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HOLY FATHER SPEAKS IN SHADOW OF CUBAN CRISIS ^Millions';ln U.S. Pray As Pope Pleads For. Peace Forty million American Catholics united in prayer last Sun- "Let them continue to negotiate because this loyal and open day, the Feast of Christ the King, for peace with freedom and (Complete text of Pope John's appeal on Page 3; News, attitude is of great value as a witness for the conscience of each justice. comment, pictures of Council on Pages 2, 4, 5, 6, 7.) one and in the face of history." The nationwide supplication for Divine help came just The Pope said his lips were "trembling," but his voice was three days after Pope' John XXm had appealed by radio firm as he declared that "to promote favor and accept negotia- to rulers of all nations to do everything in their power to tions at all levels and at all times is a rule of wisdom and save peace. was rebroadcast in several languages, the* Holy Father said: v prudence which calls down the blessings of heaven and earth." And the Pope spoke just one day after President Kennedy's "We beseech all rulers not to remain deaf to the cry of The world crisis, he continued, had brought fear to mil- mankind. Let them do everything in their power to save announced quarantine of Cuba had become effective and Pre- lions of families. He urged alL_Catholics, all Christians and mier Khrushchev had declared any U. S. attack on Soviet ship- peace. By so doing they will spare the world the horrors of a (Continued on Page 4) ping meant nuclear war. war that would have disastrous consequences such as nobody Speaking in French in a broadcast over Vatican Radio which could foresee. "

Voice Photo .LECTED NOW . Auxiliary Bishop Eduardo Boza Masvidal of Havana, Bight, At Council With Bishop Coleman F. Carroll

EXILED PRELATE URGESXXJBANS TO PRAY IN CRISIS Bishop Indorses United Fund: 'Fulfills Civic, Moral Duty' Bishops Carroll And Boza Talk It Oyer Before his departure for Rome to attend the second Vati- (Other articles by Msgr. Havana is well known in South Needless to say, it was ob- make, any statement or com- 'ean Council, Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, a vice president of Walsh on Pages 5 and 7.) Florida. Many remember before vious from his words and ment to the press. the United Fund of Dade County, prepared the following state- his exile how resolutely he de- manner that he is deeply con- By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH fied the communist pressures in cerned over the welfare of The prelates spoke after the ment formally indorsing the United Fund campaigns in Dade Special Voiee Correspondent and Broward counties: Cuba to make him bow to gov- Cuba hi the light of this most Rome leftist daily Paese.Sera "Hie annual United Fund campaign has been demon- VATICAN CITY — The morn- ernment desires. recent happening. said the Bishop of Matanzas had ing after the electrifying news of &~ *»ted to be an effective and, indeed, admirable means declared that he and other Cu- President Kennedy's quarantine Afterwards he was the cele- As always, he is urging his ^^iereby ail of us,can best fulfill what we acknowledge ban Bishops were following to be an urgent civic as well as spiritual obligation. on the shipment of military brant of Mass in the great sta; Cuban compatriots to pray and dium rally of refugee's in Mi- events with great interest and "It is a timely reminder of the duty which is upon the equipments to Cuba, we were sacrifice without ceasing that waiting for Bishop Carroll at ami. More recently he was the God may reunite them all in were praying for peace. community as a whole to promote the well being and better- preacher on the occasion when ment of all our fellow citizens, particularly those in our midst the obelisk in the piazza of St. peace in their homeland. Peter. Cardinal Spellman ordained the who are victims of misfortune. • .. first Cuban seminarian to finish The three other Cuban Bish- "We cannot all discharge that duty by personal services, The Council session that morn- his studies for the priesthood in ops here at the council have nor is it desirable that those who act in our stead engage in ing had run three hours and a the United States. denied that they made or intend Nov. 4 Ceremony * a multiplicity of appeals throughout the year." : •• half, as a full quota of bishops to make any statements to the i* - Among the United Fund agencies is the Catholic Wel- were having their say on the It's a safe guess that the press on the Cuban crisis. fare Bureau which finds foster homes for needy children H To Honor Pope ! project of the Liturgy. earnest conversation engaged in and operates a child adoption bureau that unites neglected between himself and Bishop Car- In a note published by the VATICAN CITY (NO — The boys and girls with Catholic parents. It also provides pro- When the huge grilled gates roll had to do with the latest Vatican City daily, L'Osserva- fourth anniversary of the cor- • tection and care for unwed mothers. The bureau has again finally swung open and the climax in the ever worsening tore Romano, Bishops Manuel onation of Pope John XXIII, asked Catholics to volunteer in promoting the United Fund Fathers of the Council came situation of communism in Rodriguez Rozas of Pinar del will occur Sunday, Nov. 4. Sol- and to contribute generously to its support. out into the open, Bishop Car- Cuba. Rio, Carlos Riu Angles of Ca- emn ceremonies commemorat- "It is my sincere hope that the. people of Dade and roll was seen walking down maguey and Jose Dominguez ing it will be held in St. Peter's Broward counties will respond readily and generously to the the slope with Bishop Boza When we spoke to Bishop y Rodriguez of Matanzas de- Basilica. appeal the United Fund is making this .year." Masvidal. Boza, it was understandable clared that since their depar- that he could not at that time ture from Cuba they have not The Ecumenical Council is n*t The exiled auxiliary bishop of make a public statement. made, and do not intend to in session oh Sunday. Council In New Phase Begins Study Of Eucharisf

"Differences of opinion were "There are reasons which VATICAN CITY (NO — The tions and referred in a general The bulletin said the Fathers liturgy in seminaries and in. expressed, however, regarding militate in favor of Latin, in- inseparable tie between worship way to the problems being dis- were unanimous in agreeing theological faculties; the in- language, methods and means asmuch as its adoption has not and the Scriptures was dra- cussed. that there is a need to increase troduction of the science of the to be used in adapting liturgi- only traditional values but it matically symbolized during the UNANIMOUS CONCEPT the active participation of the liturgy among* basic studies; cal rites to present times and also has a true unifying ef- ecumenical council's first week The sessions regularly began faithful in the Church's worship. the creation of national and mentalities, to the customs and fect. Furthermore because of of deliberations when the book with Mass, which was followed "In this respect," it said, diocesan liturgical commis- traditions of different nations." its logical precision, because of the Gospels wa's solemnly by the enthronement of the Gos- "certain proposals were pre- sions and of institutes of pas- sented: for example, forma- The bulletin stated that some of its concrete phraseology of enthroned prior to each day's pel book on the special table toral liturgy which may even- tion of truly qualified teachers of the council Fathers stress legal terms, it is particularly discussion of the liturgy. with lighted candles on either tually avail themselves of side. to instruct on the historical, competent lay experts, es- the need to conserve liturgical suited for theology and The liturgical discussions The ninth general session theological, spiritual, pastoral pecially in the fields of sacred practices as the Church now dogma. continued over the fifth, sixth, Monday saw the conclusion of and juridic elements of the music and art. ' has them. "The use of the vernacular seventh, eighth and ninth the first chapter of the liturgy The bulletin said that the ap- Reveals, moreover, the univer- general sessions of the coun- project. Sixteen churchmen parent slowness of the council's sality of Christendom, capable cil. And at the sixth session, spoke. Next in order of busi- discussions is a "most evident even in its unchangeability, oi the Mass was that of the ness was the opening discus- indication of two characteristics assuming the values and tradi- Byzantine Rite, sung in Greek sion on the second chapter of which have marked the Second tions of the individual peoples, and Arabic, giving the council the project, which deals with Vatican Council from the time of all latitudes and all t" , of Fathers an immediate re- the Holy Eucharist. of its antepreparatory and pre- the present and of the i^-jfe." alization of the fact that while The council bulletin said later paratory phases: namely, free- "On the other hand there are the Church is catholic, her that the "discussions of the first dom of expression and through- important reasons which recom- liturgy need not be uniform. chapter of the project on the ness of study.'* mend the use of the vernacular The discussions, all in Latin, liturgy have revealed a unani- Acknowledging that the coun- in liturgical functions. First brought -participation by coun- mous and harmonious concept cil Fathers had discussed the and foremost of these is the cil Fathers from all continents. of the Fathers on the nature relative merits of Latin and of vernacular's capacity to make Attendance at the sessions rang- and ends of the liturgy. All have local languages in the Mass and liturgical rites accessible to the ed from a low of 2,302 to a high stressed that the liturgy con- the Sacraments, an earlier bul- community of the faithful and of 2,398 Fathers. tinues in time the work of Re- letin spoke of the dual problem favor, therefore, their active demption, preannounced by God this way: participation in the liturgy. While the general sessions are in the Old Testament and ful- secret, the council press office filled by Christ in the New continued to release information Italy, U.S. Largest Groups With Seats On Commissions VATICAN CITY (NO — Ital- members out of some 2,500 ian prelates form the largest council Fathers. Each of the national group in 10 ecumenical commissions has 16 elected council commisions. Italy's total members and 10 members, is 51, of whom 19 were elected and 32 appointed. including presidents, appoint- ed by Pope John XXni. The Representation of United commissions are responsible States bishops is second larg- for organizing, and amending NC**hot<» est, with IS elected and three MAKING A POINT during his speech to journalists at St. Ives appointed, for a total of 21. the proposals in their specific Church in Rome is Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New York. fields for submission to the Bishop Sheen chided his listeners for writing about "conflict and France is in third place with Fathers. tension" at the Second Vatican Council. 20 members, including 15 elect- ed,' five appointed. Then follows A total of 59 nations'are rep Spain with 18 members, 10 elect- resented-'by commission mem' ed and eight appointed; Ger- bers. Seventeen-European coun Council Hears Proposal many with 12 members, 11 tries are represented by 14; elected and one appointed, and members. Fifteen Asian nations Canada with 11 members, nine have a total of 36 representa- Each Nation Set Liturgy elected and two appointed, a tives and the same number oi VATICAN CITY (NO — A American priest - experts Latin American countries have Those six nations are the only 34 commission members. To- proposal has been advanced at to help the English - sneaking national groups with more than the ecumenical council to per- press follow the work of the gether, the U. S. and Canadian 10 members on the commis- members total 32. Nine African mit national episcopal confer- council. sion. ences to deal with the detailed countries have 12 representa- application of changes in the Father Edward Heston; There are 260 commission , tives and Australia has three. liturgy. C.S.C., procurator general of the Holy Cross Fathers, said a This was disclosed at a proposal to allow national con- press conference held after ferences of bishops to deal with FOR THAT MOST the eighth general council changes and alterations in the meeting and conducted by IMPORTANT GIFT liturgy has been made, but that it is not at present clear ON DAY OF PLEA FOR PEACE how the conference might act. He said the question is wheth- er a conference would be allow- Pope John Sees U.S. Prelates ed to make decisions without referring them to Rome for fin- 0301EIT VATICAN CITY (NO—Pope of a model of the projected Upon greeting Bishop Sheen, al approval. John XXIII received in audi- pavilion of the Holy See at the U.S. national director of the ence the archbishops and auxil- 1964 New York world's fair. The Society for the Propagation of If the proposal is adopted, iary bishops of three major Cardinal was alone with Pope the Faith, Pope John remarked it would be up to the council American dioceses the same John for 25 minutes before the that it would be a real consola- Fathers to lay down general day he broadcast his urgent six auxiliary bishops and Fan- tion at the time of one's death norms and principles govern- appeal for peace. ning were ushered! into the to be able to recall a lifetime ing liturgical renewal within He welcomed Francis Car- Pope's library, to join them. spent in the service of the mis- the universal Church, while dinal Spellman, Archbishop of Cardinal Spellman introduc- sions. letting the working out of de- New York; James Francis ed the auxiliaries to the tails remain with regional or Cardinal Mclntyre, Archbish- Pope in the following order: He praised the work of national bishops' conferences, "The Best in op of Los Angeles, and Arch- Catholic Relief Services--.Na- which would be able to make Bishops James H. Griffiths, Liturgical bishop John J. Krol of Phil- Fulton J. Sheen, Edward E. tional Catholic Welfare Con- decisions more accurately and adelphia. Swanstrom, Joseph F. Flan- ference when he met Bishop sensitively meeting the needs Art" nelly, Joseph M. Pernicone Swanstrom, executive director of their various areas. The Spellman party included and Philip J. Furlong. He of the overseas charities arm ^six of the nine auxiliary bishops described briefly the ~ work of the Catholic Church in the Father Frederick R: McMan- of New York and William H. done by each. V. S. us, cannon law professor at the Fanning, editor of the Catholic Catholic University of America, Clergy Department Religious Articles News, weekly newspaper of the When told of the Bishop Grif- When Fanning was presented," Washington, D.C., and past Open: 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. New York See. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Daily Mon, Fri., Sat. fiths' United Nations work — he the Pope emphasized the im- president of the U.S.- Liturgical — or By Appointment 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurj. GIFT PHOTO has represented .the Holy See portance of the press in spread- Conference, pointed out at the Ph. OX 6-1362 Ph. OX 1-0716 ~ Cardinal Spellman, who is one at many U.N. meetings — the ing truth. Fanning is serving in time that in'several instances i of the 10 presiding cardinals of Pope spoke of the extreme im- Rome as head of the American national .conferences have been 79th St. at 27th Avenue the ecumenical council, present- portance of working for peace Hierarchy's press liaison office authorized to handle liturgical ed the Pope with a photograph among nations. for the ecumenical council. changes for their areas.

Page 2 November 2, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Full Text Of New Appeal For Peace By Pope John (Following is an English translation of the ap- peal by Pope John XXIII to leaders of the world to avert the "horrors of war" in an -address over Vatican Radio soon after the start of the U. S.- Russian crisis over delivery of offensive weapons to Cuba.)

"I beseech Thee, 0 Lord, let Thine ear be attentive to the prayer of Thy servant and to the prayers of Thy servants who desire to fear Thy name."

•f~" This ancient Biblical prayer rises to Our trembling lips Setray from the depths of a touched and afflicted heart.

While the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council has just been opened amidst the joy and the hopes of all men Florida's first of good will, threatening clouds now come to darken agajn the international horizon and to sow fear in millions of families. As We stressed when welcoming the 86 extraordinary mis- CATHOLIC MAUSOLEUM sions present at the opening of the council, the Church has (To be built in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery) nothing nearer to her heart than peace and brotherhood among all men, and she strives tirelessly to establish them. f We recalled in this regard the grave duties fri those who Will provide bear the responsibility of power, and We added: "In all con- science let them give ear to the anguished cry of 'Peace, • A Catholic shrine — dedicated to the Mother of God and the Mother of all men — recognizing death j peace!' which rises up to heaven from every part of the as the beginning of a glorious eternal life. • ' world, from innocent children and those grown old, from in- dividuals and communities." i

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November 2, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Cotinitl On Anniversary Of Election VATICAN CITY (NC) — The began so happily, in order Fathers of the Ecumenical that it may continue to be Council congratulated Pope fruitful and may achieve the John XXIII on the fourth anni- hoped for success according versary of his election to the to your wishes. papacy. "For this purpose may we be They offered their congratula- helped by your apostolic bene- tions in a telegram drafted be- fore the adjournment of the diction which we implore with eighth general meeting. The profound veneration gathered text read: closely around your chair of truth." "On the occasion of the most happy day when the In answer, the Pope declared: Catholic world commemorates k the ascent of Your Holiness "We implore an abun<>' nce to the Supreme Pontificate, of light and the assista, jt we, the Council Fathers, gath- the Holy Spirit upon you in ered together here, humbly your daily work. May you' but with intense fervor raise also join your constant prayer our prayers that Almighty God, - through the intercession to ours, that the Ecumenical of the Blessed Virgin and of Council, meeting close to the her chaste spouse, St. Joseph, tomb of Peter, may shine as patron of the Ecumenical a bright star of unity for the Council, may preserve you for whole of society; that it may a long time, our most blessed and gracious Father and Vi- effectively spread the truth Associated Press Wirephoto car of Christ, and assist the and force of the Gospel, in Pope John Makes World-Wide Appeal For Peace Over Vatican Radio work of the Council, which that it may dispense the treas- ures of the Holy Church for POPE SPEAKS IN SHADOW OF CUBAN CRISIS the expansion of the kingdom YOUR CHOICE OF FREE GIFTS of Christ, the kingdom of sanctity and grace, the king- When yea open a new account of $250.00 or more Millions In U.S. Pray For Peace dom of justice, love and peace. (Continued From Page 1) olics in begging God to grant Council voiced approval of Pres- that peace with freedom and ident Kennedy's declaration of all who believe In God to join justice be preserved." the blockade. Richard Cardinal "Above all, let us pray con- him in praying for "the gift stantly together to the Prince of In an earlier statement is- Cushing of Boston said the Pres- ©f^peace." ident's move was "very well Peace that His peace, which is sued the day after President above all knowledge, may safe- SAVE BY 20th Oh the day the Pope spoke, taken." Bishop Albert R. Zuro- John F. Kennedy's announce- guard the hearts and minds of EARN FROM 1st the Bishops of the United States, weste of Belleville, 111., stated ment of the quarantine of mil- men, removing^ all dangers Open Monday - Thursday participating in sessions of the that the Cuban arms buildup is 9 A.M. to 4 P.M. itary equipment bound for against peace, dangers which 21st Ecumenical Council at the "a distinct threat to world Fridays 9 A.M. to 7:30 P.N Cuba, Bishop Carroll com- can cause endless ruin and tears Vatican, issued a statement re- peace." mended the Chief Executive's if they are not eliminated im- questing national observance of action adding that "the mere Soviet Premier Nikita Khrush- mediately and with supreme a day of prayer to "beseech presence of communist Rus- chev's decision to dismantle his prudence." God's blessing on President n- sia on the doorstep of the bases and withdraw Soviet mis- God's blessings on President United States has been intol- siles from Cuba caused U.S. Kennedy and the government. erable to Americans who real- delegates to the Council to ex- In a statement issued from ize the extremely dangerous press the hope that the Cuban \Archbishop Returns] Rome, Bishop Coleman F. threat such penetration offers crisis would be solved peace- Carroll urged South Florida to our own country and in- fully. , To Eastern Berlin Catholics to gather in their deed to the entire hemisphere. "It is a very wise thing for homes for recitation of the "It is my fervent prayer dur- Khrushchev to do," Bishop VATICAN CITY (NC) — Arch- &e If gto us* ArtuU» 1 rosary and requested that spe- ing these days when both the • Carroll declared. "Certainly bishop Alfred Bengsch, Bishop cial devotions be scheduled in news of the Ecumenical Coun- he was not justified in putting of Berlin, has left the Ecumeni- From Miami's parish churches. cil's activities and this new the missile bases there. It will cal Council to return to his See world crisis occupy the minds city for a youth meeting and Oldest and largest Catholic Gift Shop "No one in the Diocese of be a relief to everyone to of men, that this strong and know that we don't have of- other diocesan' business. He is Miami can be unaware of this positive American stand will act NATIVITY SETS; critical period since we have fensive weapons in Cuba point- expected to return Nov. 3. From A" to 12". Every home should hove one. as a means of deterring com- been virtual eyewitnesses to the ed at the United States and Archbishop Bengsch, who re- "Keep Christ in Christmas.' munist leaders from further Latin America. events in Cuba which are now rash steps endangering the sides in the Soviet sector of Ber- DAILY MISSALS; working towards a climax," "This is a very hopeful sign lin, is allowed by its Communist Mbrian — Maryknol! ,— St, peace of the world," Bishop Andrews and St. Joseph's, Bishop Carroll said. "Therefore Carroll said. for a peaceful solution to tie rulers to travel repeatedly to the 3LES; black/ Blue, red or white cov- we will consider it not only a crisis. Both governments should West. We have a large selection. ers, also in Spanish. privilege but a solemn obliga- Meanwhile two other • U.S. continue by every means possi- GREETING CARDS; tion to join with our fellow Cath- prelates attending the Vatican ble to try to work this out." 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Pane 4 •}- VO'CE ' 3' TRANSPORTATION IS A PROBLEM even at the Second Vatican of Omaha (facing camera) stop" to discuss Council topics. In Council, especially for the more than 20» U.S. prelates attending. center photo, a bus filled with U.S. prelates, moves through St. Scattered about Rome, .at hotels and private residences, the Peter's Square. At right, two unidentified bishops stop to exchange American Council fathers have several buses at their disposal. At the time of day with one of the bus drivers before boarding left, a group of bishops, including Archbishop Gerald/ T. Bergan their coach outside St. Peter's Basilica. AS POPE MOBILIZES MOST POWERFUL SPIRITUAL ARMY Vatican City Bustles With Activity By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH square without credentials. rable scene the other day, for ready four of them have died (Special Voice Correspondent) And if in pictures sent home some reason a much quoted re\ since the Council -began, one VATICAN CITY — A great mark of Josef Stalin came to of them on the very steps of crowd of the curious starts you see a number of men in business suits strolling aimless- mind. Once when the Holy Fa- the Basilica. gathering at the piazza of St. ther's rigid stand against com- Peter every morning long be- ly" back and forth in the piazza On each of the bishops the forbidden area, you can be sure munism made international fore the General Session is due news, Stalin sneeringly asked: cross is prominent, and you to end. Barricades surround the they are not as nonchalant as realize there is the symbol of they seem, for they are police- "How many divisions does the near end of the square and the Pope have?" the strength, the source oi their crowd in a long semicircle face men in plain clothes. Some very power, which the communists the basilica. It seems that al- respectable citizens found that Watching the bishops of the have, yet to learn. How many most everyone has a camera, out when they were almost Catholic world leave their, divisions? These members of waiting for some shots never to within the Basilica when a ses- solemn meeting, you wonder- the hierarchy represent nearly be found anywhere but here. sion was about to begin ,and ed about that. Here are the a half billion people. Not a sin- were about ,to congratulate To the right and paralleling Church's leaders .from every gle armed division in Stalin's themselves on a historical bit the collonades are dozens of nation on earth. They are narrow sense, but the most pow- of gate crashing. modern, brightly colored bus- men with most unusual pow- erful, efficient spiritual army in the world's history. And it es lined up neatly, poised to Usually the buzz of voices ers and obligations, But they is being' mobilized by Pope take off as soon as loaded . rises sharply when the side do not look like military com- John now for its greatest of- with bishops. To the left in gates of the Basilica swing manders. Many of them, a back. It's an unforgettable surprising number perhaps, fensive, one in which all of us several rows running for have a part. It makes us real- more than a couple hundred sight to see the bishops of the are aged. Many others with Universal church, garbed in dark beards as is the custom ize a little of the significance yards are private cars bear- of the position of the Church in ing . the prized Ecumenical formal choir robes, leave the in Oriental rites or in mis- doors of the Basilica. What sionary lands look old, belying the world and the meaning of Council emblem over the this Council. windshield, and some privi- appears at first to be a thin their youth and vitality. Al- leged taxis with an appropri- trickle of purple and white ate sticker to prove they too quickly widens into a river are there to take home the and flows down the steep Fathers of the Council. broad slope of the upper ap- 2,908 Catholic Churchmen proach and breaks into scores No one else gets through the of colorful rivulets, as the two barricade gates. The Italian bishops head either for the Eligible To Be On Council policemen, we are told, have buses or cars or decide to never been more emphatic than walk home. VATICAN CITY (NO — Fathers, has the most church- when a car or a person tries to There are 2,908 churchmen men on the list. It is followed get into the center of the While watching this memo- throughout the world eligible by the U. S. with 241, Brazil to serve- as> council Fathers, a with 204 and France with 159. directory published by the Ecu- menical CounciPs general see- Other countries with • more V C EXAMINATIONS retariat has revealed. than 50 eligible prelates are E I E GLASSES Msgr. Fausto Vallainc, head Canada, 97; Spain, 95; India, of the Council's press office, has 84; Germany, 68; Argentina, announced that of this number, 66; Mexico, 65; Poland, 64, and FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 2,540' prelates actually came Colombia, 52. here for the Council. Some of these have had to return home Not identified as to country U)sikomsL for various reasons. in the list are the 97 heads of religious orders who may The secretariat's directory serve as Council Fathers. lists all prelates who had a right to serve as Council Fa- Excluding them, there are DADE EYE (LINK thers as of Sept. 30, • not 1,089 prelates from Europe eli- gible to serve as well as 489 those who have taken part in BELK'S for better selections! OL ftsaAonabbL the Council so far. from South America, 404 from North America, 374 from Asia, BELK'S for certified better values I OFFICE HOURS: Italy, with 430 eligible Council 296 from Africa,'84 from Cen- Mon. - Sat. 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. tral America and 75 frtwn Oceania. STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M.-9;00 P.M. Daily Eves. Mon., Wed., Fri. — 5 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Religion Study Urged There are eligible Fathers CLOSED SUNDAYS Information and Appointments ROCHESTER, N. Y. (NO — from 134 countries, the direc- The State Congress of ^Parents tory shows. Of these, 44. are in MO 1-4248 and Teachers _ recommended Africa, 31 in Europe, 23 in Asia, CALL 885-2724 that religion be. included in the 15 in Central America and the public school curriculum as an Caribbean, 11 in South Ameri- N.W. 62nd SI. at LeJeune Rd. academic subject, not a devo- ca, 6 in Oceania,and 4 in North RED & BIRD ROADS tional exercise. America, including Bermuda.

