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"Most reverend father. Holy Two personnel changes in the Mother Church asks you to or diocesan administration have dain these men, our brothers, to been announced by Pittsburgh serve as priests." Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua. "Do you Judge them to be worthy?" Fr. Nicholas C. Dattilo. present ly the diocesan secretary for "After Inquiry among the peo ple of Christ and upon the recom clergy and pastoral life, has been appointed general secretary of the mendation of those concerned with their training, I testify that Pittsburgh Diocese. Fr. Dattilo they have been found worthy." has also been appointed as a vicar "We rely on the help of the general for the diocese. Fr. Theodore Rutkowski, Lord God and our Savior Jesus presently the associate general Christ and we choose these men, secretary for the diocese, has our brothers, for priesthood In the presbyteral order." been named to succeed Fr. Dattilo as head of the Secretariat for — from the Rite of Ordination Clergy and Pastoral Life.
By STEPHEN KARUNCHAK The appointments become ef fective on June 22. The ad Thia exchange between Fr. ministrative changes were nec- Nicholas Dattilo, diocesan cessitated by the appointment of secretary for clergy, and Bishop Aux. Bishop Anthony Bosco. the Anthony Bevilacqua, began the present general secretary, to head ceremonies in which five new the Diocese o f Greensburg. priests were ordained for service “ The appointments of Fr. Dat for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. tilo and Fr. Rutkowski to these Ordained during the May 23 positions will be of great benefit to ceremonies in St. Paul Cathedral The four bishops and the Jive newly-ordatned priests of the Diocese of Pittsburgh,” Bishop were: Bevilacqua, retired Bishop Vincent Leonard and Aux. Bishop John Bevilacqua said in announcing Pittsburgh Diocese gather on the steps of S t Paul Cathedral, • Fr. Ladls John Clzlk of McDowell. In the top row, from left, are Fr. Michael Maranowskl, the appointments. "Both men Oakland, following May 23 ordination ceremonies. In the front Divine Redeemer Parish. Am- Fr. Ladls Clzlk, Fr. Joseph McCaffrey, Fr. Edward Czemerda and have a rich variety of pastoral and row, from left, are Aux. Bishop Anthony Bosco, Bishop Anthony Fr. Paul Cwynar. _ phoU> fey John c bridge. The son of Mr. and Mrs. administrative experiences and Ladislaus Clzlk. Father did his will bring a sense of personal theological studies at Mount St. devotion and many gifts and Mary Seminary, Emmltsburg. talents to their work. They are Md., and his deacon internship at Black Catholics create national pastoral plan good and holy priests whose ser St. Michael Parish. Elizabeth vice will be a blessing for all the Borough. people in the diocese.” By JULIE ASHER Pastoral priorities approved at the National Black Catholic Con • Fr. Paul David Cwynar of St. Reporting to the diocesan WASHINGTON (NC) —■ Black Catholics gathered in Washington gress held at The Catholic University of America concerned John the Baptist Parish. Monaca. bishop, the general secretariat May 21-24 to develop a national pastoral plan emphasizing evangelizing the larger black community, being black and Catholic, The son of Mr. and Mrs. John oversees the four specialized evangelization and to send a message to the larger U.S. church — Cwynar, Father completed his diocesan secretariats — clergy they're proud of their black heritage and their Catholicism. theological studies at Christ the (Continued on page 3) King Seminary, East Aurora, (Continued on page 6) N.Y... and his deacon internship at St. Phllomena Parish, Beaver Says TBC speaker Falls. • Fr. Edward Martin Czemer- Seattle da o f Holy Family Parish, Creighton. The son of Mr. and People need love: don’t ‘ugh’ them, hug them Mrs. Martin Czemerda, Father at situation tended St. Vincent Seminary, Latrobe, and served his deacon In By M ARTH A E. ZELLNBR the friendship of Jesus Christ into our lives. If a doctrine doesn't the children who. Just by being resolved ternship at Transfiguration "There are a lot of people in this becomes a real possibility for become a part of our living, then it their loving selves, can change Parish. Monongahela. world who need your love. Don't them. Through its annual con really isn't meaningful; it really that grief, that Isolation, that By JERRY F1LTEAU • F r . Michael Joseph 'ugh' them. Hug them.” Fr. An vention and its regional system, Isn't significant truth." loneliness, frustration and WASHINGTON (NC) — In a Maranowskl of St. Joseph Parish, thony Scannell urged nearly 500 the National TEC Conference con Fr. Scannell’s ideas were pro despair into something lovely, single stroke May 27 Pope John O'Hara Township. The son o f Mr. people assembled for his keynote tinues its work of leadership train duced by Franciscan C om and often with Just a big hug.” Paul II; and Joseph Maranowskl, Father address at the 1987 National TEC ing and resource networking. munications and aired on televi Scannell quizzed the audience. • Restored Archbishop Ray studied at Mount St. Mary Convention on Sunday, May 24, At the 1987 convention May sion for several years. Worldwide "How many sacraments are mond G. Hunthausen's authority Seminary and served his deacon at Robert Morris College in 22-25. titled “ Light the World Marriage Encounters were part there?” in Seattle. internship at St. Albert the Great Pittsburgh. With Our Love," Fr. Scannell. ners in developing some of the “ Seven,” they shouted back. • Removed his auxiliary Parish, Baldwin Borough. "When you try to show love, to president of Franciscan Com spots, and together they began a With a pleasant smile, he cor bishop. Bishop Donald Wuerl, • Fr. Joseph Robert McCaf express it in one way to one munications in Los Angeles, campaign titled "Who in the rected them. He said Vatican II who earlier had been given frey of Holy Rosary Parish, Muse. another, it ends up with a hug. spoke about the need for people to World Needs Your Hug?" to en described Jesus as the sacrament special governing powers in the The son of Mr. and Mrs. John Mc There are a lot of people who be witnesses to their faith through courage people to hug one of the Father and the Church as Seattle Archdiocese. Caffrey, Father attended the Pon don't like hugs...Even at the kiss living. another. the sacrament of Jesus. • Gave Archbishop Hunt- of peace during Mass. they would tifical College Josephinum, Col "I don't believe that religion is "As we looked at our world to "But who is the Church? he hausen a new coadjutor ar rather 'ugh' then hug. Ugh is hug umbus, Ohio, and completed his Just a matter of questions and day, we saw that people don't hug continued. chbishop without any special spelled inside out," the Fran deacon internship at Immaculate answers. Just a matter of what each other very often, especially “We are,” the crowd roared. powers. ciscan Capuchin explained. Conception Parish, Washington. you know. Just a matter o f doc hugging the people who really "Th at means that we should be Named coadjutor archbishop of “ I do not tire of repeating each Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) trin e and truth," he said. need it at times when they're a sacrament, showing that hidden Seattle with right of succession is an international movement in year that ordination day is one of "Religion is a matter of living. It's lonely," the friar explained. presence of Christ within us.” he was Bishop Thomas J. Murphy of which young people experience a the greatest Joys o f being a a matter of experience, of taking “ Often we find that it's the family, said. “And if we don't do that. Great Falls-Bllllngs. Mont. bishop,” Bishop Bevilacqua told three-day retreat during which the doctrine apart and putting it The announcement was made the youngsters, the teenagers or (Continued on page 3) the new priests and those in at in Washington by Archbishop Pio tendance in the cathedral during Laghl, papal pronuncio to the his personal remarks at the con Pope’s TV rosary United States. clusion of the ordination Mass. A U.S. bishops' commission in "Ordaining men to the priesthood telecast locally volved in resolving the case said is not only a Joy for me, but is a in documentation accompanying Joy for the entire church.” Pope John Paul II will pray the the announcement that the real Bishop Bevilacqua said that in rosary in a live télévision broad problem in Seattle is not Ar ordaining five new priests, there cast that will be carried chbishop Hunthausen but a was much for which to be worldwide on Saturday, June 6. general "climate or orientation" thankful. He said that he was Locally. Channel 11. WPXI-TV. in which he has been "perceived" thankful for the parents, families will carry the rosary live at noon. as permissive "no matter how and friends of the newly-ordained. As part of its coverage, Channel personally firm ... (he) may be.” "The Holy Spirit gives the call of 11 will have television monitors Both the special powers given to the vocation,” he said, "but it is placed in St. Mary of Mercy Bishop Wuerl and his appoint lived and grows in the family. I Church, Downtown, for the ment 18 months earlier as aux want to thank each and everyone prayer service. As worshippers iliary bishop of Seattle were ter of you for helping the Holy Spirit watch the Pope leading the minated with Archbishop Mur to bring this vocation to fruition." prayers, the station will also pro phy's appointment. The bishop also thanked those vide local cut-ins, showing the “ Bishop Wuerl remains at the priests and Religious who were in local persons at prayer. disposition of the Holy See for strumental in nurturing voca another assignment,” the an tions. He also offered his thanks to Fr. John Kozar, pastor, is coor nouncement said. It did not state the faculties at the seminaries for dinating the effort. The parish’s where Bishop Wuerl would be the Immediate formation of the regularly scheduled noon Maas reassigned. will follow the ceremony at 1 p.m. new priests. The pope's Seattle decisions , “ W e a r e proud of our Channel 11 will be among 90 were “ based substantially on the seminaries,” Bishop Bevilacqua stations in the U.S. to carry the proposal we submitted," said the said, "and we are thankful that program. June 6 marks the eve of three-bishop commission, headed each of the seminaries where our the start of a special year of devo by Cardinal Joseph L. Bemardln young men were trained are tion to Mary, declared by the of Chicago, which the Holy See represented here today by their pope. formed last February to assess the priests.” Seattle situation and to recom In giving thanks for the new Pope John Paul will pray the mend steps to resolve it. priests, the bishop said “We rosary in the Basilica of St. Mary The commission, which also in praise and thank God for them. Major in Rome, which is believed cludes Cardinal John O'Connor of They persevered and they offered to be the oldest church dedicated New York and Archbishop John their lives. They come and con to Mary. Youth from various parts of the nation attended Frank Pastor of Pittsburgh, Becky Ryan of Quinn of San Francisco, is to work tinue the work of the apostles and The rosary will also be carried the National Teens Encounter Christ (TEC) Con Elmira, N.Y., and Barb Vess, St Louts Mo; i with Archbishops Hunthausen all the priests. W e welcome them and Murphy for the next year to on the Eternal Word Network on vention held at Robert Morris College May 24. standing, Ron Ragan, executive director, of the fContinued on page 2) area cable systems at 8 p.m. on Shown meeting with Fr. Anthony Scannell (right) diocesan Office of Youth Ministry and Denny Sin- Saturday, June 6. keynote speaker at the event are from left, front nock of Quincy, III (Continued on page 3)
y. y I * Page 2 '-^'Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday, May 29, 1987 Diocesan/national news CPA journalists told to write about poor, economic forces
SAN ANTONIO; Texas (NC) - newspaper, and Our Sunday hired to make. Spiritual Life.) chbishop Flores asked Catholic Catholic journalists were urged Visitor, national Catholic Jim m y Brealin, novelist and Journalists to constantly remind by San Antonio’S archbishop to newspaper, with special citations. columnist for the New York Dally In his May 22 talk, Cisneros readers of their dual mission: to' write about serving the downtrod During a May 21 homily, Pitt m News, who was scheduled to said that while trade Issues, loss serve the downtrodden and to den, and by the city's mayor to sburgh Aux. Bishop Anthony O. Aux. Bishop speak May 20, canceled that after of an industrial base, unemploy unify diverse peoples. examine the economic forces that Bosco, the bishop-designate of the B osco noon. Addressing the CPA in his ment, slipping educational stan “ It is no disgrace to be servant' threaten to change America. Greensburg Diocese and place were the Rev. John Stapert, dards, the feminization of poverty to the wretched, the unwed; Archbishop Patrick Flores and honorary CPA president, told past president of Associated and reduction in achievement test mother, the undocumented, the; Mayor Henry Cisneros made the members that religion must be Church Press, the association of scores at first may not appear to illegal alien and the AIDS victim," comments during the May 20-22 their guide and virtue their "cons Protestant publishers, and Father be "church issues,” they are said the archbishop stressing the national Catholic Press Associa tant companion.” David Monahan, editor of the because they create "human importance of service. tion convention In San Antonio. Bishop Bosco of Greensburg Sooner Catholic, d io c e s a n trauma and force human In addition, he said, those who' At the convention May 22, the said this description of the newspaper of Oklahoma City. decision.” do not work for unity "by restor CPA gave the St. Francis de Sales qualifications to be met by an As prices soar and finances Dr. Stapert spoke on the results Cisneros, 39, is a Catholic and ing the brokenness” of peoples award to Edward S. Sklllin, "Intelligent and well-disposed" dwindle, Bishop Bosco said of a recent study of his denomina fourth-term mayor of the tenth and nations should not claim to' publisher o f Commonweal Catholic writer was first Catholic communicators can be tion, the Reformed Church in largest U.S. city. be Catholic. magazine. developed by Pope Leo Xm In an seen "fighting over the little bone America, that divide church He became the first Mexican- "What makes the Catholic The award, given annually for encyclical Issued in 1895. we have and missing the chance members Into three groups: Amerlcan mayor of a major U.S. Church ‘catholic’ is the fact that it outstanding service to the The need for such journalists to herald the Gospel to others.” private pietists, loyalists and city when he was first elected in is Supposed to be open to all,” Catholic press In North America, still exists and the description re Rather than worrying about social witnesses. Bach group, he 1981. said Archbishop Flores, who 17 is the highest honor granted by mains apt, said the bishop, who is “who gets a bigger piece of the said, must be addressed by the Loss o f manufacturing Jobs and years ago was the only Hispanic the CPA. chairman of the U.S. bishops' pie,” the bishop said. Catholic religious press. erosion of the wage base are bishop in the United States. To The CPA board also decided to Committee on Communication, a journalists should “use your leading to the elimination of the day there are 19. give a special St. Francis de Sales position which carries with it th,e pens, typewriters and computers (At the awards ceremony on middle class, said Cisneros, past A t an NC News luncheon. Ar Award to Charles J. McNeill, title of honorary president of the to build the church." May 22, the Pittsburgh Catholic president of the National League chbishop John P. Foley, president chairman of Catholic Lists Inc., a CPA. A t a convention “ issues received three awards: It tied for o f Cities. of the Pontifical Commission for firm that provides Catholic list He said the stereotype of the seminar" the same day, editors third place for Best Front Page; Today, he said, the most Social Communications, said that rentals to publishers. journalist Is one "without a heart advised each other to steer clear an honorable mention to Editor wealthy one-fifth of U.S. citizens “ to build up the body of Christ,” The CPA honored Father — trampling on others to get a o f advocacy reporting, to recruit Robert Melder for Best Editorial, makes 43 percent of all income Catholic Journalists have to tell Thomas Comber, publisher of the story,” a stereotype he hopes “ new, young blood,” and to not and an honorable mention to while the bottom one-fifth takes the bad news “ of human need” as C atholic Bulletin, St. Paul- Catholic journalists “seek to shy away from m aking the Sister Mary Fidelia Chmlel, home only 4.7 percent. well as the good news that Is “ the Mlnneapolls archdiocesan deny” on a daily basis. editorial decisions they were C.S.S.F., f o r Best Column- In his May 20 homily. Ar response to that need.” Bishop: there’s something special about a newly ordained priest
forever." (Continued from page 1) candidates as to their willingness The bishop next anointed the The rite of ordination began A t the conclusion o f the ordina Bosco, the bishop-designate for to accept the duties o f the hands of the newly-ordained with the Diocese of Greensburg; Aux. as brothers In the priesthood. We with the presentation of can tion ceremony, the bishop extend priesthood as explained in the chrism, one of the three oils of the Bishop John McDowell; as well as welcome them with open arms.” didates. Each candidate express ed to the new priests his greeting instruction. church, to signify that like Christ, of peace, welcoming them Into the 75 to 80 priests. Bishop Bevllacqua said there Is ed his readiness and willingness At the conclusion of the ex priests are anointed to bless, con something special about a newly- priesthood. to be ordained. The bishop In amination, each candidate knelt secrate and sanctify. ordained priest. He noted many quired as to the worthiness of the In addition to Bishop Bevllac before the bishop, the candidate's During the presentation of gifts, pastors request that the newly- candidates to assume the qua, in attendance at the ordina hands placed between those of the bishop presented each new ordained priests be assigned with ministry and the office of the tion were Bishop Vincent HAWAII the bishop’s. Candidates promis priest with a paten o f bread and a them, sight unseen. priesthood. Leonard, retired ordinary of the 4 IS L A N D S 18 d a y s ed obedience and reverence to the chalice o f wine. diocese; Aux. Bishop Anthony' In the election that followed, the bishop. ’ ÄSä *1,165 "In a few moments, they bishop asked the people to give MACH COMPLETE i (newly-ordained) will receive their their approval to the selection of Photos by HAWAII InrKidae Alrfar* | FULLY ESCORTED • assignments,” the bishops said in the candidates to serve as priests: John C. Keenan ALSO AVAILABLE: 1, S A 9 ISLAM O T O U R S I the conclusion of his remarks. this was signified by applause. FOR ■ ______“They will enjoy some type of a Following that was the Instruc The litany of saints then was In MORI INFORMATION 4 _ FREI SROCHURI OpM Sun 1 * 4 | honeymooon period afterward. I tion, In which the bishop address toned and served as the general f S M . . . 412-787-8687 hope that the joy and bliss of this ed the candidates and the people Intercession of the Mass. The 1 ■800 -922-9000 ordination will continue, not only on the duties and responsibilities saints were called upon to in until they begin their ministry. of the priest. This Instruction tercede for the candidates before “YOUR SHORE BET” That (their ministry) is where the served as a homily. the throne o f God. true happiness begins and lasts The bishop next questioned the After the litany, the bishop Im posed his hands on the head of each candidate. By this gesture, fyA tf> St the ministry of priest was confer red. All the priests and bishops J m T present also imposed their hands MOTEL DON’T GAMBLE WITH YOUR to signify the oneness of the FAMILY’ S FUN THIS SUMMERI priesthood. Coma to North Wildwood's A t the prayer of consecration, moat convanlant motel the bishop offered a solemn BEACH BLOCK CLOSE TO AMUSEMENTS prayer which asked God to impart HEATED POOL AC. COLOR T.V. SUNDECK grace and dignity of the REFRIGES OMPUMENTARY COFFEE priesthood. The five newly-ordalned priests of the Pittsburgh Diocese give their FAMILY SPRING AND Next, the newly-ordained were first blessing to those gathered In St. Paul Cathedral fo r the May 23 FALL WEEKEND SPECIALS ordination Mass. From left are: Fr. Ladts Ctzlk, Fr. Paul Cywnar. CALL OR WRITE FOR invested with the eucharistlc INFORMATION garments of the priest — the stole Fr. Edward Czemerda, Fr. Michael Maranowskt and Fr. Joseph McCaffrey. 24th STREET MOTEL and chasuable. 2401 Surf Avenue N. Wildwood, N.J. 06260 BEFORE YOU BLOW JIM DRONEY E MIKE SILVE8TRE SELL 808-522-8334 YOUR STACK...CALL EVERYTHINQ FOR THE OFFICE RAY ADENOUR DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITERS, VILLANI REALTY 321-5600 CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES 6300 Coastal Hwy., P.O. Box 525 Chimneys Cleaned, FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES Ocaan City, Md. 21842 Pointed, Rebuilt RENTALS MT. LEBANON 0PFICK EQUIPMENT CO. SALES — — CONDOMINIUMS FO R FR E E Draft Dsfseti Corrected Now renting lor 1SS7 BROCHURE FREE ESTIMATES H IT EaalnvMi N ., FUtsksn fc, Fa. 1S11S 1444 100 1,2,3 & 4 Bedroom Apt., Townhouses & Condominiums Those to be ordained lie prostrate as the Litany of the Saints Is AFFORDABLE VACATIONS TOLL W H O W ILL STEVE PttlCE, Imktr RITA VILLANI, Rwtd Mp. Intoned. MARY JO PRICE, Rtntil Mgr. ANQELO a VIUANt, RiOtor FREE • Taka Cara Of A.J. VATER & CO., INC. MEMBER OF GREATER OCEAN CITY MULTWIE LISTING SERVICE S00-2S2-0S0S • Look Aft or PAINTING 8 DECORATING CONTRACTORS • Peak In On... Stek or Bdarfy PITTSBURGH, PA (412) 921-2258 Ocean City, Md, — Home o f | OPEN Since 1928 o WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE BEEN THE PAINTING
