Mass By Bishop On Tuesday To Mark Pan American Day

Solemn Pontifical Mass sung Father Orlando Fernandez will Luis Paniagua, subdeacon, and by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll be the assistant priest and Fa- Father Arthur DeBevoise, mas- at 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 20, ther Jose Luis Hernando and ter of ceremonies. in Gesu Church will mark the Father Rafael Herrero will be Miami observance of Pan Amer- deacons of honor. Father Mauro Barrenechea, ican Day. S.J., director of the Inter- Father Jesus Nuevo, S.J., American Institute of the Dio- During the fifth Annual Mass, will be the deacon; Father Jose cese of Miami, will preach. Among those expected to at- tend the Mass are members of the Consular Corps o stin Bishop To Sing Easter Mass American nations as Wwi as federal, state, county and city officials of South Florida com- In St. Rose Of Lima Church munities. Solemn Pontifical Mass sung Father John W. Glorie will Hundreds of students from by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll be the commentator. seminaries, colleges and high at 11 a.m. Easter Sunday in St. The Mass in English by Alex- schools in the Diocese of Miami Rose of Lima Church, Miami ander Peloquin will be sung by will be present, as well as rep- Shores, will mark the Feast of the Cathedral choir of men and resentatives of the many re- ligious communities of men and the Resurrection in the Diocese boys under the direction of women stationed throughout the of Miami. Charles Belanger, organist and choirmaster. 16 counties which comprise the The Mass, offered this year Diocese of Miami. Trumpet fanfare win herald in St. Rose et Lima Chorea dne Delegations from diocesan or- the Bishop's entrance into the to the fact that extensive alter- church and the choir win sing ganizations present will be rep- ations are now underway in the the Ecce Sacerdos. resenting the Miami Diocesan ENJOYING HER monopoly of Pope Paul VI's reads, "Viva the Good Shepherd." Pope Paul Cathedral, wfll be televised live Council of Catholic Women, the time and attention is little Maria, whose speech had come to the parish of Onr Lady of Gnada- for South Florida viewers at 11 The Proper of the Mass in Miami Diocesan .Council .of. of welcome is reinforced by her balloon which lupe on Passion Sunday in his Lenten rounds. a.m. by WCKT-TV, Ch. 7. English will be sung by St. Catholic Men, the Miami Dio- John Vianney Seminary Choir cesan Council of Catholic Nurs- Msgr. James F. Enright, pas- under the direction of Father es, the Miami Diocesan Union tor, will be the Assistant Priest John Buckley, C. M. of Holy Name Societies, Con- IT'S ONLY A MYTH, PRIEST DECLARES during the Mass. Msgr. William F. McKeever and Msgr. R. E. At noon today, Good Friday, fraternity of Christian Doctrine, Philbin will be Deacons of Bishop Carroll will be the cele- Diocesan Council of Catholic Honor. brant of the Liturgical Action Youth and Young Adults, St. No Cuban Religious Liberty' of the Passion in St. Rose of Vincent de Paul Society, Cath- SAN DIEGO, Calif. (NO - "war of attrition" that extend- force did not work, then physi- Father Padraig Horgan will Lima Church. The devotions in- olic Physicians Guild, and the be deacon; Father David G. clude readings from the OM Miami Guild of Police and The former rector of a Cuban ed over more than two years. cal, brute force was used to Russell, subdeacon, and Father Testament, the reading of tbe Firemen. Catholic university said here He noted that the government bodily expel even Cuban priests Arthur R. DeBevoise and Fa- Passion, unveiling of the Cross, Members of the Miami Serra that religious freedom is a even took over the university and Religious, such as Auxili- ther Joseph H. Brunner, Mas- Adoration of the Cross and the Club will serve as ushers dur- myth in Cuba today. chapel, which is now being used ary Bishop Eduardo Boza Mas- ters of Ceremonies. Communion ceremony. ing the ceremonies. as a storehouse. vklal of Havana, who were all "Religious instruction public- accused of counter-revolu- ly is forbidden," said Father When other measures- against tionary activities." John J. Kelly, O.S.A. "Catholic the Church failed, Father Kelly churches serve as warehouses continued, the Castro regime in "Catholics are much moved and militia barracks. Priests 1961 resorted to the forced de- by the histories of the persecu- tions of the early Church," Fa- live under the constant threat portation of foreign priests. ther Kelly remarked. "It is of prison or expulsion, and ser- "Castro's communists are greatly to be—hoped that they vices are permitted under most subtle and sly," he commented. begin to realize that the present limited conditions." "They want no heroes and no persecution of the Church in martyrs among the clergy or Cuba and in all communist Father Kelly was rector of Religious. the University of Villanueva in countries has been and is more Havana from the time it was "The tactic was to make it widespread and intensive by fat* founded in 1946 by American illegal for them, foreigners, to than the persecution of the Augustinians as Cuba's first pri- be in Cuba. When this legal early Church." vate university. The university was taken over by the govern- ment of Fidel Castro in May, 1961. Vatican Denies Pope's Talk CHURCH MUZZLED The priest said in an inter- view that the Church in Cuba Reopened Deicide Charge has been "muzzled" by repres- VATICAN CITY (NO — A and that the Pope stated ex- sive laws and forced deporta- highly placed Vatican source plicitly at the beginning of his tion of about 80 per cent of the clergy and almost all nuns and has emphasized that Pope Paul talk that he was commenting on Brothers. VI "in no way reopened the the Gospel. question to" deicide" when he At present, he said, Cuba has In a separate* statement, a 220 priests to serve seven mil- said that the Jewish people Vatican-spokesman said Pope lion nominal Catholics scattered slandered and killed Jesus. Paul "was referring to the tra- over an area larger than Penn- ditional interpretation of the sylvania. They are "permitted Jewish leaders, were upset to function inside their church- when the Pope in his Passion historical fact." es," he added, "only as long as Sunday sermon referred to the This traditional interpretation, nothing is said or done contrary slaying of Christ by the Jews. the spokesma nsaid, "attributes to the oppression of human moral responsibility to the Jews rights by Castro's Red regime." But the Vatican spokesman of that time" for the death sen- said here that the Pope — by tence pronounced by the Roman Reviewing the progressive op- recalling Christ's words on the magistrate, Pontius Pilate. FUNERAL HOMES, INC. pression of the Church in Cuba, cross, "they know not what they Roderick O'Neil, President Father Kelly said Villanueva do" — had ruled out "any ques- The spokesman also pointed University, as a center of Cath- tion of formal deicide." out that the Pope himself olic intellectual life, was a "clearly affirmed that the trag- 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. 6001 Bird Road prime target from the begin- He said the Pope in his ser- edy repeats and perpetuates it- ning. mon was "clearly referring self even today in all those who 751-7523 667-8801 to that portion of the Jewish by word or deed deny Christ, Henry R. Ware, L.F.D. He said the 1961 seizure-of people mentioned in the Gospel offend Him and renew His James E. Matthews, L.F.D. the university culminated a account" of Passion Sunday, passion."

Page 2 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida REQUIEM MASS IN CHICAGO CATHEDRAL; PEOPLE JOIN IN MOURNING Many Dignitaries At Cardinal Meyers Funeral CHICAGO (NO. — Pontifical Apostolic Delegate to the United Cardinal Meyer's body lay in dinal Meyer had headed the Requiem Mass for Albert Car- States, also was present as state in the cathedral for the Chicago archdiocese for six and dinal Meyer of Chicago, the re- were Bishop Coleman F. Car- better part of three days before a half years — since Novem- Served scholar who became roll, of Miami, and other bish- the Requiem Mass. Thousands ber, 1958. Before that he was head of the nation's largest ops. of sorrowing Chicagoans from Archbishop of Milwaukee from Catholic diocese and a leader all walks of life came during 1953 to 1958 and Bishop of Su- Tributes and messages of at the ecumenical council, was that time to pay their last perior, Wis., from 1946 to 1953. offered Tuesday (April 13) in condolence poured in from respects to him. Holy Name cathedral. many sources, religious and His earlier career was that of secular, Catholic and non-Cath- A spokesman at Mercy Hos- a seminary professor and rec- Cardinal Meyer, 62, died April olic. Pope Paul VI cabled a pital attributed Cardinal Mey- tor, and he retained the Outlook 9 in Mercy Hospital, where he message expressing his grief, er's death to progression of his and demeanor of a scholar ha/ -emained for six weeks aft- as did Amleto Cardinal Cicog- brain tumor. During the four- throughout his life. eil^ergoing surgery Feb. 25 narii, Papal Secretary of State. hour surgery in February per- for a brain tumor. He had been The Pope praised Cardinal formed by a medical team of Known as an efficient admin- istrator and a vigorous ad- in a general decline for nearly Meyer's "inspiring leadership" 10, a growth the size of a wal- vocate of racial justice, he a week and two days before and "outstanding zeal." nut was removed from the right his death lapsed into a coma, lobe or his brain at a point received the most extensive from which he did not awake. Cardinal Meyer had received above the ear and an inch be- publicity of his career for his the Last Rites of the Church low the surface. role at the ecumenical council, Celebrant of the Requiem particularly during the third and Holy Communion two weeks The Cardinal's coiSiition had Mass was Auxiliary Bishop before he died. session last year. Cletus F. O'Donnell of Chicago, fluctuated since that time, but Chicago was plunged into vicar general of the archdiocese in general presented a patten: He emerged as one of the deep mourning by the cardi- and a personal friend of the of slow but steady decline. On chief supporters of the council's nal's death, jus. two days be- cardinal. March 9, his 62nd birthday, proposed declaration on reli- fore Palm Sunday and the start Pope Paul VI cabled a mes- gious liberty. He took a lead- The eulogy was delivered by of Holy Week. Children in sage promising "unceasing ing part in unsuccessful efforts Archbishop William E. Cousins parochial schools said prayers prayers" for his recovery and to persuade Pope Paul to over- of Milwaukee. Cardinal Meyer for the repose of his soul. extending his blessing. ride a decision of council au- was born in Milwaukee and Black bunting draped all Cath- A tall (six feet, two inches), thorities postponing a vote on served as archbishop there be- olic churches. pipe-smoking intellectual, Car- the document. fore coming to Chicago. Burial followed in the ceme- tery of St. Mary of the Lake Seminary in Mundelein, 111. PLANNED OWN FUNERAL The funeral arrangements were according to wishes ex- pressed by Cardinal Meyer be- fore his operation. Hundreds of dignitaries of church and state crowded the cathedral for the Requiem Mass. On hand were four of the five ALBERT CARDINAL MEYER living U.S. cardinals — Fran- cis Cardinal Spellman of New and Lawrence Cardinal Shehan Richard Cardinal Cushing of York, James Cardinal Mcln- of Baltimore — as well as Paul Boston, who is recovering from tyre of Los Angeles, Joseph Emile Cardinal Leger of Mont- recent major surgery. Cardinal Ritter of St. Louis, real. Unable to attend was Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, LEADERS JOIN IN PRAISE FOR LATE CARDINAL Pope Paul Leads In Tributes CHICAGO (NO — Pope Paul Meyer's work at the Vatican cardinal as "a great church- VI led the dignitaries and Council. man, a true shepherd of his groups who expressed their sor- "He was surely among the flock in the archdiocese of Chi- row on the death of Albert Car- most highly respected members cago, and an outstanding inter- dinal Meyer of Chicago. of that vast and distinguished national figure," and added, The Pope said he was "deeply assembly of churchmen," and "We are consoled in the thought grieved to have the sad news" "the scholarship, the wisdom that humanity today is better, of Cardinal Meyer's death and, and the self-dedication of Chi- purer, and nobler for the life "while assuring our prayers for cago's 10th Catholic shepherd that has just come to an earth- the repose of his soul, we ex- 'became increasingly evident ly close." press our sincere sympathy" to and influential," Cardinal She- Father James F. Maguire, the Chicago archdiocese, "to han said. S.J., president of Loyola Univer- which Cardinal Meyer gave "No doubt the conciliar bur- sity in Chicago, said the cardi- such inspiring leadership and dens which he generously shoul- nal, "led the way to a deeper to which he devoted himself dered, combined with the care and richer understanding of the with outstanding zeal." of one of the world's largest meaning of ecumenism in our Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, and most energetic dioceses, modern world. Through his Papal Secretary of State, who took a heavy toll of his vital most active participation in the knf" •• Cardinal Meyer while forces and hastened to the on- Vatican Council II, he helped to se»»rg as Apostolic Delegate slaught of his fatal illness," emphasize the need for a great- in the U. S., also sent a tele- Cardinal Shehan added. er spirit of good will among gram of condolences. PASTOR FOR ALL SOULS men." TRIBUTES BY CARDINALS Archbishop Patrick A. "We have lost a truly noble Francis Cardinal Spellman of O'Boyle of Washington, chair- man," said Sen. Paul H. Doug- New York said that "not only man of t h e Administrative las, of Illinois, "one whose heart Chicago, Milwaukee and Superi- Board of the National Catholic beat for men and women of all or mourn Cardinal Meyer, great Welfare Conference, described creeds and races. Kind, gener- priest, brilliant scholar and de- the cardinal as "a pastor for ous and able, he was a powerful voted shepherd, but the Church all souls and all seasons. The force for good. We shall miss universal grieves at his un- magnitude of his concern, seen him sorely and we mourn his timely passing." earlier at the National Confer- loss." Richard Cardinal Cushing of ence on Religion and Race, "His was one of the great lib- Boston said the death of Cardi- benefited all mankind, especial- eral spirits of our time," said nal Meyer "deprives the Church ly through his valued addresses the American Jewish Commit- in America of one who, from and counsel at the ecumenical tee, "and we ... have long many points of view, was the council." cherished his dedication to the greatest churchman of our Auxiliary Bishop Cletus F. principles of human dignity. His times." O'Donnell, Vicar General select- guidance and wisdom will be Lawrence Cardinal Shehan of ed by Cardinal Meyer to offer sorely missed in the days Baltimore praised Cardinal the funeral Mass, praised the ahead." April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 EFFECTS OF VATICAN COUNCIL ARE CONSIDERED Prelates' Views Of Hierarchy Of Future NCWC News Service The council's declaration, he Louis said collegiality "implies copal senate will be estabish- American Catholics have added, makes it clear that a that all of the bishops of the ed to assist the Pope in exer- heard much about the "emerg- bishop's "chief responsibility" world in union with the Bishop cising his authority over the ing layman" in recent months. of Rome as their head, and is to "preside over the Euchar- universal Church." But there is someone else never apart from him, form the ist in the community of believ- "emerging" today — the College of Bishops, which is Its membership, he said, bishop. ers." This means for one thing responsible for the total mission should clearly be as represent- This is the way one prelate that more bishops will imitate of the Church Militant." ative as possible and it should meet on a regular basis, prob- describes the effect on the epis- Pope Paul VI and celebrate Bishop John J. Wright of ably annually. copacy of the Second Vatican Mass frequently among their Pittsburgh, a member of the Council and of it^ teaching people, he predicted. council's theological commis- Archbishop McGucken in San about the hierarchy in the Bishop Buswell's comments sion, put it this way: Francisco pointed to the cen- "Constitution on the Church." on the episcopacy and the ob- "That the solicitude for all turies-old role of the College of Bishops, said Bishop Charles servations of several other U. S. the Church and all the church- Cardinals as the Pope's "sen- A. Buswell of Pueblo, who has prelates were gathered by the es which characterized Paul is ate." Noting Pope Paul's ex- been a pioneer in permitting NCWC News Service through a the vocation and duty of each pansion of the college to more liturgical experiments often - questionnaire and a survey bishop and all the bishops so than 100 members and his in- have been "rather remote fig- of formal remarks by members long as, like Paul, they are one tention to name more, the ures" despite their desire for of the hierarchy. - with Peter." archbishop speculated: closer bonds with their people. "This may make unneces- "No bishop whom I know," Prominent in the prelates' 'SOLIDARITY' comments was a concern that "Perhaps another expression sary the creation of any other he said, "desires a bond with 'senate.' This college can make his people which is merely in- the council's teaching on the for collegiality would be solidar- "collegiality" of the world's ity," commented Bishop Charles use of permanent commissions stitutional and impersonal. He or temporary committees of desires truly to be the father bishops has not been understood H. Helmsing of Kansas City- fully. St. Joseph, Mo. specially qualified bishops, who of his people." NC Photo MISTAKEN IDEAS What can this doctrine mean will be called upon to render "There have been many mis- on the practical level? Does it assistance." IN RUINS of Rome's Colosseum, this simple cross commem- Catholic U. Seeks taken ideas and incompetent re- imply an international episcopal Of the possible effect on the orates Christianity's early martyrs. According to tradition, $40 Million Fund ports," said Archbishop Joseph senate or a change in status curia if an international body many martyrs died here for the faith, beginning with St. Ig- were to emerge, Bishop Helm- natius of Antioch. WASHINGTON (NO — The T. McGucken of San Francisco. for the Roman curia, the sing said that perhaps the best Catholic University of America "Some have wrongly thought Church's central administrative that this doctrine makes the staff? way, to answer "is by distin- has announced a 20-year $40 curia would be the executive "Pope 'first among equals.' guishing between the curia as tial bishops in all parts of the million development plan de- Cardinal Ritter said that organ of the decisions of the Others thought the idea some- the executive arm of the Holy world before undertaking a signed to enable it to double its Pope Paul VI has indicated permanent synod as well as the how or other curtails or weak- Father and the curia in its measure that touches the uni- enrollment in two decades — that he intends to establish a executive organ of the Pope. ens the supreme authority of advisory capacity;" versal Church," he said. from 6*000 now to 12,000 by 1965. "network of postconciliar com- Only the Pope and synod should the Vicar of Christ." Bishop Nicholas T. Elko of The expansion plans call for missions" to implement the de- The Pope simply cannot meet initiate policy; the curia should the Byzantine Catholic Diocese several new dormitories for "Collegiality," said Richard crees of the council and thethe Church's needs without ad- carry it out." men and women, classroom and Cardinal dishing, "emphasizes cardinal rated it "futile" to ministrative aides, he said, but of Pittsburgh saw no "substan- tial" change in the curia's fu- laboratory space more than the sharing of all the bishops, speculate on the "precise form also "obviously the curia in its The bishops all saw wider ture. twice that now available, new with the Sovereign Pontiff, in this network will assume/' advisory capacity may lose involvement of themselves and athletic and recreational facili- the universal jurisdiction of the Cardinal Cushing said that some of its importance." Bishop Elka, who foresees their dioceses in meeting the ties, a performing arts center Church." "every indication suggests that "Greater care would be used papal establishment of a senate needs of other parts of the and other facilities. Joseph Cardinal Ritter of St. some kind of international epis- in getting the views of residen- of bishops, commented: "The Church.

Que la Resurreccion de Cristo' May the Risen Christ grant to otorgue a cada uno de vosotros each and every one of you the las bendiciones y alegrias del blessing and happiness of the primer amanecer pascual. first Easter morn . . .

THE CITY OF MIAMI

niiiiiimifiniiiiiiiiii iiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinii inEiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiFiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiiHiiiiir April 16, 1965 TH€ VOtfTC Miami, Florida SPIRIT OF HOLY NIGHT IS ONE OF EXPECTATION Easter Vigil A Custom Centuries Old By observing the Easter Vigil bration is not simply a com- people should be another source able us to find our right way. on Saturday of Holy Week, memoration of a past event; it of joy during the Easter Vigil. The light of Christ is given to Catholic people carry out a tra- implies a present action on our IN MIAMI DIOCESE all who draw near to Him in dition that was revered in the In the Miami diocese, the part, which we accomplish by faith; it comes to us through Church for many centuries. Easter Vigil ceremony will be- the hierarchy, our pastors in our life of faith and of which In 1951 under Pope Pius gin at many churches at mid- the Church, and all of us may XII, the observance was re- this vigil is the symbol." night. In some churches, the hand it on to others by our good instated in the liturgy and has "The entire course of time," ceremony will begin earlier, but example and our apostolic en- not before 6 p.m deavors." since become the practice in he says, "is in fact one long parishes everywhere. The Eas- night during which the Church On entering the church on SCRIPTURE READINGS ter vigil, like Christmas Eve, Holy Saturday evening, one no- keeps watch, waiting for the re- There are Scripture readings is another "Holy Night." tices that the candles on the turn of the Lord, waiting 'un- and silent prayers as the cere- One reason for its holiness is altar are not lighted, nor is mony progresses. The Litany that parishioners, like the Jews til He comes'." the sanctuary lamp. The Bless- of the Saints is chanted and in of old, are expected to be mind- SPIRIT OF THE VIGIL ed Sacrament is not present. nearly all parishes the faithful ful of all that God has done for The spirit of the vigil is there- The church is dark. are expected to make the re- His children. As members of fore one of expectation. We Early in the ceremonies, a sponses. Water for baptisms is Christ's Church, parishioners await the risen Christ Who will "new fire" is enkindled and also solemnly blessed during join together in the celebration become sacramentally present blessed. The celebrant then pro- the exercises. of His Resurrection. There is at the Mass on Easter morning. ceeds to the blessing of the Later, when the celebrant joy and a holy enthusiasm. paschal candle which will shed As early as the Third cen- mounts the steps to the altar CHRIST'S VICTORY its light throughout the sanc- which he kisses and censes, the Spiritual writers point out that tury it was the custom through- tuary during the Vigil service. out the Church to administer joy of Easter breaks forth in all 'it was the resurrection, more LIGHT OF CHRIST its fullness with "Gloria in Ex- so than the Passion and Death, Baptism in the course of Easter The candle is lighted from night. Those who were baptiz- celsis Deo," the day-break hymn that revealed Christ's victory the new fire and carried in pro- of thanksgiving which in ancient over Satan and over the world. ed experienced a rebirth, a new cession through the darkened life, and in them was planted times concluded the vigil service This same victory is esteemed church. During this "solemn before many important feasts. as the principal mystery of the the spiritual seed of resurrec- Procession to the Lumen Chris- tion. Faith. ti," the light from the paschal The bells which have been candle is used to light other silent since Holy Thursday ring It is in order to commemo- The Easter Vigil therefore in- cludes a formal renewal of the candles held by priests and lay- a message of joy. The statues rate the mystery and to give people. of the saints are uncovered. thanks for it that parishioners vows of Baptism. During the keep vigil during the holy ceremony we profess again our This symbolic rite signifies By receiving Holy Communion night which precedes Easter. faith in the mystery of salva- that "amid the darkness and the faithful are united to Christ tion by Christ and promise to corruption into which sin has and disposed once more to rise Writing of the vigil, St. Au- live according to His teachings. plunged mankind, it is only the with Him to a more enlightened "The Resurrection" From The Kress Collection gustine says "our annual cele- This sharing of Christ with other light of Christ that will en- and more fervent spiritual life.

^ joys blessings be ill your hearts this day.

STAINED GLASS window in the Gesu Church in downtown Miami portrays the Resurrection of Christ on Easter Sunday.

April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 of Good Cheer* Background Of Communion In Form Of Bread And Wine A Time For All To Rejoice, , By Father RENE H. GRACIDA ion when he was received un- Member IJtnrfilcal Commission der both the species of bread Diocese of M iaml and the. species of wine, the "The dogmatic principles Council of Trent taught that: To Have Faith And Love about communion of the faith- "Under either species alone ful which were laid down by The unrestrained joy of those close to Our Lord on the the whole and entire Christ and first Easter Sunday gives us a glimpse of what happiness in the Council of Trent are con- the true sacrament is received heaven must be like. Surely it is beyond our experience to firmed; yet and, therefore, so far as the imagine the moments of pure joy felt by the Apostles and communion un- fruit is concerned, those who re- der both species Mary Magdalen and the two disciples on the way to Em- ceive one species alone are de- m a y be grant- prived of no grace necessary maus, when they were roused from the numbness of their ed, when the for salvation." pain to find the Risen Lord beside them. bishops think The Council of Trent neit) fit, not only to The companions of Christ were indeed singularly privileged forbade nor enjoined commu.. clerics and reli- to have experienced personally both the failure of Good Friday ion either under one species or and the triumph of Easter Sunday. However, they are not the gious, but also to under both species, but rather,, only privileged ones. As Our Lord told us through St. Thomas: the laity, in cer- it stressed the real presence of "Blessed are they who have not seen, and yet have believed." tain cases to be GRACIDA the Whole Christ in either spe- determined by Blessed are we, then, who are willing to accept all the cies. the Apostolic See — as, for in- heartaches and trials of this life in union with the Crucified stance, to the newly ordained The more some men advocat- Christ and to be content to wait patiently for the first sight of in their Mass of Ordination, to ed communion under both spe- the Lord in eternity. Blessed are we if we count all the cies because IT WAS THE crosses of life as well worthwhile because they can lead us to the newly professed in their Mass of Religious Profession, ONLY VALID WAY TO RE- fee presence of the Risen Christ and win for us the happiness CEIVE COMMUNION, the and to the newly baptized in that cannot be described. more other men insisted upon the Mass which follows their the reception of communion How convincingly the Apostles teach us by their changed baptism (No. 55)." attitude that there is no joy when Christ is not present! If we only under one species, namely bread, so as to preserve in the have lest Him, no person or created thing can stir the Thus, in an historic statement minds of the faithful the aware- heart from its bitterness and disillusionment. The Jewish people as a nation were not guilty of the crucifix- in their Constitution on the Sa- ness of the real presence of ion of Christ; therefore, all the less reasonable is it to impute cred Liturgy, the Fathers of the Christ wholly in either species. Hence, Easter always means a foretaste of heaven's joy this guilt to the Jews living today; the Jews were not guilty Second Vatican Council made because by means of faith and love we can now be united of deicide, and are not to be considered a condemned race. possible the distribution of Holy New that the historic circum- to our triumphant Savior and rejoice with Him while at (he Communion under both the spe- stances which worked to pro- same time feeling our hearts burn within us at the firm It would be most unjust of the Pope's critics to accuse cies of bread and the species duce the disciplinary laws of bope of seeing Him face to face. him of not sponsoring or agreeing with these positive convic- of wine in the universal Church the Church with regard to the tions of the Catholic bishops. All of his comments on this for the first . time since the administration of Holy Com- Council of Trent. munion under only one species delicate question indicate that his one great concern in the no longer prevail, the Church is Pope And The Jews It would be a mistake, how- matter is to clarify the facts of history and to help eliminate free to return to a practice ever, to suppose that the Coun- Among all the people amazed at the reaction of many anti-semitism. which is more consonant with cil of Trent had condemned the Jewish people to Pope Paul's sermon on Passion Sunday, it the variety of human expe- practice of distributing com- seems a fair guess that the most surprised is very likely the Such unrestrained criticism in recent days hardly helps rience and the needs of differ- munion under both species. It Holy Father himself. In his sermon on the Gospel of the day, the creation of a climate in which men can learn to look ent members of the Mystical did not. Pope Paul stated that the Jews of Christ's time had opposed upon each other as brothers and be willing to fight their cause Body of Christ. Him and finally killed Him. for the sake of their good name and for the preservation As has happened so often in the Church's history, whenever We must all seek to remind of their dignity as children of God. Perhaps nothing in the enormous amount of material print- the Church was confronted with ourselves from time to time ed in the past several years on the Jewish involvement in the a virulent heresy she was forc- that the Church has the power, Crucifixion indicates more clearly and shockingly what a ed by historic circumstances to in the dispensation of the sac- highly sensitive point this is than the current condemnation Virtue Of Prudence Needed state the truth in opposition to raments, of determining or of the Holy Father's words. the falsehood of the heresy with changing what it judges more Fairly often it happens, if The Voice takes issue with a such vigor that the next few expedient for the advantage of The Israeli press in an intemperate, rash blast of disap- group, such as the Catholic Traditionalist Movement for which generations applied the defined the recipients or their worship, proval accuses the Pope of distortion of facts, and one morning the term "ultra-conservative" seems too weak, some immediate- truth with a rigorous fervor according to the diversity of : newspaper, Hatzofe, rates the Holy Father with what it called that tended to produce unde- circumstances, times and ly assume that we have respect and sympathy only for "ultra- "Jew-hating popes," in accusing him of placing the blame for sirable side effects. places, the substance of the the crucifixion on the Jewish people and not on individuals. liberal" views. sacraments remaining un- Because some men had false- changed. We think this reaction is most unfortunate and ill advised. This is not true. On many occasions we have attempted to ly taught that Christ was only i It is especially so now when the record of the Vatican Council explain that our editorial policy is more "middle of the road," truly received in Holy Commun- (To Be Continued) reveals that the vast majority of bishops voted favorably on not the "center" position of compromise or lack of conviction, the declaration designed to emphasize certain facts of history but the broad firm area between extremes, where we can find is order to strike a blow at anti-semitism. the Church in history. New Contributions Received Among the facts the bishops stressed were the following: We all should be greatly stimulated by the progressive ap- proaches of the bishops in the Vatican Council in bringing about By Diocesan Burse Fund the much desired aggiornamento. 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Miami, Florida 33138 Page 6 April 16, 1965 THE VOlCt Miami, Florida Easter Is The Foundation Of Our Hope 'PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL1 By Msgr. JAMES 3. WALSH arguments have been proven futile and are carried away to Did you ever notice that al- Easter Sunday the wind. most everyone regardless of his faith or the lack of it lives by The evidence is as solid as the April 18 the maxim: "While there is stone which closed off the tomb. life there is It cannot be hidden. The proof CELEBRANT (After the Creed): The Lord be with you. hope"? WHO S/MU ROU AS/DE is too overwhelming to be dis- PEOPLE: And with your spirit. As the few re- carded. Time has served only CELEBRANT: Let us pray. We join in invoking God's maining minutes to strengthen the fact of the assistance for His Holy Church, for the civil authorities, of life tick off Resurrection. for those oppressed by various needs, and for the salvation rapidly, the con- of all men. demned convict The empty tomb emblazon- 1. PRIEST OR LECTOR: For Our Holy Father, Pope Ctens for the ed these words over the world Paul, our Bishop, Coleman F. Carroll, and our pastor, N., steps which and brought hope into the let us pray to the Lord. iy bring news ^^^____^_ hearts of all men: "I am the PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. of a pardon. The MSGR WALSH Resurrection and the Life; he patient who who believes in Me even if he 2. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That by joyfully celebrating everyone knows is doomed to the resurrection of Christ the Holy Church of God may die shall live." die keeps expecting the doctor radiate His light into the hearts of all men, we pray to to find a new medicine, a dif- LOVE THAT NEVER FAILS the Lord. The poor heard these words ferent treatment, even as he PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. slips into a coma. The trapped and lost their bitterness and 3. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That this nation may foster miner gasping for breath strains worked their way patiently to- and perpetuate peace through all its activities both at home with all his resources to hear wards the kingdom of riches in and abroad, we pray to the Lord. the reassuring tap of approach- the next world. Those with sick PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. ing help. hearts or diseased bodies learn- 4. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That the Church in this Diocese - One keeps hoping, no matter ed the lessons of the cross and used their handicaps as means may help more and more men to find their way to the what the odds. We can trace risen Christ, we pray to the Lord. of eternal life insurance. The this quirk in our nature to the PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. influence of natural hope. If bereaved stood at the grave of a loved one and were not with- 5. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That all who have remained God had not ingrained this out peace, for death came to faithful to Christ through this Lent may be privileged to powerful tendency in the soul, rise in glory with Him, we pray to the Lord. mean a temporary separation, man would not be able to face not annihilation. Those oppress- PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. the challenges and adversities ed by tyrants felt their burden 6. PRIEST OR LECTOR: That all Christians in recogniz- of life. Courage would be over- lightened considerably by the ing that they have died to sin with Christ by virtue of their whelmed by cowardice. Fear hope of justice in God's king- baptism may remain faithful to their baptismal promises, would kill initiative. Without the we pray to the Lord. can have a truly successful life and faith. He conquered the one dom. The persecuted could bide firm hope of succeeding, no one or know the meaning of genuine obstacle, death, which seemed their time and await the love PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. would venture anything which lasting peace nor fulfill the to put an end to all : human that never fails. CELEBRANT: O God, our refuge and strength, give promised opposition. destiny for which one is created. hope and which had. brought heed to the pious prayers of Your Church, You Who are To God alone goes the credit low every tyrant, emperor and Confidence stronger than death the source of devotion; grant that what we ask in faith For this is the hope which we may obtain in deed; Through Our Lord Jesus Christ, for the presence of natural hope sage. What Christ did and what came into the soul of believers came into the world on Easter Your Son, Who is God, living and reigning with You, in in man, because He designed it He said thereafter changed com- when Our Lord said: "Behold, Sunday. the Unity of the Holy Spirit, forever and ever. as a necessary part of man's pletely, not only the course of I go to prepare a place for DEFEATED DEATH PEOPLE: Amen. nature. civilization, but the lives of peo- you." When Our Lord severed the (The Prayer of the Faithful remains optional for the ple in every nation. The weak knew then they Now with this as a back- bonds of death and walked out present time and the priest is permitted to form his own.) could call on an unfailing source ground, consider another, high- of His sepulcher of stone, He Ever since then His enemies er kind of hope found in many filled the world with the light have spent their resources in of strength and do all things EPISTLE people. and warmth of hope. He gave to trying to prove either that He in Him Who strengthened them. i Sinners learned the meaning of A CONTRAST all men of all generations a did not die or that He did not u mercy and found a compelling Here is another prisoner con- valid reason for undying hope rise again from death. Their Easter Sunday reason to give up their sins. demned to death — this one Men and women everywhere for the "crime" of believing in April 18 weighed this life against the Christ. He awaits the moment next and cheerfully decided to ' A Reading from the Epistle of blessed Paul the Apostle of execution with unshakable TWO SMALL ^ FOOTPRINTS IN sell what they had and give it to the Corinthians (1 Cor. 5, 7-8) confidence. He is not expecting MOSAIC IN A CORNER OP to the poor, and then went off BRETHREN: Clean out a reprieve. His thoughts do not UN IATE Reconcileth sinners to the CATHEDRAL IM to follow Christ in the priesthood ' the old yeast, that you may center on a pardon at the elev- Father. JERUSALEM MARK or religious life. THE ACTUAL SPOT , be fresh dough, as you really Death and life have con- enth hour. He is waiting only to WHERE JESUS MET are unleavened. For indeed, tended in that embrace death as the gateway •His MOTHER ON Men pondered Christ's assur- our passover, Christ, has THE JOURNEY "TO Combat stupendous: CALVARV. ance, "I will see you again, been sacrificed. Let us cele- to eternal life and union with The Prince of life, who and your heart will rejoice and : brate the feast, then, not God. His hopes are pinned on died, reigns your joy no man shall take -. with the old yeast, the yeast the promise of eternity. immortal. from you," and even the drab, of malice and wickedness, x fS~ %ce is a sick woman who cheerless life was brightened but with the unleavened Speak, Mary, declaring What thou sawest, wayfar- »*»Ws she has a malignant dis- • bread of sincerity and truth. with hope. He Who had made ing. ease and patiently awaits the suffering an instrument of good GRADUAL Ps. 117, 24 "The tomb of Christ, who end. Far from dispair, her at- and conquered death, man's This is the day the Lord is living, titude and last words show that last enemy, merited the belief ' has made; let us be glad The glory of Jesus' resur- she is still hopeful. She is filled of all men when He claimed, and rejoice in it. Give thanks rection ; with the conviction that in a "All power is given to Me in to the Lord, for he is good, Bright angels attesting, for his mercy endures for- short while she will live with an Heaven and on Earth." The shroud and napkin rest- SCENE FORMS PART OF 7»e ever. VECORffttON OF A PSALTER ing. everlasting life, that this world This is the foundation of our EXECUTED IN THE 13V CENTURY Alleluia, alleluia, 1 Cor. 5, 7 will be replaced by another, sor- FOR AH ENGLISH -ABBOT. -AS WAS hope. Easter's message gives Yea, Christ my hope is OFTEtl THE CUSTOM IH THE MIDDLE row will give way to joy, pain us final assurance that Christ Christ, our passover, has arisen: AGES,, TtKJiBSpTp MMSELFJS.MMSELFJS been sacrificed. will be forgotten in the midst SHOWNSHO KNEELING (ft PRAYER. AT truly is the Son of God, the To Galilee he goes before THE F60T~OF"THE CROSS.OR Saviour of mankind, the Lord Sequence you." of perfect peace. of the universe. His resurrec- Christians, to the Paschal Christ indeed from death tion sets the divine seal on victim is risen, our Now this is the kind of hope, THE PROCESSION OF ThE MlSTEfil'iN unfortunately, which all men do CALTAHtSETTA, SICILY, HAS BEEN HELD all His teachings, so that our Offer your thankful praises! New life obtaining. EACH -HOLY THURSDAY FOR 173 yEARS. minds can accept without doubt Have mercy, victor King, not have, it does not come to R/CHLY COLORED STATUES,REPRESEfi/77NG A lamb the sheep redeem- MOMENTS OF THE PASSION, ARE PULLEP whatever He proposes for our eth: Christ, ever us as part of our natural equip- THROUGH WE STREETS OH FLOATS. belief and our wills can obey who only is sinless, reigning! Amen. Alleluia. ment. No one gives it to him- without hesitation whatever He self. And yet without it no one commands us to do.

