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^VOICE VOL. XIX No. 19 PRICE 25c JULY 22, 1977 Family Center to open Aug. 29 By ROBERT O'STEEN Voice News Editor A new facility will open next month to serve every parish and priest in the Arch- diocese with programs relating to family life. The Archdiocesan Family Enrichment Center, planned for several months by Archbishop Edward McCarthy and other Archdiocesan leaders, will begin operation Aug. 29, ac- cording to Terry and Mimi Reilly, the couple who will direct the facility. "THE OPENING is on the same day as the first day of school," said Terry Reilly, "and there will be an open house in mid-September." "The purpose of the Center," ReiUy emphasized, "is not to start some kind of separate movement but to work through the parishes and organizations in ways to help enrich family living in the Archdiocese." The facility itself, the former residence of the Sisters of St. Joseph Cottolengo, at 18330 NW 12 Ave., was provided by the Archdiocese and was chosen because of its location between Dade and Broward Terry and Mimi Reilly and four of their five children In- Including office space, conference rooms and the Reiiiy's counties at the center of the spect facility that will be the Family Enrichment Center, home. Archdiocese's heaviest population concentrations. The project is a reflection of the ference rooms. this summer to lay the making the rounds, meeting be here. We have met with the Archdiocese's commitment to OPERATING SUCH a groundwork for the South with area leaders. leadership of Marriage En- strong family values as part of program is not new to the Florida program. "We are overwhelmed with counter and Catholic Family Catholic living, Reilly said. Reillys who headed a similar Having lived in the St. the amount of generous support Movement, the Charismatic The facility will house the family life center in the Diocese Monica's Convent while we have received. The priests Renewal, and Spanish Family Reillys and their five children of Pheonix for three and a half awaiting availability of the new have been especially warm and Movement. as well as an office and con- years before coming here earlier facility, the Reiiiy's have been friendly and we are grateful to "What we've seen is a lot of people helping and working together and we feel that this will really be a shared Women's meet called shambles ministry," said Reilly. Some of the areas the Special to The Voice shops where resolutions were Women, pointed out that the United States Congress for its Reillys will be working in will ORLANDO-The Flo- drafted and in delegate 1,310 present did not make a passage of the Amendment; be: rida Women's Year con- balloting. The groups sent a quorum. applauds the over thirty states • Marriage enrichment. ference held here last weekend telegram to President Carter Chairwoman Cherry, for their ratification of the • Marriage preparation. was dominated by confusion, asking him to investigate therefore declared the con- amendment; and records its • Natural family planning. parliamentary maneuvering procedures that resulted in only ference adjourned, indicating regrets and disappointment at • Ministry to divorced and between pro and anti-ERA 13 anti-ERA delegates out of 70 that an informal meeting would the fourth defeat of the ERA in separated. forces and resulted in charges from the state. follow and that resolutions Florida." • Family activities and of rigged voting and STATE legislator Gwen would be guidelines only for Only pro-abortion (Continued on Page 20) manipulation of delegate Cherry of Miami chaired the delegates to the national resolutions were printed in the selection. Conference Coordinating meeting. final forms circulated to Seventy delegates were Committee and was unable to Pro-life delegates said that delegates who had registered, selected to go to the federally- maintain order much of the in many of the workshops only some observers complained. funded International Women's time. Observers said she one side of an issue was There were resolutions Year convention later this year constantly deferred to the represented even though ac- covering the rights of minority in Houston. Resolutions on rulings and opinions of Judge cording to Mrs. Harlan, they women, Latin women subject to various issues of concern to Elizabeth Athanasakos of had sent in names of volun- discrimination, Mexican- women were voted on but were Fort Lauderdale, the official teers to speak on issues but American women and left with an "unofficial" status federal representative, rather had never received any American Indian women. Classified 21 because of a lack of quorum and than following standard response. Miss Indian America Editorial 6 are only to be considered parliamentary rules. It's a Date ..'... 