November 2, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Cuban Crisis Emphasizes Moral Teaching On War By J. J. GILBERT to exclusively and specifically WASHINGTON after the issue ha&been studied. Governor Bryant and has backed President-Kennedy's News items intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. a majority of members of the legislature are in favor, of the new In URUGUAY, Christian Dem- stand.

Page 6 November 1, 1962 THE VOICE • . Miami, Florida Opinions Vary At Council About Changes AN ALTAR BOY NAMED

By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH period of time, initiating con- VATICAN CITY— Most verts slowly into the various adults in the Diocese of Miami steps leading .to full participa- have thought much more in re- enthusiastic about lay dea- Africa, because it never lived tion ia the Christian life. cent weeks about the possibility of changes in the Liturgy, which cons either because, among there. It is abstract as far Many of them want plain the Council Fa- other reasons, in their area as the Africans go, a com- _. chant done away with as far thers have been serious social problems would plete mystery. as Africa goes. They claim voting • on the be raised, since married cler- the African people simply can- past several On the other hand,, one Afri- net learn plain chant. One gy would have to be support- days in dramat- can bishop said pointedly, bishop pointed to the fact that ic sessions. ed to some degree. He feels "What vernacular shall we put African tribal music had been the catechists can do the most Perhaps i t certain parts of-the Mass in? used for Mass and done- so would be of necessary work right now, but We have 300 languages!" Winch very effectively. Perhaps some have heard the records interest to our he admits other areas may is another good point, and il- people at MSGK WALSH feel the need of deacons. of this Mass, when the Kyrie iif*"w to com- lustrates the size of this prob- was sung against the back- i , their own views on the Several bishops from India lem. ground of torn toms. They ap- matter to the convifctions ex- thought the lay diaconate would An Indian bishop stated that parently are anxious to have pressed to us by a number of seriously impair vocations to if the Mass was put in the ver- permanent permission to bishops from India, Africa the priesthood. One young bish- make such adaptations. and Indonesia. Their remarks op, just consecrated two weeks nacular of his area, which used were made, of course, from before the Council beganj stat- large ancient letters, it would take a strong man to carry the These past several days of their views often expressed in ed that many boys in their voting among the Fathers will their home dioceses-, not from country would stop at the diac- huge missal to Mass which the laity would use. have a profound influence on what they learned at Council onate, marry and feel they our liturgical life of the future. sessions. were indeed working enough for Most of them are eager to While we at home differ in de- God and the Church. Human have the Sacraments, especially tails from the fellow Catholics Take the matter of lay dea- nature being what it is, he con- baptism and marriage, in lan- in Africa, -India and Indonesia, cons. Among laity in the Dio- tinued, som would be deterred guage the people can under- we certainly share with the cese of Miami, notably in a sur- . from making the ^sacrifices de- stand. ' Moreover they favor same desire to make the Mass vey conducted among Serra manded by celibacy. greatly the proposal to adminis- more real, more meaningful to "Orbiting the moon! Wow — that sure makes the zero club members, there was a ter Baptism gradually, over a ourselves and to all others. I cot in spelling seem unimportant I" sharp division of opinion. Some Moreover, he stated their very much for it, some strictly great need is not in giving Holy against it. Most of us at home Communion, but in hearing con- felt that in missionary lands the fessions, which a deacon could Various Aspects Of The Laity's New Role lay deacon would be warmly not do. And since men, neither* welcomed. This is not true. priests nor bishops, can in- By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN laity are in daily contact with struct women by the ancient Some of the bishops appear to Last week the new status of our separated brethren, and customs of India, deacons would favor it, but others rather the emerging'layman was treat- thus have greater influence on strongly are against it. be of no help in this vital prob- ed here.^ Cardinal Leger of are "some areas open to greater A mass effort is needed .to them. They should know well lem. For this they need more Montreal,' one of the leaders in For instance, a native African activity on the part of the lay- bring social justice to every the message of Christ and be -nuns and women catechists. stressing the ac- bishop who started a new dio- " man ... underprivileged individual and able to explain it. Through their With regard to eliminating tive role of the nation in the kingdom of Christ. cese two years ago does not 1) The Liturgy _ By their understanding and tolerance, Latin from the Mass and in laity writes: Whatever is necessary to de- think the establishment of the baptismal character the laity their prayer and patience they the administration of the Sac- "The laymen in cency and the practice of virtue lay diaconate would help his are deputed to an active shar- must ever project a Christ- raments, the views expressed the Church' can- should be denied to "no one. people. He has had excellent re- ing in the worship and sacrifice image to the world. were quite similar to many not simply be sults from lay catechists, he of Christ. An increased use of heard in the Diocese of the one who lis- 4) Advisory Committees — stated, but also many problems the vernacular, or any other . 7) Collaboration with the Cler- Miami. Many, perhaps the "tens and keeps Some Bishops have invited arise in their work. He feels the changes in the liturgy, will be gy — Practically everyone ad- vast majority, feel that quiet, who sub- members of the laity to join diaconate would give rise to^ directed to a deeper under- mits the need of better com- changes at least, in some mits and does ™- advisory -committees in the much more serious problems, standing and a more intelligent munication between clergy and parts of the Mass to the ver- nothing". Fr- McGowan fields of Catholic education and and they are just not ready for fulfillment of the laity's role- the laity. It seems that the them. Moreover, a great many nacular are urgent. Some the lay apostolate, as well as clergy should be more open to The 1969 joint pastoral let- nere.. • of his people are not very long missionary bishops are most building and financial commis- the suggestions and objective ter of the Italian Bishops- rec- sions. The lay voice may be removed from paganism and anxious that the change come 2) Missionary Activity — In criticism of the laity, and the need more maturity in the; now and not be prepared for ommended that "priests are increasingly heard in these, laity should bring their think- the missions fields at home and areas. Faith. execution in another gener- to appeal constantly to lay "abroad^ the opportunity for the- ing and activities in line with " ation. One stated that Latin personal initiative and re- laity has never been greater. 5) Catholic Education — With the mind of" the Church. An Indonesian bishop is not . is not a dead language in sponsibility." it is said that There is urgent need of trained the increasing competence and * The preparatory commissions the Council- will discuss (un- laymen as catechists, doctors, experience of the laity here, of the Council, through the der the question of Christian builders, etc. Never have so more are qualified for positions Bishops, invited the laity to Unity) the duties and func- many of the laity responded to of management in our educa- speak out, and they answered tions of the laity in the mod- this^ apostolic challenge, and tional institutions. Several Bish- with remarkable frankness and Strange But True ern Church. still* they are all too few for ops, have already used them as an evident concern for the the work ahead. advisors on the diocesan level. One thing is sure,- the laity This tendency will probably ex-. Church's welfare. A good start is and has been demanding to 3) Social Doctrine — The pand even furtMer. has been made, but.the lines ef know precisely what is expect- laity should first of all know the communication should be open- ed of them today. The following social doctrine of the Church. 6) The Work of Unity — The ed even more. Americas Challenge In The Schools , By JOSEPH BREIG the nobility to which man is with' their fullest development, Prayer is some help, but WAS FIRST PRODUCED OVER called, and of the destiny to- their happiness and their not nearly enough, if we are /0O0 YEARS AGO a/ The dispute over prayer in tteSTORtAH MONKS. ward which humanity moves. service to themselves and going to have citizens who public schools must not be al- under the guidance of Provi- know why nazism and com- lowed -to obscure the vital fact dence.' ' - their fellowmen. - ' munism are hideous; what that what America needs, if its CHALLENGE TO SCHOOLS In the very act of praying future is to be as great as its • The great problem and chal- many pupils, becase they have marriage and family life are " past, is citizens adequately edu- lenge for all educators and all been left almost illiterate, reli- {or: how honesty and truth- cated in religion and ethics, as ,. sehools — public,.private or par- giously speaking, have hardly a fulness make for great ish — is tojw-epare young peo- in other branches of knowledge." three-year-old's conception of achievement, -and why there ple for a maturity illumined by what prayer is all about, and of must be a better world for all • Perhaps we needed the Su- • awareness of duty and of why what is the meaning of God and preme Court's decision there is such a. thing as duty, religion for the future of the mankind tomorrow. against Jhe regents' prayer to and made ready by careful char- world. It is too bad, of course, that jolt us out of a complacen- acter formation to discharge HONESTY AND TRUTH any good prayer should be il- , cy in which we tended to de- their duties. . THE ENGLISH COUNT/ OF It is pathetically far from suf- legal: but thelfttle religious ex- IS UNUSUAL. IM WHANG OVER SO OF ITS lude ourselves that everything ficient to hand children a prayer VILLAGES NAMED AFTER SAINTS. • was fine as long as children It is a poor sort of educa- ercises in the public schools tion which leaves children to recite if nothing can be done, have Tiiddeq from consciences .•

November 2, 1962 THE VOICf Miami, Florida Page 7 . ,-£ifc.> 'Romdh Question' Is Closed Peru Jiinfa Seeks Support By Pope's Trip To Shrines Of Church In Civic Drive ROME (NO — The journey, which must have surprised the LIMA, Peru (NC) —.The sup- of Pope John XXIII to Loreto Supreme Pontiff himself." port of the Church in a,national campaign to build civic respon- and Assisi on Oct. 4 "ideally The magazine also noted sibility, .among Peru's people is closed the Roman Question" that when the Pope met with actively sought by the army * •which had long complicated re- Italian President Antonio Seg- junta now ruling the country. lations between Italy and the ni on the steps of the Basilica of Loreto, he was only a few This was stated here by a Holy See. spokesman for the army group, miles from the town of Cas- was this need, he said, that led telgidardo where a century Gen. Juan Bossio Collas, who This, said Civilta Cattoli- said: to the army coup in which he ca, fortnightly magazine pub- ago the Piedtnontese troops participated after the Peruvian lished by the Rome province and papal soldiers fought bit- "I believe that the Church -elections last June. The army of the Society of Jesus, was terly. Moreover, the Piedmon- has a highly valuable mes- stepped in to take charge then the chief significance of the tese had used ihe ba'silica as sage at this time. If Catholi- with the contention that wide- unusual train trip which the a hospital .during the battle. cism in Peru changes its spread election irregularities Pope made only a week be- The Jesuit review concluded structure and attitude and .had turned the voting ir'"' a fore the opening of the ecu- that the journey of Pope John puts the stamp of the Gospel perversion of democracy. menical council. on the social teachings it pos- did have a political significance. The General's appeal to the "This is in the fact that the sesses, it can perform a great The article noted that the task in our country and in all Church to enter Hie political Pope's pilgrimage to Loreto and and social arena in Peru was Pope returned to areas that Assisi closed ideally the Roman Latin American countries, had once formed the Papal since they' are all essentially coupled with a similar appeal question or, if one wishes, it NC Photo to the > other national institu- States and - which had been stresses how good and advan- A PRIEST 'ON LOAN' to Latin America makes a Communion Catholic. taken by force from the papacy tions, the trade unions, press, tageous was the 1929 Lateran call on a shut-in parishioner in La Pai, Bolivia. Father. Andrew "Until recently, I regret to business community, educa- in the establishment of Italy Treaty for the Church, the Schierhoff is one of more than 50 U.S. priests who have volun- as a nation. say, Catholicism has insisted tors and intellectuals, and State and the people of Italy." teered for. service in priest-short Latin America missions. that the • Gospels have a more leaders of public opinion. Pope John's return was" not personal meaning. It believed as the head of state 'but as a that its mission centered in the "We ask for their cooperation pastor and father of the faith- Put Under Interdict cloister and the church, and not so that they will instruct citi- ful, the article said. It con- in the temporal needs of the zens in the free and intelligent CUENCA, Ecuador (NO — Prelate Hopeful Of Solving tinued: people. Of course there are exercise of voting. We would Cuenca archdiocese authorities priests who strive hard to solve like to have those who have the "He was received by the Ital- have placed the San Cristobal Puerto Rican Church Issue social and economic questions, right to vote to do so in free- ians as perhaps none of his parish under an interdict be- but they are relatively few in dom. We want Peruvians to vote predecessors was ever received cause of the murder by Indians SAN JUAN, P.R. (NC) — Apeople. Puerto Rico is Catholic number." at any time for the candidates in the papal domains, with a of a missionary doctor and a papal diplomat described as7 in its immense majority," he of their choice, but we want spontaneity and joyous fervor social worker in its church. "satisfactory" his second meet- continued. General Bossio recently re- them to know who these per- ing with Puerto Rico's Gov. signed his post in the current sons are and to know who wants '. Strained relations between the Euis Munoz Marin. Jle added military government for rea- to advance their interests." Puerto Rican Hierarchy and the that there "Is hope of a solu- sons of health. At his depart- Munoz Marin administration tion" of the Church-State prob- ure the Catholic weekly Ac- started in May, 1960, when the lems in the island. tualidad saluted him with the - House of Representatives killed comment that his presence on I Vatican, Italy ? a bill calling for establishment MIAMI'S DEALER Archbishop Erhanuele Clari- the ruling council had "in- of a ,-released-time program for WITH COMPLETE FREE zio, Apostolic Nuncio • to the spired trust in its democratic Sign New Pact ^ religious instruction of public SAFETY LANE CHECKUP STATION Dominican Republic whose jur- aims." — NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED isdiction includes Puerto Rico, school students. VATICAN CITY (NC) — A called the visit with the gover- The General's remarks, made new monetary agreement has nor at La Fortaleza a "con- As a result of the breach, been signed between Vatican the Catholic oriented Christian in an exclusive interview with firmation of the common ef- the NCWC News Service, stress- City State and Italy permitting fort." Action party was formed with the former to double its annual the sanction of the island's ed the need for building a true base for democracy in Peru. .It coinage in years when there are "Puerto Rico could become bishops. extraordinary events. an example of good relations Largest Buick Deafer East of Rockies between Church and State for Later the bishops issued a Under the terms of the agree- the Catholic majority of Latin pastoral forbidding Catholics to Indian Jacobite Priest ment, Vatican City and Italian Save Time and Money With vote for candidates of the Popu- America," the Archbishop Leads 248 into Church coins are to be identical as- re- said. ' lar Democrats, the Munoz Ma- gards metal and chemical com- rin party. TIRUVALLA, India (NC) — A position, value, dimensions and "Naturally this demands a Buick QUICK Service After the fifst visit between priest of the Syrian Jacobite intrinsic value. Both are to be spirit of good will to take the Church of Malabar has led his legal tender in Vatican City Put that Buick of yours where it belongs ... Archbishop Clarizio and Munoz necessary steps courageously own and 91 other families in and Italy. in the hands of trained BUICK SPECIALISTS for the greatest welfare of, the Marin, Archbishop James P. Davis of San Juan, acting as the hamlet of Kudal into the COURTESY CAR SERVICE • CENTRALLY LOCATED Metropolitan of the San Juan Catholic Church. 'LET OUR GUARDIAN MAINTENANCE BE YOUR GUARDIAN ANGEL1 Province, lifted the order for- The 92 families, consisting of bidding Catholic support of the 248 people, were received in the Advertising FR 4-8481 Popular Democrats. wake of increased mission ac- At the same time, Archbishop tivity on the part of the Malan-, kara Rite Catholic Diocese of. Sales Help -a~Sa int Davis said the Christian Action Tiruvalla. •"~ PRESENTED BY party is "not a Church party." 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Page 8 Nowmbirl, 1962'' TM VOICE Miamii; Florida Chicago Birth Control Plan Termed 'Against Morality* CHICAGO (NO — A proposal * that • the Illinois Public Aid * Commission provide tax-paid - birth control services to relief , recipients is "against public policy and public morality," the Vicar • General of the Archdio- cese of Chicago said here. Msgr. George J. Casey said In regard to the claim that that if the proposal were to birth control services would be be adopted, it would create •provided only for those who vol- "the strange anomaly of- a untarily asked for them, Mori- state government interfering signor Casey said: "The pro- in a matter which pertains to gram would not work, would conscience and religion." not achieve its objective unless • Morisignor Casey spoke to del- the services are suggested, en- egates* to the midwest regional couraged and promoted by the ' convejition of ,the Catholic Press state. Association. Msgr.- Casey noted that mis- "Moreover," tie continued, understandings have arisen re- "82 per cent of the prospec- ' garding the reasons for the tive recipients concerned are . Catholic Church's opposition to either unmarried or not liv- NC Photo - such tax-paid services. ing with their legal spouse, A CHOIRBOY LENDS an ear to Sister Cecilia of Youngstown, "Of course," he explained* and .so you would de facto Ohio, as she sings her newly recorded Christmas choirboy song. "the Catholic Church teaches have the state with public The Ursuline nun hopes to divert any proceeds from the record officially that Airth control is tax funds furnishing contra- toward her order's new motherhouse. ceptives to .unmarried worn-, -NC Photo morally wrong and we hare naturally emphasized this for men and thereby abetting, OBLIVIOUS TO EARTHMEN, kindergarten pupil Christopher By- our Catholic people. But we by encouraging, facillating, spon- ers of Annunciation School, Washington, D.C., envisions himself no means intend to impose or soring and even subsidizing journeying to outer space. The mock spaceman was part" of a inflict our code of ethics on fornication and adultery." book exhibit entitled "Books Are Out Of This World." the general public. Our oppo- Monsignor Casey mentioned a ' sition to the proposals stems counter - proposal that public from the fact that th«y are funds be used instead for the against public policy and pub- education of the illiterate in- Laymen Need New Maturity, lic morality." volved. Adult Education Group Told NEW YORK (NO —The annual conference held at Ford- Catholic layman today faces a ham University. WALK TO CHURCH special challenge to achieve re- 1 Block To Little Flower ligious maturity, the National He said the modern attitude Catholic Adult Education Com- toward ethics is one of "increas- 7-DIAMOND mission was told here. ing relativism" while at the (Bonnk (Jilla BRIDAL SET Father Daniel E. Lupton, a same time "the pressures Of Both Rings priest of the Pittsburgh Ora- this same society to conformity BEAUTIFUL • RESTFUL • HOMEY tory, said that "at*no other are most difficult to withstand." time has it been so necessary Downtown Hollywood -for the individual Christian to 10,500 $2.00 Weekly He described as a "tragic MAINTENANCE \ formulate a personal synthe- A thrilling gift of ft-i blunder" the attitude of look- : : : sis of this Faith and the world ing to priests to plan and ini- 20th Ave. and Buchanan St. 24.50 lasting beauty. : : Matching 14K white • :£: around him." tiate programs of lay action. or yellow goM rings •:•:• at this low price. ! Catholic adult education pro- "The layman must himself grams can play an important .see the problems, exercise the part in the process of developing prudential judgments,/and plan religious maturity in laymen, his programs in these areas Father Lupton told the Adult which are his own," he de- Education Commission's second clared."

