans. For information call 391-0805 "W e reject any future funding of the address the Millvale Franciscans on Sunday, government forces that the (U.S) Congress has George Junior Tamburitzans of the Croatian March 20 at the Mt. Alvernia motherhouse. Sister already authorized for fiscal year 1983; and the Fraternal Lodge 354, Cokesburg, is to be honored Jeanette Clare will present "Touching Our $86.3 million that President Reagan has budgeted at an appreciation dinner on Saturday, March 19 Roots” as an introduction to a mission statement for 1984,” the organization said in a press release. at the lodge home. to be developed by the Millvale Franciscans. •We propose that there be an immediate hearing Grcevich, a native of Uniontown and a resident Sister will acquaint the community members into the present escalation of U .S. involvement in of North Huntingdon Township, is being recognized for his 20 years of service as the with the spirit of their founders: seek ways to re- El Salvador. We also propose that there be a full- appropriate that spirit; and re-focus their scale investigation into the violation of human group's musical director. mission in terms of enduring values. rights of the Salvadoran people by the military Cocktails will be served at 4 p.m., followed by dinner at 5 p.m. The St. George Junior The event will begin with registration at 1:30 government.” Tamburitzans will provide the entertainment and p.m. and will close with supper at 6 p.m. 1983 dance music will be provided by the Lole Benedictine feast day Lenten cemetery service Tamburitza Orchestra of Pittsburgh. Among VACATION VALUES those to speak at the dinner will be Westmoreland The Stations of the Cross will be said at Sacred County Common Pleas Court Judge Gilbert Archabbot Leopold J. Krol and the Benedictine Heart Cemetery Saturday, March 26, at 12:30 Mihalich: State Rep. David Sweet: and Rudolf Community at St. Vincent in Latrobe will IRELAND p.m. in an event sponsored by the Mon Valley Mazuran, consul-general of Yugoslavia for celebrate the feast day of the order's founder, St. Councils of the Knights of Columbus. The 4th Pittsburgh. Benedict of Nursia Monday, March 21. SEPT . 10 to SEPT . 21 " doM 2 5 9 ° ° Degree will participate, under the leadership of Greensburg Bishop William Connare will INCLUDES: John Dudas Sr., and the Young Columbian 'Becket Exposition9 officiate at a Mass at 4 p.m. in the archabbey •RT AIR PITTSBURGH/NEW YORK/SHANNON Squires will also help to direct traffic and park basilica in which all priest-members of the •COMPLIMENTARY MEALS AND BEVERAGES SERVED cars. St. Thomas a Becket parish, Jefferson community will concelebrate. IN FLIGHT. Msgr. Paul A. Lenz, executive secretary of the • 10 NIGHTS ACCOMOATIONS IN FIRST CLASS HOT ELS Fr. Robert Kohuch, pastor of St. Joseph Borough, will hold its "Becket Exposition." on THROUGHOUT IRELAND. INCLUDING DELUXE Church. Roscoe, will officiate. In case of rain, the Sunday, March 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Griffin Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions, will be CATEGORY HOTEL IN DUBLIN AU. ROOMS WITH Stations will be said in St. Anthony Church, Hall. homilist. A native of Gallitzin, Pa., he studied for PRIVATE BATH Monongahela. The program will give parishioners the the priesthood at St. Vincent College and •FULL IRISH BREAKFAST DAILY Seminary and was ordained for the Altoona- •FULL COURSE TABLE D'HOTE DINNERS NIGHTLY opportunity to become better acquainted with the EXCEPT TWO EVENING IN DUBLIN AND LAST EVENING Johnstown Diocese. He headed the diocese's Legion sets Acies9 many functions, programs and services which OF TOUR the parish offers its members. There is a $1 dollar Society for the Propagation of the Faith for 17 •MEDIEVAL BANQUET LAST EVENING OF TOUR registration fee per family. years and also worked as a missionary in •SIGHTSEEING IN EVERY CITY. INCLUDING The Pittsburgh Diocesan Legion of Mary will ADMISSION TO BLARNEY C ASTLE Paraguay. hold its annual "Acies” Mass on Palm Sunday, In addition, couples celebrating their 25th or •TRANSPORTATION BY LUXURY MOTORCOACH WITH 50th wedding anniversaries this year are asked to March 27, at 2:30 p.m. at SS. Simon and Jude DRIVER/GUIDE notify the parish office to register to have their St. Valentine renewal •PORTERAGE OF ONE BAG PER PERSON Church, Scott Township. Bishop Leonard will be •ALL SERVICE CHARGES A GOVERNMENT TAXES the principal celebrant at the concelebrated Mass photographs taken. St. Valentine parish in Bethel Park will host a in which members of the Legion of Mary re- week of renewal Sunday through Friday, March dedicate themselves to the Blessed Mother. A Student honored 20-25. Preaching will be Fr. Matthew Brozovic, Karen Kelly, a sophomore at Mt. Alvemia High HAWAII