April 16, 1965 yCMCf Miami, Florida Page, 7 LETTER CARRIED BY CARDINAL BE A TO ATHENAGORAS GOD LOVE YOU Orthodox Told Of Popes Unity Hope VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen Paul VI has assured Orthodox Ecumenical Patriarch Athena- goras I of Constantinople (Is- Having become man, God in His love for us suffered tanbul) that Pope John XXIII's and died on a low hill outside Jerusalem. It was the greatest concern for the restoration of act of compassion that the world will ever witness. For unity among Christians is also what IS compassion but the putting of yourself into the life his constant concern. of another — feeling his suffering as if it were your own? L'Osservatore Romano, Vati- can City daily published the i-vxt of the papal letter which A j- tine Cardinal Bea, S.J., presi- dent of the Secretariat for Pro- Today, twenty centuries moting Christian Unity, carried later, there is no lack of pity to Istanbul in a courtesy visit in the world. But how much to the Orthodox patriarch in re- of it is misdirected pity? How turn for the visit made by the little is true compassion! Has patriarch's representatives to mankind really understood Pope Paul last February. Our Lord's words on the way LETTER QUOTED to Calvary: "Weep not for Pope Paul's letter to Patri- Me but for yourselves and for arch Athenagoras stated: "Your your children"? Weep not for Holiness remembers that con- the crucified; weep for the cern for contributing to the re- crucifiers. Weep not for the storation of unity among all submerged humanity in Latin America, the lepers in Asia, Christians was one of the prin- the persecuted in Africa and northern Europe; weep for those cipal reasons which led our pre- who do nothing to help them. Weep not for the Agonistic decessor of venerated memory Christ in them; weep for their modern spectators who do A SMALL "Sword Of Hope," symbol of the Francis J. Wilcox, Era Clair, Wis., chairman to convene the Second Vatican nothing to help Him. Be not one of these! American Cancer Society's crusade against of the Society's Board of Directors and a Council. We can assure you that cancer, is presented to Pope Paul VI by leading Catholic layman. this concern never leaves us and that it is shared by all the Fathers of this council as they RESEARCH WILL BE MADE ON PROBLEM proved by solemnly approving the ecumenism decree." Yuur gratitude for the first Easter Sunday can be shown Taking note of the recent de- this Easter by your compassion for Christ, still suffering in Secretariat On Atheism cision of the Pan-Orthodox Con- ference at Rhodes to explore His Mystical Body — in the world's starving and diseased. VATICAN CITY (NO — An- tacts to promote peace. It will backed atheism as a great dan- other milestone in the Church's aim, he continued, to diminish ger. ways and means of fostering dialogue between the Catholic Christ gaxe His life for us. What more worthy gift can we efforts at dialogue with the en- hatred wherever hatred uses re- ligious or antireligious weapons. Cardinal Koenig voiced the and Orthodox churches, the give to Christ than our life-work? "I want to give the monetary tire world has been established fear that it may be hard for the Pope asked: "Is it not a new The secretariat, the cardinal new secretariat to find atheists sign of the action of the Holy results of my life's work," you might say, "but I must live on with the formation by the Holy See of a Secretariat for Non- went on, will not only coordi- interested in making contacts Spirit?" ; the income." His Vicar on earth has established a special fun« nate cultural and pastoral ef- and holding discussions with the Believers. forts but also deal with the var- Church. The Pope concluded bis letter that meets your needs and works to relieve as much suffering ious types of atheism — practi- by stressing the nearness of Franciskus Cardinal Koenig Thus, he said, the practical of Vienna has been named its cal atheism, doctrinal atheism Easter and prayed: "May the around the world as your compassion makes possible. Take out and atheism supported by a work of the organization will be Risen God, foundation of our president and Father Vincenzo state such as exists behind the to carry out scientific research common Faith, fill you with His an annuity with The Society for the Propagation of the Faith Miano, S.D.B., dean of the fac- Iron Curtain. on the bases of atheism and to light, strength and joy. May all this Easter. You will give your life-work to Christ and receive ulty of philosophy at Rome's inform Catholics about the those who acknowledge Him Pontifical Salesian Atheneum, is He described the government- problems of atheism. participate ever more in His the raceme you need during life. An annuity will do this with secretary. Resurrection and His life that no deduction for service, and you may be assured that at your The task of the new Secreta- they may become one as He and the Father are one." death the principal will be given to the Holy Father to be dis- riat is not to attack atheism but to promote the pastoral ef- Businessmen Told By Pope tributed to God's poor in the world. Direct your request for our forts of the Church, according to Cardinal Koenig in a state- pamphlet on annuities (and the benefits to YOU), including the ment issued in Vienna. To Be Sincere In Dealings Catholic Bishop date of your birth, to Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen, 366 FifM> AIMED AT HATRED VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope men to be "men of your word." [_ Addresses Masons He said the new organization Paul VI urged businessmen to He continued: "We will add an- HARTFORD, Conn. (NO — A will seek to find ways to make shun misrepresentation and to other suggestion. Be reason- Catholic bishop, in an unusual the Church's work secure stick to their word in business able and moderate in seeking appearance at a major Masonic throughout the world and that dealings. He also urged them profit for your services, and gathering, told 1,000 Masons that it will also try to make con- to be prudent in using funds en- avoid indiscreet speculation. Americans of all faiths must trusted to them. GOD LOVE YOU to M. L. F. for $250 "You helped me to This is demanded by the com- "promote understanding . ind mon good — that is to say, by decide that my Lenten sacrifice this year should go to the The Pope was speaking to sympathy by dialogue, ai > Italian business agents who the people who put their sav- tion, cooperative action and mu- Holy Father's Missions. Perhaps it will help educate a native were holding their first national ings into business and take from tual acceptance." No Mixed Marriage congress in Rome. it the things necessary for life. priest but, if it doesn't, I know that it will go where the need Law Change Near "Can your profession disre- Bishop Robert F. Joyce of gard sincerity in giving infor- "It is demanded by the very Burlington, Vt., was principal is the greatest." . . . to a compassionate child for 84 cents. VATICAN CITY (NO — mation, and fidelity to one's economic principle on which speaker at the annual Grand Vatican officials have denied "My six-year-old daughter was moved to tears by the suffering word?" the Pope asked. your profession is founded: the Master's banquet of the Connec- a report that Pope Paul VI speedy and honest movement of ticut Masonic Grand Lodge. shown in your magazine. She asked me to send you 'every- soon will issue a decree al- "Isn't your word the practical salable things, which must not tool of your trade, for your thing I have'.." tering the present canon law be overburdened at its various on mixed marriages. transactions?" stages. Pope Paul urged the business- The matter has been un- "It is demanded, we believe, : Stations Of Cross der study by canonists and Blesses Fishing Fleet by your own interest, which will theologians since it was benefit all more when people In Trafalgar Square brought up during the Sec- LISBON (NO — The son of trust you and your services." , LONDON (NO — With I a fisherman, Archbishop Man- Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail it to ond Vatican Council. But the dramatic tableaux setting i council Fathers voted that uel Trindade Salgueiro of Evo- Present for the Pope's ad- i- the scenes, John Cardinal \- Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of The Society the whole schema on matri- ra, officiated at the annual dress in the Vatican were vari- Heenan of Westminster led i for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New York, mony should be turned over blessing of the codfishing fleet, ous groups from Europe and i Stations of the Cross on Good <, New York 10001, or to your Diocesan Director, Rev. Neil to the Pope for his decision. prior to its sailing for the fish- North Africa, as well a£ a group Friday in Trafalgar Square. ^' Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. ing banks off Newfoundland and of Catholic and Protestant high Greenland. school students. Pnpe 8 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida i

\ PALM BEDECKED Crucifix was carried by Cross-bearer in Voice Photos "FLIPPER" film star, Luke Halpin, center, holds palm during BLESSING PALMS during solemn ceremonies was Bishop Pat- Palm Sunday procession at St. Rose of Lima Church following Solemn Mass which he attended wifli his father and mother, Pontifical Blessing of the Palms by Bishop Patrick Shanley. rick Shanley, O.C.D. At left are Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, Deacon Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Halpin in St. Rose of Lima Church. of Honor; and Father Arthur DeBevoise, Master of Ceremonies.

CHANTING PASSION during Solemn Mass Father Ignacio Pertika, O.F.M., Christus. SOLEMN MASS on Palm Sunday was sung vatore Prof eta, right, was deacon; and Fath- were Father Robert Sullivan, O.S.A., Syna- More than 1000 person assisted at the Mass by Msgr. James F. Enright, pastor, St. Rose er Brendan Grogan, left was subdeacon. goga; Father Louis Roberts, Chronista; and which marked the beginning of Holy Week of Lima parish, Miami Shores. Father Sal- Father Walter DockeriU commentated.

Faithful Carried Palm During Procession On Parish Grounds St. John Vianney Seminary Choir Sang During Solemn Ceremonies April 16, 1965 M VOICE Miami, Florida Pqtge 9 PASSIONIST RETREAT House director, Father Cyril Schwein- MANY HANDICAPPED persons joined the aged during the PASSIONIST BISHOP Cuthbert M. O'Gara, C.P., Bishop of berg, C.P. distributes blessed palm to one of the more than 100 Mass for Shut-Ins offered in the monastery chapel. Transporta- Yuanling, China, imparted the blessing with the Relic of the shut-ins who assisted at (he Fifth Semi-Annual Mass offered for tion was provided by K. of C. Councils and Retreat League True Cross following the Mass for Shut-ins. Bishop O'Gara is them on Pafan Sunday at Our Lady of Florida Retreat House. members who sponsor semi-annual Masses. a veteran of 30 years In the China missions.

FATHER DE PAUW BOWS PEOPLES FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI SHORES (Complete Trust Facilities) Leader Quits Traditionalists Northeast 2nd Avenue at 95th Street Upon Insistence Of Cardinal STATEMENT OF CONDITION BALTIMORE (NO — At the from a movement, which, in the request of Lawrence Cardinal cardinal's patient and consider- MARCH 31, 1965 Shehan of Baltimore, Father ed judgment, conflicts with the Gommar A. De Pauw has teachings of the Second Vatican agreed to cut himself off from Council. the "Catholic Traditionalist LIABILITIES "I am pleased to announce," ASSETS Movement" and confine him- said Bishop Murphy, "Father self to his seminary duties. Cash and Due from Banks . . . .$ 4,819,003.49 Deposits $21,743,783.62 De Pauw has in a spirit of loy- United States Government Accrued Taxes, Interest The Belgian-born priest, who alty to his lawful superior de- Obligations . . . 3,805,047.15 and Expense 139,009.53 unloosed in the past three clared his acceptance of the Federal Reserve Bank Stock . . 46,950.00 Income Collected but not Earned 154,553.65 weeks a barrage of critical na- cardinal's directive." tionwide newspaper and TV State, County and Other Liabilities . 11,973.62 '' The Bishop Murphy statement publicity against many Church went on to note that Catholics Municipal Bonds 2,204,226.98 Total Liabilities ..... $22,049,320.42 reforms, said he would attempt have been encourged by the New York Stock Exchange Bonds 242,067.53 to arrange "transfer of the flag council to make known to their CAPITAL ACCOUNTS of Catholic Traditionalism" to U.S. Government Insured or pastors "their conscientious "whoever is willing to accept Guaranteed FHA & VA Loans 1,000,369.36 Capital Stock (40,000 shares, opinions about open matters in it." Other Loans and Discounts .... 10,533,543.49 Par Value $25.00) $ 1,000,000.00 the Church." PICKS SUCCESSOR Bank Building and Parking Lots 498,339.13 Surplus . . . 564,000.00 Such a matter, Bishop (Later, Father De Pauw said Former Bank Building and Stores 196,311.36 Undivided Profits 42,049.16 Murphy said, would be "the de- in a statement that he hadtailed and not as yet definitive Furniture and Fixtures 201,921.21 Reserve for Contingencies .... 21,254.74 turned over direction of the implementation of the council's Income Earned but not Collected 82,169.56 Total Capital Accounts $ 1,627,303.90 Catholic Traditionalist Move- decisions regarding the sacred ment to a priest whom he de- liturgy." Other Assets 46,675.06 Total Liabilities and clined to name. "I am sure EXAMPLE OF SOLIDARITY Total Assets $23,676,624.32 that in the light of what has Capital Accounts . . . $23,676,624.32 "His Eminence trusts," said happened to me, the news me- the statement, "that those sin- dia will understand why I am $1.60 per share dividend paid in 1964 cere Catholics whose opinions not at this time revealing that on various subjects have found priest's identity," he said. a spokesman in Father De Our affiliation with PEOPLES GROUP OF NATIONAL BANKS with resources in excess of (Father De Pauw said he had Pauw will be inspired by his decided against appealing his example of solidarity with the $65,000,000.00 and Capital and Surplus of $5,287,000.00 enables us to loan up to $525,000.00 case to Pope Paul VI. He said Church and will not overlook to any one borrower. his "silencing" by Cardinal She- the council's further guidance han had provided the impetus concerning the proper channels Our Trust Department, well staffed with capable and experienced officers, is qualified to handle the traditional movement need- through which respectful and any type of trust business. Call us for an appointment without cost or obligation. ed to "catapult itself from last constructive suggestions should week's small movement of only be brought to the attention of If you live north of 62nd Street and are steadily employed, ask about our GOLD CREDIT CARD some 50,000 expressed support- those 'whom the Holy Spur" is ers into a forceful association appointed as shepherds ovt. .^e which will entitle you to instant credit on your signature alone. If this type of service is of value to representing indeed the major- Church.' " you and you are interested in being a cash buyer, write to Mr. Carl J. Martin, in care of this bank. ity of America's Catholic priests and laity.") Father De Pauw's movement had issued statements express- MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT ing strong opposition to the Board or Directors and Advisory Council The decision of the professor elimination of Latin in sections of moral theology and canon of the Mass, to mandatory con- S. E. ADCOCK ANTHONY J. GOCKING (MRS.) LYDIA MAE PARKER LEONARD K. THOMSON law at the archdiocese's Mount gregational participation and to Investments Textiles Boy Point Former Director Dade County Port Authority St. Mary's Seminary in Em- AGNES B. BARBER singing of vernacular hymns. W. DOUGLAS HALL* J. HARREL POWELL LEONARD USINA mitsburg, Md., to disassociate President of the Bank Former President Real Estate Investments Chairman of the Board , from the movement was an- On the same day as Bishop HORACE F. CORDES* Sol-Fayne Corporation of the Bank Retired nounced by himself and in a Murphy's statement, Father De DR. M. A. SCHOFMAN M. L WALSH* B. F. CURRY* M. E LiNDGREN* separate statement by Auxili- Pauw issued one of his own. Retired Miami Shores Medical Clinic First Vice President, Peoples Owner, Curry Auto Rental National Bank of Commerce ary Bishop T. Austin Murphy Professing his belief that he had JULIAN B. FRIX HOWE E. MOREDOCK, JR. ROLAND M. STAFFORD* FRANK H. WILLER* of Baltimore. been "serving the best interests President, Turner-Frix President, Howe E. President, Peoples President, Peoples Insurance, Inc. Moredock Co. National Bank of Commerce American Notional Bank of the Church by acting as Bishop Murphy's statement, spokesman for thousands, if not *Member of Advisory Council issued after a meeting between . millions, of good Catholic men the cardinal and the 46-year-old, and women," he said that in priest, said Cardinal She- view of the cardinal's directive, MEMBERS: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM han has directed Father De "I, a priest, can do nothing but Pauw "to disassociate himself obey."

Page 10 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida ONE LARGE ENOUGH FOR ALL CEREMONIES BEING INSTALLED Changing The Cathedrals Sanctuary

The extensive alterations in the life of the Blessed Virgin, progress at St. Mary's Cathe- the patron of the Cathedral. dral are the culmination of a NEW MARBLE ALTAR continuing effort to transform To complete the changes to a building designed and built the entire sanctuary end of the for use as a parish church into cathedral, and balancing the .- ''\mtkr-* one adequate and fitting as the arched openings into the new cathedral church of a new and Blessed Sacrament Chapel on important diocese. the opposite side, will be the Chapel of the Holy Family Six years ago the southern erected within the vaulted space %atf of Florida was designated of the original side altar. A the Holy See as the Diocese new simple marble altar is to of Miami and Bishop Coleman be erected against a reredos .1 F. Carroll was named its first lunette of polychrome ceramic Ordinary. An immediate need depicting the Holy Family. This was to provide a cathedral, the outstanding ceramic wall has f been executed by Prof. A. Bi- seat of the Bishop and the cen- ancini at his famous ceramics ter for episcopal and pontifical studios in Faenza, Italy. ceremonies. The new altar for the Blessed Rather than undertake the Sacrament Chapel is to be em- construction of a new cathedral bellished with panels of metal, suitable to these purposes, a mosaic and ivory by Masriera task which would entail many of Barcelona, Spain. years and the expenditure of Scaffolding In Cathedral Sanctuary several million dollars, it was On this Altar of Reservation decided to designate the new- will be placed the permanent est and largest of the churches and only Tabernacle, a work of in the City of Miami as the great beauty, befitting its sacred cathedral church of the new Voice Photos use, fabricated in handcrafted diocese. COAT OF ARMS of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll which will be gold plate embellished with CENTRALLY LOCATED hung in the Cathedral when alterations are completed is ex- semi-precious stones, and enam- The centrally located hand- amined by Labor Foreman Russell Seaborn. el cartouches illustrating scenes some church of St. Mary, then from the life and death of the just recently erected, though assistants in these most solemn all ceremonies can be fittingly Saviour. not entirely completed, most and ritualistic of liturgical func- carried out. Candlesticks and a crucifix of nearly fitted the requirements tions, to deport themselves with matching quality will complete and it became the Cathedral of The former sacristy area is the dignity and decorum re- the altar fittings. These works St. Mary, with Msgr. Patrick being transformed into a semi- are from the eminent artist and quired by the rites being per- J. O.'Donoghue, V.G., as rec- circular choir of banked stalls goldsmith, Josef Neumayr of tor. formed. of Phillipine Mahogany beyond Munich. A temporary Bishop's Throne The final step then to trans- an arcade formed between the LARGE TAPESTRY was installed and the temporary form this parish church into a original concrete fins or but- Above the altar on the pres- altar served as the center of fully functional cathedral edi- tresses of the present exterior - ently blank wall of this Chapel the liturgy. Steps were first tak- fice was to alter, enlarge, com- will hang a large colorful tap- high wall, now faced in Roman estry of modern design and en to complete the exterior of plete and furnish the sanctuary the fabric by the completion of Travertine. An ambulatory com- technique, by A. E. Grosse of the still unfinished roof of the to this purpose. This is the pletes the space of the original Bruges, Belgium. work now in progress at the semicircular sacristy area. nave and the dome. Hanging lanterns and special- cathedral. NEW SACRISTIES In keeping with the architec- ly designed pews will bring this tural style of the building, color- The sanctuary is situated un- New and enlarged sacristies portion of the work to a state of completion. ful Spanish tiles were laid over der the dome. It forms a semi- suitable for daily or ceremonial the nave and side aisles, shim- circular apsidal termination to needs are housed in a new ad- In keeping with the remodeled mering glazed tiles of blue, gold the nave, the high walls of dition beyond. Sanctuary finishes and decora- and white in striking designs tions, other new altar fittings which, divided externally by clothed the unfinished dome. The new sanctuary, paved such as candelabra, crucifixes, radial fins or buttresses, are with vari-colored Italian mar- procession cross, sanctuary Marble Recently Arrived From Italy Is Unpacked This was crowned by an airy the main structural walls of the bles, two steps above a new lamp, censer and boat, lavabo open work cupola of gold and building itself. marble communion rail area ex- and cruets, etc., are being de- blue anodized aluminum sur- signed and executed by the dis- ORIGINAL SACRISTIES tending across the width of the mounted by a cross, making tinguished Brussels metalwork- Beyond and encircling these the cathedral a landmark, nave, has as its central feature er, Robert Devroye. sparkling and shimmering in walls is a lower structure, the the High Altar, situated in the the bright Florida sun, to be height of the side aisles, in center of a raised predella cen- The architect in charge of the seen by all from afar. various aspects of design, dec- which were housed the original tered under the dome. sacristies. The problem then oration and construction is Al- Stained glass windows from fred D. Reid of Pittsburgh, Pa. the Henry Hunt Studios replac- was to provide more space for The altar, also of various ed the temporary glass. A Moel- a sanctuary within the existing Italian marbles, is so arranged Frank J. Rooney, Inc., of Mi- ler pipe organ of majestic ehar- structural limitations. It would that either the new liturgical ami, is the general contractor. \ !er now provides the musical then seem impossible to extend ceremonies or traditional ones Key Contracts, Inc., of Miami, ''•"accompaniment for the solemn the area of the sanctuary to can be performed and celebrat- has had the responsibility of ceremonies. the rear or to the sides, be- ed as the occasion demands. A procuring the marbles, mosaics, CHAPEL ADDED cause of the existing walls of marble canopied throne for the fabrics, ceramics, metal work Ordinary of the Diocese flanks and other fittings and embell- The modern Chapel of the the church itself. However, the Blessed Sacrament, with a win- the sanctuary in its traditional ishments required to complete width was adequate. dow wall of striking faceted place on one side with the Se- this outstanding transformation glass, by Loire of Chartres, was K room could be found for delia on the opposite wall. in the cathedral. added to provide a suitable set- attending and participating cler- Every phase of the work has ting, for the reservation and Over the open arcade of the gy or choir elsewhere beyond been the constant special inter- adoration of the Blessed Sacra- the ceremonial area of the sanc- semicircular choir of stalls is the principal decorative feature est of Bishop Carroll, who be- ment. tuary itself sufficient space for fore and after each of his sev- these ceremonies could be found of the new sanctuary, a contin- Despite these improvements uous glass mosaic, eleven feet eral trips to Rome to attend the by extending the communion Vatican Council sessions has and embellishments it was evi- rail forward into the body of high, framed in travertine, ex- dent that a sanctuary designed tending for an uninterrupted visited the studios, shops and the church, removing one row offices of all of the artists sup- and built for parish liturgical of pews in the nave. length of about seventy feet. use was not adequate for the plying materials for the work, rites and ceremonies of an epis- The present work is accom- This huge mosaic, being ex- examined their qualifications copal or pontifical nature. There plishing these aims in a man- ecuted in Chartres, France, by and skills and exhorted them just wasn't space enough for ner to provide a cathedral sanc- the world famous artist Gabriel to produce their best for the the celebrants, ministers and tuary of great beauty in which Loire will depict scenes from Cathedral of St. Mary. Crates Of Colorful Marble After Shipment April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 -vs.

