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"We sought to build bridges and unify people. The Pro-Family Coalition sought to divide people... I think ours is a more charitable and Christian approach. "--Msgr. Corcoran Family meet divided on justice

MINNEAPOLIS -(NC)- "WE'VE SPENT decades Major differences in philosophy working for programs to help the between the Catholic Committee to poor," he said, while the Pro-Family the White House Conference on people advocate huge cuts in Families and the conservative Pro- government spending. Family Coalition that emerged at the Dan Richey, a conference Baltimore conference were evident delegate and Democratic state again in Minneapolis June 19-21 senator from Louisiana, said he and during the second family meeting. other Pro-Family supporters "want Msgr. Francis Lally, secretary as little government intervention as of the U.S. Catholic Conference possible in the family, including Department of Social Development lower taxes, fewer programs, and and World Peace and chairman of the restoration of traditional the Catholic Committee said the two values." groups are in agreement on opposing People should be "rallying abortions, but "miles apart" when it around their individual churches comes to social justice issues. and communities" to solve problems, instead of sending their money to the federal government, he said. The federal government is out of But control with an 18 percent inflation rate and a majtJPsdeficit, he said. Richey, a Catholic, said he believes the conference was united "rigged" against the PStFamily Coalition with a number of ^fl&aqil delegate appointments" by the state^ governors and national advisory on /aw committee for the WHCF. MINNEAPOLIS -(NC)- THE CONFERENCE was Conservative delegates to the "fe^chestrated by the Carter ad- White House Conference on Families ministration to come up with a complained June 19-21 in Min- blueprint for radical social change neapolis that the conference was in America," he said. "rigged and stacked" against them, But Msgr. Lawrence Corcoran, but they did join with moderates and executive director of the National liberals in asking lawmakers to Conference of Catholic Charities, analyze prospective laws and said the government needs to be programs for their impact on involved in full employment, families. housing, help for the elderly, and Among the 50 resolutions taxing policies supportive of adopted at the conference, the married couples. family impact statement drew the Msgr. Corcoran, a member of widest consensus, a 530-to-28 vote. the Catholic Committee to the ONLY FIVE proposals failed to conference, said the difference pass, including resolutions opposing between the Catholic Committee and American Indian reads address to Pope at beatification rite. (Continued on Page 18) (Continued on Page l g ) 'Lily' beatification is colorful/American' VATICAN CITY -(NC) - An was the first time that the Indian first Bishop of Quebec; Sister Marie participated in the beatification international air permeated St. tongue had been used in a liturgical of the Incarnation, foundress of the ceremony. Peter's Basilica June 22 as Pope rite at the Vatican. Ursuline Sisters of Canada; Jesuit The crowd in St..Peter's broke John Paul II beatified the "Lily of Pope John Paul used five Father Jose de Anchieta, who into spontaneous applause when the the Mohawks," Kateri Tekakwitha, languages — Italian, Portuguese, worked in Brazil; and Pedro de San pope spent a few extra moments with and four European missionaries to Spanish, French and English — in Jose Betancur, a layman who Mohawk Chief Andrew Delisle and North and South America. his homily at the Mass. worked in Guatemala. his wife Gladys, of the St. Regis THE TRIBAL regalia of more "In this day of glory (the newly Reservation in upstate New York. than 100 North American beatified) reminds us that we are all Thirty-one cardinals, 60 arch- THE INDIANS' Offertory gifts Indians added a festive note to the called and required to follow the bishops and bishops and about 20,000 included peace pipes, headdresses ceremony, and U.S. Catholics had sanctity and perfection of our own lay people, religious and priests and piles of beaver skins. key roles in every aspect of the state and that the church...by its liturgy. nature is missionary and must follow A two-and-a-half-hour ceremony the same road followed by Christ, Devotedly Yours column.... 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Page 2 f Miami, Florida / THE VOICE f Friday, June 27.1980 -Devotedly Yours Bishops' retreat; racial justice This month the Bishops of accepted an invitation from our mountaintop, we will be the leaders Florida gathered at the home of Governor to visit with him. Governor in condemning and working to Bishop Rene Gracida, in Graham wished to assure us of the eradicate any racial or cultural Church and actively participate in Tallahassee, to spend four days in concern of his office to respond prejudices. This is an inescapable its programs. prayerful retreat. effectively to the crisis in South part of Evangelization. I hope that we Catholics and the It was a blessed experience. We Florida. He expressed appreciation We agreed the topic should be members of the entire religious appreciated the opportunity for for our efforts as religious leaders. treated in the pulpit. We also agreed community of our Archdiocese will reflection, peace and rest after the He is concerned about removing the it would be well to encourage our recognize that we are the key to hectic pace of the Spring. We took causes of such unrest and people to arrange small group changing attitudes on race and turns leading the conferences which rebuilding, but he does not wish to dialogues with members of other justice, providing the leadership for were based on an address our Holy seem to reward or encourage the races or cultures to create better peace based on justice in the various Father gave to the American madness of rioting. understanding. It was also pointed communities of our Archdiocese. Bishops when he visited our country. I met recently with a number of out that many Black Catholics are As Metro Mayor Clark In that talk he greeted us with our Black Catholics for candid offended by Church appeals that remarked to me the other day, all the fraternal affection and en- conversations. We agreed that imply all Negroes are a burden to the efforts at rebuilding after riots and couragement. He dwelt on our racial prejudice is totally contrary Church, beneficiaries of mission creating jobs will be fruitless unless responsibility to be the proclaimers to the teachings of Christ and His appeals. They point out that Catholic there is a spiritual renewal of at- of the teachings of the Gospel. Church. If we Catholics are true to Negroes are also brothers and titudes. At the close of our retreat, we our calling to be the light on the sisters who lovingly support the Abp. Edward A. McCarthy Sex Ed guides from Catholic unit due MILWAUKEE -(NC)- In Dolesh said in an interview in guidelines soon to be published by Milwaukee. They are being the U.S. Catholic Conference reviewed for final approval and will (USCC), Catholics will "finally have probably be published in July: an officially approved resource to THE PURPOSE of the give solid direction in the area of sex guidelines, he said, is to state education," said a USCC staff guiding principles, under the member involved in developing them. authority of the U.S. bishops, for sex The guidelines are "a com- education programs in the home, prehensive approach to all areas of school and parish. sexuality and appropriate to par- Although no one is obliged to use ticular age levels, all within the the guidelines, Dolesh said the bounds of basic Catholic teaching," committe hopes they will be used in said Daniel Dolesh, specialist in all Catholic elementary and elementary catechesis and family secondary schools, religious education in the USCC Department education programs and other youth of Education. They are, he added, programs. "very creative and very positive, He said the bishops, responding based on solid Catholic theology." to "a tremendous need expressed A 25-member committee of around the country," ordered the bishops, physicians, theologians, production of "a document con- educators and speicalists in sonant with Catholic teaching." WITH CARTER FAMILY - Pope John Paul II talks with President Carter, his wife Rosalyn sexuality has spent two and a half There is "nothing of this sort at the and daughter Amy as they meet in the pope's private library during Carter'strip to Europe years in developing the guidelines, present time," he said. for summit talks. Pope resumes laicization VATICAN CITY - (NC) - For laicization than those in effect under said that in his first 20 months as cases a week being acted on is the first time since he became pope Pope Paul VI. Under Pope Paul pope, John Paul granted a small conservative. John Paul II has begun a regular about 30,000 laicizations, an average number of dispensations in cases The sampling also did not take process of reviewing laicization of about 2,000 a a year, were involving elderly priests who had into account the large number of requests and has granted some granted. Very few requests were been away from active ministry for pending cases involving diocesan besides those dispensed under turned down. many years and were seeking priests. "deathbed" terms. Pope John Paul I granted an reconciliation with the church. But Laicization requests for mem- From several reliable sources estimated 50 laicizations during his these "deathbed" cases were ex- bers of religious orders are handled NC News Service learned that in short reign in August-September ceptions from the general pattern of through the orders' procurators mid-June the pope had started act- 1978. The exact number has not yet the Pauline years. general, most of whom reside in ing on a backlog of the estimated been officially published. THROUGH A spot-check of Rome. For diocesan priests the 4,000 requests from priests wanting When Pope John Paul II was several religious order sources in requests are handled through the to be laicized, that is released from elected, laicizations were abruptly Rome NC News was told that eight local bishops, who are scattered all their priestly rights and duties. halted. In his first six months he letters of dispensation had been over the world. The pope intends to act on refused to act on an estimated 2,000- received on June 20-21 by three A source said there are in- around 50 cases a week, the sources plus cases that were pending at the orders. dications that under the current said. time of his election. In view of the large number of decisions by Pope John Paul and the THEY ALSO predicted issuance In March and April 1979 he acted religious orders headquartered in expected new norms, the personal soon of a new Vatican document that on a few cases, denying the Rome, the relatively small sampling state of the priest at the time of his will include stricter norms for requests. But reliable sources also indicated that the estimate of 50 ordination is being given greater emphasis.

