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VOL. V, NO. 36 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy NOVEMBER 22, 1963

MATERIALISTIC VICES PERIL'ONE NATION UNDER GOD/ ANNUAL STATEMENT CHARGES Moral Unity Americas Only Hope, Bishops Warn ^ vf^HINGTON (NO — The tion's people face grave chal- conscience would reveal today as irrelevant to everyday life, is Bi, iops of the United States lenges from erroneous philoso- Complete Text U.S. Bishops' Annual Statement that we are in danger of be- enjoying "increasing establish- have said that many of Amer- phies. on "Bonds of Union," Pages 9 and 10. coming a people weakened by ment as an official American view of life." They said it can ica's goals remain unfulfilled, But they said a review of the secularism in our social philo- be found in education, mar- but are within reach if Ameri- nation's moral values and "re- sophy, materialism -in our riage, business and recreation. ops re-studied the nation's heri- The statement was released cans unite in a common effort newed dedication to our com- concept of the good life and tage of moral and political here through the executive de- MORAL VALUES to attain them. mon goals may help us to face expediency in our moral Materialism, they continued, principles, pointed to threats partment of the National Catho- the present trials as a people code." is reflected increasingly in mor- In their annual statement, facing it today and expressed lic Welfare Conference. truly one nation under God." al values. "Security in the com- entitled "Bonds of Union," the confidence Americans will meet The Bishops said: The Bishops said secularism, forts of living is too often our Bishops warned that the na- In their statement, the Bish- the challenge. "A national examination of which regards God and religion major, even our controlling, con- cern," they said. They added that "as an af- COUNCIL FATHERS CHEER DRAMATIC REPORT fluent nation, we are unfortu- nately acquiring the vices associated with irresponsible materialists; over- indul- Religious Liberty Discussed :- gence, excessive gambling and (Other stories and pictures, Pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7) meetings a report on a schema the insatiable demand for ex- chapter was given more empha- citement." By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK At the Nov. 19 meeting a re- sis than the speeches of the The third problem they char- VATICAN CITY (NO — The port on the ecumenism sche- Fathers discussing it. ma's chapter on the matter was acterized as "the frequent use subject of religious liberty has of expediency rather than prin- read, and for the first time in Bishop Emile De Smedt of come to the fore at the ecumen- ciple in meeting our social prob- ical council. the Second Vatican Council's 70 Bruges, Belgium, read the re- port with the same dramatic de- lems." livery he used in his well- Typical of this defect, they BISHOP CARROLL NAMED TO NC POST remembered address on "tri- said, is the "confusion and ten- umphalism" at the council's sion surrounding the so-called first session last year. 'race question'." Archbishops Binz7 Cody His report was considerably Social justice, they charged, longer than those usually de- under the influence of secu- Elected To NCWC Board voted to a whole schema, larism and materialism, "be- much less a single chapter. comes merely a political mat- ROME (NO — Archbishops Strong and prolonged ap- ter and we remain as a nation Leo Binz of St. Paul and John plause rose from the council morally tortured by racial in- P. Cody, Apostolic Adminis- Fathers when he concluded. justice in schools, jobs, hous- trator of New Orleans, were ing, communal facilities, even elected new members of the The Belgian prelate gave in the most obvious area of Administrative Board of the Na- four reasons why the council, democratic suffrage." tional Catholic Welfare Con- in response to numerous re- ference -^at the annual general quests "from council Fathers The proper approach to the meeting o*J~the_ Bishops of the and others," must consider the race issue, they said, "is to United States held here. subject of religious liberty: treat all men and women as persons, without reference to The prelates succeed on the "1. For the sake of truth, be- patterns of difference." board Archbishop Lawrence J. cause the Church has always WEARING THE jeweled mitre, Pope Paul VI holds the keyes of EXPRESS CONFIDENCE Shehan of Baltimore and Bish- taught this principle (of reli- op Allen J. Babcock of Grand St. John Lateran Basilica in Rome. In background is Alberto "Unless the Declaration of In- Cardinal Di Jorio of the Vatican Curia. dependence is taken to mean Rapids, Mich., who had serv- BISHOP COLEMAN F. CARROLL (Continued On Page 2) ed the permissible five con- what it says about inalienable secutive one-year terms as rights and their divine origin; board members. unless the salute to the flag in- Permanent Director Named cluding Lincoln's phrase 'under Bishop Coleman F. Carroll of God,' is uttered without tongue Miami was named to serve as in cheek; unless the plain in- assistant chairman of the NCWC For Diocesan Development tent of the Constitution is whole- Youth Department, of which heartedly endorsed — any talk Archbishop Cody was elected In a complete reorganization diocesan level, his services will of 'law and order' is worse chairman. of its fund-raising techniques in be available on a consultation than poor policy; it is hypo- past years, a new Diocesan Di- basis to all pastors in the crisy," they said. members of the newly- rector for Development has Diocese faced with fund-raising elected administrative board been appointed, it was an- campaigns on a parish level. Despite this outlook, the met and organized following the nounced this week by Father The new Director for Devel- Bishops expressed confidence general meeting of the bishops. Neil J. Flemming, Bishop's Co- opment in the Diocese of Mi- that the situation will bright- Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle Ordinator of the Diocesan De- ami has been engaged in cam- continued On Page 10) of Washington was elected chair- velopment Fund Campaign o£, paigns for parish-support and the Diocese of Miami for 1964. Diocesan development in many 1 man of the administrative • • .••.::.•: .• :•.•:•:•/.•:•• board, a position he held last The new Development Di- sections of the country, includ- year. rector is Frank Hillary, a ing Chicago and other parts of Dispensation Given NAMED TO BOARD veteran in the field of Church Illinois; Michigan, Indiana, Other members of the board support activities, who during North and South Dakota, Min- \ On Friday, Nov. 29 were elected to offices as fol- the past year has been assist- nesota and sections of Canada. \. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll lows: ing with their problems pas- He is a native of Grand ! has granted a dispensation tors in the Diocese of Miami. Rapids, Mich., where he was Archbishop William E. Cous- [ to Catholics in the Diocese of | Mr. Hillary, it was emphasiz- Faithful Navigator of the Fourth ins of Milwaukee, vice chairman Voice Photo j Miami from the laws of ab- j ed, will be a full-time employe Degree Assembly of the Knights of the board and chairman of ! stinence on Friday, Nov. 29, FRANK HILLARY (left) newly-appointed Diocesan Director of of the Diocese of Miami. While of Columbus. A veteran of over- the NCWC Department of Social • the day following Thanks- Development as a full-time employe of the Chancery discusses most of his activities on a seas service in World War II, Action; Archbishop Karl J. Al- \ giving. plans with James McCaughan, general chairman of the 1964 year-around basis will be devot- (Continued On Page 8) Development Fund Campaign of Diocese of Miami. ed to financial problems on a (Continued On Page 2) DRAMATIC PKSmTAlKM Vf BEtGtAH CARDIHAL Council Fathers Cheer Report On Religious Liberty

(Continued From Page 1) it means immunity from out- with such a resounding and sus- Palermo, Italy, preserving un- tained ovation. broken his record of opposition • side coercion." gious freedom) as part of the to every schema upon which he But judging from the split in truth entrusted to her by Christ. Bishop De Smedt said that has spoken, objected first of all the right and duty to manifest the opinions of the first speak- to the word "ecumenism," "2. Because of the need of a religion externally according ers, one could forecast that which he said is used in a sense defense, since the Church can- to one's conscience is not an the schema on ecumenism given to it by Protestant auth- not be silent when atheistic unlimited one. It must be regu- was in for a lengthy debate. ors. He added: If this proved to be true, then materialism is depriving almost lated in view of the common "If there is to be discussion half the world of religious lib- good, he said, and this common the council's second session would probably end on the of the Jews, who are given what erty. good can at times subject it to we might call honorable mention modification and control. topic of ecumenism, since "3. Because of the need for only a dozen more working in the schema, then the text peaceful coexistence, since all He noted that the chapter days remained before Dec. 4, should also take up those othef men of all religious beliefs, as compares various papal docu- the day set for adjournment. religious whose members are well as those without any, must ments on the subject. One of often less hostile to.the Church Before discussion began a live together in one human so- these is Pius IX's encyclical, than the Jews and more open vote was taken to indicate the ciety, and the Church must show Quanta Cura, which, he said, to conversion than the Protes- Fathers' mind on the way the the way in the light of truth. has frequently been quoted in tants (that is, the Orthodo^ Liturgical Commission had re- support of the charge that the . . . Lastly, the schema •« "4. For ecumenical considera- written its schema. The tally of Church does not favor religious vides no concrete directives tions, in view of the fact that votes showed a sweeping vic- liberty. which would make our dialogue many non-Catholics hold the tory for the liturgy schema, with with our separated brethren Church in aversion and suspect The teaching of the Church 2,066 in favor and only 20 op- prudent and effective." her of Machiavellianism for al- on this topic reached its cul- posed. DISCUSSION OPPOSED legedly demanding religious minating point, he continued, Debate on the ecumenism Coptic Rite Patriarch Steph- freedom where she is in a mi- in John XXIITs encyclical, schema opened with the read- anos I Sidarouss of Alexandria, nority and ignoring it when she Pacem in Terris, whose teach- ing of a general presentation of Egypt, joined Cardinal Tappouni gets control." ing is faithfully reflected in READING PRESS REPORT of the Ecumenical Council contain- it by Amleto Cardinal Cicogna- in saying that "a whole chapter SPECIFIC MEANING the ecumenism schema's ni, Papal Secretary of State, devoted to the Jews is com- chapter on religious freedom. ing proposal for declaration against anti-Semitism arc (left) The term "religious liberty," James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre of Los Angeles, and Francis speaking in the name of the pletely out of place in a dis- Bishop De Smedt explained, has But Bishop De Smedt stress- Cardinal Spellman of New York. The document stating all mixed committee made up of cussion of Christian unity." a very definite meaning and ed the fact that the chapter mankind, and not the Jews alone, was responsible for the death members of the Theological For the rest, he declared that should not be understood in any is not a dogmatic treatise but of Christ was distributed to the 2,200 Council Fathers. Commission and the Secretariat a statement 'Catholic Church. all moral law and obligation to- Christian Unity will spare no their presence in the text is of- ward God (laicism). practice of polygamy. was not initiated by the secre- IV. The Attitude of Catho- fensive to our separated Orien- effort, even working day and tariat but was the specific re- night, to give due consideration lics toward Non-Christians, tal brethren." It does not mean that error is At the start of the meeting quest of Pope John XXIII. and Particularly toward the to all observations and criti- the second chapter of the to be equated with truth (doc- Jews. At the U. S. Bishops' press cisms in order to bring about amended liturgy schema and Father Long said that the trinal relativism). V. Religious Freedom. panel, Father Gregory Baum, the achievement of this all im- the fifth chapter of the schema general feeling of the Secre- A.A., council expert from Tor- It does not mean that man portant goal ." on ecumenism were distributed. tariat is that it is a good The present schema is the re- onto, gave three reasons why has a right to sit back and en- thing that the chapter Is out sult of a combination of three PRESS PANEL The latter was the subject of it is. proper to speak of the joy his religious uncertainty on the floor of the council but schemas drawn up separately Father Bernard Haring, Bishop: De Smedt's report. Jews in a schema on ecu- (dilettantistic pessimism). that it is up to -the Fathers and independently from each C.SS.R., council expert, told the After distribution of the two menism. to decide how to handle it. The specific meaning of reli- Bishops' press panel that it documents, the days's moder- other. One was composed by the Commission for the Oriental "First, we believe that the gious liberty was defined as fol- would be almost a miracle if ator — Gregoi-io Cardinal Ag- As the ecumenical council be- phase of the council. Another roots of the Church are in lows: the council could answer Bish- agianian, Prefect of the Sac- gan discussion of the draft pro- was composed by the Theologi- Israel. To understand the op De Smedt's plea and end red Congregation for the Pro- posal on ecumenism Nov. 18, mystery of the Church refer- cal Commission as a chapter in "In positive terms religious debate on religious freedom be- pagation of the Faith — an- the council Fathers were split ence has to be made to Is- its schema on the Church. The freedom means the right to fore the end of the current ses- nounced that the four council three ways. rael. The Church is grafted free exercise of religion ac- sion. moderators had decided that third, a schema on "Catholic on to Israel. cording to the dictates of con- An Italian cardinal and three there would be no more dis- Ecumenism," was composed by science. Looked at negatively, Eastern Rite patriarchs opposed "Secondly, .the division pro- Bishop De Smedt's remark cussion of the shcema's gen- the Secretariat for Promoting the inclusion in the schema on duced in -the people of Israel, eral acceptability until all the Christian Unity. The addition of Christian unity of the chapter between whose who accepted reports on its five chapters the fourth chapter was added of Christian-Jewish relations. Christ as the Messiah and those had been read. by a vote of the council Fathers Two Spanish cardinals express- who did not, is a symbol of all Permanent Director Named Then Coadjutor Archibhsop on Nov. 8. ed caution concerning an ecu- subsequent divisions within the Gabriel Bukatko of Belgrade, The third chapter on "Chris- menical dialogue of Catholics Christian people themselves. Yugoslavia, presented the re- tians Separated from the Cath- with Protestants. But three oth- For Diocesan Development port on the part of chapter III olic Church," is written in two "Finally, Christians believe er speakers — Joseph Cardinal that Israel is part of the es- (Continued From Page 1) ocesan Development Fund that deals with separated East- parts. The first treats of the Ritter of St. Louis and cardinals chatological dimension of the campaign will bePatrick ern churches. Augustin Cardinal Oriental churches and "The he also served as a national from Venezuela and Japan — Church and harken to the trustee and State Commander Duffy, owner of an advertis- Bea, S. J., president of the Sec- Conditions Necessary for the stressed the necessity of discus- Restoration of Unity." The sec- words of St. Paul who tells us of the Michigan Catholic War ing agency in the Shores retariat for Promoting Christian sing all the issues. ond part treats of "Christian that the church and Israel Veterans, and also is a mem- Building on 125th St. in North Unity, reported on the chapter Communities Arising after the shall be one single people." Miami. He will be in charge dealing with Catholic - Jewish Cardinal Ritter expressed sat- ber of the American Legion and 16th Century." the Veterans of Foreign Wars. of the preparation of a relations. isfaction that the schema con- ANTIOCH PATRIARCH He and his wife, Mrs. Violet brochure to be issued and Cardinal Bea said that the tained a chapter on religious M. Hillary, have been residents will prepare other art work freedom and said that without Ignace Cardinal Tappouni, Jews are not to be made scape- Syrian Rite Patriarch of An- of Leesburg, in Lake County, necessary. His services will goats for the Crucifixion of such a statement by the coun- Florida, where he is the owner be made available to the fund cil, there is not chance for a tioch, speaking in the name of Christ. He emphasized the fact all the bishops of his patriar- of a large citrus grove. They drive through the cooperation that the statement on anti-Semit- real dialogue between Catholics are the parents of four boys, and those of other faiths. But chate, opened discussion by say- of the Mackle brothers. Frank ism is purely religious in na- ing that neither the Jews nor one of whom, Father Michael he urged that the schema be Mackle was general chairman ture and that there is no ques- religious liberty should be treat- J. Hillary, C. SS. R., was cleared of what he called "ex- of the highly-successful 1962 tion of the council involving it- ed in the schema. He said: ordained in June of this year Development Fund campaign self in Arab-Israel politics. pressions offensive to Protes- and is now continuing advanced and is assisting in the 1964 tants." "It is the task of an ecu- The Cardinal recalled what studies at Mt. Clements Sem- drive Stuart Patton, chairman REVIEW OF SCHEMA menical council principally inary, Oeonomowoc, Wis. They the Church has received from A review of the schema was and primarily to treat only of the 1963 campaign and ad- the Old Testament and noted have 11 grandchildren. visory chairman of the 1964 read by Archbishop Joseph Mar- of Catholics and indirectly of that the Church today is the other Christians . . . No one Mr. Hillary is now concluding campaign. tin of'Rouen; France, before de- a campaign in St. Bartholomew continuation of the Law bate began. If the sound of the denies the supernatural moti- parish, Miramar, and prior to Mr. Duffy, a member of St. through Christ. applause was any measure of vation of those who prepared that directed a drive for St. Rose of Lima parish, has con- While the Jews called Christ's the general feeling of the Fa- the text, but the presentday Beware of half truths John the Apostle parish, ducted art studios in Chicago blood down upon their heads thers, it seemed that the ma- political situation is such that — you may have tills text is likely to engender Hialeah. and Philadelphia and is a mem- and the heads of their chil- jority of those present favored the wrong half. | Assisting Mr. Hillary in the ber of the Art Directors Club dren, Cardinal Bea said, it was it, for no preliminary report on confusion." inauguration of the 1964 Di- of Miami. Christ Himself who prayed: any schema had been greeted Ernesto Cardinal Ruffini «f

Page 2 November 22, 1963 THE VOfCf Miami, Florida PO*"" PAUL VI shakes hands with Joseph Cardinal Frings t*\^ >*f Cologne, Germany, daring an audience for German- spealting prelates at the Vatican Council. Partially hidden in center background are Julius Cardinal Doepfner of Munich (left) The above picture shows how rapid construction on Our Lady of Mercy Mausoleum and Franziskus Cardinal Koenig of Vienna (right). is progressing. Over 800 Crypts have been completed. All Catholics Urged To Work first For Unify In Council Decree By PATRICK RILEY it is a movement, and conse- quently difficult to explain pre- VATICAN CITY (NO — The cisely. The draft contents itself ecumenical council's draft de- CATHOLIC MAUSOLEUM with a description of ecumen- cree on ecumenism urges all ism. Catholics to heed this era's di- vinely - inspired efforts among The draft is divided into five Diocese of Miami virtually all Christians to chapters. The first deals with achieve that full unity willed the principles of ecumenism; by Christ. It urges Catholic the second with ecumenism in Now under construction Bishops everywhere to promote practice; the third with sep- this ecumenism diligently and arated Eastern Churches and, guide it wisely. in a separate section, with In Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery (No direct quotations from Protestants; the fourth is on the document were available be- the Jews; and the last chap- cause it is still under Council ter is on religious liberty. Selection of a final resting place is a sacred family duty, an investment far sur- secrecy.) The draft makes it clear that The draft says that God the ecumenical movement got passed by the satisfaction of knowing that you have assured protection for your speaks to Catholics through under way with help of the Holy their, separated brethren. This Spirit. seems to echo the saying of loved ones. Until recently, above ground entombment was reserved for the wealthy St. Anselm that came read- It urges, within the Catholic ily to the pen of St. Thomas family itself; a proper liberty in Aquinas: Every truth, wher- various forms of spiritual life, and the great because of its cost. TODAY you may own crypts in this mausoleum at a ever it is found or whoever in the liturgy and in the presen- utters it, comes from the Holy tation of theological truth. cost no greater than earth burial — in some cases, less. Your first cost covers en- Ghost. This liberty will make the The draft also says that the Church's genuine catholicity tombment, perpetual care and lettering on crypt. Your investment provides permanence first duty of Catholics toward more obvious and will open the the ecumenical movement is to door of the Church wider to all, be better Catholics. This seems it says. and protection in an inspiring beautiful Catholic Memorial to you and your dearest to echo the saying of St. John The draft was forged from Chrysostom which the late Pope three documents originally pre- ones — growing lovelier by endowed care at no extra cost to you. John XXIII called the keynote pared by three different council of his pontificate: If we lived preparatory bodies: the Com- like Christians, there would be mission for Eastern Churches, We are now accepting entombments for immediate use. no pagans. the Theological Commission and It calls on Catholics to co- the Secretariat for Promoting operate with others in remedy- Christian Unity. The prepara- ing the evils of our times. tory commissions were succeed- ed by council commissions, and CRYPTS MAY BE SELECTED NOW . . . Without speaking of Protest- the two, with the unity secreta- ant bodies as Churches, it says riat, took part in drawing up the At low pre-completion prices that are comparable to choicest that some of the elements new draft through a mixed com- that go to make up the Cath- mission. burial plots, with convenient monthly payment plans. olic Church can be' found within them. It mentions the The last chapter, on religious CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OF THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI INC. life of grace and other inter- liberty, cleared what was re- ior gifts of the Holy Spirit, garded as the last major hurdle far ope and charity; some on Nov. 12 when it was approved OUR LADY OF MERCY CEMETERY AND MAUSOLEUM visikhn; elements that help to by the Theological Commission. CHANCERY BUILDING show the Church's unity, and While the draft does not 6301 Biscayne Boulevard Christian rites that surely speak of Protestant bodies as Miami, Florida produce a true life of grace. Churches, it does point to their All baptized Christians are open confession of Christ, Please send me further particulars on the OUR LADY OF MERCY sons of the Church, the draft their zeal for Holy Scripture MAUSOLEUM. I understand I am under no obligation in making this request. says. and their Baptism — bond of unity among all Christians, Name , Catholics should, for their but just a beginning of the own enrichment* gladly recog- bond of full unity which is Street Address nize the authentic goods of found in a complete confession City Zone . . Christ and the gifts of the Holy of Faith and in Eucharistic Spirit to be found among the Communion. Telephone Number Parish separated brothers, the draft says. The draft mentions their Christian community life, fos- It does not try to define the tered by belief in Christ, belief ecumenical movement because in Holy Writ, and Baptism.

Nouuahar 1O&3 THE VOICE Miami. Florida Pane Decree On Communications Asks Expanded Commission By Msgr. JAMES I. TUCEK which lists a number of spe- VATICAN CITY (NO — The cific exhortations to all the draft decree — or schema — on faithful in the passive and communications media ap- active use of communications proved by the ecumenical coun- media. cil Nov. 14 petitions Pope Paul It calls for "a united effort" VI to develop the existing Pon- in putting the media to effective tifical Commission for Motion use in the works of the aposto- Pictures, Radio and Television late as well as in opposing thi to include all other media and harm that the media are ca- to give the commission an inter- pable of creating. It further- national staff. more encourages the faithful, It still remains for the de- after sound preparation, to en- cree to be given a final re- ter the media professionally. vision and be submitted once The document promotes in- more to the council Fathers struction in the use of commu- for a vote on the document nications media in schools, sem- as a whole. But it is expected inaries and study clubs. It also to be promulgated before the urges the establishment of of- end of November. fices to implement its instruc- When this is done, the Church tions on the diocesan, national for the first time in its history and international levels. will officially adopt communica- While the document is gener- tions media as an instrument to al in its instructions, it calls be used in its work of spread- for a more detailed instruction ing the Kingdom of God. to be issued at a later date by The document, which is rela- the Holy See. tively short and simple com- In its parts treating of the POPE PAUL VI (left) greets American cardinals during an aud- Meyer of Chicago; James Francis Cardinal Mclntyre of Los An- pared with the other schemas possible harm that can be ience at Vatican City. In front row, are, from left: Joseph Elmer on the council agenda, has im- geles and Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York (extreme done by misuse of communi- Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis, (kneeling) Albert Gregory Cardinal right). The audience was held in Clementine Hall. portance more by its character cations media it places em- than by its content. What it says phasis on education and has been said before. What it self-censorship. While it re- does, in officially proclaiming minds civil authorities of Church's Oldest Bishop Marks 101st Birthday the Church's teaching on the their duty to preserve the subject and in giving a specific common good, it also men- By FATHER P. JORDAN, O.S.B. he explained. "After all, I may mandate to the clergy and laity tions their duty to "defend ROME (NO — The Catholic pass away any day now." on the use of communications the just freedom of informa- Church's oldest bishop, who as KEEPS PICTURES media, has never been done be- tion, especially as regards the secretary of the Sacred Congre- But looking at the venerable fore. press." gation of Rites for 30 years was old man, one might agree with his former pupil, GregOrio Car-1 The petition to the Pope responsible for 62 canonizations It concludes by drawing a and some 200 beatifications, dinal Agagianian, Prefect of the that the pontifical commission parallel between the Church's marked Ms 101st birthday Sacred Congregation for the be extended "to all instru- patronage of the ancient arts ments of social communica- Nov. 9. Propagation of the Faith, who and the Church's patronage of told him the other day: tion, not excepting the press" Archbishop Alfonso Carinci, the modern arts of communi- "You will live to be 110!" is contained in the second cation for the good of souls and now retired, is a native Ro- Though he uses a cane and chapter of the document, the glorification of God. man and the son of a distin- speaks with a halting voice. guished archeologist and pal- Archbishop Carinci is mental- eontologist. He taught liturgy ly alert. He fondly remembers at Rome's Urban University the many well-known saints Press Of Americas Periled before being made a bishop by he has helped raise to the dig- Pope Pius XII in 1945, nity of the altars: Mother During an interview at his Cabrini, Don Bosco, Maria By Cuba Reds, Editor Warns apartment here, he proudly Goretti, Pius X, the Jesuit showed a photostat of his bap- One of Cuba's leading jour- of the daily publication, "La Martyrs of -North America, tismal certificate to prove he nalists predicted here that if Religion" in Caracas, Venezue- Robert BeJlarmine, Bernar- was far beyond three score and Cuba continues to remain un- la, urged constant vigilance dette Soubirous, John Fisher, der the Red yoke, the day will ten. against infiltration from Cuban Thomas More, Catherine La- come when all newspapers in communists and said that his "I am getting to be rather boure and many others. the ; Americas ''will disappear old," lie said with a benign as they did in Cuba." continuing editorial campaign is "to seek a beneficial social smile. In the small chapel He keeps pictures of the 62 Jose Ignacio Rivero, editor system for the people's welfare, where he offers Mass almost heroes and martyrs of the Faith of the 128-year-old Diario de daily, he showed the framed he helped canonize in a large 4 without destroying the classes la Marina, the world's old- original of a letter written by album on his living room table est Spanish-language newspa- which control the means of pro^ his patron, St. Alphonsus Li- to show to visitors. MSGR. ALFONSO Carinci, world's oldest Catholic Bishop, blows per which was confiscated by diiction, and by reforms in ag- guori. RECALLS 1st COUNCIL out candles on cake to celebrate his 101st birthday at bis the Castro regime in May, riculture, taxes, industry and "I have willed this to the Re- "Of the Blesseds whose lives residence in Rome recently. The long candle represents his I960, spoke during a mass education." demptorists whom he founded," I had to investigate," he said, first 100 years, the short one Ms 101st year. rally in bis honor held Sun- "only a few are in this book. day evening in Bayfront Park. Since there are at least 200 of visit me! He also was the one said, "and he always enjoys a He urged Latin American edi- them, I'd need a much bigger who gave me permission to hearty meal. For his birthday tors attending the annual meet- book for all of them. Besides, say Mass sitting down." party this year we will have a ing of the Inter-American Press some causes I was only able to Mrs. Maria Antonelli, the few distant relatives and friends Association hiere, many of start before my retirement four Archbishop's niece, keeps house come in. Of-;his own people the whom wti« present at the rally years ago. Mother Seton and for him. last one, a cousin 91 years old, to "denounce the diplomatic Bishop Neumann of Philadelphia "He sleeps rather well," she died last year." maneuvers intending to perpet- were among these." uate the situation of the Cuban people." Asked whether he remember- ed the First Vatican Council, Pope Takes Part In First Rivero, who was the recipient (1869-1870) Archbishop Carinci of the 1962 IAPA Hero of the said: Freedom of the Press award, "Yes indeed, although at Byzantine 'Mass' Of Reigp declared that "when liberty of that time I was only a little ROME (NO '—. Pope Paul the press goes, all other liber- boy. Who would have though Pope Paul was welcomed at ties follow." VI took part in the first Byzan- St. Clement's by the I fish I myself some day would be- tine Rite Mass of his reign to The only priest participat- come a council Father!" mark the conclusion of the Dominicans who are in charge ing in IAPA sessions said in He said he attends the coun- celebration of the llth cente- there. an interview with The Voice cil's meetings, "except on days nary of SS. Cyril and Metho- Entering the basilica, Pope that the elimination of the when I feel too tired, Cardinal dius. T Paul knelt first at the altar communist regime in Cuba (Efrem) Forni (a member of The Pope drove to the of the Blessed Sacrament and and the adoption of social the Vatican administrative staff) Minor Basilica of St. Cle- then took his place on a beneficial means inspired by who also lives in this building ment's, where the body ff St. throne in the apse of the the doctrines expressed in takes me in his car." "Mater et Magistra" are the Cyril was once buried. Be- church. The Pope then'eon- principal means to obtain eco- The Archbishop said he has cause the church is small, signed a relic of St. Cyril to nomic stability, and social never been really sick. ''About less than a thousand people the rector of the basilica. justice in all of Latin Amer- Voice Pboto a year ago I had a checkup at could be accommodated in- The relic had been presented ica. MSGR,. JESUS M. Pellin, editor of the daily publication, "La the hospital. Imagine my sur- side. However, crowds out- to the Pope the previous Religion" in Caracas, Venezuela, celebrates Mass during (he prise when Pope John XXIII side listened over loud Thursday in the Sistine Cha- Msgr. Jesus M. Pellin, editor sessions of the Inter-American Press Association here. of blessed memory came to speakers. pel.