NEW OFFICERS of tile Catholic Teachers president; Msgr. McKeever; Miss Mary Agnes Guild are shown with Msgr. William F. Mc- Monnich, first vice president; Miss Rosehelen MSGR. WILLIAM F. McKeever congratulates are: Mrs. Katherline La Belle, Robert J. Doyle, Keever following their election. From left, Connelly, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. newly elected members of the Board of Direc- Msgr. McKeever, Pat L. Tornillo, Mrs. Ever- are: Sal Inglese, treasurer; Mrs. Noreen La- Muriel Haas, recording secretary. tors of the Catholic Teachers Guild. From left, green Murphy, and Joseph J. Tierney. hue, second vice president; Richard Hausler, Rights Leaders Don't Want Patchwork Plans, Panel Told Money talks about SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES "Teachers play a key role in ability and believe in their fu- the long range goal of provid- ture when the dead weight of ing true educational opportunity economic pressures tends to for all children," a panel dis- drive them down to sullen hos- cussion audience was told last tility and depressiveness." Saturday at Biscayne College. Other speakers on the panel, ' We were supposedly Pat Tornillo, one of the panel in addition to Tornillo, were members, declared that civil C. Clyde Atkins, president of the in safe-keeping when the rights leaders do not want Diocesan Council of Catholic "patchwork plans or gimmicks" Men, and William A. Wynne, house caught fire. " Maybe now you'll in seeking equality in all phas- Neighborhood Service Coordi- es of American life. nator of the Economic Oppor- tunity Program. I'm okay, but have you join me in a nice cool Tornillo, who is executive sec- retary of the Dade County The panel moderator was J. ever seen a char-broiled safe-deposit box at Classroom Teachers Associa- Lang Kershaw, a teacher. tion, gave the teachers' view- In his talk, Wynne declared First National Bank point on the panel topic which that the Negro is caught in a birth certificate? " was "Civil Rights — America's continuous "cycle of inadequate Number One Problem." education, inadequate housing of Hialeah! " and inadequate jobs." Tornillo said "teachers in par- "Not one of us," said Wynne ticular have a responsibility to "has not been appalled by the speak out" on whatever plans poverty that has been exposed might be presented to advance to Americans in the past year." flie cause of Civil Rights. "The Economic Act of 1964 "Educators must expose is based," Wynne asserted, "on themselves and become sensi- the recognition that if poverty tive to the views of others," is to be eliminated there must Tornillo declared. be increased opportunity for "How many primers can you all." pick up that have a picture of In carrying out the provisions a Negro in them?" Tornillo of the Economic Act, Wynne asked. said, it is the policy to "use Tornillo asserted that the advisers and neighborhood lead- state of Florida is "the leader ers who are respected and in the South in the unification speak the language of the peo- of the teaching profession." ple in those neighborhoods." *COINS SHOWN ARE: "The Negro has all the prob- Atkins stated in his talk that At left, Grecian Apollo's head coin from first lems of socially deprived chil- "many laws were passed after century B.C. At right, ancient Persian silver dren," Tornillo said, "but he the Civil War to provide safe- coin. Both pieces are depicted in the"wall of also has the handicap of being guards for Negroes to vote but coins" along the East front of the new bank. discriminated against." despite these Alabama found "Without the vote," Tornillo ways to keep the Negroes from added, "they have not been able voting." to protect themselves against Atkins pointed out that "11 legalized and political manipu- states still require segr "ion A few dollars a year is little enough to protect papers and other lations." in their National Guar^^nits Asserting that the "Negro and if this continues the fed- valuables you could never replace. Stop in and let us show you just child has a zest for expressive- eral government will be forced ness," Tornillo stressed, how- to cut off funds to these guard how little it costs to keep your priceless possessions where they are ever, that "unless he has a units." as safe as it is humanly possible for them to be. Safe Deposit Boxes teacher who will help develop "The Civil Rights law has as this he will lose it." its primary purpose," said At- start at just $5.00 per year. And if the Negro child does kins, "the maintaining of hu- not have the proper kind of man dignity." teacher, said Tornillo, the end And it does this, he said result is often that the child "through calling for equality in will develop "a self contempt." employment, education and vot- "Teachers should have in- ing rights." FIRST NATIONAL BANK service training in human re- "This whole matter is one of lations to make them under- the greatest social problems stand the social conditions and facing America today." said backgrounds of the students Atkins. OF HIALEAH they teach," Tornillo said. Atkins declared that "we Tornillo declared that we Catholics have a special respon- must have teachers who will sibility to demonstrate our be- "encourage" the Negro children lief in our love of our fellow "to try, who believe in their man." Page 12 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida SELF-HELP PROGRAM FOR YOUNGSTERS GETS UNDER WAY IN DIOCESE Youth Corps Group Begins Work At High School A total of nine youths started work last Monday at LaSalle High School as the Neighbor- hood Youth Corps project got under way in the Diocese. The youngsters will be paid . $1.25 an hour under a self-help program being financed mainly with federal funds which will enable them to remain in school while helping to pay their own expenses. The type of work the young- sters will be doing ranges from raking the grass to checking athletic equipment and setting up chairs for school events in the auditorium. Other schools and institutions in the Diocese, in addition to LaSalle, also will be taking part in the Neighborhood Youth Corps project. Each youngster will be given 10 hours of work a week if he is in school and 30 hours a week if he is out of school. Those out of school will be encouraged, Voice Photos however, to resume their schol- astic studies. Youth Corps Members Work In LaSalle Laboratory Age limit under the program Three Youth Corps Workers Bake, Weed Lawn At LaSalle is between 16 through 21. Applications may be made to the Neighborhood Youth Corps Office at 1325 West Flagler St. Telephone, 373-7762.

Msgr. Bryan 0. Walsh is ex- ecutive director of the South Florida Economic Opportunity Development Council Inc., which is the official name of the Youth Corps project in the Dio- cese. "The basic thing in the Youth Corps," said Msgr. Walsh, "is to get them started with the right experience and to get them started into the right kind of jobs." By the end of May it is ex- pected that some 500 youngsters will be at work under the Neigh- borhood Youth Corps program. It was particularly stressed that the Youth Corps will not be confined to Catholics alone. It is open to all regardless of race, creed or color or national Athletic Equipment Checked By Students origin. Brother Thomas F.S.C., Greets First Youth Corps Contingent

MSGR. BRYAN O. Walsh (third from right) explains the Neighborhood Youth Corps to a SCHOOL OFFICIALS of the Diocese of Miami ect will be put into operation. The program executive director of the South Florida Eco- group of pastors. A total of 500 youngsters in listen as Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh (standing) nomic Opportunity Development Council Inc., is being financed in the Diocese wit* 90 per the Diocese will be employed in the program. tells how the Neighborhood Youth Corps proj- cent federal funds. April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 PROTESTANT GROUPS TO HOLD NEXT MEETING ON PROPOSAL IN 1966 6 Denominations OK Episcopate Basis For Union LEXINGTON, Ky. (NO — The Interdenominational Con- close of their meeting, the in the apostolic succession. All Christian people who for gener- of the Canonical Orthodox Bish- Delegates from six Christian sultation on Church Union — group said that an essential ele- would be willing to have a mu- ations have been led in separate ops in the Americas, the Phil- churches whose traditions range in what it called its "most ment of any projected united tual reordination so that all ways by conscience and our adelphia Yearly Meeting of the from episcopal to congregation- significant action" to date — church "is a united ministry bishops and ministers would separate readings of the Gos- Society of Friends, and the Ro- al ended a four-day meeting established a special commis- capable of bearing undoubted have recognized valid orders, pel." man Catholic Church. sion representing each of its and unquestionable authority he said. (Msgr. William W. Baum, sec- here by agreeing that a project- The representatives of the six everywhere." six member churches and di- (Noting that the Episcopal constituent churches of the con- retary of the Catholic Bishops' ed church union be based on rected it to submit a specific Church itself claims the apos- Commission on Ecumenical Af- the office of bishop as the sym- (In Alexandria, Va., the Rev. sultation announced that invita- plan as the basis for a "truly Albert T. Mollegen, who was tolic succession for its bishops, fairs — who with Father Geor- bol of the "continuity of minis- tions would he sent to each catholic, truly reformed and an Episcopal Church delegate he said that even if the Epis- ges Tavard, A.A., of Mount try upon which churchly au- church which has had an "ob- truly evangelical" united to the meeting, said the dele- copal Church were not to join server-consultant" at its meet- Mercy College, Pittsburgh, was thority must rest.' church. The plan is to be sub- gates of the five non-Anglican the united church, those church- ings to become a full partici- one of the two Catholic ob- ver- mitted at the next meeting of churches viewed the historic es with Presbyterian and Con- pant in drafting the plan for consultants — later exjt jed the group in May, 1966, in Dal- episcopate as an institution pro- gregationalist traditions would a united church. gratitude for the ecumenical Schwinn Quality las. moting the "bene esse" (well- seek the historic episcopate. Dr. gesture implied by the invita- Costs Less In LARGE MEMBERSHIP being) of the Church but not Mollegen said that the concept Communions with observer- tion. He said he could not com- the Long Runl The churches involved in the required for its "esse" (es- of a ministry "bearing undoubt- consultants here included Afri- ment on it, however, inasmuch consultation total 21.5 million sence). ed and unquestionable authority can Methodist Episcopal Zion as the invitation had not yet everywhere" meant consecra- been received by the bishops' members. They are the Metho- (Dr. Mollegen, professor of Church, American Baptist Con- tions and ordinations which commission. dist Church, Protestant Episco- New Testament language and vention, the Standing Conference would be recognized as valid — pal Church, United Presbyterian literature at the Virginia (Epis- even though still separated — Church, United Church of copal) Theological Seminary, by. both the Church of Rome for SCHWINN Christ, Disciples of Christ said however that the delegates and the Church of Constan- Rabbi Helps Seminarians (Christian), and Evangelical of the other five churches would BICYCLES tinople. ) United Brethren Church. seek for the projected united PARTS In a forma] statement at the church consecration of bishops The Lexington consultation Celebrate Passover Meal statement said that the partici- SERVICE pants envision "a united Church LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (NO —cil's condemnation of anti-semi- For the Prom embracing the heart of all our Students at St. John's Seminary tism and misrepresentation of here celebrated a passover meal Jews in Christian teaching. See the Most varying traditions and binding in visible unity companies of under the guidance of a local The assistance of the local MACK'S Outstanding Fashions rabbi, in a dramatization de- rabbi enabled the seminarians LUBRICATED YOUR WINDOWS LATELY? signed to show the connection to sing the Hebrew chants with between the Jewish ritual meal precision. The meal was com- CYCLE mented on throughout with spe- 6720 S.W. 62nd Ave. and the Eucharistic meal of the Mass. cial emphasis on the historical Near South Miami Hospital and scriptural dimensions. All MO 1-8363 Father James Drane, profes- this was then applied to the sor of philosophy, who arranged Mass, showing its theological the performance, said he hop- relationship with the Passover ed one side effect of the rep- The proven easy way to have Clean, Lasting and outlining its distinctive Velvety Smooth operating Windows & Doors resentation, which illustrates the characteristics. Locks, Fishing Tackle, Guns, Zippers, Tools, common heritage of Christian- The function was attended by Machinery, Folding Furniture & other articles ity and Judaism, will be to At most Builder Supply, Paint & Hardwares Protestant ministers and lay- Made in Pompano Beach, Fla. since 1952 complement the Vatican coun- men.

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Peter Reilly, pastor. nal Adoration Society of Little hour. those planning to marry within Little Flower parish, is in Flower parish held a special Crowley issued a special ap- the next six months will be con- charge of conferences in the Night of Nocturnal Adoration peal to all Catholic students in ducted at locations in Dade, South Dade Deanery; Msgr. Thursday. this area to join with his group, Dominic Barry, pastor, Immac- Broward and Palm Beach coun- The Nocturnal Adoration regardless of membership in ulate Conception parish, Hia- group normally meets every the Society. ties during the next few weeks. Ieah, North Dade Deanery; Fa- First Friday but the members The vigil last night ended at All courses begin at 8 p.m. ther Joseph M. McLaughlin, decided to give an extra hour 6 a.m. this morning. and are sponsored by the Dio- pastor, St. Mark parish, Boyn- each in adoration before the Band leaders for the various ton Beach, East Coast Deanery; cese of Miami Family Life Bu- Blessed Sacrament on Holy hours of the vigil were: 10 p.m., Father Raymond Scully, pastor. Thursday. Band 3, William Zinkil; 11 p.m., reau. Priests, physicians and Nativity parish, Hollywood, at f The group began its all-night Band 4, George Pallotto; 12 qualified laymen will conduct Chaminade High School and Fa- ^~ vigil at 9 p.m. last night led by p.m. Band 5, Patrick McCon- the courses and certificates ther Larkin F. Connolly, St. Ber- James Crowley, a student at ville; 1 a.m. Band 6, John Ker- will be presented to each person nadette parish, Fort Lauderdale, Chaminade High School. wick; 2 a.m. Band 7, William attending at the conclusion of at Cardinal Gibbons High Stichter; 3 a.m., Band 8, Peter The first hour of the Little the course. School. Flower's Nocturnal Adoration Devlin; 4 a.m. Band 1, James vigil is reserved for students Daly; and 5 a.m. Band 2, Bar- Simultaneous conferences will and men, who for health reas- ney Crowley. be held in Little Flower parish, Lens Men Honor Nun ons or committee obligations. All Catholic men are invited Coral Gables; at Chaminade to join the Nocturnal Adoration High School, Hollywood; and in CHICAGO (NO — The Chica- group at an hour of the night St. Juliana parish, West Palm go Press Photographers Associ- BRONZE PIETA, a Mestrovic work located on the grounds of regardless of membership in Beach on April 26 and 28 and on ation has honored Sister Mary Foresters Offer Immaculata-LaSalle High School is viewed by students and the Society. May 3 and 5. Alice, who has spent 34 years novices of the Sisters of St. Joseph during a visit. During the 9 p.m. hour of the at St. Vincent's Infant Hospital 2 Scholarships Society's vigil on the first Fri- Conferences in St. Rose of and is known as "the angel" of Lima parish, Miami Shores, and the institution, with its gold Two scholarships for Catholic day of this month, April 3, an installation of new members of Senior At Barry at Cardinal Gibbons High medal award for her coopera- Colleges in Dade County have School, Fort Lauderdale, are tion with cameramen to provide been established by the Bishop the Society was conducted by Premier Of Sacred Father William O'Dea. Gets Fellowship scheduled to be held April 27 coverage of stories of signifi- Barry Court of the Catholic As- and 29 and on May 4 and 6. cance. sociation of Foresters. Members installed and receiv- j Oratorio Tonight \ A four-year Doctoral Fellow- ing the badge of membership One of the scholarships will The premier performance of ship in English has been award- were: Raymond De Moliner, be for a boy to attend Bis- a new sacred oratorio "Words ed by the Catholic University George Grainor, Raymond Rus- cayne College and the other will From The Cross" will be per- of America to Evette Lamka, sell, Ernst Wintter, Ernest P. senior at Barry College. be for a girl to attend Barry formed by the 60 voice Moody He is Risen . . . College. Convady, James Bachman and The president of the English Chorale and baritone soloist Ed- Thomas Falvey. Association at the college and These are first year scholar- A total of 160 men comprise ward Doe on Friday evening, ships and are worth $500 each. a member of Delta Sigma Ome- the membership of Little Flow- April 16, at the Dade County ga, Miss Lamka is the daugh- In order to be eligible for ap- er Nocturnal Adoration Society Auditorium. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett plying for the scholarships the with the majority of the mem- Lamka, 17821 NW 44th Ave. applicants must: bers being from Little Flower The oratorio will be directed Listed in Who's Who Among BE READY to enter college parish. The remainder of the by the composer, Donald Moody, Students in American Colleges in the fall of 1965. members come from St. Mat- well known Miami organist and and Universities, Miss Lamka director. HAVE A parent who is a thews parish in Hallandale, Na- expects to begin her studies at tivity parish in Hollywood and member of the Catholic Associa- Reservations may be made by Catholic University in Septem- St. Stephen's and Annunciation tion of Foresters or be a Junior calling Dade County Auditori- ber following June graduation parishes. Member themselves. um, HI 6-9230. at Barry College. Applications should be made Anyone desiring more infor- to the Scholarship Program, mation on joining the Little P. O. Box 9789, Fort Lauderdale, Flower Nocturnal Adoration Florida. Society can do so by reading TODAY'S GREATEST TIRE ECONOMY Eligible applicants will be for- the pamphlets available in the warded to the respective college. church or by calling any of the No applications will be consid- officers: Nicholas Costea, presi- DUAL RADIUS ered after May 15, 1965. 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Page 16 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MSGR. JEREMIAH O'MAHONEY GIVES TALK AT DINNER MEETING 'Integrity' Essential For Newman Club Members Newman Club members should "have personal integ- rity" and be "perfect gentle- men", Msgr. Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney declared last Sun- day in a talk to the Miami-Dade Junior College Newman Club. The occasion was a dinner meeting at which new officers of the Club were announced and special awards presented. :' Jsgr. O'Mahoney, pastor of Kixi Edward parish in Palm Beach, asserted that Newman Club members "must have knowledge" and that they must "st,and together." "A Newman Club is a very important agent in a young man's life," Msgr. O'Mahoney said. Among special guests at the dinner were Father Edward G. Pick, assistant pastor at St. Joan of Arc parish, Boca Ra- Voice Photos Msgr. Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney Addresses Newman Club Banquet ton; and a former chaplain of file Miami-Dade Junior College ACCEPTING AN award on behalf of the Miami Serra Club for Newman Club; Thomas Madden the Miami Serrans work in providing a series of vocation Jr., president of the Miami Ser- programs for presentation to the Miami-Dade Junior College ra Club, and Edward Atkins, Newman Club is Serra Club President Thomas Madden. Making member of the Serra Club. the presentation is Father Arthur DeBevoise, Newman Club chaplain, Edward Atkins was chairman of the vocations program A special award was pre- for the Serra Club. sented to the Serra Club at the dinner for their presentation of a special program of vocations to the Newman Club members. The award was made by Fa- ther Arthur DeBevoise, present Newman Club chaplain to Mad- den. Atkins served as chairman of the project for the Serra Club. Hie vocations program in- cluded talks by members of various professions to the col- lege youngsters. It; was announced by Father DeBevoise at the dinner that three Newman Club members WINNERS OF special awards as outstanding had decided to enter the sem- Seiler, member with most generous spirit; Newmanites are, from left: Edward Abdella, inary and another would be- Gary Burkhart, religious award; and Jack best athlete; Bill Wagner, best student; Janie come a nun. Pinder, for sponsoring best club project. Stewart, best chairman of the year; Margaret New officers elected by the Newman Club included: Bill Wagner, president; Lee May, vice president; Barbara Zemba, Four Students Are Given Merit Awards recording secretary; Pat Brun- FATHER ARTHUR DeBevoise, chaplain of the Miami-Dade Four students in Schools in Miss Johnston is a member emy newspaper, The Courier; ner, corresponding secretary; Junior College Newman Club shows plaque on which their names the Diocese of Miami have re- of the National Honor Society, vice president of the Latin Dianne Talamas, treasurer and are inscribed to Eleanor Schoppe, chosen Miss Newmanite and ceived merit awards from the a class officer and belongs to Club, and a member of the Kathie Sprowl, parliamentarian. Kevin Cheney, selected Mr. Newmanite. Dairy Council of South Florida. National Honor Society, the Spanish Club, and Junior- The four are: Paula Johnston, a senior at ettes. In addition, she has done Miss Simpson, an honor roll Marian Awards Ceremony On May 2 St. Thomas Aquinas High outstanding service in her par- student at St. Patrick's School, is taking both voice and dance An estimated 60 Girl Scouts cial ceremony at St. Rose of the Ad Altare Dei Boy Scout School, Fort Lauderdale, daugh- ish. training. She has appeared in and Junior Catholic Daughters Lima Church at 3 p.m. Sunday, awards are to be presented. ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Miss Mingione is associate many benefits and entertain- of America in the Diocese will Johnston, 831 NE 14th Ave., May 2. In addition to the Marian editor of the Notre Dame Acad- ments. receive Marian awards in a spe- Also at the same ceremony, Awards, a special St. Anne Fort Lauderdale, award will be given to an adult Barbara Gortych, a junior at adviser in the Girl Scout move- Madonna Academy, Hollywood, ment in the Diocese. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gortych, 7231 W. Romana St., Objective of the Marian Miramar, award is to "enhance estab- Eydie Mingione, senior at lished programs by encourag- Notre Dame Academy, daugh- ing girls to gain additional ter of Mr. and Mrs. Carman knowledge of their Faith while Mingione, 1305 NW 130th St., pursuing such fields of interest Mary Key Simpson, a student as Arts and Crafts, Literature, at St. Patrick's Elementary International Friendship, Na- School, daughter of Mr. and ture, Homemaking and Com- Mrs. Kenneth Simpson, 3103 N. munity Life." Bay Road, Miami Beach, Mrs. C. Clyde Atkins, Dioce- san Marian award chairman, Pope Hears Sermon who also serves on the Board VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope of Girl Scout Council of Tropi- Paul VI along with members of cal Florida, invited members of his household, officials of the both the Girl Scout groups and Roman curia and superiors gen- A CIVIL DEFENSE course entitled Medical Self Help was suc- the Junior Catholic Daughters eral of the religious orders cessfully completed by the teachers and students of the eighth to take part in the ceremony. headquartered in Rome heard a NOTRE DAME Academy students recently collected clothing grades at St. James School. Chuck Sours, Civil Defense Direc- The girls are asked to be at Lenten sermon delivered by for Capui Hospital, San Jose, Costa Rica. Sister Philip Marie, tor of North Miami, awards certificates to Sister Marie Chris- the Church at 2:30 p.m. on Sun- Capuchin Father Ilarimo of Mi- I.H.M., is shown with Robin Stout, Vicki Diamond and Pa- tine, O. P., Carmen DeCastro and Thomas Gallagher. day, May 2. i lan. tricia Swan. More than 30 cartons were shipped. April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 siedon, and Hades, were also From there she proceeded to deeply the true meaning of Holy ami Beach. Another school ac- Council elections were held so •liiiiiii outstanding efforts. District dress revue where she Week. It was a time when all tivity which always meets with early this year, was so that Students in the science depart- also placed first. Vicki will be girls could contemplate on the great enthusiasm is the annual the winners could take advan- By PEGGY McALOON ment who are conducting in- representing this district in sufferings and death of Christ school picnic. tage of attending the Student state competition in June. and grasps more clearly the Council Convention at Miami WEST HOLLYWOOD — vestigations into plant respira- This year the picnic will be in true realization of the meaning the first week in May at Birch Beach. Wendy Billington, past Wednesday, April 7, three stu- tion are Deborah Clark, Sally of Easter. State Park in Fort Lauderdale. SC president, Frances McCann, dents received essay awards Foster, Matthew Gorman, "Wil- Nancy Husted, past SC treasur- •lilliiil Father Paul Frank directed Birch State Park is located di- at Madonna Academy. liam Jenkins, Janice Leannais, er, Marianne Carpentier, and the Retreat and the girls at- rectly on Fort Lauderdale beach Stanley Meares, Vivian Turigny By WARD KEARNEY SC sponsor, Sister James The- The essay contest was held by and Mark Zider. tended Mass, recited the Ro- which makes it possible for stu- the American Legion Auxiliary. Four more members of the sary, participated in conferen- rese S.S.J. attended thi<- en- dents to participate in anything lightening seminar. The girls. who won awards Columbus High School forensic ces and concluded the Retreat from playing football to "Hang- were: first place, Maria Garcia; ••iiii team have qualified for the with Benediction of the Most ing Ten," in the Lauderdale Immaculata-LaSalle is privi- second place, Lenore Johnson; Catholic Forensic League's Na- Blessed Sacrament. shorebreak. leged to announce that two and third place, Barbara Sepi- By PATTIE O'NEILL tional Tournament in New York The day was a great success Junior girls have been selected elli. The title of the essay was City. and all left school with a new FORT PIERCE — Class of- to attend "Girl's State" in Tal- "What America Needs Most." inner peace which will be an in- ficers for the next school term Joe Collins and Steve None lahassee daring the Summer. The Senior P.O.D. (Problems were elected at Central Catholic will compete in Original Ora- centive for them to strive for their spiritual success as well They are Dianne Feeney, the of Democracy) Classes, under High School. The President of tory; qualifiers in Declamation daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ber- the supervision of Miss Ken- the Senior class is Dominick are Henry Vasconez and Nelson as the material one throughout the remainder of the school •••••lliiS nard Feeney of Little Flower nedy, attended a federal court Scotto. Mashour. Parish, and Dianne Kelly, the session in Miami. Columbus senior golfer year.. By JOAN McCAUGHAN Chosen as vice president was daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- Charles Musick won medalist Madonna's Sodality held a Dave Taylor; secretary, Trudy The excitement of the past seph Kelly of St. Louis Parish. honors in the Group 8 golf corporate meeting with Sodalists Skiscim; and Nancy Hanna was week, due to Immaculata-La tournament at Miami Lakes from Pace and Chaminade an re-elected treasurer. Salle High School elections, was On Tuesday, April 13, all ILS Country Club. Wednesday, April 7, from3:3 0 By DENNIS DUFFY brought to a climax by the an- students made a Day of Recol- to 5 p.m. Father Robert Back- The new Junior class offi- Both he and sophomore John nouncement of the Student Body lection in preparation for Eas- cers are: president, John herms, S.M., set the theme for Koval, who finished in third HOLLYWOOD — As the 1964- officers for the 1965-66 school ter. The day began at 8:15 Welch; vice president, Cheryl the afternoon in his address place, qualified for the state 1965 school year draws to an year. a.m. with a Bible Service and McCandles; secretary, Vicki to the Sodalists. championship in Port St. Lucie end the students of Chaminade Dalton; and treasurer, Steve They are as follows: Ma- closed at 12:30 p.m. with the later this month. High School already are making Father Backherms stressed Kuhn. rianne Carpentier, president, Holy Sacrifice of the Mass. It individual involvement, and the Last Friday night in the Gold plans for their summer vaca- Frances McCann, vice presi- was a profitable day for all. Chosen as president of the Coast Conference track cham- truth that the Sodalist is the tion. dent, Sandy De La Cuesta, se- The ILS Spanish Club will pre- source of light in the family, Sophomore class was Vaughn pionships, Chris Hosford won But these last weeks are not cretary, and Roberta Becker, Hohreiter. Supporting Vaughn the 880-yard run. sent a program of lively Latin- home, school, parish and conse- without excitement. Last week treasurer. American songs and dances to are: vice president, Tim Sinnott; Hosford is the Explorers' best quently the world. The day saw the election of the new stu- One of the reasons Student the student body. ended with a short meditation secretary, Tonine Harris; and bet for a state champion. dent council officers. in the chapel. treasurer, Eddie Durham. When the final results were in The Forensic League partici- Summer reading programs Tom Rogers had narrowly edged r~ pated in a speech contest held have been installed at C. C. H. out Bruce Higgins in a very at Barry College. Students in all the English By MARY JANE DOHERTY close race for the Presidency. classes chose the five books they April 23 and 24 the Glee Club The harried life of the stu- Tom's Vice President is Bill VOICE CAREER- is presenting their spring con- wished to read this summer. Brown who defeated Bob De- Authors range from Hemming- dents at Lourdes Academy came cert. to a peaceful ebb on April 12 Pathy in what proved to be the way and Steinbeck to Charles most colorful race in the elec- Dickens. and 13 as all classes were can- celled and two Days of Recol- tion. The date for the Senior play lection scheduled. Other officers elected were: ON MIAMI'S BEAUTIFUL BISCAYNE BAY which was announced last week For many, this changed at- Secretary Bill Burk and Treas- By DAVE ROSSI in this column has been chang- mopshere was a lift or a well urer George Jaskulsky. ACADEMY FORT LAUDERDALE — Bill ed. "My Fair Lady" will be needed spiritual examination There are numerous other OF THE Bucknam and Stve Gehl, St. presented April 24 and 25 at ASSUMPTION which enabled all the girls to functions which will be coming Thomas Aquinas High School de- the Delaware School auditorium. see more clearly the importance up this school year. 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Page 18 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida vited to attend a banquet and these girls go through exercises Recordings of Shakespeare's semi-formal dance at the Seville and learn tine fine art of cheer- complete set of plays are pro- LaSalle, Newman Shine Hotel. leading. At the end of the year, viding an improved and attrac- By ANGELA ASSALONE The Pep Squad held an East- girls will be selected, by a com- tive approach to the study of Members of Notre Dame er Egg hunt, Friday, April 10, mittee ofTaculty and students. Shakespeare in the English de- In School Track Meets Academy's Forensic Club par- during class lunch periods. They are all extending a great partment. The records were ticipated in the Diocesan Catho- Senior Linda Heindl has been deal of effort to gain a position purchased for the school last Last week was the week for lic Forensic League finals for awarded a full tuition scholar- as cheerleader, and should be year by the Drama Club. track men in the diocese as Original Oratory, Declamation, ship to Loyola University in commended for this effort and Junior girls sponsored a pep Miami's LaSalle and West and Extemporaneous Speaking New Orleans, La. display of real school spirit. rally Friday afternoon preced- Palm Beach's Cardinal New- at Barry College, April 10. ing the girls basketball Tourna- man High tied for the South Atlantic Conference title and Senior Sandra McGrath re- ment at Our Lady of Perpetual Help School gymnasium. Jim Jones and Chris Hosford ceived an Honorable Mention came through with individual trophy for her participation in By ELAINE PIESCIK By MAUREEN FOX / Continuing in their outstand- victories in the tough Gold finishing second in the 100 dash the extemporaneous division. WEST PALM BEACH — The FORT LAUDERDALE — The ing conference record of 6-0-1, flurry of activities at Cardinal Coast Conference championship in 10.0. As a preparation for Easter, students of Cardinal Gibbons the baseball team needs only Newman High School reached meet. Hosford, a miler last year for school sponsored a Day of High School were very honored to win their next game with LaSalle's first place finish in Christopher Columbus but who .recollection, Wednesday, April a climax on Thursday, April 8, to have as their guests repre- Jupiter to compete in the con- the SAC mile relay event, the has found the 880 run more to 14. Father Joyce Spencer, C.P., when a carnival was held by sentatives from Girls' and ference undefeated. final on the program, brought his liking this season, took the from the Passkmist Monastery, the student body for the pur- Boys' State at an assembly Members of the golf team the Royals their tie with New- half-mile event in a 1:58.5. in North Palm Beach served pose of raising funds for the which was held on Friday. were among the 72 players in man as the Crusaders finished In baseball, LaSalle and Cha- as retreat master. Assisting Fa- Bishops' Relief Fund. The assembly was conducted the Group 8 Tournament at second in the race. Both schools minade continued their drive ther Spencer with the day's Each homeroom sponsored a by Dick Ott, from Gibbons, Miami Lakes Country Club. The finished with 72 points while St. toward the best records in the conferences, confessions, and booth or an activity as its part who attended both Boys' State top three golfers and the top Thomas Aquinas was fifth with diocese. other activities was Father Jude in making this effort a great and Boys' Nation last summer. three teams will now advance 13%, Cardinal Gibbons sixth LaSalle took St. Thomas Dowling, C.P. success. The representatives included: to the state tournament at Port with nine and Msgr. Pace was Aquinas, 10-3, to run its season's The students were excused Mr. Feeney, one of the Boys' The same general schedule of St. Lucie, April 22-23-24. seventh with eight points. record to 10-3 while Chaminade events for preceding retreats from classes in the morning to State moderators; Edie Bur- participate in the fun and Ironically, Newman left the received a no-hit performance was followed with the exception gess and Rick Fenton, from from Ronnie Huff on the way games. A dance was held on the field figuring it had won the of additional student confer- South Broward High School; to building a 9-4 mark. Huff patio, featuring shows by our title 72-71 until a recheck of ences. Shool; and Tom Goodgame By BONNIE BENEDICT got his perfect game in a 12-1 talented Seniors. This was found the close scoring found an extra Student Council members from Clearwater High School. With graduation just around win over Plantation High. highly entertaining by the stu- point for LaSalle for a 72-aIl Mary Lou Siry, Janet Moore, Eight students attended the the corner, scholarships are be- The Lions backed up this win dents present. score. Mary Lassiter, and Celine Mor- state Student Council conven- ing awarded to deserving Sen- with a 7-2 decision over Class risset attended the annual con- If yon chance to visit Newman tion held in Miami Beach. iors at St. Patrick High School. The LaSalle combination of AA Fort Lauderdale Northeast. vention of the Florida Associa- and notice the hobbling gait of Jane Curry, Paul Ott, Marya Dianne Fenn has received an Tom O'Malley, Bob Binner, Jim Wilson and Ramiro Castro ran Mary Immaculate High of tion of Student Councils on Mi- a number of Junior girls, do not Yates, Ray Powers, Carol San- Honor scholarship to Mary- Key West, which had been roll- ami Beach, April 8-10. The be alarmed. They are not just ger, Joe Kovaz, Chris Lee and mount College, and a full tui- the mile in 3:47.2 to bring the Royals even. ing along with a 5-2 record, FASC program, sponsored by learning how to walk; they are Charlie Zappala were the rep- tion scholarship to Barry Col- dropped a close 5-4 game to St. Miami Beach High School, in- trying out as cheerleaders. resentatives. lege. The only other winner for La- Andrew's Prep at Boca Raton. cluded student discussions, Each day, after the student On Tuesday evening, April 13, Salle was Castro with a meet Cardinal Newman boosted its panels, and election of officers. body has been dismissed and members of the clothing class record of 2:05.3 in the 880 run. season's mark to 8-6 with an The four delegates were also in- most of them have gone home, demonstrated their skill in an Newman made its big move 11-0 rout of Stuart High. By BILL LENARDSON and annual fashion show in the St. with wins in both the 120 high Miami's two big powers, Cur- MARYANN FLYNN Patrick Club Room. hurdles (16.6) and the 180 lows ley and Columbus, each took it Joan Lenihan of Msgr. Pace Diana Barranco acted as host- (22.9) by Ken Duff, Phil Kair- on the chin last weekend, Cur- High School was nominated by ess for the evening as the girls ella in the 440 -sprint (53.8), ley losing 9-0 to Miami High the American Legion Auxiliary modeled some of their own ex- and both the 880 relay (1:37.0) while Columbus was whipped 8-0 CAMP GUIDE to attend Girls State in Talla- quisite creations. and the sprint medley relay by runnerup Southwest. hassee this summer. The Student Body assembled (2:08.3). What our Senior class lacks on Wednesday, April 14, for a Also getting firsts in the meet Here Are Results in size it makes up for in am- Day of Recollection. were Pat Clemens of Pace in bition. Their most recent ac- Holy Week proved an appro- the mile run (4:47.4), and Fred Of CYO Softball St. Joseph 7. St. Mary 0 tivities have included hot dog priate time to meditate on the Krishon, also Pace, in the broad Immaculate Conception 17, St. John 12 and cake sales, dances, and passion, death and Resurrection jump (19-4%). Clemens' clock- St. Louis 11, Holy Rosary 9 BE A BEAUTICIAN! fund-raising projects for theof Our Lord. ing was good for a new meet St. Michael 3, Epiphany 0 Sts. Peter and Paul 6, St. Timo- Enroll Now — Classes Now Forming new flag pole which has been The members of Our Lady's record. thy 2 Day and Evening Classes Opa-locka 13 St. Monica 8 erected in the center of the Sodality are busy planning tor In the Gold Coast Conference STANDINGS Easy Payments • Free Job Placement SOUTH DADE parking circle. Seniors were a breakfast to be held in May meet, which included 20 of W t Sts. Peter & Paul 4 0 rewarded with a Skip Day last to welcome new members to the South Florida's top Class AA St. Louis 3 1 PHONE 757-9781 week. organization. schools, both Jones and Hosford Epiphany 2 2 St. Timothy 1 2 came through with meet rec- Holy Rosary 1 2 St. Michael 1 2 HORTH MIAMI BEAUTY SCHOOL ords. Corpus Christi 0 3 One of Florida's Finer Schools NORTH DADE 815 N.E. 125th ST. Opp. Food Fair Jones, Archbishop Curley's Opa-locka 4 0 MIAMI'S CATHOLIC COLLEGE swift sophomore, won the 440 Immaculate Conception 2 1 St. John 2 2 sprint in a 50.4, after earlier St. Monica 2 2 St. Joseph 1 2 FOR MEN St. Mary 0 4 are OUR UBY Of THE By EDWARD DAMICH BISGAYNE you At the Qualifying Tournament for the National Catholic Foren- college sic League held at Barry Col- lege last Saturday, Curley High COLLEGE hound? School was represented in the awards assembly by Orlando Conducted by the Augustlnian Fathers Barreto, who received fourth HEN9ERSONVIUE, N. G. place in extemporaneous speak- FOR INFORMATION PHONE 624-9661 For most families, Col- ing. A Catholic camp for boys and girls ages 16400 N. W. 32nd Avenue lege costs are a strain on An Honorable Mention trophy 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the Miami, Florida 33054 the budget. Parents who was presented to him, and he Blue Ridge Mountains, large modern save ahead for this pur- is eligible to attend the Nation- pose in an interest-earn- al Tournament in New York pool, mountain lake, with all camping City. Richard Fowler took home activities guided by trained counselors. ing Savings Account here a finalist trophy in declama- IBM 1 have much less of a prob- Ideal accommodations for visiting par- COMPUTOR tion. ents. Gamp provides pick-up service to lem. The Golf Team came up with TRAINING a good score at the tournament or from necsrsst rail, air, bus terminal. If meeting tuition pay- W KEY PUNCH -' last week. A camp for Youngsters to grow... spirit- ments is an immediate The good score was: John FLORIDA * : ually, healtMiaily. For literature, write: v necessity, ask your folks LaPonzina, 72. John? also quali- EVENING CLASSES ? TECHNICAL 5-1:? REGISTER NOW! "/•' ' - -;... COLLEQE " to see a Boulevard Na- fied to go the State Golf Tourna- lilllllllllMilliilli W 757-0671 4841 Kl.W. 2nd A*e. tional officer. A loan may ment. Winter Address: be easily arranged. The baseball team lost two games last week. Hialeah and OUR LfiDY Or THE HILLS •—SPANISH ENGLISH — Miami High defeated the c/o SI. Leo's Church INSTITUTE oul&vurd Knights, with scores of 6-0 and 335 Springdale Avenue A NEW DIVISION OF THE 9-0, respectively. NATIONAL BANK A day of recollection Monday WINSTON-SALEM, M. C. ADELPHI SCHOOLS 5000 Biscayne Boulevard — Miami Fur Information Please Consult began the Easter vacation. The Yellow Pages of the Phone Book Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. 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The Best Gift for Easter or any other occasion long playing Record with religious songs in Latin, Italian, and Spanish, hy the renowned Cuban ART SHOW by students at Barry College features a variety of Tenor paintings, drawing, ceramics and metal crafts daily through April 25. Miss Mary Ann Powers, art major and chairman, Mi- ANTONIO CURBELO Sister Francis Eugene, O.P. Admires Window Display At Art Show ami Beach, hangs drawings by freshman student, Devon Larkin. Available at St. Paul Respect Past But Welcome TERMITES Catholic Book and Film SWARMING? Center, 2700 Biscayne Blvd. or send check or The Future, Women Advised money order of $2.98 to ATHENS, Ga. (NO — Arch- "There is no earthly way we bishop Paul J. Hallinan of At- can live in the past except in a lanta urged a National Council museum," the archbishop said. ANCUR RECORD of Catholic Women leadership "The Catholic Church is not a institute here not to forget the museum — it is a living com- P.O. Box 1296 past or resist the future. munity." Miami 33101, Florida Representatives of 12 dioceses Archbishop Hallinan also prais- attended the institute, the first ed Women in Community Serv- in a series sponsored by the ice, Inc. (WICS), a nation-wide NCCW on liturgy, ecumenism women's organization to screen and the war on poverty. and prepare young women for "If a man ignores the past," job and family life training in Archbishop Hallinan said, "he is residential centers as part of going to blunder into the future. the nation's war on poverty. On the other hand, a man con- tent only to live in the past is WICS was organized earlier i BONDED LAWN SPRAY SERVICE 1 not worthy of the future." this year by members of the Lawn, Tree-Spraying and Fertilizing The Archbishop said, "If we National Council of Catholic j Flagler Street North to Broward County Line Women, the National Council of look only to the past, we are in Guaranteed Chinch Bug Control the unfortunate position of Lot's Jewish Women, the National wife. She looked back too much Council of Negro Women, and Phone PL 1-0147 and thought of nostalgic mem- the United Church Women. 321 N.E. 116th Street, Miami ories that were there. She had a Archbishop Hallinan said resistance to change and she WICS "is the meaning of the Voice Photos was punished for this." ecumenical movement, not in an PAN AMERICAN Day was observed at Barry College with ex- ordinary sense but in a special MARY HAD FAITH hibits on Latin American countries, costumes, and products. He said the Blessed Mother way. What we are doing here Joyce Tepley of Ohio, and Jeanne Stewart, Jamaica, both sen- "didn't know what was ahead is what our Lord did day after of her, but she had faith. As day — going about doing good." iors enjoy looking at Mexican sombrero and Bolivian costumes. Burses? she looked to the future, she "In this mission," he added, knew it would be mixed with joy "all of us join — laity, Sisters, So many ask about them . . . and sorrow, but she faced it priests, bishops — as part of with faith and with vision." the Mystical Body of Christ." They're sums of money — from a few dollars to many thousands — carefully invested by the $A95 Diocese of Miami for the education of seminarians. The interest wholly or partially pays for a future FORD, priest's education. Small sums quickly add up to ALL OTHER thirty thousand dollars — a full burse. Thoughtful CHEV., PLY. AMER. CARS COMPLETE Catholic persons provide for full or partial burses COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS Tmwat Cost Index in their wills. Metal Cailratt Irani $450 A,B.C. /BhaksL $$)wksL Hardwood Catlwtt from J460 For contributions or information: 7751 N.W. 7th Ave., Miami PL 1-5757 The PHILBRICK Rev. Father Charles F. Ward FUNERAL HOMES Vice-Chancellor Gvaranf MJ Men BURSE OFFICE, 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD., MIAMI 38, FLA. Dear Father: i , Enclosed please find as my initial contribution J ' in the Burse Fund. , • Please send more information about how I can help the j Burse Fund, (check if you desire more information.) i NORTH DADE'S NEWEST SAVINGS TO i BARTON H. BENNETT CHARLES H. ULM EDWARD C. McBRIDE I Name St. Lawrence Parish St. Lawrence Parish St. Rose of Lima I 30% I Address ON YOUR AUTO INSURANCE PREFERRED UNDERWRITERS, Inc. IHJ INSURANCE OF ALL TYPES Put a priest in your plans for the future 15201 N.W. Seventh Ave. Telephone 681-3531 9516 Sou h Dixie Highway MO 7-7541