(Conttnued from page 1) Fordham University in New York, said the congress was about black power. leadership and pastoral ministry, and outreach to the community She told her listeners to be discontented and restless to break through schools and parishes. down walls of bigotry In the church and society. . The 1,500 delegates from 110 U.S. dioceses also Issued a strong Some see "black power” as frightening, she said May 22, but It call for the appointment of black bishops as heads of dioceses when stands for black freedom, black self-determination and black pride. vacancies occur. In an address punctuated by applause and shouts of "Am en” and Bishop Joseph L. Howze of Biloxi, Miss., is the only one of the na "Yes,” she said It was time for black Catholics to become “ Inheritors tion's 11 black bishops who heads a diocese. of the kingdom, not merely the stepchild.” ; The delegates also asked that dioceses allocate money through the Black power, she added, does not mean blacks taking over the year 1990 to implement their plan. church, or being a threat to whites, but instead is a promise for a bet Delegates met in celebration, reflection, small-group meetings ter church. You capture... and general sessions to hammer out their plan from a working docu Another speaker, Paullst Father Clarence Williams, president of 8 Formal Bridal Portrait 1-5x7 ment of concerns gathered at listening sessions of black Catholics the Black Catholic Televangellzation Network and pastor of St. An Glossy for Newspaper held in U.S. dioceses over the last several months. thony Parish, both in Detroit, said black Catholics were called to “ a All Por Only 8 (2) Parent Albums/With Choice of 12 Color Prints for Bach The nation's black bishops and a number of white bishops attend double-duty disclpleship." 8 Pull Candid Coverage. ed the congress, including Archbishop James Hickey of They must come to church for inspiration and direction and go « 2 9 9 5 0 out to the world for service, he said. 8 Bride's Album (16-8x10 Color Prints). Washington, Cardinal Bernard Law of Boston. Archbishop Roger M. Thin offer expira 6/30/87 Mahony of Los Angeles and Cardinal John J. O'Connor of New York. "W e can't do evangelization until we do evangelism," Father Weddiag any take place uytiae in Be fahut. Delegates' top priorities included: Williams said. "We want to go In the name of the Lord and we • Evangelization by blacks of the country's 6 million to 10 haven't gotten to know the Lord. A church is a praying church and a Strem-Varden" million black Americans who have no formal church affiliation. going church.” STUDIOS • Study of cultural and historical contributions of black Black Catholics often think of themselves as “ a double minority," Americans to church and society through local committees of black he said, as black in a white church and Catholic in a Protestant com DOWNTOWN PITTSBURGH Csrasr o f 8th 4 Penn 281-4575 historians and scholars. munity, so they need to sell themselves on themselves. • Strengthening of black family values through parish family O p e n Monday 0 AM-8 PM, Tuo».-Sat. 9 AM- 6 PM life programs that affirm black traditions, history and development. • Comprehensive training for black men and women for ministry within the church at all levels. CARDELLO FURNITURE • Continual spiritual development through retreats and days of recollection reflecting blacks' lived experience. nID0A1A|sL5 • Church decision-making at all levels involving blacks, show ing appreciation of black culture. Spring & Summer • Continued financial support for Catholic schools in black com- *j**PchalrwkhTWin munitiec and special efforts to ensure quality education. **** ' Innsnpring mattress • Developing black parishes as “beacons of hope” to com munities through vibrant liturgies, social outreach and church in fegybr Csrdeko volvement in community problems. Delegates proposed that the pastoral plan be carried out through Joint efforts of parish leadership, parish councils and committees, diocesan offices for black Catholics and diocesan officials. As he opened the congress. Auxiliary Bishop John Ricard of OVERNIGHT SENSATION! Baltimore, congress chairman, told delegates to remember they “Regency M a n o r spoke for all U,i>. black Catholics and that their work was about Queen size sleeper ''nation-building.'' with inneripring ’ ”1 somewhat tremble td think how risky it is to bring folks mettras» and to—east together from so many places, with so many different ideas,” he Cardate said. "Some may feel it’s too soon, it’s too late, we won’t ever make it or question w hy at all. But we are ready and it's time.” The history of congresses for black Catholics began in the 19th century, with five congresses held between 1889 and 1894 focusing on segregation within the church. The May 21-24 congress was the Save 20% to 50% first held in this century. • Cardinal O’Connor urged delegates to guide him and his fellow S t o r e w i d e bishops. O n Spring & Summer i “ In New York there is a lot of talk about ministry 'with' blacks, not ‘to’ blacks,” the cardinal said. "W e're dead as a church if we think C h ild re n s Fnshions WC minister ‘to* blacks and do not accept the enrichment they Hoys si/rs: infant thru 20 and Huskies teJng" (¿iris sizes; infant thru 14 and Young -Juniors “ -The church “ must weep” over the fact that only 1.3 million of the \ ! IV M A N < I lAHt 30 million U.S. blacks are Catholic, he said. he said the church must tell blacks all over the country “they need not abandon their blackness by becoming Catholic," Archbishop Pio Laghl, apostolic pronunclo to the United States, BO fieedidale Street also briefly addressed the congress and gave greetings from Pope 231-403 733-1200 A N 5 John Paul n. STOK HOURS: Mon. 4 Thun. W STORI HOURS: Mon. 4 Hum. R d M I ‘>h U f ORBES AVENUE SQUIRREL h ill | 4?’ SOOC IvQuThCENTER Keynote speaker Franciscan Sister Francesca Thompson, assis Riot., VMS., 4 M . KM and Sat. RM lüat., Wtafc., M., 4 Sn. 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By NORBERT F. GAUGHAN bored with the Curran and the ject. Some of us are not that anx share with her what I think about that was the problem In the old It was the semi-annual meeting Hunthausen affairs. He just wish ious to go that route. We’ll give the meals.' I really share my Church, and that's why we all o f 'the poker club made up of ed newspapers would shut up our opinion, but what we feel thoughts about that by not eating went our separate ways and we Catholics of various professions because, as he said, ‘‘these issues about It is another matter.” Norbert F. what I don't like. Isn’t that didn't create community." ahd jobs who like to share conver were as good as dead.” "W hen I hold back," continued Gaughan enough?” “Bah,” says Frank, “ communi sation. The club began when Pete, who owns his own Frank, “ Father ju m p s in and tells Al, the resident scholar, jumped ty — In our pariah we've got at some noted that good conversa business. Jumped from that to me that I’m not being open in and said, “ Yes, Frank, but you least 27 different communities. tion was on the wane, because so register a complaint that he's enough, that I have to share m y don’t understand. In the old We've got the old, we’ve got The many people were trapped into unhappy with the same regular thoughts with the other members Church, we were supposed to young. We've got the married, their own silences from the "theologians” who rush into print o f the group Just as they are shar keep things to ourselves. Now we we've got the singles. We've''got rigorous discipline of silence that and film immediately after the ing with me. (Come to think o f it, are to share and to care, and it's the nuns who have their own T V Imposes. Pope or the Vatican makes any we hear more about what Father own way. It's as if you, a priest, by sharing that we show we community within our communi Conversation got warm when statement to declare that the Pope wants to share and feel than were to ask me should I care care." ty. W e've got the separated people the members described things and the Vatican are not Catholic about ourselves.) When he asked about the fact that you don't have Frank replied, "That's what I’m who are trying to create tMfr they were tired of reading about. while they and their other me how I felt about the recent children. That was your choice, fed up about. W hy do we all have community of support. Don't tin Tom. the mystery novel fan, said theologian Mends are. Vatican document on the origins and you're going to live by It, just to think that the new Church me by all this sharing and caring he was fed up with books about It w a s meek and mild- o f human life, I said, ‘What do I as I stood by my choice and stuck wants us to let all our guts hang talk we've going to create com secret plots to take over the world mannered Frank who suddenly know about it? I had my three with my wife, although there out? Aren't there some things munity. All we're doing is-to by KGB agents or CIA men gone Intervened in the animated con kids, there was no problem. How were some hard times, and I'm civility aays we should keep to discover more reasons to -be mad. From that, they moved to versation and said, “Me — I've can I fee I anything about what I sure she was ready to quit with ourselves? Shouldn’t good man separate.” newspaper stories and their had enough with sharing and car don't know?’ The priest then ac me and I quit with her. Nobody ners declare that we don’t talk Our host. Henry, put an end Jo sameness repeated day after day. ing.” We asked him what that cused me of not being caring asked me how I felt about that.” about some things In public? Isn't th e conversation: "I know (At the time of the meeting, of meant. He continued, “In our enough, saying I should really ex “ The answer I give Father is: It, at least that's the way I was nothing about this sharing/car course. It was Iran and the parish, we have a small study tend myself to express feelings it's not my problem. Sure I care — brought up, more Important to ing. One thing: I want a beer, and contras.) group on Church subjects. And about all those husbands and I care a lot about a lot of things. respect the other person enough I want a bologna sandwich, and I Harry, the controversial we have this gung-ho young wives who cannot have children But I don't have to have a care to keep quiet about him than to hope you guys want that because Catholic topic man, brought up priest whose Invariable demand and want to have children. “ I about everything that happens, broadcast what I think about that’s all we got.” the repeated issues in the month after month is to ask us to said, 'Hey, Father, what am I to even In the Church! About my him ?" So ended our conversation on Catholic press, and said he was tell how we feel about any sub- feel? I lead m y own life, go my feelings — m y wife is lucky when I Back came Al: "But you see. caring and sharing. Commentary A tear and a prayer
By Msgr. CHARLES O. RICE bullets and shrapnel into the air and except for submarines with Call to holiness John Lehman, recently retired In deVastating volume. This nuclear warheads and the other as Secretary of the Navy, is an ar device was located on the stem, nuclear launching sites, all the By Fr. JOHN CATOIR dent conservative and militarist, and in order to defend Itself, the other military hardware will be Director, The Christophers Msgr. Charles a hawk of hawks, it would appear. O. Rice ship had to turn around and pre irrelevant. Lehman is a practicing Catholic, sent Its stem to the invader. What Previously I have remarked that During a recent trip to Antwerp. Belgium, where I attended an in which he assumes entitles him to if it were attacked from all sides as President Reagan, while he is per ternational meeting of the Catholic Press, I spent some time with tackle the Bishops when they It tyould be In a war, would it spin sonally lucky- brings bad luck to Cardinal Suenens, formerly the Primate of Belgium, now retired. We make statements or issue En like a top? the country and its military. He is had travelled extensively together in former years. For nearly two cyclicals on peace and Lehman's Navy, for all the accident prone. So many in days we talked, shared happy memories, explored new ideas for the disarmament. why the ship was not prepared to money lavished upon it, does not cidents, the chief of which are the future o f the church, and prayed together. At 83 he is in marvelous Under his stewardship, naval either respond to or repulse two seem to be all that wonderful a 241 marines lost In Lebanon for shape and his mind Is still vigorous. I felt the Holy Spirit living in power was Increased, at least in Exocet Missiles. Those things construct. no good reason, and now the 37 Him in a special way. terms of boats. In getting money have been slashing and bashing I saw a woman on TV stating sailors. With him we stumble He told me of a turning point o f his life. When he was only 3, his from Congress, he was masterful. ships all over that troubled Gulf. that a relative of hers who served poorly prepared into complex father died. The shock made a powerful Impression on him. He There are flaws In the picture, It should have seemed inevitable on the Stark complained of fre situations poorly understood. In came to realize that life was short, and that it was best to use the however. The Navy got the boats, that sooner or later in that ship- quent breakdowns and malfunc the aftermath, with a touch of years given to us to focus on the things of heaven. And so, his desire but the little problem of being crowded corridor, a mistake tions. Scanting maintenance has bluster, he declared that he had to. be a priest was present almost before he reached the age of able to afford enough personnel to would be made. come back to haunt the Depart ordered American ships in the rgsson. man them was not solved, and The Stark should not have been ment of the Navy. If that Navy Gulf If threatened to defend one hears that in order to get the there if it were not fully equipped were used in real battle rather themselves. What in the world 'Tor me it was different. I felt the call to the priesthood faintly in boats, maintenance had to be to deal with oncoming Exocets. than in exercises to cow weaker were their orders before the childhood, but I dismissed It as a pious fantasy. Later when I was a sacrificed. Thus, it should have The French missiles would not be countries, how would it perform? Incident? man, the call became stronger; I consciously resisted it. Like so been no great surprise that one of considered state of the art by our I have a feeling that those who in I hope that when you pray, as I many young people today I was afraid of making any commitment, Lehman’s proud ships did not military gurus, but they work. duce the country to expand the do. for our men who were killed or afraid of deceiving myself, afraid of falling at whatever I tried. I perform up to specs in the Persian Our arsenal is strong on com Navy and all the Services do not wounded and for their families, didn’t know why I was alive. I had no sense of mission. I had no per Gulf recently, or maybe the specs plicated and temperamental in their heart of hearts ever that you spare a tear and a prayer sonal knowledge that God had a plan for my life, as he does for every themselves were deficient. The material, and weak on reliable believe that there will be a for the many, women and single person alive. frigate Stark received direct hits simpler items like the Russian showdown with the Russian children included, who are Only when I allowed this sense of God's guiding presence to grow from Iraqi planes. Thirty-seven Kalashnikov rifles and the Navy, the only other Navy that lacerated every day by the In me did I begin to feel capable of risking all to follow Him. It took men were killed, two were gravely Exocets. counts. Common sense should murderous freight we supply to about six years. A tremendous sense of relief followed. I surrendered injured. On the frigate there was an tell them, and probably does, that Central America and Southern to God's plan, and I experienced an incredible peace. I only wish I Questions are being asked as to elaborate device that can spew a real war will be a nuclear one. Africa. could share this peace with many young people who struggle with their grace as I once did. There is a vocation crisis in the church today. The fault lies in part Questions for Fr. Bober with our secular culture which muffles and distorts the promptings of-the Holy Spirit, and partly with young people themselves who By Fr. CHARLES BOBER In addition, the focus of the pro rapid growth in Christian com the Involvement of the entire cling to their doubts and fears as I did for so many painful years. But QUESTION cess was not only instruction (the munities, weakened this process community in what was to take time Is running out, the church needs priests and religious conveying of dogmas to be believ of initiation and reduced It to (at place In the general context of desperately. Throughout Lent and now every Sunday since Easter our ed ) but also included the most) a set of instructions and be worship. Pray for vocations. Pray for our good young people. They are the parish has made a great fuss demonstration of right conduct. It ing baptized. It was this relatively „ In our lifetime, we became used hope of the future. Pray that all of us may be generous enough to ac over a few people who were bap was here too that the community brief process to which most of us to people becoming Catholics cept the greatest gift God can give, the call to holiness. tized Into the Church. While I as a whole played a significant became accustomed when we rather instantaneously. They know that It Is Important to role. The liturgical assembly was spoke of becoming a Catholic. It took Instructions, were baptized make them feel welcome, the place where much of the ac was also that process to which the and immediately blended into the enough is enough. Perhaps you tivity of this process of initiation Second Vatican Council gave mainstream of Church life. To close scrutiny. Other viewpoint might want to deal with this In occurred. It culminated In the day, we are watching something night vigil of Easter but continued rather different take place. Your your column, maybe I'm wrong Understanding what had been for a period o f 50 days. question points up the fact that for feeling the way I do. the original process of Christian Isn’t it an easy broad jump from patents for new animal life to we need to continue to explain patents for nev/ human life? ("Preposterous!” the high priests of This last part of the process was initiation, the Council lamented ANSWER why that Is being done. seen as an Integral part of Chris the loss of the liturgical dimen technology disclaim. Yes, as preposterous as beginning new human The early Christians, like any It may seem to some that the tian initiation. During that time, sion and showed concern that this life in a petri dish). other social entity thought a lot Church Is giving too much em When the Vatican produced the document on in vitro fertilization the newly baptized together with rather isolated approach to initia about how they should initiate phasis to this process of initiation. and surrogate motherhood, there were sly exchanges of all-knowing the whole community reflected tion could lead some to lose sight new members into their com However, the best traditions of sneers in some quarters that implied that the Catholic Church had on the great mystery they had of the community's obligations. munity. Inspired by the Spirit, celebrated and pondered its im our Church acknowledge the ab hopped a supersonic Jetliner back to the Middle Ages. In the reform of the sacraments they quickly developed a rather plications in their daily life. In solutely essential part that Initia Yet recently there was a report of a frozen fertilized human ovum demanded by the Council, the elaborate process whereby this some communities the newly tion plays in the life of a Christian being used to produce a baby who was the twin of a child bom 18 Church attempted to recapture took place. Among the features of baptized continued to wear their community. Any community months before. the richness of the ancient rite of this process was the active par white baptismal garments for which does not Incorporate new * Let those who sneered beware. Frankenstein's monster may not initiation. Eventually in pro ticipation of all the members of public prayer during this entire members soon dies. So. too. with be a mere figment o f the imagination any more than Hitler’s vision th e Christian community. mulgating the Rite of Christian In the Church, those people who are period. of a super race was. Although playing different parts, itiation of Adults, the church gave getting special attention in your each member was Intimately In Over the course of time, many renewed emphasis to the notion parish are the very reason why The Catholic W itness volved In the process. factors, especially the periods of of initiation as a process requiring ypur parish has a future. Harrisburg, Pa. Scriptures PITTSBURGH -f 'f By Fr. ROGER KARBAN before. He never was physically very comforting thoughts for and resurrection is to show that Acts 1:12-14 present to us. those he leaves behind. The Lord Jesus continues to live as long as; I Peter 4:13-16 This wasn't the situation of his promises eternal life, the eternal his community lives. We call the- John 17:1-11 initial followers. They knew what life they've already received by second half of Luke’s work the! catholic Remember the last days of the It was like to relate to him one knowing the Father as the only Acts of the Apostles. 