Page 4 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida United States Has A Deep Spirituality, Pope Says the U. S. Bishops to bring back VATICAN CITY (NO — A that he had seen evidences of pared speech. His informal ob- the bishops who crowded around words in behalf of the U. S. the Pope's blessing to them, deep spirituality lies beneath asceticism in the U. S. servations were made in Italian. him. Hierarchy. Pope Paul spoke giving them permission to im- the apparent slickness of con- His prepared address was in In his prepared address the words of praise for the bishops' Pope Paul expressed agree- part it at home and to give pas- temporary American life, Pope English. After he spoke he left Pope thanking Francis Cardinal work for the Kingdom of Christ. ment with the impression gained The Pope granted a request of tors the faculties to impart it. Paul VI has told the U. S. Bish- his throne and shook hands with Spellman of New York for his by Pius XII when the latter had ops in Rome for the Vatican visited the United States as Council. Vatican Secretary of State in The Pope said that from a 1936 that very much of Ameri- distance America may seem ca's spiritual vitality is due to to be all materialism, luxury, the Religious Sisters and the speed and gimmickry, but parochial school system. from his own experience he has seen in America a great The Pope received the Ameri- depth of spirituality. can Hierarchy in the Clemen- tine Hall, in a 45-minute ses- He said that American priests sion. He made his remarks on are spiritual, well disciplined American spirituality during an and hard working. He reported off-the-cuff addendum to his pre- rope And Council Majority See Eye To Eye On Issues By Father Placid Jordan, O.S.B. In its now historic vote of Oct. VATICAN CITY (NO — An 30, an overwhelming council ma- ever-growing mutual identifica- jority fully supported the Pon- tion of the will of the majority tiff's concepts in regard to the of council Fathers with the will key issues now at stake. Accord- of Pope Paul VI is becoming ingly the views now clearly pre- WEARING FULL Papal robes with the "Tiara" or triple crown, the Basilica of St. John Lateran in Rome. The Pontiftiook formal quite evident, in the opinion of dominant in the council may be competent observers here. Pope Paul VI imparts his blessing from the central balcony of possession of the Basilica as his Cathedral. summarized as follows: This was reflected at an un- precedented meeting of the 1. An effort should be made members of the Council Presi- not to protract the council be- Pope Names 16 Consultors dency, the Coordinating Com- yond a third session, which is mission, the four council mod- now tentatively scheduled for erators and the council's gen- the fall of next year. To Vatican Eastern Rite Unit eral secretary with the Pontiff 2. The interim period should VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope ankarese, Chaldean, Syrian, presiding. be used to clarify the key is- Paul VI has further broadened Maronite, Greek, Armenian, Eighteen of those present were sues now at stake, especially the influence of Eastern Rite Italo-Albanian, Coptic, Russian, Cardinals. "Almost a small con- the one concerning the colle- hierarchies within the Sacred Byelorussian and Rumanian sistory," remarked one of those giality of bishops, under and Congregation for the Oriental Rite. One Latin Rite prelate was who took part. with the Pontiff, in governing Church by naming 16 consultors also appointed — Archbishop A CLEAR PROGRAM the Universal Church, and the to the body. Benedictos Printesis of Athens. Archbishop Eugene D'Souza of reform of the Roman curia In addition to serving as over- Bhopal, India, who is a member which Pope Paul himself has Among the new consultors seer of Eastern Rite dioceses of the council press committee, proposed. to the Roman Curia body are and Religious throughout the said that a way out is still be- two leading Eastern Rite pre- world, the Oriental congrega- ing sought from the council im- In line with the proposal made lates of the United States: tion also has jurisdiction over passe caused primarily by what by Giacomo Cardinal Lercaro Archbishop Ambrose Seny- the Latin Rite Church in amounts to passive resistance of Bologna, Italy, a week earlier shyn, O.S.B.M. of the Ukrai- Greece, the Near East, Egypt on the part of "conservative" and referred to again at the nian Rite Archdiocese of Phil- and Ethiopia. committee members, especially Nov. 15 meeting, a special adelphia and Bishop Nicholas The Congregation for the in the theological group. post-council committee would be T. Elko of the Ruthenian Rite appointed by the Pope to take Diocese of Pittsburgh. Oriental Church is traditional- Nevertheless a clear pro- up after the adjournment of the ly made up of the Pope, as gram begins to emerge, since present council session on Dec. The Pope's action brings Perfect, and a number of the Pope has left no doubt in 4, the issues which now appear about representation by all cardinals — now 26. Ignace conversations with various to be difficult to settle. The Eastern Rite communities which Cardinal Tappouni, Syrian council Fathers that the pro- committee would make suitable are united with the Holy See. Rite Patriarch of Antioch, and gram he laid down in his recommendaitons as to how to Among the new consultors of Gregorio Cardinal Agagiani- opening address remains un- deal with those issues at the the Oriental congregation are an, former Armenian Rite changed. next session. adherents to the Melkite, Mal- Patriarch of Cilicia, have long held membership. Pope John XIII last March extended GESTURING TO the crowd, Pope Paul VI is carried through St. the Eastern influence on the John Lateran Square in Rome on his portable throne. The pontiff body by naming as "adjunct took formal possession of the basilica of St. John Lateran members" all six Catholic which is his See as Bishop of Rome. patriarchs of the Near East who are not cardinals. St. Peters Authorities Hope

.; Forty Hours i Council Will Meet Elsewhere VATICAN CITY (NO — Au- a council chamber in the build- thorities in charge of St. Peter's ing projected for the Vatican -• Devotion j basilica are anxious that it not .grounds to accommodate the According to the Chancery be taken over again as the meet- collections of the Lateran Mu- the Forty Hours devotion will ing place of the ecumenical seum. These include collections be observed in the following council a year from now. • of statues and other objects parishes: from ancient Rome, and must It has been learned reliably be moved from the Lateran December that these authorities view the Palace in downtown Rome to council sessions as making it 1 Little Flower, Hollywood make room for consolidation of difficult to fulfill the require- 4 Corpus Christi, Miami the officies of the Rome vicar- ments of the large numbers 8 St. Michael the Archangel, iate. The thought in some of tourists who wish to visit Miami circles is that the new building the historic church, and to 11-Sts. Peter and Paul, Miami to house the collections could be schedule properly many 18 St. Anthony, Fort Lauder- built to include a council cham- events such as canonizations dale ber, and be turned over for and regular liturgical iune- museum use only after the end 22 St. Stephen, West Hollywood tions. 26 Christ the King Monastery, of the council. MIAMI SERRA Club president, John McDonald, meeting held Tuesday at the Hotel Columbus. Delray Beach One plan now being con- Execution of such a project, (left) welcomes new members,;, Richard Hoyt, A fourth new Serran inducted but not present 29 St. Francis of Assisi, Riviera sidered as a solution to the however, would require be- tween two and three years. Dr. Joseph Poitier and Earl Mackim, during for picture, is attorney Thomas Horkan. Beach problem is to provide space for

November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 342 Years Later....Still 'Senate Of Bishop*' Urged Much To Be Thankful For In Updating The Church It was 342 years ago — in 1621 — that the Pilgrim Fathers By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN an administration that keeps its proclaimed the first Thanksgiving Day "to give thanks to Al- The other day I was having fingers on the pulse of the Cath- olics in Patagonia and Peru, mighty God for His goodness, mercy and bounty." lunch with Father Gregory Baum and an Anglican layman Saigon and Seattle. In short, the government of the Church On Thursday of next week, Nov. 28, our nation once more at a restaurant not far from St. Peter's The An- must have a global perspective. unites in the observance of a day for the expression of gratitude glican had re- Pope Paul in September to the Almighty Father for His many extraordinary benefaction tired after long asked the Curia to reform it- and blessings to our nation and its people. years of serv- self but it is obvious that he ice with an in- meant that it should adjust it- self to the reforms that would Strangely enough, perhaps, Thanksgiving is the one day ternational or- be demanded by the bishops in the year when Church and State — alt religious bodies ganization. As is inevita- in Council. According to a aad every branch of government — join together in recogniz- ble these days, new form of Church govern- ing God as the Supreme Benefactor, and without a whisper oi inside or out- ment recommended by the bishops, the Curia, as .*" -di- protest from anyone. side the Coun- FR. SHEERIN cil, the talk ul- . . nal Alirink said on \ 6 would become "the executive For this is our ancient custom. Early in American history, timately gravitated to the ques- tion of the Roman Curia. branch of the legislature faith in God was so characteristic of all our people that none power of the Episcopate and The Anglican layman recall- would question the place of God in the lives of our citizens and would be directly at the serv- ed a sentence he had read many ice of the bishops." "~ in the destiny of our nation. Faced with the hardships of defending years ago in a history book. It The Cardinal was referring themselves against known and unknown enemies, providing food was a sentence he had never to a projected Senate of bishops forgotten because it contained and shelter and carving cities out of wilderness, our forefathers who would govern the Church what he considered a tremend- were keenly aware of their dependence upon divine assistance. as a body — with the Pope, of ous truth. It stated that the Ro- course, as the head of this Sen- And they gave thanks to God. national holiday . . . which has made a religious family feast a man Empire fell not mainly be- ate. These bishops would live cause of immorality but because social acknowledgement of God's bounty." in Rome but would represent Today, too, they continue to give thanks to God. For al- Rome was vainly striving to con- the needs of theXhurch in their though much is written about the decadence of morality and the Entitled "Bonds of Union," the statement of the Bishops trol a world empire with the sections of the worfcL^ '_ onsweep of materialism and securalism, the majority of true gives additional hope for thanksgiving. While warning that the na- machinery of a city-state. Americans continue to be God-fearing and God-loving citizens. tion faces grave challenges from erroneous philosophies, the This is, I think, the truth The Pope needs such a Sen- Bishops express confidence that Americans will meet those chal- about the Roman Curia in a ate or commission to help him Here in South Florida, as elsewhere in the United States, wit- nutshell. There'are press critics and he has already in his open- lenges — secularism in our national philosophy, materialism in who blast the Curia for its un- ness the overwhelming numbers in the churches every Sunday ing address to the Council wel- our concept of the good life and expediency in our moral code. ethical machinations and it is' comed "a more effective and and in the synagogues on Saturday. Thanks to God, we are not true that the Roman bureaus "But even these problems of our republic can be bonds of responsible collaboration with all criminals, degenerates or worse, although it is true the num- sometimes use the methods of a our beloved and venerable broth- union," the statement asserts. "They are faced by all Ameri- bers of those types are increasing, and receive more notice bureaucracy. ers in the Episcopate." Just cans; their solution is our mutual burden. Men of good will are than the pious and the law-abiding. But the main objection what form the new governing finding that they must work together to stem the inarch toward against the Curia, as echoed body will take nobody knows. True, we have those who say religious practices in the secularisnji. Reaction against materialism may, please God, re- and re-echoed in the Council, Cardinal Bea on Nov. 4 said the is its antiquated framework. form should be determined by public schools are on the way out and go into the courts to sult in a renewed commitment to spiritual values." It was designed to adminis- the Pope himself. challenge Bible reading and prayer in the schools. But has And as Bishop Coleman F. Carroll declared in a Thanks- ter and govern the Church anyone dared to attempt to outlaw Thanksgiving Day? After centuries ago. giving message from the Ecumenical Council last year: St. Anthony Parish all, it is a legal national holiday proclaimed to honor and to REACHES OUT Schedules Retreat thank God for His blessings. The" most fanatical and bigoted "As we come to a clearer realisation of the slavery of Rome was the center of the FORT LAUDERDALE — The atheist would not have the temerity to challenge the entire communism, we must be all the more grateful to God for the civilized world and that world men of St. Anthony parish have didn't extend very far away nation, its total population, its traditions and beliefs. unusual advantages of being Americans living and growing in scheduled a retreat at Our Lady an atmosphere of freedom." from Rome. Even the great of Florida Retreat House in This fact is emphasized in the historic annual statement of world of the Near East was re- North Pa]m Beach, Nov. 29- We have much for which to be humbly grateful, and so let mote to the medieval Romans. Dec. 1. the Bishops of the United States, presented in full in this issue us give thanks to God — thanks that despite its many threatening But now the Catholic Church All winter visitors and parish- of The Voice. The statement refers to Thanksgiving Day as "our reaches out to the ends of the evils, our nation still finds time for a national day of thanks- ioners planning to attend are earth. There were no bishops urged to register as soon as giving. God grant that it may always be so. from Africa at the Council of possible with their parish chair- Trent: at this Council there are men Transportation will be pro- AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" • • • hundreds. men. Transportation will be I i P.S. — And if you would share your blessings, remember the This world-wide Church needs provided by the chairmen if Thanksgiving Clothing Collection which closes Sunday and don't forget the many hungry men who will enjoy some of your turkey Lit SISTERS By Bill O'VUIky at Camillus House Thanksgiving Day.

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Page 6 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida World Looks To Rome On Ecumenism By Msg., JAMES J. WALSH John who witnessed the over- Special Voice Correspondent whelming growth of material- VATICAN CITY — The word ism in Europe at first hand, "ecumenism" is top news these and Pope Paul who saw in his consequent hard feelings and days. Most people never heard pears to many that if unity can own diocese of Milan the mon- frustrations. Later, the Stu- of it until recently and many come at all a terrible price of ster of communism divide and dent Movement united Chris- of those who compromise and radical change then kill the loyalties of peo- tian youth in an international have are not yet would have to be paid, and they ple. Both of them realized, as organization to carry on a sure how to pro- don't like the idea a bit. we only now are beginning to, missionary apostolate with nounce it. We'll m The Italians have an expres- that all Christians must begin more unified control. Still learn — for ecu- sive remark they use con- to present a united front against later came the Social Gospel menism appar- stantly, "Piano, piano — take these common enemies. ently is here to that is a movement dealing it easy, go slow." It's good with "practical Christianity." stay. advice in this matter of ecu- However, there is still a This was an effort to attain However, more menism. Some of the harm greater, higher motive for some measure of unity by than the mere to be feared at this stage is seeking unity. It is so easy avoiding dogmatic differences word is strange. MSGR. WALSH not the eventual surrender of for us to forget that Our Lord and stressing Christian con- prayed for unity among the Equally so for some of our teachings or the victions about Christ's teach- children of God. We cannot many of us is the purpose of betrayal of sacred traditions, ings on human relations. imagine His prayer going un- ecumenism, namely, to get but the stubborn unwilling- answered, but its fulfillment ; Out of all this came eventu- ness of some to stop and lis- Cfe ~ ans to join in a removal to some degree depends upon ally the World Council of ten to what both Pope John ofV-^acles which stand in the the willing cooperation of Churches in 1948. Representa- and Pope Paul had in mind way of Christian unity and to those who believe in Him, so tives of this body are at present in this vital matter of unity. encourage and foster mutual es- that eventually "all may be in Borne as observers at the teem and understanding among Up in Wales recently the one." all who bear the name of Christ. Ecumenical Council. BALL /WO CHAIN MAKES -Archbishop of Cardiff, John The Bishops in the Council CURIOUS AND SIKIKIN3 ADORNMENT Such is the way it was de- This 'hot" subject of ecumen- Murphy, heard irritated, even CRAVE IN AM OLD VILLAGE CHURCH , YMS awnseo M ism reminds us that almost ev- these very days in their usual -YAW 1*1 STAFFORDSHIRE, THIS MODEST CHURCH NEAR scribed in a summary of the angry mutterings from his peo- BRESCIA, IK WE NORTH OF ITALY. schema on ecumenism which is ery week a note of reassurance frank style are emphasizing in- ple in the cities and in the deed that there are dangers in being debated on the floor of has to be added to the news of country areas, and he sent them the Council, because as the ecumenism. And this is not the Council these days. It's an- a pastoral letter in which is schemas or subjects come and hard to understand. We can ex- more general, it is easy to be- other headline week. As daily found the following excellent menism begins with the fact go, various groups of Catholics pect here, as in all other mat- lieve they will consider the dispatches indicate, this topic advice: that the Catholic Church is not become uneasy, confused or ters, the lines of extremists to "bars down" and be all for seeking unity foj; itself. She al- has long been awaited by Prot- "This glorious unity which we form very quickly. estants, Jews, Moslems and somewhat rebellious at develop- worshiping in non-Catholic ready has unity.^9h<..n#s al- ments. It brings to mind that possess in the Church is fast At the one end will be the Churches, being married by ways had it within herself. And communists as well as Catho- becoming a minority. It is no lics. As a matter of fact, it has Our Lord Himself was keenly pessimists who will recount how their clergymen, soft-pedaling she Has the guarantee of God aware that many were "taking longer a question of one de- Protestants and Catholics, if not the reasons for our devotion that her unity will last until the [>ecome clear that every group nomination growing at the ex- has its ear cocked this week for scandal" at His teachings and literally, then figuratively, have to Mary, trying to make it end of time. unexpected attitudes and need- pense of another; but of all been knocking each others' appear that artificial birth one reason or another. In the summary of the ed more explanation and reas- Christians being swamped by blocks off for centuries. They control might suddenly, mys- FOR GOOD OR ILL schema given to correspond- surance. After a while it is what the German Bishops have will recount the mud throwing teriously become all right. All are convinced that what ents appear the words, "In understandable that He called called 'practical material- not only a generation ago at Al comes out of the Council on These extremists can do far the history of the one and those blessed who were not ism.' " Smith's campaign but recently this subject will affect them for more to set the cause of unity only Church of God, schisms scandalized in Him. during Mr. Kennedy's, which good or ill. The subject has He went on to explain that back than the pessimists, be- have arisen, dissensions have rocked everyone with the evi- The truth is, however, that no "Catholics and non-Catholics cause they can easily fall into developed and communities been front page news, for in- dence that bigotry is far from one ought to be surprised if alike cannot afford to be suspi- the grave error of indiffer- have broken away." This pre- stance, for some time in the dead. They see only frustration Catholics in general are more cious of the Ecumenical Move- entism, namely, that one re- sents the right order — "the ^rab State where they await and betrayal in ecumenism. with considerable uneasiness a or less bewildered by this sud- ment or they themselves may ligion is as good as another, one and only Church of God," possible statement by the Coun- den and intense international be doing an ecumenical mer- Their Protestant counterparts, and fall also into outright her- on the one hand, and the cil against anti-Semitism. \To dialogue with Protestant reli- ger with materialism and on the other hand, will have esy. They will be bending over groups or churches that have carrying on an ecumenical dia- Moslems this has deep and po- gious groups. Many find it tales of their own suspicions to so far to please with a false been separated because of logue in their lives which would tell to discredit unity hopes. entiafly violent political over- strange here in Rome too, and zeal, they will fall on their schism or dissension. compromise a number of the ;ones and could lead to grave it is understandable. After all, But even more to be feared faces and confirm the suspi- The Church's unity efforts, as ten commandments." irouble. the split in Christianity is more perhaps will be the "all for cions of others who are wor- Pope John never tired of than 400 years old and there unity" people at the other ex- ried about compromise and The communists have more These are wise words. No one saying, are to win back the are more than 200 different treme. Once the dialogue false tolerance. than a passing interest in any understood the truth behind separated brethren, our broth- Protestant sects, and now it ap- with Protestants becomes In contrast to this, true ecu- kind of movement which can them better than Pope ers in Christ, and have them cut across national boundaries share the unity the Church has and deepen the bonds of CALLS IT: 'MUTUAL RECOGNITION OF EACH OTHER AS CHRISTIANS' had since Peter preached the friendship among people and first sermon. unite them in common aims. CONVERSION NOT GOAL And of course to the commu- It is very important just now nist mind the most important Observer Cites 'Miracle' Of Council to realize that the immediate aspect of ecumenism would be By Msgr. JAMES J. WALSH al cargo of hot air. This speech this session emphasized to the sion on the schema on the goal of ecumenism is not con- a potential unity of mind and Special Voice Correspondent was frank, critical and rang non-Catholic leaders, "Our in- Church. version. The goal is mutual action among religious groups with the kind of "honesty the tention is to hide nothing from The professor* however, understanding and love. It is aginst militant atheism. VATICAN CITY — If it was observers in general have prais- you, nor to conceal any of the gave no indication of being an effort to recognize sincerity Protestants are intensely in- something of a shock, to learn ed so highly as characteristic of difficulties in the way of a carried away by enthusiasm on both sides and to discuss the terested, especially their schol- that Protestant and 'Orthodox all Council activities. complete and definitive un- nor of being labeled as an great treasure of divine truths ars and ministers and all those leaders applauded enthusiastic- derstanding. We. do not fear impractical visionary. He went which we hold in common. who for many more years than ally a talk by "the Pope of Many things, the professor the tension of discussion nor on to outline the formidable It is just beginning, for in- Catholics realize have been Rome" last year, and again stated, have favorably impress- the pain of waiting." problems ahead and stated stance, to be realized more working zealously in the ecu- this year, it is no less a jolt ed the observers — the gra- flatly that another miracle is fully that all those Christians menical movement to foster to our frozen attitudes of the cious hospitality, uncommon Because of this extraordinary needed "before the whole Pil- who are baptized belong to unity among religious groups. past to hear that the United courtesy on every hand, the ex- openness on the part of the grim People of God is fully the Church in some manner, MOVEMENT NOT COUNCIL States' bishops stood up and ceptional opportunity to see and Church, the Professor stated united as one people, one. that the Holy Ghost is in- Incidentally, the Ecumenical clapped with approval after a hear. And not the least among that "in the span of five short talk on religion by a Methodist household of faith." deed active in them, that Movement must not be con- the pleasant reactions 'was in- years a wholly unprecedented professor. He described the Protestant many of them lead truly fused with the Ecumenical dicated in his remark: "It is no change of climate in the Chris- obligation to discover and ap- saintly lives. Council. The latter is strictly a The occasion was an, infor- light thing for us that we are tian world has occurred. Ev- unable to join with you daily in praise the deposit of faith which mf *^g of the Catholic Bishops mal meeting of about 30 ob- eryone of you can testify to this Cardirtal Bea last year called the Mass and the Angelus . . ." the Catholic church has pre- ofSfc^ world to further the aims servers (who have been pres- — and so can we." He went the progress made with non- He described the bishops as served "in the course of the of the Church. The Ecumenical ent at all the Council sessions) on to call this "change" a mira- Catholic, Christian groups in so "men of grace and wisdom — tragic centuries of our separa- Movement, however, began as with 130 American bishops at cle, the "first great miracle of short a time, a miracle. This and rare good humor." tion." He stated frankly that a Protestant effort to eliminate a downtown hotel. The speak- the ecumenical realty" and he year the Methodist observer, both Protestants and Orthodox disunity among the sects. It er was Albert C. Outler of asked, "Who will deny that this Professor Outler, called the However, none of these have been chilled, not because may surprise many to learn Southern Methodist Universi- is God's doing and marvelous in change in climate throughout things has touched them as "Rome is too Catholic, but rath- that their organized efforts to- ty, an official delegate of the our eyes?" the world a miracle, the first deeply as "your willingness er not Catholic enough." Very wards unity among themselves World Methodist Council. great' miracle. to be observed, to expose likely a reference to what many can be traced back to the turn Apparently no talk in the In practical effect, the "mir- We are indeed living in amaz- yourselves to the enquiring non Catholics consider as inad- of the century. council chamber has been given acle" has resulted in the mutual ing times. And what we need eyes of friendly but not at all equate effort on our part in the a more attentive hearing than uncritical observers; your recognition of "each other as most right now is to be patient past to include them as Chris- For them the Ecumenical this one by the Protestant willingness to engage in the Christians," an obvious refer- and humble in following the ad- tians, as members of the;'Peo- Movement has its roots in the scholar. After reading it care- baffling enterprise of self- ence to Pope Paul's statement vice and the lead of - the ple of God. He added in this missionary activities of the fully one understands why it understanding, self explana- that the separated brethren did Church — to grow in apprecia- matter, "It is as we discover nineteenth century, for they merited applause. It is the op- tion, self inspection; your wil- indeed belong in some way to tion of our own Faith first of your real catholicity and also i felt the need to work out some posite of the canned platform lingness to risk the hazards of the Church and in precisely all, to pray for unity, to seek as you actually manifest it that way of avoiding competition speech on brotherhood, so often what Pope John called aggior- what way and with what privi- understanding with our separat- we shall be moved forward to- among different denomina- full of ringing catch phrases, but namento." Just as John did leges that occupied the bishops ed brethren and to increase our ward eventual union." tions in mission areas with its obviously launched with a liber- last year, so Pope Paul in so long during the recent discus- love for all others.