April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 Corporate Communion Of Nurses On April 25 . FORT LAUDERDALE — The recently hostesses to Mrs. Mary Third Annual Corporate Com- Delehanty of Washington, D.C., munion for members of the Mi- president of the National Coun- ami Diocesan Council of Catho- cil of Catholic Nurses who out- lic Nurses will be observed lined details of the 1966 Biennial Sunday, April 25 in St. Pius X Convention of the NCCN sched- Church. uled to be held in Pittsburgh. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll During a luncheon meeting at will celebrate Pontifical Low the Hotel Deauville where Mrs. Mass at 12:15 p.m. Father An- Edward Keefe, Miami DCCN thony J. Chepanis, diocesan di- presided, members discussed rector of the Miami DCCN, will plans for their one-day meeting preach the sermon. on April 25 and heard Dr. Ed- Dr. Justin Steurer, profes- ward J. Lauth emphasize the sor of theology and psychology need for members to take an at Marymount College, Boca active part on behalf of social Raton, will be the principal justice: speaker during a luncheon which will follow at the Con- tinental HoteL Father David J. Heffernan, pastor, St. Pius X I Mother-Daughter ': parish, will be the toastmaster. NCCN PRESIDENT, Mrs. Mary Delehanty, Washington, D.C. WRAPPING GIFTS which wiU be distributed to guests attend- "Breakfast Planned 1 talks with Mrs. Edward Keefe, Miami DCCN president, and Dr. Election of officers will high- j A ing the Bishop's Annual Charity Dinner for Mercy Hospital light a short business meeting NORTH MIAMI — Their an- Edward J. Lauth during meeting of DCCN board of directors. on Monday evening at the Hotel Americana are Mrs. C. Clyde in the afternoon. All Catholic nual Mother and Daughter Atkins, left; and Mrs. Franklyn Verdon, right, committee nurses in South Florida are in- Breakfast will be sponsored by vited to participate in the ob- chairmen; and other members of formal dinner committee. members of Holy Family Wom- servance and reservations may en's Club on Sunday, May 2 Dressing In Finery On be made by contacting presi- at the Hotel Singapore. dents of the Miami DCCN chap- Members will observe a Cor- I ters which include Mrs. L. K. porate Communion during the Easter An Old Custom LaBelle, Broward, YU 3-1506; 8 a.m. Mass in Holy Family 'Easter Bonnet' Contest Scheduled Your Easter bonnet may be ginnings when men and women, Sister Mary Marcella, Port Church and breakfast will fol- The annual Easter Monday An "Easter Bonnet" con- Charlotte, NA 5-4122; Mrs. Dor- low. the latest mode in chapeaux but dressed in their finery, and led othy Ryan, West Palm Beach, card party sponsored by test will be a highlight of Since the number of tickets the custom of appearing in new by a decorated crucifix or East- 585-3189; Mrs. Charles Pearson, members of St. Michael the evening being planned available is limited, reserva- clothes on Easter Sunday dates er candle carried at the head North Dade, WI 7-2454; and Miss tions must be made no later back to the early centuries. Women's Guild will begin at under the chairmenship of Donna Deane, South Dade, of the procession, paraded than Wednesday, April 21 by 8 p.m., April 19 in the school Mrs. Marge Liptak and Mrs. 271-7557. Deadline for reserva- through towns and open spaces contacting Mrs. Anthony Sorce For that matter, colored eggs, cafetorium. Mickey Sassen. tions is Saturday, April 17. after Mass. During the "Easter at WI 5-3919. the Easter parade, ham or lamb Walk," still held in many parts Members of the board of di- Mrs. Paul Cavari is general for dinner and yes, even your rectors of the Miami DCCN were of Europe, they recited prayers chairman of arrangements as- spring cleaning, are steeped in and sang Easter hymns. sisted by Mrs. Eli Workman, traditions originating in medie- Mrs. Lewis Ruccolo, Mrs. Vito Pefone, Mrs. Al Segreto, Mrs. val times. The egg, to pre-Christian peo- B. C. Wimmers, Mrs. Michael In the ancient Church, Lent ples, was a symbol of spring but Fujarek and Mrs. John Barron. THE FAMILY LIFE BUREAU was not only a penitential time in Christian times it had be- stowed upon it a religious in- DIOCESE OF MIAMI but also was a season of prepa- ration and instruction for bap- terpretation, becoming a sym- I St. Gregory Women bol of the rock tomb out of 1965 PRE-CANA CONFERENCES tism on Holy Saturday. which Christ emerged to the \ Plan Stardust Ball As the newly-baptized Chris- The conferences will include: Marriage and the Catholic Church; Love and new life of His resurrection. j PLANTATION — Plans for tians put on white garments of •\ their annual Stardust Ball COLORED EGG CUSTOM Happiness in Marriage; Marriage and Sex; A Doctor Talks on Marriage; new linen to symbolize the "new I in May will be discussed dur- Since it used to be one of the Marriage Is A Sacrament; Married Couples Discuss Marriage. life" that Christ, through His | ing the monthly meeting of foods forbidden in Lent, the < St. Gregory Women's Club resurrection, gave to all believ- faithful have, from early times, at 8 p.m., Thursday, April ers, it became the custom ' 22. among all the faithful to wear painted eggs in gay colors and I. Lllll€ (1270 Anastasia Avenue, Coral Gables) 4 given them to friends as Easter \ Highlight of the evening new clothes on Easter Sunday. April 26 and 28; May 3 and 5 'I will be a fashion show pre- THE EASTER PARADE gifts. Easter is the season for (Msgr. Peter Reilly is in charge) games with eggs in all coun- ! seated by the Career Girl Likewise, our present-day ; Shop. Mrs. James Quirk is Easter Parade, which lost its tries of Europe. ' in charge of arrangements. y original religious character aft- The annual egg rolling party 2. SI. ROSG Of Lima (IO69O N.E. Fifth Avenue, Miami Shores) er the Reformation, had its be- held on the lawn of the White April 27 and 29; May 4 and 6 House in Washington is similar (Msgr. Dominic J. Barry is in charge) to games enjoyed in Germany, oLe I Vlonde JEWELERS Austria and France. (500 Chaminade Dr. E., Hollywood) The tradition of the Pasch THE FINEST IN lamb inspired early Christiar April 26 and 28; May 3 and 5 DIAMONDS • WATCHES * FINE PEARLS to use lamb as a popular food (Father Raymond Scully is in charge) at Easter and since the ninth CHARMS • JEWELRY * WATCH REPAIRS century roast lamb has been a Highest Prices Paid for Diamonds And Old Gold (4601 Boy View Dr., feature of the Pope's Easter WESTCHESTER 8499 CORAL WAY dinner. The serving of meat Fort Louderdale) 4. Cardinal Gibbons High School SHOPPING PLAZA MIAMI from a pig on festive occasions April 27 and 29; May 4 and 6 PHONE CA 1-1424 is an age-old custom handed (Father Larkin F. Connolly is in charge) down from pre-Christian times, and smoked or cooked ham, as well as lamb, has become a traditional dish in America. 5. SI. (4300 S. Dixie Highway, West Palm Beach) In order that homes would be April 26 and 28; May 3 and 5 as neat and as clean as possible (Father Joseph M. McLaughlin is in charge) , LADIES, YOU ARE INVITED TO TRY OUR BEAUTY SERVICE on Easter Sunday, women s^nce SHAMPOO & SET ...... REG. 2.50 ancient times have devoted STYLE HAIR CUT 2.00 many hours to a thorough and All conferences begin at 8:00 P.M. PERMANENTS, COMPLETE from 10.00 vigorous cleaning of the house HAIR COLORING FROM 6.50 during the first three days of (Please clip and retain for future reierence) MISS IRENE, MISS FLO & MISS FRANCES ARE WITH US _Holy Week, thus leaving the re- 9805 N.E. 2nd AVE. 754-4820 maining days free for prayerful ACROSS FROM MIAMI SHORES THEATRE participation in the solemn cere- monies. Page 22 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Young Adults' Many Barry Graduates Easter Ball The Third Annual Easter Ball Answer Call To Reunion under the auspices of the North More than 100 Barry College an invitation to all alumnae to Dade Deanery Council of Cath- participate in the three-day pro- olic Young Adults Club will be- graduates, their husbands, and children from various states gram which will include spirit- gin at 8 p.m., Sunday, April 18 ual, cultural, and social events. at the PBA Hall, 2300 NW and Puerto Rico have already 14th St. made reservations for the Sec- Dr. Leo Muller, vice presi- Music for dancing will be pro- ond Bi-Annual Reunion of the dent for institutional planning vided by Nick Gabriel and his Alumnae Association which be- at Rollins College, will be the band and both members and gins on the Miami Shores Cam- guest speaker during the annual guests are invited to attend. pus Friday, April 23 and con- luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Satur- day. A reception for the faculty Joetta Kirchgessner and Nan- tinues through Sunday, April 25. will follow at 4 p.m. in Thomp- cy Havern are co-chairmen of Miss Clare Ann Klein is gen- son Hall Lounge. The Barry arrangements assisted by Carol eral chairman of arrangements Tara Singers will provide en- Schnupp and Charles Schmidt, for the three-day reunion which tertainment during dinner at refreshments; John Barone and will mark the opening of the 6 p.m. Michael Fafoal, decorations; college's silver jubilee observ- Sunday will be observed as Betty Robberson, door; Celeste ance. Mrs. Rose Marie Duffield Zell, awards; Ed Cataldo, mu- "Family Day" and will begin is registration chairman and with 11:30 a.m. Mass in Cor sic, and Mary Affronte, public- Miss Alice Brightbill, recruit- ity. Jesu Chapel. Brunch and fam- ment director, and Barry grad- ily visiting will follow. Refreshments will be served. uate, is hospitality chairman. MIAMI DCCW North Dade Deanery presi- Voice Photos A supper dance and individual dent, Mrs. Harry Mitchel presents trophy to recently won first place in the deanery. Win- Sister Agnes Cecile, O.P., class reunions will also be in- Aquinas Grad Elected Maria Fojo, Msgr. Pace High School student ning entries will be displayed at the conven- alumnae moderator; and Mrs. cluded in the program which FORT LAUDERDALE — A whose poster on the DCCW convention theme tion, May 5 and 6. Iola Thacker Saunders, Alum- begins with day-long registra- graduate of St. Thomas Aquinas nae President, have extended tion on Friday. High School has been elected region coordinator of the Student HEAD DCCW GROUPS FOR COMING YEAR Union at Loyola University, New Orleans. Miss Barbara Sedlacek is a New Officers Take Over In 5 Deaneries sophomore in the college of arts and sciences and is a daughter Newly elected and reelected officers who will serve with her and names of winners will be of Mrs. L. H. Sedlacek of St. officers have assumed their du- during the year are Mrs. Ar- announced as received by The Pius X parish. ties in the five deaneries of the thur Harlan, St. Brendan par- Voice. Miami Diocesan Council of ish, vice president; Mrs. Wilbur All of the winning posters Catholic Women which will meet Rollins, St. Hugh parish, Coco- which have as their theme, in convention, May 5 and 6 at nut Grove, treasurer; Mrs. Har- "Common Unity, Freedom, and the Doral Beach Hotel, Miami old Miller, SS. Peter and Paul Christian Perfection," the Beach. parish, recording secretary; and theme of this year's convention, Mrs. Bert Behan, St. Brendan will be displayed during the two- Mrs. Julius Demske of St. parish, corresponding secretary. day convention. Clare parish, North Palm Beach, continues as president of NORTH DADE the East Coast Deanery and will Mrs. Harry Mitchel of St. be assisted during the coming Lawrence parish, North Miami St. Sebastian Club year by Mrs. Robert D'Amore, Beach, was reelected president St. Joan of Arc parish, Boca of the North" Dade Deanery. To Hold Card Party Raton, vice president; Mrs. Wil- Other officers are Mrs. Stuart FORT LAUDERDALE — liam Shortley, St. Mark parish, Godwin, Visitation parish, vice "Swing Into Spring" will be Boynton Beach, secretary; and president; Mrs. William Terhey- the theme of a benefit dessert Mrs. Robert Abel, St. Luke par- den, St. Rose of Lima parish, card party which members of ish, Lake Worth, treasurer. recording secretary; Mrs. Albert St. Sebastian Women's Club will Ciampi, St. Rose of Lima par- BARRY COLLEGE'S Second Bi-Annual Reunion of alumnae is BROWARD COUNTY sponsor at 1 p.m., Tuesday, discussed by Sister Agnes Cecile, O.P., alumnae moderators In Broward County Deanery, ish, treasurer; and Mrs. Sadie April 20 at the Officers Club, Kennedy, Our Lady of Perpet- with Mrs. Iola Saunders, president; and Miss Clara Ann Klein, Mrs. Lou Unis of St. Coleman 2222 N. Ocean Blvd. general chairman for the reunion, April 23, 24 and 25. parish, Pompano Beach, has ual Help parish, corresponding Mrs. Gilbert P. O'Connor is been reelected president. Mrs. secretary. the general chairman of ar- Sunday Scura, Resurrection par- Mrs. John Becker of Ascen- rangements assisted by Mrs. NEW BRIDE is Mrs. Ronald D. ish, Dania, is vice president; sion parish, Fort Myers Beach, James M. Richardson, co-chair- Koivu, the former Patricia Anne Mrs. Victor Keller, Annuncia- is the new president of the man; Mrs. Ray Kintzele and Mannion, who recently was wed tion parish, West Hollywood, re- Southwest Coast Deanery. Oth- Mrs. Ward McCarron, reserva- in St. Michael the Archangel cording secretary; and Mrs. er officers are Miss Annette Ta- tions; Mrs. Walter Christensen, Church. Eugene Ahearn, St. Anthony vares, St. Raphael parish, Le- awards; and Mrs. Peter Minck, parish, Fort Lauderdale, treas- high Acres, vice president; Mrs. Mrs. Lewis Sasso, Mrs. Wil- St. Anthony Club urer. Dorothy Kruse, Ascension par- liam Kennedy, Mrs. N. N. Mrs. John Cunningham of St. ish, corresponding secretary; Warner and Mrs. Sebastian To Elect Officers Ambrose parish, Deerfield Mrs. George Noethe, St. Charles Adamo. Borromeo parish, Port Char- FORT LAUDERDALE — Beach, is corresponding secre- tary and Mrs. Harry Sheridan, lotte, recording secretary; and Election of officers will high- Mrs. Frank Kashuber, St. Fran- light the monthly meeting of St. St. Elizabeth parish, Pompano Beach, is the director-at-large. cis Xavier parish, Fort Myers, Anthony Catholic Women's Club treasurer. ORGANS by ALL TRANSISTOR at noon, Tuesday, April 20, in Members of the South Dade the clubrooms. Deanery reelected Mrs. Wendall A poster contest sponsored by Mrs. Joseph McCarthy will Gordon, Little Flower parish, each deanery for students in preside at the final meeting of Coral Gables, president. Other high schools has just concluded GULBRANSEN the season and a covered dish luncheon will be served under Theatre Styled Spinets and Consoles the direction of Mrs. Frank B. Studio Models from $995 Wimer. Low Down Payment Terms Available ;CYAC Council FR 4-8481 11 Calendar Group and Private Lessons St. Vincent de Paul CYAC — You do not need to own an organ to learn to play Business meeting, Wednesday, April 21. Miami Catholic Singles Club — Dance class and social, 8 p.m., Wednesday, April 21, K. of C. Hall. St. Theresa CYAC — Social, DADELAND SHOPPING CENTER V 8 p.m., Tuesday, April 20 at Sportsmen's Club, 5151 NW Sev- Open Evenings Ph. MO 7-6427 enth St. April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23 It's Time Once More To Color The Eggs FOWLER'S MARKET By FLORENCE DEVANEY 267 MINORCA AVENUE Phone Highland 6-1711 From the pagan rites cele- COME IN AND SAVE ON OUR DAILY SPECIAL brating the return of spring to Finest Fresh Stone Crabs Cooked Daily our Easter festivities, the egg has been the symbol of the sea- A Special Service. We Will Peel, De-Vein and Cook your Shrimp At No Extra Charge. Please place your orders in advance. son the world over. The egg has been hard "boiled," colored • Try Our Home-made Deviled Crabs and Tartar Sauce, Fresh-picked Crab Meat Claws, White or Lump. Also Crab Claw Fingers For Cocktails and decorated, too. • POULTRY . . . Broilers, Fryers and Roasters. It is said that the original purpose in coloring eggs was to imitate the brilliantly-hued foli- age that came with the first flush of spring. In the early days of the Religious Articles and Supplies Christian church, eggs were col- 1140 W. Flagler ored red denoting the blood of Christ. Medieval English folk Phone FR 3-0725 used red, blue and violet dyes. The Persians like the Russians, c^5>: LARGE STOCK created elaborate works of art of statues from Spain, missals, out of the intact eggshell. mantillas, fine rosaries, hand- Games and frolicking have made infant wear imported long been associated with from Madeira, and fine articles springtime and eggtime. An sj-- for religious. early English custom of rolling USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY" PLAN down Greenwich Hill at Easter later was abandoned and eggs BAPTISM, COMMUNION REMEMBRANCES Appetizing Main Dish For The Easter Sunday Dinner Is Lean And Juicy Ham MASS CARDS AND WEDDING INVITATIONS were rolled down the Hill in- Religious Items Repaired. Service by Mail stead. survived, but now it is observ- A main dish on Easter Sun- cover. Bake the ham in a slow The egg rolling custom has ed by children. day is ham. oven (325 deg. F.) Basting is And hams, as you may have not necessary, but if you wish, add your favorite glaze 20 to SERVING ST. TIMOTHY AND ST. THOMAS PARISHES noticed, have become far dif- For the past NINE YEARS ferent from those on Grandpa's 30 minutes before the end of the we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT farm. Today's hams are lean- cooking time. for use at the many Catholic Institutions SUNSET CORNERS er, juicier, easier to prepare A "cook-before-eating" ham in the West Palm Beach area. and contain much less fat. All should bake until the meat ther- these changes result from a mometer registers 160 deg. F. GROCERY, Inc. This will require about 2% to 3 Full Line Groceries, Frozen Foods, Fresh Farm Produce, desire to please you, the con- Aged Western Meats Cut To Order. sumer. hours for a half ham, 2 to IVz Worth Chemical & Paint Co. 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But your husband overdoes it too Complete 95 in the opposite way. For There is certainly some merit in being thrifty, but scarcely in being miserly. But I think you have provided a clue to the reason for your husband's behavior. His lack of education or Specializing In: ability to learn may cause him to compensate by saving money and thus proving he can get ahead financially. But to do so he • PERMANENT WAVING penalizes his family unjustly. • HAIR COLORING Your income which is about $5,000. a year is about a $1,000. JACKSON'S BYRONS • COIFFURE dollars below the median family income today. Yet he has saved DEPT. STORES STYLING almost $10,000. To him this is a type of emotional insurance • HIALEAH: 165 Hialeak Drive, Hialeab but the premium is too high. . . . Phone 888-0580 BELK'S DEPT. STORES Perhaps you can convince him that with the money saved • HIALEAH: • MIAMI Palm Springs Village Shopping Center Red and Bird Roads it is time to invest it, not in stocks and bonds, but in decent with your doctor. If he rules out mental incapacity, then you . . . Phone 821-7882 . . . Phone M0 7-2523 living. Certainly the neighborhood in which you live is scarcely must turn to other professional help. Your pastor or parish • WEST HOLLYWOOD • WEST PALM BEACH priest can refer you to Catholic Social Service where there are Taft Hollywood Stopping Center 305 Clematis Street a fit place in which to rear children. . . . . Phone 987-0200 . . . Phone TE 3-1E09 Family disagreements and outright quarrels over money are trained case workers to handle such situations. • ORLANDO • CORAL GABLES Colonial Plaza Shopping Center the most common types of arguments in marriage. They range The moment you begin to take steps to remedy the situa- 45 Miracle Mile . . . Pbone GA 5-2707 from who shall handle finances to how much shall be spent by tion, your despair will disappear. This alone will help your . . . Phone HI 4-3322 • MIAMI BELK LINDSEY DEPT. STORES whom for what. There is no single answer to this type of prob- relationship with your husband and I sincerely believe bring 51 East Flagler street • MELBOURNE about at least some improvement in the situation. . . . Phone FR 1-4269 Melbourne Shopping Center lem and each family after honest experimentation must work . . . Pbone 723-8795 it out. • MIAMI • COCOA 1736 N.W. 36th Street Syrd Plaza Shopping Center Usually, it is best for husband and wife to sit down and Pbone NE 3-2111 . . . Phone NE 6-8726 discuss money matters together. If the children are old enough, EASY TERMS • FORT LAUDERDALE • TITUSVILLE 3841 West Broward Blvd. Big Apple Shopping Center it is not a bad idea to include them too. Many families find a EASY CREDIT TERMS Plantation — Phone 581-0010 . . . Phone 267-6565 division of labor the most practical approach. • P0MPAN0 BEACH • DAYTONA BEACH Shopper's Haven Shopping Center Bellair Plaza Stopping Center For example, the husband provides his wife with a set LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS . . . Phone S42-9191 . . . Phone OR 7-6292 amount of money for food, clothing for the family and spending • POMPANO BEACH Cypress Plaza Shopping Center money, while he writes checks or in some way meets the usual WM. HENRY'S DEPT. STORE ... Phone 942-0710 • ST. PETERSBURG • TAMPA obligations of mortgage payments or rent, gas, light and other Central Plaza Shopping Center 3718 Henderson Blvd. expenses. . . . Phone 8940646 . . . Phoen 872-9994 3950 Britton Plaza • MIAMI BEACH . . . Phone 834-3881 Charmette Style Beauty Salon • FORT LAUDERDALE Different Social Classes 917 Arthur Godfrey Road La Marick Beauty Salons Budgets are useful unless they become rigid, because no . . . Phone 532-5816 109 S.E. 2nd Street (Prices slightly higher) family can ever foresee even all the monthly expenses. There . . . Phone JA 3-1108 may be a sudden medical and drug bill, or some other type of emergency. So it is wise to make allowances for such if income Lsharmetle Academy of Charm and permits. alva Modeling Schools, Inc. Sometimes problems arise here when husband and wife are • Agency • Accredited • Licensed from different social classes because the luxury of one social M. Springs 885-1685 M. Beoch 532-3951