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196 THE- VCMCF Mia,4 m^ FIbricia' FOR ENGLISH, SPANISH IN 5 AREAS m " Peace or War Marriage Courses To Open Nov. 5 Now Is The Time To Invest The fall program of marriage Sponsored by the Family Courses .will be held in Dade Lauderdale. St. Juliana parish instructions for both English Life Bureau of the Diocese County- at the. Little Flower par- West Palm Beach, will be th< and Spanish - speaking persons] of Miami, the courses are ish, Coral Gables and at the location for classes in the Eas . In flie Future will be held 'at five locations conducted for those' contem- Cathedral parish while instruc- Coast Deanery. in the" Dade, Broward, and East • plating marriage in the next tions in the Browani Deanery Coast Deaneries beginning, six months and for those re- will be conducted at St. Thom- Classes for Spanish - speak- Nov. 5. cently married. as Aquinas High School, Fort - ing persons will be conducted PALM BEACH COUNTY at St. Michael the Archangel parish/ Miami. Speakers will include Father Angel Villar- 983 ACRES onga, Q.F.M., who will direct the courses; Father Eduardo Here 15 an excellent opportunity for Capital Gains. Fernandez, Father Eugenio In Sugar land area — near Hillsboro .Canal. No del Qusto, Father Joseph Cliff, Dr. Jorge Echenique drought problem — ideal for farming. Only 25 and. Mr. and Mrs. Hur -to miles from the ocean. • • ' ' Lopez. $150. per acre—Liberal Terms All classes will begin at i p.m. with conferences sched- uled at the Little Flower par-

: ish, St. Thomas Aquinas high ' ' • $ school and St. Michael parish on Nov. 5, Nov. 7, Nov. 12, Nov. FORT LAUDERDALE 14, Nov. 19 and Nov. 21. Con- ferences will be held at the Builders Please Note! Cathedral parish and St. Juli- ana parish Nov. 6, Nov. 8, Nov. Don't Let George Do It! 13, Nov. 15, Nov. 20 and Nov. 23. Multiple Unit Zoning in a Park-Like Setting. The same topics will be taught in the same order in S.W. 18 Ave. at 4th St. This 5-acre tract is in all locations in order that a an area qf lovely homes and apartments. class missed in one place can be made up the following $11,800 per acre — Terms night in a different location. Courses in order of their pre- PAROCHIAL AND PUBLIC school children par- niversary of the church. CCD students and paro- sentation are: Marriage and the ; $ • ticipated in the observance of the Feast of chial pupils comprised the choir which sang Catholic Church, Love and Hap- Christ the King at Nativity parish, Hollywood during the Holy Hour conducted by Father piness in Marriage, Marriage DADE COUNTY where parishioners also observed the first an- Hugh Flynn, pastor. About 600 were present. and Sex, A Doctor Talks on Marriage, Marriage is a Sacra- ment and Married Couples Dis- - Are You Investment Minded? cuss Marriage. $350 per acre — Terms Laymen's Retreat Schedule During - courses conducted 320 acres. Aerojet has invested millions of dollars I Retreat Planned] in Dade County the speakers in this-area. This acreage is ripe for real profits! Given For Next Two Months will include Msgr. Robert W. y For Boy Scouts Schiefen, J.C.L., diocesan di- NORTH PALM BEACH — The schedule follows: rector of -the Family Life Bu- Close to 800 laymen-have attend- Nov. 2-4: The Cathedral and [ On Nov. 16, 17 reau; Father Anthony J. Che- ed weekend retreats at Our St. Rose of Lima, panis, Father Joseph O'Shea, Lady of Florida Retreat House The first annual Boy Scout Father James Connaughton, Watch your savings grow! since it was dedicated last June,' Nov. 9-11: Uttle Flower;' retreat for the South Florida Dr. Bernard B. Vinoski and Nativity of Hollywood, Council will be held Frklay and Dr. Jerome F. Waters. .5 acres — $105 Down Father Cyril Schweinberg C.P., reports. Nov. 16-18: No Retreat, Saturday, Nov. 16 and 17. In Broward County, confer- (no interest or closing cosfs) ence speakers will be Father Nov. 23-25: Cursillo de Cris- Site for the retreat will be a Father Cyril, retreat director, Raymond Scully, Father Mi- Total Price $2250 tiandadt No Retreat) also Announced the retreat large wooded area adjoining chael P. Keller, Father John Call or write schedule for the next two Nov 30-Dec. 2: Air Force Monsignor Pace High School, J. Donnelly, Dr. Helen M. An- months at theJPassionist Monas- Chaplains > (No retreat for lay- NW 32nd Ave. at 156 St. gelucci, Dr. John R. Mahoney tery here. , men), and Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Be- Each Scout and Explorer unit lina. . Dec. 7-9: St. James, 'visita- will camp out in an assigned tion, St. Lawrence, Miami, area, under its own adult leader- Speakers in the East Coast St. James Sets ship. .deanery' will include Father Jo- BUY WITH CONFIDENCE Dec. 14-16: St. Elizabeth, St. seph M. McLaughlin, Father Coleman, Pompano Beach, Two spiritual discussion pe- Charles Stadalnikas, Father Start Of Church Blessed Sacrament, Fort riods will be conducted during Matthew Morgan, Father Les- OWN YOUR SHARE Lauderdale, the retreat by one of the Scout lie D. Cann and Father Peter [ Construction [ Dec. 21-23: No Retreat, chaplains. Zemanik, O.C.S.O. OF FLORIDA Dec. 29-30: Public High School Ground - breaking for St. An award will be presented Registration will be held dur- students. James parish's new church will ^ the Scout unit with the most ing the first and second sessions be at 3:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4, Anyone wishing to make a members in attendance. of the first meeting in each lo- $ ling to father Francis P. reservation for .a weekend te- cation. Anyone planning to at- pastor. • treat may do so by using the tend need only go to the first coupon found elsewhere in The 2 New Buildings class and register. The courses Participating in the ceremon- Voice or by writing to the Rev. are open to anyone whether ies will be Msgr. Patrick Retreat Director, C.P., Our Will Be Blessed they be couples or wish to at- HAROLD A. MILLER O'Donoghue, V.G., pastor of the Lady of Florida Retreat House, tend alone. Cathedral. Two new structures erect- REALTORS 1300 U.S. 1, North Palm" Beach, ed in Dade County by the The new church to be built Fla. 809 LANGFORD BUILDING Diocese of Miami will be on NW Seventh Ave. between blessed next week by Msgr. Organ Recital 121 S,E. 1st STREET, MIAMI, FLA. \ 131st and 132nd Streets will.seat New Brazilian Bishop William Barry, P. A., pastor, 1,100 persons, Father Dickson St. Patrick .parish, ,Miami VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Set For Nov. 6 PHONE FR 1-7703 ! said. ' - Beach. J WOULD LIKE FURTHER INFORMATION ON YOUR• John XXIII has named an Oma- An organ recital by Marilyn '" " I UNDERSTAND I AM UNDER' A building fund campaign was ha-born priest, Most Rev. Wil- -Monsignor Pace High Mason, a member of the faculty conducted in the parish last liam Murphy, C.SS.R., Bishop School, located at 15600 NW at the University of Michigan NAME ^year. Robert Ewell is chairman of the newly erected Brazilian 32nd Ave., will be blessed will be presented at 8:30 p.m., of the building committee. diocese of Juazeiro. at 11 a.m., Wednesday, i ADDRESS Tuesday, Nov. 6 in the Cathe- Nov» 7.. Among parish organizations dral under the auspices of the i Bishop Murphy serve'd in Miami Chapter of the American STATE taking part in the ground- Brazil for 14 years,- working as A new. recreation building TELEPHONE breaking ceremony will be the at Camp Matecumbe in Guild of Organists. l a vicar cooperator, pastor and Holy Name Society, the CYO, vice provincial. In 1958 he was South Dade. County will be A student of the late Palmer Boy Scouts, Home and School named rector of St. Joseph Col- blessed at 3 p.m. Friday, • Christian,'Miss Mason also stud- Association, Legion of Mary and lege in Edgerton, Wis., a Nov. 9. ied in Paris with Nadia Bou- the Sodality. Redemptorist minor seminary. langer and Muurice Durufle. Page TO- November 2, T 962 — ; Wf VOICF . Miami, Floridp Priest Commutes By Boat FORT LAUDERDALE To Offer Mass On Island AMAR HARDWARE "TRADE IN YOUR OLD HEATER" FORT MYERS BEACH — A At Sanibel, Mrs. Patricia 809 W. SUNRISE BLVD. JA 3-7800 seagoing priest who commutes Murphy waits at the marina each Sunday by- boat to offer to take him by auto to the H ALLAN DALE Mass in his new mission is Fa- mission. According to Father ther Miguel Goni, administrator Goni eight minutes in the BARNETT HARDWARE of Ascension parish here. .. boat is the best time in which he has made the crossing. He "WHERE PARKING IS NO PROBLEM" When the Spanish born 100 EAST BEACH BLVD. WA 2-3515 priest inaugurated Masses on added that 13-year-old Patrick Sanibel Island, he found him- Blaney who usually pilots the HOLLYWOOD self with a difficult transpor- boat is endeavoring to cut tation problem since he cele- down on the time. HARDEE'S GOODYEAR STORES brates Masses at 7:30 a.m. Well known for his apostolic 2736 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. WA 2-1483 *-* 9:30 a.m. in the Church work among the migrant work- 2615 SOUTH STATE RD. 7 YU 9-2600 '. ie Ascension and must be ers in the Palm Beach and Fort on Sanibel to offer Mass at Myers areas, Father Goni form- erly served .as assisted pastor 11 a.m. Voice Photo in Holy Name parish, West Hollywood Gardens, Inc. Since the ferry would not al- WAITING BOAT takes Father Miguel Goni to the new mission Palm Beach; St. Joan of Arc low him to reach the island on chapel at Sanibel Island on South Florida's west coast where he WE SERVICE HEATERS parish, Boca Raton; St. Edward time, Father Goni accepted the offers Mass each Sunday at 11 a.m. Young Patrick Blaney, 2838 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. WA 2-6746 invitation of the Blaney fam- parish, Palm Beach; St. Fran- shown with Father Goni and his parent, John, serves as skipper. ily who offered to transport him cis Xavier parish, Fort Myers and in Corpus Christi and St. FORT LAUDERDALE in their motor launch from the FORT LAUDERDALE north end of Estero Island as Michael parishes, Miami. In WILLIAMS HARDWARE soon as he concludes his second 1959 he was a member of the v McCANN HARDWARE CO. Sunday Mass in Ascension faculty at Archbishop Curley • BUILDERS' HARDWARE • DUPONT PAINT • LOCK SHOP NORTH ANDREWS GARDENS Church. high school, Miami. 1 N.W. FIRST AVE. 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Voice Photos MEMERS OF Christopher Columbus High School left, Marshall Liptak; William Pratt; Brother SECOND PLACE in the debate tournament at Joanne Roberts; Sister Maria Immaculata, debate team which won a debate tournament Stephen Luke; F. M. S., moderator; George T. Notre Dame Academy went to the Academy I. H. M., moderator; Mary Fortino, and Loretta held recently at Notre Dame Academy are from Lloyd Jr. and Vincent Hennessy. team composed of from left, Dianne Flanagan; McCaughan.

Recollection Day Debate Tournament Won New School u Set By Auxiliary By Christopher Columbus At St. Monica | St. Joseph Auxiliary whose Christopher Columbus walked Members of Notre Dame's I Is Blessed ('] membership is open to high off with top honors in a high team were Loretta McCaughan, school debate tournament held Mary Fortino, Joanne Roberts OPA-LOCKA — The n#w St. school students at Immaculata recently at Notre Dame, Acad- Academy will observe a day of emy. and Dianne Flanagan. Monica elementary school re- recollection Sunday, Nov. 4 at cently completed at NW 191st Notre Dame's debate team Schools participating in ad- the academy. dition to Columbus and No- St. and 34th Ave., was blessed took second place in the con- tre Dame were, Archbishop Sunday by Msgr. Patrick J. Father Claude Brubaker, su- test conducted by the Catholic Curley, St. Thomas Aquinas, O'Donoghue, Vicar General of pervising principal of the high Forensic League of Miami. Immaculata, Chaminade and Monsignor Edward Pace. the Diocese of Miami. school will conduct conferences The topic debated was: which will be followed by recita- "Resolved: That Congress The new president of the Designed by Miami archi- tion of the rosary at the out- Should Abolish Protective Tar- speech moderators of the Catho- tect Thomas J. Madden Jr., door Pieta and Benediction. iffs." lic Forensic League is Charles the structure provides class- J. O'Malley of the St. Thomas Columbus' team included Vin- room facilities for grades one Loyola—The Jesuit University in New,Orleans The objective of the organiza- Aquinas faculty. cent Hennessy, George T. Lloyd through three which are tion is to encourage and nurture Jr. Marshall Liptak and Wil- Other officers chosen at a . taught by the Ursuline Sisters recent meeting were: vocations to the Sisterhood. liam Pratt. and the Sisters of the Aposto- Education for Brother Stephen Luke, FMS., late. TS of Christopher Columbus, vice president; Sister Maria Imma- The school is the second paro- Leadership culata, I.H.M., Notre Dame, chial building in the North Dade secretary; and Brother Ter- County parish erected by Bish- rence, C.S.C., Archbishop Cur- op Coleman F. Carroll in May, Loyola University is a coeducational insti- Florida's ley, treasurer. 1959 in an area formerly served tution conducted by the Jesuit Fathers in New by the parishes of Our Lady of Brother Dominic, Michael,' Perpetual Help and Visitation. Orleans, one of America's most interesting F.M.S., Monsignor Pace, and Catholic College Brother Thomas Fox, S.M,. The church was dedicated cities. Freshman applicants must take the Chaminade, were appointed to by Bishop Carroll in May C.E.E.B. exam. handle public relations. of last year. Father Frank of McCann is the pastor. Purpose of the Foresnic S': DEGREE PROGRAMS INCLUDE: League is to develop "articulate Monsignor O'Donoghue was Distinction Catholic leadership" through the celebrant of Solemn Bene- Accounting, Administrative Practices, Biological Sciences, Business participation in public speaking diction which followed the cere- Administration, Economics, Chemistry, Dentistry, Education (Ele- and debate contests. monies of blessing. mentary), Education (Secondary), English. Languages (Modern), Languages (Classical), History, International Economics, Journal- For Young men and women Ism, Journalism-Public Relations, Law. Management. Marketing, NEED A ELECTRONICS Mathematics, Medical Technology, Music, Music Education, Mu- sic Therapy, Pharmacy. PEilosophy. Physical Education, Physics, HIGH SCHOOL TRAINING Political Science. Psychology. Sacred Music. Sociology. Speech, ENGINEERING Television Programming-Production, Television Engineering, Tele- DIPLOMA! WRITE INDUSTRIAL ~ ' vision Sales Management. You can combine your ELECTRONICS Pre-professional programs are also conducted as well as a cer- DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS academic and business TV SERVICING tificate program for women in dental hygiene. Combined degree ELECTRONIC DRAFTING and combined major programs are also offered. courses at Adelphi to earn full and part-time courses' your diploma. Accelerated day and evening classes SAINT LEO COLLEGE program. Free counselling R.E.T.S FR 1-1439 215 N.£. 15th ST. • Graduate Division • ROTC Program and job placement. Write Director oi Admissions for Catalog and Brochure SAINT LEO, FLA. ADELPHI Loyola University BUSINESS COLLEGE AND FR 4-8481 New Orleans 18, La. UN 6-5471 Presently offering first two years TUTORING SCHOOL f : Affiliated with the Catholic University of America 8001 N.E. 5th Ct. Pial-a- Saint In the Biscayne Shopping Plaza ^PRESENTED BY Order of Saint Benedict of Florida 1 Phone PL 7-7623 litbvitk Say You 'Saw It In The Voice NE 4-8672 FUNERAL HOMES

Page 12 November 2, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida / Prayer, Social Events Open Catholic Youth Week Here Let's not condemn youth too sponsibllity of training youngs- much," Father Walter J. Dock-' ters." erill urged in a television talk "Some parents," said Fa- opening National Catholic Youth ther Heffernan, "feel wrongly Week here. that once their children reach high school age they are re- "When you stop and think lieved of the job of training about it," said Father Dock- them." erill, who is diocesan youth di- rector, "it's amazing how good Father Heffernan agreed with they are." Father Dockerill that young peo- ple should not be criticized too Father Dockerill's talk was much. one of several activities which ; helped launched Youth Week in He pointed out that" today's tf Tiami diocese. space age youth faces the con- stant threat of nuclear war and Other activities included: have been" left with "many messes" inherited from past A DANCE last Saturday at generations. the Everglades Hotel- which drew more than 650 CYO mem- "Never before in history," Fa- bers, ther Heffernan said, "has so much been expected of young CORPORATE COMMUNION people." observed by the CYO of Holy Family parish, North Miami at 8 a.m. Mass last Sunday, Hollywood Man Is BENEDICTION observed by 'tonight Of Month' the CYO of St. Hugh parish, HOLLYWOOD — Jack J. Coconut Grove, Cochran has been chosen HOLY HOUR attended by "Knight of the Month" for Octo- more than 100 CYO members ber by Hollywood -Knights of Co- at St. Rose of Lima parish, lumbus Council No. 4851. Miami Shores. A past president of the Holy Name Society, Mr. Cochran is Catholic Youth Week ends secretary of the St. Vincent de voice Kioto Sunday, Nov. 4. Paul Society of the Church of Part Of Crowd Of Tffore Than 650 Youngsters Who Attended CYO Dance At The Everglades Hotel Father Dockerill's plea not to the Little Flower. criticize youth too much came Squire Circle Holds during a two-way panel discus- Mr. Cochran, a charter mem- cussion on youth with Father ber of the local Council, was Communion Breakfast David J. Heffernan. The dis- chairman of the Six-Point com-^ Ninety-five members of the cussion was aired on WCKT's mittee when the Council receiv-^ Columbian Squires, Knights of "That I May See" program last ed the "Star" award. Columbus members and their Sunday. families attended a Communion Cubs Go On Hay Ride breakfast held last Sunday by Father Dockerill urged his the St Martin de Porres Circle TV audience to "try to help The Cub Scout Pack of Im- of the Squires. our youth a little instead of maculate Conception parish The group assisted at 9 a.m. finding things wrong with held a hay ride recently. An Mass at St. Patrick Church and outdoor barbecue was held later breakfast followed at the La GET LOW COST at the home of W. B. Wilikison. But, he said, if parents would Gorce Country Club. encourage their youngsters to Arthur O'Neill, grand knight become active in organizations Harvest Square Dance of the Miami Beach K. of C. HOSPITAL PLAN was toastmaster. like the CYO which offers a Is Planned By CYO Among those speaking at the program of "leisure time ac- breakfast were: Dr. Lawrence tivities," then perhaps this trend St. Rose of Lima CYO will Jones, of Fort Myers, K. of C. hold r its second annual Harvest 'Catholic men and women now get are paid in addition to other in- could be reversed. state deputy; John Tracey, state PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES Square Dance at 7:30 p.m. Sun- low cost hospital insurance from surance. You spend the money as day, Nov. 4, in the parish audi- chairman for the Squires'; Mi- pur 83-year-old non-profit Society Father Heffernan brought out torium, 10690 NE Fifth Ave. chael Stanoo, K. of C. district you wish — for hospital bills, doc- that organizations like the CYO deputy, and Barry Bransfield, — The Catholic Association of tor bills or expenses at home. "are not intended to take away All CYO members in the dio- member of the St. Martin de Foresters (formerly known as the Choose from a wide variety of from families the primary re- cese are invited. Porres Circle. Massachusetts Catholic Order of plans to bring your present insur- Foresters). For example: for only $2.05 -per month, men under 61 ance up to date or get complete can receive.$50 a week while hos- protection. With hospital costs pitalized for any accident or sick- more than double what they were ness covered by our insurance. just ten years ago, there is a good Payments of $ld0 or $150 a week chance you need more insurance. are also available. The same plan is available for women at a slightly Send for complete information, in- higher premium. cluding details on our excellent life insurance plans. There is no Catholics of advanced ageN can be obligation — so mail the coupon insured at additional cost. You todayl

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CITY -COUNTY. -STATE. PHONE- -OCCUPATION. GETTING A CLOSEUP camera shot of the king Francis X. Henry, CYO moderator of the North and queen chosen at the first annual diocesan - Dade Deanery. John Mulligan of Blessed Trinity wide Catholic Youth Organization dance held was named king and Vicki Miller of Immaculate last Saturday at the Everglades is Father Conception, queen.