SPECIAL social will follow. vicar of St. Anthony Friary in Uniontown. School in Millvale, has been selected to The Monday through Friday schedule will be 1> D A T * U NIGHTS 8*70 4 00 Duquesne luncheon participate in the western Pennsylvania 8:30 a.m. Mass with sermon and confessions APRIL M T O MAY 14, 1993 w DO I O I leadership seminar of the Hugh O'Brien Youth INCLUDES Duquesne University will hold the third in its following, and 7:30 p.m. Mass with sermon and Foundation, to be held March 25—26 at the Harley confessions following. On Friday, stations and a •ROUND TRIP AIRFARE PITTSBURGH/HONOLULU downtown alumni luncheon programs on •ROUND TRIP BUS AND BAGGAGE TRANSFERS Hotel. Wednesday, March 23, at the Allegheny Club, sermon are slated, followed by a reception in AIRPORT/HOTEL Three Rivers Stadium. The event begins at 11:30 Frawley Hall. •14 NIGHTS AT THE PARK SHORE HOTEL Seven-church walk Fr. Matthew has been a m e m b e r of the •FLOWER LEI GREETING UPON ARRIVAL a.m. with the luncheon at noon. Immaculate Conception parish, Bloomfield, •ALL TAXES AND G RATUITIES Speaker will be Dr. Samuel Hazo, professor of preaching band of his Franciscan cdhununity •CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST & BRIEFING 1ST will participate in a seven-church walk on Holy since 1968. He also is a member of the priests’ English at Duquesne and director of the Thursday, March 31. MORNING International Poetry Forum. Tickets are $8.25 council of the Greensburg Diocese. Participants will assemble in the Immaculate ROME oer uerson with reservations bv calline 434-6047. Conception Church lobby at 8 p.m. Participants Piano contest Series on divorce should bring rosaries and flashlights. There will OCT. 9-20 P P OC *979 be prayer, homily and song at each of the Providence Heights Alpha School, Allison MCLUOES: Park, will host the judging of piano students, •ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE VIA TORONTO New Beginnings, an organization for separated churches to be visited. The walk should end about 10 p.m. and refreshments will be served in the sponsored by the Pennsylvania Federation ol •10 NIGHTS HOTEL FLEMING and divorced Catholics, based at St. Patrick Music Clubs, on Sunday, March 27 from 1 to4 p.m. •CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DAILY parish in Canonsburg, will sponsor a four-pan church cafeteria. •LOADS OF SIGHTSEEING/PRIVATE MOTORCOACH Elementary school and high school age pianists •PAPAL AUDIENCE series "Journey Through Divorce," Wednesdays Fish dinners set will be judged by two teachers and will be •FAREWELL DINNER beginning March 22 at 7 p.m. in the Canonsburg competing for gold cups. Each pianist will •HOTEL TAXES, BAGGAGE HANDLING Borough Building. The Mental Health The Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Troy Volunteer perform one required piece of music and piece ol Association of Washington will co-sponsor the Fire Company will sponsor a fish dinner on Good music of his/her choice. WALT DISNEY WORLD/EPCOT series. Topics will include the divorce process, Friday, April 1, from 4 to 7 p.m. Cost is $3.50 for Sister Alvin Hunter, CDP, is chairperson for the legal and financial aspects, new families and adults: $2 for children under 12. For tickets call event and Phyllis Chvostal is co-chairperson for ANY 6 DAYS AND S NIGHTS PP DO >415 other subjects. Admission is free. For Lorena Smith, 323-2184 or Connie Mares, 821-2696. the event. INCLUDES: information call the Mental Health Association at •ROUND TRIP AIRFARE •HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS 225-2061 or New Beginnings at 225-2025. Butler dinner Coraopolis fund-raiser •5 NIGHTS STAGECOACH INN •3DAY PASSPORT FOR ADMISSIONS TO Sacred Heart play “ The Parish That Cares" is the theme for a DISNEY/EPCOT family tureen dinner at St. Paul Church in Butler Students at Our Lady of the Sacred Heart •FULL AMERICAN BREAKFAST DAILY The senior class at Sacred Heart High School in Sunday, March 20, at the K of C Hall, E. North St., Academy in Coraopolis recently raised $1,770 for •AIRPORT/HOTEL/ATTRACTIONS TRANSFERS Shadyside will present ‘ 'Class Act of 1983'' Friday at 3 p.m. Families should bring a tureen and place the St. Jude Hospital by staging a dance-a-thon. •HOTEL TAXES and Saturday, March 25 and 26, at 8 p.m. in the setting. Entertainment by "Rainbow Some 46 students joined in the fund-raising Ditn«y A Epcot/Amtrak auditorium. Admission is $1. Connection,” using both sign language and song. project. 