class is the need of another. Generally, time and effort can Lo Morick, South's Largest and Leading Beauty System resolve this kind of difficulty. PHILCO r But I am still forced to the conclusion that you may have tried all this without success. I wonder if your husband's NbBODY 60MES IIP mental condition is more serious than even you think? jpil His distorted sense of values may be deeper. He places too CLOSER IN PRICES ^ •ili much emphasis on the need to save. Money has become a ROOF COATING paramount value with him. You cite his low mentality, and PHILCO REFRIGERATOR ONLY OBENOUR'S EXCLUSIVE if true, this may be the problem. 14' 2 DOOR If it is only a matter of a low intelligence quotient, you FORMULA HAS 38 YEARS may be able to persuade him to view matters differently. AUTOMATIC With persons of this type a great deal depends upon the ap- EXPERIENCE BEHIND IT! proach you use. A frontal attack is useless. Much tact and diplomacy are indicated and he may respond to your sugges- 00 tions positively. Separation Is No Answer 209 But your husband may be mentally ill. I would begin by discussing the matter with your family physician. If there is mental illness, he can advise you just what to do. In either case, separation is certainly no answer. You seem to realize that your husband needs your help. That is one reason you 332 Biscayne Blvd. 2300 Ponce de Leon 7000 N.E. 4th Court Coral Gables suffer feelings of guilt when you think of leaving him. Phone 379-2861 Phone 444-3332 Phone 757 0659 In the event you did secure a separation with the bishop's approval, it will not improve the financial problem. His income is quite low and his savings would not long remain under 'BEST PRICES' WATER-PROOF, HEAT-REFLECTING the economic pressures of supporting two separate establish- J&*'***\ INDUSTRIAL SEALS, PROTECTS TILE, GRAVEL, ASBESTOS SHINGLES ments. The end result might be even worse than your present V* n"»"«l'«"

April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 CONGRESS HAD GIVEN SPEEDY APPROVAL TO MEASURE

THE SAME — THE ONLY ONE LBJ Signs Education Aid Bill 13205 N.W. 7th AVE. , mere to Go WASHINGTON (NO — The Much of the Senate discus- interpreted as a "back door" PHONE U.S. government now stands on sion centered on the inclusion approach to broad-scale aid. MU 1-5891 of parochial and other private MAIN PROVISIONS the brink of launching a vast For The Best In ... What to Pa program pioneering in Federal school pupils. Morse and the The measure's three main recognition of the educational bill's other supporters argued provisions are: ITALIAN ' needs of both public and private that the aid contemplated in 1. One billion dollars to pub- HOME COOKING . school pupils. the legislation is aimed at pu- lic school districts under a for- .Also Try Our PIZZA By a vote of 73 to 18, thepils, not church-related schools, mula based chiefly on the num- NOW RENTING FOR THE SUMMER SEASON Senate added its endorsement a constitutionally permissible ber of children in school who NOW to House approval on March course. come from families earning less NEW ENLARGED CABANAS 26 of President Johnson's $1.3 A major Senate challenge was than $2,000 a year. The grant ! DINING ROOM billion proposal. an amendment by Sen. Sam J.would cover half of the cost of SEATS OVER The President hailed passage Ervin of North Carolina. Ervin education for each eligible pu- 200 PEOPLE of the measure. He predicted proposed that the bill include a pil. that it would prove to be "just provision authorizing nearly au- Parochial and other private COMPLETE MENU OF . . the beginning, the first giant tomatic Federal court challenge school pupils in the same low ITALIAN & AMERICAN stride toward full educational by a taxpayer of the bill's inclu- income bracket would benefit SEAFOOD Wl 7-5661 opportunity for all of our school sion of parochial pupils. by extension to them by local SPECIALTIES children." A symphony in sunshine . . . the Golden Strand Cabana The Ervin proposal was de- public school districts of shared MIAMI BEACH VISITORS! PRESIDENT SIGNS feated 53 to 32 in the face of colony . . . 500 feet of golden beach on the Atlantic . . . services or facilities. Public Take Julia Tattle Causeway and Olympic size swinnming pool . . . playground and wading The Chief Executive signed appeals by Morse and Republi- school districts are required to North-South Expressway to 125th pool for the younger set ... a challenge for the sports- St. Exit. Turn left to 7th Ave. (April 11) the bill into law at can Sen. Jacob Javits of New take these children into account and then right 7 blocks to minded on our 18 hole putting green, shuffleboard the one-room school in Johnson York, who said the constitution- when making their plans to aid GIGI'S. Only 20 minutes away. court, ping pong table, or on water skiis . . . Health City, Tex., where he began his Salon with sauna bath. Get that healthy glow this al issue is being approached in needy students. summer at the Golden Strand. own education. His first teach- ••••••••••• other ways, notably a court case 2. About $100 million would er, Kate Deadrick Loney, sat Snack and Liquor Bar on the Pool Deck in Maryland, and that the bene- be provided to buy textbooks for beside him. fits of the Johnson bill should pupils, materials and volumes George B. Fitzgerald, Managing Director Mr. Johnson explained the not be delayed, which would be for school libraries and some Sunday signing of the bill, say- the case if it were held up by instructional equipment. All MAY 1 TO NOVEMBER 1 ing: "I do not wish to delay a court challenge. would be owned by a public UPPER DECK $400 LOWER DECK $450 by a single day the program MARYLAND CASE agency, such as the local school to strengthen this nation's (The Maryland case, which is district or library, but they SEVEN COLLINS AVE. AT 178th ST., MIAMI BEACH elementary and secondary expected to reach the U.Scoul. d be lent to children attend- schools." Supreme Court, is a challenge ing nonpublic schools. He then expressed his "de- by the Horace Mann League 3. Another $100 million would PILLARS vout hope" that his own "sense and others against state legisla- be used to establish educational 2727 East Sunrise Blvd. of urgency" will be shared by ture grants to four church-relat- centers to benefit both public AT THE INTRACOASTAL Commissioner of Education ed colleges-. The grants have and private school pupils with Francis Keppel and other edu- been upheld in a Maryland cir- BEEF-A-BIRD cultural enrichment programs Early Diners Special cation officers of the federal cuit court.) and other special services. Pub- government charged with im- Served 4 'til 6 Also defeated — by a vote of lic agencies would operate these FULL COURSE DINNERS plementing the program. 68 to 20 — was an amendment centers, but the legislation re- Soup to Dessert ^ Jt W* The bill sped through the introduced by Sen. Peter H. quires that private school edu- from I «1D Senate, as it had through the Dominick of Colorado which cators and others from outside POT ROAST OF BEEF House, propelled by urgent ap- would specifically have prohib- with Buttered Noodles the public schools take part in BRAISED SHORT RIBS OF BEEF peals of the leadership that ited spending Federal money to the planning for them. ROAST CHOICE SIRLOIN OF BEEF. Congress capitalize on the wide construct facilities or pay teach- Au Jus Handsomest Seafood Restaurant consensus of support for the leg- ers in church related schools. FRIDAYROAST PRIM E SPECIALRIBS OF BEEF ! anywhere in the world!!! islation. Morse said there was no need LUNCHEON from 85° Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon, for such an amendment since SEAFEAST chairman of the Senate educa- the measure already forbids SERVED FROM 11:45 a.m. tion subcommittee and the bill's this. BUFFET 2 DINNER from $2.35 floor manager, repeatedly char- The Johnson program is not OPEN EVERY NIGHT Featuring COCKTAIL LOUNGE acterized it as experimental in general Federal aid to elemen- LOBSTER its approaches and appealed tary and secondary education, ON 79th ST. CAUSEWAY • MIAMI BEACH KING CRAB Also 1 DUVAL STREET In KEY WEST that it be given a year's trial Morse told the Senate, although SHRIMP SCAMPI he freely admitted it could be Ft. Lauderdale — 17th St. Causeway SNAPPER (Across From Port Everglades) — 525-6341 CRAB MEAT AU GRATIN TONY'S FISH MARKET RESTAURANTS. Joint Help For Students AMPLE PARKING SPACt ON PREMISES From Latin America Urged 9715 N.E. 2nd AVE. FORT WAYNE, Ind. (NC> — effectively, and added - that Specialize in wedding receptions Catholics must join with Prot- some Protestant student groups and buffet parties National Shrine of the Hors D'Oeuvres $5 per 100 estants in working among Latin tend to be more aware of and Decorated Party Sandwich $1 Doz.i "NO-PROBLEM" LENTEN MEALS American students in the U. S.,concerned about the social rev- Immaculate Conception IMMEDIATE SERVICE PL 7-6031 PL 1-4835 ; Thomas Quigley, director of olution in Latin America than Our Nation's Tribute to Mary the National Catholic Welfare their Catholic counterparts. ...NO COOKING, EITHER! Conference Foreign Visitors Of- And, he said, "just as we fice, told the 10th annual meet- North Americans need to listen ing of the Catholic Conference to the Latins more than we on Inter - American Student WHY have, so we American Chris- problems here. tians need to listen more to different! delicious! COOK ? Meeting at St. Francis Col- each other." lege, where the conference was 4 sierra inn's fritfay .night special formed 10 years ago, 70 dele- Another speaker suggested gates heard reports from speak- that V. S. Catholic lay groups ers representing colleges' and support American Catholic col- leges in a scholarship program Seafood Buffet ' universities and experts engag- for Latin American students. : A fabulous selection, of the tastiest .-foods DELIVER! ed in foreign visitor and foreign " from the sea . , . both hot and cold ... to- . student activities in this coun- Msgr. James P. Conroy, • Aether with a choice of appetizers, salads, FRESH FILETS plus try. CCISP's first president, said "ftuits, vegetables, relishes, coffee or tea . . ; FRENCH FRIES or JO-JO's HUSH $ COOPERATION NEEDED "the Soviets are draining off :::.;everything to tempt your appetite and please PUPPIES, COLE SLAW, TARTAR SAUCE and CATSUP .-:-'•'..•.: 'pur palate. ..'.'. : ;' ; "The day Is past," Quigley thousands of Latin American told the conference, "when work students with open invitations 'I V .. :-;; ; ;Scriek'4V.M.to 9J\\l. - . ( among Latin Americans study- to study on an all-expense basis ; {-:Qr choose, from our famous dinner menu of steaks, chops, CHICKEN SEAFOOD 1 ing here could be regarded as in Moscow and in the satellite , =. roast- prime ribs, .fowl or many other seafood dishes. . an exclusive Catholic Concern. countries." Roy&Bttty PIZZA SANDWICHED The day is not past, it simply WORK FOK LAYMEN never existed, when an all-* He suggested lay organiza- Catholic foreign student pro- tions assume a larger role in gram could be considered fully providing transportation and rra DINNER MAID successful." housing, "the major items in He said Catholics and Prot- the fruition of any scholarship EAT-IN-TAKE-CHfT RESTAURANTS • estants "need each other's in- involving a Latin American Check The Yethw Pages For The Maid Hear Ym sights and convictions" to work coming to the U. S. to study." Page 26 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida — — — — — — — — i —i i— i —i i— i—i i— • • i • i i 11 • i-i in ^ irii in n r~ i~ ^unmni in ji n n n fi i i i i i i^ i i ^ i 11 i i ^ i i i i i i • i w VOICE GOIRMET GUIDE For the Finest in Dining

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Fluffy Operation Crossbow When the Clock (Morally Objectionable In Part For Saturday 9:45 a.m. (12) — So Evil, So ^g Gladiators Seven Outlaws Is Coming. Strikes All) REASON — Excessive brutal- WEAT (No Class.) ^ j Golden Arrow. The The Wild and the ity; suggestive dialogue and situa- SUNDAY. APRIL 18 Greatest Story Ever Patsy. The Wonderful m 12:30 p.m. (10) — Embraceable i"ou Told, The Purple Hills You Have To Run Fast tions. (West Palm Beach) 7 a.m. (12) — Under Cover of Ni^ht (Adults, Adol.) Honeymoon Machine Rhino Zebra in the Kitchen 7 p.m. (7) — Ma and Pa Kettle Go (Adults, Adol.) Hercules, Samson To Town (Family) 4:30 p.m. (4) — Among the Living and Ulysses 11:25 p.m (11) - Wolf Larsen (Mor- 1:30 p.m. (4) — Our Little Girl iNo (Morally Objectionable In Part For 2:30 p.m. (7) — In Old California Class.) All) REASON — Excessive morbid- ally Unobjectionable For Adults) ness. A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Crusades (No (Family) I :30 p.m. (7) — Flight Nurse (Fam- ADULTS AND ADOLESCENTS Class.) 3 p.m. (4) — Jungle Moon Men (Fam- ily) 4:30 p.m. (7> — Seven Men From 5 p.m. (4) — Five Finders (Family Act One Gordon, The Stolen Hours 11:30 p.m. (12) - Calling Dr. Gil- ily) Now (Adults, Adol.) Iesple (Adults, Adol.) 9 p.m. (10) — Some Like It Hot Adventures of Horror of It AH. The Suitor, The 4:30 p.m. (4> — The Bridge (No (Morally Objectionable In Part For 6 p.m. (10) — Sharkfighters Scaramouche Ivanhoe Donaldson Stagecoach to 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Friday Class.) (Adults, Adol.) And Suddenly it's Lord Jim Thunder Rock 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:15 a.m. All) REASON — This film, though, Murder Major Dundee Stop Train 319 from Friday 4:30 p.m. (7) — Terror Is a Man it purports to be a comedy, con- 11:20 p.m. (11) — Saint's Girl Fri- Art of Love Mister Moses Berlin tains screen material elements that day (Morally objectionable In Moro Witch Doctor 3:10 a.m. (12) — Same as 9:45 a.m. (No Class.; Back Door To Hell Taggart Friday are judged to be seriously offen- Part For All) REASON — Tends Bandits of Orgosolo Naked Bridge Taxi for Tobruk 6:30 p.m. (10i — The More The Mer- sive to Christian and traditional to create sympathy for wrong Naked Edge 4:30 a m. (12) — game as 11:30 p.m. rier (Morally Objectionable In Part Beach Blanket Bingo Night Walker, The Thunder Island standards of morality and decency. doing. Black Spurs Thirty-Six Hours Friday For AU) REASON — Light treat- Furthermore, its treatment dwells No My Darling Trunk, The ment of marriage and suggestive 11:30 p.m. (4) — Beyond the Blue Blood on the Arrow SATURDAY, APRIL 17 almost without relief on uross s«s- Bullet for a Badman Daughter Twentv Plus Two scenes gestiveness in costuming, dialogue Horizon (Adults, Adol.) Cavern, The One Potato, Two Unsinkable Molly Convict Stage Potato Brown 7:30 a.m. (5> — Cooper Sky (Adults. 9 p.m. (2-5-7) — Rhapsody (Morally and situations 11:30 p.m. (12) — Chicago Confiden- Crack In The World One Way Pendulum Voice of the Adol.) Objectionable In Part For All" II p.m. (11) — Cry Vengeance (Mor- tial (Adults, Adol.) Curse of the Fly Point of Order Hurricane 8 a.m. (7) — My Brother Talks to KKASOX — lAght treatment of ally Objectionable In Part For All) 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Wed- Dark Purpose Quick Gun Walk A Tight Rope Horses (Family) marriage; attempted suicide sym- REASON — Excessive brutality nesday Devil Ship Pirates, The Ring of Treason Walk Into Hell 8:15 a.m. (12) — Henry Goes To pathetically portrayed 11:15 p.m. (4) — The Bride Wore Distant Trumpet Roustabout Walls ot Hell Arizona (Family) 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:15 a.m. Dr. Blood's Coffin Scream of Fear War is Hell 10:30 p.m. (10) — The Garment Jun- Boots (Morally Objectionable In Wednesday Ensign Pulver Seance On A Wet Weekend With Lulu Part For All) REASON — Reflects Evil of Frankenstein Afternoon Witchcraft the acceptability of divorce 3:10 a.m. (12) — Same as 9:45 a.m. Fa.il Safe Secret of Blood Island World of Henry 11:20 p.m. (5) — Tomorrow Is My Wednesday Fiances. The Secret Door, The Orient. The Turn (No Class.) 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 11:36 p.m. Frankenstein Meets Secret of Deep Harbor Young Doctors 11:20 p.m. (7) — Easter Parade Wednesday The Spaceman Shock Treatment Your Cheatin* Heart (Family) Goliath and the Sing and Swing THURSDAY, APRIL » Island of Vampires 633 Squadron 11:30 p.m. (12) — Babes in Bagdad Guns of Darkness (Adults, Adol.) 8:15 a.m. (12) — Riffraff (Adults, 1 a.m. (12) — Look for the Silver Adol.) Lining (Family) A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS 3:10 a.m. (12) — Same as 7 a.m. 9 a.m. (4) - Hold Back The Dawn Ada Goldfinger Panic in Year Zero Sunday (Adults. Adol.) Andy Great War. The Race To Live, A 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 11:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. (10) — Deep Freeze (No Ape Woman, The Guide, The Season of Passion 9 A. M. Sunday Armored Command Guest, The Secret Invasion TELEVISION THK HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — Class.) Bay of the Angels, The Guns at Batasl Seduced and WZZZ, 1515 Kc. (Boynton Beach) MONDAY, APRIL 19 9:45 a.m. (12) - Ever Since Eve Bebo's Girl Horror Castle Abandoned Becket Hustler. The Ship of Fools (Friday) 9:05 A.M. 8:15 a.m. (12) — The War Against (Family) Bedtime Story How To Murder Signpost To Murder CATHOLIC NEWS'— WIRK, 1290 Kc. 12:30 p.m. (10) — King's Row (Part Mrs. Hadley (Family) I) (Adults, Adol.) Billy Liar Your Wife Slave Trade in the ! «:30 A.M. (West Palm Beach) — Present- 9 a.m. (4) — Ttie Tall Target (Fam- Blind Corner Hush. Hush, Sweet World Today j GIVE US 'THIS-DAY — WLBW-TV. ed by Father Cyril Schweinberg, 4:30 p.m. (4) — Force of Arms Buddha Charlotte Soft Skin, The ily) (adults, Adol.) Bus Riley's Back II Bidone Susan Slade Ch. 10 — Father Ctiarles Malley, C.P., retreat director, Our Lady of 9:30 a.m. (10) — Deadlock (No 4:30 p.m. (7) — skipper Surprised In Town I Saw What You Did Strange Bedfellows • C.SS.R.* Florida Pissionist Retreat House, Class.) His Wife (Family) Cartouche Invitation to a Strait-Jacket North Palm Beach.* 9:45 a.m. (121 — Case ot the Lucky 6 p.m. (10) — Invisible Agent Claudelle tngllsh Gunfighter Symphony for a | (Sunday) 9:30 A.M. Legs (No- Class.) (Adults, Adol.) : Code 7, Victim 5 Killers. The Massacre Till! HOUR Of THE CRUCkl'lEI) — 12:30 p.m. (10) — The Decision of 7 p.m. (7) — Invitation (Adults, Come Sentember Lipstick Synanon i » A.M. WIRA, 1400 Kc, FM 95.5 Ms. Inside Detroit (Adults. I clipse Nutty. Naughty Side RADIO THE HOCK OK ST. FRANCIS — (Adults. Adol.) Adol.) Freud Chateua, The Yellow Rolls Royce WKAT, 1360 Kc. 9 a.m. (4) — Unfinished Business 7 p.m. (7) — Francis Goes to the Girl of the Night Organizer. The Willing, The (adults. Adol.) Races (Family) Girl with the Pressure Point Zorba, the Greek (Saturday) (Daily) 9:30 a.m. (10) — Death Paints a Leg- 11:20 p.m. (11) - Girl In the Woods 4 P.M. acy (No. Class.) (No Class.) 5:35 A.M. 9:45 a.m. (12) — Dance Fool Dance 11:30 P.m. (4) - The Golden Hawk B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE !N PART FOR ALL MEN AND COD — WMIB, 1140 Kc. — Spanish religious program present- SERMON OF THE DAY — WIOD, (No Class.) (Morally Objectionable In Part For ed by Corpus Christt Church. 12:30 p.m. (10) — The Case Against All) REASON — Suggestive situa- Abysses, Les In Harm's Way The Sea 610 k.c. — April 16-23: Father tions; light treatment of marriage. Americanization John Gotdfarb. Please Seventh Dawn Robert D. Leib; April 24-30: Fatli- Brooklyn (Adults, Adot.) of Emily. The Come Home Sex And The Single er Joseph L. Cliff.* 4:30 p.m. (4) — Stars and 11:30 p.m. (12) — Dr. Gillespte's Crazy Desire Joy House Girl (Sunday) Sbripes Forever (Family) Criminal Case (Adults, Adol.) Cry of Battle Long Ships, The Small World of 12 A.M. (* — Denotes presenta- 4:30 p.m. (7) — Big Leaguer (Fam- 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Friday Curse of the Laving Looking For Love Sammy Lee, The MIDNICJHT MASS (SPANISH) — ily) 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 8:15 a.m. Corpse Love on the Riviera Soldier in the Rain WGBS. 710 Kc. 96.3 FM* tions of Radio and Televi- Friday Diary of a Bachelor Love. The Italian Way Station Six Sahara 8 p.m. (4) — Bill Budd (No Class.) 6 A.M. 11:20 p.m. (11) — Golden Gloves 3:10 a.m. (12) — Same as 9:45 a.m. Diary of a Love Has Many Faces Strangler. The sion Commission, Diocese Friday Chambermaid Man in the Middle Sunday In New York THE CHRISTOPHERS — WGMA 1320 (Family) Dementia 13 Masque of the Red Sylvia KC. (Hollywood) of Miami.) 11:30 p.m. (4i — The Man Who 4:30 a.m. (12) — Same as 11:30 p.m. Devil and The Ten Death Tiara Tahiti Couldn't Talk (No Class.) Friday Commandments Night Must Fall Time Travelers, The 6 A.M. 1 Devils of Darkness No Greater Sin Under Age THE SACRED HfcART PROGRAM — Fort Courageous Of Human Bondage Vice And Virtue WOBS, 710 Kc. 96.3 FM G.irl Happy Palm Springs Weekend What A Way To Go He Rides Tall Pleasure Seekers, The Who's Been Sleeping 6:05 A.M. Honeymoon Hotel Psyche 59 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Horror of Party Beach in My Bed WFFG 1380 KC. (Marathon) A Big Reason Why More & More Quick Befor It Mets Why Bother To Knock House Is Not A Home, Racing Fever Young Dillinger 6:30 A.M. A Raiders From Beneath Zombie T1IV1' I MAY SEE (REPEAT) — 1*11 Take Sweden WGBS. 710 Kc.; 96 3 FM — Re- broadcast of TV instruction dis- New Car Buyers Are Changing Ont y. CONDEMNED co'irse." 6:30 A.M. Human Mileage is the greatest value that can Affair of the Skin, An Lady Chatterly's Lover Port of Desire And God Created Law, The THK SACRED HEART PROGRAM - he huilt into a tire . . . extra quality that Woman Les Liaisons Pot Bouille WHEW 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) Baby Doll Dangereuses (Lovers of Paris) 7 A.M. makes the tire last longer, extra safety that makes Balcony, The Let's Talk About Prime Time Bed of Grass Women Private Property THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — you last longer, too! Think how often you bet Bell* Antonio Liane, Jungle Goddess Question of Adultery WIRK. 1290 Kc. (West Palm Breathless Love Game Saturday Night and Beach). your life and the lives of those you love Christine Keeler Love Goddesses Sunday Morning W.TNO. 1230 Kc. (West Palm Affair. The Love on a Pillow Savage Eye Bi-Jch). on the power of your tires to stop in time. Circle of Love Lovers, The Seven Capital Sins WHEW. 1600 Kc (Riviera Reash). Cold Wind In August Mademoiselle Striptease Silence. The Come Dance With Me Magdalena Sins of Mona Kent 7:15 A.M. Contempt Maid in Paris Smiles of a THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — Doll, The Mating Urge Summer Night WIRK. 1290 Kc. (West Palm Beach). GENERAL During One Night Miller's Beautiful Wife Sweet and Sour 7:30 A.M. Empty Canvas Mistress for the Tales of Paris THK SACKED HEART PROGRAM — Expresso Bongo Summer, A Temptation WFLM.-FM.. 105.9 Me. (Fort Laud- Five Day Lover Mitsou Third Sex entale). Girl With the Molesters, The To Love Golden Eyes Mom and Dad Too Young, Too 8:30 A.M. Green Carnccion Mondo Pazzo Immoral THE HOUR OP ST. FRANCIS — Green Mare Moon Is Blue, The Trials of Oscar Wilde WCCF (Port Clwrlotte) why don't you? Heroes and Sinners My Lite To Live Truth, The 8:35 A M. I Am a Camera Nude Odyssey, The Viridiana NltO RADIO CATHOLIC HOUR — I Love, You Love Odd Obsession War of the Buttons WIOD. 610 K.C. 97.3 FM Image of Love Of Wayward Love Wasted Lives and The 8:45 A.M. PL 1-8564 Joan of the Angels? Oscar Wilde Birth of Twins — GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI 5600 Biscayne Blvd. Jules and Jim Passionate Summer THE HOUR (>r ST. FRANCIS — Knife in the Water Playgirl After Dark Weekend WJCM (Sebrlne) 10 L'Avventura Please, Not Now! Woman In The Dunes 9 A.M. GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI BEACH, INC. ^ La Notte (Night) Women of the World I'HVr 1 MAY SEE (KM REPEAT) — WFLM-FM 1059 FM (Fort Lallder- 1810 Alton Beach Fla — FM rebroadcast of TV in- GENERAL TIRE OF NORTH MIAMI ' (Please clip- and save this list. It will be published periodically.) struction discourse:* 9 A.M. THE SACREI* HEART PROGRAM - GENERAL TIRE OF CORAL GABLEi : WGMA (Hollywood) Page 28 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida In Harms Way' A Distorted War Movie RODGERS ™i HAMMERSTEIN'S By WILLIAM H. MOORING nificant movies. ROBERT WISE HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — IN OSCAR SHOW PRODUCTION HARM'S WAY (Fair) Morally It was a "LAH-verly" even- objectionable in part for all ing - this year's Oscar show. . . . (Paramount) and physical stamina Premin- divorce-broken home, at first However, let me assure you It was a Bob Hope quip at ger minimizes in this picture, revealed in the estrangement that if you watched it on ABC- the Oscar show. "Otto Premin- our country did survive and of a junior officer (Brandon de TV, you saw far more than ger (since filming "The Cardin- with it, many like Preminger, Wilde) from his father (Wayne),, did those of us who were there al") has run out of religion." who here sought refuge from lose dramatic force when, under among the dense, diamond-stud- Having viewed "In Harm's storms over Europe. fire, the boy patly turns hero. ded sardine-can of celebrities. Way," which Preminger and Having launched his conven- The big-name cast also in- As you may recall, this col- writer Wendell Mayes concocted tionally-framed, service melo- cludes Dana Andrews, Stanley umn foretold four out of five from James Bassett's novel drama on enough booze to float Holloway, Burgess Meredith, of the major contenders, way ,jabout Pearl Harbor, I hope Otto a battle-ship, Preminger starts, James Mitchum, Franchot Tone, back ir. January. After the nom- ay now have run out of ugly from the eve of Pearl Harbor Henry Fonda: all in excellent inations came out we correctly •.nings to say about the Amer- to pile upon drunken dereliction fettle. Jerry Goldsmith's music, forecasted "My Fair Lady" as ican character. of duty, displays or suggestions like all the major technical com- the best film and its male star, Or that, at least, he never of suicide, political corruption ponents, is top drawer and Rex Harrison, as best actor. again may utter them in such and other forms of moral sup- many viewers, especially those We also gave George Cukor, gobs as distorted his study of puration and sin. too young to remember World its director, to win and in a politics in "Advise and Consent" Long before he attempts to War II, may accept this as a near miss, hinted that Peter and now, even more flagrantly, clean up his main characters deeply human, as well as in- Ustinov ("Topkapi") might get discolors his treatment of Uncle for a glorious ending, the am- tensely exciting drama. the supporting actor award once Sam's fighting men and wom- bivalence Preminger has so Those who do remember may more. TODDAO* en, at war. rashly overdone, has defeated resent the discredit that Pre- Before the envelopes were COLOR Shameful as was the unpre- all purpose of redemption. minger's commercial showman- opened Bob Hope said this was BY DcLUXE paredness that brought infamy Where these are not cowards ship reflects upon our heroic "Santa Monica - on - Thames." to historical reality at Pearl or villains they are cardboard defenders. Still others may de When the names were out, it Harbor, it is unthinkable, in- heroes, indeed. tect that Preminger's crass ex- looked more like "Hollywood- deed wholly implausible, that OFFICER ploitation of national tragedy, under-Lyme," most of the prime our U.S. freedom depended upon The strong, life-long, officer- places in harm's way, his own Oscars having fallen into "lim- characters such as Preminger disciplinarian portrayed reputation as a maker of sig- ey" hands. brings to the forefront of his by John Wayne and the di- story. vorced, middle-aged war nurse Tbe question sometimes ask- (Patricia Neal), although very ed — especially abroad — well played, are given the lit- •:• might have been answered with erary motivation of school-kids engaged in a guilty relation- 1 Y WOOD0 . CHARMIAN CAR tragic finality. "Did the USA ZbacL W.UMC ' RICHARD HAYDN r TH--^'-E Bll BAIR--—----^"D MARIONETTES ^ deserve to survive?" ship. PUN Thanks to a moral, spiritual The tragic consequences of a ADVISES ... Muric ty ftlMrffr ROBERT WISE RIMuricC ty i Lyrirt by RICHARD RODGERS I OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN II Until you LEHMAN '"*-' """* ^ Florida State s : EVENINGS 8:30 P.M., MATINEES 2:00 P.M. have heard a ;** heatres' SCHEDULE OF PRICES/RESERVEO SEATS ONLY 1 EVENINGS (Man. thru ThurJ""""" "." EVENINGS (Fri., Sat, Sun. & Hols.) 1.50 *3 50 f 50 you will j_ i ! COlONY MATINEES (Mon. thru Fri.) 2.25 2.25 New President Of CBS 2 00 Theatre MATINEES (Sat, Sun. & Hols.) 2.50 2.50 2.00 Lincoln Rd. All prices tax included * really never know . . at Lenox FOR THEATRE PARTY AND GROUP SALES INFORMATION Answers Press Questions Miami Beach By WILLIAM H. MOORING ing it need a change. True Organ Tone Quality HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Push- This supposedly accounts for ing back a second glance at the "killing" of several still- ex-CBS tycoon, Jim Aubrey (I popular shows, regularly each ALL>4