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Opinions/comments pi,uburgh c*tt”“c- Fnuy- **291997 - The joyous apostle of Rome i ■ p y Sr. MARY FIDELIA CHMIEL standard different from that of the we begin to do good?” Gradually on the same principle as they live Philip or Qai^nal Newman were C .S.8.P. world, known as “foolishness of many came to expect Philip In houses independent of the rest. spared fro m struggles and suffer For niany yean, Cal Samra, as the Cross.” He did many foolish regularly and began to do good After undergoing a period of being ings; on the contrary they Were director of a psychiatric research things to muffle rumors of his willingly. Some Joined him on accused of being an assembly of more frequent and intense. ~ foundation, wrote on psychiatric holiness. The eccentricities and visits to the sick; others accom heretics, the Oratory was approv topics. In the process he realized extravagances often bordering on panied him to prayer In the Seven ed and continues to carry on the In life, St. Philip was connected that many of the discoveries of buffoonery of St. Philip Neri are Churches — a devotion which en tremendous work of Its founder. with many great contemporary modern research were simply notorious among the records of dures to this day. Still others Join saints: St. Ignatius to whom he egpflrmations of the teachings of saints. But there was another side ed a lay confraternity which he Throughout his life, Philip was sent many followers, St. Plus V the- Bible and the saints. So he to this delightful saint. founded to look after poor a saint of constant and manifest who inaugurated the reforms of wrate The Joyful Christ and pilgrims which developed into a gladness of heart and this holy Trent, and St. Charles Borromeo became editor of "The Joyfiil Bom in Florence In 1515, the great hostel. cheerfulness and lack of ostenta who incarnated the spirit and Dlaiseletter " which is an epistle of same year that Teresa of Avila was bom in Spain, this fun loving tion and pomposity Is one of the Ideals of the Counter- She fellowship of Merry Christians At the urging of his confessor he youngster p assed a happy unique charms of his spiritual Reformation. Many others lived in Ofrilo try to be merry more than was ordained a priest and quickly childhood in Florence. At 18 he school. Of the many attracted to closest intimacy with the founder twice a year. Of course. In his became an outstanding confessor, left for Naples to Join an uncle Philip none can be better known of the Oratory as disciples qr .book he pays a tribute to the gifted with the knack of piercing While the Council o f Trent was with a flourishing business. Soon and loved than John Henry Car friends: St. Felix of Cantallce, St* ;^16th century clown priest” who the pretenses and Illusions of reforming the Church on the doc he learned that business was not dinal Newman who shortly after Camillus de Lellis, Blessed felt than any holiness which did others, though always In a trinal level, Philip concentrated In his bloodstream so he walked his conversion to the Catholic Giovanni Leonardl and the great •not leave room for laughter was charitable manner and often with on the heart level; conversion of to Rome without plan or provi Church went to Rome to study for saintly cardinal Frederic gravely suspect. a joke. His simplicity was disarm hearts, minds and morals. His ap sion. Given a room in exchange the priesthood and came to know Borromeo. ing. The master thought of pealing personality was winning the Oratory of St. Philip. He was 1 We are told that few men have for tutoring the sons of a Floren Philip's life was the holy and him friends ranging from beggars ordained on the Feast of St. Philip It seems fitting that four other ever been so deeply admired as tine. he found a place to stay and thorough reformation of the to most distinguished cardinals as Neri, this "choicest of priests” In saints were canonized along with was the “Laughing apostle of to study in solitude eating one Church which was In a deplorable his Joyous audacious spirituality whom Newman recognized a kin St. Philip: Ignatius of Loyola, Rome,” Si. Philip Neri meal a day. condition In a corrupt city known was bringing them to personal dred soul — one like himself “ op Francis Xavier, Isidore, the (1515*1595). Besides his Italian After three years of Philosophy for its disinterested clergy and lai holiness. Some of his followers posed to all imposture and hum Farmer, and Teresa of Avila. A temperament. Philip was graced and Theology he gave up any ty suffering from a Post- became priests and lived in com bug" as Newman tried to raise the popular witticism that was ban with a natural winsomeness thought of ordination. The next Renaissance malaise. Philip munity. This was the beginning level of Anglicans when he was at died about on that March 12, which combined Intense charity 13 years were spent In an unusual 'became one of the brightest lights o f the Oratory, the religious In Oxford and of Catholics, after his 1622, was that the Pope canoniz and a Pauline eagerness to be “ all vocation for that time — that o f a of the Counter Reformation — a stitute which he founded. He conversion, to the highest states ed "four Spaniards and a saint." things to all men." The two books layman engaged In prayer and the movement within the Catholic stoutly refused to take vows or of personal holiness by word, Of course, the saint was Philip he valued most were the New apostolate as Philip began his Church o f the 16th and 17th cen allow his Oratorlans to do so. He precept and example. Newman since many people still living' in Testament and a volume of jokes 60-year mission to the baptized tury which tried to eliminate In insisted that they live together was commissioned by the Pope to Rome were convinced of his and riddles. To play the fool for and ordained In the eternal city ternal abuses and to respond . freely — bound by love — without found the first Oratory In Birm holiness but as a race, the the love of Christ was his delight with a cheerful artless question honestly to the Protestant canonical ties of any kind. To this ingham, England, where he spent Spaniards, were not very popular as he applied to earthly things a “Well brothers, and when shall reformation. day the Oratorlans are organized his long saintly life. Neither St. among the Romans o f that era. Pilgrimage to the Holy Land
(Final of three parts.) both save money if we worked American policy Is contradictory. had half the Cabinet positions. Israel exists?" By MIKE McMANUS together. We have an airport in In Afghanistan, they say the mu- To understand the Likud's posi "But I am ready to negotiate EILAT, Israel — As my tour bus the middle of the city that is stop Jahadln are liberators. Here they tion, I met with Ehud Olmert, a directly with Jordan or Syria.’’ approached this resort city at the ping the growth of Eilat. If we give undercover blessings for senior member of the Knesset Jordan's King Hussein has southern tip of Israel on the Red could use their modem airport, Michael J. Israel's foreign occupation." (Parliament). He said, "W e agree refused to meet directly with Sea, I looked at a map and saw we won't have to build a new McManus Rshad A-Shawa, the most with what Perez said a year and a Israel, unless it were part of an 'in that the Jordanian city of Aqaba one." famous polltlcan In Gaza, said the half ago, that ‘an international ternational conference. He knofrs was right next to Eilat. Further, “ I was bora in 1948 In the In Palestinians "feel they have lost conference is a prescription for that Egypt's Sadat ails each country had only 10 miles of dependence war. And since 1967 their country. The Arabs are the the liquidation of Israel.' This will assassinated for making peaCe land, squeezed In between Saudi I was in all four wars and was defeated power. We are willing to create a framework where all the with Israel. But he says the con Arabia and Egypt. wounded by stepping on a mine. talk with Israel, but we don't see extreme elements will jo in ference would only start the pro But when I mentioned my goal We're tired of war." that they want to leave Gaza or Israel Prime Minister Yitzhak together to exert enorm ous cess, followed by direct Jordan- of driving through all four coun A rabs are even m ore e x the West Bank. Israel destroyed Shamir has refused to give up pressure of Israel for a total Israel talks. «. tries. Interviewing, an Israeli asperated. I interviewed two 700 Arab villages. So Gaza has Gaza or the West Bank (which he withdrawal from all occupied ter Last week Perez met with laughed: “ That's impossible. Palestinian leaders who are likely 600,000 Inhabitants, two-thirds calls Judea and Samaria). But ritories, a redivision of Jerusalem Russia's ambassador to the U.S.. Only birds can fly over the Israel- to be part of any future negotia of whom are refugees, living on a Israel’s foreign minister, Shimon and creation of a Palestinian Yuri Dubinin who said Russia did Jordan border. We can't even tions with Israel. piece of land under 200 square Perez, is willing to participate In state. not want to impose its decisions make a phene call to Aqaba.” Mayor Ellas FrelJ of Bethlehem, kilometers. an International conference In “ There Is no other meaning to on participants, and was moving The foolishness of the continu a Christian Arab, said "W e have " If Israel Is honest, and really which there would be some swap the Participation of Russia in such to reopen diplomatic relations ing state of war was made more now had 20 years of military oc wants a solution. It could return of land for peace. a conference, given what we know with Israel. clear by Sharf Dov, secretary of cupation. A little more than half Gaza to Egypt and the West Bank However, there Is an absolute about their commitment to the Another problem is that the BUat's city council; "It is un of our land has been taken and to Jordan. It Is If a mugger had his stalemate between Shamir's PLO and the Arab world. Perez Palestinians want the PLO Involv natural that on such a small bay, given to 60,000 Jewish settlers In hands around your neck. Does he Likud Party and Perez' Labor Par wants to Issue invitations to the ed. Yet the PLO refuses to we don't have any communica 150 settlements. Most of the land have to ask for permission to let ty. This Is not surprising. The last five permanent members of the cooperate. And Egypt and Jordan tion with them. We could work on taken from 1948 to 1987 was your neck loose? No. Israel has It election was so close it resulted in UN Security Council to negotiate have evicted the PLO. Joint ventures in many areas of never compensated for. in Its power to release our neck. a "unity” government. Perez was a Middle East peace. We don’t “ The conference is like trying to cooperation. "W e want the land and for the America has to realize that their prime minister for the first three even have diplomatic relations get Solomon. Jesus and Muham- “We are building our own Israelis to withdraw, unless they taxpayers are sending $3 billion a years, and now It Is Shamir's with Russia or China. Can they be med to cooperate," said one sewage treatment system, and could accept being under the rule year of aid to subdue the people of turn. It Is as if Carter and Reagan the sponsor of peace negotiations observer. It Is time for Americans they are building theirs. We could of any coming new government. the occupation. Is that right? No.” shared the Presidency and each on which the entire survival of to pray. Power of prayer B y Msgr. PAUL M. LACKNER It concerns a French Colonel tion. the French colonel shouted: receiving the sacraments and the Cross," or “ who rose from the When Klaus Barbie was ar who served in his country's arm “ Who will kneel with me and say devoutly praying the Rosary fre dead," etc. Pope Plus XII used rested and slated to stand trial for ed forces during World War I. the rosary for France? Say the quently, perhaps even dally. this same method when he crimes that he allegedly commit When World War II broke out. he rosary for France.” The answer to I have used the word devoutly prayed the rosary each evening ted against the Jewish people In offered his services, but was his plea came quickly In the form Msgr. Paul advisedly because the rosary Is a with the sisters who took care of France, there was a radio report politely told that he was too old. of curses, hoots, cat calls and M. Lackner very difficult prayer to say. It calls his household at the Vatican. that he might reveal the names of As the war progressed and all other vulgarities. for one to express veneration for It Is clear that France and other people who cooperated with Nazi available men were called to However, a few of the prisoners the Mother of the Lord and at the Western countries. Including the occupational forces through the serve, the young mayor of his did kneel and pray with him. On same time to meditate on United States, which are ex-, Vichy government. As many of us town was called. And so then the the second night he made his plea mysteries or events in her life and periencing a declining Mass atten remember from that time, a people of the town promptly again and a few more took to their that o f her Son. dance, need persons of the stature French puppet government elected him their mayor. knees. Eventually everyone did. It Is Indeed a beautiful story. It The Norwegian people, who of the French colonel. We need to operated from the City of Vichy In When World War II came to an Between each decade, the devout Is one that those o f us who heard were Catholics up till the time of pray as a community to reverse Central France. It was a small city end, many mayors were accused colonel gave a short meditation it will never forget. It indicates the the Reformation, recognized this this decline. of only some 31,000. The premier of cooperating with the Nazis. o n t h e mystery that he good that one person can ac difficulty. During the Middle Scripture guarantees success to during those years (1940-44) was They were promptly put Into announced. complish through his leadership. Ages, they added a short phrase those who pray in this way: "I tell Marshall Henri Petaln. prison and eventually condemned As time went on, all were freed. O f course, such persons as the ag In the middle o f each Hall Mary to you solemnly once again, if two of , My Interest In the report about to be executed. And among them And, as Cardinal Wright re ed French colonel assume assist them to remember the you on earth agree to asfr the possibility of Barbie naming was the French colonel. counted, each year all returned to spiritual leadership In critical mysteries. Thus, after the word anything at all. It will be granted names came from a story that I Obviously, they were a dejected the prison, marched in procession situations because they have Jesus, they would add: "w h o was to you by my Father In heaven. heard from John Cardinal Wright lot as they found themselves to the nearby Catholic Church been preparing themselves for it conceived at the Annunciation,” For where two or three meet In when he was our ordinary. The behind bars and facing death. On a n d prayed the rosary in for a long time. We can picture or "who suffered for us In the my name. I shall be there with story Is quite Interesting. the first night of their Incarcera thanksgiving. him going to Mass every Sunday. 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B y M A R TH A E. ZELLNER stitutlonally, legally, children have to offer. They are upon persons who are less than The pace at which judges and chronologically or morally,” products of the homes they come 21 years o f age at the time o f the juries are sentencing people to Strelb told the nearly ISO people from,” he continued. “ It hurts to commission of the offense.” death for crimes committed while gathered for the forum. 'see how much these kids want Strelb said capital punishment under the age o f 18 is slackening “If you’re thinking about the love. Let’s work with the children, Is not an Inexpensive w ay to deal markedly, reported Victor Strelb, Ugly American, this Is one way In and let’s work to save our foremost authority on the death which w e are.” children." with the problem of violent crime. ” 1 can promise you that lawyers penalty for juveniles, at a forum Bell himself, la an argument As o f May 1, 1987, 33 persons 1wlll make it cost too much for O b May 21, at the Downtown YWCA. against the death penalty. Func In the U.S. are on death row for Sponsored by Amnesty Interna tionally Illiterate when he entered | crimes committed while under death sentence,” the professontjf law at Cleveland State University, tional groups 39 and 345 and the prison, he has since earned a the age of 18. All were convicted said. Western Pennsylvania Coalition master's degree In social work and sentenced to death for Against the Death Penalty, the from Temple University and now murder, and all but two commit A 1982 study In New York con- forum titled “ The Death Penalty“ counsels juvenile offenders and ted some other crime such as rob 'eluded that the average murder for Juveniles?“ «1—> featured Dar troubled youths. bery or rape. trial and the first stage of appeals cost taxpayers $1.8 million, mort ryl Bell who spent 12 years on Convicted for a death which Presently, 36 states authorize than twice as much as It costs to Pennsylvania's death row. resulted from a ricocheted bullet the death penalty. Only 26 of keep a person in prison for life. There are currently 86 people during a grocery store robbery In those states authorize death on death row In Pennsylvania. Philadelphia in 1961, Bell came sentences for juveniles, and Religious leaders' throughout One o f them, Kevin Hughes. Is within a few steps of the electric several of those 26 are consider the world have spoken out against there for a crime committed while chair. A last-minute call from ing prohibition of them. the death penalty. The United under the age of 18. He was former Governor William Scran Pennsylvania has no express States Catholic Bishops' Con sentenced in October 1983, for ton to Rockvlew Correctional In minimum age In either Its death ference called It a “ blasphemous the rape and murder o f a 9-year- stitution in 1964 saved him. He penalty statutes or its criminal symptom of aggressive and poten old girl In Philadelphia In 1979. was pardoned in 1977 and freed court Jurisdiction statutes. Strelb tially murderous hostility In our In 1978. said It would delight him to see Tw o other youths were recently souls.” “ I stopped blaming people for Pennsylvania accept a minimum sentenced to death, one in 1984 In Jauary 1983, Pope John Paul my problems. The problem was age o f 21. and one In 1985, but both deci II came out against the death with me.” Bell explained. “ I teach Currently there ls a 27-word bill penalty. Strelb found this Ironic. sions were reversed earlier this the kids that I work with that year. (1103) In Pennsylvania cospon “ He was the first pope to come out there is a consequence for their sored by 17 representatives In the against the death penalty even "The death penalty for actions." House which reads; “ A sentence though the first pope died from juveniles makes no sense con- "There's a lot that these of death shall not be Imposed It,” he mused. Fr. Dominic Olivieri, pastor of Immaculate Conception Church In Pope thanks t - a g i SHBP* Bloomfield and chaplain o f Fort Pitt Lodge No. 1 of the Fraternal jL’- ,-**% Order of Police, welcomes members of area police departments to the church for the annual memorial service for police recently. Catholics for With him are Pat McNamara, left president o f F.O.P. Lodge 1 In Pittsburgh and Charles L. Cassidy, president of Allegheny County mission aid F.O.P. Lodge 91. The police officers had marched in parade down VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Liberty Avenue and Into the church fo r the service. A breakfast followed. John Paul II expressed thanks for Catholics who have contributed, often “ in silence and anonymity," to help meet the rising costs of Two priests named church missionary efforts. The pope said the costs of educating seminarians, priests to diocesan positions and religious had shown par ticular Increases throughout the (Continued from page 1) world. He told officials of the and pastoral life, education, tem church's mission aid societies • H poralities. and human services — May 8 that thanks to their “ zeal" Bishop Anthony Bevllacqua hosted a special lun Tosello, Fr. William Frawley (rear), Fr. Leo Beck. as well as other diocesan offices in promoting contributions, the cheon last Wednesday for priests marking Fr. Thomas Carey (rear). Fr. Joseph Sullivan. whose services cross the boun needs have been met “In a golden and stiver Jubilees of ordination. At the Bishop Bevllacqua. FT. Peter Schlrra. Fr. George daries of the specialized satisfactory way.” event held at his Oakland residence, are, from Garber (rear). Msgr. Joseph Meenan, Fr. John secretariats or whose services "Let us thank the Lord left Fr. John Klein, Aux. Bishop John B. Keane (rear), Fr. Hugh McCormley, Fr. Mark don’t clearly fall into any of the together, who has kindled in so McDowell Fr. Donald Sotak, Retired Bishop Vin Glasgow and Aux. Bishop Anthony Bosco. specialized secretariats. many souls such a willingness to cent Leonard, Fr. Lawrence Holpp, Fr. Matthew A vicar general is one to whom give, even in silence and a diocesan bishop grants broad- anonymity.” he said. Fr. Dattilo Fr. Rutkowski Cardinal recovering based, general faculties to act In Statistics provided by mission the name of the diocesan bishop, Mich.