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Miami Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27,19801 Page 3 OFFICIAL The Chancery announces that Archbishop McCarthy has made the following appointments: THE REV. JAMES REYNOLDS to Pastor, St. Henry Parish, Pompano Beach, effective July 2, 1980. THE REV. E. MICHAEL KELLY - to Pastor, St. James Parish, Miami, effective July 2, 1980. THE REV. JORGE PERALES- to Associate Pastor, St. John Bosco Parish, Miami, effective June 25, 1980. THE REV. WILLIAM MYLCHREEST (newly ordained) - to Associate Pastor, St. Brendan Parish, Miami, effective July 9, 1980. THE REV. DIONISIO ORAMAS - to the faculty of St. John Vianney College Seminary, Miami, ffective June 16, 1980. THE REV. FLAVIAN MAGROGAN, C.P. - to Associate Pastor, St. Paul of the Cross Parish, North Palm Beach, effective July 1, 1980. THE REV. PETER FARRELLY, S.J. - to Associate Chaplain, Holy Cross Hospital, Fort DRAFT GUIDE — Father Rick Cassidy, director of the justice and peace office in the Archdiocese of Lauderdale, effective August 1, 1980, Detroit, holds a guide to help young Christians resolve the draft issue in their own consciences. (NC Pho- upon nomination by his Superior. to) Draft info program begun in Detroit DETROIT -(NC)- With the countersign, the great challenge August," Father Cassidy said. justice and peace office's materials prospect of military registration that Christians have to deal with. HE SAID that by registering a include a draft resource guide coming this summer, a new program Military service is related to war young man neither enlists nor in- containing literature and recom- to help young men form their con- and it becomes important for dicates his willingness to serve in mendations of the U.S. bishops and sciences on draft issues is being Christians to determine their at- the armed forces, but tells the other Christian groups regarding the introduced in the Detroit Arch- titudes toward the issue," he said. authorities who he is and where he military. diocese. Announcement of the arch- is. But registration is a first step, so ALTHOUGH THE resource Sponsored by the Office of diocesan program follows recent that if the draft is reinstated a man guide includes articles on draft Justice and Peace in cooperation passage by the U.S. Senate of a draft could be called up for active duty resistance and conscientious ob- witharea peace groups, the program registration bill requiring young within a matter of a few weeks, "a jection, Father Cassidy stressed is to involve schools, colleges and men of 19 to 20 to register for relatively short time for him to that the program is not advocating community groups to help Christians military service. determine what his attitude to the draft resistance in all cir- deal with issues of military service. "Now that the Senate has passed military is," Father Cassidy said. cumstances. The move is part of a worldwide the draft registration bill, and since "If you are fully convinced that "Vatican II teaches that a trend within the Catholic Church there's only a minor difference it is fitting and just to serve in the person who in good conscience feels since Vatican II to emphasize between the Senate version and the military, there is no problem with called to support the defense of their education for peace, said Father House version, and since the the draft. But if you are uneasy with country can do so through military Rick Cassidy, director of the justice president has already indicated he the prospect of military service or service," he said. 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Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27, 1980 The patenting of new life forms By JIM LACKEY Human Values. Bishop Vaughan noted that the WASHINGTON-(NC)- The patent at issue in the case — the Supreme Court's decision granting invention of a bacterium that patent protection to new life forms "digests" oil spills — did not involve was by all accounts a major step in the creation of anything ap- the continuing history of proaching human life, thus making a biotechnology. Much less clear, major difference in the moral or however, are the theological and theological issues involved. moral implications. HE -ALSO likened the invention The court, in a landmark of such bacterium to scientific ad- decision released June 16, said new vances in the cross-fertilization of life forms created in the laboratory plant life or in the breeding of cattle are patentable like any new in- to produce better meat. Such ad- vention. Basing the ruling on the vances of themselves are not narrow grounds of congressional morally wrong, but if they were intent, a slim majority of the court's applied to human life the issues justices said there was nothing in would be completely different. patent law which limits patentability to inanimate inventions. But Bishop Vaughan also noted that the long-range effects of the . . .It could mean more mo- current biotechnological revolution ney being pumped into the could have moral implications, even field, and that could lead to if scientists avoid genetic some moral issues. Bp. engineering of human life. "I don't think this case opens Agustin Vaughan anything up, but it could mean more money being pumped into the field, THE COURTS decision left a lot and that could lead to some moral of unanswered questions. One might issues," said Bishop Vaughan, be the question of patenting new noting the greater attractiveness of strains of human life should the time such research when scientists can ever come when scientists begin gain exclusive rights to market genetic manipulation of human their discoveries. chromosomes. That may seem to be a He also raised the age-old far-fetched issue, but in a field which question of the risks versus the perimentation. There also is the framework in which ethical aptly has been described as in the benefits to society of such research. issue of whether Congress should decisions on the advisability of such early stages of a revolution, nothing It would be morally wrong to subject step in and redefine the extent to research can be made. is too far-fetched for consideration. society to the risk of an un- which patent protection should be A prime example has been For the time being though, the controllable new disease, he pointed granted to the results of such exr church involvement in the test-tube limited scope of the Supreme Court's out, but he also commented that perimentation. baby debate. While the possibility of ruling appears to limit as well the there always have been risks in- While parts of the scientific conceiving a child outside the womb decision's theological reper- volved in any experimentation. community want to go full speed has fascinated scientists and held cussions. BESIDES THE moral and ahead in genetic reasearch, church out hew hope to couples unable to "There doesn't seem to be any theological issues, the Supreme groups at times have joined public conceive naturally, church groups direct moral issue here," said Court case also raised public policy interest lobbies in urging caution. have urged caution because of the Auxiliary Bishop Agustin B. questions such as the extent to which They have warned against ex- possibility that ova fertilized in the Vaughan of New York, chairman of the government should be en- periments for experimentation's test tube might then not be implanted the U.S. bishops' Committee on couraging such research and ex- sake and have tried to establish the in the womb and be left to die. Re-examine policies on life -leaders WASHINGTON -(NC|- Rabbi Bernard Mandelbaum, They said they intend to ask both of which were in wide use Promising a new look at the religious general secretary of the Synagogue Congress to begin developing new before their tragic side effects were and ethical issues behind the Council of America — issued a joint patent laws to deal with the "new discovered — life forms reproduce creation of new life in the statement on genetic engineering questions" raised by the creation of and grow on their own and thus laboratory, three leading officials of June 20, four days after the Supreme new life. would be infinitely harder to con- Catholic, Protestant and Jewish Court ruled that the results of such "But the issue goes far beyond tain." groups have urged re-examination of The statement by the three public policies regarding such religious leaders also questioned creation. Unlike DDT or DES...Iife forms reproduce and grow on their own and thus should be infinitely harder to con- whether private corporations would Specifically, the three urged consider more than the profit motive reconsideration of whether patent tain. in dispersing new life forms. protection should be granted the Joint Statement "Private corporations develop inventors of such new life and asked genetic engineering are patentable. patents," they added. and sell new products to make that criteria broader than simple "WITH THE Supreme Court money, whether those products are profits be applied to its use and decision allowing patents on new While the creation of new life automobiles or new forms of life," distribution. forms of life — a purpose that could forms can be beneficial, the the statement said. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27, 1980 / Page 5 No Cuban-black link to riots, priest says By MARIE SALAZAR said in part: "Back in the 60's the Catholic Service Bureau Cubans did not take jobs from the blacks, the blacks simply never had The black civil disorders those jobs. This is a problem of in- were "coincidental to the recent stitutional racism. influx of Cuban refugees from "THE NATIONAL media, Mariel," Monsignor Bryan O. especially, seems to be looking for a Walsh, director of Catholic Charities scapegoat to the racial problems in for the Archdiocese of Miami, told Dade County by blaming them on the the Little Havana Kiwanis Club, recent refugee influx. Blacks have Monday. had problems for years all over the United States and it had nothing to "One event has no direct casual do with Cubans. It had to do with relationship to the other. Outsiders racism. Unfortunately, the national like to imply that there was a casual media have some local people connection. This is completely believing the scapegoat theory. misleading and constitutes looking "If a Cuban can compete with a m* for a scapegoat/' he said. black for an entry level job, it is not Monsignor Bryan 0. Walsh looks over an album presented to him by Catholic Service Bu- Msgr. Walsh, a nationally the fault of the Cuban, it is the fault reau personnel during his recent birthday party celebrated by CSB staff. The album is filled known expert in refugee matters of racism in our society. A black with news clippings of his past refugee-related activities locally and nationally. Cuban has a better chance than a black American at an entry level 1 job. For instance, take a dishwasher. For a black this is a traditional dead 'Man of the Year end job. To a Cuban this is the first Catholic Charities director Although most were cared for in the public trust which operates step on the ladder to success. He will Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh, has been dioceses across the nation until they Jackson Memorial Hospital and has become a waiter, desk clerk and honored here as Dade County's could be reunited with their families, also served as chairman of Dade' might even end nip owning the hotel. outstanding citizen of the Year by at one time he had under his direct Human Relations Board, the "It is well known that refugees B'nai B'brith. supervision more than 8,000 in the Interfaith Agency for Social Justice have greater chance of success Archdiocese of Miami. When the and of the Housing Council of the than native born people. It is sur- Msgr. Walsh, recognized in- recent influx of Cuban refugees Greater Miami Coalition. vival of' the fittest. Those without ternationally as an expert on began in April the program was Msgr. Walsh, who was born in strength or ambition stay home. refugee affairs accepted the award reactivated to care for serveral County Offaly, Ireland, and has an "UNFORTUNATELY, the on his 50th birthday, June 19 in hundred boys and girls who arrived MA degree in sociology from the recent exodus had brought some recognition of his concern for without relatives in the boat flotilla. University of Northern Colorado, very negative publicity to the local refugees and his contributions to the As director of the apostolate for has been a parttime faculty member Cuban community. The media has community in many areas. Migrants, Refugees and Travelers teaching sociology at Biscayne picked up on the 300 or 400 refugees in South Florida, Msgr. Walsh has Band Barry Colleges. He has been who left the resettlement camps and Ordained in 1954 at St. Augustine. are sleeping in the streets without Fl., the Irish-born priest has been testified numerous times before an outspoken defendant of the rights Congressional hearings, the most of Haitian refugees and was, in 1978 picking up the tremendous effort associated with the charitable shown by the Cuban community in programs of the Church in Florida recent occasion being on May 12 of a member of a Task Force formed by this year before a Seante Judiciary Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy to helping approximately 55,000 new since 1955. His unique program of refugees in the South Florida area. care for Unaccompanied Cuban Committee hearing on Cuban request that the Federal government refugees. permit former Cuban political They have done an excellent job in Children inaugurated in 1959 absorbing the refugees. Out of those eventually brought 14,000 boys and He is the first clergyman in prisoners and their families to enter girls out of communist Cuba. Dade County to serve as chairman of the U.S. at a faster rate. (Continued on P age 16)

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Page 6 I Miami, Honda I THE VOICE I Friday, June 27,1980 Graduation at Oversown Center

In solemn procession the children slowly walked towards the podium to receive a handshake and diploma. Dressed in white caps and gowns they shyly smiled at parents and guests who were eagerly ap- plauding. The Tiny Tot Graduating Class of 1980. Overtown Day Care and Neigh- borhood Center's second graduating class was 'moving on up' to first grade and kindergarten in the public schools. THE CENTER serves a predominantly Haitian neigh- borhood. Wilma Pierre, Martine Jasmin and Job Milfort sang 'Ti Zouazo' in Creole and Ana Vallejo, Angery Mejia and Nanette Negron did a Spanish number 'Mi Escuelita'. Overtown is one of eight day care centers under the auspices of Catholic Service Bureau's division of Day Care and Neighborhood Centers. It is located at 1401 North Miami Avenue. The staff recognized the efforts of parents on behalf of the center and Mrs. Lamercie Francois, Mr. and Mrs. John Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Felton and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Milfort were mentioned during the exercise. Eline Sylvain, the ad- ministrator, received a plaque from Federico Sarmiento on behalf of the staff. Sarmiento, who is the assistant administrator, managed to keep it a Kids line up with dazzling caps and gowns for graduation at Archdiocese-sponsored neighborhood center in Overtown area. secret until the end of the program. Mercy Hospital Diet Program APPROPRIATELY, Steve guests loved it and eagerly clapped. You can be a winner if you are a Ave. For additional information and Seneque, Tyrone Chandler, Tamara Afterwards there were loser! Diet Workshop Classes are registration, call Mercy Hospital Tuitt, Leo Green, Jasuim Taylor and refreshments and parents had a. held every Tuesday, 3:30 to 4:30 patient education department, 854- Latoyia Felton did a disco number chance to see the center and visit p.m., in two-south classroom at 4400 extension 2683. 'Ain't no Stopping us Now.' Thewith staff. Mercy Hospital, 3663 South Miami You Are A Priest Forever Life is usually a mixture of some "good whereby we group together as many news and some bad news" ... some smiles generous persons as are needed to provide and some tears... We, too, have some good for one seminarian. As little as $5 or $10 a news and some bad news. The good news is month will enable you to participate in this very encouraging, and the bad news is not so program. bad. We will let you know the seminarian you The good news is that in Asia alone, we are supporting and will inform you from Salesians have over 250 seminarians, men time to time of his progress. Some have one who have passed years of preliminary educa- year to go, others four years. You can tion and mission work and now have one to choose one as near or as far from the four years more of studies to reach the priesthood as you wish. priesthood. They have the proven will and Pius'XII once stated that if you help a ability to undertake the grueling responsibil- candidate for the priesthood, you "will share ities of a missionary priest to the poorest of in all the merits of this Apostolic work..." the poor. Think of sharing in the life of a missionary The bad news is that, while they have priest, and of the persons he will help in his everything it takes to become zealous lifetime. Joseph, Alexander, Patricia, Alexander PatricK... The KOLSKI Family priests, tmS^lack one thing — the finances. The next best thing to having a priest in Today, it takes an average of $500.00 a year the family is to adopt one, and to have your to educate a seminarian in these last four family in the heart of a priest, who every day, As individuals and as a family, years of theological studies. as he offers the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, we are active in the affairs of the Archdiocese While it may be impossible for some will remember you and your family whc and deeply involved in the Catholic community. donors to afford this, we have a plan have made his priesthood possible. So we are as personally concerned as you, when we lose a member of our community. SALESIAN MISSIONS • P.O. BOX 30 DEPT. TV • NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. 10802 Dear Father Edward: It should ease your grief substantially With the understanding that I am not in any way bound in law or in conscience, I to know that you will be served not only far beyond will try to send you considerable professional abilities, but with the sensitivity of a family-minded Catholic Funeral D $20 • $10 • $5 a month as a member of the Seminarian Support Program. I Director and staff. enclose $ as a first gift. D I cannot contribute on a monthly basis but accept my one time contribution of $ '.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27, 1980 I Page 7 MATTER OF