Page 30 April 16, 196S THE VOICE Miami, Florida CITA DE ORACION POR LOS DESTINOS DE NUESTROS PUEBLOS Sera el Martes Misa Panamericana VOICE;

Catolicos de las dos feligreses y personalida- minorisras, estudiantes y nes anteriores se ha des- Americas se congregardn des inviradas de otros lu- fieles en general en esa racado la significacion de el mortes, dia 20 en la gares de Estados Unidos iornoda que este ano ten- esta Misa Panamerkano, Iglesia de Gesu, donde a y Latinoamerica unen sus dra por marco las naves que el Obispo Carroll y las 5 p.m. el Ofoispo Co- oraciones por los destinos de la Iglesia de Gesu, en la Diocesis de Miami !?man F. Carroll oficiara de los pueblos del Nuevo el corazon de Miami. ofrecen por la mas estro- IT misa en conmemora- Mundo. cha union de los pueblos con del D'ia Panameri- 'El sermon esrora a cargo americanos en la busque- -" no. Representaciones del del Padre Mauro Barre- da de la pax, la prospe- Cuerpo Consular acredi- nechea, S.J., director del ridad y el desarroHo eco- La Misa Panamericana tado en Miami, autorida- Instiftrto Interamericano nomico, cultural y espiri- es ya uno celebracion tra- des civiles y militares nor- de Fornracion Social de tual, sobre la base firme ditional en la Diocesis de teamericanas se uniran a Miami, quien predicara de las tradiciones cristio- Miami en la que miles de saeerdotes, religiosos, se- en ingles y espanol. nas y democraticas tan arraigadas en las cony'tc- Dirigentes sjndicales de ciones de estos pueblos. Republica Dominicana, Panama, Guatemala, Ve- Ano tras ano esta ha nezuela, Honduras y Co- venido siendo una cele- Inauguraran un Centra lombia, que se encuen- bracion en la que miles tran en Miami tomando de hombres y mujeres un curso en el Institute hon etevado en sus res- Juvenil en SS. Peter and Paul Interamericano de Forma- pectivos idiomas sus ora- ci6n Sociol de esto Dioce- ciones por esos ideales Bl proximo 24 de abril se nafa tres dias a la semana, sis, figuran entre las per- de Hbertad, democracia, inaugurara el Centro Ju-venil d© ocho a diez y media de sona I idades invitadas de iusticia social y renova- de Biecreo de la Parroquia die la noohe. Los Viernes el Cen- Latinoamerica. Ci6n cristiana y porque se Saint Peter y St. Paul en la tro Juvenil abrira sus jpuertas borren de nuestros pue- secckm del Soufatwest de a para los alumnos de Saint Al terminor la misa el blos las sombras fotidi- Miami. Peter y St Paul y sSbado y Obispo Carroll pronuncia- cas de opresion, terror, doming© para todos los jove- ra un mensaje en ingles despotismo, y odio entre Asi fue anunciado en la citos de la Parroquia. y espanol, impartiendo su hermonos, para que res- Junta mensual regular die la bendicion a los presen- plandezcon en todas par- Asoeiacidn de habla hispa- En el Oentro Juvenil habra tes. El sermon y la narra- tes los kiminosos ideales na de la Escuela, celebrada ci6n de la misa se haran que, como en ocasiones en esta semana con una asis- divensas clase de entreteni- miento, tales como un toca- tambien en forma bilin- anteriores, moveran a la tencia de mas de 300 padres giie, ingles y espanol. oracion a miles de cris- y maestros. discos, billar, domino, ajedree, ping-pong, etc. Cada vez que ttonos en esta misa Pan- VESTIDOS tipicos panamefiod en la e5tpos*ci6n Latiirwameri- EB Centro Juvenil funeio- el Centro Juvenil fu-ncione En las conmemoracio- americana. cana que con motivo de la Semana Panamericana organizo el ihabra una comision d« padres Barry College, Hainan la ateneion de la alumna norteameri- tanto americanos como de cana Susan Berry y de m mama, Mrs. Jeanne Berry. Los coneulados de republicas Iatinoamerkana« en Miami contri- C6ritas en Venezuela babta hispana, cuddando el orden. En dicha contusion ha- buyeron a esta exposicion de obras de arte, objetos t^icos y Ayuda a Miles JWa tamlbifen un miembro jo- "Derrofar al Cafolicismo productos latinoamericanos. de Almas ven del CYO, del propio oo- letgio Saint Peter y St Paid, CARACAS (NA) — Oari- para que los alummos tambien tas de Venezuela ha asistido se responsabilicen en el man- Mefa Comunista'.-Osservafore m 122,916 person as en los prl- tenimiento del orden en el CHJ!I>AiD DHL VATWClAiN© Hefirtendose a mi artfctilo Transmitiran Misas en Espanol meros tres meses del presen- Oentro hecho para ellos. (NA) — Bl objeto final de sobre renovacioB en Kommn- ter ano, proporcionandoles ali- los comunistas rusos es la nist, organo del comite cen- Una misa solemoe de la BN BL CANAL 10 nientos y otros diversos Upas "denrota del enemdgo ideolo- vigilia pascual sera trasmiti- Tanto la Wrectora del Co- tral del Partido Comunista en La misa en television que de ayuda. Ademas contribuye legio, Sister Louis Angela, co- gieo numero uno: la religion la UBiSS, L'Osservatore Ro- da por la radioemisora WG- se trasmite dominicalmente todo los meses a aliviar la si- mo el P^rroco Monsefior Bry- y la Iglesia Catolica". mano d*ce: "Dentro del mar- BS, eomenaando a las 12 de taacion economica de cuatro an O. Walsh, ha imipartido co mas rigid o de los esque- la noehe. por el canal 10 de WLBW- mil familias, y mantiene dis- su aprobaci<>n a este proyec- XV a las 11:30 a.m. sera ofre- mas marxista-leninistas, ©1 sir- La misa sera oficiada en peneaxios medicos y ddstribu- to que se hara realidad el L'Osservatwe Romano, hi- tfculo atribuye la renovaelon cida el domingo proximo en 20 este comentario (marzo 23; espanol por el Padre Jos6 ye medivinas. proximo 24 de abril. de la Iglesia exclusivamente a espanol, oficiando y predi- sobre recdentes ofertas comu- Maria Paz y la narracion es- nistas para entablar un "dia- razones e impulsos politicos". tart a cargo del Padre Pe- oando el Padre Mauricio de Be>gofta, superior de los Pa- log©" con los catdlicos, par- El diario del Vaticano aiia- dro Luas Perez. Aotuard la ticularmente con la Uamada de que la Iglesia Catdlica "al Coral Cuibana. dres Capuchinos de Miami. ala progresista de la Iglesia. aotualizarse no ha cambiado ni cambiara nada en el depo- El diario de la CSu-dad del sito de la Fe coafiada a ella Vaticano, citando un mimero por su divino fundador Jesu- Monin y Javier de articulos suiperficialmente cristo. Es por ello que la Igle- amistosos en la prensa sovie- sia no ha camibiado su mane- tica, ddjo que estos deinos- ra de pensar sobre el comu- traiban que los comumistas nismo que ha sido expresada Caballero "foam comiprendMo sin lugar a por los Papas comienzando diwias muy poco de la reno- con el Pontifice Leon XHI yaoion de la Iglesda1'. hasta nuestros dias". Caballero Funeral Home E. L. WALTERS, F.D.

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April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 31 Las Dos Rocas Versos Sobre el Sepulcro a... Por Enrique Ruiloba... . La una, la del Golgota, que de la Resurrection se tino con la sangre del Por Fr. Mauricio de Begona Poeo a poco, ha ido Me- Cordero, en su inmolaeion vandonos este tiempo de Cua- por el muindo. Que sostuvo la El fue el uraico sepuilcmo roto par la voluntad y la resma a traves de las etapas cruz, oonvertida en estandar- gloria del mismo que resucitaba, Nuestro Senor Jesuoristo, cruciales de Cristo sobre la te redentor a partir de una en aquella manana que volvemos siempre a revivir en la tierfa, de las horas deeisivas Pascua. Por eso, sabre tal sepulcro depositemos versos alu- donde se jugo para la eterni- tarde de tinieblas. Que ence- sivos a la piedra, al bSlsamo y a nuesftros besos de adoration: rro en sus entraiias el eco dad el destino de las genera- PIEDRA ciones. de una Voz que enseno, su- frio, perdono y salvo por Sobre esta tu sepuitara, La pasion y el cruento sa- amor. Que se resquebrajd en dame, StenoTj tu amargura, crificio, fueron el alto precio y yo te dare la mia; el supremo instante en que "• ..J que Jesus pago al Padre, pa- el espiritu de Cristo se en- y ofotendremos la dulzura de la per&cta armomia. ra restituir a la humanidad treg6 al Padre, para reabrir Tu, muerto; y yo, muerto en Ti, su he-rencia eterna. Sin esta a las almas ua sendero ta>pia- brotara la viva flor restitucion hubieramos con- do por la ingratitud y la trai- del silenoio y del amor; tinuado para siempre en una cidn. y lentamerate Tu en mi noche sin esperanzas. Seras Unioo Amador. Es par esto, que resulta La otra, la del Sepulcro, BALSAMO absurdo considerar estos que al proteger el euerpo de dramaticos sucesos como un Jesus mientras Su alma rea- Las que quedan en esenci>a cata del lirmbo a los justos y en bailsamo son las floras heoho aislado que cumplio su mas flares: son ianocenicias, oometido en el momento fi- del pasado, ensena a los hom- ibendiciones, iindullgencias nal del Calvario. EUos son el bres del futuro, la leocion de sobre Dios, muerto de ainores. comieirao. Ellos son el inicio eonfianaa en qu« Dios no se (Esta lasitud divina olvida de nadie. Qu« confir- de tu amor llena la estancia de la conciencia eristiana co- de silencio; y, a su instaneia, mo modo de vivir. marfa con la evidencia d» mi Vida, por fin deolina Su milagiro, los fundaraentos y se funde en tu fragairacia! El cristianismo no es un de una religion defendidia ax- conjunto de palabras bonitas dorosamente a lo largo de BBSOS pero buecas, apropiadas para los tdempoa, con testimonios, Depasitado en la piedra dieoirlas pero no para implan- sa«riflcios y martirios. Qnne al del sepularo, yo te adoro. tarlas en la voluntad de los abrirse en el mas glorioso El morir ya no roe arredra hombres. No es un nucleo de amanecer, daria Paso a la junto a tu mortal decoro, reglas morales, tittles de cin- Luz, rasgando desde enton- ipwes mi vida sube y medra mas feliz cuamto mas lloro. oelar en los codigos sociales, ces las sonrbras die tantas OEtat tus pies ;que queden presos pero utopieas de realizar co- vidas fragiles, rotas y mori- nardo, luceno y sudarlo, mo hormas de conducta. Tatn- bundas qu« se arrajstram en- mientras te rezo el rosario poeo es un carnet de circu- tre crisis de ilusiones y amar- de mis compungidos besos! laeion de las personas decen- gura de desencantos. tes y honradas, que transti- tan en una sociedad materia- Si en ellas se cimenta la lista y vacia. Vida unica, verdadera y eter- na ifi que esperar? &A que BT oristianismo es vida. No languidecer? Por q>u6 los co- jQuien nos Removera la Piedra de Enlrada? para vivirla "part time", a razon-es que no la tienen, no ratos, sino siempre. En todo abrevian con su decision fir- Por Humberto Lopez Alio conquisitar, pero el servir cris- momento, actuacion y lugar. me y para su felicidad com- tiano ha de ser inspirado en Vida, euyo mantenimiento, pleta los largos aflos que Habia pasado el momento do la Oruz. Invierno die muer- el amor, el desinteres, la proteccion y crecimiento, nos aguardo San Agustin? Y foa- entrega; y la conquista sera lo aseguro Jesu* cuando ide6 te, tempestad de angustias. cen desde ahora realldad par- da la vida por sus ovejas? el resultado, la respuesta. acompanarnos personalmente Sobrecogi'miento de espanto de luz y cantico de amor. Y ticular su exolamacion: Llegaba la oportunidad de la Una llamada, una visita, y alimentarnos siempre en y escandalo de ovejas disper- no hay instrumento m&s ido- victoria definitiva, Primnavera la Eucaristia. Vida, que se sas. Cfiliz de dolor bebido has- roeo que Otro hogar, urn ho- una atencidn. Una preocupa- "Oh belleza siempre pura de esperanzas, prueba feha- cimenta en doe rooas incon- ta el final como pru-eba irre- gar, una familia cristiana que cion, un esfuerzo. Resolver tarde te conocf, oiente de divinidad, de om- movibles, que desaffan los st- futable de amor sin igual. irradie ansias contagiosas de una ditficultad, consolar en pero al fin, oh hermosura, niipotencia. Acordes armonio- glos y las razas. Acaso ino ama mas el que Oristo, para lograrlo. una pena, podra ser la cuota al fin puse mi amor en Ti". sos de gloria y die triuntfo. que se esperaba de nosotros Era la resurreecion de Oristo. para respondernos con una Se ha hablado mucho del intimidad, una confidencia, apostolado del tu por tu, por- Ya Oristo habia vencido, una angustia escondida, o una cuando narra el Evangelista que las cirounstancias simila- suplica de orientacion. En la Eternidad No Hay Oidos Sordos que las mujeres, camino al res en la vida, las vincula- sepulcro, se comentaban, ciones naturales de cada dia, Matrimonio que te llamas iquien nos removeri la pie- establecen una corriente de oristiano, que te sientes cris- Por Manolo Reyes dra d« la entrada? Y essimpatita e identificacion que tiano, que eres oristiano, re- que ellas no podian remover cuerda que junto a ti, a to •illllliliilillll ese obstaculo. haoe mas propkio el aeeroa- Con Dios todo. Sin Dios na- miento y mas efectiva la in- lado o em tu barrio, et ma- da. Oon Dios el alma sera 11- no han visto la luz de la ver- fluencia. Dolor profundo, res- trfanonjo vecino, amigo o pa- dad, deben intentarlo. Bn estas seis palabras se bre porque volara muy aWo, Hay niuchos hogares en el ponsabilidad grave y remordi- riente puede interrogarse en resume boda la mistica que muobo mas alia de donde H«- mundo separados de Cristo silemcio sobre qiri^n te remo- ga «1 4guila con sus alas ma- Para ello no hay que ha- miento esteril del hogar ore- U«v6 a martires y visiona- por una piedra como la del j&stuosas. oer gesto externo alguno, ni yente que no se empene en vera la piedra, y quizas has- rios escogidos por el Supre- sepulcro. Tal vez ellos no se ta haya comenzado su reco- mo Hacedor a entregar sus pronunciar apalabra, ni es- el resoate de la familia para preciosas vidas en la detfen- Por eso el hombre que vi- cribir nada. Solo pedirle oa- planteen —como las santas Oristo. rrido, cottfiaaido en secreto sa de la Religion. ve en el mas profundo oala- lladamente a ese Dios de las mujeres del Evangelio— 1a en que tu estoras alii, ceorca alturas que no vemos pero boao jamas podra ser prisio- posfbllidad del encueotro e de ellos y ceroa de Crlsta^ J qu« existe, que los ay-ude a La "piedra de la entrada" En estas seis palabras se nero si tien« a Dios eo su para propiciaar el encuentro alma. ©ncontrar el camino de la die las dificuRades, porque podran ser ailejamiento o ig- encierra el rayo de luz eter- donde el resplandor amoroso na que rasgo las tinieblas de Verdad, lejos del materialis- no saben que detras de esa norancia, egoismo, voluntad de Cristo lo ciegue, lo de- Ids siglos para redimir a la La formula es sencilla y mo ateo. Y estoy seguro que piedra esta Cristo. deibil o falta de ambiente pro- basta con empezar pidiendo- ese llamamiento encontrara rrumbe a la gracia, para re- humanidad. pido. Y nuestra gestion la le a Dios su ayuda, en la se- eco al'M arriba. Y lo que es Pero no importe, a pesar sucitarles tambien a ellos a guridad que aquel que lla- mas; el que se ha alejado del movera, s^i es impulsada por En estas seis palabrais — de que no exista el plantea- la Vida y a la Virtud. con Dios todo, sin Dios na- ma jamas sera desoido. camino de Dios o no lo ha el amor, la caridad. Intere- da — se configura el arma conocido aiin, sentira la res- miento, esta la realidad. De sarnos por la familia sin Oris- En la eternidad no hay Oristo espera por ti. Resu- unica donde se estrellan to- puesta, se dara cuenta de la un laido ese hogar que siente to es paso previo e indispen- oidos sordos. citado, glorioso, desde su se- das las dietaduras y tiranos ayuda del Altisimo con el desasoisiego y vaoio, porque satyle para estar en condicio- pulcro que es sagrario, que es de ayer, hoy y manana por- Los que tienen a Dios en pasar del tiempo y asi po- no ha encontirado la razotn de nes de ayudarla. Ganarnos su templo, que es hogar. La fa- que ya lo dijo Oristo: "Bl cie- su alma dia a dia le dan gra- dra empezar a salvar su al- su ser y su viivir. Del otro amistad, su afeoto. Servirles milia espera por ti. Perdida, lo y la tierra pasaran, pero cias por tener aliento para ma. Cristo que muri6 y resucito hasta el sacrificio y sentirlos, salvaje, desde su hastio, des- mis palabras no pasaran". reafirmar la $&. por ese hogar, y que pudiendo Solo haoe falta un esifuer- sdnceu-'amenite, como oosa nues- de su abandono ansioso de solo, para dairnos dilgnidad Sin Dios el hombres solo Los que se han alejado, zo caMado para murmurar tra, es la unica forma de po- Dios. Se te encara y, exigen- de colaboradores, esperar por te y suplicante te interroga puede aspirar a la esclavitud por confusion, d©l oamino de con el pensamiento esta fra- der auxiliarlos sin el agravio aunque viva en ua ambiente Dios o no conocen el oami- se: "Ayiidame, Dios mio, ayii- nosotros, para que facilitemos iQuien nos removera la pie- aparentemente libra. no die Dios porqu* aiin dame!" lo que habra de sec encuentro de que se note. Servir es dra de entrada?

Page 32 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida LA SUBVERSION COMUNISTA EN EL CONTINENTE Oracion de Los Fieles j Denuncian Infiltration de Propaganda Comunisfa en Uruguay

MONTEVIDEO (NA) — El ta incluye una cadena de ca- Domingo de Resurreccion boletin informative Noticas sas editoriales, tres grandee ha senalado que 78 mil ejem- distribuidoras en el centre y (18 DIE ABRIL) plares de revistas eubanas lle- otras menores en los barrios. gan cada semana a esta ciu- Noticias dice: "Las revistas DO, las rellaciones diplomati- dad procedentes de La Haba- son regaladas a los vendedo- cas y comerciales eon la dic- ~ Junto a las publicaciones Celeb ran te (Despues del Credo): El Senor sea con vo- na, Cuba. res callejeros para que estos tadura comunista". de Cuba, se venden otras de sotros. las vendan al precio de un China comunista y la Unio7 El citado informativo sub- peso uruguayo (tres centavos Pero al parecer ahi no que- Sovietica, asi eonoo de Polo- Pueblo: Y con tu espiritu. raya que Ediciones Pueblos de dolar) cada ejemplar". Unidos (una de las mas im- da todo, el aparato comunis- nia y Cheeoeslovaquia. portantes casa distribuidoras Celebrante: Oremos. Nos unimos para invocar la asis- Luego agrega que "al ven- d« prensa comunista) recibe der mercaderia procedente de tencia de Dios para Su Santa Iglesia, para las autoridades esa cantidad de revistas. Cuba, tanto las companias civiles, para los oprimidos y para la salvation de todos aereas como su distribuddor los hombres. Asimismo, senala que las uruguayo vioyan el reciiente revistas llegan a Uruguay "a acuerdo de la Organization de Alimenfa a 5 Mitlones de Ninos traves de Mexico, presunta- Estaidos Americanos (OEA) fi 1. Sacerdote o lector: Por nuestro Santo Padre, Pau- mente en los aviones de la que prohibe a todos los pai- £ lo VI, por nuestro Obispo, Coleman F. Carroll y por nues- Pan American e Iberia". ses del Continente America- p tro parroco (N), Te rogamos Senor. en Iberoamerica Programa CRS CIUDAD DE PANAMA norteamericanas, que en 1964 h Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. (NA;—Bajo el tema "El De- alcanzo una cifra record de Matrimonio Mexico no Ira sarrollo de Nuestros Pueblos" 8 millones de kilos. •s 2. Sacerdote o lector: Que en la celebration de la re- se realizo en esta ciudad la Comferencia Latinoamerica- ^ surreccion de Cristo la Santa Iglesia de Dios irradie su luz a Reunion del Concilio M campo socio-economico na del Catholic Relief Servi- esta tomando gran importan- p a los corazones de todos los hombres, Te rogamos, Senor. MEXICO D.F. (NA) — El prominente, como le corres- ce. cia para el ORS y esta action Papa Paulo VI ha designado pond* por s«r una nacion ca- es definida como "una inva- Un tota;l de 2& delegados \ Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. a los esposos mexicanos, Jo- i si6n de caridad cristiana que de casi toda I'beroamerica dis- i. * se Alvarez Icaza y Luz Maria promueve obras de utilidad "Ademas, estimamos que cutieron e intercainbiaron ex- Alvarez Icaza, para que asis- social o economica a fin de 3. Sacerdote o lector: Que esta nacion fortalezca y per- esto ha sido un espaldarazo perientias sobre la obra del tan a la cuarta sesion del lograr mejores niveles de vi- peitue la paz por su actuation, tanto en los asuntos domesti- al eminente trabajo apost6- ORS en dieciseis paises. concilio. da para'las gentes". cos como en el Smbito international, Te rogamos, Senor. lico de tantos seglares mexi- Los esposos participaran en canos y de la multtiud de fa- Edward Kinney, de la ofi- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. calidad de audit ores segla- milias que trabajan en toda cina de compras y embarques Parte de este programa es- res. EUos son actualmente Iberoamerica en la promotion del Vaticano en los EE.UU. ta dedicado a lo que se llama senalo el exito del programa "Alimentos por el Trabajo", 4. Sacerdote a lector: Que la Iglesia en esta Diocesis presidentes del Secretariado del apostolado familiar". para Latino America del Mo- "Operacion Ninos", el que be- mediante el que las obras em- ayude efecasmente a que cad a dia mayor numero de hom- vimiento Familiar Cristiaoo. "Porque el nombramiento neficia a cinco millones de prendidas por las comundda- bres encuentren el camino hacia Cristo resucitado, Te se nos ha concedido por »er ninos iberoamericanos, a des no solo se pagan en di- rogamos, Senor. Ambos declararon que ven presidentes del Secretariado quienes se les suministra ali- nero sino tambien en ali- en el honroso nombramiento, para Latino America del mentos (en edad pre-escolar) mentos. un esfuerzo de la Jerarqufa Movimiento Familiar Cristia- y tambien "merieivdas esco- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. "•por dark a Mexico un lugar no". lavres" (en escuelas prima- rias). 5. Sacerdote o lector: Que todos aquellos cjue perma- necieron fieles a Cristo durante la Santa Cuaresma tengan Agrego que el programa ha un dia el privilegio de ascender en Gloria con el, Te roga- tenido tanto exito que el go- bierno norteamericano lo pon- mos, Senor. Conclusions del Congreso dra en practica en sus pro- gramas de ayuda a otros pue- Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. blos en desarrollo, en otras Mariologico de R. Dominicana partes del mundo. 6. Sacerdote o lector: Que todoe los cristianos recono- Estos acuerdos deberan ser ciendo qwe han' muerto al pecado y con Cristo nan resuci- SANTO DOMINGO (NA)— Tambien menciono la co- Bl IV Congreso Mariologico llevados a la practica por 2554 S.W. 8 ST. tado por virtud del bautismo, se mantengan fieles a sus lecta anual de ropa del Dia International realizado en cada una de las paftes parti- de Action de Gratias que se TELF: 445-3455 promesas bautismales, Te rogamos, Senor. esta ciudad acordo exponer ciipamtes en la reunion, segjin realiza en todas las diocesis la doctrina mariologioa den- el metodo de cada una pero Pueblo: Senor, Ten piedad. tro del misterio de Cristo si- uniendo sus fuerzas y traba- guiendo la luz del Espiritu jando en comun. Santo. Celebrante: Oh, Dios, nuestro refugio y fortaleza, es- Asimismo se ha experimen- RTE MATOLICO V^SPANOL. cucha propicio las oraciones de Tu Iglesia. Tu que eres la Tambien aprobo buscar esa tado la necesidad del mutuo EFECTOS RELIGIOSOS EN GENERAL fuente de devocion, haz que se haga realidad lo que pe- luz en la revelaeion divina conocimiento y estima de am- dimos con fe: Por el mismo Nuestro Senor Jesucristo, Tu contenida en las Sagradas Es- bos metodos (exegetico y Imageries - Medallos - Cadenas dogmfitico) para intensificar Hijo, que vive y reina contigo en unidad del Espiritu San- crituras y en la tradition re- Lamihos - Crucifijos - Rosarios cibida o elaborada a traves y ensanohar la fecunda coo- to, Dios, por todos los siglos de los siglos, Amen. de los siglos, paciente, sobria peration en una labor co- y seriamente en la Iglesia ba- mun. Pueblo: Amen. jo la direction de su magis- Tarjetas de Bautizo, Recordoto- terio sagrado. Por ultimo manifestaron rios de Primera Comunion, Re- que desean que se establezca cordatorios de Misa, Invitaciones y promueva un dialogo sin- Ademas, buscar respecto a de Boda. todos los fieles un aumento cero con los hermanos sepa- Caballeros de Colon de EE. UU. de su fe que les lleve luego rados, respecto al papel de 63 N. E. 2nd Street - Telf: 374-2312 a una vida de devocion mas la Virgen Maria en el miste- fundamentada y mas interi- rio divino de la salvacion del Ayudaran a Latinoamerica sa. genero bumano. MEXICO D. F. (NA) John duplicara a la de Esiados Uni- Me Devitt, Caballero Su- dots y representara la mitad premo de la Orden de Caba- de todos los catolicos del lleros de Colon, ofrecio en mundo. News en Espanol su reciente visita a Mexico el apoyo de su organization . RIVERO Senalo Alvarez Icaza que la para una nueva "Alianza Ame- explosion demografica es tam- ricana", que tendria como ob- CASA FUNERAL CON MANOLO REYES jetivo el desarrollo y cristia- bien una amenaza pues pue- nizacion de rberoamerica. de sueeder que "como conse- ASOCIADO CON PHILBRICK FUNERAL HOME cuencia del serio trabajo de DE LUNES A SABADO La 'alianza' fue propuesta a descristianizacion que se ejer- • FUNERARIA LATINA Me Devitt por el Ing. Jose ce ahwa en Latinoamerica, • FACILIDADES DE PAGO A TRAVES DE WTVJ, CANAL 4 Alvarez Icaza, Presidente del esta portion de continente no A LA 1 A.M. (DESPUES DE LA ULTIMA PELICULA) Movimiento Familiar Cristia- sea mas catolica en el future, 373-0284 660 W. FLAGLER ST. no para Latinoamerica, quien sino que aporte su inmenso 373-6363 Y A LAS 6:45 DE LA MAHANA senal6 que para el ano 2,000 contiirogente para acelarar el ENTRE BY 7 AVES. la potolacion iberoamericana paganismo del mundo".