-, at St. Vincent Seminary, aid officials showed that contribu from surgery but under the direction of the Latrobe; at St. Mary Seminary tions worldwide have Increased diocesan bishop. and University, Baltimore; Wayne between 6 and 7 percent over the PHILADELPHIA (NC) — Car The diocesan secretariat for State University, Detroit; and the dinal John Krol of Philadelphia MICHIGAN last two years. In 1986, the clergy and pastoral life encom Aquinas Institute of Theology, church distributed more than was In good spirits and recovering passes three departments — wor Dubuque, Iowa. $130 million in aid to missionary well a week after surgery to stop ship and pastoral life, clergy per Ordained In 1963, Fr. territories. bleeding In his esophagus, his PAPAL sonnel and clergy formation. Rutkowski served as parochial The pope said missionary ac doctor said May 26. vicar at St. Michael Parish, Each of the three departments tivity was a “ precise and for “There Is no further bleeding” hatfe other offices and agencies Elizabeth Borough, and its then midable responsibility" of the and the medical indicators are VISIT reporting to them. mission parish, St. Isaac Jogues, church. “ all pluses," said Dr. Joseph Fr. Dattilo. 55, is a native of Elrama, from 1963 to 1968; as a Gambesla, Cardinal Krai's per "W oe to us If we don’t Featuring: New Castle. He attended St. member of the theology faculty at sonal physician. evangelize,” he said. "W e must Fjdells High School and College in the Orchard Lake Schools, Or Cardinal Krol. 76, spent seven continue with courage and with Private Viewing Herman, Butler County; St. Vin chard Lake, Mich., from 1968 to hours in surgery at St. Agnes trust in our evangelizing task, cent Seminary in Latrobe; and St. 1973; as administrator of Guar Medical Center in Philadelphia Section even if the times are perhaps Charles Seminary in Overbrook, dian Angels Parish, West End, May 19. He had begun bleeding more difficult than In the past." Philadelphia. from 1976 to 1980; as director of from swollen veins In the lower Ordained in 1958 by then the Newman Center at Slippery The pope said the duty to esophagus, near where It joins the 4 Days-3 Nights Bishop John Dearden, Fr. 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A t Serra Youth/school news Seniors look to life after high school St. Joseph speakers named St. Joseph High School, By K A R L HENDRICK8 she feels this way when the future ble and set goals for the future." from his classmates in that Natrona Heights, has an Serra High 8chool for her holds a Job working for that will help him succeed. respect. He plans to get a degree nounced the student speakers May 22 was the seniors' last day Congressman Joseph Gaydos in Jodi Gallick and Terl Jaslewlcz in Political Science, to become a for its May 29 graduation of school at Serra and May, 31 is Washington, D.C. this summer echo John's words. They both practicing attorney, and ultimate ceremonies in St. Joseph the day of their graduation. and the study of International believe that Serra has made them ly become a successful politician. Church, New Kensington. Graduation is a much- Relations at Boston University stronger people, better able to ac "Serra has taught me how to anticipated day for the seniors. this fall. As she leaves Serra, cept challenges. Jodi, a member make responsible decisions, but They are the valedictorian, It's a day that they have been however, Mary Beth has begun to of the Chorus and the AFS Club, yet not take things too seriously,” Mark Schaeffer, and the working toward since their first develop an even greater apprecia plans to study Pharmacy at Pitt or says Tim. "I'll always remember aalutatorlan, Kristie Jo day as freshmen at Serra. Talking tion o f it. Duquesne, and she hopes to one thing, if I ever decide to go Monaco. The valedictorian is with them, however, reveals that the son of Lloyd W. and Jessie "I feel that if I hadn't gone to someday start a family and own back to Serra, I'll know that I can M ark K ristie Jó graduation is also a time of con Serra, I would be very different, her own Pharmacy. Says Jodi, call it home.” Hogg Schaeffer of Klttannlng. flicting emotions. They're ready have different values, goals, “ Going to Serra has taught me to The seniors have many dif T h e aalutatorlan is th e issue, May IS. to get out into the world, yet they daughter of Frederick A. and plans. I greatly benefited from believe in myself and not to care ferent feelings and thoughts dur The school also announced are unsure of themselves. They're coming here because I was ex about what people say about ing graduation time. As mention Rita Olivo Monaco of New a change in concélébrants for looking toward the future, but are pected to accomplish more, con you.” Terl, co-editor of Monday ed before, many o f the new Kensington. the baccalaureate Mass. Ff. also unwilling to let go of their sequently I now want to ex Monday, Serra's bi-weekly graduates are feeling unsure The high school hadn't Donald Mondello. rector of high school years. perience as much as I possibly newspaper and a cast member of about themselves as they enter determined ihe student Blessed Sacrament Mary Beth Sigler, editor of can,” she said. "Camelot,” is planning to study the “real world.” There is one speakers for the graduation Cathedral, Greensburg, will Serra'a monthly newpaper. The John Frydrych also has mixed Nursing at Pitt and also wants to thing they can all be proud of, as of press time for the Pitt replace Fr. Robert Moslener Eagle, at times appears to be in a emotions about leaving Serra. one day have a family. “I think however. They have all gotten sburgh Catholic's graduation as a concélébrant. confused state of mind as she "I'm glad to finish high school," I’m more dedicated and devoted through four years of high school, faces graduation. She describes he says, "but I'll miss the good to what I believe in because I went which is no easy task. Says Mary her feelings about leaving Serra friends and good times.” John, a to Serra,” she says. Beth Sigler, " If I remember how Senior wins pro-life contest as "Joyous’’ and also "sad that a band manager and softball One thing the seniors all have in awed I was at the school when I major stage of my life is over.” manager, plans to work toward a common is big plans for the was a freshman and how dif Ginger Edgar, a senior at North Hills High School In Ross Mary Beth has sometimes felt that degree in architecture at Kent future. Tim O'Rourke, a member ferently I view it now, I realize Township, recently won the statewide pro-life oratorical contest high school has been a "limited State University. He feels that at of Serra's football team and the that nothing should intimidate sponsored by the Pennsylvania Pro-Life Federation. atmosphere." It's easy to see why Serra he learned "to be responsi cast of "Camelot," is no different m e." Miss Edgar will go on to compete for the national prize of $2,500 at the national Rlght-to-Llfe Convention. June 18. 19 and 20 in New Orleans. At Cathedral She represented southwestern Pennsylvania at the statewide competition, held May 1 in Harrisburg. She was the winner of the regional competition sponsored by Pennsylvanians for Human Students help adults see teen perspective Life, Southwest Region.
By U S A THOMAS month. cited to be part of such a large Besides the duty of class presi 3rd grader wins award for essay St. Paul Cathedral Monica Manes, Junior class decision-making process. We talk dent she has an obvious interest As class president, the duties president, is one of the three about issues affecting teens and in music. She began singing In Ron Paul Freeman, a third grade student at St. Philomena are usually the same: hold fund members from Cathedral on the give Insight to the diocese from a Immaculate Conception's School in Squirrel Hill, will receive an award on June 1 from the raisers, maintain class harmony, SAB. "Each school chooses three teenage point of view," she Children's Choir and for the past Philatelic Society of Pittsburgh for winning the organization's plan parties, etc. But there is one representatives, but for Cathedral added. five years has taken music essay contest. His essay — on the educational value of stamp col special duty not usually required it is a duty as the Sophomore, The meetings have been held in lessons. lecting — was judged to be the best of the 44 essays submitted of class president. Junior, and Senior class the Diocesan building, Canevln, Her Interest in music led her to from four schools in the Pittsburgh area. Presidents." At Cathedral, the presidents of Sacred Heart, and also in apply for choir director for the the Sophomore, Junior, and Last year Miss Manes was vice- Schenley Park In a private grove. current children's choir at Im 2 Serra seniors honored Senior classes are chosen to be a president of the Sophomore class. During these meetings teens are maculate Conception. part of the Diocesan Student Ad "Monster Practice," as she call However, this year she felt she asked to express their feelings on Two seniors at Serra High School, McKeesport, were honored visory Board (SAB). It, Is an Intriguing experience. had the ability to become presi such Issues as teen suicide, as outstanding business education students at a luncheon spon "The children are sweet but they SAB has three representatives dent of the Junior class. “I en pregnancy, or peer pressure. sored by the Mon-Yough Chamber of Commerce, held recently at do not like to stay after school.” from Canevln, Sacred Heart. joyed being vice-president and the Duquesne Golf Club. “ I think we have given the "It’s a learning experience. You North Catholic, Central, and also wanted to add Insight to the Honored were Antonella Chiarizio and Marie Soltis, both of diocese an important insight on learn how to break up fights and Cathedral. They meet for two Junior class. whom received plaques for superior achievement in business how a teenager feels on major how to be extremely diplomatic," hours the first Tuesday of every education courses during their four years o f high school. " I knew about SAB and was ex issues,” said Mias Manes. she said. A t Central 8th grader gets scholarship
San tina O'Donnell, an eighth grade student at Nativity School,' North Side, has been awarded the 1987-88 Marjorie L. Tilley Math teacher ends 40-year career Scholarship to the Ellis School, Shadyside. The four-scholarship is presented annually to an eighth grader By ZOLTÁN A. VARD Y hard work has been epitomized fessional career. However, even Throughout her teaching on the basis of academic achievement and Is named for the first Central Catholic best by the presence of Miss Betty beyond some of those academic career. Miss Ellis always headmistress. During the past several years, Jane Ellis, who, after 38 years as accomplishments. Miss Ellis feels attempted to uphold some of her Miss O'Donnell Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice O’Don-! the American educational system a math teacher in the Catholic h e r more Important own personal Ideals In her nell of the North Side. has been at the center of a great Diocese of Pittsburgh, decided to achievements have come in her teaching, emphasizing to her controversy. Sociologists and retire following the end of this duties as business manager for students the Importance of educators across the nation have school year. Miss Ellis, who sees Central. Basically, her duties in “mastering fundamentals." It is $14,OCX) scholarship awarded argued that the Catholic educa golf, volunteer work, and possibly volved being in charge of the this sort of personal conviction Carole Turocy, a senior at Sacred Heart High School in tional system has generally pro even a part-time Job as a part of financial operation of the school, and absolute professionalism that Shadyside, has been awarded a Presidential Scholarship from vided high school graduates with her Immediate future, is not leav including anything from prepar enables her to encompass all the Loyola College, Baltimore. The four-year scholarship Is valued at • a more solid moral and academic ing Central without a heavy ing a budget, to keeping up-to- values found in a Catholic educa $14,000 and was awarded on the basis of academic achievement. • foundation than the majority of heart. date tuition records. tion: a commitment to the Miss Turocy is the daughter of William and Evelyn Turocy of public schools have. Among the “ This was a very difficult deci It Is very Important to realize Church; a commitment to Wllkinsburg. many factors that have con sion for me to make simply that the business manager's role discipline: and most Importantly, tributed to these findings, the one because I've been teaching for in Catholic schools has changed a commitment to seeing that the which truly has stood out over the such a long tlme...It'll take me a dramatically over the past few best p o s s ib le education is Student’s artwork on display years has been the great dedica while to adjust, but I should be years. In fact, as Brother Edward available to every student. tion and diligence with which so able to do it," she aid. Sheehy. principal of Central The faculty, administration, Cathy Cunningham, a many educators in Catholic Over the span of her more than Catholic, explains, “with the in and the students at Central will senior at Sacred Heart High schools practice the profession of 40-year teaching career. Miss creasing financial pressure on miss her, and all join In wishing School In Shadyside, had her teaching. Ellis can recount numerous Catholic schools, the role of the her the best: a meaningful, original watercolor and ink At Central, for the past 20 years events that stand out in her mind business manager has become a restful, yet busy retirement which artwork chosen for display this sort of meticulousness and as the true highlights of her pro vital one." she well deserves. recently at the 10th annual C athy Legislative School Art Exhibit held in the main rotunda of the state capítol building in Canevin FBLA has illustrious past Harrisburg. M iss Cunningham, the By CHRISTOPHER COPPULA regional competition — no one placing of these was Roger Con O'Connell faced that responsibili daughter of Jack and Eleanor work chosen for the exhibi Canevin High School won. Mrs. Macy, however, is not stantino, who in 1979 placed se ty and since he was named ad Cunningham of Forest Hills, tion. Those students received one to be easily discouraged and cond in the nation in Accounting visor in 1981, the Canevln FBLA was one of 25 students from citations and were honored at It started out as the idea of a the next year, 1966, Canevln had 1. chapter has enjoyed a time of Allegheny County to have her a luncheon. group of senior business students its first regional winner, Pat Car With the progress of its com growth and prosperity. ; and expanded into one of the roll. Her victory turned out to be petitors, the Canevin FBLA grew The true worth of Canevln most respected FBLA powers in no fluke, for in the next 21 years in size and significance. Its pro FBLA cannot be measured by the the state. This is the story of Canevln has had 300 regional gress was rewarded with 12 amount of trophies students have Canevin FBLA. winners and 66 state winners. outstanding chapter awards and won or how many contestants go Seton-LaSalle FBLA six second place awards since to the state competition. It can be ; ; On December 12, 1964 a group In addition to their success at 1973. The moot o f any high found only in the students' desire hard on competition . of business students and their ad- state competitions, Canevin school in the district. to work and the amount of school ' visor Mrs. Ruth Macy organized FBLA students have enjoyed suc Canevin’e present advisor, Mr. spirit they have. Judging from By TIN A VBZENDY “ The competition was new and the Canevin FBLA chapter. That cess in the national field as well. James O'Connell had a great Canevln's illustrious background Seton-LaSalle High School inspiring to the members. They ; year they had a membership of 44 Since 1972 Canevln has had six responsibility to undertake when the worth of its FBLA speaks for The members of the Future and future members are looking students and sent them all to the national contestants. The highest Mrs. Macy retired in 1981. Mr. Itself. Business Leaders of America at forward to next year’s competi Seton-LaSalle High School have a tion.” said Mrs. Evans about the lot to boast about this past school experience. A tO L S H year. What makes this group really On May 4th and 5th, qualifying stand out is its dedication. The students who placed at the club was started in late Academics not ignored by school’s athletes regional F.B.L.A. competition December, and had to raise held at Robert Morris College, enough money to compete by H O LLY RAD Y There were thanks to the many tant as athletics at OLSH. No tears were shed publicly, but were able to compete in the state March 15. They voluntarily gave Our Lady o f the Sacred H eart supporting parents who have Trophies were given to the lady inside each and every person pre leadership conference and com up all of their free time to raise the seen our athletes through the best and gentleman who held the sent could not help but feel petition in Lancaster, Pa. Senior needed funds. Finally, after much On Saturday, May 9th, Our and worst times, and through the highest grade point average while something. Mike Wahlster placed sixth in hard work, they succeeded in Lady of the Sacred Heart held its sweat and injuries that come with playing a sport. Receiving the business law, and Senior Dave reaching their goal. annual Sports Banquet at the FEZ participating in sports. There awards were juniors Christine An That night we witnessed a class Schramm placed third in Students at Seton-LaSall can in Hopewell Township. It wasn't a were trophies given for "The Most drews and Jeff Rosenwald. of excellent athletes prepare to business computer applications. become members of F.B.L.A, if night to only honor the student Valuable Player,"and there were Speeches were made by coaches leave, and yet another to take This was the club’s first year of they are presently enrolled in a ; athletes, but the coaches as well, trophies given for “The Most Im to their respective teams and by their (dace. As the year draws to a competition. The F.B.L.A. business course. Those who have it was a tribute to the senior proved Player” for those who team members praising their dose, we look ahead to the up chapter at Seton-LaSalle is enrolled are encouraged to Join, ¿thletes who guided the were seen making an effort to do coaches. Gifts were given in coming year to view how the new moderated by Regina Evans, because the experience is not only underclassmen and who will all that a player could possibly do. gratitude for the season past and and stronger athletes w ill lead us chairperson of the business fun and exciting, but can be very graduate this year. But academics is Just as impor- for luck in the seasons to come. on to victories. education department. rewarding in years to come.
i Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, May 20, 1087 Diocesan news
Summer CCD courses added Butler jubilarians Teaching as Jeans Did Mr. and Mrs. James C. Smith o f I The diocesan CCD office has added two courses to Its schedule of 124 W . New Castle St., Butler, [ summer classes for its Continuing Christian Development program. will celebrate their 50th wedding "Communicating the Christian Message,” Parts A and B, will be Catechetical Institute anniversary Saturday, May 30, offered at Our Lady of Joy Parish, Holiday Park, Plum Borough. Part with a 7 p.m. Mass in St. Peter I B y Sr. UR8ULA KELLY, 8.S.N.D. A will be offered July 6 through July 10 and Part B will be offered Church. A family dinner will | Director of Elementary School Catechesis July 13 through July 17. Class hours for both courses will be 9 a.m. follow. Each year aa spring warms Into summer, catechists from various _ to 4 p.m. Mr. Smith and the former I geographical locations of our diocese convene to experience the The master catechists for the classes will be F t . Francis Frazier, Cecelia F. Roller of Duquesne I Summer Catechetical Institute. This summer marks the 12th year Rita Rodden, and Sister Anthony Albright, RSM. were married May 31, 1937 In St. that catechists switch places with their students and assume the The fee Is $20 for each course. For registration Information, con Joseph Church, Duquesne. Of role of learner. Catechists of both Catholic schools and CCD pro tact the center chairperson. Sharon Rodish. 200 O'Block Road, Pitt ficiating were Fr. Ignatius A. I grams join priests, parents and other Interested adults for this an sburgh, Pa., 15239. Roller, Mrs. Smith’s brother, and | nual learning experience. This summer Duquesne University and Frs. Fehrenbach and Wlessman. La Roche College will once more hoat the Institute. Sacred Heart ‘Buc Night* set The couple have three children: I During the week of June 15-19 Fr. Patrick O’Brien, S.T.D., direc William G. Smith of Hyattsvllle, tor for religious education, will present five three-hour sessions en The alumnae of Sacred Heart High School, Shadyside, are plann Md.. and Karen Smith of Butler, titled “Interpreting Apocalyptic Literature” at La Roche College. ing a "Buc Night" and tailgate party on Friday, June 12, at Three and the late Miriam Elaine Smith. I This course will assist one in understanding the history of apocalyp Rivers Stadium, where the Pittsburgh Pirates will host the New York Mr. Smith owned and operated I tic literature aa well as examining its nature and purpose. The only true apocalypse In the Old Testament, the Book of Daniel, will be ex Mets. th e Smith the Locksmith! Tickets are $6 for the game and $5 for the tailgate party, which business for 46 years. Mrs. Smith I plored. The beat known example of this literature In the New Testa will begin at 6:30 p.m. For tickets, contact Nancy Carey Teschke at is retired from Sunnyvlew Home, I ment la the Revelation of John. A detailed explanation of this book 661-1059 or Marge Logsdon, development director at the high where she worked for 11 years as | will be offered. a nurses' aide. She works part As many radio and television evangelists proclaim the glories of school, at 361-2933. Mr. ft Mrs. James Smith time in Arthur’s Gift Store. Fundamentalism, many Catholics are expressing concern and con Mr. Smith is a member of the Knights o f Columbus and Mrs. fusion. This week will provide an opportunity to clear that unsettl ‘Genesis’ aids Rainbow Kitchen Smith belongs to the parish Women’s Council. ing atmosphere. A number of our older elementary and secondary The popular rock music band "Genesis" contributed $500 and 20' students are expressing questions and seeking understanding about concert tickets to the Rainbow Kitchen Community Center In Lawrenceville job bank this literature. Fr. O’Brien will offer the same course at Duquesne Homestead. Band members Tony Banks, Phil Collins and Mike University during the week o f June 22-26. Rutherford requested the tickets for the recent concert be used to The Lawrenceville Citizens Council has established a job bank to Fr. Frank C. Sokol, Ph.D., assistant director for religious educa raise funds for the center, which aids the unemployed and needy in assist unemployed and low-lncome workers in obtaining employ tion, will teach Catechesis and Liturgy at Duquesne University the the Steel Valley. ment or training opportunities. For information call 683-2240. week of June 15-19. This course is designed to help catechists with the liturgical dimensions of their ministry. Its goal la to explore the 20 mark jubilees relationship between catechesis and the liturgy, and then to enable CALL THE EXPERTS catechists to utilize the llturglctd dimensions of catechesis and the Twenty members of the Humili catechetical dimensions of liturgy. Its theory is based on the ty of Mary Sisters at Villa Maria in Church's catechetical and liturgical documents, and its practical ap Villa Marla. Pa., celebrated plication Is based on the experience of the participants. The same jubilees In Religious life in course will be offered at La Roche College June 22-26 by Fr. Frank J. Üeautifnl Urntte ceremonies recently at the Villa Drablska, M. Div., parochial vicar at St. Agatha. Bridgeville. It la our Maria Community Center. hope that participants will return to their schools and parishes PAINTING REMODELING Among the Sisters marking realizing that faith and worship are related. 50th anniversaries were: Sharing the Light o f Faith, our Natlonsd Catechetical Directory, DÜR PAINTING Wan Paparlas HOME REMODELING Sister MEtry Electa (the former explidns the relationship between liturgy and catechesis as follows: Commutai — RmMmUìI PAINTING e Porches e Any Kind ot Carpenter Work Mary Coleman of Shelby, Ohio) “ There is a close relationship between catechesis and liturgy. InltriOf - Ert*rf f PilntMg Interior * Exterior Painting 0 e Concrete Sidewalks e Wolmanlzed Decks S Steps former teacher at Our Lady of Both are rooted in the Church’s faith, and both strengthen faith and Horn» Remodeling DRY WALL • Concrete Driveways e Rooting & Chimneys Patch Piaster!»! 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Í Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, May 29, 1987 — Page 9 A roun d the diocese
“Plum Borough man ordained Priest to mark 40th year Knights honor Renfrew family
Fr. Joachim (Kim) Studwell, son of Joseph and Loretta C. Fr. Matthew Herron, TOR, will celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Raymond C. Hughes Studwell o f Plum Borough, was ordained to the priesthood May 23, his ordination to the priesthood with a Maas on Saturday, May 30, at family of Renfrew, Butler Coun at St. Francis Friary and Retreat Center in Burlington, Wise. Of 6 p.m. in St. Alphonsus Pariah, Springdale. ty, was named “Family of the ficiating was Milwaukee Archbishop Rembert Weakland. The homilist for the anniversary Maas will be Fr. Dennis Sullivan, Year” at the 89th annual con vention of the Pennsylvania Fr. Joachim is a member of the Franciscan provincial of the Sacred Heart Province of the Third Order Regular State Council of the Knights of Friars Minor, Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Franciscans. 'Mary Province. A native of Barking, Father entered the Third Order Regular Fran Columbus in Seven Springs ciscans In 1936. He earned his bachelor of arts degree from St. Fran recently. , He will offer a Mass on Pentecost Sunday, June cis College. Loretto, and his master and doctoral degrees from the Hughes, a rural mall carrier 7. at 11 a.m. In St. John the Baptist. Plum Angellcum University, Rome, in 1939. for more than 21 years, is grand Borough. Fr. Herron served for many years as a professor of moral theology knight of Butler Council 866 of A native of St. Bartholomew parish in Penn at St. Francis Seminary, Loretto, and also served in parishes in Pitt the K of C. He and his wife, • Hills, Fr. Joachim attended St. John the Baptist sburgh and Miami. In addition, he was one of the builders of the Mable, have nine children and School and public high school In Plum. He _ Franciscan University of Steubenville, where he served as professor 12 grandchildren. studied at Community College of Allegheny of moral theology. The family belongs to Holy County-Boyce Campus. Fr. Joachim Sepulcher parish in Glade Mills. He entered the Franciscan order In 1978 and studied theology at Charity bazaar scheduled Hughes was a founding member Mr. 3c Mrs. Hughes . the Catholic Theological Union In Chicago. He served as a deacon at of the parish school board and Scouting since 1961 and has a Franciscan parish In Green Bay. Wise, The semi-annual charity bazaar is scheduled for Thursday served as an usher for 30 years, won the Scouter's K ey , through Saturday. May 28, 29 and 30, In the center court o f North as past president of the Holy Distinguished Service Award Lecture for separated, divorced Hills Village Mall. Included In the activities will be bake sales, white Name Society and as a member from Moraine Trails’ Council and elephant sales, and games. Among the organizations participating of the church committee for 16 the St. George Award. He also4s St. Therese Parish, Munhall, will hold a summer lecture series for In the bazaar are the Sisters of Divine Providence, Court Bellevue years. He also Is a member of the a member of the council’s Eagle i separated or divorced Catholics. The programs will meet on three No. 655 of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas and Genesis of Men's Club. Scout Review Board. - Mondays at 7:30 p.m. In the club room in the basement of the parish Pittsburgh. He is treasurer of the Penn Mrs. Hughes is president of - church. Twp. veterans’ organization and the K of C Auxiliary, past presi The schedule is as follows: June 1, "Hurting People — What They. Sacred Heart author is former vice president and dent of the GFWC Women’s ; Need” ; July 6, “ Moral Decision Making — Catholic Teaching” ; and director of the Renfrew Com Club and a member of the Penn Celene Seamen, social studies teacher at Sacred Heart High :Aug. 3, “ Christian Community Aids Healing of munity Center and a charter and Twp. Fire Auxiliary. School In Shadyslde, la writing a book on former Pennsylvania Separated/Divorced.' ’ life member of Penn Twp. Four of the couple’s sons are Governor George Leader. The book, commissioned by Leader, is Those experiencing the trauma of separation or divorce, yet look- Volunteer Fire Co., where he Eagle Scouts and one is a Life described by Ms. Seamen as "a ‘Roots’ version of the Leader fami • lng for support and a place to air questions and concerns, are Invited served as treasurer and presi Scout. They also have earned ly.” It will be published In the summer of 1989 by Penn Valley. , to join with others In similar situations at the sessions. dent. Hughes has been active in religious awards in scouting. . For more information, contact Sister Nancy Gerken at 462-8161. iNecrology C alendar Port Vue bazaar WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3 St. Joseph parish at 1125 Romlne Ave., Port Vue, will hold Its an-! .June 2 Marian M ovem ent o f Priests — Cenacle. 7 p.m.. St. Elizabeth, nual bazaar Friday through Sunday. June 5-7, from 7-11 p.m. night-' . Fr. Joseph S. Kulacz...... 1944 Pleasant Hills. All welcome. ly on the church grounds. June 3 THURSDAY. JUNE 4 Included will be amusements, hand-made dolls and crafts, baked Msgr. Vincent J. Rleland...... 1961 Miraculous Medal, Meadowlands — Flea market, 9 a.m. to 3 goods and ethnic and traditional foods. Fr. Andrew R. Splsak ...... 1966 p.m., Third & Pike Sts. Also every Thursday through August. Space June 4 rental, $4. Call Sylvia, 222-6883. Also refreshments. Fr. Paul B. Tomlinson...... 1945 FRIDAY, JUNE 5 Meadowlands flea marts Msgr. William D. Savage...... 1969 Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Weekend retreat on "Open June 5 the Spirit” by Fr. Bernard Flnerty, OFM Cap. For reservations call Miraculous Medal Church at Third & Pike Sts., Meadowlands, will Fr. William P. Mcandrew...... 1963 681-6180. hold flea markets at the parish every Thursday beginning June 4, June 6 St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend retreat for from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Space rental Is $4. For reservations call Sylvia,; 222-6883. The flea markets will be held weekly through August. Fr. Modesto Parollnl...... 1947 charismatics, 7 p.m. to Sunday. 2 p.m. For reservations call Fr. Francis Rattenberger...... 1959 381-7676. .June 7 Blue A rm y — Evening of recollection, 6:30 p.m., St. Mary of Mer North Park benefit race Fr. Raymond V. Conway...... 1959 cy, Downtown.*Also 8 p.m. Mass, rosary, procession, stations, mid .F.r Richard B. Geyer...... 1972 night Mass offered by Fr. Thomas Carey. The sixth annual HealthWorks 10K race will be held Sunday;; Fr. C. Richard Glnder...... 1984. Christian Mothers and Guild, Madonna of Jerusalem, Sharp- June 7, at North Park to benefit St. Peter’s Child Development sburg — First Friday fish fry, 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., John Paul I Centers. The race will begin at 9 a.m. at the park boathouse. Center, 9th & Clay Sts. Take-outs also available by calling Registration will open at 7:30 a.m. Entry forms are available at CALL AN EXPERT 781-9726. McDonald's on McKnight Rd., at St. Peter’s office at 4127 Pittsburgh Women-Church — Meeting, St. Mary parish, 340 46th Brownsville Rd., Brentwood, or by calling 882-6330. St., Lawrenceville. All welcome. For Information call Linda Rich, 361-3022. West Sunbury festival At 00«r Cerulee SATURDAY. JUNE 6 Daughters of Erin — Luncheon-card party, noon, Knights of St. Louis parish In West Sunbury (Butler County) will hold its Equity club rooms. 533 E. Ohio St. Tickets $3 at the door. 25th anniversary festival Sunday, June 7. from 11:30 a.m. to dusk. SEWING CLEANING St. Casimir, South Side —.-Flea market, school hall, 22nd St. & Dinners of baked chicken or roast beef will be served from 11:30 Larkin Way, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., also Sunday. a.m. to 6 p.m. at $5 for adults and $3 for children. Take-outs also SSWING SEWING BROWN’S SUNDAY, JUNE 7 will be available. 