November 22, 1963 THE VO/CE Miami, Florida Page 7 "WSVOP CARROLL NAMED \T0 NC POST Archbishops Binz, Cody On NC Board (Continued From Page 1) advisor to the Youth Depart- lished two new committees at Bridgeport, Conn.; Bishop Fran- ment for Newman Clubs. their annual general meeting, cis F. Reh of Charleston, S.C., ter ©f Cincinnati, secretary of Bishop Thomas K. Gorman and issued a brief statement re- and Coadjutor Bishop Francis J. the board; Archbishop John F. of Dallas-Fort Worth was named garding their plans to imple- Furey of San Diego. Dearden of Detroit, treasurer; assistant to the chairman of ment the liturgical reforms Archbishop John J. Krol of Phil- The second committee estab- the Administrative Board for the voted by the Second Vatican adelphia, chairman of the NCWC lished at the meeting here will NCWC Bureau of Information. Council. Department of Education; Bish- make a study of radio and tele- Auxiliary Bishop James H. Grif- op Emmet M. Walsh of Youngs- vision media to see how these fiths of New York was named The statement on liturgical town, Ohio, chairman of the could be used for the best ad- assistant to the chairman for the plans said: "The American NCWC.Legal Department; Arch- Bishops will - announce a vantage of the Church. bishop Thomas A. Connolly of NCWC Office for United Nations course of action after study Seattle, chairman of the NCWC Affairs. This committee will be head- of the constitution De Sacra Department of Immigration; Auxiliary Bishop Ernest L. ed by Auxiliary Bishop John A. Archbishop Binz Archbisbop Cody Archbishop Binz, chairman of Unterkoefler of Kichmond was Liturgia. But this announce- Donovan of Detroit. the NCWC Department of Lay named assistant secretary of the ment will not come until after Organizations; Archbishop Jos- board. Auxiliary Bishop Alex- the liturgical constitution has The Bishops also added the Rockford, 111., Committee on Mo- erature; (succeeding Auxiliary eph T. McGucken of San Fran- ander M. Zaleski of Detroit was been promulgated by the Holy following prelates to existing tion Pictures, Radio and Televi- Bishop John A. Donovan of De- cisco, chairman of the NCWC named assistant treasurer. Father. episcopal committees: sion; Archbishop Paul J. Hallin- troit); and Archbishop Cody, Press Department; Archbishop ' Msgr. Paul F. Tanner, a an of Atlanta, Committee for Pontifical Committee for the One of the new committees Bishop William G. Connare of Cody, chairman of the NCWC priest of the Archdiocese of the Liturgical Apostolate; Aux- North American Colic at will undertake the study of a Greensburg, Pa., to the Ameri- Youth Department. Milwaukee, was reappointed iliary Bishop David M. Maloney Rome; (succeeding Auxiliary General Secretary of the program to obtain accreditations can Board of Catholic Missions; of Denver, Committee on the Bishop John J. Maguire of New The Cardinals of the United NCWC. Msgr. Francis T. of all seminaries and houses of Bishop Charles H. Helmsing of National Office for Decent Lit- York). States are ex officio members Hurley, a priest of the Arch- study in the U. S. with a view Kansas City - St. Joseph, Mo., of the administrative board. diocese of San Francisco, and to having all seminarians grad- Committee on the Propagation The following prelates were Msgr. Clarence D. White, A uated from these institutions ob- of the Faith; Bishop John J. Darned to serve as assistant Priest of the Archdiocese of tain officially recognized aca- Russell of Richmond, Va., Com- chairmen of various NCWC de- St. Louis, were reappointed demic degrees. mittee on the Confraternity of partments: . - Christian Doctrine; Say It With Flowers Assistant General Secretaries. Member of the committee Bishop John J. Wright of 2023 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. The American Bishops estab- are Bishop Walter W. Curtis of Also, Bishop Loras T. 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Page 8 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida US. Bishops' Statement On 'Bonds Of Union' WASHINGTON (NO — Fol- lowing is the full text of the ft * statement entitled "Bonds of Union" issued by the Bishops of the United States through the executive department of the National Catholic Welfare Con- ference: During the period of the Sec- ond Vatican Council we are join- ed in common effort with the bishops of the Catholic Church from every land. A greater pub- lic attention has thus been giv- en to our wider role as council Fathers, concerned with the uni- versal good of the Church. In these days so full of historic importance, we have gratefully not'">-K the prayers and the cor- dii ^pressions of good will towSrd the council and the Church from Americans of ev- ery faith. choice of a state of life and In honor God according to the human achievements and tiful resources. This wealth has racial problem is to treat all been increased by able leader- men and women as persons, It is not inappropriate, how- developing one's talents, the dictates of an upright consci- dreams of millions everywhere. ship and hard work. The major- without reference to patterns of ever, that we address ourselves right to private property. ence and, therefore, the right Similarly the prohlems of men ity of our people now enjoy the difference. But forgetfulness of at the same time to our people to worship God privately and everywhere are intermingled Our nation has defended not good things of life. Following God (which is the defect of in the United States, and this in publicly." A further bond of with our own. But, as a nation, only the rights to life but also impulses once spiritual, but" in secularism), and preoccupation regard to those national bonds union has ibeen the general the United States faces certain the rights of those who are danger of becoming mere tra- with the physical (which is the of union that we as Americans recognition of religious hom- problems of its own that are responsible, under God, for ditional procedures, we sacrifce effect of materialism), prevent respect and cherish. Recent age to God as a duty as well ours to solve. that life. The child is recogniz- for the needy in our own land this first step. They cause us events in the national commun- as a right. ed as the offspring of its par- While many of these prob- and throughout the world. to lose the view of*m^n_as- God ity have severely tested these v ents, not the creature of the Most of our citizens have tak- lems have social, political and sees him. ^ ' ' bonds. Such testing is not new. state. en for granted the vigorous economic aspects, they are, at But for many Americans, spir- In the confidence that now, as exercise of the right freely to the core, human and there- itual motivation has given way Thus, we grow insensitive to in the past, those, bonds will be Hence the universal recogni- choose one's vocation and to fore moral. They are suggest- to the pursuit of material His image in every man, yet strengthened under trial, the tion that the parents possess the develop one's talents. Indeed, a ed in several disconcerting things. Security in the comforts that image is the ultimate Catholic Bishops of the United first right and are charged with major cause of the present so- questions: — Are we coming of living is too often our major, ground of mutual respect. For States invite reflection upon the fundamental duty of provid- cial unrest is the very determi- to regard God-and religion as even our controlling, concern. the secularist there can be no them. ing for the nurturing and educa- nation of minorities to secure irrelevant to everyday life? Our God-given resources have real appreciation of the dignity tion of the child. This right our Have our relative richness preserved us from the poverty of God's creatures. For the ma- From the beginnings of our these rights. Freedom of choice traditional law carefully re- and our passion for technolo- that degenerates; our spiritual terialist the cry of the dispos- national existence, our fore- of work, with the aspiration to spects and this duty our courts gical progress stifled our con- resources must preserve us sessed is without spiritual con- fathers sought to form a so- excel, has stimulated an ex- enforce. cern for the spiritual needs of from the wealth that decays. As tent or appeal. ciety almost unique in human traordinary initiative. man? Are we trying to solve an affluent nation, we are un- Small wonder that social history, a society of free men The place of the family in our The productivity of our coun- problems of social justice by fortunately acquiring the vices under God for the protection society is suggested by the over- try has resulted in great meas- justice becomes merely a po- expediency, with an eye to associated with irresponsible litical matter and we remain of the equal rights of all. tones of our national holiday, ure from this freedom to devel- human convenience rather materialists; over - indulgence, as a nation morally tortured The basic bond of union was Thanksgiving Day, which has op personal talents. It has often than the divine will? excessive gambling and the in- the willing recognition of mu- made a religious family feast a by racial injustice in schools, benefited the wider human satiable demand for excitement. jobs, housing, communal fa- tual rights and reciprocal dut- social acknowledgment of God's community through programs of These have become urgent ies. bounty. From colonial and pio- questions. A national examina- The history of the saints dem- cilities, even in the most eb-. American religious and philan- vious area of democratic suf- neer days the family has been tion of conscience would reveal onstrates that, with God's grace, Each of the Old World peo- thropic groups, especially in frage. • - a dynamic source of union in today that we are in~danger of man's spirit can survive in the, ples who had part in the build- times of world crisis. our communities. Recognition of becoming a people weakened by midst of material wealth, and ing of our New World common- Unless the Declaration of In- this has been a bond of national Not less important as a secularism in our social philoso- even turn it to the soul's profit. wealth brought here a strong re- dependence is taken to mean union. bond of union has been the phy, materialism in our concept But our problem is that, sur- ligious piety which powerfully what it says about inalienable right of private property. For- of the good life, and expediency feited with conveninces, we may influenced our national charac- rights and their divine origin; Another bond of union has tunately, the power to dispose in our moral code. not maintain the desire to rise ter and our civil traditions. unless the salute to the flag been emphasis on equality it- of the fruits of one's labor above them, to live as the chil- They shared a common convic- including Lincoln's phrase "un- self. This has gone beyond mere has been wisely controlled by The increasing establishment dren of God, "heirs of God and tion in the Providence of God der God," is uttered without equality before the law. It has the concept of the stewardship of secularism as an official co-heirs with Christ." (Rom. and came to feel that their tongue in cheek; unless the insisted on the right of each to of wealth. American view of life has been 8, 17) . nation was called to its special steady and well-marked. In our plain intent jrf the Constitution share in the common good and ^UNDERSTOOD MEANING is wholeheartedly endorsed — place in the divine plan. invited the contribution of each When our Protestant fellow education, religious elements citizens, if only because of their have gradually been eliminated If we are to do so, we must any talk of "law and order" is They considered the "laws of according to his talents. worse than poor public policy; proportionately greater num- by judicial interpretation. This renew the saving habits of nature and of nature's God" to PARTICIPATE FREELY it is hypocrisy. bers, were so largely charged progressive secularization cuts grateful humility, purposeful be both the source and the sanc- Our concept of equality, still with setting the moral tone, self - sacrifice, and courage III. OUR ASPIRATIONS tion of human rights and of the in painful process of realization, deeply into our schools, but this their best representatives re- is only part of its steady growth. to take the risks which remain But even these problems of institutions needed to protect has never been a mere legal- vealed an enlightened Christian the price of truly human prog- our republic can be bonds of them. They recognized, with Ci- ism. It has included the moral SUBSTANTIALLY OFFSET sense of stewardship which re- Marriage is considered more ress. Earlier American genera- union. They are faced by all cero, that the natural law is quality of respect, even rever- dounded to the common good. tions understood the meaning, Americans; their solution is our "eternal and unchangeable, va- ence, for the individual, for ev- and more a purely civil ar- Private education, voluntary rangement, not a spiritual bond for civilization as well as per- mutual burden. Men of good lid for all the all times." ery individual. Every man and welfare programs, medical re- will are finding that they must between two persons under God. sonal salvation, of the sacred woman has equal rights before search and political idealism work together to stem " the Hence in the American com- Business and recreation tend Scriptures which warn us: the law, notably rights to equal were encouraged. We rejoice march toward secularism- Reac- pact which is our Declaration opportunity to learn, to work,'to to be conceived as though God's "For he who would save his of Independence our forefathers when exemplary Catholics tion against materialism may, acquire, property, including a bring, together with new in- law applied only during the life will lose it; but he who please God, result in a renew- recognized man endowed by his home, to be promoted on the time of Sunday worship. There loses his life for My sake will Creator with inalienable rights sights into human need, their ed commitment to spiritual val- basis of performance and quali- own beneficent influence on the is, it is true, a statistical find it." (Matt. 16, 25) And ues, turning our search for and correlative duties. The di- fication, to participate freely in growth in church - affiliation, "Unless the grain of wheat fall vine principle behind this civic common good. wealth into a vocation of serv-" community affairs — all this not but this is substantially offset into the ground and die, it re- ice. Americans, regardless of he^ a is proclaimed in the merely by virtue of legal deci- Thus a major element of our by the disturbing alienation of mains alone ... he who loves inschp'tion above the Speaker's their differences, readily unit* sions but as the corollary of a heritage has been the transla- whole areas — education, work, his life, loses it ... " (John in the pursuit of common goals chair in bhe House of Repre- shared moral code. tion of the rights of man, con- play — from any effective tie 12, 24-25) These are precepts sentatives, the result of a unani- which give direction, force and ferred by God, into civil rights, with the Creator and Judge of which seem unintelligible to us purpose to our efforts. mous vote in 1962, "In God We The recognition of the right guaranteed by the state. The men and nations. in a generation whose concept Trust." of conscience has been basic to full power of the state is expect- of the good life has been smoth- The aspirations of all peo- our civil traditions. Citizens The rise of secularism ples center about their altars I. OUR HERITAGE ed to protect the human person ered by securities. have found in this a bond of un- warns us to reorder our in- and their firesides. The values Our government became, ac- in his individual and social as- ion and the favor of the law in dividual and social life, to Both secularism and materi- which these embody are the cording to these shared con- pects, namely, as at once the countless cases. No personal place it squarely in the per- alism contribute to our third very core of the common cepts, the respected instrument beneficiary and the architect of right has been so fiercely de- spective of our own deepest problem — the frequent use good. Nonetheless, a people's for guarding the basic rights of the "good society." fended by public authority and religious beliefs. of expediency rather than aspirations express them' man, the rights to life, liberty II. OUR PROBLEMS so generously construed in principle in meeting our so- selves in national patterns. and the pursuit of happiness. This shared heritage, reflect- As secularism has steadily court cial problems. The confusion Our shared goals have been These clearly included the ing the noble aspirations and grown in American legal philos- and tension surrounding the clear from the beginning. To rights deriving from parent- The tradition of our nation the deep sentiments of many ophy, our moral values have so-called "race question" are the extent that some remain hood, equality under the law corresponds with the words of American hearts, is not, of revealed an increased material- typical. unrealized, these also are and in political life, freedom of Pope John XXIII, "Every hu- course, narrowly American. Its ism. We are a prosperous na- (Continued On Page 10) conscience, freedom in the man being has the right to elements are linked with the tion, blessed by God with boun- The first step in meeting any

November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 ANNUAL DECLARATION, ISSUED IN ROME, BY AMERICAN HIERARCHY 'Bonds Of Union—Statement By Bishops Of U.S. (Continued From Page 9) tional opportunities, a just share in public welfare projects, good bonds of union summoning to housing without exploitation, a common effort all who re- and a full chance for the social main faithful to the nation's advancement of their race. original inspiration. "When given their rights^ in Our national goals were set fact as in law, they will prize forth succinctly in the Pre- with us our national heritage amble to the Constitution. The and not lend ear to agitators authors wrote that we, the peo- whose real objective is not to ple of the United States, ordain- improve but to destroy our way ed and established our constitu- of living." tional government, "in order to form a more perfect union, es- NOT BE DIMINISHED tablish justice, insure domestic The sense of mutuality so tranquility, provide for the com- keenly felt by the Founding Fa- mon defense, promote the gener- thers must not be diminished by al welfare, and secure the bless- tensions between early comers ings of liberty to ourselves and and later immigrants; between our posterity." groups of different religious or nationality backgrounds; b e - A more perfect union is the tween management and labor; never-ending objective of the between political parties and good society. At this moment even between the partisans of that aspiration is impeded by contrasting political philosophies the sad controversy over civil within the same parties. We rights and by the lingering dis- welcome and wish to encourage position of some to assign to the trend, which we deem provi- others a status amounting to dential toward emphasis on the "second class" citizenship. things which unite in mutual Sometimes this is for reason of love and action. religion, sometimes for reason of race, but always to the great Strongly operative among us hurt of the common good and is the aspiration to establish AN UNIDENTIFIED Bishop snaps some pictures of a group of of the Basilica of Saint John Lateran, when Pope Paul VI took the progress of the republic. justice. The courts must main- fellow Prelates during a procession across the big square in front formal possession of the Basilica, his Cathedral Church. tain vigilance against proce- This goal — a more perfect dures which offend this cardinal taste and disposed to do so — tutions and programs in which ty, or prejudice and of igno- We have observed that recent union — can yet rally the moral virtue of the decent society. in a word, drawing all the agen- Church, State and private phil- rance. The fulfillment of the in- events in the national commu- energies of the nation to com- cies of a free society to clothe anthropy have vied with one an- dividual must not be dependent nity have severely tested our plete the "unfinished business" But the people must be vigi- other in wholesome rivalry to on his color, religion, economic bonds of union. It is our prayer of the Emancipation Proclama- lant, too, lest the courts, how- with the living flesh and blood serve the human person in ev- status or place of residence." (a prayer in which we invite tion by full recognition of all ever unconsciously and with of morality the otherwise stark ery need. Differences of opinion ASKS RECOGNITION all Americans to join) that in- their rights for millions of our whatever lofty intent, annul skeleton- of legal justice. are expressed among us as to The Report asks for recog- spiration drawn from the redis- fellow citizens of the Negro the original determination ways and means to meet the nition of the need, the right covery of our roots, determina- When the common defense race. that ours be a government of objectives bound up with our and the place in the national tion born of any grave threat was first spelled out it meant laws, not of men. "general welfare," but on the interest of all young people, 'by to that union, and renewed ded- hardly more than that which Twenty years ago, the Cath- "nature of it there is. substantial implication in all American ication to our common goals a disciplined military and vigi- olic Bishops of this nation Our courts must see that the agreement. schools. It suggests, more elo- may help us to face the present lant police could provide. In noted in their statement of law of the land is so interpreted quently than can we, what trials as a people truly one na- an age of aggressive ideolo- 1943: "It would be inconsistent as to be free from undue influ- At the moment, the general must be the shared aspiration tion under God. gies, not less perilous to the to promote a world recon- ence of particular schools of welfare calls for increased at- of all citizens for all students: struction in which all nations, thought. It has best served the commonweal than invading tention to the complex problem armies or marauding pirates, "American education can be To implement that prayer, we great and small, powerful and American tradition when the presented by juvenile, delinquen-. the national defense is in- as good as the American people pledge the religious, education- weak, would enjoy their rights law reflects a community CON- cy and family breakdown. A creasingly a matter of intel- want it to be. And no better al, and moral resources at our in the family of nations, un- SENSUS or common under- lectual education and spiritual community - wide cooperative . . . (In) striving for excellence, command. We do so motivated less in our own national life standing of what is best to formation. program, consistent with family we must never forget that by the piety and patriotism that we recognize an equality of achieve the common ends of rights and authentic democratic we and our Catholic people are opportunity for all our citi- American education has a clear justice. We face a deadly menace to principles, must produce oppor- mission to accomplish with ev- privileged to share with mil- zens and are willing to extend tunities for the more secure ab- To insure domestic tranquility the truths by which we are ery single child who walks into lions of our fellow citizens. to them the full benefits of sorption of the young into our requires not merely the order made and kept free. To meet the school . . . Our schools must our democratic institutions. organized industrial and com- of justice but a cohesive spirit this danger, and eonquer.it, is a prepare all young people, what- • • • mercial structure. In such a "In the Providence of God," made organic by the life-giving work that should be done in co- ever their talents, for the seri- (* The American Assembly, program, the government should the Bishops continued, "there virtues of equity and charity. In operation among all education- ous business of being free men Columbia University, 1961 be able to take for granted the are among us millions of fellow addition to sound laws and just al, religious and soundly patrio- and women." copyright.) full cooperation of industry and citizens of the Negro race. We courts, we need the vital influ- tic agencies. organized labor, as well as all owe to these fellow citizens . . . ence of a free pulpit, and a GIVEN IMPETUS religious, educational and youth not only political equality, but highminded press and theatre — Promotion of the general wel- agencies. also fair economic arid-educa- all capable of elevating .public fare has given impetus to insti- Moral Unity Is Only Hope To secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our pos- terity, we depend on education Of America, Bishops Warn more than on any other single (Continued From Page 1) low citizens of._ the Negro force. Hence the special solici- race." en. "Even these problems of tude for general education in The prelates also discussed our national tradition, another our republic can be bonds of union. They are faced by all the courts, saying that while bond of union among the Amer- tribunals must be vigilant to ican people. Americans; their solution is our mutual burden," they protect justice, "the people A non-partisan Report on said. must be vigilant too, lest the Goals for Americans* recently courts . . . annul the original commented on the relationship "Men of good will are find- determination that our be a of our educational hopes to the ing that they must work togeth- government of laws, y of other aspirations of Americans, er to stem the march toward men." and reached some thoughtful secularism. Reaction against ENDS OF JUSTICE conclusions. Writing on educa- materialism may, please God, "Our courts must see," the tion, the commission said: "Ul- result in a renewed commit- Bishops said, "that the law of timately, education serves all of ment to spiritual values, turn- the land is so interpreted as to our purposes — liberty, justice ing our search for wealth into a be free from undue influence of and all our other aims — but vocation of service," they said. particular schools of thought. the one it serves most directly "It has best served the As for the "sad controversy is equality of opportunity. American tradition when the over civil rights," the Bishops law reflects a community "We promise such equality, said that the desire for a , consensus or common under- and education is the instrument more perfect union "can yet standing of what is best to by which we hope to make good rally the moral energies of . achieve the common ends of DURING AN AUDIENCE earlier this month, of Atlanta (left), episcopal moderator of the the promise . . . That is why the nation to complete the justice." Pope Paul VI gave his blessing to the whole Newman Apostolate; Archbishop John J. Krol of we must, renew our efforts to re- 'unfinished business' of the scope of the Newman Apostolate in its work on Philadelphia, episcopal chairman, Youth Depart- move the barriers to education Emancipation Proclamation The Bishops expressed grati- American college campuses and with alumni. ment, NCWC; and Andrew P. Maloney, -New that still exist for disadvantaged by full recognition of all their tude for worldwide interest in With the Pope are Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan York banker, Newman Foundation president. individuals — barriers of pover- rights for millions of our fel- the council proceedings.

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November 22, 1969 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Paae 11 Cuban Red Leader Attacks Religion And Church MEXICO CITY (NO — Odd- give wider coverage to his Some 25 Cuban deacons have a people, basically Christian as a Sunday supplement with reli- ly enough, Cuban communist meeting with the charge d'af- been ordained priests since in Eastern Europe, reacts when gious articles. But these are leaders are the best source of fairs there than to the display 1959. Two seminaries are still • Cuba Priests Must oppressed by communism. How- quite innocuous under present the Catholic strength in the is- given to Roca's remarks. open, El Buen Pastor near Register For Draft ever limited the opportunities circumstances. land, as they try to denounce "He surely is trying to undo Havana, and El Cobre near are for worshiping, ijo matter One oi the articles commented or exploit religious sentiment the damage," remarked one of Santiago, at the Shrine of Our KINGSTON, Jamaica (NC; how harsh police repression is, unfavorably on the blasphemous there. the diplomats attending the re- Lady of Charity. — All priests in Cuba must and in spite of the constant Spanish movie "Viridiana" for Bias Koca, editor of the ception honoring Pope Paul VI. register for the draft, but hammering of anti-Church prop- i The Castro regime and its its "mutilation" of the Christian communist daily, Hoy, in For all the seesaw of the there is no plan to induct aganda, the real Christian en- Soviet advisers are now more message. But the movie itself Havana, said recently that regime's policy on religion, the ' them into the armed forces livens his faith and becomes a sensitive to religious troubles was shown all over Cuba. An- tbe party had no room "for Church in Cuba continues to be <' at present, according to re- true apostle in the midst of con- because they seem overwhelmed other article on "Christ and workers still holding to re- deprived of its 340 schools and , ports reaching here. Keports fusion. by economic calamity and po- Social Classes" called for a ligious ideas." Then he of all access to communica- said that Cuba's Armed For- DEFENDING BELIEFS litical interparty divisions. Hur- classless society with no dis- launched a series of open at- tions media, and is 500 priests ' ces Minister Raul Castro "Such valiant Catholics are ricane Flora has made things crimination other than one es- tacks against religion and the short of what it had in 1959. stated that there are not too not only defending their beliefs; much worse. tablished "by work and the tech- Church. In the last few months, the many priests in Cuba now they are an inspiration to many TOOK ADVANTAGE and that calling them to ac- others who only a iew weeks nical skill to produce and serve Popular indignation was such number o{ priests have gone the social community." This is that Premier Fidel Castro decid- from the 150 left after mass Therefore, there took place ; tive service might deprive ago still joined the communist the step backward in the red'"- some people of religious serv- choir. one of the main Marxist tenets. ed to attend an official recep- expulsions and harassments PRAIsfeo IN PAPER tion at th£ papal nunciature in during 1960 to some 200, blueprint for finishing religion. ices. ' Havana a few days later and mostly Canadians and Euro- Two steps forward were taken "There is a true legion of St. Teresa of Avila is lised ordered his press and radio to peans (except Spaniards). when conditions were ripe. Cas- silent Catholics who do noth- in another government ^ I by tro took advantage of the Bay ing but preach with their ex- columnist Mario Parajon for her ships of a bankrupt police ample of courage and convic- of Pigs invasion almost three state. mysticism and realistic sense as years ago to declare a state of tion. Here and there they en- a reformer, but for_ little, else. harshest blow at the Church. There are continuous reports gage in a discreet dialogue One step in retreat is being of this brave survival of a with neighbors to defend their Incidentally, Parajon's wed- made now that the people's loy- Christian life tliat is influencing Christian views. This they do ding at the church of Our alty to religion reacts against even the attitudes of many oth- in spite of the 'vigilante' Lady" of Perpetual Help in recent attacks. ers. Travelers arriving in Mex- block committees. The same Havana this summer is one INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ico City — one of the few ave- happens at places of work, of the outstanding paradoxes While many outstanding nues open between Cuba and the again in spite of the commu- of Cuba today. Catholics have fled tbe coun- West — testify to this religious nist cells and militia." try because of persecution, revival. 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Page 12 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MEQUIEM SUNG IN HIS JACKSONVILLE PARISH Msgr. James B. Cloonan Dies At 60 JACKSONVILLE — Solem Re-. Father William G. Corry, he was named pastor of St. quiem Mass was sung Wednes- pastor, Blessed Trinity par- Francis Xavier parish, Fort day in his parish Church of the ish, Ocala, served as deacon Myers and in 1941 was named Assumption for Msgr. James B. of the funeral Mass in As- administrator of St. Edward Cloonan, and Masses were of- sumption Church. Father Pat- parish, Palm Beach. fered in churches of the Dio- rick Madden, Blessed Sacra- During the first year of World cese of Miami for the Irish- ment parish, Tallahassee, was War II he joined the U.S. Army bora priest who pioneered in ^subdeacon and the sermon as chaplain and served in the the work of the Church in South was preached by Father W. Pacific Theater of operations re- Florida. Thomas Larkin, pastor, Christ tiring with the rank of major the King parish, Arlington. Monsignor Cloonan, 60, for- in 1947. mer pastor of the Sacred Members of Monsignor Cloo- Monsignor Cloonan was ap- Heart parish, Homestead; St. nan's family who came here pointed pastor of the Assump- Francis Xavier parish, Fort from Ireland for the funeral in- tion parish in November, 1947, Myers; and administrator of cluded his sister, Mrs. John Mc- and on May 17, 1955, was ele- There are no banking hours, when you St. Edward parish, Palm Kenna, and nephews, Austin vated to the ecclesiastical Beach, died last Friday in St. and Patrick Cloonan, and Dr. rank of a domestic prelate Bank-by-Mail. In addition you save travel, Vincent Hospital here on the Corry Meighan. with the title of Right Rever- energy, and expense. Stop at our Informa- 1 anniversary of the day end Monsignor. He was a An annual visitor to South tion Window for details. (And remember, »» *hich he assumed his pas- MSGR. JAMES B. CLOONAN member of the Diocese of St. we pay the postage!) torate of Assumption Church. Florida who returned to St. Augustine building commis- Francis Dixon, V.F., Father Patrick parish, Miami Beach, sion and a diocesan consultor. With him when he died were for the yearly observance of the Msgr. Patrick E. Nolan, V.F., Francis Dunleavy, Father Jo- Burial was in the diocesan seph O'Shea, and Father Cyril patronal feast of the first parish pastor, St. Paul parish, a life- in which he served. cemetery of San Lorenzo, St. LITTLE RIVER BANK long friend; Father Patrick Burke, O.P., superior, St. Steph- Augustine. Quinn, assistant pastor, Assump- en Priory, Dover, Mass.* for- He served as assistant to He is also survived by a AND TRUST COMPANY tion parish; Father Vincent mer chaplain at Barry College. Msgr. William Barry from brother, Jack; four other sis- 8017 N. E. SECOND AVENUE Crawford, CM., hospital chap- 1939 to 1935 when he was as- ters, Mrs. Bridie Dunne, Mrs. Pontifical Requiem Mass for MIAMI, FLORIDA lain; and Sister de Chantal, hos- signed to his first pastorate May Sammon, Lucy Cloonan Monsignor Cloonan was offer- in the Sacred Heart parish, pital superior. and Mrs. Kitty Hann, and sev- ttcaesvE SYSTCM • ed Wednesday in St. Peter's Homestead. Four years later Monsignor Nolan was the cele- Basilica in Rome by Arch- eral nieces and nephews, all of brant of the funeral Mass sung bishop Joseph P. Hurley, whom reside in Ireland. at 10 a.m. Wednesday during Bishop of the Diocese of St. which Monsignori and priests of Augustine where the domes- NOW SHOWING the Diocese of Miami and the tic prelate served his 34 pjVtink Stoles Diocese of St. Augustine as- priestly years. Ufest Styles sisted. Requiem Mass was celebrat- ijRestyling CATHOLICS OF FLORIDA Among those present were ed Monday morning in St. Pat- NOW! A NON-PROFIT CATHOLIC FRATERNAL SOCIETY OFFERS Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, rick Church, Miami Beach, to MM. Relining V.G., Msgr. Patrick J. O'Dono- which Monsignor Cloonan was S Cleaned & Glazed ghue, V.G., Msgr. William Bar- assigned as assistant pastor fol- HI 6-2536 ry, P.A., Msgr. J. P. O'Mahon- lowing his ordination in 1929. ey, Msgr. James F. Enright, Masses were .also offered Sat- GROVE LOW BUDGET HOSPITAL Msgr. Thomas O'Donovan, urday in St. Edward Church, Msgr. Peter Reilly, Msgr. Wil- Palm Beach, and Sacred Heart 3180 Commodore Plaza, Coconut Gr. liam F. McKeever, Father Church, Homestead. and LIFE INSURANCE INDIVIDUALS OR FAMILIES "Buying Real Estate is not only the best way, the quickest way, the safest way, but the only way to become wealthy." A WEEK fora cost as low as $2.05 per month, depending upon Marshall Field age, while hospitalized for any covered accident or sickness.