April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 33 HEROES off CHRIST ...BY AL WARE The Question Box BI&HOJP JcrAJTDS ZWVEA.IZRAJ3-A. (468-1543 The Order Of Events CREATED BISHOP OF MEXICO FRIDAY: IN 1527, THOUGH AN UNKNOWN FRANCISCAN FRIAR, B/SHOP In Christ's Passion? 2TJMARRAGA WAS ONE OP THE FOREMOST BUILDERS OF NEW SPAIN. HE BROUGHT HUNGER By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Ov£R THE F/RST AMERICAN PRINTING PRESS AND FOR 1+ THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Q. What was the hourly order of events in Christ's Passion YEARS SPEARHEADED SOCIAL ANO RELIGIOUS DEVELOP- beginning on Holy Thursday and concluding with His death on MENT IN NEW SPAIN • • • This morning in Trichur, India, the authorities Good Friday? found the bony carcass of a blind man. He died of starvation last night.... Christ is on the cross again in 1965? He shares the headaches, the A. You ask the impossible: father and mother, and he goes IN THE stomach pains, the exhaustion that throbs in The Gospels do not tell us the on to say that our pastor GAZA STRIP hungry people overseas. . . . Pregnant women exact hour of the events of the are anemic. Three children out of four go hungry preaches on the duties to our A all the time. Pope Paul asks well-fed Americans Passion; and we have no pre- parents every year on Mothers' TWO-YEAR-OLD to share with them our milk, wheat and eggs. cise way of learning them. Day and on Fathers' Day. . . . How can you share conveniently? For only Furthermore, he urges that WHIMPERS $10 you can feed a Palestine refugee family Presuming that the Last Sup- there is no commandment of IN ITS (an entire family) for a month! For $120 you per of Jesus with his Apostles SLEEP. can feed a family for a year! For $300 you can God or the Church which says feed, clothe, house, and train a refugee boy in was a Paschal meal — even honor thy wife. ITS STOMACH Nazareth to be self-supporting for life!... Invest though anticipated by a day — in the people Christ died for? Your gift at Easter IS EMPTY. it would hardly have begun, ac- A. Your husband should grow gives nourishment, energy, and hope to hungry cording to Jewish custom, be- human beings. The Holy Father needs your help. up. HE WAS THE PRDTECT- Do all you can to help him help others become fore night-fall. We may presume OR OF THE INDIANS self-sufficient right now. Your heart will share in then that it began about 7 p.m. God's first commandment to ASAWST THE CRUELTIES Easter's joy! How long did. it last? man "and woman was given OF THE STATS AND IT WAS THROUGH Ht M THE" with a blessing: "Be fruitful CULTUS OF OUR LADY • SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR DINNER? There was the washing of the and multiply; fill the earth and OF GUAOALUPE WAS For $10 a month ($120 a year) you can feed a feet, the institution of the Eu- subdue it." (Gen. 1, 28). MADE KNOWN AND hungry family. In thanks, we'll send you an Olive charist, the interlude with Ju- STARreO ON ITS FRUIT- Wood Rosary from the Holy Land. FUL WAY 1 • SOMETHING NEW TO WEAR? das, and a long, intimate final His second command was $7.50 will buy a new habit for a missionary talk by Jesus. We might guess that they should not eat from Sister. $5 will buy her a pair of shoes. that the supper was over about the tree of the knowledge of SIX • GUESTS INVITED? 10 p.m. (Two a.m. was the lat-good and evil. (Gen. 2, 17). NEW The priest-to-be or Sister you "adopt" is like a member of your family. We have the names of est: hour which custom permit- IDEAS hundreds of poor boys and girls who want to ted for its end.) His third was implied in a FOR become priests and Sisters. The one you "adopt" statement of fact: "For this The walk to the garden of EASTER will write to you. You need pay only the basic reason a man leaves his father expenses: $100 a year (for sixyears) for a semi- Gethsemane was probably lei- and mother, and clings to his Inspired By Kind Neighbors, narian; $150 a year (for two years) for a Sister. surely and took at least a half Write to us now, and we'll send you the seminar- wife, and the two become one ian's or Sister's name promptly. hour. We do not know how long flesh." (Gen. 2, 24). D FIRST AID FOR THE SICK? Jesus spent in His prayer and Methodist Turns Catholic $75 will put a medical kit in the hands of a mis- agony — probably two or three St. Paul defines the duties of sionary overseas. $12 a year ($1 a month) will hours. a husband quite clearly: "Hus- By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN "It was apparent too that they make you a member of our DAMIEN LEPER CLUB lived it, for they were splendid for lepers in southern India. bands, love your wives, just as It's a long trail from Detroit It must have been well past Christ also loved the Church, examples of Christian integrity • MASS IN THANKSGIVING FOR midnight when Judas came with to Rota Island, one of the A HAPPY EASTER? and delivered himself up for and virtuous living. Joe Walker Our missionary priests receive no salary. They'll the soldiers. The trip back Marianas in the South Pacific, her . . . Even thus ought hus- but that's the trail traveled by and I became close friends. We offer immediately the Masses you request. The across the Kedron and up the bands also to love their wives offering you make keeps them in food and hill to the city, and then to the Russell D. Pel- took long walks during which clothing. as their own bodies. He who lett. O LET THE HOLY FATHER DECIDE? home of Annas must have taken loves his wife, loves himself." Joe confided to me his hope of Tha gift you send "no strings attached" enables a good half hour. (Eph. 5, 25-29). He is now Fa- becoming a priest. the Holy Father to help where help is needed It seems that Annas did not ther M a r c i a n most. "He explained that a priest keep Jesus very long, but sent Pellett, a Capu- acted as God's ambassador and him off to his son-in-law, the chin missionary Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $ high priest, Caiphas. I am MISSAL ministering to receive special graces to live an Monslgnor Ryan: guessing that it may have been the natives of eminently holy life. Soon I found FOR three o'clock in the morning that distant myself wishing that I too could GUIDE island and Please NAME when He arrived there. Prob- attain so sublime an office and helping to ex- O'BRIEN return coupon ably- some time was wasted April 18 — Easter Sunday. live such a holy life. with your STREET- t e n d Christ's while prominent priests, doctors Mass of the Feast, Gloria, Se- offering kingdom to the very ends of WHOLE FAMILY INTERESTED CITY .STATE. of the law, and leaders assem- quence, Creed, Preface and -ZIPCODE- the earth. His conversion shows bled. Then a preliminary hear- Canon of Easter. "Fortunately by this time my how every Catholic family can THB CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION ing was held. whole family had become so in- April 19 — Monday within the win another family for Christ by terested that they too came with We may imagine that this Octave of Easter. Mass of the their neighborly kindness and me to St. Leo's Church where NEAR EAST lasted until the aurora. Then day, Gloria, Sequence, Creed, zeal. Father Burke instructed us. word went out to the members Preface and Canon of Easter. of the Sanhedrin that they "I was reared as a Metho- "We were impressed by the MISSIONS April 20 — Tuesday within the FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President should assemble for an early dist," related Father Marcian, Church's unity which* was in Octave of Easter. Mass of the MSGR. JOSEPH T. RYAN, National Secretary morning trial. This was the day such sharp contrast to the divi- day, Gloria, Sequence, Creed, '^and attended church and Sun- Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. of preparation for the Passover. sions within Protestantism." day School quite regularly. My 330 Madison Avenue'New York, N.Y. 10017 Dirty business had to be done Preface and Canon of Easter. Telephone: 212/YUkon 6-5840 early. interest in the Catholic religion "We recognized that unity as April 21 — Wednesday within a mark of the true Church, for the Octave of Easter. Mass of was kindled during my sopho- I would guess that it was 9 Christ said: 'They shall hear the day, Gloria, Sequence, more year in high school by a a.m. by the time Jesus was my voice, and there shall be Creed, Preface and Canon of course in history. 1 taken to Pilate. By 9:15 He had one fold and one shep V Easter. been sent to Herod, who took CITADELS OF LEARNING (John 10:16). It was &»*_._>_ little time with Him. By 9:45 April 22 — Thursday within "During the so-called Dark unity that He prayed, saying, He was back before Pilate. the Octave of Easter. Mass of Ages the monasteries were the "I pray . . . that they all may About 10:30 He was sent to be the day, Gloria, Seequnce, citadels of learning, and thebe one, as thou Father in me scourged. By 11:15 He wasCreed, Preface and Canon of monks held aloft the ideals of and I in thee . . . that the back before Pilate for condem- Easter. Christianity. The admiration world may believe that thou has nation. Ten minutes later He kindled in my youthful heart for sent us" (John 17:20-21). ALL-PURPOSE was on His way to Calvary. April 23 — Friday within the those holy men of God never HOME FINANCING Octave of Easter. Mass of the died, and doubtless helped to "The greatest treasure of Maybe 10 minutes before day, Gloria, Sequence, Creed, plant the seed of my future vo- all is the Real Presence of buying, building, selling noon they nailed Him to the Preface and Canon oE Easter. cation. When our family moved Christ in the Holy Euchar- Cross. By 3 p.m. He was dead; to Detroit we had as neigh- ist. Here is the source of or refinancing by 4 o'clock permission had April 24 — Saturday within the Church's sanctity, which the Octave of Easter. Mass of bors a wonderful Catholic fam- been obtained for His burial; ily, the Walkers. flows out to her children. My and the stone was rolled in the day, Gloria, Sequence, whole family — mother, step- Cred, Preface and Canon of front of the tomb just before "They were regular attend-, father, two brothers, sister and Easter. the sun went down. ants at Mass and other services. I — were received into the April 25 — Low Sunday. (Oc- Unlike so many Catholic fam- Church and made our first Holy • * * • tave of Easter). Mass of the ilies, they were willing and Communion. Like Joe, I too be- Q. My husband places his Sunday, Gloria, commemora- eager to answer questions about came a Capuchin priest to bring mother first. He says the fourth tion of the Rogation Day, their religion and explain their Christ's life, light and love to commandment says honor thy Creed, Preface of Easter. faith. many others." Page 34 April 16, 1965 THE VOICE. . Miami, Florida •••?,• . •.'*. ! • I ••'-• i St. Louis (Polmettd Sr. High Auditorium, International Airport (International St.; Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:3PAL0 M BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 7-460 S.W. M8fh St:) 8, 9:30 and 11. Hotel), 7:15 ond 8 a.m. (Sundays ondand 6 p.m. ond o p.m. St. Thomos (7303 S.W. 64th St.), 6, 7, Holydays) PERRINE: Holy Rosary 7, 8, 9:30. 11, 8, 10 and"11. MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, St. Mbry of the Missions and St. Froncis -.;?, 10, 11, 12. 12:15 ond 5:30 p.m. LABELLE: Mission, 10. Xavier, 7, 8:30. PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:15, Timetable Of MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6, 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, 8 St. Dominic, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30, 1 and8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 and 6 p.m. a.m. 6 p.m. . - POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, MIRAMAR-: St. Bartholomew, Firemen's 9:30, 11, 12:15 ond 5:30 p.m. LAKE WORTH: St. Luke, 2090 S. St. John Bosco Mission (1301 Flagler Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and PemSTUART- : St. Joseph, 7, 9, 11. Congress, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 andSt.) 7, 8:30 (Sermon in English) 10, broke Rd.) 6:45, 7:45, 9, 10:15, 11:30, VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7;30, 9, 11. Sunday Masses 6:15 p.m. 11:30 (Sermon in English) 12:55, 6 p.m.12:45 and 7 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sacred Heart; 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, and 7:30 p.m. 11:30 ond 6 p.m. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph 10. WAUCHULA: St. Michael, .9. St. Kevin Mission (Concord Theater, NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish). WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin LEHIGH ACRES: St. Rophoel (Lee 9:30. Boulevard) 8, 10. 11301 Bird Rd.) 9 ond 10:30 o.m. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. St. Mary Chapel,: 8:30, 9:30. 10:30 andNORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica, St. Ann, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and Changes In Schedules LANTANA: Holy Spirit (Shopping 7:45, 9 10:15, 11:30 and 6 p.m. Center — Osborne Rd.), 7, 8:30, 9:305:3, 0 p.m. (Sponish). 5:30 p.m. Pastors of parishes and missions in the 16,counties of 10:30, 11:30 ond 6 p.m. St. Michael (New Church), 6, 7, 8:15NORT, H MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, St. John Fisher, (4317 N. Congress) 8, 9:30, 10:45 (Sponish), 12 noon and 9, 10, II, 12, 6:30 p.m. 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6 p.m. the Diocese of Miami are requested to forward changes in MARGATE: St. Vincent 7, 8, 10:15 and6 p.m. Old Church, 10 a.m. (Sermon St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 ond Mass schedules to The Voice. 11:30 a.m. in Polish). 5:30 p.m. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 MIAMI: The Cathedral 7, 8, 9, 10, 11SS. Peter ond Paul, 6:15, 7:30, 8:30Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10:30, 12 and 7:30and 6 p.m. p.m. Hevisions should be sent to: a.m. 12 noon ond 6 p.m. (Sponish), 9:30, 10:30, 12, 1 p.m. Holy Nome, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12 (Spanish), 5:30 p.m. NORTH MIAMI BtACH: St Lawrence, The Voice Assumption Academy, 9, 10:30 and 12 a.m. St. Timothy, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6:307, 9, 10, 11/ 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. P. O. Box 1059 (Spanish). ON THE KEYS St. Brendan: 6:30, 8, 9:15, 10:30, p.m. OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9:30. Boys' BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter's Mission, ;„.. .Miami, Fla., 33138 11:30, 12:30, 5:30 ond 6:45 p.mSt. . Vincent de Paul (2100 103rd St.), School, 11. 9:30 o.m. (Spanish). 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45 and 12 noon. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6. 7, 8:30, 10, The Sunday Mass schedule for The Cathedral at 7506 NW Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Spanish) NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clore, 7, 11:15 ond 12:15 »w Ave. is as follows: 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 noon and 6 p.m. 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 p.mMIAM. I BEACH: St. Francis de Soles, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. St. Bede, 8, 9:30 ond 11. (Spanish). 8, 9, 10:30, 11:45 ond 6 p.m. OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo, 8, Sunday Masses are held at St. Mary Chapel in the North- Gesu, 5, 6/7, 8,. 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30St, . Joseph, 7, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30 ondHelp, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and © p.m?. 1, ond 6 p.m. 5:30 p.m. St. Philip (Bunche Pork) 9. side Shopping Center (27th Avenue and 79th Street) at 8:30, 5:30 p.m. (Sponish). PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 9 a.m. and 6:3PLANTATIO0 N KEY: Son Pedro, 6:30, Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. St. Mory Magdalen, 7:30, 8:45, 10, 9, 11. 9:30 and 10:30 a.m. 11:15, 12:20 ond 6 p.m. p.m. (Spanish). Another Sunday Mass is held at the St. Mary Chapel at 5:36 p.m. with a sermon in Spanish.

ARCADIA: St. Paul, 7, 11. HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6, 8, 9, AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, 8:30, 10, II, 12 and 6 p.m. VIII reasons why 10. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10:15, 11:30, 12:45 (Sponish). BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 7, 6 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. (Spanish). 10:30 ond 12 (Sponish). St. Bernord Mission: 9, 10 (Sponish). BOCA GRANDE: Our Lody of Mercy, St. John the Apostle, 6, 7 8, 9:30, 4 p.m. 11, 12:30, 5:30 ond 6:30 p.m. Van Orsdel's is Miami's (Sponish). BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, 10:30. 12. HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7 ond 9 a.m. BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30.HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10 & BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:3011:30, . 10, 11:30. Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30, most recommended 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. CAPE CORAL: St. Andrew Mission Nativity, 6, 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 (Yacht ond Racquet Club) 7, 8:30 ondond 7 p.m. Jos. L., J. L., Jr., Lawrence H. CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 o.m. ondSt. Bernadette 7, 8, 9, 10 ond 11 o.m. (ALL LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS) St. Stephen, 7, 8, '•>. 10, 11, 12:15 ond 7 p.m. 7 p.m. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30HOMESTEAD, : Sacred Heart, 6:30 8, funeral service 10, 11:30, 1 p.m. (Spanish), and 5:30 "A SERVICE OF DISTINCTION p.m. 9:30, 11, 12:30, and 6 p.m. CORAL GABLES: Little Flower (Audito- IMMOKALEE: Lody of Guodolupe, 8:30 AT A COST YOU CAN AFFORD" ond 11:45. rium) 9:15 o.m. (Sponish) ond 1 p.m. Convenient Locations — five chopels strate- (Sponish) (Church) 6. 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 8:30 ond gically located for family and friends. Home-like Atmosphere Extra services 11:45 ond 1 p.m. 10:30 o.m. St. Thomos Aouinos Student Center, KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, 10 with all modern without additional 8:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12. (Sermon In Sponish) 11:15 o.m. ond facilities charges DANIA: ResurrccTlon (Second St. and6:30 p.m. More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts Fifth Ave.) 7. 8. 9, 10. 11 ond 12. St. Elizabeth, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose (363 noon ond 6 p.m. II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade S.E. 12fh Ave.) 7:30, 9, 10:30, 12 andPOMPANO SHORES: St. Colemon, 7, 8, County . . . and passes savings developed 1349 FLAGLER STREET, W. 6 p.m. 9:30, 11. 12:15. on to the fomilies we serve. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:30. 8 PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor FR 3-0656 9:30, 11:00 and 12:15. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6 p!m. FORT LAUDERDALE: Anncnciarloi PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful 9:30. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, St. Anthony, 7, 8, 9; 15, 10:30, 12 am10:00 ond 5:30 p.m. III chapels provide everything possible for com- 5:30 p.m. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The King, fort ond reverent dignity. All chopels equipped St. Bernadette 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m7, 10. 12. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis Of Assisi. with pews ond kneeling rails. A Preferred Service That Costs No More St. Clement 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. 6:45, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. St. George (Parkway Junior Hicjr SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:36. School, 3500 NW 5th Ct.), 8, 10:3 SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 Finest service — no compromise with qual- ond 5:30 p.m. a.m. SEBRING: St. Catherine. 7, 9:30, 11. ity. Our best service always — to anyone — St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, IV Blessed Sacrament (Oakland Pork Blvd 1.0, 11 ond 12 noon. regardless of the amount spent — ond we and NE 17th Ave.), 6, 8, 9:30, 11 12:30 and 6 P.m. guarantee our service. Queen of Martyrs, 6:30, 8, 9:30, 11 12:30 ond 6 p.m. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X Personal attention — our staff trained to 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:15. What St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30 personally handle every problem, no matter 11, 12:15 and 5:30 p.m. how difficult, every detail, no matter hew FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, 6, 7 8:30. 10, ;i:30. Every Family small. St. Cecilia Mission, 7 ond 10. FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension, 7:30 9:30. Freedom of choice — every family may FORT PIERCE: St. Anastosia, (Church Should Know select a service price within their means — FUNERAL HOME 6 and 7:30 a.m. (Auditorium, 33rd St VI ond Delaware Avenue) 9, .10:30 one no one has to -plead charity to purchase Established 1926 12 noon. any of our funerals — no questions are asked Air Conditioned 24 hour About OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE — and we use no selling pressure! Phone Circle 7-3131 Porking 809 N. Krome Avenue, Homestead for IN TIMES Funerals Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost Serving So. Dade & The Florida Keys 75 Cors less at Van Orsdel's — and hove for over 25 Ed L. Bronom — Owner ond Funeral Director OF SORROW This is the title cf o new booklet VII just published by the Redemptorist years. All of our caskets are suitable for Fathers ond it's one *hot every church funerals. Catholic family should read. The information it contains may help We offer all families a choice of over 60 Bess Memorial Mortuary, Inc. NORTH DADE'S MOST DEDICATED greatly to avoid confusion ond VIII different caskets, with the finest of funeral express what words tragic mistakes, ond to lighten the service and facilities . . . complete in every burden of sorrow during bereave- FUNERAL HOME cannotl detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. Stondord 24-Hour Ambulance Service — Oxygen Equipped ment. For your free copy, fill out Concrete Burial Vaults from $115 — Standard 3790 N.W. 167th Street Phone 621-0514 ond mail the coupon to our office. Concrete Burial Boxes $55. 1900 N.W. 36th Street Phone 635-2436 There's no obligation. WE SEND SYMPATHY FLOWERS ANYWHERE SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET KRAEER FUNERAL HOME LITHGOW FUNERAL CENTERS 485 N.E. 54th STREET R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 Please send me a free copy (WOtofct Ambulance Service MIAMI MIAMI BEACH of WHAT EVERY FAMILY 635-4516 532-3361 SHOULD KNOW ABOUT FUNERALS. CORAL GABLES MORTUARIES 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY 665-5423 NAME POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA HOLLYWOOD FT. LAUDERDALE LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF ADDRESS 945-7051 371-7398 C. D. Van Orsde!, Licensee Phone WH 1-4113