•: %..ttfit... '..Mi.YQKi, „ -MiaauV Florida...... -Page .13- As a part of their regular Peaceful Coexistence" in the course of instruction on the American magazine, Foreign evils of Communism, Mi- Affairs. And it is further em- ami Diocesan school pupils phasized that the Soviet dic- study "Questions and An- swers on Communism" by tator wrote in that article: Richard Cardinal Cushing. "Apart from the commitment The Voice therefore pub- of non-aggression, it (peaceful lishes another installment of excerpts from this au- coexistence) also presupposes thoritative source through an obligation oh the part of all the courtesy of the Daugh- states to desist from violating ters of St. Paul, at vohose each other's territorial integrity bookstore, 2700 Biscayne and sovereignty in any forr d Blvd., the complete vol- ume is available. under any pretext whatsoev „ .*' By publishing such crass non- ' Q. Have we evidence today sense as this — in view of the of the triumph of the Commu- Soviet conquest by force of the nist line, within' the United States? > Baltic and Balkan countries, of Hungary and Asian nations — A. The whole .recent history '.. .. , -Hi In 1955, we went to Jhe sum- February, 1956, have been obey- In connection with the Khrush- a leading American magazine mit meeting at Geneva, because ed by. the United States Govern- of the United States is a record chev visit, the Communist press helps the Soviet cause. It per- of the triumph of the Commu- reluctantly but to too great a of Soviet pressure in the coun- ment. One of these immediately has been busy throughout the nist line, adopted partially and degree. tries which have Communist is cultural exchanges, which eighty-three countries in which mits the Soviet propagandists to Parties and because of the ap- Khrushchev recommended in or- Communist parties function in sneak into the press of the rest peasement forces in the United der to be able to create a spirit telling in effect the comrades of the free world the idea that SS. PETER and PAUL States. This represented an- of complacency in this country > other defeat. While we were and to plant Soviet agents he're. AUTOMOTIVE endlessly debating at Geneva Another is the sweeping victory • SERVICE SOUTHSIDE with' Soviet representatives, of the idea of "peaceful coex- they were making their great istence," specifically represent- break-through in the Middle ed by, our servile and warm re- AMERICAN East, now represented particu- ception of Khrushchev in this • Consult this directory be-' larly by predominant Commu- country in 1959. SERVICE STATION nist influence in Iraq. fore your next tankful of CAR WON'T GO? CALL Q. Can you give one exam- gas pr needed repairs. JOHN FUSCO Q. Was this followed np by ple of how our "invitation" FR 1-9268 further advances of the Com- in 1959 to Dictator Khrushchev You'll be glad you did. munist line? 1180 S.W. 8th Street built up Soviet Power against that the American nation agrees the United States actually ap- Miami, Florida with Soviet actions. A. Many of the orders given the United States? proves of the slaughter of the by Nikita Khrushchev at the In Number 37 of the New Hungarian people and of other ST. JAMES ST. JOSEPH A. We could give many, but 26th Congress of the Communist Times from Moscow, (one of Soviet conquests. Party of the Soviet Union in will restrict ourselves to one. the issues of September, 1959) FRAZIER'S STANDARD great emphasis is placed on the Q. When the Communists OIL/ fact that Khrushchev's trip was use the terms "imperialism" signalized by his article "On and "imperialist countries" NORTH SHORE -as they do repeatedly, they GARAGE have a different meaning in 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. mind from what we do when SERVICE Miami Beach FR 4-8481 we use those terms? MU 1-0265 ALL-PURPOSE A. That is correct. By "Im- ATLAS TIRES • BATTERIES UN 6-9171 perialism" the Communists nev- * ACCESSORIES HOME FINANCING 'DtaV-a-Salnt 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue Johnny Johnson er mean the Soviet taking over North Miami, Flo. EXPERT MECHANICAL WORK buying, building, selling PRESENTED BY by force of various countries. or refinancing That is always "liberation." The "imperialist countries" are al- ST. MARY'S HOLY ROSARY ways the democratic'nations. CATHEDRAL 13 years in some location TONY'S BELLE MEADE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS FRANJO INDIGO INSURANCE AGENCY, .INC. Pick-up P^ Delivery TOP VALUE STAMPS BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL Shell Oil Change CE 5-1221 7601 Biscayne Blvd. Complete Insurance Facilities PL 1-9368 Across From Bank of Perrine

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National Council of Catholic Ross Gilboe will provide mu- "The Christian in a Chang- sic for dancing including square Women Nov. 3-7 in Detroit. ing World" will be theme of the five-day meeting expected .dance numbers. Attire will be Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, dio- to attract more than 10,000 casual for both members and c e s a n director of Catholic delegates and guests from guests. Charities and South Florida re- England, Canada and the Dancing classes will be spon- settlement director of Catholic United States. sored by the club at 8 p.m. on Relief Services - NCWC, will Mrs. Arthur Zepf of Toledo, Wednesdays, Nov. 7 and 14 at ': on Tuesday, Nov. 6 dur- Ohio, who is retiring from the the Polish - American Club, ing national committees of the office of president will conduct -• the opening session and Miss ' 1250 NW 22nd Ave.' A social NCCW. Margaret Mealey, executive di- hour including refreshments fol- rector of the NCCW will out- His topic during the meet- lows instructions. % \. ing of the Immigration and line the organizational plan of Americanization committee the convention. Non - league bowling held every" other Friday evening will will be "Personal'•Responsi- The role of Christians will be Voice Photo bility for Refugees." discussed and illustrated in take place Nov. 9 and 23 at the workshops and by panels in NCCW CONVENTION in Detroit is discussed by Winston Anderson, president; and Mrs. H. J. G. Miami Bowland, 222 NE 13th Father David J. Heffernan, Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, standing, Father David Essex, national vice chairman of organization St. For .further information on pastor, St. Lawrence parish, such areas as public morality, J. Heffernan, Miami DCCW moderator; Mrs. J. and development, all of whom will, attend. Club activities interested per- North Miami Beach, and dio- children and youth, literatore cesan moderator of the Miami and the arts, lay participation sons are inivted to call Betty moderator, will deliver the munion may be distributed to DCCW will be accompanied at and leadership in the Church, sessions of the Ecumenical Roberson at NE 5-4833 after opening address. : the sessions by Mrs. J. Winston rural and urban life spiritual Council. - all those attending. 6 p.m. development, mental health, An altar rail will be 'erected Anderson, president of the Mi- A Solemn Mass will be sung ami Council,^ Mrs. H. J. G. Es- intellectual life, communica- to encircle the entire arena tions, human relations, the un- in the Cobo Hall arena on Satur- floor in order that Holy Com- sex, first president of the Miami day afternoon by Msgr. Bernard Council and now national vice- derprivileged nations and na- EVERYTHING for the BRIDE tional defense. Kearns, chancellor of the Arch- chairman of the organization diocese of Detroit in the ab- and development committee; Msgr. Clarence D. White of sence of Archbishop John F. Mrs. J. S. Nader of Fort Laud- Washington, D.C., national Rearden who is participating in erdale, president of the Brow- ard County Deanery of the Mi- FR 4-8481 ami DCCW; and Mrs. Molly H. BRIDAL SHOP Clarkson of Little Flower par- depend on the Styles of Distinction, Inc. ish, Coral Gables, formerly a member of the diocesan board "SECOND BEST MAIS" 81-83 HOOK SQUARE of the St. Augustine Diocesan Miami Springs, Phone TU 7-4051 Council of Catholic Women. at your wedding! For three decades Tooley-Myron Studios "The Why and How" of lead- ership training will be outlined have specialized in wedding portraits and candid albums . . . 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November 1. 1962 THE VOKB ^ Miami, Horida Page 15 Hospital Auxiliary Lists Vero Study Club Women's Club Plans Meeting Circle Meetings, Projects Will Meet Today VERO BEACH — Members of At Lauderdale FORT LAUDERDALE* — Boss, Mrs. Burns, Mrs. Hal- the First Friday breakfast and FORT LAUDERDALE — Fa- Meetings and projects of circles Ian and Mrs. Pickett will be study club will meet after the 8 a.m. Mass today (Friday) in ther Brendan Farrell, O.F.M. in the Holy Cross Hospital hostesses. Women's Auxiliary have been St. Helen Church. will be the principal speaker, announced for November. Circle Six — Meeting at 10 a.m., during a Communion breakfast Mrs. Arthur Albrecht and for members of the Blessed Saturday, Nov. 10 at the hos- They include: Mrs. N. Bell will be hostesses Sacrament Women's Club and pital. Plans will be discussed during the meeting in the parish their daughters at the Capri Circle Two — Meeting at 11 hall. Cafeteria, Sunday, Nov. 4. a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 6 .at the for a luncheon, fashion show, hospital. New members will and card party scheduled to Members of St. Helen ^Wom- Members will observe a Cor- .; be guests of honor and re- be held later this month. an's Club will observe a Corpo- porate Communion during the freshments will be served. A Refreshments will be served. rate Communion during the 9 8 a.m. Mass in the Case Funeral tour of the hospital will follow. a.m. Mass Sunday, Nov. 3, and Chapel and the breakfast will Circle Five — Members will " the monthly meeting of the club Circle 12 — Coffee and meeting follow immediately. meet at 10 am., Wednesday, will be at 8 p.m. Tuesday, at 10 a.m., Thursday, Nov. 8 Nov. 6. Mrs. E. Ray Van Arsdel at the Sea Garden Hotel. Mrs. Nov. 21 in the home of Mrs. general chairman of arran^ Albert Friedman, 2890 NE Father John F. McKeown, • • - - *• ments. Reservations may be 28th St. pastor, will speak on the Ecu- Voice Photo made by calling Mr. C. J. Dufek menical Council from which he NEW ART room in St. Joseph School, Miami Beach, was provided at LO 6-3494. Circle Three — Meeting at recently returned. Plans will be through funds donated by the Mothers Club. Sister Elizabeth A dessert card party to bene- 10 a.m., Wednesday, Nov. 28 discussed for a benefit card par- Mary, O.P., instructor, shows art work to Mrs. Frank Lewis, ty under the auspices of the fit the parish building fund will at the home of Mrs. Thomas Mrs. Alexander Goldman and Mrs. Vincent Lombardi. Rahilly, 2031 NE 15th St. club on Nov. 14. be sponsored by the club Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the home PL 9-6825 of Mrs. J.M. Kennedy, 1817 NE BlSCAYNE BAY Retreat League Formed 16 Terrace at 12:30 p.m. For High School Girls Retreat Slides KENDALL — A junior retreat been organized at the Domini- league for teenage girls has can Retreat House under the di- Will Be Shown SEAFOOD^ RESTAURANT On the rection of Sister Mary Philip, FORT LAUDERiDALE — 79th St. O.P. Slides made during a weekend • MAINE LOBSTERS Causeway Natalie Folta is president of retreat rt the Cenacle Retreat • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD PETERSON'S the group whose objective is to House, Lantana, will be shown V CLAMS, OYSTERS & STONE CRABS foster spiritual retreats among members of St. Clement Altar STEAK PLACE and Rosary Society during the MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT — OUR 16»h~YEAR high school girls. Other officers 7140 S.W. 8th ST. • CA 1-4563 are Mary Kay Harrington, sec- monthly meeting at 8 p.m., retary and Susan Hughes, treas- Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the school. urer. Mrs. John Avedian will pre- Meetings are held each sent the program entitled, "A Thursday afternoon at 4 p.m. Weekend with God," assisted by YOUR GUIDE TO GOOD EATING in the retreat house at 7275 Mrs. Paul Hohmann. SW 124th St. Those interested A demonstration on the mak- should contact Miss Folta at ing, and use of, the Advent MO 6-9677. Wreath will also be featured at Women of SS. Peter and Paul the meeting during which Mrs. parish and Immaculate Concep- Camilla Rickerson and Mrs. Wil- tion parish, Hialeah will observe liam Dellinger will be hostesses. a weekend retreat, Nov. 9-11 at the retreat house. A general retreat sponsored by women of- School Patrons frz>f <=>4 St. Timothy parish is scheduled Nov. 16-18. To Fete Sisters Young Spanish-speaking adults FORT LAUDERDALE — ^Handsomest Seafood Restaurant will observe a day of recollec- Adrian Dominican Sisters who anywhere in the world!!! tion on Friday, Nov. 23 with staff St. Anthony school will be LUNCHEON from 85C Father Angel Villaronga, O.F.M. guests of honor at a tea and SERVED FROM 11:45 A.M. ^^ conducting the conferences. open house which, members of the Home and School Associa- DINNER from *2.2S Catholic nurses have been in- tion will sponsor from 2 to 5 SERVED FROM 5:45 P.M. Same ownership as COCKTAIL. LOUNQB Amp!, vited to participate in a one-day p.m. Sunday, Nov. 4. the famous Tony Swears PHONE: parking sptw o» retreat Sunday, Nov^ 25. Restaurant • 866>8688 • premises Classrooms will be open for 1900 N. Bay Causeway (79 St Causeway) Miami Beach Further information may be inspection and Sisters and lay obtained by contacting the Do- members of the faculty will be minican Sisters at 238-2711. available for consultation. Mrs. C.A. Alber is chairman Kentucky Fried Chicken Dance Is Planned of arrangements assisted by DINNER By School Group room mothers. 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES," COLE SLAVV^ GRAVY & HOT ROLL A "Harvest Hop" under the auspices of St. James Home Columbiettes Plan and School Association will be- ONLY H.00 gin at 9 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 10 Fall Dance Nov. 3 in the Elks Hall, NE Second HIALEAH — A fall dance Ave. and 125th St., North Mi- sponsored by the ColumbietK ami. K. of C. auxiliary, will be h COLONEL SANDER'S at 8 p.m.,-'Saturday, Nov. 3 in Music will be provided by RECIPE the Hialeah Youth Hall, 35 East Happy Harold's band and Sixth Street. By the Box tickets may be obtained by call- PUMPKIN'S • Bucket ing Mrs. A. Mott, chairman, at Casual attire will be worn and STEAK DINNER • Barrel MU 1-7679 or Mrs. M. Bodeep, tickets may be purchased by co-chairman at MU 1-7996. calling TU 8-8896. V.S. CHOICE CHARCOAL BROIL ALL FOR ONLY "IT'S FINGER LICKIN' GOOD" Home mode soup or juice, hash brown potatoes, hot garlic bread, assorted table relishes. Choice of beverage — Plus OUR FAMOUS KEYLIME CHILDREN'S PIE. ' SHOP FHESH Special Child's Dhnur HOT FISH DINNERS, and Cany Out Service CORNED BEEF, 2646 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD. JUMBO' Other Complete PASTRAMI PHONE MU 5-1891 ,? 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i i. m-tt- JTM TBW MttJL"fc'. \ima*M FAMILY CLINIC For the finest Selection of Books, 'Dad Nags Son About Doing Well In Sports' arid Gifts for Why are some fathers so anxious to have their ALL Occasions sons do well in sports? According to my husband, our Visit sons just don't live up to his expectations and never try hard enough in the field. We hear sports from morning until night (including meal times). It is a ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC constant, bitter, sarcastic argument right through. I BOOK AND FILM CENTER lilpe.to watch my children play, ulso, but not to the point that I nag and nag if they don't do as well as another kid. Father, I'm not exaggerating when I say that the children and I are becoming very nervous Operated by over this situation. What can I do? the By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. Daughters of I suppose most parents start out with somewhat inflated St. Paul " delations for their progeny, Stella. As a rule, their hopes in . regard reflect their values. If they hold intellectual pursuits, business success, music, ahtletic prowess, or some particular profession in high esteem, their parental expectations will nor- 2700 Biscoyne Blvd. mally follow corresponding lines. FR 1-0835