It is axiomatic to human nature that: If • Anne-Margarets (Hollywood will detracts from the moral questions, out it CAN be done it WILL be done. stop at nothing if there's a buck in it.) merely places some degree of control over When it was proposed a few years ago If it is possible, sooner or later the profitability of such acts. that man could make a bomb capable of someone, somewhere will clone a human, Mankind is on the threshold of a whole destroying whole cities, despite the potential raising all sorts of practical and moral new array of moral questions based more horrors of it, the bomb WAS created. considerations. or less on the very question of what life When it was proposed that man could The Supreme Court's recent ruling on really is, and especially what human life make chemicals or cultivate germs capable the patentability of life forms neither adds nor really is. The Supreme Court bought the of killing—or even better, maiming-whole argument that life is "largely chemical." populations, it was done. No doubt. That's why aspirin works. . When it was proposed that a bomb But the fundamental question is this: could be made capable of killing people but Are chemicals ALL we are? EDITORIAL The legal trend in recent years has been for the courts to say "We deal in leaving property intact for the victors-the secular and legal parameters, values are neutron bomb-it was done. left to the individual." Thus the soft rulings Lower life forms, such as frogs have been on obscenity, abortion and valueless sex reported cloned, and the cloning of human ed in the schools. beings is considered theoretically possible. Now, with science delving further The possibilities run from the sublime to into areas probing the very nature of life, the horrible to the ridiculous. One imagines it is more imperative than ever that the a lab full of: mainstream religions of this and other • Einsteins (Would ten geniuses make countries become unified in the basic ten scientific breakthroughs? or do we really understanding of what human beings really need ten Theories of Relativity? Or ten are, and then stand up to the ongoing Hamlets, for that matter? scientific and legal onslought that is reducing • Hitlers (Could ten Hitlers do ten times us to not much of anything. as much evil or just stumble over each other?) © 1980 Herblock in The Washington Post

By Fr. John Dietzen How to make moral decisions?

Q. In reply to a recent question, responsibility through the charism wrong because the custom seemed to and remember that, even in the what you do not say directly is of their office, but they too are part threaten the economic stability of midst of what seems like confusion, almost more intriguing than what of this pilgrim church. History has families arid society. One Jesus always keeps that promise. If you do say. always taught, as it does now, that ecumenical council (the Council of occasionally there is more gray area If I may paraphrase one the black and white answers some Vienne) decreed that anyone who than we find comfortable or paragraph, "In forming one's people seem to demand are often not taught that taking interest was not a desirable perhaps that is his way of cousicence, the guidance of the possible; or at least that such an- sin should be punished in the same telling us to be a little more self- church must have a significant swers are not at all evident. way as a heretic. reliant and a little more open to his influence." Does that mean that the Second, we must remember that That position gradually grace and to the fact that we still church no longer makes an absolute what we call God's laws often deal changed, of course, as the have a lot to learn — all of us. statement about what a mortal sin with matters of "natural law" — requirements and nature of large Finally, a key word in your is? While I can understand this in that is, those laws or principles of economic systems became evident. questions is "rationalize." One regard to church laws (fasting, Holy action that man must follow in order The change occurred, however, only rationalizes morally when he knows days, abstinence), does it apply to to be truly human, to provide for the at the cost of long confusion and what he wants to do, knows his God's laws, the Ten Commandments, right kind of physical, emotional, disagreement among bishops, motives are doubtful if not too? intellectual and spiritual growth theologians, priests and others about downright evil, and yet fishes It would seem that everyone, that will make him more perfectly the legitimacy of the practice. around for some phony justification including Hitler, could rationalize alive and whole as a human being. Christ promised us all the to delude himself and others. This is their doings. If the church can't or Among these would be, for example, guidance we will need to make good, pure dishonesty right from scratch, won't say what is a sin, can we ask the principles underlying the Ten sincere moral decisions. We would and has nothing to do with genuine if there really is any sin? Commandments. do well to remember that promise, moral decision making. (Massachusetts) The church, again mainly A. I am not really sure what through its college of bishops with connection you are attempting to the Holy Father, guides us in ap- Thanks from CHD make between the church's plying these principles to our daily To the Editor: The Archdiocese of Miami has statements and the existence of sin. lives. In carrying out such guidance I wish to thank the people of the received back 52 percent of it's Unfortunately, there is, no the church is faced with an ever- Archdiocese of Miami for their money in such grants. doubt, such a thing as sin. The changing array of social, scientific, continuing and generous support of The continued generosity of the church can and does make absolute economic, political and the Campaign for Human people of your diocese fulfills the statements" about sin. However, psychological realities — all of Development. Recently a check for spirit of Pope John Paul II' s Puebla maybe our expectations of what which in some way affect what is the $59,223.75, was received here at the statement that "the Church's exactly the church can or should say truly "human" or moral way to act national office. This amount is the evangelical commitment ought to be about God's laws are wrong. in specific instances. 3/4 portion to be distributed the same as Christ's: a commitment Above all, we cannot think of Our traditional moral principles nationally. This year 646 funding to the most needy," and his "the church" as a sort of answer tell us that circumstances deter- proposals requesting nearly $44 statement at Yankee Stadium that machine for every question about mining what is morally right or million have been received. charity is no't enough, but ..."you life and morality. The church is a wrong change not only from one part These are now being reviewed will also want to seek out the living community of people of the world or one culture to and prioritized by national staff, the structural reasons which foster or struggling and working at every another. They also change from one CHD Diocesan Directors, and the cause the different forms of point through history to understand time to another. CHD National Committee of 40 poverty." CHD is designed to foster and respond to God's laws — The classic (but by no means people representing all geographic those institutional changes which especially the primary law of Christ only) example concerns accepting regions and the ethnic/racial address the very causes of poverty. to love God above all and to love our interest on invested money. For makeup of the United States. neighbor as ourselves. The bishops centuries the church taught Usually there is enough money to Rev. Marvin A. Mottet and pope have the primary teaching repeatedly that this was seriously fund some 120-125 self-help projects. Executive Director Page 8 f Miami. Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27,1980 By Antoinette Bosco Casualties of the sexual revolution

For more than a decade, we've She tells me about Thursday nights. "acquaintace rape." It is seen in- acquaintance rape. The sexual been hearing of the "sexual That's party time, when most of the creasingly on campuses. revolution added a powerful revolution." men and women in her dorm let out JANET'S STORY points out how ingredient to the pressure cooker of The expression was often ap- their pent-up stresses in a blast of the sexual revolution is producing its college-students emotions. plied to college campuses where beer, booze, pot and hot music. Very casualties. So much was written in close living arrangements in dor- conveniently, a bar is located right the '70s about permissiveness, free Recently I interviewed Dr. mitories pushed sexual boundaries Joseph Katz, co-author of a recent back. The results included new article in Change magazine titled sexual freedom for women as well as w "Sexuality and College Life." He men; acceptance of premarital sex; What we see now is the damage. Young people cul- said his research shows that the escalation in venereal diseases, turally pressured into sexual relationships for which they "great sexual liberation" has led to unwanted pregnancies and abor- were not prepared physically, emotionally or spirit- an increase in problems between the tion; and — interpreted as a plus by sexes. Anxieties surface. "Dif- some — sharing, interpersonal ually... ficulties that formerly manifested relationships, admittedly without themselves only in marriage now commitment, but also without guilt. appear earlier in life as college students tangle with intense and After talking with a lot of college lifestyles and contraceptives that intimate relationships." students I concluded that while in the dorm, so the students can bash conveniently close to their the people involved got lost in the everyone was busy talking about verbiage. sexual liberation' as a cultural rooms. As the hours go by, the place DR. KATZ told me that on every gets wild and the pairing starts. What we see now is the damage. happening whose time had come, Young people were culturally college campus he visits — the large, they forgot to look beyond the One night, Janet got cozy with pressured into sexual relationships impersonal ones and the small revolution. We are getting there one of the guys. She did not know him for which they were not prepared colleges with good residential now, starting to see some of the well. When the party ended he psychically, emotionally or arrangements — he gets reports of casualties. walked her to her room. He wanted spiritually. They entered alcoholism and vandalism. "It is a to make love to her. She said no. relationships requiring maturity phenomenon which transcends any He wouldn't take no for an they did not have. particualar type of institution/' MANY STUDENTS cannot answer. After all, what was the big This escalated the level of stress I would wager that if young handle the combined pressures of deal about sex anyway? He forced among college students and some people were offered a strong case for sexual relationships, academic his way into her bed. have reacted in violence. Major abstinence, sexuality with love and achievement and just plain growing Furious and humiliated, Janet campus problems as we enter the commitment, sexuality related to up. One college professor speaks of felt violated. Her emotional state '80s are vandalism, alcoholism and human values and growth, the idea "laissez-faire sex, which is really was so upset she went to the drugs, and quieter froms of sexual would be refreshingly accepted by lousy sex." university counseling center. They violence like pornography and many more than we might think. Janet's story is a good example. gave the incident a label, an