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Brother Joseph Weber Fr. Wasyl Dzydora O bituaries A funeral Mass was to be held on Friday, May 29, In the Ukrainian A Mass of the Resurrection was offered on May 7 in the auditorium Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception, Philadelphia, for Fr. Joseph Moroney of Cardinal Gibbons High School, Baltimore, for Brother Joseph Fr. Wasyl Dzydora, former pastor of St. George Ukrainian Catholic Weber, a native of the North Side and a member of the Society of Parish, Brighton Heights. A Mass of Christian Burial was offered on May 27 In the chapel of Mary (Marianlst) for almost 65 years. Fr. Dzydora, 90, died May 24 at North Penn Hospital, Lanadale, Duquesne University for Fr. Joseph Moroney, former dean of the Brother Joseph, 82, died May 4 at the Marianlst community at Montgomery County. At the time of his death he was In residence at College of Arts and Sciences at the university and rector of the Cardinal Gibbons High School. the Villa of Divine Providence in Lanadale. former Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, Bethel Park. Burial Bom in Pittsburgh on Jan. 14, 1905, he entered the Society of Born in Ukraine, Father was ordained a priest in 1930 and served was in St. Mary Cemetery, O’Hara Township. Mary from the former St. Mary Pariah, North Side. He was a there until 1944. He served Ukrainian Catholics in Germany before Ft. Moroney died May 23 In Bay City, Mich. He was 74. graduate of the University of Dayton and did graduate work at the coming to the U.S. in 1950. In 1954, he was assigned to SS. Peter Bom on Sept. 17, 1912 In New York City, Father was educated at Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C. and Paul Parish in Wilmerdlng. Three years later, he became pastor St. Francis College, Brooklyn; at St. Mary Seminary, Norwalk, Brother Joseph began his teaching career in of St. George Parish. Hamilton, Ohio, in 1924 and later taught in Conn.; and the University of Fribourg, Switzerland. He was profess As pastor of the Brighton Heights parish, he oversaw the construc ed as a member of the Holy Ghost order in 1934 and was ordained a Dayton, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore. He tion of a new church and rectory. In addition, he was instrumental spent 24 years in Baltimore, serving as a teacher, priest In 1939. in establahing a senior citizens' high rise apartment house, present From 1940 to 1965, Fr. Moroney was assigned to Duquesne principal, com m unity director, and tutor. He ly under construction, and the establishment of the Ukrainian Self- University, where he served as professor of chemistry and dean of retired as a mathematics teacher at Cardinal Gib Reliance Federal Union. the College o f Arts and Sciences. From 1965 to 1970, Father was bons High School last year and at the time of his In 1975, Fr. Dzydora was named an honorary canon of thé rector of the former Immaculate Heart of Mary Seminary, Bethel death was assistant director of the Marianlst cathedral of Lvov in Ukraine. Upon his retirement from active Park. Since 1970, he was assigned to parochial ministry first in Community at the high school. ministry in 1984, he was named an archpriest of the Ukrainiafr Charleston, S.C.; later at Little Compton, R.I.; and at Bay City, He would have celebrated his 65th anniversary Bro. W eber Diocese o f St. Joaaphat o f Parma, Ohio. Mich., where he was assigned at the time of his death. of Religious life in August. He is survived by his wife, Antonia. The Ukrainian Rite permitted He is survived by one brother, Donald Moroney; three sisters, He is survived by two sisters, Catherine Stacklin and Anna Goetz, the ordination of married men. Margaret Hannan, Eileen McGuinness and Joan Para; and one both of Pittsburgh, as well as nieces and nephews. Including Sister Burial was to follow In St. Mary Cemetery, Fox Chase, sister-in-law, Lorraine Moroney. Anna Marie Goetz, RSM. principal o f St. Maurice School, Forest Philadelphia. A Mass also was offered on May 26 in St. Joseph Church, Bay City. Hills. Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery in Baltimore. William P. O’Malley Msgr. Louis Doychak Memorial gifts may be made in Brother Joseph's name to Cardinal A Mass of Christian Burial was to be held on Friday, May 29, at 11 Gibbons High School. A concelebrated Mass of Resurrection was offered on May 25 In St. a.m. in All Saints Church, Etna, for William P. O'Malley. Bernard Church, Indiana, Pa., for Msgr. Louis Doychak, a priest of John Skalek Mr. O’Malley. 67, died May 26 in St. Margaret Memorial Hospital, Asplnwall. He was a resident o f Etna. the Greensburg Diocese, formerly of the Pittsburgh Diocese. Bishop William Connare, apostolic administrator of the Greensburg W. John Skalek of Johnstown died Tuesday, May 19, in Memorial A 1943 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh, he earned a Diocese, was the principal celebrant. Hospital, Johnstown. He was 68. degree In civil engineering. In addition, he studied advanced struo- Msgr. Doychak, 70, died May 21 In Mr. Skalek was a retired employee of the Pittsburgh Diocese's tural design at the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. Westmoreland Hospital, Greensburg. At the time Catholic Cemeteries Association and former member of St. Susanna Mr. O'Malley retired in 1985 from the engineering Arm of Eaven- oChls death, the monsignor was pastor of St. Ber parish, Penn Hills. son, Auchmuty and Greenwald in Coraopolls, where he had been nard Parish. He was bom in Johnstown. He served during World War II in the director of project management. In addition, he had been vice presi Bom In Munhall on Aug. 14, 1916, he was the Pacific Theater, 111th Signal Intelligence Unit. dent and chief engineer for the Arm of Salvuccl and Associates, from son of Elizabeth Vinnay Doychak of Heidelberg Mr. Skalek held many posts with the Knights o f Columbus. He 1970 to 1980; and had been head engineer in the layout department and the late Andrew Doychak. He received his was former secretary of the Knights of Columbus No. 467, past for Rust Engineering from 1960 to 1970. primary education at St. Joseph School, grand knight, founder and charter member of the Knights' Penn He was a member of the Society of Professional Engineers and a Carnegie; his secondary education at the Du Allegheny Council 4242, former deputy of 64th District of the K of C member o f All Saints Parish. quesne University Preparatory School; his and fourth degree member of All Saints General Assembly. He also He is survived by his wife, Marie Kunkel O'Malley; eight sons, Fr. undergraduate college education at Duquesne was a member of VFW Post 155. William O'Malley, pastor of St. Conrad Parish in Meridian, Butler Msgr. Doychak University; and his seminary education at St. Mr. Skalek belonged to Mother of Sorrows Church in Westmont. County; Thomas of Ksnsas City, Mo.; Kevin of Pittsburgh; Brian of Vincent Seminary, Latrobe. He was a former partner in Skalek's Tavern and president and Allison Park; Michael of Indiana Township; Patrick of Washington, The late Bishop Hugh Boyle ordained him a priest for the Pitt owner of Tidy Post Co. D.C.: Sean, of Etna, and Martin, of Glenshaw; three daughters, sburgh Diocese on June 14,1942. He served as parochial vicar at St. Surviving are his wife, Margaret Mary Curley Skalek; his mother, Maureen, of Kensington, Md., Colleen Lleb, of Crafton, and Mary Paul Cathedral Parish, Oakland; at St. Veronica Parish, Ambrldge; Helen Skalek; and one sister, Helen Woznick. White, of Shaler Township; one brother, Thomas, of Bethesda, Md.; at St. Justin Parish, Mount Washington; at Holy Trinity Parish, Ford Memorial Mass will be offered Tuesday, June 2, in St. James, one sister, Helen Oehmler, of Bradford Woods; and 15 City, Armstrong County; and at St. John the Evangelist Parish, Con- Wilklnsburg. The family requests memorials to the Heart grandchildren. nellsville, Fayette County, at the time the Greensburg Diocese was Association. Burial was to be in St. Mary Cemetery, Glenshaw. created out the Diocese of Pittsburgh. In 1953, he received his first pastorate at St. Elizabeth Parish, j p B O B ! WE OFFER O A WONDERFUL ARRAY OF “Modwn Banking WWi Old Faahkmad Courtaay" Starford, Indiana County. He became pastor of Seven Dolors Parish, MUR Yukon, Westmoreland County, In 1958; pastor of St. Joseph Parish, MM OFFICE oma Derry, Westmoreland County, In 1964; and administrator in 1967 D U R A N T r S LAMPSHADES Silk, llnene, parchmenti foils, «helli 5137 Butta St «0 Ut. Royal BM. and pastor in 1969 of St. Bernard Parish, Indiana. PARK PLAZA RESTAURANT 128 Craig St. Oakland war St. Paul's Cathedral In a vaat variety of tta ml etylee. Pgh., Pl 15201 PgtL, Ps. 1S223 While at the Derry parish, he was responsible for the new St. Alw cuetom made ahadee or so 711 « I I Joseph School that opened in 1964. During his pastorate in Indiana, WEDDING RECEPTIONS can recovw you predent frame. he was responsible for the construction of a new church and rectory IN ILIOANT DINING ROOMS PENN AVE MJHMOX LAMPSHADES OFFICE OFFICE as well as for Clairaux Commons, a senior citizens residence. ALSO -Pope Paul VI appointed him a domestic prelate with the title of a DINNER MEETINGS 4401 Pm Aw. 210 Frasport Rd. • LUNCHE0N8 FsOsM MMrCa. monsignor in 1971. 257 N. Crsig St. Oakland Pgh., Pa. 15224 Pgh., Pi. 15230 • PARTIES C O O . 1 4 C C 821 «22 300111 For the Greensburg Diocese, Msgr. Doychak served as director of • PARKING OOfc"! I DD Catholic Charities; as a member of the matrimonial tribunal; as MEMBER F.D.I.C. chairman for the Fund for Needy Parishes; as director of the annual Open 7 Days 11 to 9. Thanksgiving clothing drive; as the bishop’s liaison and a member I R E L A N D of the board o f admissions for the St. Anne Home for the Elderly in S a v e Greensburg; as a member of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference; FINAL TOUR MEETING as a member of the board of consultors; and as dean o f the Indiana Manuel J. Manolios SILIANOFF Deanery. (MSW, ACSW) Sun. Juno 7 2:30 PM In addition to his mother, he is survived by two sisters, Eleanor Psychotherapist/ O n C r u i s e s ST. LUKE SCHOOL HALL Consultant STAINED GLASS Matlak of Heidelburg and Elizabeth Rodriguez of Watervllle, Maine, 300 THIRD AVE, CARNEGIE, PA 15106 as well as two nieces. Individual t 'NATIONAL AWARD Gst on our mailing list Group Tharapy For: 14 DAYS/13 NIGHTS A Mass of Translation was held on May 24 in the narthex of St. •STAINED GLASS We form Groups and Saw You Hundreds Bernard Church. a Low Self-Esteem 'M UR ALS July 18 - Aug. 1 Burial was in St. Bernard Cemetery, Indiana. • Stress & $ $ $ $ Professional Burnout •RESTORATIONS CONTACT US FOR $1565 pp.do. A. Edward D’Emilio s Depression & •WOOD CARVING Via A ir Lingua Family Conflict SILIANOFF F R E E MEMBERSHIP e Luxury Motorcoach Everyday • DrivWGuide a Bui Stop* Frequent- EVENING AND SATURDAY ly a Escorted from Pgh. a Full irtah Braakfaat D*lly e Medieval Banquet Funeral Mass for A. Edward D’Emilio of Wexford was offered Fri APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE STUDIO (At Kanppogue Caetle) • Happy Houra (Jury'a Hotel) a Wine I Cheeee day, May 22, in St. Paul Cathedral, Oakland. R T 22 RD 4 Star Travel Club Gat Together (Overlooking Ring of Kerry) a Rated First Clue Hotel By INITIAL CONSULTATION FREE Mr. D’Emilio died Monday, May 18, in his family home. Villa du Greensburg, Pa Irteh Tourtet Board a Vielt All Pltcu ot Interact e Entertainment Every 941-2727 PO BOX 17090 Evening Sacre Coeur, in Wexford. He was 68. 668-7705 Pittsburgh, PA 15205 Mr. D'Emilio. a consultant on investments, insurance, real estate For Information A Itlnarary and taxes, was head of Estate Planners Inc. of Wexford. He was 2 7 9 -3 7 4 6 ANSWERS 24 HOURS author of "Freedom to Spend" and gave lectures on advanced estate 241-6200 planning. Originally from Shadyslde, Mr. D'Emilio as a youth traveled EXCLUSIVELY FOR CATHOLICS through Italy as his mother, lyric soprano Irene Herron D’Emilio, enturion sang in opera houses, among them La Scala in Milan. ommons He was educated at the University of Pittsburgh and Washington & 'Lee University. As a U.S. Navy lieutenant in World Ward II, he "A planned living development in Forest Hills” One Payment of *59 Buys *1000 flew blimps from Lakehurst, N.J., to protect ship convoys. to three-bedroom Mr. D’Emilio received the title of Knight of St. Gregory from Pope One condominiums conveniently located near shopping, Paul VI on March 18,1964 on the recommendation of former Bishop churches and the park. On-site medical of Paid-Up Whole Life Insurance. John Wright. care and management. No entrance fee. He was a member of the Holy Name Society at St. Paul Cathedral, the National Conference of Catholic Men and past president of the Nancy Donahue Insurance with Pittsburgh Jaycees. 271-7600 Surviving are his wife Patricia Cairns D’Emilio; two sons, Timothy investment return E. of Washington, D.C. and T.R. of Pittsburgh; one daughter, Maripat Plocki of Glbsonla; and five grandchildren. - watch your Memorials may be made to the Vincentian Sisters of Charity, Per- “The Spirit of the Lord God rymont Rd., Pittsburgh, 15237. is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me to policy’s cash bring good tidings to the Sister M. Judith Radermacher afflicted.” ISAIAH 61 value grow year A Mass of Christian Burial was offered on May 26 in Queen of Angels Chapel, Mount Assisi Convent, Bellevue, for Sister M. Judith after year! Radermacher. a member o f the School Sisters o f St. Francis. Sister M. Judith died May 23 in. the motherhouse infirmary. She e rwNo •Hidden wwwen v^meCosts - iwmdo peveviNc t Ivwem • P»y Only Out LiWinit Primiuni was 66. ALmm Sister entered the School Sisters of St. Francis in 1952 from » Liberal Non Modini Limiti la lAa SINGLE-PREMIUM R A N : One payment - no more premium payments, a Incmsing Cash Value Assumption Parish, Bellevue. For most of her Religious life, she Jiol¥ Spirit ever! Another attractive feature of single premium whole life is its favorable served at the motherhouse as a clerical typist and receptionist. For treatment under the federal tax regulations. You get immediate insurance • rOfreCt WIT lOf ufllWCIMIQrOfVUHKIOn two years, she performed various community services at the order's protection, plus United Societies now pays 5V4% interest on the policy's • Lm Pinata» pa $1000 Ihmmci generalate in Rome. In the last several years prior to her death, cash value, and has historically paid a 2% dividend on the cash reserve e Policies up to $20,000 Avaikble value. It all adds up to 7V4% earnings. United Societies is going into its 85th Siiter M. Judith assisted with food service. • MbUitvipiOlBN Sister is survived by one brother, Charles of Allison Park; and two NOVENA TO THE year - last year assets grew by 9.6%! sisters. Sister M. Carla, SC, of Seton Hill, Greensburg, and Margaret Monahan of Pittsburgh. HOLY SPIRIT CHECK UNITED SOCIETIES' 1 United Societies of USA. Burial was in St. Francis Cemetery on the grounds of the Mount LOW RATES PER $1000 OF BY FR. THEODORE P. ZABOWSKI INSURANCE: FOUNDED 1903 Assisi motherhouse. An inspirational 9 day novane with prayer for each day prepared A Fraternal Benefit Society Serving by Fr. Ted. $1.50 Includw poctagd end handling. For your copy, M UBO le (M B te (1B.BB the Insurance Needs of Catholics Sister Leona Wagner llll out the coupon batow. s At* (MOB (MM aid Op FR. THEODORE P. ZABOWSKI Call "Collect" 412/672-3196 Sister Leona Wagner, a member of the Sisters of Divine Pro PO BOX 6157 0 1 M il S 41.00 $30.00 r— — -Oh MAIL THIS FORM TO:—— — — — — — vidence for 43 years, died Sunday, May 17, in the infirmary at the PITTSBURGH, PA 18212 Please send me ...... copies ol the Novena te the 10 * 70.00 •MO M.M ! United Societies of U S A order’s provincial house. Allison Park. She was 72. j 613 Sinclair Street A native o f Wheeling. W.Va.. Sister entered the order in 1934. Holy Spirt Encloead ie ...... » 102.00 •2.M 12.00 j McKeeeport, PA IS132 She taught in elementary schools staffed by the order and later ! Your Name...... 30 14341 133.00 123JI was a nurse at St. John, Braddock, San Rosario and Divine Pro j N am e:______40 200.00 10MI 100.00 vidence hospitals. Sister also taught in the Mercy Hospital School of Address ...... j Address:______Nursing for seven years. She returned to Providence Heights 50 3B.B 210.00 200.B I because of falling health. Clty/Stata/ZIp ••••...... city: Stata:. M 423.N 412 JO 402.00 I Sister leaves no immediate survivors. I Zip: PhonaNo.: Funeral Mass was offered Wednesday, May 20, in the 70 S72.N 502.00 l$2.B Insured's Birth Data-. motherhouse chapel. Burial followed in the Sisters' cemetery. 1 mumuaaumwam