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November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Population Explosion Called 'Happy Problem' By Panelist ROOF COATING CORAL GABLES — The "Population Explosion" is a "happy problem," Father 1000 S&H Green Stamps Plus' Charles Dolan, S. J., of St. WITH EVERY ORDER OF OBENOUR'S [ Peter's College, Jersey City, N.J., told a panel audience of EXCLUSIVE NEW FORMULA I some 240 persons at St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center on the University of Miami campus last Sunday night. leather Dolan, in speaking on a panel on "The Medical, Legal and Moral Aspects of the Pop- ulation Explosion," said it' was a "happy problem" because it "comes from good sources." It shows, said Father Dolan, that "the world is better off now than it has ever-been." 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Miami Avenue there are some areas of the "We are fighting a losing Dr. Cavanagh cited a poll Diocese, opened and closed the world with large populations PL 7-2612 and PL 7-7861 battle if we are trying to Im- taken in another country of a that are underfed but, he said, panel discussion with a prayer. pose Catholic standards of group of doctors who were "we can work to help solve this The panel discussion followed morality on all those about asked if they would recommend problem." a Day of RecolIection^heM us," said Father Dolan. the oral contraceptive pill to SOLVE YOUR HEATING ]) at the St. Thomas Aquinas Stu- PROBLEMS NOW! Father Dolan said the popula- their married daughters and BELKS tion explosion" will not continue, Another panel member, Dr. dent Center by the Catholic "not one of them said they cannot continue." Denis Cavanagh of the Univer- Lawyers' Guild and the Catho- would." sity of Miami School of Medi- lic Physicians' Guild. The con- The Jesuit priest said the cine, discussed the use of the ferences held during the after- present rapid increase in popu- oral contraceptive pill advocated The legal aspects of the popu- lation was comparable to the by some groups in seeking to lation explosion problem were noon were conducted by Father population explosion that took solve the overall population discussed by panel member Ed- Dolan. place in Europe four or five problem. ward Atkins, Miami attorney. hundred years ago and he pre- Mr. Atkins said that attempts dicted there will be a leveling Dr. Cavanagh said the pills by various nations to solve off of the population increase as are still in the class of what he would call "a potential hazard." their population problems could the "motivation for increased lead to serious consequences if fertility decreases." Some of these pills have they took the wrong means to Irf seeking with others to been known to cause baldness, do so. These otindividuall" MANTELy styled, highly polS - ished stone mantels add a warm, solve the problem of the popula- said Dr. Cavanagh, and in friendly, yet distinctive toned to year tion explosion, said Father Do- one group of women who took The Miami attorney re- RED AND home needs. Amazingly low priced from called that Hitler attempted DEI If'f $65 to $125. lan, "we cannot expect that all the pills, 43 per cent .had.. DELH > BIRD ROADS will share our concept of moral- some side effects and 35 per to justify his forced seizure of BARNES Cast Stone Shop ity, nor can we accuse them all cent of these "got quite-nerv- certain land areas on the • MO 1-4248 • 262 NW 54th St. • Ph. PL 9-0314 of insincerity." ous and all shook up." basis of an expanding popu- lation. 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14 ' November 22, 1963 TH£ VO/C^ Miami; Florida rooms, 901 NE Second St., Fort esan CCD director; Brother Thanksgiving' Dance Lauderdale. Speakers Will in- Donald iGaskill, S.M',} Mr& ieb elude Father Sebastian Loncar, LaBelle, Mrs. Ann DeGennero, Slated In Opa-focka Father Raymond Scully, Nancy Mrs. Norine Lahue, Rosemary The Home and School Asso- Harrington, Katherine Dinnen, Ney and Steven Brinsko. ciation of Our Lady Perpet- Mrs. Jo Davis, James Devitt, ual Help parish, Opa-locka, Members of the diocesan John Sullivan, George Gilbert- will hold its Annual Thanksgiv- board of Hie Confraternity of ing Dance, Saturday, ^Nov. 23, son. Christian Doctrine will serve as at the Parish Hall, 13400 NW St. Stephen parish, auditori- resource advisors in the insti- 28th Ave. um, 2000 S. State Rd. 7, West tutes coordinated under the di- Don P a r m a 1 e e and his Hollywood. Speakers will be rection of Mrs. Carroll J. O'Con- Rhythm Men will furnish the Fattier Hugh Flynn, Father Jo- nor, Mrs. Leo LaBelle and dance music from 9 p.m. to seph Brunner, assistant dioc- Martha Urrettia. 1 a.m. ;

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;^vember,22, 1963 v Ftff Miami, Page, 15 HNS Sponsors Lake Worth KC 16,000-Member Goal Is Set Golf Tournament inducts Members By Holy Name In Diocese JUPITER — Approximately LAKE WORTH — Knights of 100 Holy Name men and their Columbus, Lake Worth Council NORTH PALM BEACH — A dent, as chairman for the mem- 3393, held a First Degree Class membership drive — with a bership drive. friends from Southeastern Flori- at their first November meeting goal of 10,000 members — will Tentative plans call for a da participated in a golf tourna- and initiated seven new mem- be launched by the Diocesan formal induction in each parish ment sponsored recently by St. bers. Union of Holy Name Societies on the second Sunday in April Jude's Holy Name Society. in March. of all new members enrolled Inducted for the Lake Worth The drive will open on the during the 30-day drive. The 18Jhole tournament was group were: Richard G. Casey, second Sunday in March and The membership drive com- held at Palm Beach National John M. Dorsey, Fred A. Pier- close on the second Sunday in mittee is to consist of presidents Golf Course. ro, Thomas A. Stokes Jr., Henry April. and representatives of each A. Testa, Jules B. Winifree, and There are currently some Holy Name society in the Dio- Winner of the tournament was for Council 2075, West Palm 2,500 Holy Name members in cese. Roland Plaete of St. Anne's par- Beach, Charles R. Martin. the Diocese of Miami. Mr. Atkins emphasized that ish, West Palm Beach, with a Plans for the drive were the membership d ri ve is Among honored guests was low gross of 76. Three other men disclosed at a meeting of the "strictly spiritual" in that it District Deputy Emmett Gaff- were tied for second place with new officers of tile executive will seek to encourage the ney who spoke on the purposes 79's. They were John Novak of board of the Diocesan Union new members to receive Holy and functions of the Knights of Nativity Parish, West Holly- last Saturday at Our Lady of Communion on the final Sun- Columbus. Next activity for the wood; Don Knudsen, North Florida Monastery and Re- day of the drive and on each group will be a fund-raising Palm Beach, and Carmen Leo, treat House here. Sunday thereafter. j Harvest Moon Ball, to be held St. Jude's Parish, Jupiter. Diocesan Union President Mr. Atkins said further de- at the Lake Worth clubhouse John J. Boylan appointed Ed- tails on the drive would be an- Scores ranged from a low of Nov. 30. 76 to a high of 146. Several of ward J. Atkins, a past presi- nounced at a later date. the clergy participated, includ- Proceeds will go to a local ed among them were Father charity. Music will be by Abso's Killian McGowan and Brother Trio. Tickets may be obtained Holy Family HNS Members Arthur of the Passionist Fa- by contacting any member of thers, and Father Jerome Mar- THANKSGIVING clothing collections continues throughout South the Knights. tin of St. Jude's parish, Jupiter. Florida parishes this weekend. Mrs. Edward Elmer, Mrs. Noble Hold Commuion Breakfast Cain, Mrs. John Colonel and Mrs. Mary Hayes are shown mak- The Council continues their Preliminary plans are now be- campaign for used or repairable Father Rene Gracida, secre- ternally bound up in church ing contributions of clothing at St. Clement parish. ing made for next year's tour- toys. These toys are in turn tary of the Diocese Building architecture . . . men build nament. given to the men at Loxahat- Commission, was the main churches and churches form chee Prison Farm who mend speaker at a Communion Break- succeeding generations . . ." and restore the toys for dis- fast held on a recent Sunday by members of the Holy Name So- tribution to needy youngsters at Father Gracida went on to list ciety of Holy Family parish. Christmas time. five basic functions a church HOMESTEAD Anyone wishing to donate toys Prior to the breakfast, the must exist for: it must exist to may take them to Energy Bat- members assisted at a Memo- provide a proper place for the tery Company in Lake Worth. rial Mass for deceased mem- celebration of the Mass; ample bers. Celebrant of the Mass space for the administration of was Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, the Sacraments; it exists for NOVEMBER THE IDEAL V.G., pastor of Holy Family the preaching of the word of We buy, sell and trade good used CHRISTMAS GIFT parish. God; it exists for Eucharist adoration and it exists to pro- SALE SALE SALE furniture at a price. In his talk to the Holy vide for private devotion. Nationally Advertised Lawn Mowers WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES Name men, Father Gracida said that "the liturgy is in- 1O% -15% OFF Father Gracida said the Vati- We cannot mention names can Council now in session in WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF Rome is expected to provide LAWNMOWERS and CUSHMAN SCOOTERS IFURHITORE.& APPLIANCE In business 11 years guidelines for all those concern- Palms • fruit Trees ed in church architecture to roaches translate, pre-empt and guide COLLINS MFG. CO. 24821 So. Federal Hwy. CI 7 0557 Annuals • Shade Trees Cl 7-4444 134 Washington Ave. Patio and Landscape Plants them in this task. Homestead House Plonts mice Pet Supplies Meanwhile John F. 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1*9* 1* November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida 'Day At Marymount College' Marriage Courses Are Open Scheduled Saturday, Nov. 23 In Four Locations In Diocese BOCA RATON — "A Day at Model classes will be conduct- Marriage instruction courses ferences are scheduled to be Marymount College" is schedul- ed in the afternoon with Dr. for those contemplating mar- held Nov. 25, Dec. 2 and Dec. 9 ed for young women now enroll- Justic Steurer conducting a the- riage or those recently married at St. Thomas Aquinas High ed in junior and senior classes ology meeting; Dr. Basil d'Oua- are being conducted in four loca- School, Fort Lauderdale and of South Florida high schools on tions of; Dade, Broward, and in St. Juliana School, West kal, French; Professor Mary Saturday, Nov. 23. Palm Beach Counties. Palm Beach. A program including introduc- LeGrande, science; and Mother M. Gerald, R. S. H. M., English. Sponsored by the Family Life The complete course consists tions to curriculum, student dis- Bureau of the Diocese of Mi- cussions, campus tours and of four classes of one and a A program of musical inter- ami, the courses are now con- luncheon will begin with regis- half hour periods featuring lec- ludes and an explanation of the tinuous in the Greater Miami tration at 10 a.m. in Founders' tures on the proper preparation music and art department will area with classes each Monday Hall where students will be wel- for marriage presented by dioc- be given by Mother M. St. evening in St. Michael Parish comed by Mother Mary Jogues, esan priests, physicians, and George, R. S. H. M. and Mother and each Tuesday night in St. R. S. H. M., president of the jun- laymen well qualified in their M. Thomas, R. S. H. M., respec- Rose of Lima parish, Miami ior college. respective fields. tively at 3 p.m. Slides of Mary- Shores. A tour of the Initial phase of A certificate is awarded to mount Colleges located through- HIGH SCHOOL girls in South Florida have been invited to visit Special programs for the construction which includes a out the United States and 12 each person who completes the student-faculty center, class- the new Marymount Junior College Saturday, Nor. 23. The dor- Spanish-speaking are offered course in order that they may other countries also will be mitory, one of initial buildings, is shown in above photo. each Tuesday night in St. Mi- rooms building, three-floor shown. present it when they make ar- ormitory and temporary ad- chael parish. rangements for marriage in ministration center will be fol- Refreshments and a social members of the Religious of the women's college, lay instruc- In Broward and Palm Beach their own parish. lowed by luncheon in the col- hour at 4:30 p.m. will conclude Sacred Heart of Mary, who staff tors, and students will be avail- Counties a new course was re- the day's events during which Florida's first Catholic junior able for consultations. AH instructions begin at lege cafeteria. sumed Monday and future con- 8 a.m. ODORLESS SMOKELESS • *•• HEATERS *••••

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November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page/17 Let us be the second Camillus House Runs Short best man at you* wedding For three decades Tooley-Myro Of Holiday Dinner Items Studios have specialized in Wed Camillus House is running a them you have something to ding Portraiture and candi little short of all the ingredients donate. - albums. Our expert camera ma needed to fix up a holiday din- Brother David Keane, B.G.S., will skillfully record each thrillin ner for some 2,200 men on superior of the Brothers at Ca- Thanksgiving Day. millus House, said the poultry #>J|i highlight of your memorable da The cooks are ready. So are dressing loaves may be pre- r ~Z ... at the home, at the church, the pots and pans and the uten- pared in advance and then * k *. at the reception. Leather album sils but much must go into wrapped in tinfoil and placed in '*'*[ containing 12 8x10 candids, plus tibem that the Little Brothers a freezer until they can be s *! 3 5x7 glossy prints for new: of the Good Shepherd who oper- taken to the Camillus House. If ate Camillus House at 726 NE transportation is not available ry paper for only $49.95. First Ave. do not have at the to take the loaves to the shelter, Phone FR 3-8617 or OX 1-727 moment. a pickup may be arranged by A total of 40 turkeys will calling Camillus House. to see samples or have our bridal consultant call on you be needed to feed these ex- Brother David suggested pected 2,200 men ... 12 have that the earliest date for de- been promised already; 5,000 livery of the loaves to toe TOOLEY-MYRON STUDIOS servings of poultry dressing shelter should be tomorrow 37 N.E. 1st Avenue Northside Center also will be needed ... 150 (Saturday). dressing loaves have been Last Sunday, the Brothers promised thus far. served dinners to 760 persons So the need is great for all who came to Camillus House: sorts of things to go into the In addition, 225 family dinners holiday dinner — fruits, veg- were given out to needy fam- etables, cakes and pies — and ilies. This represented the larg- the Brothers would be excep- est number of meals given out tionally grateful if you would by Camillus House on a Sunday call them at FR 1-1125 and tell in over a year. NORTH MIAMIAN Diane Dupuy, senior music major at Barry- College will toe the feminine lead of the musical, "Carnival" which will be staged in the college auditorium this weekend. JOHN'S BARBER SHOP Colorful puppets were designed by the college art students. 5722 BIRD ROAD MO 6-9141 Hair Styling - Scalp Treatment - Massage FRANK J. ROONEY, Sculpture Cutting by Evening Appointment Member St. Brendan's Parish, K of C, Holy Name Musical 'Carnival' Opens INC. Today At Barry College SERVING ST. TIMOTHY AND ST. 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Poge 18 November 22# 1963 THE VO/C£ Miami, Florida Columbian Squires |1 Lay Grdiip To Aid ' Invest New Members *^W»^.WAT 1*.- Biscayne College 3 GENERATIONS OF SERVICE The North Miami Circle of Father Edward J. McCarthy, Columbian Squires invested a O.S.A., president of Biscayne group of new candidates at the College, has announced that the Marian Council Knights of Co- administrative board has form- lumbus Hall last Sunday. ed a committee for public rela-* The investiture was conduct- tions. They include: ed by the Our Lady of Good Counsel Circle. Sir Richard B. Roberts, Jr., chairman; Thomas E. Welstead, Following the induction of vice - chairman; Boyd B. Ben- new members, a meeting of the jamin, Dr. Edward J. Lauth, Greater Miami Inter-Circle of George J. Naegele, Philip Squires was held to formulate O'Connel, Vincent J. O'Neill, plans for a December program. and Billy Vessels. Confiscation Is Protested By Catholic Publication Encyclopedia Article CATHOLIC OWNED and MANAGED MEXICO CITY (NO — The PRICES TO SATISFY EVERY FAMILY Catholic weekly Mundo Mejor I II l)\i:i \il I>\|. ni Cm* College is presented Miss Margaret By Biscayne Priest has strongly denounced police Husson, former physical education instructor at the college, Father John M. Quinn, O.S.A., <; scation in Acapulco of one by its only living founder,. Msgr. William Barry, P.A. during professor of philosophy at Bis-

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WARNS OF COMMUNIST CAMPAIGN Hoover Sees Youth As Reds' Target

By CARL A. BALCERAK munists are engaged in an in- communist spokesmen have ap- Youth) Medal at the convention NEW YORK (NC> — FBI Di- tensive campaign to control the peared on nearly 100 campuses banquet of the Catholic Youth rector J. Edgar Hoover, hon- minds and win the allegiance from coast to coast," Hoover Organization Federation. ored here by the Catholic youth of American youth." said after receiving the Pro Deo of America, warned that "com- "During the past two years et Juventute (For God and The FBI chief focuf attention on the menace posed by communism, but he also said that Americans are de- veloping "a dangerously indul- gent attitude" toward pornography and have "mol- lycoddled" young criminals. Auxiliary Bishop Edward V. Dargin of New York presided and gave the invocation at the banquet, which was attended by nearly 5,000 Catholic young people. ^'"""^"^ (A total of 29 CYO members from the Diocese of Miami at- tended the national convention in New York. Several of the delegation from this area pre- sented a panel discussion on: NC Photo» "Racial Equality: Fact or Fic- tion." 3. EDGAR HOOVER, director of the Federal Bureau of In- JOHN KOORS OF Holy Family CYO (right, at CYO Convention in New York City last week- vestigation, receives an award at the National CYO convention microphone) discusses a question from the end. Seated next to Koors is Richard Barron of Accompanying the group in New York from Msgr. Frederick J. Stevenson, NCWC Youth floor during presentation of a panel on "Racial St. John the Apostle CYO. The panel was pre- was Father Walter J. Docker- Dept. Director. Looking on is Msgr. Philip J. Murphy. Equality: Fact Or Fiction" during the national sented by Diocesan CYO Members. ill, director of youth activities for the Diocese.) Hoover said that in the Red President Urges CYO'ers effort to win over American youth "a national youth com- mission has been established To 'Serve Church, Country' within the Communist party, By CARL A. BALCERAK The President was loudly U.S.A; special publications have NEW YORK (NC) — Presi- cheered by the delegates in the been issued; front groups have dent Kennedy, paying a surprise grand ballroom of the New York been organized; and an ambi- BOCA RATON, FLORIDA visit to the National Catholic Hilton at Rockefeller Center. tious speech program has been Youth Organization Federation directed against our colleges Mr. Kennedy referred to and universities." convention, urged Catholic the convention theme — young people to serve the na- "Youth Gives Service" — nad The purpose of the commu- tion. said, "I can't imagine a great- nist speaking campaign on "I hope that all of you will er cause in which to be en- campuses, he said, is "to serve not only your families gaged." create confusion, raise ques- and your Church, but also this He stressed the duty of serv- tions and , spread doubts country," Mr. Kennedy told, ing not only the people of this among you young people con- 5,000 delegates to the CYO con- country but the many abroad cerning the American way of A two-year Liberal-Arts College for Women j vention. who depend on the United life." States, and said: "If their constitutional right St. Vincent CYAC "The world is engaged in the to free speech allows them to most difficult and trying strug- use the public school forum to Conducted by Installs New Officers gle in its long history. All of promote the secular creed of the great epics which tore the Frances Gludovatz has been Marxism - Leninism — which world for the last 2,000 years installed as the first president openly and avowedly denies God pale in comparison to the great Religious of the Sacred Heart of Mary- of St. Vincent de Paul Catholic — does their constitutional free- ideological gulf which separates Young Adult Club. dom of religion alos prohibit the us from those who oppose us." Other officers installed by Fa- rest of us from using the same Resident and day students ther James Gleason, CM., mod- He said Americans have a public school forum to express erator of the newly organized duty "not merely to denounce our faith that God does exist?" group are Judy West, vice presi- our enemies" but "to demon- he asked. dent; Beverlee Legendre, strate what freedom can do." CITES LAWLESS?"""^ secretary; Pauline Mondv, Democracy, he noted, is treasurer and Charles Genu- "the most difficult" form of In referring to lav>.cisness ardi, marshal. government because it ''re- and pornography, Hoover said For INFORMATION quires more discipline, char- "Americans, in growing num- WRITE: acter, self-restraint and will- bers, are developing a danger- Dean of Admissions ingness to serve the public ously indulgent attitude toward St. Theresa CYAC interest as well as our own crime, filth and corruption. Marymount College private interest." Will Hold Dance ~ "No one can deny that mo- Boca Raton, Florida CORAL GABLES — St. The- The President told the young tion pictures are deliberately resa Catholic Young Adult people that they are the "future and definitely pursuing an in- Club will sponsor a Thanksgiv- leaders" of the country and that creasingly bold courtship with ing Dance on Sunday, Nov. 24, their elders expect much of obscenity," he continued. "No from 8 p.m. to 12 p.m. at the them. He reminded them, too, rone can deny the role of the Open - 1 9 6 3 Polish-American Club, 1250 NW of their duty toward less for- television industry in bringing 22nd Ave. tunate young people, including lurid portrayals of violence and Music will be by Al Schoen the "millions" of drop-outs from sadism into the living rooms — and his band. There will be free school and those who live in and even the nurseries — of our refreshments. underprivileged areas. homes.