By Fr. John Sheerin, CSP The nuclear drums of war

SOME TIME after Hiroshima, Former secretary of State Cyrus the New York Times published an civilians than has previously been I talked with the pilot of the plane Vance's superb address at Har- article about former President disclosed, even in his own memories that carried the awful weapon. I vard's June graduation ceremonies Harry Truman. I was happy to read 10 years later." asked him how he reacted when he was just what the doctor ordered for the article because it helped to At the time of the Potsdam turned his plane around to see what America and a very sick world. dispel somewhat the popular im- Conference in July 1945, Truman damage had been done by the pression that Truman was the wrote: "We have discovered the release of the bomb. His response typical trigger-happy militarist who most terrible bomb in the hisotry of was, "I said to myself, my God, what Vance warned against liked to drop bombs as a solution to the world. It may be the fire have we done!" militaristic or simplistic solutions to quarrels among nations. destruction prophesied in the complex problems that the United States can no longer control. He After all these years, that pointed out that militaristic ap- question is still being asked. The proaches are often self-indulgent "Some time after Heroshima,I talked with the pilot of bomb may have shortened the war nonsense bound to lead to errors of the plane that carried the awful weapon. I asked him with Japan but was that the only judgment, if not disaster. way to end the war? Did this country how he reacted when he turned his plane around to see have any justification for killing THE FORMER statesman what damage had been done...His response was: 'I thousands of innocent men, women lamented the tendency toward un- said to myself, my God, what have we done!' " and children at Nagasaki and necessary defense spending which Hiroshima? Do we have any squeezes out domestic programs and justification today for handling the many forms of foreign aid to needy MANY SAID he was heartless Euphrates Valley era, after Noah Soviets by means of nuclear countries. He was particularly and inhuman when he gave the order and his fabulous ark." deterrents alone? cogent in warning against "military to drop the bomb on Hiroshima that Truman's journal apparently solutions to non-military problems." directly or indirectly killed 75,000 was misfiled in the Truman library In the marvelous work,"God and Such solutions arise "when the men, women and children. Some in Independence, Mo., and was Atom," the late biblical scholar processes of negotiation are seen as reports at that time said Truman discovered 30 years ldi-er by a Ronald Knox did not condemn slow-moving and tedious." made his decision, then went to bed diplomatic historian working with an nuclear energy. Such energy might and "slept like a child." archivist. The entries were be used for peaceful purposes. But Instead, peace will be preserved published in the June-July American for Knox, following Hiroshima, the when U.S. leaders carefully weigh Now, however, the New York Heritage magazine and will be in- world would never be the same every threat and every hasty word, Times reports, "In a handwritten cluded as well in "Off the Record: again. A new dimension of danger refusing to beat the drums of war journal he kept before the dropping The Private Papers of Harry S. had been added to our lives. because of the "emotions of the of the atomic bomb, President Truman," to be published this fall. Incredible possibilities for good and moment." Truman expressed far more concern In the journal, Truman wrote that evil have been opened up — about the horrible effects of the the bomb "seems to be the most especially the technique of A few days before Vance's talk, nuclear weapon upon Japanese terrible thing ever discovered." destroying our own civilization. Miami, Florida f THE VOICE I Friday, June 27,1980 f Page 9 Church recognizes 'The Third Age9 By KATHERINE BIRD financially well off. Their children raised, often both husband and wife "The churches are filled with are employed. These people find the elderly," says Charlotte they are "revitalized and freer than Mahoney, health and welfare they have ever been," Mahoney coordinator in the U.S. Catholic says. They face 25 more years of bishops' Office of Domestic Social active life. "The Church in America is graying. Therefore it is in the church's 'enlightened self-interest' to deve- lop ministries for the elderly." (Msgr. Charles J. Fahey of Fordham University in New York) Development. For decades the From her own work and from church has concentrated most of its church conferences on the aged, attention and resources on the Mahoney isolates three questions for education of youth. Now, a "radical church ministry: 1. What is the role shift in thinking" is required of older people in the family, com- because there are fewer children munity and parish? 2. What are their available for the church to educate, spiritual needs? 3. What social Mahoney feels. services are necessary? Projections by the Federal In spiritual direction, ministers Bureau of the Census indicate that 23 can help the older person "accept percent of all Americans will be 65 or the idea that death is imminent" and older by the year 2040 compared with can assist in "resolving the loose about 11 percent who were over 65 in ends in their lives," she asserts. 1977. Because more people are living Another task is that of recon- longer, they cannot readily be ciliation, of helping people "come to stereotyped today as "old, sick, terms with the things they wanted to cranky and living in poverty," ex- do and didn't, the mistakes they plains Mahoney. made and the relationships that did Professionals today identify not work out." older people as members of "The The overriding problem for Third Age." Many recognize that ministry is the fear people have of "aging does not begin suddenly at their own aging, according to 65, but rather is a continuing process Mahoney. This is equally difficult which begins during the 30s and for the old and for their children. 40s," adds Mahoney. They consider Because "U.S. society worships older people as resources in terms of youth," many people have difficulty Two senior citizens leave St. Andrews Church in Dundee, N.Y., after what they can offer to society. coping with parents as they age participating in daily Mass. (NC Photo) THE THIRD AGE includes a and become frail, she observes. broad, group of people 55 or older People realize aging is "an who are in good health and are irreversible trend for them too," and too often "turn on older relatives and blame the victim." According to Mahoney, the church could perform a valuable Old age in a complex culture service by educating people to "recognize the humanity of all different ages. Then people could accept themselves and the inevitable By FATHER JOHN J. CASTELOT accursed." (Is. 65:20) behavior, could hardly ignore this This was the dream. And many subject. The first 16 verses of aging process." Old age is an attractive prospect people did live fairly long lives. Sirach's third chapter include ad- Mahoney believes the church if it is a full, happy time. But the There were no pension plans. But monitions like these: "He who can help people become less work- reality in many cases means that there was a community which, for reveres his father will live a long oriented. Many older persons, after people are forced to retire to make the most part, respected the law of life; he obeys the Lord who brings retirement, suffer greatly because way for the young — and this is hard its God. That law was very sensitive comfort to his mother...My son, take so much of their self-worth is tied to to take; the transition retired to the rights of the elderly and the care of your father when he is old; their careers. The church can people must make after years of duties of justice imposed by those grieve him not as long as he lives." broaden the perspectives of people productivity is even harder; and rights on the younger. (Sir. 3: 6, 12) so that they understand the value of living on a fixed income within the The first of the Ten Com- In a largely rural culture where friendships and hobbies in building framework of a spiraling inflation mandments to speak of human rights the family was really the basic unit satisfying lives. demands a drastic change in one's and duties is concerned with duties of society and where the community The first White House Con- lifestyle, engenders feelings of to one's elders: "Honor your father had a profound sense of identity, it ference on Aging was held in 1961 dependence and anxiety. and your mother, that you may have was relatively easy to heed such with successive conferences planned IN ANOTHER time and long life in the land which the Lord, admonitions. We live in a vastly at 10-year intervals, Mahoney notes. culture the problem was not quite your God, is giving you." (Ex. 20:12) different, incredibly more complex The conferences helped prepare the so acute. For one thing, life ex- In a section of the New Testament and impersonal culture — one in ground for enactment of federal and pectancy was much shorter. letter to the Ephesians dealing with which the sense of community has state legislation to meet some of Moreoever, long life was highly domestic virtues, the author appeals faded. Nevertheless, the obligation these urgent physical needs. Church prized. The people of biblical days to this commandment as follows: stands. agencies, such as the St. Vincent de prayed to see their children and their "CHILDREN, obey your parents Paul Society, also provide some children's children even to the third in the Lord, for that is what is ex- TODAY THE OBLIGATION emergency services for the aged. and fourth generation. The pected of you. 'Honor your father rests not only with individual Mahoney indicates a possible imaginative picture of what we now and your mother' is the first com- families but with God's people as a future direction in the church may call the messianic era even included mandment to carry a promise with it people. In practice, this means the be the identification of a staff person references to old age: "No longer — 'that it may go well with you and parish community as a whole. in each diocese to act as the focal shall there be in it an infant who that you may have long life on the A parish should acknowledge point for ministry to older persons. lives but a few days, or an old man earth.' " (Eph. 6:1-3) The subject is and respect its senior citizens and Presently Bishop Theodore E. who does not round out his full obedience, but the duty extends far involve them in its life in every way McCarrick, an auxiliary bishop of lifetime; he dies a mere youth who beyond simple obedience. possible. One effective way to the New York Archdiocese, is the reach a humdred years, and he who The wisdom writers, who gave 'honor' them is to make them feel U.S. bishops' liaison with the fails of a hundred shall be thought advice on all aspects of human wanted and needed. elderly. Page 10 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, June 27, 1980 A new role for grand- parents By EUGENE S. GEISSLER Two geneologies are listed early in the Book of Genesis, one for Cain following the killing of Abel, one for Adam through Seth. In between comes a little paragraph: "Adam again had relations with his wife, and she gave birth to a son whom she called Seth. 'God has granted me more offspring in place of Abel,' she said, 'because Cain slew him.' To Seth in turn a son was born, and he named him Enosh. At that time men began to invoke the Lord by name." It is possible to construct from Grandparents and elderly relatives can remain close to families and share in the joys of the grandchildren. this a family picture of three generations, finding in it the first grandparents. What seems seldom spoken aloud. They go their from their parents. Others had and prayed for. Finally, he or she significant, however, is not the solitary way between heart and children who followed more returns, not alone but perhaps with family picture. It seems as if the way mind quietly. traditional paths. The biblical story an unmarried partner and a child. back to the Lord after being driven of the prodigal shows the two ex- Or maybe a daughter comes home THE PATRIARCHS of the Old alone with a child or to have a child. out of his presence was found Testament were highly honored and tremes. These basic orientations through children and grandchildren. force different roles and make Once when I had occasion to ask respected grandparents. It was part prayers for my children from a Then people began to call upon of the law and the Commandments. A different demands on grandparents. God's name. contemplative nun, she said, "It promise was attached to honoring GRANDPARENTS are present seems that every family has Translating oneself from those parents and, by extension, grand- someone to pray for these days." first grandparents to today's parents, though the word used was at baptisms and First Communion grandparents requires a giant leap. celebrations. They offer help when Even cloistered Carmelites keep up ususally "ancestors." This regard needed, they babysit. As I have with modern family life. What is a Some things have changed; others for elders persists though it may be grandparent's role in such remain the same. Maybe more has harder to find today. It endures always maintained, grandparents remained the same. and grandchildren were made for situations? What did the father do in becaue it is a seed God has planted each other. Wrinkles and greybeards the biblical story of the prodigal? Cains still kill Abels; parents in our hearts. Would his delight have been and grandparents still call upon the don't matter to grandchildren and a Beyond that, however, there are slower pace is just what they want. less had he not only F name of the Lord. The three- great differences among modern generation family scene is still able grandparents in this unsettled age. The other three-generation gotten his son back but been to stir up long thoughts about the situation does not get off to such a presented with a grandchild as well? meaning of life: "What am I here There are those whose children good start. The estranged child has This is a time for compassion and A for?" "Where am I going?" These followed new ways and new gone far from home to do his or her forgiveness. It is a time to remember thoughts and these questions are moralities and became estranged own thing, has been worried about how innocent the child is.

ByALASPELL TODAY Jack Bushell works about the house and neigh- I borhood, doing the housework for his wife "to earn my More than 80 years ago, John W. "Jack" Bushell made board," he says. And he shovels the snow in winter, around his First Holy Communion in St. Mark's Church in Peoria. his house and his neighbors' too, and if his family would let T When he grew up and married and had five children, they him he'd still get up on the ladder to check the gutters on his too received the sacrament at St. Mark's, and when' the home, a splendid example of the architecture of the 1890s. children grew up and married, their children — 17 of them — The parish work that absorbed Louise's time when the did the same. children were in school — the Mother's Club and the In another half dozen years or so, the fourth generation Sodality — is now in the hands of daughters-in-law, and, of the Bushell family will be represented when Jack's great- soon, grandaughters. But both she and her husband yetmake grandson, Jeremiah Schmillen, also receives First Com- a recognizable contribution to the parish by their very munion in the same church. presence at Mass and in the community. That's a family record not often matched anymore in Such unwavering devotion to the sacraments, passed this age of mobile families and scattered generations. But down through the family, serves as a sign to newcomers of Family here in Peoria, a city settled back in the 1830s, the Bushell the stability of the parish and its members. family has long, firmly established roots, six generations of Says Louise: "The old people ought to pray a lot; they them, and many tied to the Catholic Church. haven't anythings else to do. It's what keeps the world THE FAMILY traces its lineage to Dublin, Ireland, and going." in this country to Augustine Andrew Bushell who came via Though prayer is a very large part of their lives, they Portrait Canada and Newburg, N.Y., in 1852. A tinsmith, he have other interests that keep their minds active and thair established a flourishing business which lasted until Jack hearts young. Jack is the gardener, tending the flowers himself retired, after a lifetime in the roofing and paving and the lawn, and Louise likes much to play pinochle — trade, in 1971. He was then 78, and his family says, still three-handed, cutthroat — she says with a chuckle. climbed ladders with agility.He walks the distance to Mass each day, no matter what the weather. THE COUPLE celebrated 57 years of married life on Often those who come to the Mass at 8 a.m. will find him May 5. With most of their sons and daughters, grand- there first, near the front, kneeling in the semidarkness children and great-grandchildren all living nearby, their alone with the Lord. Daily Mass has been his practice for 35 life is full. years and his wife, Louise, often accompanies him. They And their participation in the spiritual life of the parish hold hands at the Our Father and they shake hands with where they have lived most of their married life is un- those in neighboring pews "at the Sign of Peace. School diminished. children cross the aisles or reach across the pews to shake They've got the time, says Louise. hands with them. And that's what makes the world keep going.

Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, June 27,1980 / Page 11 By Dr. James (Family Life) and Mary Kenny Readers define the Family-Part II

Last week we presented the provides, cares, teaches, un- and only in time of need, never to a One Chicago reader came to view of those readers who hold that derstands, guides, lives, loves and friend or neighbor. Oh, how I was grips with this difference of structure family involves certain structured has a pretty good time at that." depriving myself. Now I turn to my versus style and found style more relationships such as blood, (Kentucky) friends or neighbors and we help important. marriage or adoption. There is a "need for everyone to each other often. By lending "Family must be broad enough A large number of our respon- belong to a family of one sort or a helping hand, we have felt this so that everyone has one. On one dents rejected the notion of any fixed another. Family to me involves mutual love and caring for one level, family is concrete, physical structure in family. They said that a brother and sister types of another." (New Jersey.) and limiting — the definition used family style of relationship makes a relationships of people who ex- "Twenty-five years ago our for taxation, insurance benefits, family. Listed below are samples of perience life in and through family consisted of the members of etc...On the second or symbolic their definitions. mutually supportive roles." the church and the workplace. Soon level, I prefer Urban T. Holmes' (Maryland) our adopted children had a family of definition: family is the social "A FAMILY is a group of any aunts in the sisters at our parish. relationship that is immediate." number of people bound together by "A FAMILY is a group of people Along with our many friends and (Illionois) some type of awareness of each (could be as few as two) who care with the pastor as the 'father,' we Are you more confused than other." Living together under the about each other consistently and were all the family of God. ever? Perhaps the many opinions same roof or being related by blood, over a reasonable long period of "Over the years our definition of will open all of our minds just a bit to marriage or adoption are not time. This caring must go deeper the family has not changed, but we realize that changes in the family, necessary, says this reader. than care for self." This reader have grown in awareness of while often unsettling, are also The reader continues: "All you quotes a poem by Manny Feldman: priorities to bring about a opportunities for new stages of need is a certain state of mind, a "A family is where each can find relationship of 'oneness.' understanding and growth. feeling of relation existing between solace and comfort in grief, pleasure Next week: The Kennys define two or more people who love each and laughter in joy, and kindness and "WE HAVE learned...to avoid family. other...love has to be there...Ex- encouragement in daily living." intellectualizing, judging, analyzing periences must alo be shared to (Iowa). or blaming, and with generous (Reader questions on family secure and strengthen the family "I have really been blessed to amounts of affirmation we can living and child care to be answered bond...Family is like a miracle glue find out that we are all one big accept and live with our differences in print are invited. Address that not only bonds with a grip of family...In the past I would only turn without losing self-esteem." (North questions to: The Kennys, Box 67, steel, but also protects, comforts, to my parents or relatives for help Carolina) Rensselaer, Ind. 47978)

The mid-life crisis in faith

In a superb article in the age that halts or blockages in one's For a long time, I've suspected a job, consumerism, and their February 1980 issue of "St religious development occur as relationship between the concern of teenager's faith behavior rather Anthony Messenger "When much during the middle years as some parents over their maturing than in themselves. Teenagers Lose the Faith," Dr. during the early ones...After offspring's faith and the lack of concern over their own waning faith. LIKE DR. WARREN, I wish we Michael Warren pinpoints an un- working with adults in Washington could stop worrying so much about comfortable area of parent/ teen and New York for the past ten years, To simplify it, the more unsure they are about their own faith, the more our collective adolescents' faith faith relationships, i.e. the shaky I myself am convinced that the most behavior and look more closely at status of parental faith and its effect serious problem with religious desperately they seem to want it for their adolescent. that mid-life numbness of spirit in on adolescents. Those of us who development is a sort of mid-life the pew. He writes, "I would en- work with parents in our church are numbness of spirit, a closing-off of When I work with parents of courage parents to pay more at- aware of the phenomena of many religious questions which is actually teenagers who have slipped away tention to the quality of worship in parents who want their young adults the atheism of the religiously half- from the pew and ask about their their parishes...What sometimes to embrace a faith they themselves awake." own faith life, they're apt to become appears to be a crisis of faith can in no longer feel, who want them to To paraphrase Emily Dicken- defensive. They don't want to talk fact be a crisis of worship." grow in a faith they stopped growing son, there's a sentence you can take about that. That's their affair. What in a long time ago, and who want your hat off to. Any aware Christian they want to know is why somebody Again, he hits it right on the them to believe what they are too adult knows dozens of people who isn't "giving" their adolescent faith. halo. Many parishes have little apathetic even to discuss. exhibit that "mid-life numbness of I'm not implying that all parents visible evidence of adult faith, even YET, AS DR. WARREN says, spirit" but who are terribly con- who are concerned about their teen's at Mass. Worship is obligatory, "Teen faith-development is in- cerned about the visible faith of their faith have a faith problem them- something to get through in as short timately tied to the way adults young. Why? How can faith be so selves. They don't. Good parents a time as possible. If a good share of practice their faith, and even beyond important in a couple's progeny constantly examine the faith life of the pews in our parishes are filled that, to the way whole parish when they have stopped growing in all their children. But they examine with the religiously half-awake, how communities live their faith. Many of it themselves? their own as well. I'm talking about can we expect our young to be at- us adults know from friends our own OR COULD that be the reason? the parents who invest their faith in tracted to us?

Family Night

circle on a sheet of paper to signify flavorful delight. By Terry and Mlmi Reilly every affair under the heavens." It goes on to say, "He has made 24 hours. Then divide the circle like ENTERTAINMENT: everything appropriate to its time a sliced pie to show how we spend Stage a puppet show OPENING PRAYER—Ecclesiastes and has put the timeless into their our time. For example: sleeping, 3:1-10 Play an outdoor game: Softball, hearts without men's ever eating, alone, working, playing, volleyblall, tag. SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT: discovering, from the beginning to prayer, watching TV. Each take a SHARING: How are we using our time this the end, the work which God has turn sharing his or her circle of time How do you feel when you are summer as a family? Are we rushed done." As a family, let us reflect on with the family. eagerly waiting for something? or relaxed? Are we over-scheduled? the gift of time God has given to us • Adult families— Discuss the Tell how you feel when you wait Time seems to be a good friend and and how we spend it. Opening Prayer: Ecclesiastes 3:1-10 for something you dread. then a bad enemy, depending on the CLOSING PRAYER day and our mood. In Ecclesiastes, it ACTIVITY IDEAS: SNACK TIME: Each respond in turn: is mentioned, "There is an appointed • Young Families— Materials: Make several types of Jello, We thank you Lord for the time time for everything and a time for paper, pencils. Each make a large then serve multi-colored servings of when...

Page 12 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, June 27,1980 At Catholic University: Students less altruistic ? WASHINGTON -(NC)- A 27- studies they have under way. delinquency is 15-16, Father Potvin THE STUDY on evangelization year study of college students' The center was established at said. is not a Boys Town project, Hoge values shows those of the 1970s are Catholic University in 1974 and its For 13-14 year olds "religion is added, but a USCC project. less altruistic and more materialistic initial proposal stressed "the need explained by the parents. If the Another study, by Hoge and and traditional than students of the for a basic understanding of youth parents are religious, the children Robert C. Dixon, is a sample of 1960s, researcher Dean Hoge said at and youth development — moral, will be. You begin to see the in- Catholics in three parishes in a press briefing. social, emotional, intellectual." The fluence by the peers," he said. Arlington and Alexandria, Va. The Hoge's study, "Social Factors center is directed by James P. The emphasis shifts to peer two researchers asked Catholics, Influencing Youth Ministry in the O'Connor. influence for 15 - and 16-year-olds, he "What should the church be doing." 1980s," was one of half a dozen Catholic University researchers said, and 17 - and 18-year-olds come Hoge said the answers do not projects described by researchers of conduct studies in conjunction with under the twin influences of parents correspond with the examples in the Boys Town Center for the Study the U.S. Catholic Conference. and peers. Father Avery Dulles' book, "Models of Youth Development. Other studies The long-range goal of the Boys The influence of schools of the Church." examined delinquency, the effects of Town studies is to seek answers to "depends what school you go to and parental fighting on children and the problems affecting disadvantaged whether you are studying religion. If role of religious education. youth everywhere and ultimately to you are studying religion formally it BOYS TOWN, known as a refuge offer data for all studies on youth helps." for homeless and neglected boys, in care and development. Father Potvin is chairman of the recent years has turned its attention FATHER POTVIN, senior sociology department at Catholic to preventive medicine for youth researcher at the Boys Town Center University. problems. Its research center in at Catholic University, is studying Studies by Hoge include a Washington is at the Catholic the relationship between religion survey of newly converted University of America. Others are in and delinquency, particularly the Catholics, non-practicing Catholics Omaha, Neb., the national Boys importance of parents and peers in and Catholics who have returned to Town headquarters, and at Stanford the teen-age years. the church after an absence. Hoge University in California. A national random sampling of said this study will be completed in At the Washington press more than 1,000 children polled by time for the second annual National briefing Hoge, Hart M. Nelsen and Gallup concluded that the crucial Catholic Lay Celebration of Father Raymond Potvin reported on age in the rise or decline of Evangelization Aug. 21-23. Catholic high school poll Students oppose draft OAKLAND, Calif. -(NC)- A question survey which sampled percent of the men replied yes, poll of Catholic high school seniors in student sentiment on the Selective compared to 30 percent of the the Oakland Diocese shows that Service, conscription of women and women. Only 27 percent of nearly three out of five oppose draft the influence of church teaching on male respondents said they were registration and that parents are a war and military service. opposed to women being drafted, dominant factor in students' for- _While students noted they were while 48 percent of women opposed mation of attitudes toward war and not in favor of the draft or man- mandatory service for women. military service. datory registration, opposition toth e Both male and female respon- Burning draft cards used to be a popular The survey also showed young draft decreased for times of national dents agreed women should not be form of demonstration by students. women are more strongly opposed to crisis, the poll revealed. forced to serve in combat zones. military service than young men. Seventy percent of students said Asked if women should be required church on the morals of war. Answered by about two-thirds they were opposed to a peace-time to serve in combat areas even if they At the end of the survey students of the seniors in the 11 Catholic high military draft, but only 46 percent prefer not to, six percent of the were permitted to add personal schools in the diocese, the survey by noted they would hold that position women said yes, while 81 percent comments. Observations ranged the Oakland diocesan newspaper in time of a national threat. opposed the idea. from "to fight is right," to"hell , no, indicated that 64 percent of the Young men appeared to be less About two-thirds of the men said I wont' go." female student population and 52 resistant toth e draft than women. In they were not in favor of sending WHILE ONE student revealed, percent of males object to time of national danger, for in- women to the front line. "I am leaving June 20 for boot registering with Selective Service. stance, only 37 percent of the male The survey indicated that camp," another tersely scribbled, ASKED TO RANK the relative respondents would still oppose the church teaching is a marginal in- "The draft is garbage." importance of influences helping draft compared to 55 percent of fluence in aiding students formulate Some objected to war on moral them formulate opinions on female students. opinions on war and military force. grounds. One student explained, war and the military, students gave IF A MILITARY draft were Parents, teachers and the news "The person you just killed has a that of parents the most votes, 34 instituted, should women be in- media — in that order — appear to home and family just as you do. He is percent of the total — more than ducted as well as men? Nearly 60 emjoy greater influence than the as human as anyone." received by the media, teachers, peers or the church. 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OVER 50 MEMBERS of the fraternity met last Sunday and assisted in Mass celebrated by Fr. Joseph Janszweski, T.O.R., Spiritual Assistant of St. Joseph's Fraternity. According to Robert Blackburn, Southern Regional Director, the Secular Franciscans is the new name for the old Third Order of St. Francis. There are three orders of Franciscans extant today. The new designation of Secular Fransicans came through an edict issued by Pope Paul, in June of 1978, which has become called the Pauline Fr. Joseph Janszewski, T.O.R., Spiritual Assistant of St. Jo- Franciscan Order at St. Anthony's in Ft. Lauderdale. (Photo by Rule and mainly concerns the seph's Fraternity celebrates Mass for the members of the Secular George Kemon) change in name. Third Order members "live in Francis of Assisi in Miami Beach, munity projects, parish programs, selves- to live the Gospel in the the world, but not of the values of the and a Spanish-speaking fraternity, etc. Rather, they are heavily in- manner of St. Francis. World," living the evangelical Our Lady of Porticula, St. John volved in spreading the Good News FOR THE YOUNG person, a counsels of the Gospel with a Bosco Parish, Miami. and furthering the evangelical great way to serve God and live in Franciscan flavor. St. Francis, as There have been many changes in program of the Church by example today's world would be to become a we know, was the mirror of God's the officials of the Secular Order in and carrying the message. Secular Franciscan. The novitiate life — and he received the sacred recent times due to illness and death The fraternity members also are takes about one year and promises wounds of Christ. in the ranks. There is now a con- deeply involved in Respect Life are made, based upon future THERE ARE five fraternities in certed effort being made to attract Programs since the mission of the profession of vows of chastity, South Florida: St. Anthony of younger members who can carry the Franciscans is to touch God's people obedience and poverty. Reception of Padua, in Boynton Beach; St. Agnes banner onward. in everyday actions and deeds — and novices and professions takes place Of Assisi, in Coral Springs, St. The Secular order of Fran- they hold tremendous respect for the twice a year. It's not easy, but, then Joseph's in Ft. Lauderdale; St. ciscans is not involved with com- quality of Life and pledge them- nothing worthwhile is.