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fBeaver9 Cleaver returns chemistry between the characters " Trenchcoat*’,• A Jerry Leider tears away the center of the film, Production. leaving only a few forgettable Margot Kidder ...... Mickey sequences. Robert Hays ...... Terry By JAMES BREIG atmosphere with dad in a suit and never upset Written by Jeffrey Price end Peter FR. PETER Charles Fox, who has done fine But if you look at the shows, you see that dad did Seaman. Music by Charles Fox. HORTON scoring in the past, contributes a Theodore, Wally, Ward and June And Lumpy get upset. We did not cover outlandish topics like Directed by Michael Tuchner likeable musical score, and yet, and Eddie and Whitey. alcoholism or have temper tantrums. We dealt Released by Buena Vista even this seems only remotely with what kids go through daily, human Distribution Company. Rated PG. connected to the picture. There You already know who I am talking about if you relationships and the things we go through really just isn't much here, but a watched TV in the Fifties. I'm talking about the growing up. My father (in real life) never yelled bit of fluff which could have been Cleavers. at me. My friends had parents who never yelled or By FR. PETER HORTON expertly handled on television. was the hope that, at the end, Still not clear? How about Beaver Cleaver? beat them. So if you were brought up in a family A court stenographer, bored something would make sense. How about Leave It to Beaver"? situation that was loving, you could relate well to Once in a while, the audience with the day-to-day routine of her The generation of Americans born in the 40s, these shows." Margot Kidder stars as Mickey, snickered or laughed; but any job, is looking for excitement. Her raised in the 50s and now raising their own The fact that June always wore pearls while the stenographer turned writer- deep reaction never came to job must pay well for she children was avidly interested in the Cleaver house-cleaning is often noted. What is not recalled detective, and Robert Hays plays surface. “ Trenchcoat’ ' could have is the true-to-life relationships that existed in the immediately embarks on a two- family and their weekly adventures in the long- Terry, a false doctor, false been a good, little comedy- Cleaver home — like the frequent antagonism week vacation in Malta. As an running TV sitcom. That same generation has jewelry salesman and American thriller, but all that was lost in nurtured a nostalgia for that era — for "Father between the brothers or the foreboding presence aspiring novelist, who thinks in agent. Hays has a knack for terms of character and plot, this miscasting and miswriting. Still, Knows Best,” “ Dragnet," “ Donna Reed,” "E d of Eddie Haskell, who was a sort of teenage Iago. comedy which escapes his co-star, seeker of adventure lands in a the film is harmless entertain­ Sullivan," "You'll Never Get Rich (BHko) ” and "The writers had 11 kids between them,” Dow and this makes for a very ment, but not remarkable or The Lone Ranger." noted, “ so the thrust was toward depicting real quiet palace of a hotel in Malta. mismatched pair. Kidder lacks Disappointed by the boredom of fulfilling in any way, shape or The icon of that time may be Howdy Doody, but relationships that a family has together. And it the strength, charm and comic Malta. Mickey finds herself form. There are so many good he was only wood. His real-life counterpart (the was done from the kids’ point of view. It was the resolve to be a credible leading films in the area: Go and see them wooden Pinocchio made human) was Beaver, the craziness of the adult world as seen through the suddenly involved with a lady. The only thing she really mysterious spy escapade. while you wait for "Trenchcoat" boy always getting into scrapes, wondering about eyes of a child." leads are the credits. The lack of to appear on the small screen. growing up. clashing with his brother, being As for Eddie, Dow rates him, with Archie Mugged, attacked and jailed, she tempted by his friends and facing life with a Bunker, Fred Sandford and the Fonz, as "one of becomes involved with a tall dark baseball cap cocked slightly to the south. the best characters ever created for television." stranger who is more unbeliev­ Recent TV specials have tried to recapture that Comparing "Leave it to Beaver" with "Star able than her current situation. Movfle ratings time. "Father Knows Best" and "Gilligan's Trek” as TV shows which have produced cult What else can a girl do but go into Island" have had updatings. And now it is followings, Dow theorized that the dark rumors the detective business? The classifications for the moral The Earthing, A-II about the series (that Jerry Mathers had been suitability of films are determined Escape from New York, A-III Beaver’s turn. On March 19, CBS will air a two- This is the business of killed in Vietnam or that Ken Osmond is now a by the United State Catholic Evil Under the Sun, A-II hour movie entitled' ‘Still the Beaver.'' Returning "Trenchcoat” , a tired comedy porno star instead of a policeman) arose because Conference's Department of The Final Conflict, O in their original roles will be Barbara Billingsly thriller now showing in the area. "that type of following tends to circulate odd Communications. The Great Muppet Caper, A-I as June the mom, Ken Osmond as the duplicitous The ground it covers has been Eddie Haskell, Richard Deacon as Mr. types of stories. But 1 don't understand rumors at Heartland, A-II (Recom­ covered before in the excellent Movies at area theaters: Rutherford, Tony Dow as Wally and — all all." mended) In the special, "the B eav'" faces all sorts ol "Foul Play". Here, the laughs are I Ought to be in Pictures, A-II together now — Jerry Mathers as the Beaver. few and the suspense is almost nil. The Boat (Das Boot), A-III To find out about the original series and the crises: his father is dead (the actor who played Caligula, O Kill and Kill Again, A-III him died not too long ago), he's out of work, his Everytime the audience is geared The Legend of the Lone special. I talked recently with Tony Dow, who for a suspenseful sequence, the The Dark Crystal, A-I begun life as Wally Cleaver when he was 12. Do wife wants a divorce and his two sons a re bugging 48 Hrs., O Ranger, A-III him. Does that sound like a nostalgia trip? Dow plug is suddenly pulled, especially Nighthawks, A-III you remember what you were doing in your in the wild, uninteresting climax. Frances, A-IV everyday routine when you were 12? Neither does says the writers deliberately avoided making the Gandhi, A-II On the Right Track, A-III special just a “ where-are-they-now" exhibition. There must be great doubts in high Ordinary People, A-III Dow. circles about "Trenchcoat” since The Lords of Discipline, A-III "The characters are interesting on their own,” Quest for Fire, O "It was a way of life for us," he recalled. "It it is being touted as a Buena Vista Lovesick, A-III was like going to school. We were up at eight and he said, "and this is a valid two-hour movie, not An Officer and a Gentleman, Shoot the Moon, A-III just a walk down memory lane to satisfy people's release with no mention of the home at five. There was more discipline, of parent company in any of the O * A-I, General patronage. curiosity." course, because we had to learn lines besides advertising. Walt Disney Sophie's Choice, A-III * A-II, Adults and adolescents. doing homework But I can't remember what After 234 episodes which have rerun daily Spring Fever, A-III * A-III, Adults. around the country for two decades, Dow is Productions is Buena Vista, and most of the episodes were about. There were 234 they must be most ashamed of this The Sting II. A-III * A-IV, Adults with reserva­ permanently identified with his role as Wally, tions. An A-IV classification is of them. When I see them now, I have no idea what one to refuse any credit. Tootsie, A-III they are about and I'm amazed at how good they which he finds a mixed blessing. The Verdict, A-II given to certain films while not " I tend to be associated with the show," she Videodrome, O morally offensive in themselves are." "Trenchcoat" is so poorly said, “ but most people who come up to me call me Without a Trace, A-II require caution and some Good? It is popular to sneer at those programs. written, filled with tired laughs To cull the Cleavers, the Stones, the Andersons Tony’ rather than Wally.' I can't do anything analysis and explanation as about it. I've done other shows, but people and poor dialogue, that the cast Movies on Home Box Office: protection to the uninformed and the Nelsons images of ideal familes that loses any possible hope of pulling associate me with the Beaver." The Amateur, A-III against wrong interpretation never existed and that gave unrealistic it off. There are good elements After March 19. he hopes they continue to do so An American Werewolf in and false conclusions. expectation to viewers. here, but they remain disconnect­ if the special becomes a series, which could London,O * O, Morally offensive. "That's been brought up to m e," Dow said. ed and lifeless. The direction is happen if people respond enthusiastically. Chariots of Fire, A-I The word “ recommended” in "They say we were a milk-and-cookies slow and listless, as Margot (Recommended) parentheses is inserted behind Kidder and Robert Hays struggle Cheech and Chong's Nice the titles of those films that TV review on to the desperate end. The only merit such a designation. Medgar Evers story to air thing that kept the audience going Dreams, O By HENRY HERX home at Jackson, Miss. Paying Us, the Living,” airing Tuesday, r NEW YORK (NC) — Twenty tribute to this black leader who March 22, 9-10:30 p.m. on PBS. 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