Sometimes these hopes play the role of self-fulfilling OPEN 8:30 A.M. - 6 P.M. and prophecies in the sense that what were initially only imagined or hoped for abilities are eventually acquired through the 7 to S P.M. MON. thru SAT. special efforts the child may make to meet parental expecta- tions. Of course if parental hopes are groundless or too high, there is bound to be trouble, for parents will feel that the MOVING HAULING child is not really trying, while constant failure to meet expected standards will deprive the child of confidence in Nolan Transfer whatever abilities he may possess. & Storage As in your family circle, Stella, mothers and fathers may Phone PL 9-0797 • 572 NW 72nd St. differ widely in their parental expectations. You apparently re- Night NA 4-2223 Miami, Fla. gard sports as a pleasant diversion for your sons, while your husband takes a much more serious view, though it is not clear from your description whether he is primarily concerned over FOB m YOUB Extra 5:00 to his sons' failure to star on the field or over what he considers BANKING NEEDS their lack of effort. Let us explore jjach of these possibilities CITIZENS BANK of BROWARD COUNTY Evening 7:00 P.M. a little further, since they reflect different attitudes and must be Checking Accounts Hours Fridays dealt withf differently. WEST HOLLYWOOD Saving Accounts If the major reason he is irritated is their lack of outstanding Where You can EnjOy the Convenience of doing all Your banking "Under one Root" 150 CAR success, his attitude may stem from several different sources. Loans Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation — PARKING LOT Safe Deposit Facilities 4 DRIVE-IN TELLERS He may be a "drugstore quarterback" who has had little actual Charles W. Lantz, President experience in sports and consequently underestimates the difficul- ties involved. He may be comparing his son's performance with an exaggerated image of his own youthful prowess — you recall the old saying "The older we get, the farther we could swim or throw a ball when we were young!" He may have been frus- trated, either by lack of size, parental prohibition, or absence of FR 4-8481 opportunities, in his own desire to play as a youth and is now deeply irritated with his sons because they are not performing 'Dial-a-Saint the way he imagines he would have done if he had had the oppor- PRESENTED BY tunities they now enjoy. Or, like not a few other Americans, he may have a wholly unbalanced view of the importance of competitive sports "and related athletic prestige, so that he feels his sons are threat- ening to fail him in the one activity he understands and values. We have a good number of these perennial adoles- cents around, and it has been their insistence on always hav- ing winning tarns that has lead our schools to neglect the WHITE-TITE physical training of the average student while devoting huge TILE ROOF PROCESS expenditures of time and money to select, train and equip . a handful of young gladiators, whose primary purpose in MEANS COOLEST — WHITEST ROOF school is to man the various teams. INC. Oh the other hand, your husband may chiefly be concerned "Your Phone is over the boys' lack of effort in sports. If his diagnosis of their Your Charge Account" failures is correct, he has reason to be worried, for young 144 E. LAS O1AS BLVD. males who do not try hard in competitive sports either1 lack Ft. Lauderdale — JA 2-3737 3200 ATLANTIC AVE. normal self-confidence, are unduly fearful of being hurt, or Pempane Beach — WE 3-4401 display a psychologically unhealthy indifference to teamwork and social challenge. It is possible that your sons show indifference or reluctance WE NOW PAY to becoming wholly "engaged" in an ever expanding circle of NEWSPAPERS masculine activities because they are still too closely bound MAGAZINES i CSROBOARD BRILLIANTLY WHITE is this fjat tile roof on Tite also has an exclusive three-coat gravel to you and oriented to the predominantly feminine world of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Borgognoni, roof process which locks the gravel in childhood. Perhaps your husband senses this vaguely and is Per 100 Lb. 5798 S.W. 33rd St., since it was cleaned, place and protects the roof against high MIAMI WASTE PAPER CO. sealed and given two coats of lasting White- winds and rain. 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Andrews rather than a means. * * . • :\ i vj. ? * November 2, 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 126 IMPORTED ami DOMESTIC CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE Everybody Loves Chili Con Carne By FLORENCE DEVANEY This blend has all the aroma of the Mexican spicing, although "The discovery of a new dish only a small part of its pun- does more for huma.n happiness gence. Today, chili powder is on CHEESE than the discovery of a star," the best-seller list, well up S. S. PIERCE FINE FOODS declared 18th Century Brillat- among the top ten spices. Famous Beefstick j? Gourmet Foods Savarin. Ground chili peppers, What, we wonder, would this HICKORY FARMS of OHIO bon-vivant have said about the ground cumin seed, ground AMERICA'S LEADING CHEESE STORES discovery of a piquant and oregano and garlic powder 5715 SUNSET DRIVE, SO. MIAMI sparkling, all-in-one seasoner are basic ingredients of chili like chili powder? Here we have powder. No two spice houses not one single dish, but the ex-, ' citing savor for dozens, if not make exactly the same blend, hundreds, of culinary creations. each naturally making what it considers the best. Billat-Savarin went to his reward about 25 years before Ground cloves are used in chili powder first came into some blends or ground allspice SOFT use. The story of its origin or powdered onion may be add- is legendary at this point, SMOOTH FEEL ed, depending on the manufac- BLANKETS come out so soft since there were no food his- and smooth when you launder torians on the scene at the turer. with Parsons' Sudsy Detergent time. Ammonia. So do socks and The most famous of all chili sweaters...and all with a. fresh, dishes is chili con carne, a mar- During the two years of our clean smell. velously satisfying concoction war with Mexico, many of the with a rich and aromatic fra- PARSONS men of the U. S. had an oppor- grance. Everybody loves chili First name In household cleaners tunity to taste Mexican foods .inc. 187S con carne — rich and poor, and learned to love chili dishes. young and old. Probably no two UWASWWWV CHILI CON CARNE is tops as an American favorite in homes, We Serve The Some culinary genius who will cooks make it the same way BEST COFFEE In Town! 9715 N.E. 2nd AVE. remain forever nameless, cre- and just to prove it, here are schools and restaurants — Wherever hungry people are looking Specialize in wedding receptions FALCO ana buffet parties . ated chili powder as an approx- several versions of this famous for something good to eat. Chili powder is the all-in-one seasoning PRINTING, INC. Hor D'Oeuvres $5 per 100 imation of Mexican seasoning. dish. which gives savor to this dish. . . . accent on Service Decorated Party Sandwich PL 8-3751 $1 per Dozen Chili Con Carne 6045 N.E. 2nd Ave. Miami, Fla. IMMEDIATE SERVICE. PL 7-6031 PL 1-4835 AGED PRIME BEEF STEAKS AND ROAST % teaspoon instant minced 4 cups (2 cans, 1 lb. each) garlic tomatoes 1 tablespoon olive oil or % cup tomato paste AIR CONDITIONING ants salad bil % teaspoon sugar 2 lbs. ground chuck 2 cups (1 lb. can) kidney 3 teaspoons salt beans V/i teaspoons cumin seed "Scott-SmM, Soften garlic in the % teaspoon water. Saute in hot oil. Add meat, stir and cook until meat is gray. Stir in salt, chili powder, Delicious Home Made Sausage cumin seed, and tomatoes. Cook 25 minutest Add tomato paste Old Fashioned Cold Cuts and sugar. Cook 15 minutes. Add kidney beans, heat and serve SPECIALISTS Urlcin Residential and Commercial over rice. ' for the sake of your horn* JOHN STRATMAN ! 069 E. 14th St. TU 8-7811 164 N.E. 54th ST. PL 1-4031 572 N.E. 125th St. PL 4-8467 Yield: 6 servings. Chili Con Carne (Without Tomatoes) REALTY Vz. cup instant minced onion 2 tablespoons chili powder Philip D. Lewis, Realtor INSURANCE SERVICE DEAF MAN PERFECTS % teaspoon instant minced 1 teaspoon ground cumin SEAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 garlic seed PALM BEACH COUNTY 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach SMALLEST HEARING AID Phone TE 2-5176 2 cups water 2 cups (1 pound can) kidney 31 West 20th Street' Miami, Fla. — (Special) — A remarkable midget hearing 250 Royal Palm Way — Palm Beach 1 tablespoon bacon beans aid has been perfected by a man who has been hard of hearing Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 Phone TE 2-6244 for nearly ten years. drippings 1 tablespoon flour This small aid has no dangling cords or separate trans- 1 pound ground chuck 2 tablespoons water mitting units and represents a most unusual idea and design 'ALL S.W. arid GABLES" 2 teaspoons salt . ;. .... in a product for the hard of hearing. \ It is especially made for those people who can hear but Soften instant minced onion and instant minced garlic in not understand. This new hearing instrument provides "ear- Vz cup of the water. Saute 5 minutes in bacon drippings in a level" _ hearing with the wearer picking up speech, sounds, television, and radio at his ear rather than at a transmitter 10-inch skillet or Dutch oven. Add ground chuck. Stir and cook located in the wearer's clothing. TV until meat is no longer pink. Add salt and remaining 1% cups ' Due to the use of 4 transistors, the user cost is extremely #%TT HOME CALLS low and the instrument weighs approximately l^-ounce. It is water. Simmer 35 minutes. Stir in chili powder,' cumin, and about the size of a sewing thimble. W #- MO 7-9281 kidney beans. Simmer 15 minutes. Mix flour and the 2 table- •Write to R. F. Monmonier, 1503 Alberca St., Coral Gables. You will receive full information without any obligatiogation - spoons water to a smooth paste.-Add and cook 2. to 3 minutes. whatever. PUBLIC TV * 2246 S.W. 57th AVE. (Adv.) i (6 YEARS AT THE SAME LOCATION), Yield: 4 to 6 servings. Chili Con Came (Chili With Meat) For. the past EIGHT YEARS ^ 2 tablespoons olive or 1 teaspoon ground cumin, we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT LANG'S salad oil for use at the many Catholic "Institutions 2 lbs. ground chuck % teaspoon oregano leaves SUPER LIQUOR STORE 3 cups water % teaspoon cayenne in the West Palm Beach area. Wi teaspoons salt % teaspoon ground black Phone JU 2-3232 3 tablespoons chili powder pepper , Worth Chemical & Paint Co. 129 N. Federal Hwy Lake Worth, Fla. 2 tablespoons instant 1 tablespoon paprika AREA FREE DELIVERY minced onion 1 teaspoon sugar Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10»h Ave. North 1 teaspoon instant minced 2 tablespoons flour - garlic Y* cup cold water ,. . . LAKE WORTH, FLA. WWWWWWWWIMVWV Heat oil in a 9 or 10-inch skillet. Add meat, stir and cook Manufacturers of until it is gray. Add water, cover and simmer 30 minutes. Nationally Advertised Dry Cleaning Service. GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT (DO NOT BOIL). Add salt, chili powder, instant minced onion, Endorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothiers. Interior and Exterior House Paints instant garlic, cumin, oregano, cayenne, black pepper, paprika Marqua's North "6UARDSMAM SERVICE" — and sugar. Cook, covered ,below boiling point 15 minutes. Blend Varnishes and Enamels . Beach Cleaners »• EulMiTC .WHOLESALE — RETAIL 7134 Abbott kit., M.B., UN (-3131 , Personalize* flour with cold water, mixing until smooth. Add and cook until Customer Parking Heir if Plait Service (or Taar Finer Bumnrtt slightly thickened. If desired, serve with rice and chili beans. Telephone JUstice 2-6146 EST. 1938 . Yield: 6 servings. , ^ •!•,-> «j™v,«vmv, ^-w *~ St. Thomas Aquinas Goes w*z *ti s CRUSADERS WILL BE DECIDED UNDERDOG Against Stranahan Tonight ' Try, try again. That's the Gibbons, meanwhile, also in word for the ST. THOMAS 'its first football campaign, L' Newman Takes On Palm Beach High AQUINAS football squad as it has. been playing a regular ' WEST PALM BEACH — Car- ing for Newman, with 'their of its diocesan foe, Fort touchdown passes and a 55;yard punt return for §/ score. makes: its seventh start of the varsity schedule, despite the ' dinal Newman High, currently larger local rival and the Cru- Pierce jCentral Catholic, hand- season . . tonight saders will go into the game a ing the Rams a onesided 46-0 fact its squad is almost 100 the hottest team in the diocese, Mclntosh's scores were on at Port Lauder- .decided' underdog despite their licking. per cent sophomores. goes for the big one tonight — fine 5-1 record.. tosses of one yard to fullback dale against Dave Mclntosh, the talented Dan Shea,- 23 to halfback Joe Stranahan High, Palm Beach High. Gibbons lost last week to Mi- Newman gained its fifth vic- junior quarterback, keyed the.. Griffin; and another one-yarder still looking for ami Military Academy 68-12. This is the first football meet- tory-last week at the expense Newman triumph with three to Shea. its first victory of the year. LASALLE HIGH SCHOOL, The Raiders still learning about the game of dropped another one last week, football,, gets another test this Columbus, Southwest Clash to Palm Beach High, by a 25-0 afternoon (Friday) as'the Roy- als face Miami Military Acad- emy in a 3:15 game at the'Kay- With it's ace halfback David get more satisfaction out° of a ami Beach, and the- squad in Hiss primed and ready, Christo- victory over Southwest High the best physcial shape of re- Against Palm Beach, St. det's campus. pher Columbus High will take due to Jhe close proximity of cent weeks, the Explorers rate Thomas twice came up "with a- The Royals, who are 1-4 in the two'schools. ', good series of plays, but it was their first season, took it on the dead aim on its neighborhood an even choice going into the not enough. Early in tfie. first chin last week from Clewiston, rival Southwest High Saturday As yet, Columbus has nev- "game. quarter,, the Raiders held for 59-0, and should be ready for night at Central Stadium. er beaten the Eagles but the ' four downs after Palm Beach another drubbing. Explorers figure this could be. The Columbus attack, which While the game with Catholic- had a first - and - goal situation the year. relied so heavily., on Hiss early on the five. Miami Military whipped rival Archbishop Curley High in the season, has been opened Cardinal Gibbons 68-12 last ranks as the top traditional rival With Hiss in top shape, he up with the new-found passing^ Then late in the first half, week. DAVID HISS on the . Columbus schedule, gained a remarkable 271 yards combination of Ralph Spurlock St. Thomas marched to the . . 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Bl proximo lunes, dfa 5, se iniciara ea la parroquia' ie St. Michael un Curso de Pre- Hungria a los Seis Anos paraci6n al Matrimonio, ofre- ciendose las clases lunes y* miercoles a las 8 de la noche, de la Intervencion Sovietica hasta el dia 21 de noviembre. Por J. J. GILBERT SI curso esta ausplciado por el Bur6 de Vida Familiar de El 4 de noviembre se cumplen seis aiios de la la Didcesis de Miami para per- Intervencion sovietica que aplast6 con las armas el sonas que planeen "casarse heroico levantamiento del pueblo hungaro. pr6xlmamente o para recien Millares de refugiados hungaros, y cuantos sim- casadps. patizan con su causa, elevan sus oraciones en este anlversario para que llegue pronto el dia de la libe- El curso consistirS de cin- racion de Hungria. co conferencias y un debate, Los informados sobre la situacion en ese pais, ofreciendose en el sigulente centro-europeo calculan en unos 50.000 soldados las orden: El Matrimonio y La fuerzas sovieticas de ocupacion. En varios campos Iglesia Catolica, por el P. An- de internamiento los presos politicos suman a 8.000. gel Villaronga; Amor y Feli- La Iglesia sufre en Hungria sever as restricciones. cldad en el Matrimonio, por En noviembre de 1956, despues de haber permi- el Padre Eduardo Fernandez; tldo a los hungaros que gozaran de unos breves dias Matrimonio y Sexo, por el Pa- de liber tad, Moscii lanzo sobre ellos una fuerzJa de dr« Eugenio del Busto; Un 200.000 soldados, apoyados por 2500 tanques y una Medico Habla Sobre Matrimo- aviacion poderosa. ' * , nio, por el doctor Jorge Eche- Desde entonces han sido presentadas a la Asam- nique; El Matrimonio es un blea General once resoluciones sobre el problema Sacramento, por el Padre Jo- hiingaro. Las principles piden la retirada de las seph Cliff y finalmente un de- LOS CURSILLOS DE CRISTIANDAD s« vienea practlcando en Miami desd« prinet- tropas sovieticas, eleeciones libres, supervision inter- bate titulado "Parejaa Casa- pios de este ano y cada dia es mayor el exito que alcanzan entre los hombres de habla his. nacfonal, y restauracion de los derechos humanos fun- das Wscuten Sobre Matrimo- pana de esta zona. En la foto un aspecto del ultimo cursillo efectuado en. el Monasterio Pa- damentales. nio, que estara a cargo del sionista de North Palm. Beach, destacandose el Padre Santa Maria alma de este movimient» en la Diocesis. ...'... Ultimamente ha sido distribuido a los miembros doctor Humberto Lopez y se- • de Ja Asamblea General un documento presentado nora. par Sir Leslie Munro, encargado en la ONU de la Cursillo de Cristianidad cuestion hungara, en el que se hace referenda a Dichas. conferencias serair dichas demandas. ofrecidas los dias 5, 7, 12, 14, El representante de la Repiiblica Popular Hun- 19 y 21 de noviembre. ' gara. en las Naciones Unidas, Karoly Csatorday, dijo Mi Mejor Recomendacion a un Hombre en una replica que tal documento falsea la situacion Los interesado3 pueden hungara, y "omite deliberadamente . . .-entre ciertos inscribirse al inicio de la pri- En las oftcinas del Centro Hlspano Catolico el R. P. Pri- hechos significativos. * .la liquidacion del desempleo mera clase, el lunes, para asis- mitivo Santamaria vlene trabajando en la organizacion del pro- y de la discriminacion racial y religiosa". tir en parej a o individualmen- ximo cursillo de Cristiandad, que se celebrara del 23 al 25 d« te. Segiin el delegado comunista hiingaro, la presen- noviembre en el monasterio de los Padres Pastonistas de North cia de tropas sovieticas7 en su pais se debe al derecho Palm Beach. Considerandoles de sumo Interes ofrecemos a Cursos similares, con los cdntinuaci6n las lmpresiones que en el doctor Carlos H. Obre- de "legitima defensa. . . y no tiene nada que ver mismos temas se ofreceran ea con la situacion interna de Hungria". Csatorday re- gon produjo su asistencla al ultimo de estos'cursUlos para hora- ingles en la Catedral de Mia- bres de habla hispaha de Miami. Esta e* una de las mejore* comienda qu6 la ONU se desentienda de la "cuestion mi y en la parroquia de Little hungara", con lp que segiin el la organization inter- formas de comprobar los efectos que pueden •leanzarse par- Flower, Coral Gables. Tara- tlcipando en los CursWos. - national ganaria en autoridad. ' - bien en el St. .Thomas Aqui- • En septiembre ultimo solo 43 de los 108 miem- nas High School en Fort Lau- bros de la ONU votaron en favor de que se debata- . derdale y en la Parroquia da Por CARLOS H. OBREGON , ese problema. Santa Juliana, West Palm Beach.". ' Soy Cursillista y tengo ml plan. A esa con- : completo, me facilito la via para ello. Me In- "Ante esto—ha dichoMons. Bela Varga— dls- clusidn llegue despues de haber. asistido al viW a pasar tres dias en union de varios inlnuye la esperanza de que el asunto figure en la agenda de la Asamblea. Empero, los pueblos libres . tercer Cursillo de, Cristiandad, celebrado companeros, me habld de una especie de re- deben hacer cuanto puedan para que no sea encar- reclentemente en North Palm Beach. tiro espiritual (en si ao es tail) y oomo tenfa petado". 'el tiempo disponible y 'necesitaba Se unoa ' Desde la infancfa, mi madre trato de en- • Mons. Bela Varga,. ex presidente del Parlamen- cantlnar mfa pasos hacla el catolicismo. Pe- momentos de oracion y -meditaciiSn-,., acepti to hungaro, preside una organizacion de exilados con gUStOSO. ' ; ; •- sede eir Nueva York/ * ro que lejos estaba -de 61. Conftess que en esa materia era un perfecto anatfabeto y que Hace unas semanas la' ONU deplord el "desaca- practicaba solo un'slniulacro de crbtianiamo. Lo que allf escuche, aprendi y to eontinuo por parte de la Union Sovietica y del re- La mayor parte da mis amigos y conoci- pertenece a lo sobrenatural. Al enfrentafw gimen actual hungaro, de las resoluciones de la Asam- NUE3VA YORK, NC)—La dos tenemos la conviccion de que ser cris- blea General sobre la situacion en Hungria". (NC). _ Federation Hungara-Norte- me de nuevo con el medlo ambiente, com- americana, campuesta por re- tiano es cosa propia, may subjetiva, y los de- prendi que era otra clase de hombre y com* fugiados- hungaros nacionali- mis que hagan lo que quieran. Con semejan- la Gracla de Dlos alcanza a todos los que to zados, pidio aqui que el 4 de ta postulado jamas habra discipulos fieles a Apoyo Eclesiastico en Costa Rica noviembre proximo, sexto ani escuchan y se le entregan.' Se me. han disipa* versario del levantamieoto Cristo en cantidad 0 calidad. \ do todas las asperezas que veia en'ml cami- al Gobierno Ante la Crisis Cubdna del pueblo hungaro contra la no. He conseguidotrabajo, la pax y tranqui- opresion sovietica, g« ofrez En el Cursillo he comprendido que la can misas y oraciones por la lid'ad en ml fainllia y hogar; per0 lo mis sor- mision del cristlano y Su principal accion es prendente de todo esto es que hemos apreu- COSTA RICA... En ausencia adhesion a las medtdag Oa "liberacion de Hungria, y de la apostdlica; es decir, hablar a los demas de los obispos que aststen al Estados Unldos ante la ame- los demas paises cautivos de de la vida de Cristo y de su Iglesia; que se dldo a poner nuestro talento, prestigio , Europa Oriental, del yugo de hombria al servido de Cristo y de su Jglesiat Concilia, el CabiHa Metropo- naza en Cuba. los sin-Dios". le conozca, que se le viva y que se le ame Iltano de San Jos6 apoyd al mis. a vivir en gracia, a comnnicar a todos las Pocos minutos antes del g»blern0 de Costa Rica en su verdades de nuestra Salvacion espiritual co- mensaje, el presidente Fran- LIMA, (NC). — Los tem- plos se han Uenado en estos En este momento de tanta incertidum- mo labor apostolica y a obedecer a nueska APRHNDA cisco Orlich habia dicho al bre en el exilio, de privaciomes, d-e c»nfu- A •' • HABUR INGLES pneblo por radio y television: dias de fieles que