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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, June 27, 1980 I Page 15 Cuban-black Refugees plan gets riot link disputed (Continued fromPage 6) backing, criticism WASHINGTON -(NC)- John will be an impediment to resettling 55,000 only 300 or 400 are out on the for the new refugees; otherwise, we McCarthy, director of Migration and Cubans out of south Florida. street. That is a 99.5 percent success will see more relatives unable to Refugee Services, the U.S. Catholic Msgr. Bryan O. Wlash, a rate which is fantastic. cope. The recent Federal response is Conferences' refugee resettlement veteran of the first exodus of Cuban "Poor people sleeping on the totally inadequate and inap- agency, said June 23 that the new refugees 20 years ago, when the streets in Miami are not a new propriate for this refugee situation. federal plan to grant Cuban and Archdiocese of Miami bore the brunt tragedy. We had poor people "MIAMI HAS to be responsive Haitian exiles interim status for six of caring for thousands of exiles, sleeping in the streets before the to the recent civil disturbances. The months will give them a "sense of said that "programs to resettle exodus and, unfortunately, they will refugee and black problems are security" until their status is further Cubans will be competing with those continue after this is all over. different and need to be handled clarified. for Indochinese refugees who "Cuban-Americans have differently. The approximately 130,000 receive full support from the volunteered countless hours to work "For years the white / anglo Cubans and Haitians who recently government for two years." in the processing centers and have community has been told they have entered the United States have been COMMUNITIES in various donated tons of food, medicine, no future in Miami unless they are in a kind of legal limbo while their parts of the nation which take Cuban clothing and money to the new bilingual. Anglos have to understand future has been discussed. refugees will receive matching funds arrivals. Many have opened their that they too have a stake in this The Carter administration June from the government to aid in homes to friends and strangers community. Problems have to be 20 announced plans to grant the resettlement, he said. But those alike, helping speed up the process solved in a community context. exiles legal admittance, with more taking the Indochinese refugees will of integration in the community. When the cocaine cowboys shoot it action pending. receive full reimbursement, Msgr. "THESE THINGS NEED to be out in South Dade, it is a community THE CUBANS and Haitians will Walsh stated. As a result of this said. I am personally shocked at how problem, not a Latin problem. When be eligible for federal medical policy, he added, it will be more respectable it has become to be anti- the black burn Liberty City, it is assistance and food stamps but not difficult to resettle Cubans outside of Cuban even among so called liberals a community problem,, not a black for welfare, according to McCarthy. Miami and will leave the burden of who would be horrified at being problem. He added that the government plan caring for them to the Miami labeled racist. Yet they have no "Lots of attitudes have to will also allow federal payments to Community. qualms about saying "I hate change and we have to begin to work the USCC for its resettlement work One of the latest resettlement Cubans." together or everyone in this com- of $100 per refugee resettled initially problems involves some 500 Cubans "The Cuban's success story is munity will suffer." and $300 per individual resettled in Miami being housed in the Orange one of the causes in the new after the federal plan was an- Bowl because they lack sponsors. respectability of being anti-Cuban. Cancelled Stamps nounced. McCarthy said that in most cases the Cubans are a political and economic Such finding was urged in May Cubans were to be sponsored by threat. Poor Puerto Ricans and A request has been received to when McCarthy and other USCC relatives who have since discovered Mexicans are no threat. Give them a ask that cancelled stamps be sent to officials criticized lack of federal they cannot handle the resettlement welfare check and you may even feel Sr. Claire Adrian, O.P., St. support for the efforts of private themselves. good. Catherine Motherhouse, St. refugee assistance agencies, in- He said the USCC is working on "Looking at the future: Catherine P.O., Kentucky, 40061, cluding the USCC. a parish-level program to resettle The Cuban community needs The proceeds from the sale of the The program also has been the "abandoned" Cubans elsewhere. help from the total community and stamps are used for their retired and attacked by Miami's director of He said the USCC has spent $1 the Federal government in caring sick sisters. Catholic Charities, who predicts it million in its resettlement effortsand has resettled about 28,000 persons. The Carter plan includes future legislation to define the status of the Cubans and Haitians. 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Page 16 I Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, June 27, 1980 Bishops visit Death Row, come away convinced RIVERSIDE, Texas -(NC)- munity wide involvement in dealing While it (death penalty) Six U.S. bishops and four other with problems of crime and punish- representatives of the U.S. Catholic ment. might have been an Conference paid an emotional visit The U.S. bishops approved a appropriate means...for just- to the Texas death row June 16 and short statement in opposition to the ice in past times, it seems to learned first hand what it is like to reinstitution of the death penalty in me to be totally unacceptable be a prisoner awaiting execution. 1974. "I came away more convinced According to Frank Butler, inourtime. Bp. Gracida. than ever that capital punishment is USCC associate director for essentially barbaric," said one of domestic social development, the i the six, Bishop Rene Gracida of Texas death row was selected moving to Bishop Uracida because it Pensacola-Tallahassee, Fla. because Texas prison officials were reminded him of his visit as a high "While it (the death penalty) very accommodating to the bishops' school youth in Texas to the former might have been an appropriate request and because its death row state penitentiary at Huntsville, means of manifesting society's currently is the second largest in the where he saw and touched the desire for justice in past times, it country. electric chair used to execute death seems to me to be totally unac- BISHOP GRACIDA, who row inmates. ceptable in our time," he said. described the visit as very moving, Butler said that during the in- THE VISIT, arranged by the said he was struck by several terviews inmates were asked about USCC's social development and characteristics of the death row their case histories, legal assist- world peace office, took place at the inmates. Most of them, he said, were ance, life on death row, medical and Ellis Unit of the Texas Department relatively young, and they seemed to pastoral care, arid inmate attitudes of Corrections in Riverside, where . be ordinary people who, if met on the ment in itself. toward their own crimes and the there are 2,800 inmates, 132 awaiting street, would not be identifiable as Bishop Gracida remarked that death penalty. execution. murderers. the bishops also learned how the Besides Bishop Gracida, the The bishops took a tour of death "And it was moving to talk to violence of the death penalty con- other five bishops who visited death row, interviewed five inmates in- them about the constant mental tributes to the violence found in row were Bishop Thomas Kelly, dividually, talked to other prisoners punishment they are receiving with prison. And he said the death row USCC general secretary; Bishop through the bars of their cells, and the death penalty literally hanging inmates are convinced that capital Andrew Grutka of Gary, Ind.; conducted a death row prayer over their head," Bishop Gracida punishment has no deterrent value. Bishop Ernest L. Unterkoefler of service. said. "They all said that it (their Charleston, S.C.; Bishop John L. USCC officials said the visit was He added that the mental ' crime) happened so quickly that Morkovsky of Galveston-Houston, in arranged so more could be learned anguish of having an execution date there wasn't any time to reflect on whose diocese the Ellis Unit is about death rows in the United approach and then have it delayed the consequences. It never crossed located, and Auxiliary Bishop John States and as an expression of the only to approach again ought to be their minds." McCarthy, also of Galveston- USCC's efforts to promote com- declared cruel and unusual punish- THE VISIT also was personally Houston. Widow(ers) Meet Catholic Widows and Widowers will have a social gathering on Julv Our Family's Concern For Yours 7, at 7:30 p.m. at 2380 W. Oakland Park Blvd., Ft. Lauderdale. For information call 772-3079 or 733-4274. All Catholic widows and widowers of Broward .County are welcome. PARISH SERVICE RCil STATION GUIDE Magnavox Complete Car Service TSALES-SERVICE-RENTALV S Since 1958 David Lithgow Donn Lithgow Dal Lithgow James J. Dean LINCOLN TV Consultant "Where SMART shoppers buy" ST. JAMES 4720 N. Federal Ft. Laud. (Opposite Holy Cross Hosp.) JOHN'S Charlie McCarthy is here. 7 72"301 6

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Miami. Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, June 27,1980 I Page 17 Family conference divided (Continued from Page l) delegates. called "agents of bitterness" for activist Phyllis Schlafly's comments the Pro-Family Coalition is one of EACH DAY of the conference their political "tactics." helped them decide to join the Pro- divisiveness. the coalition members charged the Richey said his group tries to Family Coalition and that was their "We sought to build bridges and conference was "rigged and "adhere to principles of fair play, only reason. unify people, the Pro-Family stacked" against them. Therefore, honesty and integrity." "A LOT OF THEM are going Coalition sought means to divide they used a variety of parliamentary around like a flock of sheep," he people and undermine the con- and political maneuvers to delay He said he does not think his said. The Pro-Family Coalition does ference process," he said. "I think work group proceedings and the group was disruptive in Minneapolis not represent a particular pro-life or ours is a more Christian and general conference session, to and says that allegations of that kind religious group, although many charitable approach." promote their platform of principles are "without merit." delegates at the conference were At the Minneapolis conference, of opposing abortion and Equal wearing Eagle Forum pins. The the Pro-Family Coalition staged a Rights Amendment (ERA) and Msgr. Corcoran said he has coalition represents many religious temporary walkout during the voting defining the family in a way to ex- talked to a number of Pro-Family denominations, including Baptists, session, protesting the conference clude homosexual marriages. Coalition members and asked them Mormons, Lutherans and Catholics, chairman's failures to tally votes Msgr. Lally said some of the about their viewpoints. Many said Richey said. separately for appointed and elected members of the coalition could be that listening to or reading anti-ER A But united on law Impact

(Continuedfrom Page]) parents must be informed and then members did have cause for families" passed again when it was give their permission before their celebration when it came to their two attached to a resolution suggesting the Equal Rights Amendment children can have abortions, receive resolutions defining the family. The television be more positive and (ERA) and calling for a human life contraceptives or be sterilized was traditional family definition, which supportive of traditional families. amendment to the U.S. Constitution. defeated 286-281. excludes homosexual relationships, The vote was 297-259. All five were supported by the Another resolution opposing passed 293-264, when it was tacked Jim Guy Tucker, conference conservative Pro-Family Coalition. abortion as described in a onto a recommendation that chairman, told conference delegates The recommendation for a congressional bill called the Family lawmakers make a conscientious in a closing session that American human life amendment was Protection Act failed 319-244. A effort to get community input on families clearly will benefit by the narrowly defeated on a 281-269 resolution calling for a human life legislation. top 10-to-15 resolutions that were margin, while the margin for defeat amendment as well as a guarantee of The definition which says a overwhelmingly approved. These of the measure opposing ERA was quality health care for all Americans family is "two or more persons recommendations "reached across 303-246. failed 307-258. related by blood, heterosexual regional, racial and ideological A third resolution which said PRO-FAMILY Coalition marriage, adoption or extended lines," he said.