\ I i i Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, May 29, 1987 — Page 11 Classified ads/diocesan news
ACCEPTANCE-of an adver- tiiement in the Pittsburgh Concert on sacred music set Catholic, whila based on an assumption of integrity on the The member* of the choir of St. Elizabeth parish. Pleasant Hills, part of the advertiser, doe* ClassicHcritagtr'hun Atlantle CHy not imply endorsement of a July 27-29 8ept. 21-23 A m ity T o m will present a concert of sacred music on Sunday, June 7, at 3 p.m. product or aervlce._____ Oct» » Nev. 19-17 (Casino) A n d Travel in the pariah church. CLASSIFIED ADS-ordered Nashville ¿¡DU** The concert will feature works by American composers, including IdUed after being act but prior July 11-15 *299 Atlantic a ty NaahvfleOgey A Daniel Plnkham, Eugene Englert, Randall Thompson, etc. The to publication arili be billed at Sto. Anne Pilgrimage Ocean CHy featured work will be Claudio Monteverdi's “ Messa a Quattro Voci half rats. Classified “ kills” Aug. 30-Sept. 4 *299 Juno 2*4 Leiuner Tours Sept. 10-13 da Cappella.” June 19-20 *317gpdo WHdwoed Crest Multi-Pay Tour* cannot be accepted after 11 June 10-12 *125 Burile Me Marie -a In addition, organist John Raevens of Duquesne University will AM Mon. for currant «reek’s Visit Quebec, Montreal Shrines, Sept- 27-30 *199 5 night accomodations, 4 din PACIFIC NORTHWEST perform works by Handel, Charpentier and Peeters. Sister Marlella issue.______Oct. 5-7 Vegas Junt 26-29 *148 ners. Jane 9-14 Bradley, RSM, will be featured as flutist. 001 PERSONALS Nov. 7-8 Reeding Jul. 824 Sept 1930 •389 July 1-6 The program will be under the direction of Bennett Porchlran, Lancastor/AC/Battbnoro MARYFRANCE8 781-MS2 July 12-14 ( 4 A Q ALONE * PREGNANT?- Aug. 9-15 »«25 • 1 5 9 5 mm Mag. 4 of Canada minister of music at the parish. 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Oct. 11-13 *295 jun* 29-50 July 11-12 »199 Presents NEWFOUNDLAND Also slated are a parade to open the festival, the jnoon walk, Aad you didn't mean to be? WflUaamburg, VA For a free pregnancy teat and New York City Prince Edward Island WILDWOOD, NJ July 9 4 July 17-19 »119 booths, children's night on Tuesday, the North Hills TamburitzanS confidential support. Dec. 4-6 *219 July 20-22 on Wednesday, local sports figures on Thursday and a polka Mass J a m « 22*26 July 1349 Ceder Potori A Call BIRTHRIGHT •M I < m t i ( C.it\‘ s Aug. 11-18 | « - a with music by Matt Cem ik on Saturday at 6 p.m. Pittsburgh 621-1088 ( l.issu ( \isim is Aug. 24-29 * 1 3 9 lae World ( 2 6 9 eM*. • 1 4 3 5 July 25-26 *1M Sewlckley 741-9491 Plica bichadas: RT motor- RT Transportation, 16 NtflM St. Rosalia festival set Tropicana coach Transportation, 4 I/I Lodging, 10 Meal«, 9ag- Nova Scotto + June 3-5 *139 New **y***» Abortion can be a nights lodging, 3 full din Juns 18-20 *419 gags Handling, Fully Eeoortsd h Isolured dglti- Aug. 8-16 The St. Rosalia community festival will be held Wednesday traumatic experience. ners, 4 iir sat iss Is, 3 nights Washington PC/ M Mw Hr tests • DsaMi Ocof. Gettysburg esstng.______through Saturday, June 3,4, 5 and 6 on the school grounds, located H you need help In putting of entertainment. Cape Palar Basi Expraas + CALL OR WRITE FOR May Toar, Stghteelng Brat June 19-21 1 8 9 at 411 Greenfield Ave„ Greenfield. Festival hours will be held 7 to 11 your We beck la focus— SHRINE TOURS Taaeola/Miagara M a NEW 1987 BROCHURE Rids, Dancing, Welcome 8 Day Aug. 20-28 *499 p.m. nightly. Reception, Casino Bones lunsatton' norkto Our Lady at Snewe Call C.A.R.E. Clsssk Heritage Touri Toronto The event will feature food, games and entertainment for all ages. on Availability, Leggegs June 21-28 *199 I July 30-Aug. 3 8949 (ConMentiil Support Qroup 310 East Liberty St. Show/Shopping For more Information, telephone the parish rectory at 421-5766. Heading, Texet and Gra Garitol Fotitot Canadian Shrines to help you cope.) Lowellvllle, Ohio 44436 Aug. 28-30 »199 400 MISCELLANEOUS 810 RESORTS & tuities on Neels. Snacks I I Aug. 39 8999 510 ENTERTAINMENT Our Services ora Free H00 228-925 1 aad Rsbrsshmetrts saved June 24-28 *199 Ohdnssf ONE DRY TOURS SALES VACATION PROPERTY on Bee, Toar Escort. ' \l “ My One & Only” LADY DJ-For all occasions. 5 3 1 -9 0 9 2 I Charter Buses Available | 189MM/ CLARA’S PIEROGIES-8 CHAUTAQUA LAKE-Cot- Aug. 30 849 June 17 »19 Experience and reasonable. tage with Dock and Kitchen. For more Information 2re MMMimpres ohmswwwwse Hare y large varieties. 882-3555. on the above tour Pienee San World or Baldwin Boro 10 a.m. to 6 Music 40’s thru 80's. Mary Accommodates eight. Ideal REMEMBER 1919? OR Jum 27-Jufy 11 *1599 MULTI DAY TOURS Geauga Lake 344-3085. Braddock’a Father Kazinsky? Call Tom Stmpeon at m.-closed Sunday. Bazaars, family vacation spot! $350 Odi the Pittsburgh Labor i see S17-6SS4 Alaska June 28 July 9 Fairs, Carnival«, Gradua MUSIC FOR YOUR EN- weekly. 775-2925 or 322-9429. Z O N A T O U R S July 4-6 *129 I Juns 4July 2 *2929 pads Sea World *33 tions, Showers, Weddings, all JOYMENTI-Parties, ban History Video Project 237- Ellwood City Transit Inc. mg ,a,, „ . ,g Ireeraraw WWW 27741 Thousand Island/ I FwWOWOOOg NwW wBssfy Geauga Lake *20 Special Occasions. PIERO- quets, specializing in wed HILTON HEAD CONDO- Atlantle City 9MM9S Mtft, CBSM I Juns 9-12 '24* OIES1 dings. DJ and/or Organ Ac for rent. Reasonable summer SPECIAL THANES-and J A M *299 GROUPS Ons Day Tour Cape Ood Let us do your travel RESTAURANT RECIPE- cordion. Reasonable rates! rates! Sleeps six. Near Ocean. Greatest honor to God the a^mMamé Basas* Wham Watch New York Style light show Father, His Son Jesus, the Juno 6 Juno 20 IWBJ BUSES coottom Kwon planning for 1887. for Breaded Chicken or Call 754-0589 evenings. Bssuty Spa Rssort June 13-49 r u s e « Call for group ratee. Breaded Fish. Send $2.00 to: available. 884-3145. Holy Spirit, Our Lady the Juno 27 Juno 28 ATLANTIC LODGING-FLORID A- Blessed Mother. To St. Jude July 10-12 *199 Oct. 11-17 #3 3 t Recipe Enterprise, Box 235, TIRED OF HIGH PRICED Coming to Orlando-Disney Aug. 8-14 '409 Pickup Peina in Brier Hill, PA 15415. St. Gerard, St. Paul for pa $ 2 9 . 9 5 CITY Walton's Mountain Pittsburgh 4 BANDST-Want continuous World? Cozy, efficiency tience, St. Dominic, my Wlseensln Dells non-stop music? Hire a DJ. apartment. Sleeps four. $30 a Trip Includes: RT transporta Shsnandosh vatisy Mcfeaepcet aieea 500 SERVICES deepest appreciation. Hope tion, $10 Cpom. $2.50 Food. Atlantic City Accomoda I June 17-21 '299 Reasonable rates. Call Chuck day. Phone 1-305-896-1873. tions at I" NovaSootta OFFERED 761-1766 or 741-2872. you will always be by my side. July 15-19 •299 Bons Mdnp MYRTLE BEACH-Roomy R.B.C. Atlantle CHy I Juns28-Julvj,»» «SUDATI Aftflabtoln ALL HAULING-and trash 520 PROFESSIONAL Oceanview Condo near June 26-29 Sept. 13-14 | Sept. 21-28 * 0 9 9 pc do Seetk Iffls Ana removal. Past, reliable and ST. JUDE'S NOVENA-May Jane 7-9 ttglltiBS SERVICES beach. 2 Bedroom, 2 Baths, the Sacred Heart of Jesus be Sept. 27-20 leMnois Mmsr Thralr* far MifsX Fee reasonable! Also demolition Sleeper Sofa, Indoor/Out Jane 10-12 $ Q O JUty 17-19 *1(9 I July 17-19 '149 work. Call Walt 687-6928. loved, adored, glorified and June 14-16 *** door Pools, Jacuzzi, Sauna. $ 6 9 . 9 5 Magi Hssd/Outsr lankt NY City Summertime CALL AMITT TOUM 653-4250. 655-1026! preserved throughout the June 21-23 A LL TYPES FURNITURE- Bolvodore Residence Trip Include*; transporta July 20-25 *449 | July 24-26 *289 » » Rt 81 Pleasant Hills World, now and forever. Oh June 23-25 Repairs, reupholstering, cus Stats Appravad Ratlramant Horns Sacred Heart of Jeaus, pray tion, 1 night lodging, con Orlando Special Actom Fton EafN Parie for /Mwlttoiy I CemalMemt tinental breakfast second June »»Jaly 1 oayton’s Air Show tom slipcovers. Registered for us. St. Jude, Helper of the I Aug. 15-23 *41* »do Mani Woman Dreaming of Gattlng Avay On day, two catino rabales. ■tua Angots 8 8 2 -2 7 0 7 upholsterers, low prices! Hopeless, pray for us. Say W B B K B N D 8 Klngs islsnd Since 1966. Lou A John. Oo • 24 Hour Nursing Cart An Unforgatablt Vacation? this prayer 9 times a day for M ULTI DAY TO U R S 3 Days/2 Nights Aug. 17-22 *396 pp.* CHARTER BUSES anywhere. 361-8101. • Vltltori Always Watcoma 18 days. It has never been July 24-26 *199 Fanfare June 5-7 AVAILABLE A ’S HAULING, MOVING- FLORIDA‘87’ known to fail. N.H.M. June 12-14 $198 caspa Psnlnsuta TWO DAY TOURS Nashville, Term July 27-Aug. 6 *728 Clean up attics, garages, (Our Sixth Sunny Year) THANKS-St. Jude, Little Juno 7-13 *449 June 19-21 ••** **** Niagara an (he Lake estates. Fair prices. Move Dower, Ood the Father "DoNywood” Consider Spending It at Wildwood June 29-29 Shaw Festival anything. 782-4492. Our Home Awty from Home it Jesus, Mary for favors receiv June 14-18 *226 Smoksy Htn/Cattinburg 200 HELP WANTED July 10-12 June 54 '129 *** CARPET INSTALLATION- Ocean Village on Hutchinson ed. Please continue to hear Florida Trip July 29-kug. 2 *1» Island, Ft. Pierce, Fla. The my prayen. M.A.K. July 17-10 a - am ONE DAY TOURS And Sales-Stair shifts, carpet "Summer Special" July 24-20 : YOUTH RETREAT repair. 30 years experience. Retort Offers An Exquisite THANES TO-St Therese Juna 20-29 *315 Oceentront Restaurant/Lounge, July 31-Aug. 2 OHE DAY TOURS Dtnner Theatre POSITION Reasonable rates. Discount to the Little Dower, and Our Philadelphia, PA On The Breen Senior Citizens. 884-0859. FREE GdffTsmlt, 24 Hr. Security, Lord Jesus for prayers Liberty Ball Fourth of July Falling water/ I June 25 *29 Catholic Youth Ministry is 3 Foots, 3000' Beach, Sauna, seeking a qualified individual HUSBAND A W IFE- Jacuzzi, A Meld Service. Our answered. D.T.K. 1987 Bl-Centennlal Soven Springs Niagara PaHs CHARLANE W e o k o n d experienced In conducting Painting Team. Interior & t BR Villa Slpa. 4, Has Washer THANE YOU-Moet Sacred Constitutional Tour May SO *91 June 21 *49 Exterior. Professional A neat. July 3-5 Tara Mansion youth retreats. Bachelor's A Dryer, A/C, Color TV, A More, Heart of Jesus, Blessed July 31-Aug. 2 *179 Ft. New Salem References. Prompt A let Floor, Convenient Location. Mother, St. Joseph, St. Jude Reading outlets Juna 11 *92 Degree required and know MANOR ^ 1 4 ® pp-do. Salem, W.VA reasonable! 621-0176. Cell lor Available Dates to for prayers answered. I.F Aug. 7-8 •67 Honhoscurvo ledge of T.E.C. Retreat Model H O M E 12/20/87. Our Lady of 8now 4 Day Special Juna 27 *42 June 10 *36 Preferred. Mall Resume by WALLPAPERING AND- THANE YOU-Sacrad Heart Interior Painting. Free F O R T H E Better Than a Motel! Blessed Mother, end St. Jude Aug. 7-11 *269 June 2-5 Oarftol PoMaa WeHsburg, WVA Juna 20th to: Qatllnburg, I June 15 *30 estimates. Fully insured. ELDERLY And Las* Epanalve Tool for favors granted. Please Catholic Youth Ministry George Tracy 462-4035, Nashvilla • 1 2 5 y a July 1 Strawberry Plotting NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL All for only $275/week continue to help. L.S. 48 South 14th Street 381-7048. Aug. 12-16 *818 Jane 15-18 Jwe 30-Jaiy S I June 20 *19 STATE LICENSED TH AN E YOU-St. Jude for W ALL WASHING-House Call 4 3 1 * 2 6 1 4 Nova Scotia Miaron, pa Lenox Crystal Pittsburgh, PA 15203 For Information bringing Ruth end Ang • 1 3 8 ps4s. cleaning, window cleaning, together. P.M.______Au^.a. 1 16-24 •966 July 25 *25 July 11 *9* on Admissions Wllllsmsbur esdar Point paper cleaning and replace fg Atlantis Cssirno SMarsvlll#, WVA 290 SITUATIONS TH E GOOD LORD-St. An Aug. 17-20 *235 Aug. 1 *49 ment window ropes, grass PLEASE CALL Spring/Summer J1 WANTED cutting. Go anywhere. Free thony, Nested Virgin, St VIIrglnla Beach I July 14 *92 June 20-30 $ 1 8 9 O N o tw ist estimates. Call 481-5866. Therete of the Child Jesus Sept. 13-17 *296 thank you for request Aug. 15 *99 Oati Por 19079tochura WOMAN TO CARE-for 672-9011 HILTON Vermont •All Atlantic City elderly person or do WOOD FLOOR SPECIAL ■rented. M.M.R. sm at the Peak Sept. 13-18 *446 Trips bdada Trass., Lenzner Tours housework. 784-8234. Call IST-Old and new floors sand HEAD JUDE-Apottle, Martyr Ctymer, n o w York between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. ed and refurnished. Installa and relative of Our Lord ONE DAY TOURS llf r t o f DosMs Cs- Aug. 22 *99 7 6 1 -7 0 0 0 tion and sales of all styles of Affordable Condo Jesus Christ of Mary A ‘ w Besos. Lsafsr 385 WANTED TO BUY BRIGHTON sou w orld 1 800-342-2349 wood floors. Call for free For Six Joseph thank you for request Dog H*e**fJ*wbara*d)lniwt Stays AvsHsMs. estimate 793-8017. granted. M.M.R.