Page 20 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida findings show that in most sociation, crowned Tony Izza- the Catholic Florensic League of Central Catholic (formerly, many, he announced that no classes more than half of the rone and Margaret Bushey King Tournament to be held tomor- The Future Nurses Club), re- one would be dropped yet, and iiliiiilllil students prefer the large uni- and Queen of the Homecoming. row, Nov. 23, at St. Thomas ceived Standard First Aid that everyone would still have By CYNTHIA WALEND ' versity to the small college. They reigned over the last half Aquinas High School. certificates for completing 10 a chance to prove themselves. Ever hear of cooking your Most students would prefer to of the game. Pat Dissette, Ed McGee, hours study in Red Cross Members of the team are way to college? Joanne Matus, attend college in Florida, but Theresa Kapphahn, Eliza- First Aid training. Mike McLaughlin, Edward Notre Dame Academy Junior, many feel that they will have to beth Roffelson and Carol San- Beatty, Tim McLaughlin, Tom may soon prove that it can be study in other parts of the coun- Sliilllil ger will vie in three rounds Williams, Charles King, Clyde done. She became South Flori- try to get the education they By LORETTA LOPEZ of original oratory. Maureen iilillR da District winner of the Pyro- want. On Friday, Nov. 15, Pam Noll, Willems, Richard Hastings, Fox, Mary Grealy, John By FRANK SHILLING Andy Ewing, Danny Johnson, fax Gas Company contest by Among Catholic institutions of a senior at Madonna Academy McDargh, and Kathy Saun- Archbishop Curley High's Jim Ailant, Vincent Canna- baking a Polish pound cake higher learning, Notre Dame is will compete as a preliminary ders will speak extem- young band has recently per- mela, Gary Ricciardi, Jacob making her eligible to compete the favorite of the students. Vil- finalist in a scholarship con- poraneously. formed in three parades in Molter, Jackie Himschoot, for a scholarship at the Na- lanova, Georgetown, Catholic test sponsored by the Pyro-Fax A Photo Workshop at theGreater Miami. Two weeks ago and Brendan Haynes. tional Competition in Richmond, U n i v e r s i t y, Marist, B i s- Gas Co. She entered the contest Doral Country Club was attend- they took part in the; Miami Cheerleaders tried out the Va., Dec. 14. cayne and Loyola (New Or- by writing an essay, "Why I ed by six journalism students Springs Youth Dedication, and next day in front of the whole Joanne's essay, "Why Ileans) were chosen by many Want to Go to College," and Thursday, Nov. 21. Editors on Nov. 14, they played at the student body. After returning to S^uld Like to Go to College," students. The military acade- sent it along with her recipe Judy Harper and Carl Glass- Youth Parade of Miami. Last their own home rooms the stu- .« one of 24 winners from mies were mentioned more fre- for Coconut Lace Cake. If Pam meyer; business manager, Judy Saturday, the band played at dents filled out ballots which among 600 entries. Then in a quently by the freshmen than wins the cook-off she will be Weber; photographer, Bob Ca- the Eastern Airlines Invitation- were collected and counted by demonstration of baking skill, by the upper classmen. The eligible for a $2,000 scholarship. tanzaro; and staff members ' al, marking the dedication of a Student Council members. on Thursday, Nov. 14, shecomplete findings of the survey Madonna's Student Council Don Wich and Gayle Glass- new Boeing jet. Leading the cheers for Ve- emerged 'victorious and was. which covered both college and has formally challenged the meyer took part in the pro- awarded an overnight case and lay faculty to an unrehearsed The band is particularily rot will be Linda Bill, Mary career preferences will be pub- gram sponsored by the Kodak Pat Dukas, Elaine Hackett, a silver bowl. volleyball game for the enter- outstanding because it is the lished in the Nov. 27 issue of and Seaboard Photo Service Jean Hastings, Candy Hei- Patricia Maguire, N D A "The Log." tainment of the student body. only one in a South Florida Corporations. The stu-Catholic high school. Started nauer, Debbie Hrkach, and Junior, was elected vice- Progress report cards were is- The game is scheduled on dents learned about photo- only four years ago by Mr. Pam Mann. president of the Para-medical sued to all students at Columbus Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. graphy and photofinishing. Joseph Glinski, music director Also this week, the name for Club of Florida, District D, on Monday, Nov. 11. Rosie Ancona, editor of the at Curley, the band has stead- the team was chosen. Argu- at their annual Luncheon Voting by the student body school newspaper, has an- ily progressed, and is now ments for and against the name Convention held at Fort for queen of Homecoming nounced that- the first issue of lliilliilll considered one of the best Vikings were tossed back and Lauderdale High School on Week will begin on Mon- "The Oxfords" will be available By BETH IRWIN small high school bands in forth in essays and discussions Saturday, Nov. 16. day, Nov. 25. on Nov. 18. On Monday, students of the Miami. and it has been decided to ac- The Para-medical Club, for- Activity pictures for the Mar- Convent of the Sacred Heart, cept the name. Most of the stu- merly known as the Future iean will be taken on Nov. 19 Having a wide repertoire, the Carrollton witnessed scenes dents agree that Vikings is. in- Nurses Club, is open to all by Mr. Phil Vitrano. Covering band not only plays, but march- from the life of Blessed Philip- deed, the best choice. high school students interested all clubs, classes and events, es as well. In the past it has pine Duchesne. Thursday afternoon, at a in a career in any branch of By JENE UVANILE they are so planned as to in- played at most of Curley's im- Blessed Philippine's life was luncheon in honor of Youth Ap- the medical profession. Thirty and RICHARD ALBRECHT clude each student in at least portant functions, including Par- one of superb humility and we preciation Week, representa- members of the NDA chapter WEST PALM BEACH — A one picture. ents' Club meetings, assemblies, for attended the convention. leadership Training Program, are anxiously awaiting the and pep rallies. Newly added to tives of the various schools in canonization of the foundress of the area were guests of the of Drizzling skirts did not damp- sponsored by the - Red Cross, the band this year are the ma- the first free school west of the Optimists' Club of Fort Myers. irist en Seniors* spirits as they left Saturday Nov. 16, at the Penn- jorettes from Notre Dame Acad- Mississippi. pro- for Crandon Park on their Skip sylvania Hotel here, was attend- By BAILEY QUINN emy. Under the direction of Day, Monday, Nov. 11. Decorat- ed by representatives from Car- Bert Chu, drum major, the ma- liiiii dinal Newman and other schools "The spread of Christ's word" jorettes and the band march at ed cars, packed with food, is the main purpose of the ati- formed a colorful cavalcade in the area. During the meeting the half-time shows during the By CINDY BLUMENFELD Catholic Students' Mission Cru- By CRYSTAL GRIZANTT "Not Guilty," exclaimed the in down Biscayne Blvd. representatives were addressed football games. Long hours of by a guest speaker and attend- sade which had its first meet- FORT PIERCE — Rep. Ed- practice are clearly indicated defendant, Cathy Ebner, at the 'ide Highlights of the day includ- ed seminars and workshops in ing in the girls' section of ward J. Gurney of the United in their flawlessly executed mock murder trial on Thursday ;rn- ed swimming, football on the leadership. They were also Msgr. Pace High School on States House of Representatives drills on the field. afternoon, Nov. 14, at the Crim- to beach, trips to the amusement guests of the Red Cross at a Oct. 18. spoke on Nov. 12, during Na- inal Courthouse of the St. Thom- lide park and zoo and, of course, luncheon. The first large assembly took tional Education Week, to stu- as Aquinas High School, other- eating. The next project to be un- place after many weeks of dents of Central Catholic High wise known as the "cafeteria." 3SS, dertaken by the Junior Red poster-making and announce- School. Representative Gurney Evidence, mystery and sus- : of Cross units will be the Christ- ments to incite the interest of outlined the duties of a con- pense intermingled as Mr. hat mas Stocking Drive.. Stockings the students. gressman and he explained the ••(••I Charles O'Malley's third pe- for By PAM BARNET are supplied by the Red The C.S.M.C. consists of a approximately 12 steps required By MARY JO KEMPE riod speech class, with the at After two years, the journal- Cross, and the students will three-fold program of prayer, in passing a bill. and BOB KOZIOL assistance of Mr. Raymond Doumar, attorney-at-law in in istic voice of St. Patrick's is fill them with useful articles study and sacrifice open to The Lucki-Leven 4-H Club A Junior-Senior assembly was Fort Lauderdale, held the rth being restored in the guise of a as well as entertaining ones. all students studying in the held its first meeting recently. held, Monday, Nov. 18, in honor "Powder Puff Murder Trial" school newspaper. This monthly They will be sent to needy United States of America. The Officers are Barbara Ash, of the parents of Immaculata-La paper, entitled "The Forum," children. president; Patty O'Neil, vice- Salle students. Purpose of the to learn court procedures. students who enrolled were "Judicial order must be willNae^sponsored by the pro- presented the program of president; Jane Sowinski, sec- assembly was to thank the par- lr • • • known by today's students if bationary~ dwision of the Sodal- daily prayer, study of the retary; Peggy Long, treasur- ents for the gifts they have In the cancelled stamp drive they are to enforce law in the ity of Our Lady. The members missions and missionary work, er; Susan Allman, reporter; made to the school. These in- which is being conducted for the future," stated Mr. Doumar. of staff were placed in their and the sacrifices for mis- Bonnie Goodwin, council dele- clude: a beautiful set of flags missions, one of the J u n i o r respective offices by means of sion collections. gate; Lorraine Butt and for the stage, a stage curtain, Responsible for planning the an election in which sated Homerooms held the lead until Mary Lee O'Neil, photograph- an overhead projector, a beau- murder plot, Gerard Esposito, qualifications were the prere- last Friday when a Freshman The officers for the club are: ers; Lorraine Butt, song lead- tiful piano, moving picture pro- Dave Vaccarro, John Dow, Jan- quisite for each nomination. Homeroom took the lead. Chairman, Connie Kostra; Rep- er; and Winifred Ash, adult jector, pins for National Honor et Ward, Dick Rominger and Results of the election are Preparations for Cardinal resentatives from each home- leader. Pinecone-turkeys Society, a set of S.R.A. reading Nancy Bowman reported the Beata Zawkiewicz, editor-in- Newman High School's third room are Jean Cavanaugh, will be distributed to the kits, and 20 fans and eight death of Jill Bliedner, who was cHlef; Donna Quinn, co-editor; annual Homecoming festivities Carol Shannon, Carol Synder, children's ward at the Fort heaters for the portables. In stabbed at the annual Aquinas Dianne Fenn, copy ditor; began Wednesday, Nov. 13, Donna Sullivan, and Berta Rod- Pierce Memorial Hospital as addition to this, the parents Powder Puff Game on Oct. 31. Peter Andren, layout mana- with a competition contest riguez. their Thanksgiving project. sponsor an annual Christmas The shadow of suspicion was among the classes for wood New Anchor Club members cast on Cathy Ebner by cir- ger; Sixto Aquino, senior re- Under the joint leadership of Formal and at the end of the : porter; Diana Barranco, jun- for tfae Homecoming Bonfire. are seniors, Sharon Salzler; year they give a Senior Banquet cumstantial evidence — the The actual ceremonies began Mike Morgan and Roseanne missing knife was found in ior reporter, Graciella Cabal- Berry, co-presidents, the stu-juniors, Judy Kellogy, Mary for the faculty and Senior class. lo, sophomore reporter; and Thursday night at 7 p.m., on Pelosi, Ann Peterman, Faye Other recent events included Cathy's locker, Cathy was seen dent council has begun to in- running from the field house, irgaret Worden, freshman campus. Students gathered at Krause, Laura Schaub, Judy a College Night on Thursday, culcate a new spirit of unity and an argument was witnessed ..^-porter. The activities re- the front of the school, and Cornille, Doris Wolf, Barbara Nov. 14, for all Catholic stu- were led in a snake - dance at Pace. A greater interest in between Cathy and Jill. porters are to be elected at a student activities in both divi- Jacquin, Jennifer Mueller, and dents of Miami. Thirty col- later date. by the cheerleaders, to the Mary Lee O'Neil; sophomores, leges were represented. After selecting the six-man bonfire. The traditional cheers sions has become apparent. Mrs. Trudy Chandler, Admin- Mary Steele, Bridget Stark, This past week the new field jury (Toni Boswell, Edwina were presented and after- istrator of The Academy of The Athletic department is • Jane Sowinski, DeLys Mullis, house was i fully completed and Zagami, Jack Luzzo, Sister M. wards all gathered at the east Amabilis, Patricia Sanderson Drama and Modeling lectured also preparing to host the Nancy Hanna, and Connie Har- equipment is now being moved end of the school for a hoot- and John Dolan) defense law- Wednesday on the effect of the first annual preseason basket- ris. * into the science building, the enanny. yer, Mike Lillie, and state Arts in education and as a life ball tournament for elemen- The Anchor Club of Central completion of which everyone Friday night's game was prosecutor, Lance Sturges, enrichment. tary schools on Nov. 26, 27, Catholic and Dan McCarty High awaits anxiously. played against the Miami Mili- 29 and 30. The Girls Depart- School met recently with Pilot proceeded to present then- tary Cadets, at Kettler Field, ment will host a volleyball Club instructors for 2 "School cases before Judge Tom here. Candidates for Homecom- tournament the fol- of Instruction." The officers of Wotocek. As witnesses were ing King and Queen were: Ma- lowing week. both clubs reviewed the basic By JEAN HASTllMUS called forward to testify they By LATANAE PARKER were sworn in by the bailiff, rilou Brown, John Burman, responsibilities of each office. FORT MYERS — Thursday, The editorial staff of t Jh e Don Feeney. school's newspaper," The Log," Margaret Bushey, Paul Desno- Also, the Pilot members ex- Nov. 14, the boys trying out for is busy tabulating results of a yers, Cathy Krueger, Tony Iz- plained the corresponding du- the basketball team of Bishop Returning from only a four- schoolwide survey conducted zarone, Ann Lang, and Joe FORT LAUDERDALE — ties. Verot High School anxiously minute conference, the jury an- during National Education Uvanile. At halftime, Mr. Ber- Nine speakers from Cardinal Members of the newly or- awaited Coach Beres' decision nounced the verdict "not guilty Week, Nov. 10-16. Preliminary nard Grail, president of the Gibbons High will compete in ganized Para-Medical Club on the players. To the relief of according to the law." Cardinal Newman Athletic As- TJ4£ VOICE Miami, Florida Pane 21 CURLEY, COLUMBUS GAME SET FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT Football Season Nears Close For Diocese Teams FOOTBALL. STANDINGS By JACK HOUGHTELING action this week as both played passes for 131 yards for two a six-yard run, got the other seldom threatened, getting Diocese An Games just 42 yards rushing and 12 WEI W L. T on Thursday, CC at Pine Crest touchdowns, a 20-yarder to Iver- Redskin touchdown. WPB Newman 3.0 0 5 3 0 Diocese football teams com- while Gibbons was host to St. son Williams and an 18-yard yards through the air. Columbus 10 0 3 4 1 Miami" Curley 1 0 0. 2 5 1 plete their seasons this weekend Andrew's Prep at Pompano completion to veteran John Fullback Skip Dent and half- Ft L. Gibbons 3 1 0 T 3 1 St. Thomas was routed 62-0 fay Miami LaSalle 1 2 0 3 5 0 and early next week with tra- Beach. Hefley. back Ace Ford each got 61 Ft. L. St. Thomas 1 2 0 2 7 0 ditional Thanksgiving McArthur High as four lost fum- Ft. P. Cen. Cath. 0 2 0 1 « 0 yards in rushing to lead Chami- Hwd. Chaminade 0 3 0 _1 i 0 Day games. The balance of the schools The other Central Catholic bles and three pass intercep- THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE see action tonight with six nade. THURSDAY Finishing off scores were recorded by 6-4 tions helped make the winners' Ft Pierce Central Catholic at Fort games listed. end Brian Wilmott who re- Lauderdale Pine Crest this week are The Voice Christopher Columbus suffer- job an easy one. St. Andrew's . Prep vs. Cardinal covered a blocked punt in the Gibbons (Pompano Stadium) Fort Pierce Cen- LaSalle faces Carol City, Co- ed another second half slump to FRIDAY t r a 1 Catholic, Of Sports end zone for one and a loose Curley High,was idle last LaSalle V3. Carol City (Miami's lumbus goes to South Dade, finish in a 13-13 tie with favored Curtis Park) Chaminade High fumble for another while the week as it prepared for its duel Christopher Columbus at Souto Curley is at Miami Beach, St. third score was by Hefley on Palmetto last week. The Ex- with Miami Beach. Coach Dade of Hollywood, Thomas iourneys to South Brow- Archbishop Curley at Miami Beach Fort Lauderdale's St. Thomas a three-yard run. plorers built up a 13-0 lead at George Walker was Well pleased St. Thomas Aquinas at South ard High, Chaminade faces Fort Broward Aquinas, LaSalle of Miami and with the Knights' offense in its Chaminade at Fort Lauderdalo Lauderdale Northeast and Car- Cardinal Gibbons boosted, its intermission on a four-yard run Northeast Fort Lauderdale Cardinal Gib- loss two weeks ago to Pompano Cardinal Newman at Palm Bead) dinal Newman takes on its city- season's mark to 5-3-1, one of by halfback Skip Phebus and on Beach. With defensive special- High bons. LAST WEEK'S RESULTS rival Palm Beach High. the diocese's best, with a 19-0 quarterback Ralph Spurlock to ists Don Giordano, Tom Panza Central Catholic 32 Immokalee 13 triumph over Chaminade. and Ron Young moved to the Cardinal Gibbons 1» Civ -*oade 0 Playing both this weekend and Big event last week was the halfback Pat Mahony. Columbus 13 P Mo 13 offensive team, the squad had Newman 26 Miami\ iary 0 then meeting each other for the first triumph of the season for Sophomore fullback George McArthur 62 St i..-Jias t The Explorers had earlier its best showing of the season. Northeast 7 LaSalle 0 diocese championship next little Central Catholic as the Bracey scored one touchdown on Wednesday night at Miami's held halftime ties with Coral Rams ended an eight-game los- a 25-yard run and totalled 139 Gables (7-7) and Fort Lauder- Central Stadium are Archbishop ing streak by whacking Immo- rushing in leading the attack. Columbus Sets Curley and Christopher Colum- dale (0-0), two of South Flor- kalee, 32-12. Handicapped by Bill Leturmey, with a two-yard ida's top teams, before losing bus. West Palm Beach Cardi- injuries and a small squad all run, and Jimmy Gurzynski on CYAC Council! Father, Son Night nal Newman has its season's in the second half. , season, Coach Jim O'Donnell's Christopher Columbus High finale on Tuesday at Fort Laud- squad was bolstered by the full- Cardinal Newman turned in erdale Pine Crest. Calendar School will hold its fourth an- time service of sophomore quar- its second straight impressive nual Father-Son Night, Monday, terback Hank Salzler. CYO Touch Football* running game in downing Miami Miami Catholic Singles — Bowl- Nov. 25 at 8 p.m. in the School Central Catholic and Cardinal Military Academy 26-0. Halfback Salzler completed 10 of 23 ing, 8 p.m. today (Friday), Gymnasium, SW 87th Ave. and Gibbons were the first to see Scores Not Available. Bill Drown was the standout for • • & Miami Bowland, 222 NE 13th 32nd St. the Crusaders running game as No results were available | St. Dance class and social, The all-sports program will he ran for 78 yards in nine on games played last Sun- Wednesday, Nov. 27, Polish- feature: the trampoline and carries and scored three touch- day in the Dade County American Club, 1250 NW 22nd gymnastics team of Dade Jun- downs on runs of three, three CYO Touch Football League. Ave. ' ior College; University of Mi- and 13 yards. Bill Wintercorn Team representatives are ami Freshman football coach, got the other score on a four- Hialeah - Miami Springs CYAC asked to call in the results Fran Curci, with players Mira, yard run. — Corporate Communion, 9:30 of next Sunday's games to Spinelli, Clancy and Belitnek- a.m., Sunday, Nov. 24, Im- the CYO office in the Chan- $ pff; a practice game between The Newman defense, led by maculate Conception parish eery, PL 7-5714, or mail in j Coach Bruce Hale's U, of M. Richard Gordon's two pass in- (Municipal auditorium). the results Sunday night. fl terceptions, held the Kaydets in varsity and freshmen basket- check except for one drive to St. Theresa CYAC — Social for ball teams. the Newman 14. new members, Tuesday, Nov. A color movie of highlights of -CUanio QodtsJuUtdr 26, 9:30 p.m., K. of C. Hall, the national football league's LaSalle High dropped its 9715 N.E. 2nd AVE. 270 Catalonia Ave., Coral Ga- 1963 season will climax the pro- Specialize in wedding receptions third in a row as Northeast bles. gram. and buffet parties blanked the Royals, 7-0. With Hors D'Oeuvres $5 per 100 , Bill Durney, WGBS Sports Di- {Decorated Party Sandwich $1 Doz.< ace quarterback Bob Koziol Lauderdale Catholic Club — rector, will be master Of cere- IMMEDIATE SERVICE out for the balance of the Hayride, Saturday, Nov. 23 at monies. Refreshments will be = PL 7-6031 PL 1-4835: season, the LaSalle offense Hitching Post. League bowl- served. ing, Sunday, Nov. 24, 6:45 p.m., Manor Lanes, N.E. 26th XSTHERE A HIND READER TODAY'S GREATEST TIRE ECONOMY Street. Volleyball League IN THE HOUSE? 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IPage 22 November 22, 1943., WflL VOfCt -. MiamiV Florida Advent Near-Time Of Spiritual Preparation

Advent, a season of spiritual stiff wire such as is used in the youngest child in the family the same Christ, Our Lord." Al] preparation for the coming of clothes hangers. lights the first candle and the respond, "Amen." the Savior which marks the be- Evergreens such as pine, prayer for the first week is re- Three candles, including the ginning of the ecclesiastical laurel, holly or cedar branch- cited. rose candle, are lighted on Gau- year begins Sunday, Dec. 1. es are then wrapped around dete, the third Sunday, by Moth- The period of special pray- The child says, "Let us the wire. Laurel is practical pray. Stir up They might, we er and each day during that er and penance mingled with because it does not shed, week. Following is the prayer joyful expectation is set apart beg Thee, O Lord, and come, and, moreover, is a symbol so that we may escape led by the Father: "Let us by the Church to commemo- of victory and thus reminds pray. We humbly beg Thee, O rate the ages that intervened through Thy protection be the faithful that Christ's com- saved by Thy help from the Lord, to listen to our prayer between the fall of our first ing means victory over death and by the grace of Thy coming parents and the birth of Chirst dangers that threaten us be- and sin. cause of our sins. Who livest bring light into our darkened which we celebrate at Christ- minds. Who livest and reignest mas. In either wreath three purple and reignest for ever and candles to be lighted on the ever." All respond, "Amen." for ever and ever." All respond, Although there is no prescrib- penitential Sundays, Dec, 1, "Amen." ed fast, the character of Ad- Dec. 8 and Dec. 22, and rose During the first week one can- All four candles are lighted vent is such that parties and colored candle to be lighted on dle is left burning during the on the fourth Sunday by the celebrations are postponed un- Gaudete, the Joyful Sunday, evening meal, at prayers or at Father and allowed to burn as til the days between Christinas Dec. 15, are then inserted. If bedtime. before. During this last week and New Years, and religious colored candles are not availa- On the next Sunday two can- the prayer is: "Let us pray. customs such as the Advent ble all white ones may be sub- dles are lighted by the oldest Stir up Thy might, we pray Wreath are introduced in the stituted. child and allowed to burn as Thee, O Lord, and come; res- homes of the faithful and in before. Prayer for the second cue us through Thy great Catholic institutions. On Saturday evening before week is, "Let us pray. O Lord, strength so that salvation, which Such a wreath may be easily the first Sunday of Advent stir up our hearts that we may has been hindered by our sins, constructed by crossing two the entire family or commu- prepare for Thy only begotten may be hastened by the grace boards at right angles and then nity gathers together as the Son, that through His coming we of Thy gentle mercy. Who livest boring holes into the extremi- Father or leader blesses the may be made worthy to serve and reignest for ever and ever." Voice Photo ties of the boards. Around this wreath with holy water. Thee with pure souls. Through All respond, "Amen." ADVENT WREATH was recently the topic of discussion for frame build a circular or near- "Our help is in the name of members of St. Luke Catholic Woman's Club as Mrs. William ly circular support. This may the Lord," prays the father of Foley and Mrs. Josh Crane explained the use of the wreath. be made of pliable wood or of the family as all present re- spond, "Who hath made heaven Radiance begins here .. and earth." The following pray- the moment you step into Dovids. Our er is then recited by the Fa- superb creotions for you and your attendents ther: will make it o mony splendored xioy — long Pre-Ad vent Bazaars Set to be remembered. rMarymount Dance 1 "Let us pray. O God, by Bridal Gowns from 59.95 — whose word all things are sanc- I To Be Held Today \, Informal Bridals from 24.95 In 3 S. Florida Parishes tified, pour forth Thy blessing Outfitting Brides for over IS years f BOCA RATON — Students \ upon this wreath, and grant '„• at Marymount College will ,'•[ > Gifts for Christmas giving will in grades one through four that we who use it may prepare f be hostesses during a pre- ^ be featured during pre-Advent will begin at 10:30 a.m. and our hearts for the coming of ['• Thanksgiving dance at 8 >.,, bazaars scheduled to be held booths will feature hand-made Christ and may receive from davids™ g p.m., today (Friday) in )•' this week in two South Florida articles, rummage, home Thee abundant graces. Through parishes. baked -foods, and the same Christ. Our Lord." 1511 E. Los Ofos Blvd., ''• Founders' Hall auditorium. ;' Ft. Louderdale articles. All respond, "Amen." ; k • * * Phono 523-1146 After the father sprinkles the (opposite Los Olos Hospitol) -?, Newman Club members in - WEST PALM BEACH — St. Entertainment for teenagers Advent wreath with holy water, I' South Florida have been in- f Juliana parish's annual Bazaar will be provided from 6:30 p.m. p vited to attend the party dur- k', will begin at 12:30 p.m., Satur- to 10 p.m. following an amateur inbeg servedwhich. refreshments will |-i day, Nov. 23, in the school cafe- contest for children up to 16 I y£SS§V ST. PAUL'S BOOK & FILM CENTER \ years of age in the afternoon. Margaret Daly is in charge teria. of arrangements assisted by Mrs. George Mitchell is chair- Mrs. Frank Pelosi is general GIVE Elizabeth Sailer, Kathy Sul- chairman of arrangements for livan, Mary De Mambro, man of arrangements for the benefit sponsored by the Holy the bazaar and proceeds will be Mary Lou Keniry and Rhon- donated to the school and parish BOOKS THIS CHRISTMAS da Scott. Family Circle of St. Juliana Woman's Club. development fund. Largest Selection Available Assisting her are Mrs. Wil- Gifts For Patients liam Clarke and Mrs. Walter Carlisle, co-chairmen; Mrs. 5 CDA Courts Adults -:- Students -;- CUUdrem Will Be Collected Bernard Herzog, Christmas WEST HOLLYWOOD — decorations; Mrs. James Set Observance Christmas gifts for distribution Whitmore and Mrs. George to ^patients at the South Florida Whitten, plants; Mrs, Joseph Five courts of Catholic CHRIST IN BETHLEHEM, BIBLE STORIES FOR CHILDREN State^Btasfiital will be collected, Meehan, baked goods; Mrs. Daughters of America in the Oid and New Testament Stories. during the nlbnthly meeting of F. S. Thomas, cook book; Mrs. Diocese of Miami are joining CHRIST IN THE EUCHARIST ? St. Stephen's Women's Guild at Paper Joseph List, white elephant;' other affiliates of the Florida . . . Cushing 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 26, in the State Court in observing the Fran Fischer and Mrs. Sidney A rich compilation of conferences intended to help parish social hall. Sterchele, grab bag; Mrs. Jo- 40th anniversary of the state or- the reader Know Christ and Live Christ. 20th CENTURY TEENAGERS Plans will be discussed for the ganization. ' seph Palmeriello, refresh- Covers all topics of teen interest and concern. annual Christmas party sponsor- Special prayers for the con- Cloth . 3 Paper 2 iterest c ments. * ed by the Guild at the hospital. tinued success of the Ecumeni- Cloth

November 22, 1963 THE VO/CE Miami, Florido '23 Club To Hear Talk On Racial Problems DCCW Board Told Negro "Interracial Problems" the parish hall. will be the topic of Mrs. Father John F. Kiernan, Asks 'Major Breakthrough' Athalie Range when she S.S.J., pastor, Holy Re- speaks to members of St. deemer parish, of which The American Negro is seek- ment during the last decade Brendan Woman's Club at Mrs. Range is a member, ing a • major breakthrough in the Greater Miami area, 8 p.m., Tuesday, Nov. 26, in will introduce the speaker. against the whole concept of Mrs. Range pointed out that discrimination in the labor the "difference in employ- movement, not a piecemeal set- ment is still significant." tlement here and there, mem- Mrs. Range told DCCW board Priest-Author Sets Retreat bers of the board of directors of members that the economic the Miami Diocesan Council of pressures resulting from the LANTANA — Father Richard A retreat for high school girls Catholic Women were told dur- lower wages of the Negro hus- ! Madden, O.C.D., author of "Men will open at supper on Friday, band make it necessary for Dee. 6, and close Sunday, ing their Fall meeting held at in Sandals," and "Christ for the Dupont Plaza Hotel. some 60 per cent of Negro wo- Teenagers" will conduct two re- Dec. 8, men to seek employment de- treats next month at the Cenacle Further information concern- Guest speaker was Mrs. Ath- claring that while 64 per cent ing the above retreats and oth- alie Range, owner and operator Retreat House. of white women are employed er activities at the Cenacle of the Range Funeral Home, in clerical and Sales positions, A general retreat for women Retreat House may be obtained and member of Holy Redeemer 67 per cent of Negro women will begin Friday, Nov. 29, and by writing to the Religious of parish. are employed in service trades. Our Lady of the Retreat in the continue through Sunday, Dec. "Today, our nation is fac- HAS 'POWERFUL ALLY' 1, when conferences will close at Cenacle at 1400 S. Dixie Hwy. ing a grave crisis, one that She added that the V ge 4:15 p.m. Benediction. or by calling justice 2-2534. cannot be tabled until 'a more Negro family must eat, Cioi/ie, convenient time,' but one that and house itself for one year must be faced and settled on an average sum of less Voice Photo now," Mrs. Range told board than $100 per month; Although DCCW BOARD of directors heard Mrs. Athalie Range (right) members, adding that the the Negro has a "powerful ally" speak during their Fall meeting at which Mrs. J. Winston Ander- voices of 20 million American in the federal courts and can son, Council president, and Father David J. Heffernan, presided. Negro citizens have blended sue unions and employers for into one great tumultuous loss of earnings due to discrim- cry for freedom, justice and ination, he can't ask his family equality. " to wait to eat, to change worn THE fine JEWELRY STORES out shoes and clothing, to wait St. Louis Catholic Women "The Constitution of the AFL- for a decent place in which to CIQ, like that of the United live and for a suitable environ- Elect Mrs. Richard Flynn States, forbids racial discrimi- ment for the proper rearing of nation. It proclaims liberty, his children, Mrs. Range de- SOUTH MIAMI — Mrs. Rich- a.m. in the chapel of the Do- equality and justice," Mrs. clared stating" that "This is ard E. Flynn has been named minican Retreat House, 7275 SW Range said. "Union lobbyists what is being asked of the en- president of the newly organiz- 124th St. battle for civil rights, but most tire Negro community." ed St. Louis Catholic Women's unions in the building trades, Plan now to make Club. Father Frederick Wass is the the electricians, plumbers, "Must the Negro's much- administrator. sheetmetal workers, exclude needed breakthrough come Other officers are Mrs. G. J. Negroes. So do the printers and with the slow, over - deliber- Christmas Parnin, vice president; Mrs. J. engravers and many other ated, and filibustered action W. Dooley, secretary and Mrs. Bake Sale Planned locals. Since unions control hir- of Congress or can it come W. D. Thompson, treasurer. ing, this means exclusion for through the Brotherhood of By St. Anthony Club Negroes from jobs inasmuch as Man, wherein the rights of Shopping Initial project of the club is the contractor who needs brick- each individual be he black FORT LAUDERDALE — A the parish census in which 46 layers or electricians calls the or white, are observed," Mrs. barbecue luncheon and bake volunteers are now engaged. In union. Range said. "Must it come addition members are serving sale under the auspices of St. with the revocation of fed- as teachers in CCD classes for (GAINED ADMITTANCE Anthony Catholic Woman's Club eral contracts, the move that 145 children attending public "In Washington, D.C. Negroes would be crippling and detri- Fun in schools, and are making altar will begin at noon, Tuesday, can go to any school, eat at any mental to the cause of every linens. Nov. 26, in the parish club- restaurant, or put up in any American citizen? Or can it rooms. hotel. But, no'Negro has gained come from the admission to Under the direction of Mrs. I. admittance to the electricians, one's self that all men, no '64 J. Blank, a parish choir has Mrs. Ralph F. Shaw and Mrs. steamfitters, stonecutters or matter what color their skin, been organized in preparation Harold A. Dargel are co-chair- dozens of other unions in our or what texture their hair,., nation's capital." Mrs. Range for Christmas Midnight Mass. . men of arrangements and reser- are subjects of the Father- revealed. "Approximately one hood of Almighty God. Masses are offered in the new vations may be made by calling and a half million Negroes be- "When all men can freely parish at 8 a.m., 9:30 a.m. and JA 2-7420 or LU 1-1974. long to unions but these are in- use his God - given talents, 11 a.m. on Sunday in the Pal- dustrial unions in mass indus- whether they number five, two, metto Senior High School Audi- Members, friends, and winter tries, not skilled unions, and or one, in the manner he deems torium and on weekdays at 7 visitors are invited to attend; automation is wiping out 35,000 best, so that he, as stated by unskilled or semi-skilled jobs the Preamble to our Constitution per week. Almost two million of these United States, 'can se- You might as well do it the per year,'' Mrs. Range contin- cure the blessings of liberty for easy way! Christmas shopping ued, pointing out that in the himself and his posterity,' then \y oddom northern industrial centers one truly can we as Americans say: is fun when you have savings