RIO DE JANEIRO (NC) — Es bueno que Brasil re- Hctblan en Mexico (In centenar de senoras del cuerde, agrega el periodista Movimiento de la Mujer Bra- catolico, que los regi'menes GIUDAD DE MEXICO, silena pro Democracia pro- comunistas "de Rusia, China (NC). — Aunque habien de testaron ante el ministerio y Cuba han lesionado grave- pac, las doctrinas materialis- do relaciones contra el neu- mente los derechos del hom- tas «&lo pueden lievar a I« tralismo del primer. ministro bre." guerra, eomenta el director del Brasil en la crisis cubana. del Secretariado Social Mexi- "Hay valores que valen to- can© a la crisis cubana. Acompan6 al grupo una nu- dos los riesgos," dice despues trida delegaci6n de la Van- Corcao.' El presidente Kenne- "Contrasta el clfana de gue- guardia Universitaria Catoli- dy "pecaria gravement* si rra del mundo temporal, con dejase que los totalitarismos el elima de paz del mundo LOS PADRES DEI. CONCILIO estan dedkando tu* primeros trabajoc a la Liturgia, marcharan con impunidad ha- del espfritu que se reune en £1 primer ministro Hermes cento part* de la renovacion interna de la Iglesia. En la foto nn aspecto de la Basilica de cia la conquista del mundo y el CoqcOlo Vaticano," • decla- Lima, que es canciller interi- San Pedro dnrante •! Condlio. el avasallamiento de toda la ro a NC el Pbro. Pedro Ve- no, habia saludado el dia an- poblacion del planeta." lizquez, sociologo de note y SIGNO PROMISIORIO DEL CONCILIO terior a un grupo de estu- secretario ademas de la Con- diantes comunistas en el Fa- Por su parte el jurisconsul- federacion Interamericana de lacio de Itamarati. to y catedratico de la Facul- Action Social Catolica. tad de Derecho en Rio, pro- Estudian la Renovacion de la Liturgia El funcionario habfa defen- "Solo el Papa ha dieho la dido el derecho de Cuba a fesor Qondum Neto, afirm6 verdad cuando habla del de- OIUDAiD' DEL VATICANO, denal Arcadio Larraona OMF, perpetuamente renovado so- hacer experiencias con sus que ha Uegado el memento sarme de los espiritus, que sera eonviccion general de (iNC). — El Concilio Vatica- presidente de la Comisi6n Li- bre el altar; y- por medio d« regimenes propios. de. definirse erttre la libertad no ha dedicado. sus primeros turgica. los sacramentos y el ofreci- y el totalitarismo. los pueblos cuando los horn- trabajos a la liturgia, porque El comunicado d« prensa miento cotidiano de las ora- Cuando esta vez hablo a bres reconozcan que sobre precisamente afecta a la r«- expresa que "la obra de la ciones en comun." las senoras, fue interrumpido "Brasil esta al lado de la ellos hay un Padre' comun y novacidn interna de la Igle- Redencion, - prometida por por la llegada de un grupo de civilizacion occidental. El pue- que todos somos hermanos," Mas que una simple colec- agrega el sacerdote. •ia, meta principal de la Dios en las Sagradas Escritu- cion de ritos y normas, "'la choque de los comunistas quo, blo y las fuerzas armadas sa- asamblea eeumenica. ras y realizada por Crlsto, se liturgia es como la fuente d« amenazaban con disolver la bran compensar la actitud de El Padre Velazquez opina continiia en la Iglesia princi- que fluye la gracia, y el faro manifestaci6n. La policia lo- los malos brasilenos, que no que al precipitarse los aeon- Tai es el reciente comuni- palmente a traves de la litur- al que se dirigen las almas," gr6 que la ehtrevista termi- tecimientos en el continente, cado oficial de la Oficina de se sienten capacitados para gia, del Sacrflclo de la Cruz eoncluye. nara Jin incidentes. "no podemos ser neutfales en Prensa del Concilio. cumplir las obligaciones in- ternacionales que el Brasil el comflkto actual ni refugiar- Renovacidn Liturgica El Poder Ejecutivo del Bra- nos en la actitud egofsta d« .En la cuarta sesion plena- sil sigue sustentado la politica asumio en defensa del conti- ria particlparon en lo* deba- quien contempla impavido el de libre determinacidn y no riente americano y de la civi- sufrimiento de otros pue- tes 21 Padrei del Concilio, intervenci6n, y se manifiesta para discutlr un proyecto lizacion cristiana." blos." "Obra del Espirifu Santo" contra la aplicacidn de la que consta de prefacio y ocho fuerza militar en Cuba, pese capitulos sobre la sagrada li- ROMA, (NC). — Las dis- senar al pueblo c6nu> enri- turgia. a lo resuelto por la OEA. Pe- SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, (NC). — La central sirotkal cu«iones que el Concilio Ecu- quecer su vida interior me- - ro en los medios religiosos, /' menico inicia sobre la sagra- Reum Novarum pidi6 que la Organizacion de Estados Ame- La liturgia represent* el cul- diante la plena participaci6n culturales y hasta politicos, ricanos inte-rvenga colectivamente en Cuba, de acuerdo COB da liturgia son la culmination se manifiesta un franco re- to piiWico y oficial que la de medio siglo de esfuerzos en el culto publico a Dios. el tratado de Rio de Janeiro. Iglesia trlbuta a Dios en nom- pudio a esta posicion oficial. por renovar el culto publico En todo esto se inspiran las En una asamblea de la confederation de trabajadores bre del pueblo eristiano: »u de la Iglesia, opina un liturgig- Padres del Concilio para sus EH profesor D. Vilhena d« rito central, es la Santa Mi- 'cristianos, que agrupa al 90 por ciento de los sindicatos de ta consagrado. , discusiones, de las cuales han Moraes, historiador cat61ico y Costa Rica, se aprobo la resoluciAn siguiente: sa, abarca taihbien lof sacra- de salir promisorias normas; alto funcionario del Minis- mentos, el ofkio divino y los * . Al hacer historia del movi- recuerdense si no, la reforma terio de Justicia, deelaro que "Pedir que la OEA cumpla los acuerdos suscrltos en sacramen tales. , miento liturgico contempora- de los oficios de Semana San- la medida del presidente de Rio.de Janeiro, que' intervenga colectivamente por la ac- neo, el Pbro. Federko R. Me- ta, efectuada en .1956, y (para Estados Unidos John F. Ken- cion de las armas a fin de garantizar que el pueblo cubano, El proyecto en cuestion Manus, consultor de la Co- propone los principios gene- America Latina), la publica- nedy "representa la defensa sojuzgado. bajo el terror y las bayonetas chino - sovieticas, mision Liturgica del Concilio cion de rituales bilingiies don- de la la civilizacion cristiana pueda disfrutar ampliamente de la paz, las libertades y los de- rales para una renovacion de -yprofesor de la Universidad la liturgia y su foment© en- de se propone una instruc- amenazada, ante una criminal rechos de autodeterminacion que le han sido arrebatados, y Catdlica d« America en ci6n pastoral mas intensa so- inertia, por las fuerzas instr- que preste a los cubanos asistencia t^cnica militar y armas pa- tre los fieles, tras explicar el Washington, declara aqui que 1 valor que tiene la vida litur- bre los sacramentos. lentes del comunismo." ra que puedan luchar por la reconquista de la libertad y la ese movimiento merecio de verdadera soberania para su patria. gica en la Iglesia, tarito en el Pio XH el ser Uamado "un nivel diotoesano como en el signo de la obra del Espfritu "Comunicar este acuerdo a todas las organizaciones sin- parroquiaf. . Santo en la Iglesia."' 2 de Ndviembre: dicales Hbres del continente,' a fin de que las mismas presten Otro de sus capitulos se re- Dia de los apoyo a esta petition, y que a- su vez lo soliciten de las Sus frutos mas visibles han demas organizaciones democraticas de America." fiere al misterio de la Divina sido la participacion cons-, Fieles Difuntos Eucaristia, la Santa Misa y ciente e intensa del pueblo en la celebraci6n de los Sacra- la celebration de la Santa mentos. El proyecto trata Misa, la mayor frecuencia de ademas de los sacramentales los sacramentos, y el aumento Como ven en Bolivia lo de Cuba (como el agua bendita, el de la piedad popular. Pero agua bautismal, los Agnus Dei en el fondo hay algo mas, una LA PAZ, (NC). r- Al co- El mismo diario, en un co- las bendiciones y los exorcis- riqueza de vida interior en mos), y llega, a proponer una mentar la situacion de Cuba,' mentario del dia anterior, los fieles, una consagracion el diario catolico Presencia fustigaba al gobierno de Bo- revisi6n del ritual. de la mente y de la voluntad al servicio de Dios, y esto expresa la esperanza de que livia por'su neutralismo. *• El cuarto capitulo se -refiere pese a las turbuileneias del si- la humanidad se libre de una al .Oficio Divino y a otras ora- glo, agrega el sacerdote. nueva matanza. "La tragedia que sufre el ciones; el quinto, al ano litur- pueblo cubano no debe ser gico y el correspondiente ca- En Roma y en otras ciuda- Es torpe, agrega su edito-" encubierta por un supuesto lendario; el sexto, a los orna- des del mundo son comunes rial, "la actitud de quienes mentos y vasos sagrados;" y respeto al prlncipio de "no las Misas vespertinas, junto ptensan que el Castrismo que- Hos dos ultimos acapites, a con las Misas dialogadas. Y intervention'. El pueblo cu- la musica sagrada y al arte crece el numero de altares dara ahogado en sangre." bano merece la solidarjdad sacro. ' , que miran hacia el pueblo Una posicion tal es no s61o de los otros pueblos de la fiel. El movimiento tiene por criminal sino suicida. Jamas America Latina." • La sesion de estudios co- fin alcanzar a mas fieles en menz6 con -una misa que ofi- la liturgia, y a lograr una podremos cantar la alegria cio Mns. Casimiro Morcillo Por su parte de la Radio participacion mas consciente de la victoria "si la causa de Gonzalez, arzobispo de Zara- Fides opina que "la actitud de ellos. ' - la democracia triunfa por la goza, Espana, y mierrvbro del de Kennedy, aunque tardia fuerza sola de las armas.' secretario general del Con- Quizas mas que cambios ra- merece aplaso por lo ener- cilio. Presidi6 las sesiones el dicales, lo que anhelamos, "Tenemos que hacer todo gka". Quizas, agrega,. logre cardenal Norman Gilroy, ar- dice el Padre McManus, e« un zobispo de Sydney en Austra- mayor esfuerzo de part* del lo posible para evitar la des- asi poner freno al av»nc« del lia. Introdujo el tema el car- clero y los educadores por en- Por si Nos Hemos Olvidado ... truccion y la muerte." .imperlalismo ruso.

2; 1962' • ' THE' VOICE '' " Mkimi/ The Question idx •

God Love You Non-Denominational

Most Reverend Prayers In Schools By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Fulton J. Sheen Q. Several weeks ago you evaded a question which concerned the Supreme Court decision on a non-denominational prayer in public schools. You promised to answer it "some other time — maybe." . The writer of that question has the same thoughts on this subject as I haye. Please reconsider and answer soon. How different are the works of God and man! The' This is a matter of much concern-to me and to many others. works of God are done only with much difficulty and I am married to a non-Catholic and he called the public suffering; the works of man are wrought easily and schools Protestant schools one day. It might have been a slip of the tongue; I don't know. But the point is that they seem mechanically. This is brought out in the way Sacred to be Protestant when non-denominational prayers are said Scripture describes two golden objects: the golden candle- there. It seems that we Catholics have a right to stop this *"" '•*- stick, which illumined- the sanctuary of the tabernacle in testant infiltration in the public schools. Please clarify^ ^J the Old Testament, and the golden calf' made by Aaron for me. A. Your .question reminds me and the people while God spoke to Moses atop the — as it is being sought, bit by of an article I read a few mountain. •' . bit — religious harmony will "As a result of Bill's fine answers, I decided to look into months ago — probably in never result. Prejudice will.be the Catholic Religion.'* America — by Father North, intensified, and quite possibly S. J., a famous biblical scholar. minority rights will be infringed The golden candlestick,'which was the symbol of Christ SHARING OUR TREASURE As usual I cannot put my .still further. the Light of the World, was to be of "beaten gold." The fact hands on it now that I need I have no substantial concern that the pure gold had to be hammered foreshadowed the it. But Father North's main about the' Regents' prayer, or sufferings of Our Lord who was "beaten with many stripes" theme was that we Catholics are about any other forms of emas- This Convert Was Won Over as much to blame as anyone on our behalf. This is in striking contrast with the golden culated worship which may else in secularizing the public seek tolerance in the schools. I calf, which was cast out of a mold and required no beating, schools. We have protested ev- am not even greatly concerned no crucifixion, no suffering, but only the •pouring into a mold. By Catholic's Fine Answers ery Our Father which ended about the daily reading of a few By FR. JOHN A. O'BRIEN tures of Christ and the saints, with the ancient Greek Catholic verses from the Bible. These but worship only God. Images conclusion: "For Thine is the are only symbols. What does Through the sacrament of of Christ and the saints help kingdom the power and the concern me is that we are sup- Those who serve Christ, the Light of the World, and Confirmation a Catholic re- one to focus his attention, in glory forever and ever-." And posed to have split personalities, those who serve an idol, whatever it be, seem to- be the ceives the graces that enable prayer and thus prevent dis- especially we have opposed ev- or two faces — a religious one same on the outside, as both the candlestick and the calf him to be an apostle and win tractions. ery reading from the Bible when for church, and maybe for souls for Christ. home, in cases where domestic were golden. But they differ on the inside, in the manner the King James version— or This is the "Bill pointed out that Amer- any other "unauthorized" ver- commitments are unified; and in which they were made. One passes through suffering, truth which icans have statues of their sion was used. Thus we .have the other for the school, the fo- which transforms the inner self; the .other is simply Bishop John C. great statesmen and heroes in strained out .the gnats of sec- rum and the senate. Can we public places and honor them. molded from the outside by public opinion or the spirit Cody of London, tarianism and left the monster split our culture? Teach all but No one accuses us «f being those religious elements which of the times. Canada, stress- of secularism to flourish. ed when he idolaters. The problem of religion in the have permeated every phase of launched a'dioc- "His answer made sense to schools of a pluralistic society it? What shall we do with his- esan-wide cam- me. Then I told him that I is a complicated and touchy tory, and sociology, and philos- There is not.a church or a school, a leprosarium or a hos- paign for souls. preferred to pray directly to one, and I do not propose to ophy? Present only a distorted pital, a catechist or a nursery in any mission land which is solve it here. But I do maintain skeleton of them? "Once we Father O'Brien God and not to the Blessed not made of beaten gold. Someone had to suffer to bring have attained Virgin. Bill explained that Cath- that the solution should not be Some of our state universities Christ the Light of the World to a person or to a place. spiritual adulthood in Confirma- olics are encouraged to direct one evolved by process of logic pride themselves on bursting tion," said Bishop Cody, "ours most, of their prayers to God, from sweeping principles. There every barrier of human knowl- Sunday after Sunday in this "God Love You" column, we is the perpetual obligation of but that it is appropriate to is not even any one solution edge; but carefully avoid theolo- invite our fellow Catholics to help prepare the candlestick of • giving birth to Christ in the pray to Mary and the other which should be sought. There gy — around which our western Christ the Light of the World through acts of self-denial and , -hearts of our fellow men." saints and thus enlist their in- is no solution which will please civilization has centered its mortification. But it is so easy to get money for a golden tercession. all the people perfectly. We must thinking since the time of the Hojv can you, do this? By seek a "mode of living," based ancient Greeks. calf, #nd so hard to get it for a candlestick of beaten gold! bearing witness to the truth and "Of themselves they have no power to aid us. but 'God on compromise, tolerance, char- Group, prayers can easily be life-giving, soul-saving power of ity, and good sense. your hol^ Faith at every suit- is pleased to receive their eliminated from the class room; prayers along with our own It is for this reason that I but if*&Il religion is eliminated Would you. not set aside at least a penny, a day for able opportunity.' by virtue of the Communion maintain that the. question of our schools are not teaching Because so many Catholics the Holy Father and the Missions of the world? Then; of Saints. the Regents' prayer should nev- honestly. They are not impart- observe a clam-like silence in er have been accepted for trial ing truth about our culture, our at Christmas, send us the pennies that you have saved. "Though I had often said the regard to their religion, they by the Supreme Court. We all history, the goals and guide This would not be beaten'gold, but at least it would be Apostles Creed, in which I pass up many, opportunities of know that the venerable Justic- lines of our lives. And. if they . professed to believe in the beaten brass, and the Missions will be grateful for it. giving birth to Christ in the es have consistently refused to eliminate the Bible from study Communion of Saints, I didn't Thank you! hearts of others. hear other cases, involving it is much "wosse — culturally really understand what . it The fruitfulness .of witnessing rights much more fundamental-,- —• than if they eliminated meant. for Christ is illustrated in the simply because they know their Shakespeare and Caesar com- GOD LOVE YOU J» Mrs. E. P. for $1 "I made this selling conversion of C. Patrick Patton "Bill explained that the mem- inev'table decision would shake bined. of Kansas City, Mis. bers of Christ's Church, wheth- •the general harmony of long? What are we going, to do beans, but I wish I had thousands and thousands to send to er on earth, in heaven, or in "I - was reared a Camp- ' accepted situations. about it? There must be more help the homeless and hungry." . . .to Mrs. E.A.S. for $9 purgatory,-are all members of bejflte," he related, "and at- Arguments about prayer in tolerance,'more honest, chari- Christ's Mystical Body and are ' "Please accept this as an insurance policy for protection of tended church and Sunday school are something like do- table effort to seek a way of alf capable of assisting one an- • the men who are building a house on our property." . . . school regularly. Indeed I mestic squabbles: Litigation only educating our children in ac- other by their prayers . and used to go out and talk to acerbates them. They should be cordance with our traditions and to M.'and H.D. for $50 "Last year on our anniversary we good- vorks. .'We the .many,' people about their spiritual settled within the waHs of the our principles," without violating sent you a gift for the Missions. We couldn't think of a better says St. Paul, 'are one body life. local community — or at most rights. But it will never be done ^a,y to celebrate again this year." . . . to L.M.Y. for $1 in Christ, but severally mem- by arbitration. And if belliger- by taking every petty issue to . "Though -I married a Cath- bers one of another' (Romans ent minority groups persist in the Supreme Court. "When I read about the poor of mission lands, I know I have olic and our six children were 12:5). carrying their picayune com- -Have I again evaded thr W been blessed although I am not rich." • • raised Catholic I remained a TAKES INSTRUCTION plaints to the Supreme Court, tion? -Well then, let me i _y it Campbellite. As Catholics rare- "As a result of Bill's fine an- "and if.that august, body contin- succinctly: better Protestant ly speak about, their religion, swers, I decided to look into ues to accommodate them, the than pagan! The positive values • Find out how an annuity with The Society for the - the misconceptions about their the Catholic religion, I took a indignant majority is apt to re- of Protestantism are mostly de- Church, which I had from child- Propagation of the Faith helps both you and the millions course of instruction from Fa- bel, with demands for constita- rived from our own. Surely it hood, remained wjth me. of poor, aged and sick throughout the world. Send your ther James Vance at St. Louis tionaj a'mendments which may irritates us to see the majority requests for our pamphlet on annuities, including the date "Then one day a good friend Church and soon discovered be very unfortunate for religious , smugly — and unconsciously — of mine, William L. Kunz, a" that- the Catholic Church - was of your birth,- to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, 36ft Fifth tolerance in our land. adopting the public schools as convert, said to me, 'Pat, did founded by Christ and author- . I recognize that they, have its own. Etit non-Christian mi- Avenue, New York 1»-New York. - ever think of joining the Cath- ized by Him to teach all na- complaints, and that we, 'the -norities are. probably irritated olic Church?' I answered with tions. . Christian majority are bound in even more when we take for an emphatic no, telling him that "I was received info Christ's justice and charity to give them granted that tfae public schools SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice I couldn't see myself worship- true Church and enjoy a ser- consideration. It is not easy for are Christian. But we of the •to it and mail it to Most. Rev. Fulton J., Sheen, National ing statues. Bill chuckled and enity and happiness unknown a Jew, a Moslem, or an atheist minorities had better take long said that was the idea he also second thought before we. cam- Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 before. After 35 years of mar- to live in a Christian commu- had about Catholics when he riage I finally made it — nity. But the solution does not paign to ' eliminate Protestant ; Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, was' a Protestant : thanks to Bill who "started me lie in stamping out all public encroachments, lest in rooting Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. . "He theft explained that Cath- on the way. May God bless and manifestations of Christianity. them out we pull out with them olics honor statues and pic- reward him!" And when that solution is sought the good grain of, all religion.