16 The ERA resolution attended the convention, and a Know Your "guidelines" for delegates at By noon Saturday 2,700 contained this passage: resolution called for the federal Faith 11 the national meet. persons had registered making "THE JUSTICE and government "particularly in Movies & TV... 17 Anti-ERA and pro-life them eligible to vote. Sunday Prayers 14 Peace Commission, Roman the fields of health care and Youth 18 groups charged that voting morning Mrs. Virginia Harlan, Catholic Diocese of Orlando, education, to consult with the irregularities and actual president of the Miami Arch- endorses the Equal Rights Indian people as a whole before cheating occurred in work- diocesan Council of Catholic Amendment; commends the (Continued on Page 9) News briefs Kill low-income Nuns nix N-bomb housing? Production of the neutron A top U.S. Catholic Conference bomb —which can kill through (USCC) official has criticized a Carter radiation without destroying Administration proposal to "cash buildings—violates human rights, a out" some $4 billion in low-income group of nuns has charged. The housing subsidies. The Office of National Coalition of American Nuns Management and Budget has (NCAN), an organization concerned suggested that the housing money be with social justice issues, called the used instead to help finance a new bomb a "monster" in a letter to welfare program. Msgr. Francis President Carter asking him to stop Lally, USCC secretary for social research and development on the development and world peace, said bomb. that the USCC supported welfare reform, but he added, "the cutting of Halt to Panama vital housing programs to secure revenue for welfare reform" is not terror urged "acceptable." The Panamanian Bishops' Conference has asked the new Asks maternity pay president of El Salvador, Gen. Carlos Humberto Romero, to stop a rightist The director of the U.S. bishops' terrorist organization from carrying Committee for Pro-Life Activities out a death threat against 47 Jesuits has asked Congress to guarantee that remaining in that country. employers will be free to exclude abortion coverage from pregnancy "Spread Good disability payment plans. Msgr. James T. McHugh made the appeal Word" in a letter to Rep. Augustus F. Hawkins (D-Calif.), chairman of a Pro-lifer Diane Bodner of Bowie, Md., Is arrested by Those who have received the good House subcommittee now con- Baltimore police as protesters continue picketing the news preached by Jesus "can and sidering legislation to amend the Planned Parenthood state headquarters and abortion must spread it," Bishop Arthur J. Civil Rights Act to force those clinic. Five people were arrested after entering the O'Neill of Rockford, Ilh, told more employers who provide disability building and attempting to block the entrance to the than 700 participants in the third packages to include pregnancy in operating room. annual Cursillo Encounter, held July those programs. 5-9 on the Northern Illinois support for Catholic schools is a way "no proven deterrent to crime." University campus in De Kalb, 111. of guaranteeing "fruitful educational Carey said that if the legislature Minister cites pluralism" and of satisfying the overrode his veto, he would commute "human rights" of Catholics. The all death sentences to life im- New NCCB director Vatican role cardinal, whose congregation prisonment. recently issued a document which Dominican Father Thomas The Vatican's signature on the Cajetan Kelly, general secretary of Helsinki document carries great called for state aid to Catholic schools, said that he hopes that 25 years-no pay the National Conference of Catholic importance because of Helsinki's Bishops (NCCB) and the U.S. dependence on moral authority, says governments will study successful Angela Falciani has been an state aid plans and apply them. "The Catholic Conference (USCC), has a prominent European Protestant elementary school teacher at St. been named a bishop by Pope Paul minister. "Without moral authority state has the responsibility to Joseph's School in Swedesboro, N.J. provide education for all," said the VI. Bishop-elect Kelly, who will be 46 Helsinki collapses, and if it collapses for 25 years. But she has never ac- on July 14, will be an auxiliary to we are back in the Cold War, but with prelate. "But that does not mean cepted a paycheck for her work. Mrs. that it can claim an absolute Cardinal William Baum of an even more dangerous situation," Falciani, a mother of five who is now Washington and titular bishop of said the Rev. Glen Garfield Williams. monopoly on educational in- assistant principal at the school, was stitutions. How could we have given Tusuro, the See formerly occupied by honored recently for her con-Cardinal Giovanni Benelli of the impression that we have tributions to the Church and children forgotten about situations of in- Florence, Italy. He will continue to N.Y. by candlelight of the South Jersey farming com- serve full-time as NCCB-USCC justice which exist in certain munity. To the Catholic Church, New countries?," asked the cardinal in general secretary.
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