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LEGALS-NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ^PERSONALS 13-HELP WANTED 1M1ELP WANTED REALTORS . 52 HOMES FOR SALE N WEST IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE "A PROFILE OF JESUS" 4 Br, 2 Bath. 2 Fla. rooms. Appliances COUNTY, FLORIDA RN'S & LPN'S NEEDED CENTURY 21 GOES 5% Many extras. 3 blks. to Visitation. Probate Division 02 A BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL PORTRAIT NEEDED R.N. SUPERVISOR File No. 80-1304 HANDPAINTED IN OILS. BY CHARLES D'ESTE 15% Commission rate tor selling your home) Owner flexible with Mtg. & Int. R.N. ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR Roz Doscher Assoc. Eves. 274-4885 IN RE: ESTATE OF ON 20" x 24" ARTBOARD. TOTAL PRICE $50 Geriatrics & Rehabilitative Nursing $60,000 652-3648 ISABELLAS. LUSHER Call 12 Noon to 8 PM 681-8717. 11 to 7 shift KendallReal Estate, Inc. 596-4821 Deceased Excellent Benefits. Paid; bospitali- zation Life Insurance, holidays, sick 220 bed, skilled Nursing Facility. 52-HOMES FOR SALE-MIAMI SHORES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 41A CONDOS FOR SALECORAL rUOGE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR CLASS OF 1954 REUNION time and Vacation. Scheduling to Excellent benefits. Contact DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE St. Charles H.S. Newark, New meet personal demands. Part-time, Ms. Parrish, O.O.N. SECLUDED ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN Fair Havens Center Charming 3 bedroom, 3 bath on SAID ESTATE: Jersey. Contact Bill Magee 651-5804 full-time, all shifts. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the admin- LPN SAURIES From $37 to $41 201 Curtis Parkway, Miami Springs 'Beautiful large, airy, corner 2/2 , picturesque waterway. Edge of istration of the estate of ISABELLA S. LUSHER per day RN SALARIES from $42 887-1565 klntracoastal Condo. 2 blks. to I Shores. deceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS, to $54 per day •St. John Baptist. 5 min. walk $115,000 Number 80-1304 is pending in the Circuit BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY, SEEDS Court in and for Dade County, Florida, Probate FAIR HAVENS CENTER Part Time: Take Inventory kto beach, shops & restaurants, 4 Claude W. Atkins. Realtor 757-3481 & HERB TEAS. Division, the address of which is 3rd Floor, 201 Curtis Pkwy. Miami Springs in Miami or Opa Locka Stores. •Exclusive Adult Bldg, with water * Dade County Courthouse, 73 West Flagler view. 2 heated pools & dockage. Street, Miami, Florida 33130. The personal MURRAY'S Contact Ms. Parrish, RN Car neccesary. Write, phone t S3-REALESTATE PALM BEACH CO. representatives of this estate are MARJORIE 887-1565 or 883-4630 number, experience to: LLarge assumable Mtg. L BOWER Er VERA I. KELLER, whose address HEALTH FOOD STORE ICC 344, BOX 304 Asking $116,500 is c/o Bower 64 Patrick Circle Fulton, New York Corner N. Miami Ave. & 5 NW 75 St. 13069. The name and address of the attorney Paramus, N.J. 07652 .Fran Anderson, Realtor, Assoc.( PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. . for the personal representative are set forth 759-2187 Mature lady to work in small (Ben Fussell Realty, Inc. Realtor Commercial Properties below. •Retirement Home. Salary, room & IS POSITION WANTED 563-3292 Eves. 764-0875 / All persons having claims or demands against SA NOVENAS Board. Call after 4 PM. 989-6671 NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY this estate are required, WTTHIN THREE MONTHS 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION Child Care in my Home 844-0201 OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of THANKSGIVING 3 Years Old and Up the above court a written statement of any 42 TOWNHOUSES FOR SALE4VESTCHESTER NOVENA TO ST. JUDE Opa Locka 681-1020 55 OUT OF STATE PROPERTY FOR SALE claim or demand they may have. Each claim must | BWngua) Secretary to do general { be in writing and must indicate the basis Oh, holy St. Jude, Apostle and • school work. Must have typing ' for the claim, the name and address of the martyr, great in virtue & rich in 20 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE 3 BR. 254 Baths. Fla. room & NORTH CAROLINA MOUNTAINS creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount miracles, near kinsman of Jesus skills & the ability to handle the f screened room. All appliances. Cool summers, Low taxes, scenic claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when ( public $160 per week base Salary. V it will become due shall be stated. If the claim Christ, faithful intercessor of all who Kenmore washer & dryer. Excellent Recreation park in rear. beauty & a reasonable price for this is contingent or unliquidated, the nature of the invoke your special patronage in time i Negotiable on skills & experience. 1 By owner $59,800 retirement dream house. 3 Bdr. 2 uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is I Call from 9 AM-2PM 854-2334 f cond. $135ea. 3mos. Warranty parts secured, the security shall be described. The of need, to you I have recourse from & labor. Can deliver. 651-8058 643-6444 551-6351 Baths, living-room with stone fireplace, claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim the depth of my heart, and humbly convenient kitchen, diningroom to the clerk of the above styled court to beg to whom God has given such opening into beautifully landscaped enable the clerk to mail one copy to each 21 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 43 CONDOS FOR TRADE personal representative. great power to come to my as- yard with rock gardens, native All persons interested in the estate to whom sistance. Help me in my present Laurels, Rhodendron & wild flowers. a copy of this Notice of Administration has and urgent petition. In return, I JET-SKI for sale. Engine rebuilt. Located near the BLUE RIOGE PARK- been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE Northwest Parochial School MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST promise to make your name known needs a Jr. High Math & Science Runs like new. Priced to sell! Will trade my 2BR. I bath WAY. Providing privacy yet easily PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any and cause you to be invoked. Teacher. Also 3rd & 4th grade 754-6002 Fort Lauderdale Condo for yours accesible. For year around residence objections they may have that challenge the in Miami Beach. Actual market or summer retreat. $75,000. validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications Say 3 Our Fathers, 3 Hail Marys and Glorias. Teachers. Call Monday thru 21 MISCELLANEOUS value $38,000 to $40,000. For Call 919-372-8244 of the personal representative, or the venue or Publication must be promised. St. Jude, pray Friday. 9 AM to 2:30 PM information call Eves. 1-946-0224 ROLLINS & D0UGHT0N REAL ESTATE jurisdiction of the court. for us and all who invoke your aid. AMEN. 7S7-1993 759-2327 This novena has never been known to fail. I P.O.Box 591 Sparta, N.C. 28675 ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND OBJECTIONS a had my request granted. Publication, 919-372-4093 (or call) 919-372-8848 NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. promised. HELEN E MAUREEN DATED at Miami, Florida on this 20 day of 52 HOMES FOR SALE 33 Acres near BLUE RIDGE PARKWAY June, 1980 7-SCHOOLS & INSTRUCTION Development Opportunity for $30,000 MARJORIE L. BOWER NURSES AIDES NEEDED ALSO: farms, lots, cabins, small VERA I. KELLER for all shifts. 200 bed skilled As Personal Representatives of the estate of tCansado de Buscar donde Alquilar? acreage tracts & resort properties. MUSIC LESSONS Nursing Home. Contact Ms. Parrish, ISABELLAS. LUSHER •Solo queda uno, 3 amplios dormitories Voice, Piano, Guitar & Organ RN 2banos, aire central, precio First publication of this notice of administration WE SOL INSTRUMENTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES 887-1565 Total $48,500 on the 27th day of June, 1980 Fair Havens Center MUSIK KORNER Dueno financea con baja entrada INVESTMENT LAND!! PHILIP J.CONIGUO 201 Curtis Parkway, Miami Springs 25 TOOL RENTALS Of Law Offices of 1144W68St. 821-1167 No lo pierda Mild winters, long growing PHILIP J.CONIGLIO 1549 Sunset Drive 666-8527 Silvia Bradshaw Assoc. 551-0705 season, fish, wildlife plentiful, 12595 NE 7th Avenue HABLAMOS ESPANOL OVER 100 LOW RENTAL TOOLS North Miami, Florida 33161 in the beautiful OZARKS of 891-7490 Marian Center needs Teachers,} SMITTY'S HARDWARE & PAINT CO. Southwest MISSOURI. 40 acre 6/27/80 7111/80 12320 N.W. 7 Ave. 681-4481 LEGRA tracts for $450.00/acre, low Math & Reading Tutoring. Grades with B.S. in Special Education,? Assistant Teachers with Assoc-J Real Estate & Investment Corp. down, terms. Small farms, 2 LEGAL NOTICE 1-8, by certified elementary 30 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 888-8802 homesteads, lake property, Teacher. S.W. Kendall Area. iate Degree (if possible) Speech j Therapist with B.S. cattle ranches, businessess If you have been denied' 251-2692 52 HOME FOR SALE-BOVNTON BCH. and more, many with owner GET THE WHOLE STORY SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS financing. Low interest rate, 9A CRAFTS Bookkeeper with secretarial about the Amway Opportunity!! You should appeal! Former Soc. low taxes, clean water and duties. Call today for appt. 1-971-6263 MOVE TO LEISUREVILLE Sec. Judge is available to Help at Boynton Beach. An adult com- air, very low crime rate. (Out of town-call collect) Interested? YOU! FREE CONSULTATION! HOUSE PARENTS munity of 3,300 single-family houses. Julius Rich 576-6530. very badly needed Buy 2 bdr. 2 bath, fully equipped THE HOMESTEADER INC. 10 AM to 2 PM kitchen, living-room, dining-room, REALTORS Mon-Fri.'10-5 PM Sat. 10-3 PM A [Salary open. Good benefits. Car! Fla.room & garage for $57,900 Box, 193, CASSVILLE MISSOURI 756-1470 I [ necessary. For further information < F. Walend, 1704 SW 18 Dr. Boynton 65625, Phone 417-847-3108 2A STAMP COLLECTIONS L • on these positions, please call for] Bch. »i)«»i)^i)«i»{)«J • Appt. 9 AM to 4 PM., Mon,-Fri., I SOLD Fla. 33435 Wanted U.S. Stamp Collections 10-AMUSEMENTS, PARTIES, ETC. 625-8354 Phone 737-2488 56A INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE Accumulations & Covers EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER MY HOUSE 52 HOMES FOR SALE-N. WEST FREE APPRAISAL SPORT FISHING PRIME PROPERTY ON US-I Call Charles 758-3916 685-0020 "HELEN C" in Melbourne Fl. overlooking Indian 947^081 FOR LESS By Owner: 2 Br. Frame house. River. Motel, Apts. & RV Park on AA HALLS FOR RENT CAPT. JOHN CALLAN Elementary school, located in S.W. Near Edison Schools 2% Acres. Owner will hold Mtg. Dade. Pleasant surroundings, grades $ 00 $12,000 822-6530 1-723-3790 K-8. Fully accredited. All lay staff. THAN 3 GABLES K OF C HALL FOR RENT Looking for lay principal with Florida Weddings, Parties or Banquets Certificate, Master's Degree earned 270 Catalonia Ave. 448-9242 or currently nearing completion. If interested, please ask for Priest at K of C Hall for rent. Weddings & 247-4405 WITttAN Mail an Banquets. (Miami Council 1726) 5644 NW 7 St. 266-1041 Parochial School in Lake Worth needs part-time Music Instructor. AD IN S PERSONALS K-8 grades. Good benefits. For ad! further information, call To: THE VOICE Box. 1059, Miami 33138 Soul Searching Message on World 582-2242 Voice 1 -2 Times 80 cents per line 4-5 WORDS Peace & Dynamic Spiritual words: Classifieds 3-12 Times ...... 70 cents per line PER LINE 24 hour tape broadcast. Call Fatima A Pro-Life Organization dedicated 13-51 Times 60 cents per line ...... _ ..,.••..,... Message Center. Basic message. to helping young women who are 52- Times 45 cents per line 3 LINES MINIMUM 498-1289 Monthly message 498-1287 faced with an unplanned or other- » RETIREMENT H0ME4R0WARD wise distressing pregnancy, is looking DEADLINE MONDAY NOON PRECEDING DATE OF ISSUE for live-in house parents who are RETIREMENT HOME Please print the enclosed classified ad. •••i CUTMEOUTI! •• • caring & non-judgmental & who OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY " The Center for Family Studies, Inc. are able to give guidance in discov- LADIES & GENTLEMEN Starting . Run • weeks. ering the spiritual dimensions of Room, 3 Meals & Personal Laundry I enclose $ . in full payment. ELDERCARE life. Experience with teen-agers & REASONABLE Residential Care young adults, communication skills 923-1726 989-6671 Name_ for the Wei Elderly & counseling experience are all 40 APARTMENT FOR HENTOELRAY BEACH Address. BOB & 80NNIE O'BRIEN, Adm. significant qualifications for this PMMTE40N PROFIT-LICENSED position. -Zip- Barwick Rd. Delray Beach If you are interested, write to Studio Apt. Furn. Ail utilities. Good 278-6275 S.O.L.V.E. 793 Hydrengea Drive for couple. Be "handy man" N. Ft. Myers, Fla. 33903 Pay only $125 mon. 276-4733 Mumi, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, June 27,1980 / Page 19 Over 24,i• It Publix people don't have to drive to work on Sunday.