"22 November 2. 1962 THE VOICE Miami, Florida. HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS rIJEGION OF DECENCY

A I i— FILMS" MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERASKHffESL PATRONAGE . I Reluctant Saint' Warm, Humdrous Film Across the Bridge * Hey, Let's Twist Purple Hills Air Patrol Senexmeon SAacblnc Reluctant Saint AJias Jesse Jarnet lii Between Age Road To Hong Kong By WILLIAM JL MOORING "The Left Hand of God" and urged Hollywood writer Malvin He even went to Havana to . AD Sands On Deek In Wake of Stranger Runaway Almost Angels Invasion ef the Safe At Home "Caine Mutiny." Wald, to drop or at least defer, talk with Fidel. Fortunately for Babes In Tosrland It's Only Money Saintly Sinners "The Reluctant Saint," sched- Bashful Elephant Invafirton Quartet Sergeant Was A Lady Best Of Enemies Island, The Silent Call Casting the year's Oscar- plans for a screenplay, depict- him, he abandoned the film, Beauty and the Beast luvisibie invaders Slaves of Carthage uled shortly for release-through Beyoeid Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Snow Fire winner, Maximilian Sehell, as ing Castro as "an , idealist more than slightly blaming me Big Gamble Jotin Paul Jones Spy In the Sky . Columbia Pictures cost $500,000 Big Jeeter La BeDe- Americalne Stop. Look and Langh Giuseppe Desa; village simple- Big Night Ladles Man Stowaway In the Sky who led a victorious, revolution at the time for having helped Big Wave Land We Love Summer To Remember but it says more than several ton and saint of Cupertino, Dmy-. Bon Voyage Last Aosry Man Swinging Along against social injustice in Cuba." to create doubts. Blood and Steel < Last Dawn Sword And The Dracon films that cost many millions. tryk makes more significant use Boy and the Pirates Tarzan Goes To India Cast A Long Shadow Last Days of Pompeii Teenage Millionaire ' of character than circumstance. . I wrote that "Gastro is a Those who called me a "view- Clown Arid The Kid Last Voyage Ten Who Dared , The story, about Stl"Joseph • Coming Out Party Left, RUM and Center There Was A Crooked Marxist, ah enemy of the USA er with alarm," "a rightwing Conspiracy of Heart* Llbei With strong overtones of hu- Crash Landing Life of Maria Gerettl <& Cupertino, is by John Fante and those who cannot now see nut," "a political simplicist" *• -Dalton That Got Little Shepherds Of Man mor (sometimes comedy is .Away ~ Kingdom Come 300 Spartans and Joseph Petracea, both Cath^ this, have not long to wait." and "a frightened fortune teller" Dainn the Defiant Longest Day Three Stooges In Orbit checked on the brink of ribald- Damon and Pythias LosT World Tomboy And Champ have been/strangely silent of David-And Goliath Majority Of One Trojan Horse ©lies. ry), Jie tells how the clumsy, -Dentist In Chair Man On A String Twelve To The Moon . Wald, a good American cit- late. . Desert Attack Marco-Polo Two Little Bears dull-witted youth became, first izen, was receiving encourage- Desert Patrol • Master of World X'ntler Ten Flags • It is produced and directed Embezzled Heaven Michael stroeoii Underwater City a Franciscan Brother, then « ment and assistance from < Malvin Wald is still speaking, Escape From ' Midsummer Night's Unearthly by Edward Dmytryk who was /—* Berlin Dream Up In Smoke priest and eventually a saint. - highly - placed U.S. Govern- although even, he no longer uses E ting's Ducky Mr. Hobbs Takes Valley of Dragons born a Catholic, briefly became^ F reekees s In A Balloon A Vacation - Warrior and Slave Girl FFWW_ tiff TirTie Misty Watch Your Stern ment officials. the same words. Flaming FroFrontien r Moon Pilot We'll Bury You a Communist, went to prison , "SIMPLE FAITH AND Flute AM Arrow Mothra When Clock Strikes Follow That Dream Murder, She Said Wild Westerners, The with the Hollywood Ten and GOODNESS" -Forever My- bore Mysterious Island wings of Chance For she Love of Mike Nine Mves Wonderful WorJd of immediately afterwards public- "I tried to make a warmly hu- Gambler Wore A Gun No Man Is An Island the Brothers Grimm LML SISTERS Gay Purree On Tbe Double . World Was His Jury ly admitted he had rejected morous, entertaining film about CTifft of Love Persuader World Without End Gleot Peacemaker. The Wrong Man Marxist deception, even before quiet .faith and innate goodness, Great Day Phantom of the Opera You Have To • Cunflght Pirates of Tortuga Run Fast his triaL - appealing, in terms of human Hey Boy. Hey Girl Power Among Men Zotz interest, to all kinds «f people," A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Since then Dmytryk has made ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS Dymtryk says. Antigone Franti~ —c Requiem For a several outstanding movies, in- General Delia Rovere Heavyweight As The' Sea Rages Girls. Girls, Girls cluding "Christ in Concrete," There are many hilarious-se- Balloon Guns Of Darkness Sardonicua. Barabbas Hand of Death Savage Guns quences, including Brother Guis- 'Because They're Young ^ands of a Stranger Say One For Me BeUe Sommera Hell Bent For Leather Scent of Mystery eppe's private chestnut roast Beware Of Children. The Hellions Secret of Deep Harbor ""•• " All Limits Hell Is For Heroes Secret Partners Hit And Run Shadow Of Fear (and talk on the Holy Trinity) Billy Budd Holiday For Lovers Shadow Of The Cat Blrdman Of Alcatraz .- Incident In An Alley Shame of the with a visiting Bishop (Akim Black Sunday Kid Galahad Sabine Women Black Tights Sinner Tamiroff); his encounters with Lineup Six Black Horsea Radio, TV | Blueprint For Robbery Lisa Sniper's Ridge an irked superior (Ricardo Mon- Born To Be Loved Lion, The So Lovely — So Deadly Bride to the Sun Lonely Are the Brave Sons Without End talban) and the strange flukes Broken Lane Lost Battalion Spiral Road But Not For Me Loves of Salammbo Stagecoach. To -which favor the unscholarly Bridge To Sun Madison Avenue Dancer's Rock Programs p Burning Nights - Magnificent Seven Stranter At My DOOT fellow during his religious ex- Cage of Evn M;m in Cocked Hat Stranger In My Arms City After MidnUht Man In The Moon Surrender Hell . aminations. Colossus Of Rhodes Man In The Net Sword of the Court Martial Manster, The Conqueror Sunday I Crazy For Love Marie Octobre Teenage Bad Girl Shot in Rome, with authentic Date With Disaster Matter Of Who Teenage Caveman Day of Fury Mein Kampf Tender Is The Night 7:15 A.M.; THE CHRISTO- "church and monastery interiors, Days of Wine and Rosei Mighty Ursus Ten Seconds To Hell Dead To The World Miracle Worker 13 West Street PHERS; CH. 4, WTVJ — Father "The Reluctant Saint" is given Deadly Duo Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun Deadly Companions My Geisha Tormented . Keller stresses the unique role Legion of Decency approval for Devi Naked Edge Trunk. The - Electra Night Creatures Twenty'Plus Two you can play on the stage of all. It'deserves* patronage, not Eleventh Commandment No Place To Hide Two Rode Together ^Esca^e From .Zahrain No Where To Go Two Tickets To Paris life and Myron Floren, the popu- because it deals with a saint, Experiment In Terror Once Upon A Horse Virginis of Rome Face of a Fugitive Operation Bottleneck Wake Me When lar accordionist, offers- several Farm* Outsider. The It's Over but because it is good. Fear No. More Party Crashers Walk Like A Dragon musical selections. Flame In The Street Pirates Of Walking Target • "VIEWER WITH ALARM?" Flower Drum Song Blood River White Warrior Follow That Man Premature Burial Wild and The Innocent Three years ago this column Four Ways Out Price Of Fear Woman Obsessed l«:30 A.M.; SPANISH CEN- A til — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Ada Hell Is A City Portrait In Black TER PROGRAM; WMET, 1220 Adventures of a Hitler Purple Gait? Young Man Home From The Hill Rider on a Dead Horse Kc, ^Spanish Religious Pro- All In Nichfs Work Horror Chamber of Rocco and His Brother Another Time. Another Dr. Faustus .Ring Of Fire gram of Centro Hispano Catoli- Place Horror' Hotel Roots of Heaven Ask Any Gir] House of Intrigue Sail A Crooked Ship co. Father Primitivo Santama- Bachelor In Paradise Hustler. The Season of Passion Back To The Wall J. Like Money Nazi Criminals ria, O.P., moderator; and Fa- Battle Of Stalingrad DOG RACING r™ All Right Jack Secrets Of The Best Of Everything If A Man Answers Seven Thieves ther Jose Maria Polios, O.P. Big Deal On Information Received Singer, Not The Song NEWMAN!' Madonna St. Inherit The Wind Something Wild Black Orpheus Innocents. The . Sound and the Fury 10:30 A.M.; CATHOLIC Boys Night Out Interns, The Summer and Smoke Breakfast At Tiffany's La Notte Brava Sweet Bird of Youth HOUR; WCKT, Ch. 7. The _ EVERY NiGUT By Love Possessed Last Year at Taste of Honey Captain's Table Marlenbad The Notorlus Landlady "That I May See" originally' Children's Hour Let No Man Write This Earth Is Mine Claudelle IngUsh My Epitaph Through A Glass scheduled at this time has been . Come September Light in the Piazza Darkly pre-empted for a special NBC- Couch, The Look Back in Anger Thunder of Drums SUNDAY Counterfeit Traitor Magician Counterfeiters of Paris Tower Of London TV network Catholic Hour start- YOURS FOR Make Mine Mink Town Without Pity Crime Does Not Pay Manchurian Candidate Two for the Seesaw ing at 10:30 a.m. A full-hour Day of the Outlaw Married Too Young Two Women End of Innocence Mirror Has Two Faces Warriors Five drama, "Sign of Fire," set; in Explosive Generation Ninth Circle VVest Side Story Facts Of Life Odds Against Tom'row Where The Truth Lies West Berlin.will.be presented. THE ASKING! Five Golden Hours One, Two^ Three • Who's Got the Action Four Fast Guns One Foot In Hell Why Must I Die French Mistress One Plus One Wonderful Country Girl With A Suitcase Only Two Can Play Wonders of Alladln 11:38 A.M.; TV MASS FOR Grass Is Greener Period »f Adjustment tappy Thieves Yesterday's Enemy SHUT-INS; WLBW-TV, Ch. 10 Please Turn Over Young Have No Time NO MINORS HIGHER TRADES^ , Heroes Die Yoifng __ m v .'PKmderers. The RALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL — Very Rev. Msgr. John Angel Baby House On The Passion of Slow Fire Back from the Demi Waterftront Pretty Boy Fnem. O'Dowd, V.F., pastor of Epiph- Back Street Tit destructible Man Purple Noon • Big Show It Happened In Athens Rat Race any parish wHl offer the Mass. * LOWER PRICES Black Whip It Started With a IUM Tlebel Breed Blood And Rose* It Takes A Thief Revolt of Slaves Bloody Broed, The Joker, TH? KooKie 6:05 P.M.; CATHOLIC NEWS Born Reckless Journey To The Shakedown Bramble Bush Seventh Planet Shoot the ON WGBS; WGBS, 710 Kc.; 96.3 TAILOR-MADE TERMS Can-Can Juvenile Jungle Piano Player Chapman Report Kind of Loving Solomon and Sheba FM — "A summary of interna- MIAMI Cjrcus of Horrors Kiss Them For Me Some Came Running Concrete Jungle La Viaccia Sons And Lovers tional and national Catliolic Crack Jn the Mirror Law, The Splendor In Grass Cry For Happy Let's Make Love Subway In the Sky news compiled from the full re- Sept. 28-Jan. 12 Curse of the Werewol Live Fast, Die Young Summerskin Look IT Any Window Take A Giant Step port of the NCWC News Ser rice Desire In Dust Telltale Heart Minutes Away From 26 Parishes Devil's Eye Lm-e IK Goldfish Bowl Terror in the NSght and news of the Diocese of Mi- Doctor In Love Lover Come Back That Touch of Mink Doctor No Lovers On A Tightrope ThSs Angry Age ami from the Voice. Commenta- Edire Of Fury Magdalena Three On A Spree Eighth Day of Man in the Shadow Tomorrow Is My Turn The Week Mania Too Late Blues tor: Father Vincent 3. Sbteehy. WORLD'S FINEST CHEVROLET DEALER Firebrand, The Man of the West Too Young for Love Five Gates to Hell Man on the Prowl Two Faces of . Force of Impulse Mark, The Frightened City Marriage Go Round Dr. Jekyll The next time you buy F*r-Qm The Terrace Mary Had A Little 1'wo Loves G* ^ Room 13 Matter of Morals, A Two Weeks In YOUR CHOICE OF o NEW or USED CAR C uned Tamiko Maxlme Another Town . . . moke sure one of G Town Middle of fhe Night Vampire and" the €.OM..ess Of Leve Minotaur Ballerina these courteous DON - Goodbye Again M.isfits Very Private Affair Guns Of Black Witch M«ng«ls. The Waltz of the Toreadors ALLEN represented ives is Gypsy Morgan The Pirate Warrior Empress in on the scene to ossure Happy Anniversary Most Dangerous Wayward .Girl FREE GIFTS Head. The Man Alive What Price Murder you complete sotisfqetion! House of Women Naked Dawn White Slave Ship Raul Clsyion Never So Few Wife For A Night Night of the Quarter Wild Harvest WHfN YOU WE'RE READY TO TRADE! Sr. B'endan's Nights Of Rasputin Wild In The Country It's o PROVEN FACT, your CONDEMNED OPEN YOUR SAVINGS cor is WORTH MORE as a ,Boccaccl« 70 Les Liaisons Prime Tim* Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery ACCOUNT FOR $250, OR MORE trode-in when you deol Come Dance With Me Lovers Night Heaven Fell During One Night Mating Urge Saturday Night And SAVE BY THE 20th FRED B HARTNETT thru your nearest PARISH • Five Day Lover , Naked Night Sunday Morning President and Director .REPRESENTATIVE — coll Girl With The Never On Sunday Sins Of Mona Kent EARN FROM THE 1st Real Estate and Insurance Golden Eyes Odd Obsession Temptation him TODAY for your free Green Mare, The Oscar Wilde Too Young Joan of the Angels * Phaedra Too Immoral demonstration ride in a Lady Chatter!?'s Port Of Desire Truth, The . 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MALE OK FEMALE •• »y contractor * no' salesmen. CAU For ANY size iob - ANY area Deadline Tuesdays 6 P.M. JIM JOHNSON • OX 1-3737 CALL Vernon Cassell for ESTIMATE.- We also BUY 8. SElL'used furniture Alterations - Ladies' & children's 1 WHEN YOU NEED OFFICE WORKERS' - (Member St. John's' Perish) Painting by job or hour. Interior \ UPHOLSTERING garments, 901 N. W. 84th Terrace., Industrial OR Construction help v OR exterior. TOP REFERENCES. .SLIPCOVERS Call PL 4-7320 'for appointment; f please toll CA 1-5704 . Tuesday,. Nat*-. If the heading for your Thursday or Saturday mornings.- Homes • Florida Rooms • Additions, Licensed, Insured. Call 821-2906 DRAPERIES 'St. Vincent de Paul Society Alterations. FREE ESTIMATE. The finest custom work at particular ad itn't already (St. Brendan's Conference)' Bob Burkart, Builder • 226-6136 REALLY LOW PRICES. We use TELEPHONE SERVICE listed in the'Voice' Mprl. i BUILDING REPAIRS McCORMICK BOYETT >rhe new, extra heavy "SCOTCH we'll make a NBV heading For small Business • USE Plumbing Co. . 24 HR.! SERVICE PLEASE PATRONIZE AL • The Handyman GUARD"- treated fabrics. (Just . for you. MY NUMBER - CALL PL 8-7894 We specialize in plumbing repairs WIPE AWAY SOU & STAIN.) (Y)OVR Advertisers . Enclose carportes, painting, 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fli. in The 'Voice' MART. jalousies, carpentry, masonry (• 'Unique Decorators 555 NE 125 St. A. J. P. M. COMPANY Day PL 7-0606 FORT A FREE HOME ESTIMATE household repairs. No job too Night PL 90355. PL 8-9622 CLASSIFIED RATES \ TELEPHONE ANSWERING small. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 CAU Wl 5-74 0.2 SERVICE FOR SALE TONY THE HANDYMAN Phil Paim Plumbing VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE Day. and 24 hour service- Electric; plumbing, carpentry, ' VENETIAN BLINDS • CORNICES 3 UM • 2 Tim Minimum Ckar|< { masonry. Jalousies and painting. REPAIRS «. ALTERATIONS NE 5-6058 • NE 4-1948 ', BICYCLES Refinished Repairs Your Home. Count 5 average words per line J install air conditioners. Wl 7-425i Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 (Owner • Member Corpus Christ!) NEW AND USED BICYCLES • Call PLaza 8-9896 Regular 8 Pt.- Body Typt J "We empjoy only the handicapped"; 9510 N.Wt 7th Ave. from $9.95 ALSO Repairs.', Repairs/ remodeling, carpentry, (Member of St. James' Parish) NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR CAPS j Rentals eV Painting. SCHWINNl painting & plumbing - yard care. ROOF COATING ' Will take phone messages on my. WATER HEATERS . ^ Lines Times Line Issue -Total t Bicycles • English Brfces, $29.95. FREE ESTIMATE - Call MO 5-2095 FROST-WHITE ROOF COATING phone, ALSO do hand addressing. ' . 4332 N. W. 7th Ave. PL 9-5241' FREE ESTIMATE . Prompt Service • LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. ,50 1.50 3.00» Handicapped lady. Call NE 5-6116 CARPENTRY - PAINTING ETC. Water Heater Repairs J. Sales , FREE LOCK WITH THIS ADI PHONE 226-6136 .50 1.50 4.501 ' ' *' • __' GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 4102 Lagur* Est»4930 HI 89912 For Estimate - Call FRED .45 1.35 5.401 INSURANCE HOUSEHOLD GOODS ROOFS PRESSURE CllANID •NE 5-3463 - Member Corpus Christ! 13 .40- 1.20 . GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. ROOFS • PRESSURE CLEANED .35 1.05 27.30 2 See or coll us for •Sacrifice new 9x12 rug • $23.40, CARPENTERS $14.95 • ANY SIZE ROOF Note: If the heading for your .AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE other sizes; carpeting, reasonable; St. Brendan's Parish - HOUSEHOLD licensed ond Insured. HI 4-1627 •particular ad isn't already. .30 .90 146.80 t vacuum cleaner. CALL MO 1-8419. \~ AME TE 1W 1338 N. W. 36th St. • NE 50921 ' SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. ROOFING lifted in the 'Voice' Mart •.' 10 PT line? i ordinar^ y " type* t1 Call John Crimmins for estimate, JOHN'S ROOFING we'll make a NEW heading SAME RATE -as St MOVING «. STORAGE •Westinghouse Laundromat • good C A 1-4359 OR C A 1-5676 leaky Roofs Repaired for you. . SAVE TIME - WORRY . MONEY condition - two * years . rold, ' $5 and UD. Call CA. 6-2790.... j liriei ordinary typeg Repairs, alterations, cement t 1 A DT SAME • KATE as 3 5 "Call Joe Welch Moving & Storage. $85. CALL PL 8-7 8 94. t I 4 T I lines ordinary ' type 5 work, additions.. jalousies. i •• ' i for oil your moving problems. patios. No fob too small. El.. 1945. CALL NE 5-2461 . HOMEMAKERS' SPECIALS . 'Read and Use the. 'Koici'JUARf 51Q DT SAME RATE at 4 5 C A LL H 1 4 -1633 jlO r I lines ordinary type^ " Days OR MU 1-1102 Evenings. 53 piece imported* fine CHINA j Local & Long Distance Moving $39.95; 50 piece International! CHECK THE MANY-FIN6 DT SAME RATE a. s{ Stainless Steel Flatware, $12.95;! 'TRADING STAMPS " lin ordinar r Xy REAL ESTATE LISTINGS \ I I " > ^\ FOGARTY 18 piece 18 - 8 Heavy gauge 3-ply' BROS. OFFERED IN THIS ISSUE ! EXCHANGED OVERHAUL 5-2425 'Stainless Steel Waterless .Cook, CALL N E ware, $39.95 - ALL PRICED BELOW Incl. Pix Tube 4Q QIC OPTICIANS BOUGHT Firfl Guarantee .COST FOR CLEARANCE ANDREW OPTICIANS Northside Shopping Center Arcade. Announcement' .SOLD Call LABS TV - 9 to 9 (taiiy Rx filled - Lens, Frames Duplicated 1 Call PL 8-6772 (NEXT TO ST. MARY'S CHA.PEL) 5 111 S. W . 8th Street Weekdays 9 to 6 . 7501 N. E. 2nd AVE. PL 7-5261 CALL OX 1-2171 (Miami). C A L L H I 5-1538 MO 7-8244 Saturdays 9 to 3 IN BROWARD CALL 923-8332 S.W. and GABLES only EDVITO SIGNS Thank you READERS Trucks Walls Gold Leaf IT'S ALWAYS The 'Voice' Mart •90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 A TWO-WAY STREET Ad dollars produce more 4 Box 37-575, Miami 37, Fit.. LIGHT YOUR WAY with Readers & Advertisers to better business- in the 'Voice' Mart where interest is greater! INSTALLATIONS I, P. Evans is proud Sawth Miami Aul* Supply, Inc. to announce that • 4O2OS.Di.it Hw . MO 1-4.27*. ' Reach more than 62,000 subscribers 4 CLASSES MOW FORMIMGf r JIM SHUBERT - For Trained Nurses Aids is now our (averaging 4-5 readers per subscription) % GOOD SALARIES 4 Used Car Manager among the 77 Parishes - • lifetime Profession IF in South Miami. 4 . REGISTER NOW I' .- your're looking for a Mr: Shubert invites ad in the Diocese of Miami. FOR NEW CLASSES * 1 3, 4 or FIVE bedroom ' his friends, old customers i REAL FAMILY HOME 4 :^ Morning ond. Evening Glosses \ with only 10% down - and and Brother Kniahts tocal' . Call Miss/ Thompson, PL 8-6772 ONE Bank Mortgage - in or drop in to tee him. DADE BROWARD NURSES REGISTRY i, beautiful setting* - - in a 4 t wonderful location • -with L. P. EVANS USED CARS You nfay say ''Charge It" 388 N. E. 167th Street North Miami Beach (central air conditioning - • • in Miami Aren • Vhone ating PLUS MANY,MANY] 6150 S. DIXIE HWY. 4 947-8861 OR 947-4352 \iop features - INCLUDING j SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS \immetliate occupancy - see MO 1-1616 • 4 ISUNRISE ESTATES offer . (Member St. Brendan's Parish) 1 on PAGE /2& today. Adv. [\ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ;PAGE 24 t\ %?•$• Catholic Doctor! (Cont'd). W. HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE • N. E. HOMES -FOR SAIE - S. W. RENTALS I Plans Talk At EL PORTAL • $13,500 - CBS ST. THOMAS' PARISH - 4 bed- Tile roof, hardwood floors, nice YU 9-2096 • EVES YU 3-44M ROOMS - N. E. room, 2 bath, custom kitchen, bedrooms, Florida room, handy largo family room,- central oil 6081 Washington St. W. Hollywood | Heart Seminar \[ HOLY FAMILY PARISH to buses & shopping^ beautiful heat, oak floors, shaded yard, landscaped grounds. CALL MRS. LOVELY room, private bath,, entrance Specialists playhouse, patio. $20,500T~TERMS SPECIALS!! Dr.- Robert Boucek of Little THOMPSON - ATKINS, Realtors 5968 S.W. 61st Ave. MO 7-5775 »nd garage for emptoyed person. In Buying and 1). $25,000 - THREE BEDROOM Flower parish, Coral Gables, a •$50 month. CALL Wl 7-1076 226 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-3481. Selling Homes TWO BATH HOME, WILL member of the Catholic Physi- HOMES, FOR SALE - No. MIAMI BEACH. WALK TO WESTCHESTER ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH SACRIFICE FOR $18,500 all Churches, Schools, etc. cians Guild will be the principal ROOM AND BATH FOR BUSINESS 389 N. E. 171st Street " 2) - 2 bedroom, 1 bath furnished Beautiful 3 bedroom, Florida . WOMAN. HOME PRIVILEGES PRICED FOR IMMEDIATE SAL* I $7900 • $300 'Down speaker during the Heart Asso- room, 3 years new. Furnishings OPTIONAL. CALL PL M585 COTTON REAL ESTATE COMPLETELY furnished large" 2 3) - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, extra ciation seminar for clergy of HOMES . ACREAGE I INCOME bedroom CBS, very large enclosed optional. OWNER" CA 1-5451 LARGE master bedroom, private large pool and. patio, 5944 Sunitt'Drive • So. Miami Florida room, awnings & MANY all faiths scheduled to be helrF bath, walk-in closet, also SINGLE, $2000 down - Sacrificed CALL MO 1-6362 EXTRAS. Reduced to $12,000, terms. 7498 S. W. 122nd ST. kitchen privilege optional, carporte, to sell - $17,000. Thursday, Nov. 8 at the Dupont Discount for CASH. Wl 7.2867 THREE bedrooms, two baths, 1 near shops. 945-7670 after 4. A) . 30 ACRES - zoned for acre fenced, mango trees," near Plaza Hotel. . EDISON REALTY TRAILERS - $3500 /.ere, ROOMS - N. W. HOMES FOR SALE - N. W. schools, $184 monthly payments. HOMES • INCOME PROPERTY GOOD TERMS - 25% down. Will trade equity - CE 53081 BEAUTIFULLY furnished room, fDWAXO 3. CHARBONEAU, Rtilfor The Chairman of the Section 1 175 N. W. 62nd Jr. PL 1.2441 8 blocks ST. ROSE OF LIMA 5) * Many new modern homes pr/ —'e bath and entrance. Near TWO bedroom, like new, lush COUNTRY HOMES • S.W. for LESS than $10,000 of Cardiology at the University «.' SCAYNE COLLEGE. Only $10 WE NEED HOME LISTINGS I landscaping $13,000 total - only THREE BEDROOM, TWO BATH, half- -i NO* AVAILABLE of Miami School of Medicine V.«.-.... r, C ALL NA; 4-6191 Call MARY HALLIDY $400 down, $74.90 month. Open acre pool home, beautiful area, and the director of the Howard "ROOMS . HIALEAH DAILY - 511 N. W. 108th TER. $24,900 WITH GOOD TERM?. Associated • Sylvan Maxwell, Realtoi CALL US!!! 13800 S. W. 74th Ct. CE 5-6434 Hughes Medical Institute, Dr. LOVELY ROOM in private home, PL 4-8637 OR FR 1-6520 after 6. FRANCES DEAN, Broker PL 9-0287. all privileges, young working HOMES FOR SALE • FT. IAUDEXDAIE' Boucek, past president of the HOMES FOR SALE • SOUTH MIAMI • girl preferred- • near buses. MARY MULLEN, Realtor Our Lady Perpetual Help- Parish . Heart Association, will speak $30 monthly. CALL OX 1-6363 FOUR bedroom, two bath home. NEAR Our. Lady Queen of Martyrs" lots • Homes • Acreage • Rentali Walking distance to Pace High ST. THOMAS' PARISH Melrose Park - Family tri-level during the luncheon which will APARTMENTS - N. W. •he FHA t VA RE-SALES School and Biscayne College. Low home, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, dish- climax the program at noon. tU* S. W. llli SHEET . CA o-13M down payment • about $69 month. SIX ROOM HOUSE washer, disposal, sewers, sprinkler. WALK TO ST. MARY'S • WILLIAM C. MURPHY FURNITURE OPTIONAL. NA 1-6373 PLUS GUEST HOUSE Priced .for quick sale. SMALL , According to Dr. Edward J. ^ DUPLEX apartment • two bedroom' Milter BEAUTIFUL large 2 bedroom, down payment. Take over existing Lautb, president of the Catho- ' Men*»r • Corpus Chrlstl Parish mortgage. By owner. LU 3-3272 unfurnished, air conditioning VISITATION PARISH • $83 monthly 2 baths, Florida room. 'Separate lie Physicians Guild, who is and . tieat. ONLY $90 month. 91*1 N.W. 7th Av». Ph. NE Sit Si pays all • • three bedroom, two guest house with one bedroom, general chairman of the semi- 275 N. W. 75th ST. PL 4-6771 bath, kitchen furnished, assume one bath. BOTH houses CBS, LOTS FOR SALE . N. W. NEAR BISCAYNE COLLEGE tile roof, hardwood floors. nar, the one-day meeting was 4'/2% Gl - $950 FOR MY EQUITY, CORNER LOT 193' x 76' • Near APARTMENTS » COCONUT GROVE FHA RESALE HOME CLOSE Td SCHOOL, SHOPPING inaugurated this year to ac- $82 per month • .$250 down. Norland schools. CALL NA 1-8162 NEW Biscayne College & Pace High Brand New ARISTOCRAT' Lovely, kindscaping • half acre. $3500 • Open to reasonable offer !' quaint clergymen with the 9411 Main Hwy. I McF.rl.n* Rd. THREE BEDROOMS • TWO BATHS Good Location - Shopping 1. A. STONE, Realtor NA 1 -3623 TERMS. Coll owner NE '3-2772 work of the Heart Associa- 1 * 2 bedroom apartments, living $3000 down buys 5 bedrooms, DOROTHY B. FLYNN, REALTOR LOTS FOR SALE - GOULDS room, dinette, kitchen, furnished WINCHELL TWO BATH CBS 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) tion. •r unfurnished, air-conditioned ONE ACRE near proposed Aerojet REAL ESTATE t, INSURANCE SEE this opportunity' N O W I . I h**t. Covered parking. Yearly HOMES FOR SALE • W. HOLLYWOOD Plant. Grapefruit & lime trees. •06 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 Atkins Realtor,' 226 N. E. 79th St. " Guests will be welcomed by or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 $3300 . $500 Down - $30 month. (Member of St. Thereu's Parish) Call PL 7-348 1 Dr. Lauth during the opening APARTMENTS • MIAMI BEACH • MIRAMAR MO 7-9096 after 3:30 or weekends. sessions which begin at 9 a.m. BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Homestead HOMES FOR SALE -CORAL GABLES TWO BEDROOM - one year old. JERRICO Garden Apartments • 1300- Wanna sell a house or car? Much better than NEW! City > (310 tyron Ave. Same waterfront 1 GROCERY • BEER - WINE LARGE FAMILY HOME A 'Voice Mart' ad is- Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, dio- bedroom apartments, ' FURNISHED Stock and Fixtures • Rent Store water, well & pump-, wall to wall' the best by far! $100 month k up yearly. Summer REASONABLE - U. S. 1, Homestead carpet. Partly furnished with cesan director of Catholic Chari- NEW furniture. Many other extras. tales $70 month 1 up. 3. blocks CALL Circle 7-1539 FOR RENT OR SALE MEMO TO "VOICE' HEADERS - ties, will give the invocation at . FOR QUICK SALE - $11,900 to St. Joseph's School, public INCOME PROPERTY • N. W." OR.- WILL RENT WITH OPTION If you have relatives and friends the luncheon. schools !• bus.. NEAR shopping in the North - who plan to come Other speakers include Dr. * •cean. UN 5J334 or NA 4.67*4. 2 HOUSES, 1 LOT, $11,900" Completely furnished large home, BOLAND REALTY (town later - and who will be Both partly furnished. Near near Churches, schools, shopping. Matthew Bradley, Dr. EmiL Is- WALK to' St. Patrick's Church, Beautiful grounds. Rent or sate.. 6445 Pembroke Rd. W. Hyvvd. looking for a place to rent or berg, Dr. Dewitt Daughtry, and School & beach. LARGE furnished Miami Shores • E. of N.S. Ex- 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. ALL pressway. 2 bedroom homo With CALL" OWNER 4 4 6 '• 7 7 7. II YU 9-8550 OR eves YU 3-4424 buy - how about sending them Dr. Louis Lemberg. . air conditioned. LOW yearly rental. Florida porch PLUS 1 bedroom your Voice' Classified Section - NEAR buses, causeway, shops, etc. rental cottage. See Parker Realty ANNUNCIATION Parish • $300 Down to check over MANY FINE LISTINGS 625 N. E. 123rd ST. PL 9-3931 NOTE TO EMPLOYERS. MADELINE APARTMENTS .When yon need help for - $50 month • THREE BTDROOM for their selection - - If you Carnival Set, 4141 Nautilis Drive. Miami Beach with air conditioner, > drapes office,- 'industry or Want a copy sent - call PL 8-6772.. PLEASE PATRONIZE and cornices. CALL YU 3-3224 APARTMENTS HOLLYWOOD ronstrurtion • • please • 3620 S. W. 47th Ave. lake Forest We'll be happy to mail it for you. At Epiphany WASHINGTON STREET -Central (Y)OUR Advertisers eheck St. Vincent De. Congenial woman will share her Paul Society's ad under SOUTH MIAMI — Items for apartment with same • $9 week. in The 'Voice1 MART CALL WAbash 2-7096 •_ 'Positions Wanted'' • Adv. •Plumbing Repair Service Christmas giving and an ap- MOMK • N.E. pearance by "Santa Claus" will ; highlight the annual three-day KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT ACT NOW!! «307 N.C. 2nd Avc. Efficiency PLaza 7-0606 carnival in Epiphany parish, be- Cottage 4 Trailer Spaces 114. ACRES NEAR ginning Friday, Nov. 9. PHONE PL 4-6295 ' ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE • YEARLY RATES . 6. W. loiche BOOMING CAPE CANAVERAL Parish grounds at 8235 SW $12,000 - E-Z TERMS IpLoxa 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 # HOMES - N. W. 57th Ave. will be the scene of OR WILL TRADE ? ? | McCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. • booths and rides for children 'TWO bedroom furnished home with and adults. utilities- $65 per month. Near THOS. J. MURRAY, Realtor > 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores * NEW St. Dominic's Church, adults. CALL FR 1-3779 . ' •MO 1-0792 between 5 and 6:30 P.M. Teenagers will be welcomed at a dance beginning at 8 p.m. HOMES • CORAL GABLES ORTHO ,. Friday and a magician will en- RENT WITH OPTION PLANTER MIX ST. Thomas. Parish tertain each evening. Completely furnished large home, A roast beef dinner will be near Churches, schools, shopping. A $40,000 NEIGHBORHOOD Beautiful' grounds. Rent or sale. served from 1 to 2:30 p.m. and CALL OWNER 4 4 6.7770 from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Sunday. GARDEN A special feature Saturday "NEW ORLEANS" morning will be the showing of AND movies and pony rides. ® Central Florida Dishwasher, Dis* speech laboratory now being a!. Deluxe Oven and Range Garage, APPLIANCES BY installed. D'lTCT'O'NS Mrs. Jack Evans and Mrs. DRIVE WEST ON MILLER RD. (S.W. Peter Manfredi are co-chairmen 54th ST.) TO S.W. 64th AVE7 RIGHT of arrangements assisted by ON 64th AVE. TO S.W. 52nd ST. LEFT 1 BLOCK TO S.W. 64th COURT "Mrs. Michael Longo, Mrs. Wal- (^ Florida State Finance Co ' AND MODELS. OPEN 1 10 5. ' fJL . 807 Olympia Bldg lace Wrightson, Mrs. Robert m 'Miami, Fla. ^ FURNISHED BY Russell, Mrs. William Fennell, NURSERY Mrs. William Bucknam and 9MSS3S38SS6® RW. UK AYE. 5290 S. W. 64TH COURT JEFFERSON BUILDER SALES Mrs. Jack J. Chesanek. Tickets PLEASE PATRONIZE Call MO 6-0202 may be obtained by calling ' (Y)OVR Advertisers t»&* DAILY. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY LU 1-5316. in The 'Voice' MART A.M. to 5:30 P.M. Sunday Mass Timetable