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Page 24 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida FAMILY CLINIC Fiance Is Fussy About Money' My fiance is a wonderful young man, but he God Love You , is insisting that we should gq^-o a lecture on money management and spend two or three evenings plan- Most Reverend ning and. working out our money problems in great detail. It is only seven weeks until we marry and I Fulton J. Sheen ! think there are many other things we have to do. We are both healthy and have decent jobs, and I say the Lord -will provide. He says we need budgets and "a realistic look at our financial situation.'' I claim he is being fussy. What do you think? KOMR . . Lucking over St. Peter's while the Council is in By Father WALTER W. IMBIORSKI subsion, one cannot help but notice the make-up of this Vatican Family Life Director, Archdiocese of Chicago Council as compared to Vatican I in 1870. Then there was not a A quarter of a million dollars! That's just about the amount single bishop from Asia or Africa. In Vatican II over 30 per of money you will earn and spend during the span of your cent of the Conciliar Fathers are from Africa and Asia. working years if your income is normal. This is a sizable piece of money. If you want to use it well, to make some of your What a long way from the beginning of the Church, when ^ sams come true, it requires thought, study and careful plan- St. Paul wrote to the Church of Rome, saying: "Salute Epaene- \ jig. I agree completely with your fiance in this matter. tus, my beloved, who is the first fruits of Asia unto Christ." When two Christians marry they vow to love always Who the first one from Africa was we do not know — possibly "for richer JOT lor poorer." Money or the Jack of it should Simon of Cyrene, who helped Our Lord carry His Cross. not be reason for marital happiness, nor yet a reason for a couple breaking up. People can be extremely happy with very little and extremely unhappy with millions — and vice versa. How you train yourself to think about money is what matters. Diverse as the modern representatives of Kpaenetns Money in itself is neither good nor bad. It is a means to and Simon are, all of them have one thing in common: buy what you need and want, to help others, to do good or • they are poor. They pass notes to me through the mes- evil. The more competently you use it the better life you sengers of the Council or else visit personally begging a will build. And certainly when the Day of the Lord conies it little for their poor priests. Yet, when they arise in will be one of the things you will answer for when you are Council, they never speak of their needs! They speak of questioned concerning what you did with the "talents" given to you for your days on earth. Managing money is a challenge the Church, not of their nation. They remind ns of a and an opportunity. Ignore it and your life may well be beset leper woman in Uganda, whose arms arid legs were eaten with needless difficulties, and discontent, and perhaps bicker- off at the elbows and the knees. She dragged herself four ing and disappointment. Handling your finances conscientiously miles on the stumps to a bush church one morning to re- and together can be, in fact should be one of your adventures ceive Communion. The missionary told her that he would in love. bring her Communion in her hut die next morning, after Develop Skill In Management his Mass. But she was there at Mass the following day. First, find out each other's attitudes on money. You may "Did I not tell you I would bring you Our Lord in Holy be poles apart. One can come from a household where every Communion?" he asked, "Yes, Father," she replied, "but whim and want was granted immediately. Another may be I did not want to be a trouble to you." from a home in which every expenditure had to be carefully calculated and every nickel squeezed. Maybe you could always count on mother or dad in a pinch. Maybe you've already picked up a borrowing habit that leaves you one step ahead of BEAUTY SALONS creditors. Maybe you're an easy mark for every huckster who How much we grieve, and rightly so, at contempt for wants to sell you a Black Angus broiler, or a set of books on chastity in the modern world, but how few of us grieve at the history of the Eskimos. Maybe you have to buy everything La Mctrick Cold i» sight because it is .only in possessions that you feel secure. Wave Special avarice or the refusal to share even a little with the af- Find out. flicted. Here in Rome we'have hands reached out to us from one of the worltfs all directions. May you help fill them for the hundreds and Developing skill in money management, believe it or not, finest waves v is one of the ways you say "I love you." You develop a sense hundreds of poor, suffering bishops and the flocks they of faithfulness, care and devotion to each other, the family $*• COO Comparable shepherd. Send your sacrifice to The Society for the Propaga- and the tasks of your common life. A young husband gains A« Value tion of the Faith. r the inner security which comes from a wife who manages cheerfully on whatever he makes; who keeps her tastes in Complete line with his income; who doesn't covet her neighbors' goods; For and*Vhfi_never hints that she resents the fact that she isn't Visit your nearest La wealthier.** ~» Marick Salon for the GOD LOVE YOU to T.D. for $10 "I decided not to Such a husband doesn't dread setbacks. He can focus his am- finest in expert: buy a much-wanted sweater so that some little one could bition, take a calculated risk, face work problems with energy • PERMANENT have warm clothing this winter." ... to Mr. and Mrs. WAVING knowing that he will not be nagged or reproached. • HAIR COLORING A.JiH. for $10 "We are not going to exchange Christmas This kind of security helps the wife too. She handles her own • COIFFURE gifts this year, so perhaps this will make it possible for job ef household management confident that her man is always' STYLING another to know what Christmas really means." ... to doing his best. She can master shopping and homemaking skills Twenty Locations To Mrs. J.C.T. for $13 "This is a year's saving of 25c a with the imagination and determination which can make a tre- week. I did not join the office Birthday CInb in order to mendous contribution to the family economy. Serve Tea. send it to you." Tailor Plan To Your Needs JMKSOH'S-BYROIK BELK'S MPT. STORES MIAMI The steps you and your fiance could go through might be KPT. STORES Red and Bird Roads . . . Phone MO 7 2523 something like this: La Marick's Newest Salon: MIAMI 79th St. and Biscayne Blvd. • HI&LEAH: Wondering what to give for Christmas? Why not select Take inventory and look at the present financial situation. 165 Hialeah Drive, Hialeah . . . Phone PL 4-3323 . . . Phone 888-0580 WEST PALM BEACH Count up debts, savings, wedding and honeymoon costs, especially 305 Clematis Street our smart cuff-link sets (oval or square), tie clasp or ladies' and other necessities. • HIALEAH: . . . Phone TE 3-1609 Palm Springs Village Shopping Center ORLANDO charm. Made of gold-colored Hamilton finish with the raised . . . Phone 821-7882 Colonial Plaza Shopping Center Check out special circumstances: Will there be two salaries? . . . Phone GA 5 2707 insignia of The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, these • WEST HOLLYWOOD: Should there be two salaries? Is there an immediate problem of Taft Hollywood shopping Center BELK-LINDSCY KEPT. STORES items make ideal presents. Specify the items you desire, en- military .service or further education? . . . Phone 9874200 MELBOURNE Melbourne Shopping Center close a minimum offering of $3 for each piece and send your • CORAL CABLES: . . . Phone 723.8799 Plan ahead. Where do you want to live? What do you 45 Miracle Mile i COCOA name and address to The Society for the Propagation of want to do two, three, or five years from now? Chart your . . . Phone HI 4-3322 Byrd Plaza Shopping Center • MIAMI . . . Phone NE 6-8726 the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. - 30001. spending and keep accurate records. Review and re-evaluate 51 East riagler Street | TITUSVILLE . . . Phone FR 1-4829 Big Apple Shopping Center frequently. . . . Phone 267-6565 • MIAMI - DAYTONA BEACH Get hold of some of the excellent pamphlets and charts put 1736 N.W. 36th Street Bellair Plaza Shopping Center . . . Phone NE 3-2111 . . . Phone OR 7-6292 out by banks, savings and loan associations, etc. They will bring > POMPANO BEACH many ideas to your mind and give you patterns you can follow. Cypress Plaza Shopping Center SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to WM. HENRY'S MPT. STORE . . . Plione 942-0710 Experts in money management insist that a good plan can't be ' TAMPA it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director • ST. PETERSBURG 3718 Henderson Blvd. based on the standards of an imaginary "average family" or on Central Plaza Shopping Center . . . Phone 872-9994 of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth "average" income and spending. You have to tailor the plan to . . . Phone 894-0646 3950 Britton Plaza • MIAMI BEACH . . . Phone 834-3881 Avenue, New York 1000, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, Rev. your own needs. Charmette Style Beauty Salon ' FORT LAUDERDALE 317 Arthur Godfrey Road La Marick Beauty Salons Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. • • * . . . Phone S32-5816 10S S.E. 2nd Street Father Imbiorski will be unable to answer per- (Prices slightly higher) . . . Phone JA 3-1108 sonal letters. November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 Kentucky Fried Chicken A DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW, GRAVY & HOT ROLL Fine Finales For Thanksgiving Feast ONLY *1.00 By FLORENCE DEVANEY a warm, golden meringue that There will be exciting pud- covers a pumpkin-ice cream fill- dings and pies in the Grand ing. All cradled in a tender Finale. For Thursday will be crust. Included too, a most re- COLONEL SANDER'S Thanksgiving day and turkey, quested recipe, scrumptious RECIPE with all the trimmings from pumpkin chiffon. Fish $ 00 soup to dessert, will grace the festive board. DELECTABLE PUDDINGS Dinner ..... A creamy Bavarian, one of Shrimp — $ 25 Help yourself to one of our the airiest and most delectable Sea Food Dinners handsome desserts. 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.November 22, I963 THE VOICE . Miami,. Florida Timetable #f Sunday Masses In The Diocese

ARCADIA: St. Paul 7. II. HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 9 a.m. SS. Peter and Paul, 4:15. 7. 8, 9:15. NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. School. 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, II. AVON PARK: Our Lody Of Grace, HOLLYWOOD: Annunc lotion 8, ?, 10 10:30, 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish), 5:30 8, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. POMPANO SHORES: St Coleman 7 STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, II. (Sponish) ond 7:30 (Spanish). NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family 6. 7 8, 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. 8.30, 10. 6 11:30. St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, 11, (Spanish,) 9 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. 3ELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10, Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, St. James, 6, 7 8 9 10 11 12:15 PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6 p.m. WAUCHULA: St. Michael. 9. Dnd (Spanish). 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 ond PORT ST. LUCIE: Marino, 9. 9:30. BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, 7, 9, 10, 11 ond 6 p.m. 12:45. PUNTA GORDA Sacred Heart 7:30 Holy Nome, 7 9, 10:30, 12. 11:30, '7:30 p.m. 10:15 St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 ond NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St Lawrence. 10, 6:30 p.m. St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9 10, II, 12. BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. 5:30 p.m. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 ond NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The St. John Fisher, (4317 N. Congress) 8, 9, 10:30, 12. 7 p.m. St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, King, 7, 10, 12. 9,-10, 11, 12 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45. 12 ond 5:30 p.m. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9 10. 11, 12. BON IT A SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30.HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8, and 6 p.m. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7. 8, 9, St. Potrick 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12:30OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart 9. Boys' BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, 9:30, 11, and 6 p.m. and 6 p.m. School, 10:30. 10:30. 11:30. ON THE KEYS 10, 11:30 IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadolupe, 8:30 MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, OPA-LOCKA: Out i-aay of Perpetual SANIBEL ISLAND: i 1:30 BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter's Mission. CLEWISTON: St. Morgoret, 8 o.m ond and 11:45 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10 11:30. SEBASTIAN: St William Mission. 8 a.m. 10:30 a.m. St. Philip (Bunche Park) 9. SEBRING: St. Catherine 7 9:30 11. KEY WEST: St. Mory, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. 7 p.m. INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, 1):15 ond 12:15. p 7:30, 8:30, 930 10-30. 12 and PAHOKEE: St. Mary 11:3C. SOUTH MIAMI: hDiohanv 6:30 8 V COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 8 a.m., 5:45 p.m: St. Bede, 8, 9:30 ond 11. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 10, 11, 12. MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo, 6:30, 10:30, 12 ond 5:30 p.m. (Sermons in 10:30 a.m. MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew (Firemen's ond 6. St. Louis (Palmetto Sr. High Auditor- 8:30. Spanish and English). KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7. 8:30, Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and PERRINE: Holy ttosory 7 8 9:30 ium, 7460 S.W. 1 18th St.) 8 ond 10. PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30. 10 (Spanish) ond 11:15 (Spanish). Pembroke Rd.) 8 9 10 11 12:15. 10:30, 12 and 5:30 St. Thomas (South Miami JI High 9, 11. CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audi- LABELLE: Mission, 10. MOORE HAVEM: St Joseph the Work- PLANTATION: St. Gregory 8, 9:15, torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, er, 10. 10:30, 11:30 ond 12:30 p.m. (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. 8 a.m. NARANJA-. St. Ann 10:30 (Spanish! POMPAN^ BEACH: Assumption 7 8 LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. 9:30, 11, 12:15. there is a St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 ond 12. St. Luke, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 and 12 noon. 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November 32, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pane 27 LEGION OF DECENCY FILM RATINGS mm? t — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR A GENERAL PATRONAGE Z Across the Bridge Hey Boy, Hey Girl Phantom Planet *KII>AY, NOV. 22 (AdulU, Adol.) 6 p.m. (10) — Honeymoon REASON — (See Above) Air Patrol In Wake of Stranger Phantom of the Opera Alias Jesse James It's Only Money PT 109 9 a.m. (7) — The Happy Land 11:20 p.m. (5) — Mister Roberts (Adults, Adol.) 4:30 p.m. (4) — 100 Men And A All Hands On Deck In Search Of Raven, The Almost Angels The Castaways Reluctant Saint (Family) (Morally Objectionable In Girl (Family) Angel In A Taxi Invasion Quartet ? Runaway 7 p.m. (2 — Daytona - Orlando) As&ignmnt Island, The / Savage Sam 1 p.m. (10) — Mademoiselle Fifi Part For All) REASON — Sug- Outer Space Jason And The Sergeant Was A Lady — Vengeance Canyon (No 4:30 p.m. (7) — Wilson (Part Babes In Toyland Argonauts Seven Seas (Adults, Adol.) gestive dialogue and se- Bear. The It's A Mad, To Calais Class.) Two) (Family) Best Of Enemies Mad World Siege of The Saxons 4:15 p.m. (5) — The Jolson Story quences. Beauty and the Beast John Paul Jones Silent Call 7:30 p.m. (7) .— Singing In The Big Night Joseph and Slaves of Carthage (Part Two) (Family) 6 p.m. (10) — Face Of A Fugi- Blood and Steel His Brethren Son Of Flubber 11:20 p.m. (7) — X — The Un- Rain (Morally Objectionable Boy and the Pirates Jumbo Stop. Look and Laugh 4:30 p.m. (7) — Tobacco Road tive (Adults, Adol.) Brass Bottle, The King Kong vs. Godzilla Stowaway In The Sky known (Adults Adol.) In Part for All) REASON — Captain Sinbad Lassie's Great Summer Magic Clown And The Kid Adventure Swinging Alone (Morally Objectionable In 11:30 p.m. (10) — Voodoo Is- Suggestive dance. 11:25 p.m. (4) — O'Henry's Full Conspiracy of Hearts Last Days of Pompeii Sword In The Stone Part For All (REASON — Constantine And The Last Voyage Tammy And The land (Family) 11:25 p.m. (4) — Doctor In The House (Adults, Adol.) Cross Incredible Mr. Limpet, Doctor While recording the apprecia- Crimson Blade The Tarzans Three 11:30 p.m. (4) — Five Fingers House (Adults, Adol.) Damn the Defiant. Life of Maria Goretti Challanges tion of the changes which 11:30 p.m. (10) — Oil For The David and Goliath Adrian Messenger Teenage Millionaire (Family) — 11:30 p.m. (10) — They Drive Dentist In Chair Lilies Of The Field Ten Who Dared have been made in adapting Lamps Of China (No Class.) Hercules And The Longest Day There Was A Crocked 11:30 p.m. 12 — Daytona-Orlan- By Night (Morally Objection- Captive Women Majority Of One Man the story material to the Escape From Man From The Diners Titans, The do) — Jamaica Run (Adults, able In Part For All) REA- THURSDAY, NOV. 28 East Berlin Club 30 Years Of Fun screen, the Legion finds the 55 Days at Peking McLlntoek 300 Spartans Adol.) SON — Double-meaning and 9 a.m. (7) — Two Counts Of Face of Fire Michael Stroffoff . Three Stooges In Orbit film objectionable in part be- Flipper Midsummer Night's Trojan Horse suggestive dialogue. Murder (No Class.) First Space Ship Dream Ugly American cause of a few suggestive SUNDAY, NOV. 24 To Venus Miracle Of The TTnder-Ten Flags Gathering Of "Eagles White Stallions Viran. The scenes. 1 p.m (10) — The Window Gldet Goes To Rome Misty Unbelieveable 11:a.m. (5) — Back From The TUESDAY, NOV. 26 Gifiot ^ Mouse On The Moon Well Bury You (Family) /~\ Great Day Murder At The Gallop When Clock Strikes 4:30 p.m. (4) — A Star Is Born Dead (Morally Objectiona- 9 a.m. (7) — People Against Great Escape Mysterious Island Wonderful "World of 4:15 p.m. (5) — Captain V.^n Gunfight No Man Is An Island the Brothers Grimm (Part Two) (Morally Objee- ble In Part For All) REASON . O'Hara (Part Two) (Adults, Hev, Let's Twist No Place Like Homicide Wrrld Without End Castile (Adults, Adol.) How The West Nutty Professor, The Young And The Brave, tonable In Part For All) NO — Tends To give credibility Adol.) Was Won Password Is Courage The Honeymoon Machine Pana's Delicate Young Swingers REASON GIVEN to the erroneous doctrine of 1 p.m. (10) — Flying Fortress 7 p.m. (7) — The Last Glory Of Condition 6 p.m. (10) — My Favorite Wife reincarnation and as such can (Family). Troy (No Class.) - MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR lead to serious misinterpreta A It ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS (Morally Objectionable In 4:15 p.m. (5) — The Bad And 7 p.m. (4) — The Frogmen Fury Of The Pagans Nightmare In Part For All) REASON — tion. All Night Lone Fury Of Smuggler's Old Dark House, The The Beautiful (Morally Objec- (Family) All The Way Home Operation Bott1en>ck Suggestive remarks. 12 p.m. (4) — Our Little Girl Bay Pirates <>f Blood River tionable In Part For All) Antigone General Delia Rovere Play It Cool (No Class.) 11:25 p.m. (4) — Bloodhounds Any Number Can Win Gone Are The Days Playboy of the 7 p.m. (4) — Eocketship X-M REASON — Suggestive cos- Balloon Good Soldier, Western World (Family) 12 p.m. (7) — Winged Victory Of Broadway (Morally Objec- Barabbas Harbor Lights Samson and the Seven tuming, dialogue and situa- Because They're Young Haunted Palace, The Miracles of the World 7 p.m. (5) — Father Was A Full- (Adults, Adol.) tionable In Part For All) Beware Of Children Haunting, The Sardonicus tions. Billy Budd Heaven's Above REASON — Suggestive se- Birdman Of Alcatraz Hell Bent For Leathei Schweik, The back (Adults, Adol.) 5 p.m. (4) — The Violent Men 4:30 p.m. (4) — The Young Birds, The Hellions, The Shadow Or Fear quences. Black Sunday Hell Is For Heroes Sinner 11:25 p.m. (4) — The Big Clock (Adults, Adol.) Stranger (Family) Burning Court. The Hide And Seek Six Black Horses Castilaan Hootenanny Hoot Sound of Trumpets (Adults, Adol.) 11:10 p.m. (5) — The West 4:30 p.m. (7) — Wilson (Part 11:30 p.m. (10)— Perfect Speci- Charade Householder, The Square Of Violence Chushlnffura Huns, The Stolen Hours 11:30 p.m. (10) — White Tow- Point Story (Adults, Adol.) One) (Family) men (Family) Colossus Of Rhodes S'nn?er At My Door Come Fly With Me Incident In An Alley Suitor, The er (Family) 11:15 p.m. (4) — The Heiress 6 p.m. (10) — The Iron Major Condemned ot Altonk It Happened At Sword of the Court Martial The World's Fair Conciueror (Adults, Adol.) (Family) Courtship of Lancelot and Guinevere Taras Bulb'a SATURDAY, NOV. 23 Eddie's Father Lawrence Of Arabia Ten Seconds To Hell 11:20 p.m. (7) — Ghost Diver Archbishop Consecrates Crazy For Love ' Lineup ( Terror, The 7 p.m. (7) — Don't Go Near Day of Fury To Kill A Mockingbird 8 a.m. (5) — Secrets of the Day Of The Triffids Life In Danger (Family) The Water (Morally Objection- Days of Wine and Roses Lisa 13 West Street Wasteland (Family) Berlin Cathedral Altar Dead To The World Lonely Are The Brave Thunder Island able In Part For All) REA- Deadly Duo Long Absence Two Nights With 12:30 p.m. (4.) — The Naughty MONDAY, NOV. 25 Duel Of The Titans Lord Of The Flies Cleopatra SON — Suggestive dialogue BERLIN (NO — Archbishop Electra Madison Avenue Twice Told Tales 90's (Adults, Adol.) 9 a.m. (7) — People Against Ervik The Conqueror Magnificent Seven Virginia of Rome and situations. Alfred Bengsch, Bishop of Ber- Face of a Fugitive Mary, Mary Wake Me When 3 p.m. (2 — Daytona - Orlando) O'Hara (Part One) (Adults, Family Diary, Mein Kampf It's Over 11:25 p.m. (4) — The Proud lin, has consecrated the main Fanny Mighty Ursus Walk Like A Dragon — Young And Dangerous Adol.) Flame In The Street Miracle Worker War Is Hell Ones (Family) altar of the restored Cathedral Flower Drum Song Mutiny On The Bounty Wheeler Dealers, The (Adults, Adol.) 1 p.m. (10) — Two In The Four Days Of Naples My Geisha X-Man With The 11:30 p.m. (10) — Foreign In- of St. Hedwig on the East Ber- 40 Pound Of Trouble My Name Is Ivan X-Ray Eyes 3:30 p.m. (7) — Panic In The Dark (Family) Naked Edge Young Racers, The trigue (Adults, Adol.) Frantic Streets (Morally Objection- 4:15 p.m. (5) — You For Me lin side of the Berlin Wall. It was destroyed during a bomb- A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS able In Part For All) REA- (Morally Objectionable In WEDNESDAY, NOV. 27 Adventures of a Fun In Alcapolco Rider on a Dead Hoi se ing raid in 1943. Young Man Gunfight At ftocco and His Brother SON — Tends To condone im- Part For All) REASON — 9 a.m. (7) — Daytime Wife Angels of Darkness Comanche Creek Running Man, The Another Time. Another Home From The Hall Sound and the Fury moral actions. Reflects the acceptability of (Adults, Adol.) The Berlin diocese, which has Place Horror Chamber of Spencer's Mountain Beach Party Summer and Smoke 4:30 p.m. (4) — Bugles In The divorce. 1 p.m. (10) — Sued For 571,200 Catholics, includes all of Big Deal On Dr. Faustus Sundays and Cybele Madonna St. Horror Hotel Sweet B.ird of Youth Afternoon (Family) 4:30 p.m. (4) — Caught In The Libel (Family) this divided city. East Berlin's Big Risk. The Hustler, The Taste of Honey Bye, Bye Birdie I Could Go On Singing Take Her She's Mine 6:30 p.m. (10) — I Aim At The , Draft (Adults, Adol.) 4:15 p.m. (5) — The Bad And communist authorities did not Cairo In The French Style This Farth Is Mine California Interns, The Thunder of Drums Stars (Adults, Adol.) 4:30 p.m. (7) — Bottom Of The The Beautiful (Morally Objec- allow West Berlin's 296,500 Cath- Captain's Table La Notte Brava Tower of London Cardinal, The Leopard. The Town Without Pity 9 p.m. (7) — Imitation General Bottle (Adults, Adol.) tionable In Part For All)olics to attend the ceremony. The Ceremony Love ana Larceny Toys In The Attic Claudelle Inglish Love Is A Ball TwiUght Of Honor Come Blow Your Horn Magician Two Are Guilty Condemned Of Altona Make Mine Minlc For The Seesaw Crooks Anonymous Manchurian Candidate Twn Women Day of the Outlaw Mind Benders - V.I.P/s, The Jaivohl! Day In Court Monkey in Th« Winter Warriors Five LOOKING FOR US? 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Page 2S November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida PL 9-6825 $wmmmGBD TO rmt ACTION A TOUCH OF CAPE COD ON BISCAYNS SAY Production Of Lewd Movies On increase By WILLIAM H. MOORING gested that if the legitimate Chief Geoffrey Shurlock has ob- screen "Art" and denigrating Hollywood film industry would jected. the good works of the Movie HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — The dissociate itself from the trash Code and the Legion of De- time has come when the legiti- Mr. Ransohoff, of course, SEAFOOD RESTAURANT On the peddlers, it should bar them all insists that his nude scenes cency.' It now is clear where mate, Hollywood movie industry studio space, withdraw all busi- liberalization, carried too far, 79th St. must stop dead, the mushroom- represent "Art." This is the • MAINE LOBSTERS Causeway ness from raw film suppliers too fast, has gotten the movie ing t r a f f i c defensive argument used in • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD and labs processing "nudie" every instance, no matter how business — and motion picture in "nudie-lewd- "art." • CLAMS, OYSTERS & STONE CRABS ies," or be told pictures; refuse further employ- obviously pornographic or ob- to "drop dead" Hollywood ment to "artistes" who choose scene a film may be. PRODUCER HONORED MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT V- OUR 16th"YEAR by a few mil- to degrade themselves by ap- A report from Milan says film The Movie Code has been lion .more of its In Focus pearing in such trash and keep producer Samuel Bronston, with their own film product out of changed and changed within the studios in Madrid "has been regular, cash past few years, until there is customers. theaters in which it is exhibited. awarded the Cross of Merit of hardly one firm, original rule the Knights of the Holy Sepul- CREEPING CANCER left in it. None with teeth! "It's not us," said major Hol- chre." Since that time nudity has Mr. Pumpernik sez: lywood studio spokesmen, when This whittling down policy is It soon wHI be our IOHI Anniversary crept into more and more Holly- "This was presented in Milan, two years ago, a Fact Finding what led to moral degeneration but the party it all yours! wood films. Jayne Mansfield, by authority of Eugenio Cardi- Committee set up by the Los of movies in the first place, al- who holds a Screen Actor's -, nal Tisserant." Mr. Bronston A-' \s Board of Supervisors, ' though when I said so three Guild card, has displayed her- just completed filming "Fall of w looking into the porno- years ago, I was charged with the Roman Empire;" script by graphic picture racket. Present self in the pornographic buck- "moralizing" at the expense of Phil Yordan and Ben Barzman. were Jewish, Protestant and catcher, "Promises, Promises." Restaurants & Pantry Bronston currently is filming • • IWiajni Geac!i 12"th and u>scaync Blvd., No.tu Mlaro Catholic representatives, the Now producer Martin Ranso- "Cireus World," co-starring PTA, American Legion and all hoff, who is making "The Amer- icanization of Emily"- for maj- Movie 'Cardinal' John Wayne and Rita Hay- the film unions, including the worth. Screen Actors Guild. or release through MGM, wants the Movie Code changed to per- Classified All! "LILIES" — AND CACTUS mit nudes scenes to which Code At the time, tliis column sug- NEW YORK (NO — The Na- One rarely enjoys the pleas- HOUSE OF H00 CHINESE FEAST tional Legion of Decency has ure of reporting the box-office 79th Sf. Causeway, M.B. given the movie "The Cardinal" success of a movie such as ALL YOU CAN EAT Catholic Programs In Diocese a classification of A-III, moral- "Lilies of the Field." It's about UN 5-7277 $*$ 4%£ MON.-SAT. ly unobjectionable for adults. a Negro, Baptist workman (Sid- — Delivery — O*JL3 4:30-9:00 On Radio And Television It noted that the film, a Co- ney Poitier), who comes across lumbia release based on a novel a small community of nuns in But in his haste to make tne pill available to the world, he makes by Henry Morton Robinson, "is the Arizona desert and builds a TELEVISION one mistake. The teller ol this story offers as a substitute for the 'pro- the fictional story of an Ameri- chapel for them. SEAS SEA FOOD MARKET fessor's pill an older, even more can priest based from the time (Sunday) powerful formula. On second,,.third and fourth Our Fish Are Truly Fresh 8:45 A.M. of his ordination to his nomina- 9 A.M. tion as a cardinal." week hold-overs, even in some 7 Fresh Northern Fish TKLAM1GO - WCKT, Ch. 7 - Span- THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — ish inspirational discourse by Fa- WJCM, (Sebriug) (See Above) The legion's observation said tough key city theaters, "Lilies ther Jorge Bez Chabebe, assistant 8:45 A.M. of the Field" IF drawing sizable pastor. Immaculate Conception par- CHOIR LOFT - WIOD, 610 Kc.; 97.3 further: ish, Hiateah.* FM — The Cathedral Choir, direct- audiences. Unlike last year's » A.M. ed by Organist Charles Belanger, "As a dramatization of the "Reluctant Saint" it is not be- THE OHRlSTOrHEHS - Ch. 5, sings selections from "Messe Mo- humanity of the Catholic priest- WPTV — (West Palm Beach) "The dale" by Composer Marcel Pehu.» ing frozen ou;. Power of Newspapers" — Kevin THAT I MAY SHE FM REPEAT - hood, presented against a back- Kennedy introduces this program WFLM-FM, 105.9 Mg. (Fort Lander-, by presenting the principles of jour- dale) — FM rebroadcast of Father ground of richly photographed CLAM & OYSTER RAW BAR nalism by Dean Williams, founder Davkl J. Heffernan's TV instruc- of the country's first school of tion talk.' and handsomely produced litur- Journalism. Special guest is Ricn- »21st off Collins Ave. FRESH POULTRY AND EGGS ar<] T. Baker, a faculty member of » A.M. gical ceremonies, and realized the Columbia School of Journal- THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM - with some sensitive performanc- .Miami Beach 2200 S.W. Red Road (57th Ave.) PH 666-3034 ism. WGMA (Hollywood) es, this motion picture makes 9:15 A.M. 9:30 A.M. THE S4CRKD HEART PROGRAM THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — for absorbing entertainment. — Ch 5 WPTV — (West Palm WIRA, 1400 Kc. FM 95.5 Mg. (Fort. Bea»h> - Father Robert I. Gan- Lauderdale) "The theme of the story, how- non S J., director, of Jesuit Mis- 9:30 A.M. ever, involving as it does deli- • SPECIAL SUNDAY PRICES sions New York, in the third talk CATHOLIC NEWS AND YOU — of the Sacred Heart Program se- WHEW, 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) cate theological-ethical issues ries Toward Better Understanding. — News of parishes in Palm Beach Father Gannon's talk is entitled area reported by Father Cyril and Catholic practices, is some- "Points of Agreement." Schweinberg, C.P., retreat director, times treated in such a manner AFTER CHURCH MEET 10:30 A.M. Our Lady of Florida Monastery and STEAKS I.OOK DP AND LIVE Ch. 4, WTVJ Retreat House, North Palm Beach.* that questions which would re- RIBS ALL YOUR FRIENDS AT . . . — "A Lifetime of Service" featur- 10:15 A.M. quire a fuller explanation for ing James Broderick and Judson SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR — ROAST BEEF Laire is a symbolic drama about WMET, 1220 Kc. — Spanish-lan- the immature and uninformed, LOBSTER the problems encountered in main- guage religious program, auspices taining moral principles in contem- of Diocesan Centro Hispano Catoli- may be subject to possible mis- Varied Menu From porary society. Today's program is co. Moderator: Father Avelino Gon- understanding and misinterpre- produced by the CBS network in zales O P., with Father Jose cooperation with the National Coun- Maria Polios O.P.» tation. While noting this res- cil of Catholic Men. 4:05 icntary CAESAR SALAD 11 A.M. ervation, the legion recognizes CATHOLIC NEWS - WGBS, 710 Kc. THAT I MAY SEE — WCKT, Ch. 7 - 96 3 FM — Summary of interna- that, with proper guidance and BANQUET FACILITIES Instruction discourse by Father tional Catholic news from NCWC instruction, adolescents could Free Parking CAFETERIAS David J. Heffernan, pastor, St. Catholic News Service and South k OPEN ALL YEAR Piusi X>*arti3h, Fort Lauderdale.* Florida Catholic news' from The also find the film of entertain- 0PEN • MIAMI - 2155 CORAL WAY Voice.* JE 8-0523 ^ V2 HOUR* HIALEAH - 250 EAST 4th AVE. MASS FOR SHUT-INS - WLBW-TV, 8:30 P.M. ment interest." Ch 10 — Celebrant: Father Mi- THE HOUR OF THE CRUC1F1KD — SUNDAY* S. MIAMI - 6272 S. DIXIE HWY. chael Licari, assistant pastor, St. WJNO (West Palm Bea«h) • HOMESTEAD - 399 N. KROME AVE. Hugh parish, Coconut Grove.* 1 P.M. 8:45 P.M. THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - 'FLORIDA'S MOST PICTURESQUE DINING SPOT' THB CHRISTOPHERS, Ch. 2,