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HOME IMPROVEMENT PLUMBING AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE ISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE - HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD I'63 FALCON convertible, automatic, sprint, 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath with Separate Duplex. $12,900 Total. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, BUILDERS HENRY FLATTERY cyl., radio, $1,650. 661-9044, LEE BONDY. GOING INTO BUSINESS? $15,000, $7,000 Down. 989-2757. patio. Near schools, church & shopping cen- Complete Septic Tank Service you need Beautiful Showcases, counter ters. 3010 N.W. 72 Ave. 987-9741. ADDITIONS, NEW HOMES, BUILDING PLANS fixtures, that were used in an exclusive 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, AMERICAN ADDITIONS INC., Hank Dorion, Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections;'64 Falcon, 2 door, stick shift, 6 cylinder, op or fine linens, please call MO 7-1190. 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 \ $1,430. NA 1-8272. 1110 N.W. 184 Dr. FURNISHED HOME and P00I $16,000 HOMES FOR SALE-N. MIAMI BCH. Member Of St. Monica's PL 8-0571 WHAT A BARGAIN!! 2 BEDROOM, FURNISHED $9,000 CBS BUILDING FOR WAREHOUSE Near St. Lawrence school. 1 Acre. 4 Bedroom, ROOFING '65 MUSTANG, NEW, ivy green, stick, $500 DOWN....$5,500 BUILDING REPAIRS original miles. 661-9044, LEE BONDY. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 2 bath, large Florida room. 18800 N.E. 22nd CALL Ave. Open. YU 9-2096 EVES. YU 3-4428 TONY THE HANDYMAN WE COVER TRE STATE ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO., INC. '57 CADILLAC, ALL EQUIPPED SPECIAL DISCOUNT, TO ALL CHILDREN IN Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry, Install Air See al! day Sun. or weekdays after 6 p.m. PAROCHAL SCHOOLS, ON BAND INSTRU- HOME FOR SALE-NORTH MIAMI Conditioners. Repairs. Wl 7-4256. LICENSED, INSURED, BONDED, GUARANTEED. J. A. O'Brien Realty FREE ESTIMATES—NEW ROOFS OR REPAIRS. 4321 S.W. 109 CT. 226-8249 ENTS, GUITARS, ETC. ABC MUSIC DADE: CA 1-6671 BR0WARD: 987-7542 110 Ponce de Lson 444-5123 €014 PEMBROKE ROAD $12,500. $400 D0WM AL — THE HANDY MAN MEMBER ST. BRENDAN PARISH WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA BANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANTS LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & Lovely corner CBS. St. James Parish. Hard- Painting, Jalousies, Carpentry, wood floors, tile roof, small Florida room, Light Plumbing and Household Repairs. USED PIANOS AND ORGANS IN FLORIDA 3189 McKINLEY ST. ICTORS, 300 NW 54 ST., MIAMI, PL 8-8795 CBS, 2 bedroom, bath, kitchen-dinette, central heat, large front porch, carport. $90 No Job Too Small ALL-NU ROOFING CO. CATALOGUE MAILED ON REQUEST month pays all. Furnished, price $13,000. Wl 7-6423 oward, JA 2-5131. Homestead, CE 8-1637 living & Florida room, garage. 983-8058. CLEANING, PAINTING, REPAIRS CHILDRESS 8. CASE, REALTORS FREE ESTIMATE PL 9-5977 SPECIAL 12006 N. MIAMI AVE. 758-4661 C. STERS 3x5' U.S.A. FLAG $6.90 \USICAL INSTRUMENTS 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, central heat, air condi- PREPAID PARCEL POST tioning, Florida room, well, sprinkler sys- WILL BUILD DUPLEX tem. 2 Blocks from Golf Course & Shopping To your specifications. On lot, CARPENTRY — PAINTING, ETC. PATTERSON BROS. ROOFING • TILE & BUILT-UP ROOFS MARY DREXLER'S Center. Nativity Parish. Owner, YU 3-3989. 2 blocks E. of Holy Family Church. Call GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS 945-7255. Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christi Patching & Reroofing our Specialty . NEW - USED Also cleaning & painting roofs. 681-4092 BAKER FLAG CO. GRETSCH, FENDER, GIBSON GUITARS. HOMES FOR SALE W. HOLLYWOOD ST. JAMES PARISH Carpentry, Formica Specialty, Cabinet Doors, PHONE 635-6311 lASSES, BANJOES, PEDAL STEEL GUITARS, "CBS CREAM PUFF," $15,000, $1800 Cash, Paneling, Alterations. Claude HI 8-7252. WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOF? 1454 N.W. 17th AVE., MIAMI, FLA. AMPLIFIERS, REVERBS, P.A. SYSTEM, 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, air conditioning and assume existing mortgage. No closing, No We repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed iCCORDIONS, DRUMS, BAND INSTRUMENTS. heating, patio, fenced yard. $10,000. 7766 Qualifying. 2 Bedroom, almost new appliances work. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 W. Meridian St., Miramar. in large kitchen, carpeting, drapes, air cond. CARPET CLEANING or MU 5-1097. $25 UP Extra CBS building for workshop, guest, etc. FABRICS FOR SALE 3 bedroom, 2 bath CS, partially furnished, Fenced yard, sidewalks, schools, shopping. Carpets expertly cleaned in your home. Roof repairing, Lie. & Ins. All work guar. sprinkler system, awnings, Florida room, car- Located in North Miami east of Expressway. Reasonable Price. Free Estimates. Peninsula Roofing Co. Home — OX 1-7576 SAM'S RADIO MUSIC port, $15,500. Phone 987-4157. 3609 S.W. 58 CHILDRESS & CASE, REALTORS Custom Carpet Cleaning, 821-8083, anytime. FABRICS UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY WEST HOLLYWOOD, 983-4370 Terrace. 12006 N. MIAMI AVE. 758-4661 John's Roofing. We cover Dade. Leaks and Largest selection in South. Draperies from FLOORING reroofing. Free est. CA 6-2790. $49c yd. up. Upholstery from $1. yd. up. REAL ESTATE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 14 ST. FABRIC BAZAAR 1367 N. MIAMI AVE. VINYL ASBESTOS TILE FROM 8c — ROOF CLEANING & COATING Endurance, 13900 N.W. 7th Ave. 681-4923. OTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS Roofs pressure cleaned {12. Spray painted NOME REPAIRS $47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465. FR 3-8125. VI POINT. Corner lot, by -swner. Terms or 30 CANVAS COTS, 12" high, aluminum ish. PL 9-0805 or PL 8-6271. .. frames, excellent condition. Suitable for LAVAL VILLENEUVE RUG CLEANING Kindergarten. $6 each. Call 444-1455. ALL KINDS OF HOME REPAIRS INDUSTRIAL BARGAIN PHONE 751-4262 WEEKDAYS AFTER 6 P.M. Give Your Carpets & Rugs That HOUSEHOLD GOODS NEW LOOK MAINTENANCE 8 REPAIRS; Windows, Doors, Don't Crank — CALL HANK, 759-8984 29"x54" Mirror and other household articles. 2 Acres $12,000 Roof Repairs & Cleaning. We do all work. 260 HE. 51st Street, Apt. 1. 754-8371 Zoned IU-2 (One call does all) CHARLIE 757-2384. SCREENS Railroad Siding UNIVERSAL SEWING MACHINE Kitchens Remodeled, Sink Tops — Additions, SCREEN Repairs and new installations. Li- Brand New, Sacrifice, $13. Call 685-1564. Repairs. M. Clancy, Phone Ft Lauderdale censed & Insured. No job too small. Ray, N.W. 58th Street 566-6949. member St. Louis Parish. CE 5-6434. Sewing machines repaired in your home, 7 Blocks West Of Palmetto Expwy. $1.50. No charge if not repaired. 685-1564. ABCO LOCKSMITHS UPHOLSTERY MILLER & BLACKBURN EXPERT —24 HOUR SERVICE SINGER, ZIG ZAG, SLANT NEEDLE, ALSO Makes Buttonholes and Designs Automatically. REALTORS GENERAL REPAIRS Sold $250 new. Resume 8 payments of $12.56. DISCOUNT UPHOLSTERY Will take trade. Call 685-1564. 1011 Langford Bldg., Miami, Fla. 5140 S.W. 8 ST. Phone 371-7703 444-9318 226-7859 Free Foam, Chair $19 DINETTE Set, Blond, 8 Piece: Couch & Tilt $24, Sofa $39 Chair. Lamps & Chest. HI 3-0489. OMES FOR SAtE — POMPANO LAWN MAINTENANCE Guaranteed Work, Free Estimates, Free Pick-Up, Delivery, EZ Terms, LAWN DRESSING, CLEAN FILL Retie Springs, Repad, 300 Samples SINGER FOR $20 $1,000 DOWN PROMPT DELIVERY, MU 1-2232. MU 1-2612 37 Years Experience. ST. COLEMAN'S PARISH (2 BLOCKS) Sewing Machine left in warehouse. Good IUILDERS SACRIFICE — WATERFRONT HOME RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SEC- PL 8-4737 condition. Guaranteed. Phone 759-4586 night 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Double Closed Garage TION. TEL: CA 1-1593 or day. Will deliver, no obligation. nd Screened Patio. 39' Sliding Glass Doors in view Intercostal. 1510 S.E. 11 St. LAWN MOWER SERVICE AKRON DECORATORS KNITTING YARNS Rattan and Danish cushions recovered, $4.35 OMES FOR SALE-POMPANO BCH MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. each, includes fabric. Kitchen chairs (seats FOR ALL THE BEST IN Authorized Service and Parts and backs) $3.87 per chair, includes colorful KNITTING YARNS, iy owner, 2 bedroom, 2 bath home. Built-in Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding vinyls. Sofas and Chairs Reupholstered or THE-WOOL SHOPS itchen. Wall to wall carpeting. Furn. in fine TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU Slipcovered reasonably. Draperies custom 1700 N. 23 Ave. at Taft, exel furniture, screened patio, awnings, 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 made. Fabrics sold by the yard. Huge savings. Hollywood, Florida irinklers. Must go north. 356 S.W. 14 St 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 Free estimates — Your home. CALL 949-0721 SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE LAWN SPRINKLERS OF 100% PURE ENGLISH KNITTING YARNS VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE 3 & 4 ply 100% pure, 4 02. $1.12 ,10 S.W. 16 Court. 2 bedroom 2 bath, Fla. ALLIED LAWN 3 & 4 ply 100% pure nylon, 4 oz. $1.12 m., patio, garage, built-in kitchen, sprinklers VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES Super nylon double knitting, 4 oz. $1.25 efrig. $15,750. LU 1-0118. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME Pure double knitting wool, 4 oz. .98 CHEVROLET* Representatives Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 THE WOOL SHOPS Installed, Serviced & Maintained 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. 1700 N. 23 Ave. at Taft, Hollywood, Fla. iiimiiiiiiiimiiiimiiMiiiiiiiiiim for th%BUY of a SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) John Young, Manager 923-1311 FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE CHEVELLE5 Lifetime CALL MU 8-4661 TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED MARINE EQUIPMENT The Best | OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME PAINTING CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 IBOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg CHEVY IIs iMarine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- INTERIOR — Exterior house painting, 3 men, WATER HEATERS nut Grove. HI 4-7343. Free estimate. Roofs & kitchen cabinets Car Values | spray painted. 661-4356. LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMBING CO. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE CORVAIRS Water Heater Repairs & Sales PAINTING — Interior - Exterior. Also Paper 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 Hanging. Licensed, insured, clean, reliable. Are Found | Low Rate. Frank Fortino, 696-3824. WINDOW REPAIRS CORVETTES Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. WINDOW CAULKING, SCREEN REPAIRS, Charles Blanemm Norman Pastartlla Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member In The | St. Thomaj OPERATORS. GLASS AND SHOWER DOOR VESPA Maf> St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. REPAIRS. CALL-CA 1-3051. New Cor Showrooms: ^ No. Miami Ave. at 21st Street FR 7-2*01 Refrigerators spray painted like new at your home, white or color, $15. 661-4356. WINDOW REPAIRS — ALL TYPES, JAWA - YAMAHA Used Cors: 3011 N.W. 36th Street NE 3-2582 GLASS PATIO DOORS REPAIRED, WILL FINANCE VOICE | PARTS FOR ALL TYPE WINDOWS KEITH L. LECKEY AND DOORS. 448-0890 iiuiiimmmmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiMiR FREE PICKUP AND DELIVERY ON REBUILT PAINTING CONTRACTOR • ALL SCREEN REPAIRS. RESIDENTIAL ONLY CALL NAtional 4-7955 FOR SALE Guaranteed Scooters . . . ALL MAKES REPAIR-ED PAINTING SPECIAL EXTERIOR WALLS $60 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE BEST VINYL. NEAT-CLEAN. LICENSED, NOW!! INSURED. GUARANTEED BY M. J. SPELLMAN. '57 Olds 2 dr.; '61 Dodge Lancer 4 dr. Both BESCAYNE SCOOTERS ALL AMERICAN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. fully equipped. Best Offer. Wl 5-5457. PH. 681-5823 MEMBER LITTLE FLOWER 444-5123 14354 N.W. 7th AVE. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE OWN A BRAND NEW l<""S10R, EXTERIOR HOUSE PAINTING, 3 r VREE ESTIMATE. REFRIGERATORS & KIT CABINETS SPRAY PAINTED. 661-4356. PAINTING Interior and Exterior of Ho"™es For The '65-BUICK and Swimming Pools. Licensed and Insured. Vernon Cassell, 821-2906. 2-DOOR SPORT COUPE CUBAN. PAINTING 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE. BEST TRADES, CALL GUZMAN, 633-2463. SPECIAL V-6 PAVING PRICES and DRIVEWAYS, Parking lots, Streets. All types sealing. All work fully guaranteed. No job FUI,L PRICE $2,280 too small. Call Ft. Lauderdale Paving, 565-6206 Just $180 Down Plus PLUMBING Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. Sales Tax, License McCORMICK - BOYETT Little Flower ASK FOR Epiphany PERFORMANCE WINNING SPECIAL WITH Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE Coral Gables REGULAR BUICK STANDARD FACTORY EQUIPMENT. We specialize in plumbing repairs South Miami 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. Day PL 7-0606 Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. SHEEHAN BUICK 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hours serv- ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new jobs. OX 1-4826. .AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" . PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8-ST. MIAMI 2301 S.W. 8th STREET - HI 4-1661 PHIL PALM PLUMBING DETROIT* FLINT- MIAMI REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS before you buy any car see us CALL PLAZA 8-9896 FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE April 16, 1965 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 37 HOMES FOR SALE—NO. MIA. HOMES FOR SALE — M. SHORES 770 N.W. 133 ST. ALL IN ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH 2 Bedroom, extra large Florida Room, car- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, unfurn $23,500 661 port, tile roof, gleaming hardwood floors; 3 bedroom, 2 bath, unfurn. F.H.A. $17,500 awning type windows oil heat, sprinkler sys- 2 bedroom, 1 bath & workshop, furn. $15,000 tem and awnings. V2 Block to bus, shopping 2 bedroom, 1 bath furn $11,000 and St. James Church. Price $12,500. DUPLEX, Frame $2,000 Down $ 9,000 !" REAL ESTATE MART DAVID J. BRADY, BROKER J. S. PALMER, REALTOR PL 4-2266 PL 1-7301 1190 N.E. 125 St. WALK TO ST. ROSE OF LIMA Lovely 2 bedroom 2V2 baths, HOMES FOR SALE - M. SHORES HOMES FOR SALE N.W. HOMES FOR SALE N.W. HOMES FOR SALE S.W. 15 YEARS family size kitchen, double lot. OF SPECIALIZING BETTY JOHNSON, Realtor 751-2340 NEAR ST. ROSE OF LIMA I1WID0W MUST SELL!! CBS 2 BEDROOM, 1 BATH. ST. HUGH PARISH IN THE 434 N.E. 102 ST. $400 Down FHA ON 2 LOTS. WITH SEPARATE UTILITY 2310 S.W. 26 St.: Custom Built immaculate I NEED GOOD SHORES LISTINGS. 1 YEAR New Colonia] 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, CHOICE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carport, awning ROOM IN REAR. FHA TERMS. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, family SALE OF HOMES FRANCES FRENCH, Realtor 696-2171 Extra large family kitchen, Central heat. patio, $74.31 month. Miss Forline 754-6667. FRANK LEONARDI, Broker 696-0092 room, heat - aircond. By OWNER PL 9-4108 THE KEYES CO. $16,900 or FHA terms. NORTH MIAMI & BISCAYNE GARDENS SHORES Area. 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Near 1705 N.E. 123 ST. REALTORS NEAR ST. MARY CHURCH ST. THOMAS PARISH Barry College. Call for appointment after 6. ST. ROSE PARISH. Air Cond-Heated 3 bedroom IF YOU ARE THINKING OF Comfortable, pleasant 2 bedroom, bath and Vi.6540 S.W. 72 Ct: Walk to Church and School. PL 1-4318. 2 bath, Enclosed garage. $17,500. Owner, $400 DOWN buys 3 bedroom 2 bath house, Furn or unfurn. Wall-To-Wall carpeting, storm Foyer entry, eat-in kitchen, BUYING OR SELLING After 5, PL 4-0874. FHA. Selling price $12,900. Rent $74.31 mo. shutters. Plus income from garage apartment. pool, patio, lovely wooded 534 N.E. 102 STREET Visitation Parish. NA 1-2359. 444 N.W. 77th Street, 758-4578. acre. CALL Large Lot, VALUE $10,000 HOMES FOR SALE N.E. HILL, FARLEY & vonZIMMERMAN BENDER REALTY 3 BEDROOM 2 bath house, NEAR PACE HIGH and BISCAYNE COLLEGE IN ST. ROSE OF LIMA PARISH REALTORS 665-1133 VALUE, you tell me. BARRY COLLEGE AREA!!! 3 Bedroom 2 bath with patio, carport, cir- NEAR MIAMI SHORES ,33080 N.W.Us 7e AVE The. Voice Classified MU 1-5621 Location, VALUE, the greatest! cular drive. Wood floors, built-in kitchen, CBS, Tile roof, 2 carport, sprinklers. OWNER. 3 bedroom 2 bath, large screened Little Ads TERMS? Let's talk it over. wall overi, knotty pine Florida room. 77x114' Total Price, $10,900. porch, garage, air cond., sprinklers, drapes. Big Results MARGARET THOMAS, Realtor PL 9-3543 Duplex Extraordinary Lot, on water. My Equity $4500, total PARKER REALTY, Realtor PL 9-3931 FLEXIBLE RENTAL ARRANGEMENTS No closing cost, no qualifying. Near Epiphany. $17,000. Call 681-9995. County Taxes. 8120 S.W. 62 Ave. MO 6-6408 REAL ESTATE 14x24 Florida room with private entrance and REAL ESTATE bath. Will trade for 2 bedroom house. 3 Bedroom. Hardwood Floors, enclosed ga- 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, garage, new kitchen, rage; 15x30 filtered Pool, $17,000. 8825 NW OWNER Sacrifice, quality duplex, top ' CLARK-GRELLNER REALTORS hardwood floors; 12x28 Covered patio, reverse 14647 N.W. 7 Ave. MU 8-0537 12 Ave. 759-3539. Fully furn. Near Gables. A SOLID If '; air conditioner, well and pump, fenced rear MENT for $2300 down, 1 mtge., only $... J. yard. Custom drapes, rugs. Walk to Elementary 1 or 2 family home. Near church, school. No . closing costs. Approx. $110 month. 'One Philip D. Lewis, Inc. and Jr. high school. $14,900. By owner Coof in summer. Low priced for immediate ide income $95. BARGAIN for young couple $9,000 TOTAL 780 N.W. 148 Terrace 688-3134 sale. 745 N.W. 30 St. 635-7749 after 10 a.m.or retired. Appt. HI 3-0761. Collect, 987-7650 1 BLOCK TO CHURCH REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS BUILDER* DEVELOPER Duplex, 1 bedroom frame, furn. AT ST. MICHAEL'S. CORNER CBS 2 BEDROOM, 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, 2 kitchens, Florida room, BEAUTIFUL 1-YEAR OLD POOL HOME PALM BEACH COUNTY 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. large Florida porch. Move CEDAR CLOSETS, 18x18 AWNING WINDOW fenced. $15,000, $450 Down. 5961 E. 6 Ave. 4 Bedroom 3 bath, large patio and office in one side, other side rents for FLORIDA ROOM, UTILITY ROOM, PATIO, 31 WEST 20th Street MIAMI- 38,: FLORIDA 688-3983. Air Cond. Secluded location in Perrine $75 month. $2,000 down. To see 120x60 LOT. Transferring, must sell. Call 238-0636 Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 Phone.PL010 8-0327 call J.S. PALMER, Realtor, PL 4-2266 $4300 MORTGAGE. PARTLY FURNISHED PRINCIPALS ONLY. CALL HI 8-1087. HOME FOR SALE — MIAMI BEACH 3 BEDROOM 2 Bath. Block to Holy Family WANTED! Church & school. Complete oil heat system 1600 N.W. 179 TERR. VISITATION PARISH N. BAY ISLE OFF 79th ST. CSWY. and complete sprinkler system; 3 room air- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central heat, fenced yard, ESTATE Settlement. Terrific Value. Must conditioners, enclosed garage. Price $18 500 enclosed garage, large screened terrace. sell CBS Rancher this week. TO SELL OR EXCHANGE Wl 7-7898. Carpets, draperies, landscaping. June oc- $22,000, Good Terms. cupancy. Price under FHA appraisal. Owner, CARMINE BRAVO, Broker 754-4731 HOMES FOR SALE — N.E. NA 4-2987 after 5. MY MODERN 3 BEDROOM HOMES FOR SALE — HI ALE AH THE FINEST VALUE IN AMERICA Split level, owner built, 3 Dedroom, 3 bath, 2 BATH, 5 YEAR OLD HOME WALK TO ST. ROSE & BARRY COLLEGE r 290 N.E. 115 ST. OPEN P.M.family room, 2 car garage, 2O'x4O pool. Many PALM SPRINGS, 1585 W. 53 ST. Corner 3 bedroom, 3 bath, HUGE FLORIDA extras. Reduced $5,000. Now $35,000. Near St. 3 bdrm., 2 bath. $500 down, take up payments. IDEAL LOCATION For Adults Only PORCH AND PATIO. Air-cond.-heat, detached James. MU 1-3390. 14225 N.W. 3rd Ave. WALKING DISTANCE TO 2 car (flexible) garage, sprinklers. Bus at 2 BLOCKS TO ST. JOHN CHURCH ALL NEEDS door. One low tax. CORPUS CHRISTI PARISH $900 DN. NO QUALIFYING $80 MO. MIDDLE 20's — $125 MONTH $900 Down, $9,900 Total. v$90 Month. No 2 BEDROOM CBS, COMPLETELY FURN. FRANCES DEAN, Broker, 759-4050 qualifying, no closing costs. Vacant CBS CAN ARRANGE LESS DOWN 3820 S.W. 87 COURT HAMPSHIRE GARDENS 3 bedroom plus den with jalousied porch and 445-1306 OR 887-8512 (NEAR BIRD RD. ) HOMES FOR SALE — N.W. carport. Newly decorated inside and out. By owner. MU 1-8618. HOMES FOR SALE S.W. WILL ACCEPT SMALL MORTGAGE, VACANT REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE LOT OR 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, FRAME OR CBS ON THE INTRAC0A5TAI WATERWAY Family must join husband working in North. TRANSFERRED. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH CONSTRUCTION— PROVIDING IT'S NEAR 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carport, Fla. rm., air VISITATION CHURCH 3 Blocks from St. Timothy School. Very DOWNTOWN. PRICE MUST BE RIGHT . . . Spacious 1-Bedroom Apartment cond. Near everything. St Vincent dePaul 4 Bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, carport, Reasonable. Call Owner 271-7902 Anytime. AS MY PRICE IS RIGHT. Parish. $14,300, need some cash. PL 7-7209. awnings, well, pump, sprinklers. 1 Block to Elementary school, 3 blocks to Visitation 3 BEDROOM $9,000. IF YOU BUY ... NO MONEY DOWN NEEDED Full Price Including 2 bedroom, 1 bath, garage, Fla. Rm., awnings, Church. $16,500, $600 down; payments $94.51 IT PRODUCES GOOD RENT. FR 9-5190 sprinklers. Biscayne Gardens. Owner, 754^2382. FHA. Air Conditioning NO QUALIFYING, $300 Down. 3 bedroom, 1 HI 6-9802 HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALENO QUALIFYING — IMMEDIATE POSSESSION bath. Fenced yard. 1 Block from school & and Heating 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, Florida room, carport, church. Seen evenings, 10311 N.W. 53 St. HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES corner, tile roof, hardwood floors. 1 Bed- $990 Down Payment — $78.08 Per Month Pays All room and 1 bath on one side of house has NEAR LITTLE FLOWER N.E 3 BEDROOMS, 2 private entrance. 3 Blocks to Pace High & $450 DOWN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ENCLOSED GARAGE BATHS, screened Biscayne College. $13,000, small down. 2131 S.W. 21 ST. 3 BEDROOMS, FLORIDA ON 100'xl30' OT. 2500 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY porch. Lot 70' x 140% ROOM, GARAGE, CARPETING, REFRIGERATOR, ESPECIALLY DESIGNED FOR PERSON STOVE, AIRCONDITIONERS. HI 8-0119. CONFINED TO WHEELCHAIR. BOYNTON BEACH sprinkler system. Close IDEAL FOR RETIREES TOTAL, $24,500. REALTOR, US #1 Between Baynton Beach and Delray Beach to shopping and church- DOLL HOUSE, 2 bedroom, 1 bath, beautiful NEAR ST. TIMOTHY BILL EISNOR, MO 1-4245 'Til 10 P.M. es. Bus to Bennett and fireplace with aquariums set-in-wall for de-REDWOOD Lanai enhances ttiis 3 bedroom, FEATURES: Wall-to-wall Carpeting • All Appliances Included Sunrise Schools. Price lightful effect, carport, fence, backyard is 2 bath horns. Buy equity and assume exist- HOMES FOR SALE-SOUTH MIAMI beautiful with rose garden, fish pond, Bar-B-Q, ing mortgage. $100 mo. pays all, even • Shuffleboard Court • Swimming Pool • Docking waste tax. Many extras, good terms. $17,500. Let us show tropical plants, well, pump, sprinklers, etc. EPIPHANY, LOURDES Facilities • Your Own Gorgeous Clubhouse '• Rec- you more. H. J. VOR- $13,000. MARY MULLEN, Realtor CA 6-1311 reational Director • FREE Brochure On Request. OPEN 1 TO 5 DERMEIER Realtor, NO QUALIFYING GLADYS K. McLEAN. Sales Manager 2200 E. Oakland Park We Have "7" Pool Homes 2 Blocks to St. Brendans. Split level 3 Bed- 5855 S.W. 100th TERRACE Blvd., Fort Lauderdale. room 2 bath, carport, laundry room, heat, air cond., washer, dryer, built-in kitchen, fenced. Custom built 4 bedroom, 2 bath, sprinklered Phone 564-63O1. BOAS REALTY, Broker Eves., 621-7801 Assume VA Mtge. 8571 S.W. 27th Terrace. V2 acre on quiet street. Lovely filtered pool 260 N.W. 62nd STREET 624-8448 in large screened patio. Carpeting, drapes, ST. BRENDAN PARISH built-in bookcases in living room, separate No Broker's Commission. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, dining robm, deluxe G.E. kitchen, fully large living room, central gas heat & air- equipped: City water, new wallpaper through- cond, large garage. Fenced yard with sprink- out. New washer, dryer; airconditioned bed- lers. Well kept. $17,500 FHA or Conventional. rooms. Many extras. $33,000. Owner. Prin- 3710 S.W. 86 AVE. 221-3737 cipals only. MO 7-5454.

TRANSFERRED TO NEW YORK TALLAHASSEE BOUND D MUST SELL, clean well kept 3 airconditioned Owner must sell this 3 bedroom 2 bath. • bedrooms, large lot over 130 ft. deep, land- Homemaker's kitchen with large pantry, de- scaped for maximum privacy. Screened patio lightful roofed screened patio. Near bus; 15x20. VA financing, low down payment. schools, shopping. $2,200 down. OWNER, 2161 S.W. 87 Ct CA 1-0078 VETTER REALTY, Realtor 448-1784 PRE-FINISHED WOOD PANELING DISCOUNT CENTRE J MAIL AN AD Handy Order Blank LARGEST BUY FROM FACTORY OUTLET FINEST See Our Classified Rate Box SELECTION BELOW REG. WHOLESALE PRICE! QUALITY For Charges

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HOMES FOR SALE - SO. MIAMI I HOMBS FOR RENT S.W. PTS. FOR RENT N.E. APARTMENTS FOR RENT — N.W. I CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE — CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE — 3 bedroom 2 bath, unfurnished. Clean, N.E. 85th STREET. 1 & 2 BEDROM APT., 1 bedroom apt., furn. 127 N.W. 74 St. Near JUNE 15 OCCUPANCY bright, airy. Fenced yard, nicely landscaped. FURN. $75 MONTH. CALL 757-1009. Cathedral. HI 3-9016; 446-0542. Mgr., Apt. 4. Lovely corner 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on V2Near school, church, bus. $115 month. acre. Filtered swimming pool, 2 car garage,5401 S.W. 114 Court. To see call 238-6935. 1 BLOCK ST. ROSE OF LIMA APTS. FOR RENT - SOUTH MIAMI sprinkler system, Air Conditioner. $22,000. Furn. 2 bedroom apt., living room, For appointment call owner at CE 5-1314 HOMES FOR RENT — SO. BADE Florida room. Apply 10774 N.E. 4 Ave. EPIPHANY AREA DUPLEX 2 bedroom furn. patio, Fla. room. PINE MANOR APTS. SEE this custom built 3 bedroom 2 bath, 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, furn., newly painted. PL 8-9468 anytime or PL 9-3865 eves. 7700 S.W. 54th AVENUE comfortable screened porch, large kitchen 2 Blocks to school and church. Near bus. 2 BEDROOM, FURN. AND UNFURNISHED with pantry, built-in features, fenced yard. 15 Minutes to Beach. $150 month. Can be Use The Voice Classified RESIDENTIAL AREA. NEAR EVERYTHING Near schools. $2200 down. seen 11 to 4 Sat. & Sun. 436 S.W. 26th Rd. For Best Real Estate Values MRS. ROY, MO 1-6739 VETTER REALTY, Realtor 448-1784 ROOMS FOR RENT NO. MIAMI ONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE — CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE — ROOM FOR RENT. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. ST. THOMAS PARISH CALL Wl 7-5546. SOUTH MIAMI -Hillsboro Windsor 5 BEDROOM, 3 BATH ROOMS FOR RENT—MIAMI SHORES Nicely furn.- room for mature lady. Pvt. BABCOCK HOME home. Reasonable. 251 NW 102 St. 758-8894. Mature woman. Make your home with us. UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR Private room and share home. St. Rose of DELIVERY AFTER MAY 20 Lima Parish. Reas. PL 8-9468.

2 CAR GARAGE AND CENTRAL ROOMS FOR RENT N.W. AIR CONDITIONING INCLUDED For professional woman. Comfortable clean room. Day bed with Beautyrest mattress. Air- $24,400 cond. Kitchen priv. in home with nice garden. Reas. Close to Barry, Dade Jr. Colleges. 6570 S.W. 77 TERRACE MU 1-3039 or PL 1-9093.

TRADE CONSIDERED ROOMS FOR RENT S.W.

BABCOCK CO. NICE room, home privileges. Lady or couple. 2020 TERBA Mr,R DRIVE, POMPANO BEACH, PHONE 942.9977 CALL MRS. CRAVATH, 238-4554 Call 271-2306 after 4:45 p.m.

ROOM, PVT. BATH, HOME PRIVILEGES LADY HOMES FOR SALE - SO. MIAMI OR COUPLE. CALL 271-2306. PRIVATE BEACH & DOCKS 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH $18,000 S.W. OFF CORAL WAY NEAR GABLES. PLEASANT ROOM FOR REFINED LADY. 445-1746. OCEANFRONT! 7001 S.W. 60 St. Walk to St. Thomas SECLUDED luxury! Lot 106x141. Garage, porch. $1,000 down MO 6-8481 for Appointment APTS. FOR RENT—DELRAY BEACH IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY ST. VINCENT FERRER • UNDERGROUND GARAGE Only 30 luxury garden-type condominium apartments HOMES FOR SALE — PERRINE Walking distance — Furn.. 1 & 2 bedroom, in a secluded residential neighborhood. No "bee-hive all utilities — Yearly from $130 monthly rates • 2 - 8th FLOOR SUN DECKS living" here. Your personal key toth e private beach PALMETTO COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES also. Pets. 912 Palm Trail. 278-1402. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carpeting, drapes, sprink- gate. Tie your boat to your own dock—direct access ler Many extras. $17,900, terms arranged. 175' PRIVATE BEACH COMPLETE G.E. KITCHEN APTS. FOR RENT — FT. LAUD. to ocean. Entertain your friends by the pool. Owner, 9715 S.W. 165 Terr. CE 5-8835. HEATED POOL WITH SUN DECK MARBLE BATHS 2 Bedroom Duplex, Furn. Yearly $90 Mo. BOAT DOCKS ON INTRACOASTAL INDIVIDUALLY CONTROLLED HOME FOR RENT — S.W. 1510 S.W. 20 St. 523-3931 PUTTING GREEN CENTRAL COOLING AND private balconies - 29' living room - 14' bed- 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, furn., newly painted. REAL ESTATE 2 Blocks to school" and church. Near bus. SPACIOUS ROOMS HEATING rooms - breakfast bar - central air and heat 15 Minutes to Beach. $150 month. Can be — finished painting seen 11 to 4 Sat. & Sun. 436 S.W. 26th Rd. PRIVATE BALCONIES • A MOST DESIRABLE ADDRESS LOCATION - LOCATION - LOCATION REAL ESTATE All other beach area condominium* in our price Fort Lauderdale range charge ground rent — double our atseisments BEST BUY IN CORAL VILLAS 1 Bedroom, 1 Bath from $12,800 6363 S.W. 32nd STREET — Federal Hwy. Frontage — 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths from $15,300 — here you own the land! Owner Will Sell Below Cost Between Holy Cross Hospital and Clean Like New 2 Bedroom CBS Oakland Park Boulevard on west 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths from $25,300 6371 S.W. 34th St. Listed $13,600 Make Offer — Home & Extra Lot side of U.S. #1. 300'x185' of prime $350 Down, FHA Requirement land in the heart of activity. Owner 1 BEDROOM $ Will Sell Subject To Court's Approval has no intention of developing same 2 bedroom CBS, has dining room, car- APARTMENTS port, Fla. room 12x24; hurricane awnings. and is anxious to sell. Complete de- Hillsboro Windsor 11,790 tails and brochure available upon 5 Furnished Models Open for Inspection D. H. ZIRILLO request. Price $135,000 with terms. only $21.60 mo.* REALTOR MO 7-8222 Will Jivide. H. J. Vordermeier, Oceonfront Cooperative Apartments SPECIALIZING IN Realtor, 2200 E. Oakland Park 1169 A-l-A, Hillsboro Beach / Phone 399-4362 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Blvd. Phone 564-6301. LUC COURCHENE, DEVELOPER-BUILDER 2 BEDROOM SALES, RENTALS, ETC. APARTMENTS only $26.40 mo.* beautiful * Include* alt «•(• main!., tic. HomeSite among the Located on A-l-A, 1 mi. South of Atlantic Blvd.; 1.3 mi. North of Lauderdale-By-The-Sea Virgin Oak Hammocks Lauderdale TERR:RBAA I POMPANO -by-the-Sea MAB j BEACH DRIVnwrE> hi ni vsa^i MAMAD I* I lift T.3mi, A-l-i-l-AA Wf lml A rare fabulous, elegant way of life. Live among 20 - P .., _, -M's/f OCEAN -Private Beach — acres of tall Virgin Oak Hammock Trees. Spacious

acre sites from $13,500. Model Home now open for Write or phone today for your personal your inspection $64,500. City Water, County Taxes copy of the Condominium Comparison Chart and only 3 minutes from South Miami. MANOR CLUB Condominium Apts. 2020 Terra Mar Drive Pompano Beach, Fla. Phone 942-9977 LOCATION - Near Epiphany Catholic Church. Gentlemen: Please send me my personal copy of the : hium Com- parison Chart by return mail.

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Directions to Homesites. Red Road to North Kendall Drive, Then East to Banyan Drive, HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE LOANS Drive down Banyan Dr. Entrance and model home BUY or SELL HOME LOANS j Thru 'BARNEY Inquiries Invited e No Obligation To Buy, Sell, Build or Refinance HI 4-9811 iCROWLEY/ T Tniversity •a* ANO UMN A**OOATHM* tLerr & Williams, Inc. Developers 92M69I lederal 14229 South Dixie Highway Phone: CE 5-2621 OF CORAL GABLES MIRACLE MILS AT PONCC tOOK FOR THE SHAMROCK SICNS"

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The awful crime has been "cast out the seven devils" that ment, Mary Magdalene wanted empty. From her lips came the Dolorosa alone in complete ded- raised to royal status by being consummated. They had killed were destroying her. He had to see His blessed form once most agonizing cry of the ages, ication to the very last, as have the first to be greeted by the "They have taken away my the Prince of Peace. The body been her kind and understand- more. The others were not many lonely Christians along risen Lord. She would never ing friend and her love for him Lord and I know not where again be lonely. The echo of her of the Son of God was laid there. She was again alone as the pathway of duty, even to in a private sepulcher in a near- was boundless and selfless. Dis- they have laid Him." reward would forever ring in she approached the sepulcher. martyrdom, from that distant memory. by garden. The sorrowing dis- consolate and alone in the long Mary Magdalene, transformed Timidly, falteringly she made time to this uncertain day. ciples had gathered in an up- hours of the night she had suf- by the Divine magic of redemp- fered her own Gethsemane. The victory of the Resurrec- per room of the temple. The her way through the dark shad- tion, had leaned heavily on her "Now when Jesus was risen tion proclaims the university of early the first day of the week Mother of Jesus had gone to a Full morning had not yet ows. Saviour. During the hours since the Christian's faith, and au- come. It was still dark when His death she had lived for the He appeared first to Mary room apart to pray. thenticates immortality. Mary Magdalene wended her Exhausted by a sleepless moment of comfort which might Magdalene." This was her re- Mary Magdalene was alone. way toward the tomb. Driven night and the weight of her come from seeing her beloved compense, her divine distinc- (From "An Easter Com- Her great benefactor was dead. by the universal impulse which sorrow she was ill prepared for Saviour once again, though in tion. She whose wayward life mentary" by Lyman J. n a time of bereave- the shock of finding the tomb death. She had trodden her Via had made her a pariah was Surface.)