______Aug. 25 *92 Mt Nebo Road Eajoy this famona resort $ 3 7 W ild w o o d Wleksr A Oak with fine beaches, golf TW O FREE-Bletted Brown Sewickley, Pa. 15143 Quality Personal Care for June 13 Rebe Me Entire June - Oct SHOWER 6 WEDDING and abopa. Condo baa Scapulars. Send Self-ad CALL IM T H TOURS Fumiturs Wanted FAVORS g INVITATIONS Senior Citizens in a dressed stamped envelope to: June 27 The Judde 5 Days. 4 Nlghta/4 Break Dignified, Caring Setting A/C, pools, and tennis. July 11 Reger MMer 795-6200 Quilts, Llnen8, and DECORATIONS PhD P. Meade, *10 Hagy fasts, 3 Dinners. Atlantic 200 HELP WANTED PARTY KING a 24 Hour Supervision Fnlly furnished. $395 per 571-0690 Battery Operated Toya Place, Pittsburgh. PA 15232. Aug. 29 Emmy Leu Herrie City with Casino Bonus. Ptim MBs Shop ctr Birthday Favors, ate. a Reasonable Rates week. Private owner. Sept. 12 IsxCarWMIe Cape May. Wildwood NANNY-Looking for special 11655 KNN HILLS DHVE MIKE FBNBERQ CO. me 1 2 0 T O U R S Sept. 19 Mm Sohneldar Boat Cruise, plus Tour of person to be Uve-in nanny. No Antique Outltt Located at Day 885-5222 PITTS8URCH, PA 1S2SS 1736 PENN AVENUE PGM.. PA 15222 701 Penn Avenue Oct. 3 Janie Fricks Renault Winery heavy housework. Experience 5179 Library Road Eve. 833-9250 CHINA, ORIENT-Septem with infant* * plus. Most 471-2922 New Brighton, Pa. her 19 to October 2. 31,875 Oct. 10 Mcky tikaggs June 8-12 *199 Bethel Park, Pa. 15102 Oct. 24 OatHn Brea. June 15-19 *909 200 HELP WANTED nights and weekends free, Phone; 8 4 6 * 0 2 5 5 air transportation from Pitts Room and board plus ex Nov. 21 Lomtta Lynn June 22-26 *829 8 3 8 - 4 7 8 0 burgh, accommodations, full AIRLINES NOW HIRING- penses provided in pleasant Settling an Estate? 901 HOUSE FOR SALE American breakfasts daily, HeraheyPaik June 28-Jttly 2 *990 Flight Attendante, Travet Pittsburgh Squirrel Hill sightseeing, gratuities and Juno 24 4 9 AMERICAN FLYER-Lio Moving? 525 PROFESSIONAL ETNA-ESTATE-6 room, Aug. 31-Sept. 4 *110 Agenti, Mechenic», Customcr home. Non-smoker Conttnt* of your hous# liquid* much motel Call 931-4664 for Seawodd or Geauga Lake Cell Office far September Service. Listinge. Salaria to nel, Ives toy trains and ac large attic, new w/w carpet,. 1421-8249.______cessories. By collector. Any 9t#d by a knowledgeable prof WEDDING SERVICES more information. J u ly 8 *99 Detea. S50K. Entry leve! positions. essional will bsnaflt you the livingroom and diningroom, age and condition. Pay up to INVITATIONS-All occa KNIGHTS OF-St. George Penn Slats Tour Cali 805-687-6000 Ext. $ $ $ moat. Don’t diacard anything, stove, refrigerator. Separate NEED TWO SUPERVISOR8- $10,000. 276-5325. sions, embossed or engraved 2-car garage with 3-room apt. trip to the Catskills, June J u ly 9 *97 A-4033. S a g 884*4850 Kings Island June 29-July 2 »210»* Excellent benefits. Must be stationery; napkins, favors above it that is rented. 21-25. Included Is a 3-hour BOOK KEEP ER-Sec r et ar y. missals. Discount prices. Shir $35,000. After 2:00,781-4723 cruise around Manhattan, J u ly over 30 years and have auto 15 *42 Niagara Falls Non-profit organization Antiques Wanted 510 ENTERTAINMENT ley Stationery Co. 421-4806/ or 745-2853. New York. 828-4234. Ohio Dutch Tour mobile. For appointment call July 10-12 »19* n*. Strong bookkeeping, typing, 833-4444. Wood FIHng cabtoats, daafcs, 421-2792. PILGRIMAGE TO-Our J u ly 18 *99 and interpersonal skills re Dining Rooms, Kltchsn sets, 19S7 WEDDING SPECIAL- Italian Festival WflUaasbarg/ quired. Send resume to Box PART-TIME AUCTION Fancy Csrvtd Furniture, TY-Pittsburgh’s moat talent- PHOTOGRAPHER-Por all Lady of Fatima Shrine with occasions. Specialty weddings overnight stay in Niagara Wheeling, WVa. Basch Gardas* No. 853 this paper. help wanted. Duties to in Fainted Dtshss, Glassware, ed Disc Jockey. Radio Per J u ly 25 *20 SECRET ARY-Non-profit clude furniture moving, house Tttfsny type Lamps, Stained sonality/Emcee since 1973, A portraits. Call J. Tan- Falls, Canada. Spiritual V A Beach Photographic, 828-9285. Director, Father Tom Cedar Point Parie organization. Part-time, cleaning, sorting end setting (Mass, M t Jewelry, Silver- Oldies collection/top 40. Son Stanislav. $67.30. Doreen A u g . 6 *43 Attj- 24-28 *1 Strong typing. Good phone, up sale items, assisting in ptotod and 8toritog Hetwere, ny Russman 241-2212. S u p p o r t Rectenwald 531-6147; Nancy Undan Hall office, and communication various auction positions Dels, Wind-up toys, Music AAA-FINEST-Entertain- M yrtle Boari» skills. Professional. Shor Honesty, neatness, punctual) ■nxss, Teddy gsais, Oriental Wadding Vldaos Purtell 561-9230. Sept. 5 *21 Rugs, Mirror«, Clocks, Quilts, ment-MATT OLIVER (Ac O u r Nov. 1-7 thand helpful. Dexibility im ty and willing attitude are cordion-Organ) Hourly by a full-time Yankee Peddler Festival musts. Own transportation Pewit, mot old thing«. Sept. 12 Sept. 26 portant. Send resume to Box Rates-Big Eland Sound-Se PROFESSIONAL C la s s ifie d • 2 0 9 » * No. 860 this paper. Age no barrier. Call 751-5566 Guaranteed Honesty nior’s Discount. 921-8278. FRANCISCAN •25 and ask for Bob. with 18 yra. exp. Christmas la DIRECTOR OF-Religious TOURS Mums’ and More Highest Prices Paid BIG SKY-P|h’s Top Wed Tony Walbel Productions Advertisers Sept. 30 *36 W llllam rirarg Education. Suburban Parish SUPERVISOR-Disabled ding/Banquet Band! You San Gennaro Festival of 2,700 familia seeks full youth work experience pro 2 4 2 - 0 4 5 1 CAN afford the widest varie 3 6 4 -4 3 7 9 Nsw York City Dec. 13-16 *SSSim ». gram. Nine weeks; June to OUR NEW 1987 time D.R.E. to coordinate Dorothy or Paul ty! Continuous entertain Sept. 11-14 $2*6 OIR DAY TOURS and direct religious education August. Mature, experienced ment. Call Tom 344-6099 Teacher/Counselor prefer Toronto/Niagara Falls BROCHURES ARE Sen W orld program. (CCD RCIA and Wedding Invitations Adult Education). Degree in red. 481-9005 Extension 247. WANTED-American Flyer, CELEBRITY-Versatile band Oct. 9-12 <22* July 11 *99 NOW AVAILABLE religious education or Ives and Lionel Toy Trains. for your wedding or banquet. 25 Discount CLASSIFIED Oeaeiga Lake UNUSUAL, PULL TIME- Notre Dame Alumnus will Continuous Entertainment! NYC Christmas Tour ORDER YOURS. Aug. 8 *94 religious studies required. Ex Position-Mount Lebanon. Including Napkins, Match**, RATES perience preferred. Send pay up to $20,000 any condi Call us now for 1987 dates, Dsc. 4-7 927* Taakee Peddler Mother of infant with small Paul 823-4975. A Thank-Tous. For Mora In COMMERCIAL resume to: Search Commit tion, anywhere. Collector. formation or Appointment Holy Land Call for (totalis Sept 12 *19 business (office at home) Drew Bauer, 683-4457, 682- 20 Worda...... *8.00 M ary lead tee, St. Elizabeth of Hungary, desires aUaround “Friday” CLASSY-Pitteburgh's #1 EgypVNHe Cm/so Writs or Call Grove Place, Pittsburgh, PA 6637. Wedding band since 19751 882-3896 431-3484 PERSONALS ■eateod Festival mature woman to perform 20 Worda...... 84.80 TWo Week Tour Z O N A T O U R S 15236. baby sitting, secretarial and Versatility is our strong point Sept. 19 *99 5-piece, reasonable, male/ Each Additional Word *.lt Sept. 19 11,719 IMHONEVUEMAD WWW housekeeping duties. Approx R im o u is Oglahay Ptrit W ANTIO female vocals. Brass. 367- DUQUBNE wiAactHgr.cn imate time breakdown: 6 0 0 H O M E An Additional *12$ For Send for brochure Nov. 30 *99 DO YOU UKE-Flne Clothea? we «ri* buy any- 0140. V. IIIFFUli, PA in s Do you like to save money? Wednesday and Thursday: IMPROVEMENTS The Following Symbols P.O. Box 9SM1 Secretarial-excellent gram- o**r 40 yaara aMfc Pittsburgh, Pa. 16227 CHARTER BUSES Contact Cheryl Weisa 379- FOR POLISH POLKAS Placed Above Your Ad 4 6 9 * 3 8 0 2 (Pittsburgh) mer, spelling, composition, houaehoM. Furnitur«, Standards and a bit of HANDYMAN-AU types WWW OR CALL A V A IL A B L E 5189. organizational and telephone (baby «m is i oM toys, everything. Music for all oc home repairs. Plumbing, 9 B 9 MS-6992 991-8479 7 5 2 - 9 7 0 1 (Ellwood City) FULLY HSORBD GOVERNMENT JOBS- skills required. Eye for diana*, traina, band casion* and place*. Call Len heating, carpentry, painting $16,040-$59,230/year. Now and electrical. Very reason layout, light bookkeeping ny. 276-3850.______a a a CALL FOB FBBI Hiring! Call 805-687-6000 Ext skills, knowledge of advertis able prompt aervlce. 621- HAVING THE-MUSIC-U Bohl Weid» ei«ib|nun 030 FUNERAL DIRECTORS B RO CH UR ES R-4033 for currant federal ing, antiques, real-estate, dbdao sate 0176. list. dAMHsu* LIKE is important for your CaH Tell Free restaurant or sales helpful. it vwiauaa, oipabi- SENIOR CmZENS-Have AM Ada Must Bo Pro-Paid Monday, Tuesday, Friday; Wedding Reception. The HOUSEKEEPER-between wrong D.J. or band could your walla washed or painted DEADLINE-11a.m. Monday • 0 0 -S 1 M S 1 S the age of 35-40. Non- Babysitting for 314 month (rid Hlgh at prices you can afford. infant and caring for 6 room ruin all your plana. We know DISPLAY RATES M B l T O U R S smoker. Hour* and wage* 443-8090 this is a special day for you, 241-5953. negotiable. References. Box ranch home plus errand*, etc. Available on Raquasi I l i t I«- s i .it io n No. 951 this paper. Non-smoker preferred, flex and «re «rant to make 0 í¿ c Á / a n c ¿ perfect. We offer the finest in c a l l 4 7 1 -1 2 5 2 BEINHAUER O h i o K i v t i H I V it ibility and positive, adaptive P r s y F o r Th* Pittsburgh Catholic attitude are must*. No pro- Uve entertainment. For your I c c t s d . i l r I*.i. I » 0 .r>t> SUPPORT convenience call Dan at 100 Wood St., Suit* 500 crstinatorsl Box No. 865 this sé'ft/t^ueá. O u r Y o u t h Pittsburgh, PA 15222 2 6 6 - 3 1 1 1 THE MIS8ION8 paper. 881-6246 or Jerry at 831-6023 Page 12 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, May 29, 1987 Entertainm ent
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M ovt^ratinfa By JAMBS BREIQ Catholic Communications Cam time for local response. The two “Ours" belong on the Anyone who believes that the paign and all the dioceses which All Catholics are invited to par list, in my opinion, but you can The rlnesykuttuu for the After Hours. A-IV Church should use the electronic are hooking Into the satellite feed. ticipate In “ Pentecost ’87.“ have “ Designing Women,” a com m oral airitsbttHjy of JUms are AgaoaafGod.'ArlV media to Its advantage should The Paulists call "Pentecost If you can’t go, you can show edy about four Southern women determined by the United Baby...Secret of' the know about — and support — a '87" a “pioneer effort employing your support by making a con who own a decorating business. Statm Catholic Conference's I. A M seven-hour TV program called contemporary technology to tribution to defray the expenses of In the age of herpes and AIDS, Departm ent o f G e m m im t - VD “ Pentecost '87." serve the rapidly-growing the day (which are also being paid "Designing Women" clings to Desert Bloom. A-n At a cost of more than Catholic evangelization move for through grants, fees and other jokes about easy virtue and .. EdOe And the CnihM e. $350,000, the Paulist National ment in America.” sources). If you like the idea, show onenlghters. Even If this was not Meriee at srea theater»: | • The Pinal Conflict O Catholic Evangelization Associa The special will include talks by it with a check to the Paulist Na morally offensive, it would be Fletch, A-n tion (PNCEA) is producing a Rev. Alvin Illig, CSP, founder of tional Catholic Evangelization disgusting from a public-health The Allnighter. O Qremlina, A-m seven-hour special on evangeliz the PNCEA; George Gallup, Jr., of Association. 3031 Fourth St., NE. standpoint. T ip Artotooato, A-I '. Jake Speed. A-U ing to be shown on close-circuit the Gallup Poll; Cardinal Joseph Washington, D.C. 20017... VQ T now has 14 series on Its Beverly Hille Cop n. O . Legend. A-n j- television on June 6, the eve of Bemardln of Chicago; Msgr. Paul On the secular side of the TV list of good shows and the The Black Widow. A-m Liot In America. A-n Pentecost Sunday. Lenz, executive director of the street, Viewers for Quality Televi organization tries to make sure Blind Date. A-M Parte. Texas, A-n Closed-clrcult TV means that Black and Indian National Mis sion (VQT), which I have written they don't get cancelled while en Th e Cat's Eye, A-H PettergeWtD: The Other Side. the broadcast Is seen only In sion Office; Carrie and Gary about In the past, has added three couraging similar efforts from Crocodile Dundee. A-H A-U selected locations. In this case, Kemp, founders of Inactive new series to its list of endorsed other producers. I question other Oust far O as.0 Porky’» Revenge, O “ Pentecost ’87" Is expected to be Catholic Ministries; and several programs, one from each of the shows on the list (e.g. “ L.A. Law” Ferris BueUer's Day Off. M l Private Benjamin. O viewed by more than 60,000 others Involved In bringing the three commerlcal networks: and "The Golden Girls") but like Deaden» of Stone. A-M Secret Admirer, O Catholics at 200 sites around the message of faith to those who “ Designing W om en" (CBS), “ Our the group's basic premise; The Gate, O 8L Elmo’s Pfre, Q nation. Locally the site is North have never heard it, have forgot House" (NBC) and “Our World" viewers can have a say In improv Heartbreak Ridge, O To Live and Die In L.A., O Hills Junior High School from 10 ten it or need to be refreshed. (ABC). ing TV. Hot Pursuit, A-m Tuff Turf. O , a.m. to 6 p.m. For more informa Along with the talks will be Ironically, “Our World," ABC’s If you want to have a say In Ishtar. A-n Wildcats. O tion call 364-5955. panel discussions, video presenta documentary news show on what the group endorses or would Lethal Weapon, O The PNCEA is supported in this tions (on such subjects as Thursdays, conflicts with two like information about It, write Mannequin. A-m • A-I, General Patronage. effort by the U.S. bishops' com evangelizing in cities, among other VQT favorites: “The Cosby VQT, Box 195, Fairfax Station, Outrageous Fortune, O • A-M. Adults and mittee on evangelization, the Hlspanlcs or in rural areas) and Show" and “ Family Ties.” VA 22039. . Over the Top. A-n Adolescents. Peggy Sue Got Married. A-n • A-M. Adults. Platoon. A-IV • A-TV, Adults With reserva Police Academy 4. A-M tions. An A-IV rlaaaHlcatlon Docum entary exam ines S. African violence Project X. A-n designates certain films that, Radio Days. 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