November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 29 A DONDE VA EL CONCIL1O 'diem Discufen Sobre la Election y Jubilation de los Obispos CIUDAD DEL VATICANO Mons. Alberto Devoto, obis- traves del nuncio apostolico; de las exiigencias de los tiem- (NV) — Un obispo argentino po de Goyo, ihtervino en los en los paises donde rige el pos modernos. Quiere adema3 «xpres6 ante el Concilio el de- debates sobre los obispos y patronato, el gobierno presen- que se elimine la intervencion seo de que a la hora de nom- el gobierno de la diocesis, pa- ta una tema. del gobiermo civil. Hace Histories el Document© ra invocar este derecho como brar otros obispos, se consulte Mons. Devoto va mas alia al episcopado nacional. Y que parte de la colegialidad del Varios Padres del Concilio episcopado. al pedir que se ponderen muy Conciliar Sobre los Judios se jubiile a quienes no puedan bien las cualidades persona- han recibido esta interven- desempeiiar su cargo debida- Actualmente los candidates les del candidato en funcion cion como otra contribucion mente. los presenta la Santa Sede a de la diocesis que le espera, y apreciable de los obispos de Roma (NC) — Un Iider judio califico aqui de "aconte- Latinoamerica a la asamblea cimiento historico" la presentacion a los padres del Concilio ecumenica, por estar anima- de un documento sobre "fa actitud de los catolicos hacia los dos de un criterio realista no cristianos, y particularmente respecto a los judios." eminentemente pastoral. Zachariah Schuster, director europeo del Comite Judio Norteamericano, dijo qu* su organization acogia dicho acto Al pensarse en el nombra- corao "un acontecimiento historico", rindiendo especial tri- miento de un nuevo o>"'^o, bute al cardenal Agustin Bea SJ, presidente del Secretarlado dice la mocion de Moif e- pro Unidad Cristiana. voto, debiera oirse el pai'e- K cer de los obispos de la region El proyecto.titulado De CaDhoIicorum Hatitudine ad correspondiente, para que in- Noohristianos et Maxima ad Ud'aeos" fue preparado duran- diquen nombres de sacerdo- te dos anos por el Secretariado del Cardenal Bea. Esta llama- tes aptos para el episcopado, y do a formar parte del cuarto capitulo del esquema sobre ecu- expresen libremente su opi- menismo, cuyos tres primeros caipitulos han sido ya someti- nion confidencial sobre los dos a los obispos. candidates d« la Santa Sede. "La aceptacion de ese decreto imposibilitara que nadie fnetigue el odio contra los judlios, clamando sancion o sopor- En vista de la colegialidad te en la ensenanza o dogma de la Iglesia", comento el lider de los obispos, es deseable que judio. el futuro miembro de ese co- legio en una region o nacion Un perito conciliar, el RIP Gregory Baum AA, de Toron- determinada, sea incorporado to, Canada,, dijo por sn parte que el documento puede servir segdn el consejo de los que ya de guia a los predicadores. son obispos

Observo el Padre Baum que los oradores sagrados, en su El candidato, agrego el pre- afan de presentar graficamente los sufrimientos de Cristo, lado, debe ser un hombre cu- utilizan a veees un lenguaje super-dramatico con la posi!bl«. ya formacion y apertura de consecuencia, inintencionada, de dar a sus oyentes una ma- espiritu le permitan compren- la impresion de los judios. der el valor de los recursos El Padre Baum, hebreo de nacimiento, reconocio que 61 modernos aplicados a la pas- mismo ha incurrido esporadicamentie en esa clase de predi- toral, como la sociologia reli- cation. giosa, los medios de eomuni- CINCUENTA cardenales y 1^09 patriarcas Letran. Ea la foto apareee el PonO'fice lv- cacion de masa, la pedagogia En el Vaticano se facilit6 un comunicado dando ccuenta del catecismo. y ibispos se encontraron entre la concurren- ciendo su entrada en la iglesia. El Papa dijo de la distribucion del documento a los padres conciliares e fair cia de mas de 20 mil persona* «ju* presen- formando sobre ei mismo. ciaroa los ritos en los qve el Papa Paulo VI, al pueblo que se proponia hacer "visit? «• Y esta capacidad debe ade- pastorales" para dar "nu«va vitalidad" a mas ajustarse al medio a que El documento — explica dicho comunicado —, es ente- como Obispo de Roma, tom6 posesWn de sn Iglesia Catedral, la Basilica de San Juan de Sede de Roma. se destina el nuevo obispo: ramente religioso en su contenido y espiritual en su propos*- por ejemplo, un sacerdote que to. no comoce los problemaa ru- Se desprende de la creciente apreciacidn dte la sagrada rales no deberia normalmen- berencia de la Iglesia el hecho de que el Concilio se ocupe A TRAVES DE AMERICA HOJEANDO CATEC1SMOS te ser enviado a gobernar una diocesis del campo; y vicever- de los judios, no como una raaa o nacion, sino como el pue- sa, un hombre que ha pasado blo elegido del Antiguo TeStaraento. su vida al cuidado de peque- Bl lenguaje claro e inequivoco del texto hace que el Se- nas comunidades rurales, no Necesidad Urgente del Seglar en la Catequesis parece .normalmente .el mas cretario tenga confianza en que ningiin otro motivo sera dfe- apto para el gobierno de ana ducido de el, excepto el amor hacia todos del difunto Pap« WASHINGTON (NC) — teq«6tico, para luego vistiar dres de Maryknoll y otros, pa- gran metropoli. Y para todo Juan, quien quiso que el tema fuera preparado para log pa- Un sacerdote argentino in- varias ciudades de Estados ra formar catequistas en tres esto puede consultarse direc- dres conciliares. teresado en la ensenanza del Unldos. lenguas: castellano, quechua tamente ai clero de cada la- catecismo en Latinoamerica y aymara. gar, que sabe como reaocio- •La propiieta se refiere en primer termino al vineulo pro- ha recorrido en omnibus la En su ruta por la vertebra fanflio^existente entre la Uglesia y el pueblo elegido del An- de los Andes se fue dete- —iPromisorios asomos por naria uno de sus companeros distancia de Santiago de Chi- ante ciertas situaciones. tiguo Testamento. Segtin el designio misericordioso de Dios, le a San Antonio, Texas, en niendo en varios pueblos. mejorar los metodos en Cos- la Iglesia tiene sus raices en la alianza heoha por Dios con siete meses. Mis impresiones sobre la ta Rica, Bl Salvador, Mexico. Abraham y sus descendientes. Ese plan de slavacion para to- ensenanza del catecismo son Es interesante comprobar d'a la humanidad encuenitra su culmination en la venida de Pero al paso qne va la pe- iQue recomendaria? Que muy variadas — dice el sacer- los obispos aprovechen las ve- que la propuesta de Mons Jesucristo, hijo de David y descendiente de Abraham, segum dagogia catequistica en nuu- dote peregrino — diesde ea- Devoto tiende a restaurar al- la sangre. Por El la llamada divina, dada al pueblo elegido chas regiones, tardaremos se- cas que el CELAM ofrece pa- gunas practicas que estuvie- contrar sitios donde es primi- ra el Institute Catequetico en de antiguo, se extiende, a traves de su Iglesia al mundo entero. tenta meses para llegar a una tiva y defectuosoa, fumdada ron en vigencia en la Igle- ro. meta aceptable, comenta el Santiago, que ya ha formado sia hasta los comienzos de la Pbro. Bruno Ostropolski, de en aquel catecismo polemico a un centenar de pedagogos. Edad Media, como fuera la de Trento contra el protes- ™ Un segundo punto de la propuesta es el de q.ue la res- Posadas, Argentina. eleccion de los obispos por el tantismo, o si no en autores "No basta saber la doctri- clero y el pueblo. No se tra- ponsabilidad historica y moral por la muerte de Cristo cae antiguos como Astete y Ripal- na. Urge ensefiar y enseflar- ta ahora de reproducir tales sobre la humanidad pecadora. Fue para expiar los pecados El Padre Ostropolski expli- ca sencillamente su hazana: da; hasta sentirme verdadera- la bien, en los Seminarios, en practicas, sino de conservar de todos los hombres que el Hijo de Dios se ofrecio "No tenia dinero para el mente edificado por la reno- ias parroquias, en las prgani- lo que habia en ellas de bue- en la Cruz. La parte que los lideres judios del tiempo de avion. Me habia invitado un vacion moderna y eficaz de la zaciones seglares. Hay que lle- no y sano. Cristo tuvieron en la Crucifixion no excluye la culpaibilidad eompafiero de Texas, y con ensenanza de la doctrina, co- garle con sistema y tecnica a die toda la humanidad. Es mas, la culpabilidad personal de permiso del obsipo, decidi ve- mo en algunas regiones de un mundo nuevo", dice el Pr- El obispo de Goya tuvo j)jxa aquellos lideres no puede ser cargada sobre todo el pueblo nirme por bus" Colombia y en varias capita- dre Bruno. intervencion, si se quiera ^ judio de entonces o de ahora. Resulta por lo tanto injus- les". delicada, porque se relaV. ^a to llamar a este pueblo "deicida", o considerarlo "maldito" Se hallaba en Santiago co- "Ha*e falta acentuar la re- con el retiro de los obispos de Dios. San Pablo, en su carta a los Romanos, nos asegu- mo alumno del Institute de "A grandesrasgos, prima lo novaci6n 'kerigmatica' (trans- a cierta edad. Hasta ahora ra que Dios no rechazo al pueblo que ha'bia elegido. Catequesis del Consejo Epis- traidcional, pero hay cosas mitir como un heraldo) de la como se sabe, el episcopado copal Latinoamericano, que buenas", agrega: historia de la Salvacion. El es funci6n vitalicia, sin limi- El documento conciliar no pretend* tratar las diversas te de edad. prepara a los dirigentes del —Un movimiento nacional cristianismo es un hecho:. es causas del antisemitismo. Sin embargo indica que los sagra- apostolado del catcismo en to- la venida del Hijo de Dios a dos eventos de la Biblia, y en particular, su relate de la en Argentina para coordinaj^ Mons. Devoto propone- que do el continente. Su ruta de y mejorar la ensenanza, por salvarnos „ Y eso lo debe Crucifixion, no pueden dar lugar a desden, odio o persecu- 10.000 fcilometros le llevo a aprender el pueblo cristiano". se cambie este sistema en tion de los judios. Los predicadores y catequistas, dice el medio de la Asociacion Nacio- tres pasos sucesiivos: ivrimera Puno y Cuzco, Lima, Guaya- nal de la Doctrina Cristiana. texto, quedan prevenidos para que nuncaca presenten una quil y Quito; Bogota, Carta- "Finalmente, recomendaria que el Concilio incorpore al posicidn contraria; mas, aun, se les urge a promover la un mayor empleo del laico en texto del actual esquema so- gena y Panama (esta secci6n —Los saludables efectos en bre este gobierno de las dio- comprension y la mutua estima. impasable, en barco); Centro- parroquias chilenas del Insti- la catequesis, incluso a tiem- po complete, pagado El sa- cesis, un procedimiento por america y Mexico, antes de tute de Santiago. el cual puedan renunciar aque ^ Resulta claro, por lo tanto, que tanto el contenido co- llegar a San Antonio. cerdote tiene su ministerio sa - llos obispos a quienes la avan- mo el proposito del documento son puramente religiosos. No —En magnifico esfuerzo ca- cerdotal tan abrumado, que zada edad, la salud quebran- puede ser llamado pro-sionista o anti-sionista, pues eonside- Salio en junio y Uego en di- tequistico en Puno y Cuzco, para alcanzar bien a mas pue- tada u otra causa grave, im- ra eso como cuestiones politicas, enteramente fuera de su ciembre del afio pasado. AW completamente con las es- blo, debe aprovechar el apos- pida el desempeno adecuado, ambito religioso. paso otros dias de estudio ca- cuelas Radiof onicas de los Pa- tolado del seglar". d© su carga pastoral.

Page 30 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida INICIAN HOY CONFERENCIAS MATRIMONIALES EN ESPAflOL Nuevo Circulo de Escuderos de Colon Cubanos en Miami Charlas para Matrimonios Sobre Vida Familiar Cristiana

En dias pasados quedo cons- blo Montes y Mariscal Fran- £3 programa de Conierencias eolpnia hispana de Miami. mos: Primera HOC he, un sa- eobre "La Educacion de los tituido en Miami un nuevo cisco Naranjo, entre otros. Cana, para matrimonios de Las conferencias Cana en cerdote habla sobre "Necesi- Hijos, Problema Bisieo de 1» habla hispana comenzara a espafiol se ofreceran los dias dad de la presencia y del tes- Circulo de Escuderos de Colon Familia Cristiana." La junta de consejeros esta ofrecerse esta nocbe en el sa- viernes y sabado, noviembre timonio de la Familia Cristia- cubanos, patrocinado por el lon parroquial de SS. Peter 22 y 23 en SS. Peter and Paul; na en el Mundp de Hoy", un Para acelerar la difusi^n Coneejo Nuestra Senora de la encabezada por Jesus Cruza como consejero mayor. Paul, auspiciado por el Buro JJov. 29 y 30 en el Corpus medico, sobre "Problemas de los t«mas que se ofreceran, Caridad de la Orden de Caba- de Vida Familiar de la Dio^ Christi; diciembre 13 y 14 en medicos-morales en el matri- estoa se ofreceran para regio- lleros de Colon. El nuevo cir- El pasado domingo, dia 17, cesis de Miami. St. John the Apostle, Hialeah, monio: £3 Control de la Na- »e» que comprend' n distin- culo, con el nombre de San el nuevo circulo observ6 la y Bic. 20 y 21 en little Flo- talidad". La segunda noctoe, tas parroquias. Asi, las confe- Cristobal funciona en la pa- £1 programa consiste en wer, Coral Gables. Siempre un matrimonio explicara "Lo rencias que se ofreceran hoy festividad religiosa de su sun- cuatro charlas en dos noches rroquia del Corpus Christt. to patron con una Biisa en la comenzando las 8:00 p.m. y manana sabado en el sal6n de una misma semana y esta que pide y lo que Ofrece el de SS. Peter and Paul sera pa- Iglesia del Corpus Christi a la Su junta de ofieialesf quedo destinado a intensificar el Los temas de las conferen- Movimiento Familiar Cristia- ra los matrimonios pertiene- que asisitieron ademis los es- apostolado familiar entre la cias seran siemprv "os mis- iio" y un pedagogb disertari cientes a las parrequias de SS. integrada de la siguiente for- cuederos del primer circulo ma: iPeter and Paul, St. John Bos- cubano, Cristo Rev* y los co, St. Michael, St. Dominic Escudero Jefe, Rafael Con- miembros del Corisejo Nues- UN SACERDOTE EN LA REUNION DE LA SIP y St Agnes. 6e; escudero jefe detegado, tra Senora de la Caridad, in- *' on Alba; Padre Prior, R. tegrado por Caballeros de Co- Las de la setnana pr^xima, 1 iianiel Sinchez; Notario lon cubanos ahora en el exi- dias 29 y 30, en el sa!6n pa- Hector Vergara; Economo Pa- lio. rroquial del Corpus Christie Prelado Venezolano Enfoca Situation desuPais seran para las parroquias de St. Mary's Cathedral, St Rose Monsefior Jesus Maria Pe- of Lima, St. Patrick y Gesu, llin, Dean de la Catedral de ademas de la propia Corpus Christi. Caracas y director del Diario La Religion es el unico sacer- Diciembre 13 y 14, para el dote que asiste a las reunio- &rea de Hialeah, Miami Sp- nes del Congreso de la Socie- rings y Oppa Locka,, en el sa- dad Interamericana de Prensa lon de St John the Apostle, que se estan efectuando en el tasia Ave, Coral Ga- a.m.