ARCADIA: St. Paul, 7, 11. St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, II, 12, AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, and 6 p.m ERITREA: AN UNFRIENDLY WIND 8:30, 10. St. Patric i, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 and 6 p.m. BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, WHERE'S ERITREA? A thorny splinter of mountain-and- BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. desert running along the Red Sea in northeastern Africa. "Mare 10:15 MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, Erythraeum"—so the ancient Romans BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and 10:30, 12. 5:30 p.m. called the Red Sea and so Eritrea MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, (Firemen's found its name . . . After World War BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, Recreation Hall) 8, 9, 10, 11." 10, 11:39 MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- 'II, this former Italian colony with CLEW1STON: St. Margaret, 8, 11:30. er, 10. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, its gentle people was federated with 10:30, 12 and 5 p.m. (Sermon's in NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish) Ethiopia under Emperor Haile Selas- Spanish and English). NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. CORAL GABLES: Llttte Flower (Audi- NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica, sie. Sometimes called the "lost prov- torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); 8, io, n; --- . • ince," Eritrea's inhabitants are very (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, St Thomas Aquinas Student Center, 9 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. poor and have few educational oppor- 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 • tunities . . . From Teronqua Elsberet, DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High and 5:30 p.m. FATHER CUBRON UORE sends his School) 7, 9 10:30, 12:15. Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, poignant plea: "it hurts one to cele- (Frederick's Store) 8-, 9:30, 1 1 7 9, 11, 12:15. $he Holy Father's Mission Aid brate Mass in such a ramshackle DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, 8:30, 11. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. . fir the Oriental Church structure." Constructed of fragile na- FORT LAUDERDALE: Annuciation, OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' tive materials, this little Church has been repeatedly shattered 9:30 School, 10:30. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of P- -etua! by the seasonal heavy rains . . . After each big windstorm the Home), 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. people Of Teronqua Elsberet must get to work putting back the Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, St. Philip (Bunche Park) 9. '• ^ part of the crude building that has blown away . . . Will you 12:30, 6 p.m. PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 1 1:30. •—"* St. Anthony, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 make the sacrifice—any amount—to help FATHER UORE make NC Photo 11:45 and 5:30 p.m. his Church a more worthy place for the Holy Sacrifice of the St. Bernadette, 8, 9 10, 11. PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, ANOTHER BUMPER potato crop is inspected by Precious Blood St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. 10:30, 12. Mass? Walls and roof to hold back .unfriendly winds will cost St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, $2,500 . . . But the parishioners of Teronqua Elsberet have never Brother Adrian Barge at the 340-Acre farm at Brunnerdale Sem- FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, 11 12:15. »een so much money. Just 500 persons sending $5 for Father 8, 10, 11, 12. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, inary, North Canton, Ohio. Brother Adrian supervises a farm St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, 9:30, 11, 12:15. ITore will make his wish come true . . ..What a wonderful me- that saves the seminary $30,000 a year in food supplies. 11 and 5:30 p.m. St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. morial for a loved one! FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman, 7, 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension. 7:30, PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- 9:30. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. Sanibel Island, II. , PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. IN MEMORY OF GRANDMOTHER FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 7, 12. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, MISSAL GUIDE Auditorium: 9, 10:30. 10, 6:30 p.m. ' Christopher S. and his brother, Danny, write: "We would like HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30. 8, RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The to send you all the coins in our bank so you may forward th'« Nov. 4—Twenty-first Sunday aft- Nov. 9—Dedication of the Arch- 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. King, 7, 10. money to the Archbishop of Dmeine, Syria, for his new church. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, er Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- basilica of the Saviour. Mass 9, 10:30, 11:30 (Spanish). 10:30, 11:30. I am seven . . . and my brother is five. Our grandmother went of the feast, Gloria, second (City Auditorium), 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30, SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. to God in March. She belonged to the Melkite Rite and we offer day, Gloria, second prayer and 6:30 p.m. SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9<11. (under same conclusion) of prayer of St. Theodore, Mar- St. Bernard Mission: 9, 10 (Spanish). SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, this in her name ... OUR REPLY: "This, is a very precious gift St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10, 11, 12. given in memory of your grandmother. It will reap many spirit- Anniversary of Coronation of • tyr, Credo, common preface. 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish), 5 p.m. and St Thomas (South Miami Jr. High 6 p.m. School 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11. ual blessings because of your thoughtfulness . . . Her name and Pope John XXIII, Credo, pre- HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 11. your own will be remembered in the Masses and prayers of face of the Trinity. Nov. 10—St. Andrew Avellino, HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. na Academy) 8, 9, 10, 11:30. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 9. our missionaries." . . . The coins in their bank amounted to Confessor. Mass of the feast, Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, $11.70, a real sacrifice. Yet their offering will bring Christ to Nov. 5—Ferial. Day. Mass of Gloria, second prayer of SS. 10:45 12 and 5:30 p.m. 9:30. the natives of Syria, their grandmother's former home. That Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. the preceding Sunday without Tryphon, Respicius, Nympha, 11:30, 7:30 p.m. St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. thought should make Christopher and Danny very happy . . . St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Gloria and Credo, second Martyrs, third prayer against St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and Maybe you have someone you would like to remember by a ON THE KEYS prayer against storms, com- storms, common preface. 7 p.m. ,g memorial gift. We have so many requests for schools (cost: HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8, BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, $2,500), clinics and chapels. Why not send a STRINGLESS GIFT mon preface. 9:30, 11. 8-30, 10:30. Nov. 11—Twenty-second Sunday IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 11. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. to be designated by us for a most needed project! INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. MARATHON: San Pablo. 6:30, 8:30, Nov. 6—Ferial Day. Mass of after Pentecost. Mass of the JUPITER: St. Jude (Salhaven), 7:30, 9. Sunday, Gloria, Credo, pre- KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30. the preceding Sunday without 11. 9, II. MEMO FOR NOVEMBER Gloria and Credo, common face of the Trinity. LABELLE: Mission, 9. LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, THE SOULS IN PURGATORY are remembered especially In preface. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. St. Luke, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. your prayers during this month of November. Why not send LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphael (Admin- Islandwide Mission Set your Mass offerings for this intention to our missionaries? For Nov. 7—Ferial Day, Mass of 2,000 At Ordinations istration Building) 8, 10. the preceding Sunday without MARGATE: St. Vincent. 8, 10, 11:30. SAN JUAN, P.R. (NC) — some of our priests, these offerings are the sole income. POONA, India (NO — Some MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, Gloria and Credo, second 12, and 6 p.m. A pastoral letter issued by the prayer against storms, com- 2,000 people from all over In- Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Span- DEAR MONSIGNOR RYAN: dia came to the pontifical sem- ish), 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 Puerto Riean Hierarchy has mon preface. p.m. (Spanish). inary here to witness.the con- Gesu, 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. called for a concentration of Enclosed is my donation of ...... for Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. 5:30 p.m. Nov. 8—Ferial Day. Mass of secration of 27 new priests by (Spanish). "all apostolic activities" the preceding Sunday without Auxiliary Bishop Longinus Per- International Airport (International Name . Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- throughout the island for the Gloria and Credo, second eira of- Bombay. The rites were days). St. Mary of the Missions and St. success of an islandwide mis- prayer of the Four Crowned explained in English, Malayan Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. Street (Martyrs, common preface. and Hindi. St. Brendan, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, sion to be held early in 1963. 12:30, and 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- ish). City Zone state St. Dominic (Fairlawn School) 7. 8, The pastoral, signed by Arch- 9, 10, 11. (Spanish). St. Mary Chapel, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, bishop James P. Davis of San MAKING A WILL? REMEMBER THE MISSIONS.' — Our 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). Juan, and Bishops James E. St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 legal 4itle: THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSO- (Spanish), 11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- McManus, C.SS.R., of Ponce; ish), 7:30~ p.m. Dade. County Aud- CIATION. B.R. itorium 9, 10:30. 12. Alfred D. Mendez, G.S.C., of SS. 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