Navembar 33. 19A3 THE VO1CS The Question Box Is Limbo Mentioned

ALL-PUR POSE Anywhere In Bible? HOME FINANCING By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY buying, building, selling or refinancing Q. Does it say anything in questioned, he was ordered the Bible about Limbo? If so bound hand and foot and cast where? forth into the darkness out- side, where there will be the A. Our word Limbo comes weeping and gnashing of from the Latin Iimbus, a border teeth. Highhanded procedure, region, or a fringe, but this surely, and only a little less Latin word seems to have Ger- severe than the same king's manic origin. As far as I know ordering his armies sent there is no Greek word in the against his servants' killers, Bible which is used in the sense destroying them and burning we now give to Limbo. In Old their city. Testament times there were fre- "Even The Hindus Have Much Confidence quent references to Sheol, the In the case of the '"""lest In the Sisters," writes a member of the community at ANIKAD nether regions, where all the without the wedding git nt, in southern India. "In delivery cases they get much relief when dead gathered. In the New Tes- does the punishment fit' the entrusted to the care of the Sisters. crime? In fact no crime at all Many patients are coming daily and "Richard explained many points about the Catholic Faith tament we have refinements on setting medicine. Many must re- and took me to Mass every Sunday." this term. In Luke 16, 22, we was committed, merely a ceive special attention. But without are told that the beggar died breach of etiquette. Bear in a place to put enough beds, it is dif- SHARING OUR TREASURE and was carried away by the mind that the guest was pick- ficult. There are many diseases angels to rest in Abraham's bos- ed up at random from the such as tuberculosis and dysentery, om, or on,, his lap. When the crossroads. He may have etc. among the villagers. A year ago rich man died he went to Hades, been too poor to dress for the we opened the dispensary. At pres- Inquiry Class Convinced occasion. ent in cases of urgent necessity, we which may have been Sheol or keep patients in the corner of the some worse place. If the Gospel is taken lit- dispensary. A building with 20 or Her Of One, True Church erally we gain the impression Jbi Holy Father's Mission Aid 30 beds is badly needed. The people On the cross Jesus promised that the King of Heaven is an for the Oriental Church will do the manual labor. We need By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN mosphere of reverence on the the repentant thief; "You will campus, and I felt a closeness absolute monarch, a cruel $2500 for materials. Benefactors are our sole hope." . . . The "Gee, I wish that I could be with me in Paradise today." Archbishop warmly adds-his plea. Will you help these struggling to God that I had never felt be- despot, only too ready toin - share my holy Faith with oth- And we believe that Jesus went Sisters? Any amount will be appreciated. fore. I was praying more than flict the severest punishments ers, but I don't know how to go to the Limbo of the Fathers on even for misdemeanors. How ever and learning more and that day, to announce to them about it. Besides, I'm anything more about the Catholic reli- reconcile this with the kind the glad tidings of their redemp- but a theolo- gion. and loving Father in heaven? GLASTONBURY HAWTHORN gian." tion. So it would seem that Haven't you "When my friends went to "Paradise" might be the Limbo A. We should keep in mind, This hawthorn of England blooms twice yearly, an unusual of the Fathers. I believe, that the story of the thing, once in May and once around Christmas time. Legend like millions of I the Communion rail, I real- has it that Joseph of Arimathea and his 11 companions were sent other Catholic-* * ized I was missing the great- wedding feast is a parable. there by St. Luke. Joseph's staff, placed in the ground, bloomed. said this? est help that the Catholic Was it heaven or Limbo to When we try to apply a story of . . . Sorry we cannot send you slips from" it but we will send a If so, there'* ii religion can give — the recep- which Jesus referred when he this kind to reality we must not card of pressed flowers from the Holy Land and a GIFT CARD simple way in tion of Our Lord in the Holy/ told the wrongdoers that they strive to make every feature of to anyone in whose name you send a mission gift. Some sug- which you ran Eucharist. I talked over the would weep and gnash their the story fit the facts. Good gestions: achieve y o u 1 matter with Regina Ritter, teeth when they saw Abaham stories are dramatic; they tend Mass Kit $100 Chalice $40 Stations $25 goal: set a good FR. O'BRIEN one of my close friends, and and Isaac and Jacob in the to get out of hand. They are told Altar 75 Ciborlum 40 Censer 20 example by liv- her mother. 'Why not take a Kingdom of God, while they for effect. This old king was a Vestments 50 Statue 30 Sane'y Lamp 15 ing an upright life, loving God course of instruction,' suggest- were excluded? (Luke 13, 28). despot — a real rat. We should Confessional 40 Tabernacle 25 Altar Linens 15 and your neighbor. ed Mrs. Ritter. 'This will not Monstrance 40 Crucifix 25 Sane'y Bell 5 not try to make all his inqui- This will kindle interest in commit you to join, but will In Luke 14, 15, there is refer- ties fit our good and loving Fa- the Faith which inspires such a enable you to decide intelli- ence to a man who was guest at ther in heaven. The man without gently.' the banquet in the Kingdom of OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS Christlike life. Deepen that in- a wedding garment probably terest by telling a non-Catholic God. Possibly this referred to symbolizes a person who has ac- 1. Perpetual membership ($20) or annual membership friend about your Faith, give "This was just the advice I heaven itself. cepted the call of Christ to sanc- ($1) in the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE him some Catholic literature, in- needed. I agreed, and Mrs. Rit- ity and salvation, and then has ASSOCIATION. ter brought me to an inquiry In Eph. 4, 9, there is refer- proven unworthy. Too bad for vite him to Mass, and then ence to the fact that Jesus de- 2. A DONATION for the care of the aged, orphans, bring him to an inquiry class or class conducted by Father Rich- the poor fellow; he is hardly lepers or refugees in our care. FOOD PACKAGE scended to the under parts of to a priest for systematic in- ard A. Urbine at St. Anthony's. better off than those who re- costs $10. the earth — which we desig- struction. That clinched it. fused the call in the first place. 3. A STRINGLESS GIFT for an urgent mission need. FOUNDED BY CHRIST nate as the Limbo of the Fath- Pray for your friend and en- "In a friendly manner Father ers.. courage him to pray for the brought out the marvelous unity RINGTTfHLBELLS AND TELL THE PEOPLE grace of faith. In most cases St. Peter, in his First Letter, of the Catholic Church — the 3, 19, refers to the preaching to the words of the popular song. Doesn't NOVEMBER—the month this will lead the truth seeker mark which Jesus said was for- of the Holy Souls ring a bell with you. Our priests will remem- those who were in prison — ap- to the baptismal font and the ever to characterize His Church. MISSAL ber your loved ones in Masses if you wish to send MASS communion rail. parently our Limbo of the Fa- STIPENDS. Truth is one, and cannot brook thers. This is illustrated in the contradictory doctrines. Catho- GUIDE conversion of Dorothy J. Sel- lics believe the same doctrines, However, in the entire Bible lenberg of South Bend, Ind. Nov. 24 — Twenty-fourth Sunday MINE DISASTERS receive the same sacraments, there is no reference to a Lim- After Pentecost. Mass of the "I was raised a Methodist," assist at the same Mass and bo of the Infants, which is an These recurring disasters and rescues of the last five years related Dorothy, "sang in the Sunday. Gloria, Creed, Pref- acknowledge the supreme au- invention of theologians in an ace of the Trinity. draws our mind to another miner—St. John, once condemned choir and was active in the thority of the pope. effort to solve their difficulties to the lead mines of Patmos where he wrote the Apocalypse . . . Nov. 25 — St. Catharine, Virgin Methodist Youth Fellowship. about the necessity of baptism Perhaps we should pray to him today . . . One thing that certainly My interest in the Catholic re- "Furthermore, the Catholic and Martyr. Mass of the would please him is to sponsor the training of a Sister-to-be or for salvation. ligion was kindled through Church alone was founded di- Feast. Gloria, Common Pref- a seminarian in his beloved Middle East, a student or Sister ace. dating Richard McManus dur- rectly by Jesus, who bestowed Q. If the words of the Gos- such as JOHN SOUDI SANSOUR or SISTER MARY ELAIZ. Nov. 26 — St. Sylvester, Abbot. Cost: for the seminarian—$100 a year for six years. For a ing my senior year in high upon it the authority to teach pel are to be taken literally, Sister-to-be: $150 a year for two years. school. A good Catholic, Rich- all nations. He promised to be one is appalled at the sever- Mass of the Feast. Gloria, ard explained many points with it all days, protecting it ity of the punishment meted Second Prayer of St. Peter. Common Prefsee. Dear Monsignor Ryan: about the Catholic Faith and from error. I explained to my out for minor infractions. took me to Mass every Sun- parents that I was convinced of Greater crimes bring horrible Nov. 27 — Ferial Day. s J of Enclosed please find for day for a year. the truth of the Catholic reli- retribution. Last Sunday. No Gloria, No gion and they told me to follow Creed. Common Preface. Name "The use of Latin made it dif- my own conscience. With a hap- In today's (19th Sunday aft- Nov. 28 — Ferial Day. Mass of ficult to participate, but with Street py heart I was baptized April er Pentecost) Gospel by St. last Sunday, No Gloria, No the help of a missal I managed 14, 1960, with Mrs. Ritter as my Matthew we read that the Creed. Common Preface. City Zone State i. after a fashion to follow the godmother. The next day I re- Tringdom of heaven is like a Nov. 29 — Ferial Day. Mass of priest at the altar. Dick secured ceived our Eueharistic Lord and king who, after rebuffs from last Sunday. No Gloria, Sec- a Navy scholarship at Notre my happiness was complete." invited guests to his son's ond prayer of St. Saturninus, Dame, and I got a job there. marriage feast, sent his serv- No Creed, Common Preface. During lunch hour I went each • • • ants out to the crossroads to Nov. 30 — St. Andrew, Apostle. day with Louise Singleton, one FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President (Father O'Brien will be invite all and sundry to the Mass of the Feast, Gloria, of the girls in the office, to pray Msgr. Joseph T. Ryan. Not'l Sec'y glad to have converts send feast. Creed, Preface of the Apos- Send all communications to; in the Sacred Heart Church. their names and addresses tles. CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION . "Each day I went with a stu- to him at Notre Dame Uni- Now, when one guest pick- Dec. 1 — First Sunday of Ad- 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17. N. Y. dent, Nick DeVito to pray at the versity, Notre Dame, Ind., ed up at random was not vent. Mass of the Sunday. No Grotto of Our Lady and to the so he may write their con- wearing a wedding garment Gloria, Creed, Preface of the 5:10 P.M. Mass. There is an at- version stories.) and was speechless when Trinity. Page 32 November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida I MERAL DIRECTORS I ^tllllllllMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIGIIIIIIIIIIMlllllllllllillllllll? GREATER MIAMI'S CATHOLIC Leading Funeral FUNERAL HOME Director HARRY B. WADS SNGTON P. A. JOSBERGER In Hollywood—140 S Dixie Hwy. FUNERAL DIRECTOR WA 3-6565 Catholic In West Hollywood- 5801 Hollywood Boulevard Cemeteries YU 3-6565

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CALL MU 8-4661 the event of any error in an advertise- JALOUSIES, WINDOWS AND SCREENS ment on the part of the publisher, it will EMPLOYMENT furnish the advertiser a letter so worded PAINTING REPAIRED CALL ANDY, OX 1-2018 as to explain the said error and the publisher stialj be otherwise relieved HELP WANTED — MALE from responsibility thereof. PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR licensed, Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW FOR SALE —No Legal or Political Ads— RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 Salesmen, part or full time, for Dade, Brow- ard & Palm Beach Counties. Phone 565-4210 HOUSEHOLD SALE 9 A.M. to 12 noon. Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. ANNOUNCEMENTS Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. LARGE COLOSPOT WHEN YOU'RE PUNNING A HELP WANTED MALE-FEMALE 21 CUBIC FOOT WEDDING RECEPTION. DANCE, Painting. Interior & exterior. Reasonable DEEP FREEZE LUNCHEON, PARTY, ETC. CALL Call John Farrell, 621-3598. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL, Duplex, rent free to settled sober woman or •'I forgot where I parked it but there's a little white PHONE OFTER 6:30 P.M. couple for care healthy senile man in adj. 270 CATALONIA AVE., CORAL GABLES statue on the dash board." HOLLYWOOD, 987-3195 $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL effcy. Nice yard. 1 Blk to stores and bus. Holy Family Paris. PL 7-7788. House painting. Exterior walls $65 up. Will SEE OR CALL BERNIE Di CRISTAFARO repair corners. 30 years experience. S.W. HI 8-9242 OR 271-6337 area preferred. 226-5629. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE POSITIONS WANTED FEMALE SIGNS HOME IMPROVEMENT Home sold. Must sell beautiful inside and Baby sitters wanted for hotel and motel work. PLUMBING outside plants, 8 rooms of furniture, garden Call 945-5909 Mature lady desires position as companion APPLIANCE REPAIRING and other tools. Reas. J1Q SW 77th Ct or mothers assistant. 5 Hours a day, 5 day LIGHT YOUR WAY week. NW area. 757-5130. to better business JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. USED CATHOLIC Reading Material needed for Free estimates, gas, electric appliances. 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hour serv- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Expert Work. Reasonable. Matt's 691-3363. Missionaries of India. HI B-0624. ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new BUSINESS SERVICES jobs and sewers\ OX 1-4826. Largest selection of new and used pianos Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 BUILDERS and organs in Florida. - HOME GUARANTEED FREE DRAPERIES 2955 N.W. 75th St. VICTORS, 300 N.W. 54 ST. PL 8-8795 OF LITTLE BROWN ROACHES Miami. Fla. $1.98 ANYTIME — 821-7605 ADDITIONS, REPAIRS — ALL TYPES HENRY FLATTERY Custom Draperies and Bedspreads A. i. CONTRACTING CO. SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE Free Estimate 621-9801 Licensed & Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL Complete Septic Tank Service CHILD CARE Let Us Prove Our Low Cost To You. Brand New Universal sewing machine. Com- EDVITO SIGNS Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections plete with carrying case $15. Call 685-1564. GOLD LEAF CALL TONY Wl 7-3989 OR TRUCKS WALLS JACK NA 1-332S 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 Snow White Nursery. Ages 2 years to 8 years. ELECTRICIANS 90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 5 or 6 days. Excellent care. Hot meals. SINGER ZIG-ZAG Licensed. 6321 N.W. 2nd Ave. 757-0732. BUILDING REPAIRS M|NNET ELECTRIC SERVICES INSURANCE Repossessed. Makes buttonholes and designs. Specializing in Repair, Remodeling PHIL PALM PLUMBING Sold for $250 new. Take over 9 payments of L0 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 Ft. Laud? $11.50. Will take trade. Call 685-1564. (Excellent infant or child care in my home. AL - The Handyman REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS $15 Week. 2384678. Enclose carports, painting, GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. Jalousies, carpentry, masonry & CALL PLAZA 8-9896 See or call us for household repairs. No job too small. REAL ESTATE MR. ADVERTISER Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 HAVE A SERVICE THIS SPACE WAS RESERVED AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE TO OFFER? 1338 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 McCORMICK-BOYFJT MARY M. MULLEN, Realtor FOR YOU TONY THE HANDYMAN TELL YOUR FRIENDS Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Lots — Homes — Acreage — Rentals IN THE VOICE! THOUSANDS OF VOICE READERS MOVING & STORAGE Electric, plumbing, carpentry, We specialize in plumbing repairs also FHA & VA RE-SALES masonry, jalousies, painting. 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. 7349 S.W. 8th STREET - CA 6-1311 MISSED Day PL 7-0606 MOVING AND STORAGE. Install air conditioners. Wl 74256 Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 YOUR OFFER Pickup truck $5 a load. RENTALS — MANAGEMENT SocimSecurity Padded van, flat price. MU 1-9930. LISTINGS WANTED AND YOU CARPENTERS VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE DICK BROOKS — REALTOR — 688-6638 Can Pay MISSED JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE St. Brendan Parish — HOUSEHOLD, VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES CO-OP. APTS. FOR SALE SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME A SALE Local moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-684+ Call John Crimmins for estimate, NO CAR NECESSARY Funeral Bills tance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm CA 1-4359 or CA 1-567S 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. Beach, Orlando. Tampa. Key West. NE 5-2461 (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) Walk to hospitals, stores, buses, restaurants. days. Eves. MU 1-1102. 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool-patio. Adults only. Free Booklet Gives Nice neighbors. 12665 NE 16 Ave. Apt 20. CARPENTRY — PAINTING, ETC. PL 1-3442 or UN 6-1411 Ext. 277. Full Information WATER SOFTENERS TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED FENCE GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME Social ^Security and Veterans Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christ! CALL BILL FR W436 OR 661-2992 HOMES FOR SALE-POMPANO Benefits are explained in the Mt. INDUSTRIAL SERVISOFT SYSTEM OF MIAMI INC. new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- KSIOtMTIAIi HI 3-5515. Service - Repairs - Sales. 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Spacioi^ ,/tly DADE BROWARD PALMER Roofing Co. Rugs Cleaned — In your Home, or our Plant of need. HOMES & OFFICES CA 1-4750 MIKE'S RUG CLEANING Home, 3 bedroom 2 bath with screened uorch. MU 8-0541 WA 2-1341 FR 3-6244 Dade PL 8-7894 Broward YU 9-7811 Large built-in kitchen with plenty of cabinets. Get your FREE COPY of this Immediate occupancy. No closing costs — HOME REPAIR no qualifying. Alice Carey, Ft. Lauderdale wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There Give your Rugs & Carpets a Realty Sales Corp. LO 4-6456 or nites is no obligation (no one will 'NEW LOOK' — For ESTIMATE JA 4-7241. call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. All types of home repair, also screening re- CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 pair. No job too small. Ray, Member Epiphany Writs to Lithgow Funeral Cen- Parish, CE 5-6434. ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami ^Plumbing Repair Service ftl/G, INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS ST. CLEMENT PARISH — JENAOA ISLES 37, Fla., or telephone RLaza 3 Bedroom 2 bath waterfront brick Colonial, 7-5544. Carpets stretched, installation, cleaned, in- for sale by owner. Centrally air cond. & WE REPAIR surance claims, cigarette burns repaired. heated. Screened pool, patio & dock. Will In Miami' it*s PLaza 7-0606 ALL APPLIANCES Mike PL 8-7894 — YU 9-7811. trade. 2808 N.W. 10 Ave., or Call LO 4-0536. Small and Large — Complete ELECTRIC SENVER CABLE i Home Owners Sales and Service Phone FRanklin 1-3592 PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 | Investment and Residential FIVE Funeral Centers Properties 485 N.E. 54th Street BUILDER* DEVELOPER SERGE GOMEZ McCormick-Boyelt Plumbing Co. ! 8340-NORTHEAST SECOND-AVE, APPLIANCES : 'MIAMI;.38, FLORIDA " r •••• Co. — Realtors PLaza 7-5544 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA.< '.-••••'. Phorii Ptdio' 8-0327..'•'•• trJ" I 6655 S.W. 8th ST. — 667-1656 Page 34 November 22, 1963 ,, THE VOICE MiomL Florida VOICE CLASSIFIED 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI

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Com- system, $109.50 principal, interest, taxes, mitment. Price $19,000. Owner, 661-0342. INFORMATION Ins. 671 S.W. 30 Ave. NO QUALIFYING, NO HOMES FOR SALE N.E. FORECLOSED!!, CLOSING COSTS. Reduced to $16,900. HOMES FOR SALE, NO. MIAMI 3 Line Minimum Charge APTS. FOR RENT — LAKE WORTH Count 5 Words Per Line L0 6-1251, LO 4-0663. TERRIFIC VALUE — DUPLEX $21,900 $450 Down $89 Month 3 Bedroom like new. Landscaped. Furnished Dfc-ath Notices — per inch $3.00 Desirable, modern, furnished, air conditioned. or unfurnished. Block to Holy Family Church FRESHLY painted 3 bedroom 2 bath on huge Efficiency.. New Apt. for rent. Close in. All Per Line 60c Two bedrooms, 2 baths each side. Good in- & School. Wl 7-1809. corner lot. Cheerful built-in kitchen includes electric. 601 North K. St. Apply in rear. I Time 3 blocks to St. Anthony Catholic Church and come. Taxes only $175. 1251 N.E. 109 St oven, range, refrigerator. Large laundry - 3 Times Per Line SOc schools. Clean 3 bedroom 1 bath, living room, utility room, dining area with sliding glass CARMINE BRAVO, Broker 754-4731 13 Consecutive dining room, complete kitchen, oak floors, HOMES FOR SALE N.W. doors to patio, large living room divided bed- ROOMS FOR RENT N.E. Times . . . Per Line 40c screened front porch, carport, Florida room, room arrangement. One mortgage. HURRY!!. 26 Consecutive on bus line. Paved alley in rear. Price ?12,S00. Times Per Line 35c NEXT TO THE CATHEDRAL IRVING PERLMAN Large bedroom, private bath, air conditioned, 436 N.E. 11 Ave. Owner. 139 N.W. 75 St. Corner CBS furn. & income HI 5-1349 REALTOR 24 HOURS TV, and telephone. Kitchen privileges. Ex- 52 Consecutive $23,500 TOTAL efficiency. Air cond. Family room, screened cellent location near bay. PL 8-0845. Times Per Line 3Oc Buys this custom built, waterfront, 3 bedroom patio, carport. $19,500. Owner. PL 4-8077. SAME RATE as 2 HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD 2 bath home, with garage, 25' Florida room HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES 10 PT lines ordinary type_ and built-in bar. ROOMS FOR RENT — No. Miami SAME~RATE~AS~3 2 BLOCKS TO ST. MARY'S Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch style 14 PT lines ordinary type BUYS OF THE MONTH home, on the deep waterway Reduced for $21,000 F.H.A. MORTGAGE Half block to bus stop in retirement neigh- quick sale. Call M0 7-1190 for app't Master bedroom, Pvt. bath, use of pool, no SAME RATE as 4 borhood. Furnished 2 bedroom frame home Children. $25 wk. In Visitation. 624-6886. PT lines ordinary type 1. 3 Bedro ' bath, hardw'd floors $10,500 with screened porch and furn. apt. in rear 2. 2 Bedrc bath, gar. and pool $14,000 LOW TAXES AND . . . $10,500. Financing available. 7720 NW 2nd Ct Close to St. Theresa Church. By owner. 3. 2 Bedroo:.. .rouse with pool $13,000 ONLY $2,500 DOWN AUTOMOTIVE SAME RATE as 5 4. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, screened pool $14,200 Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 tile bath, large lines ordinary type Lots and Acreage Priced To Sell PHONE OWNER 681-5512 St. Rose of Lima Parish. 3 Bedroom, air Fla. room and living room, deluxe kitchen. 24 PT. conditioned. Fenced in, awnings, many extras. Large corner lot. Sprinkler system, well and NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS YU 9-2096 Eves., YU 3-4428 PL 4-5336 pump. M\ 3-1482 6081 WASHINGTON ST., W. HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE — MIAMI SHORES NOTHING DOWNI CALL PLcza 4-2561 $65 MONTH HOMES FOR SALE SOUTH MIAMI Published Every Friday J. A. O'BRIEN, REALTY Lovely 4 bath, Pool. Air Cond., Heat. 9118 '64 FALCON $1,785 Deadline Tuesday, 2 p.m. N. Miami Ave. PL 8-0991. Low, Low town Payment — No Qualifying Epiphany Parish For Friday Edition. 3 Bedroom furnished corner. Walk to St. '64 FA I RUNE $1,983 "Tlie Voice" will not be responsible for Mary, School & Church. Total $8,500 more than one incorrect insertion. In MUST BE SOLD!! '64 FORD $2,085 the event of any error in an advertise- Edison Realty Terrific 4 bedroom, 2 bath. High corner lot! >! ment on the part of the publisher, it will 175 N.W. 62nd St. , PL 1-2441 Florida room. Lovely pink built-in G.E. Just pay. the taxes and tag and as little as furnish the advertiser a letter so worded kitchen. Close to So. Miami schools, shop- $58 month for balance. as to explain the said error and the ping. Excellent financing!! Only $22,500. publisher shall be otherwise relieved | The Best CAR VALUES 1 HOMES FOR SALE S.W. JACK LUNSFORD Wl 5-3531 from responsibility thereof. DOROTHY B. FLYNN, Realtor "- Legal " Politica—•"••— l Ads— 7210 RED ROAD M0 7-2568 (24 Hours) —No Immaculate. 3 bedroom 2 bath within walk- | Are Found In The VOICE | ing distance of Epiphany. Shady fenced yard. Attractive patio. Price includes draw drapes in all rooms, stove, refrigerator, air condi- ^liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT tioner, all yard furniture. County taxes. Im- mediate occupancy. Good terms $16,500. 8301 Consult this dire Jory be- S.W. 62 PI. M0 1-6455. PARISH SERVICE for.e your next fastkful of Near St. Thomas The Apostle. 3 bedroom 2 bath, on 2 acres — stables. 6890 S.W. 64 St. NORTHSIDE MOTORS M0 1-1891. STATION GUIDE gas or needed repairs. PLYMOUTH VALIANT OPEN SUNDAY 2-5 P.M. You'll be glad you did. VIC WILDGREN, mgr. USED CAR ST. BRENDAN PARISH ST. ROSE OF LIMA, PARISH DEPT. You need no auto to live at 3820 SW 87 Ct. Walking distance to church, schools and stores. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, utility ST. VINCENT de PAUL ST. THOMAS ST. JAMES 9698 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. 754-0061 room. On large landscaped lot. 4 years old. THE APOSTLE Price, $14,500. Reduced for Quick sale at, BELOW $12,000 BOB'S MO 7-3344 FRAZIER'S $78 Per month pays interest, principle, taxes OPEN ROAD and insurance. 24 ATLANTIC JOHNSON-EARLY HYATT AND MARTIN HOURS SERVICE JACK MARTIN, MEMBER VISITATION PARISH MILLER ROAD CITIES SERVICE SERVICE ROAD SERVICE BANK REPOSSESSIONS S.S. Peter & Paul Parish WHEEL ALIGNING We hove been selected by a major Dade County bonk to be their 754-8321 SERVICE outlet for repossessed automobiles. TUNE VPS BRAKE JOBS MU 1-0265 Presently on hand is a large selection of compacts and standard size INCOME PROPERTY ATLAS TIRES * BATTERIES automobiles in sedans, hardtops and convertibles — Many with air con- ditioning and other deluxe features. OPEN 6 A.M. — 11 P.M. * ACCESSORIES 10260 N.W. 7th AVE. 6700 MILLER ROAD 13705 N.W. 7th Avenue Stop by or call for detail information. Home and income. 826 S.W. 12 Ct. North Miami, Fla. 11350 N.W. 7th AVE., MIAMI, FLA. PL 1-7574 2 Story 3 bedroom 1V2 bath home ST. ROSE OF LIMA VISITATION ST's. PETER & PAUL 2 Car garage in rear with apt. Merchants VIC PERERA JIM KELLY upstairs. Well kept. New modern SF£ THE PORST HY'S reen Stamps Pres. Vice Pres. kitchen and bath. Large walk-in SERVICE STATION With All St. Gregory Queen of Martyrs Purchase ALL MEW Pick-up & Delivery Service OPEN closets. Jalousied front porch. Con- ROAD 24 venient to stores & transportation. SERVICE TEXACO SALES 1904 RAMBLER SINCLAIR HOURS Complete Tires AT Tuneup Batteries TOTAL PRICE PRODUCTS SERVICE CENTER Brake Work Accessories N.E. 2nd Ave. at 99th St. Miami Shores NA 1-9638 1101 S.W. 22nd ST. $15,900 PL 8-2998 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS BILL KRUG 510 N. FEDERAL HWY., HALLANDALE N.W. 2 AVE. (441) AT 191$i ST. FR 1-9590 PHorte WA 3-4601 MIAMI Phone Wl 5-1901 FURNISHED HOLY ROSARY EPIPHANY ONLY I MILE SOUTH OF THE HOLLYWOOD CIRCLE ST. AGNES "SELECT" USED CARS $2,500 Cash required. Balance easy JIM LEMON'S Complete Service Facilities. — Body Shop — Upholstery — Glass. payments. TONY'S LARRY'S "WE BACK EVERY SALE WITH SERVICE" COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS SERVICE STATION BANK RATE FINANCING Complete Automotive Service TEXACO BRAKE H. A. MILLER, FRANJO INDIGO TUNE-UP SERVICE Proprietor—Larry Gaboury For The tl-HAUL TRAILERS CITY ICE PRODUCTS Realtor 6790 S.W. 57th AVENUE 1 CRANDCN BLVD. South Miami, Florida TOP VALUE STAMPS Next to Stevens Market BEST TRADES, FR 1-7703 Evenings FR 3-8591 KEY BISCAYNE Phones: MO 7-9107 CE 5-1221 MO 1-5841 Across From Bank of Perrine EM 1-5521 PRICES and ST. JOSEPH CORPUS CHRISTI THE CATHEDRAL Daniel J. Horvath TERMS TIRES — BATTERIES — ACCESSORIES Michael J. Boyle VESPA STANDARD General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. TIRE \OILj' Little Flower Epiphany HUDSON'S BATTERY ASK FOR JAWA - YAMAHA STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS ROAD SERVICE Coral Gables South Miami WILL FINANCE NORTH SHORE REBUILT SERVICE GULF SERVICE GARAGE Automotive Specialists 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. Tune-Ups — General Repair Miami Beach Guaranteed Scooters Wheel Aligning — Brakes CENTER AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" . . . ALL MAKES REPAIRED PONTIAC DEALER phone 633-6988 UN 6-9171 DETROIT- FLINT* MIAMI 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI BISCAYNE SCOOTERS PL 1-8564 Tommy Hudson — Owner Johnny Johnson PH. 681-5823 5600 BISCAYNE BLVD. FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE 14354 N.W. 7th AVE. 1185 N.W. 36th Street EXPERT MECHANICAL WORK November 22, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 35 YOU'RE A SMART EXECUTIVE To let Food Fair save your valuable time by handling your employee and business holiday gift giving.

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Wise business people know it's easy and inexpensive to have Food Fair handle every detail . . . and, your employees and business contacts get the one holiday gift always warmly welcomed — Good Food. You profit in good-will when Food Fair's finest quality Farmer Gray Turkeys express your appreciation. For additional informa- Or, you may prefer to give Lady tion or to place your Fair's DeLuxe Fruit Cake beautifully order dial Miss Pam packaged in a reusable container. Holly, your personal holi- (Many firms give both). Food Fair day gift consultant at gift certificates for any amount, are 696-0620, Ext. 385. (Out also gratefully remembered. of town firms please call Collect). Or, write Miss No work or worry for you. We Pam Holly, Personal Cus- handle it all, including attractive holi- tomer Service, Food Fair day cards; a dozen or a thousand. Stores, Inc., 7000 N. W. Food or cash certificates delivered to 32nd Avenue, Miami 47, you where and when you want them. Florida.

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