At Publix we're hard at work everyday to make shopping a pleasure. That is, everyday but Sunday. Sunday has always been our day of rest. Time for us to relax and spend time with our families. Now, being closed on Sunday also helps us do our part for energy conservation and do our best for •• you Monday through Saturday.

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Publicacion oficial catolica de la Arquidiocesis de Miami, 6201 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel: 758-0543. Urgente Llamado de Mons. Roman — Para Ayudar a Refugiados —

Hoy, al recorrer las calles de Miami y ver el con las agencias de ayuda a refugiados. La res- nvimero de exiliados cubanos caminando en bus ponsabilidad que contraen con las familias o ca de trabajo, techo y. comida.vinieron a mi men- personas que saquen de los campamentos no es te las palabras del Senor: "Me da compasion de de tipo legal, sino puramente moral, y consiste esta gente" (Mateo 15:32), y sin esperar he torna- en facilitates alojamiento y comida hasta que do la pluma queriendo compartir con todo el exi- consigan un trabajo con el cual puedan satisfa- lio esta situacion de e.mergencia, "porque esta- cer sus mas elementales necesidades. Habra que ban cansados y decaidos como ovejas sin pas- ayudarlos tambien a conocer la forma de vida de. tor" (Mateo 9:36). los Estados Unidos y a disipar las falsas ilu- siones que algunos pueden tener acerca de la El numero de cubanos que ha abandonado verdadera situacion economica de este pais. la Isla en las ultimas semanas ha sido abruma- doramente superior a todo lo que en un principio Por este medio exhorto a todos los cubanos las personas preocupadas con este problema a que reduzcan sus gastos durante unos meses a pudieron prever. Algunos estan siendo manteni- fin de dedicar una cantidad, que sera mayor o dos por losfamiliaresque los fueron a buscar al menor segun las posibilidades de cada cual, pa- puerto de Mariel, pero un gran numero carece de ra aliviar la miseria de miles de compatriotas. parientes que les puedan brindar comida y techo Esta ayuda pueden hacerla llegar a los refu- hasta que encuentren un trabajo que les permita giados bien en forma personal, bien a traves de sostenerse por si mismos. las organizaciones que estan tratando de sal- varlos de los desastres economicos y morales La situacion de los nuevos refugiados es es- que los amenazan. Esta exhortacion va dirigida pecialmente angustiosa en la ciudad de Miami, a todos los cubanos que viven en los Estados donde hay ya cientos de cubanos que no tienen Unidos, tanto en Miami como fuera de Miami. un hogar donde poder alojarse, ya que muchos, en su desesperacion por salir de los campamen- La situacion de los refugiados cubanos que tos, le pidieron a un amigo que los sacara con la fueron recibidos en otros paises no es mejor, por falsa promesa de una ayuda que no podia ofre- otra parte, que la de aquellos que han llegado a los Estados Unidos. Ruego a todos los cubanos cerles.. Las instituciones locales y personas en Mons. Agustin Roman, Obispo Auxiliar de Miami particular han respondido con una caridad que viven en esos paises y que ya disfrutan de sorprendente, pero tenemos que ser realistas: en una posicion decorosa, asicomo a aquellos que mera Epistola de San Juan: "iComo puede al- estos momentos en Miami las probabilidades de se encuentran establecidos en paises vecinos, guien decir que ama a Dios, a quien no ve, si no obtener trabajo son escasas, y las posibilidades que contribuyan tambien a aliviar la tragedia ama a su hermano, a quien ve?" de encontrar una vivienda decorosa son practi- de esos cubanos que han sido recibidos por Los vi deambulando por las calles de camente nulas. La ayuda economica que el go- paises cuya dificil situacion de desempleo les Miami, "cansados y decaidos, como ovejas sin bierno de este pais ha ofrecido puede contribuir impide proporcionarles vivienda y trabajo. pastor". Cubano que vives en Miami, o en otra a aliviar un poco el desempleo en el area metro- Que no haya ningiin cubano a quien tengan parte de los Estados Unidos, o en algun otro politana de Miami, pero va a tener muy pocos que aplicarse las terribles palabras del Senor en pais: abre tu corazon a los refugiados cubanos y efectos en la aterradora crisis de la vivienda. el Juicio Final, cuando se condene a los que no conviertete en pastor, hermano de tus herma- En esta situacion, ruego encarecidamente a se ocuparon de aliviar los sufrimientos de Cris- nos. todos los cubanos que residen fuera de Miami, to en la persona de sus hermanos: "Porque tuve en otras partes de los Estados Unidos,. que se hambre, y no me diste de comer; era forastero, y -T presten a ayudar a recibir refugiados en las no me recibiste en tu casa; estaba desnudo y no ciudades en que viven. Para ello pueden contar me vestiste..." Porque, como bien dice la Pri- Familias Hispanas de E.U. en Favor de Refugiados Por Eugenia E. Acosta quietudes y necesidades de nos, el ministerio y ayuda a la familia hispana al Arzo- las personas mayores, el al- Mas de 100 familias bispo- Roberto Sanchez, coholismo en la familia his- hispanas, representando a quien nos representara ante pana, ministerio a los jove- varios paises de origen con- el Sinodo del Ano de la Fa- nes, etc. vivieron, reflexionaron y milia en Roma. Ademas el pudieron compartir una se- Padre Gabriel Calvo, muy Los participantes en mana de aprendizaje, estu- conocido por su labor apos- esta Conferencia redacta- dio y vacaciones en la Con- tolica con la familia me- ron una declaracion con- ferencia sobre la Evangeli- diante la creacion de los junta en la que expresaban zacion de la Familia Hispa- Encuentros Conyugales y su apoyo y solidaridad con na en la parroquia que tuvo Encuentros Familiares los 114,0000 o mas refu- lugar en el hermoso campo compartio con los partici- giados cubanos, llegados a REPARTIENDO ESPERANZAS- Habia sonrisas alrededor del Obispo de veraneo de Epworth Fo- pantes sus ideas sobre co- este pais en los liltimos tres Frederick Freking, de La Crosse, Wisconsin, cuando se reuni6 con rest, junto al Lago Webster mo la familia hispana o cuatro meses. A conti- unos 13,500 refugiados cubanos en Fort McCoy. En su arenga el Obis- en la zona central de In- puede llegar a estar mas nuacion aparece el texto po les pidid paciencia y respeto asegurdndoles que a cambio tendrian la diana del 8 al 14 de junio. unida y ser un verdadero integro de este documento. libertad que anhelaban. Entre los temas que se ejemplo para la comunidad. "La conferencia sobre da a nuestros hermanos y aquellos que estan siendo trataron en la Conferencia Tambien se presentaron va- la evangelizacion de la fa- hermanas refugiados cuba- ubicados en la zona del uno de los mas importantes rios talleres sobre la educa- milia hispana en la parro- nos. Medio-Oeste.de donde so- fue la presentacion de in- cion religiosa a los hispa- quia desea dar la bienveni- Muy especialmente a (Pasa a la Pag. 2A) Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 27,1980 / Pagina 1A Justicia: Base de la Armonia Familiar

Por Jos6 P. Alonso otro poniendo como juez a ponsable de su buen orden derrochar el peculio sino fo- jado el lugar que debe darse la cabeza y no a las emo- y apariencia pero el hombre mentar el ahorro. en el hogar alRey de la Jus- Todo cuanto pudiera- ciones romanticas. debe prestar su concurso ticia. No habra justa rela- mos condenar o elogiar en Biisquese a traves para preservarlos, asi como Si solo el hombre traba- cion ni armonia, amor, la conducta de la sociedad, de la conversacion casual y en las tareas mas fuertes y ja "fuera" debe tener pre- respeto, dicha ni eternidad debemos comenzar por elo- los criterios en general que otras largas y tediosas. sente que ella tambien "tra- en la union donde Dios no giarlo o condenarlo en las piensa "la otra parte" del Cualquier tarea puede con- baja" atendiendo la casa y sea el testigo principal, el familias, pequenas celulas matrimonio y de los hijos. vertirse en una feliz aventu- el cuidado de la familia y consejero.Si lopusistecomo que dan vida a la sociedad Cual es la opinion sobre el ra cuando media la conside- que por tanto es acreedora al testigo de la union matri- humana. papel de la mujer y del racion "justa" y debida. titulo de socia en los bienes monial ponlo tambien en lu- En la exhaustiva in- hombre en esta union, res- La mujer y el hombre familiares. gar prominente en el hogar. vestigacion que de los ma- pecto al trabajo, etc.Estas son criaturas humanas La educacion de los hi- En toda decision pregunten les de la sociedad se ha respuestas pueden mostrar identicas en sus sentimien- jos es tambien responsabili- como actuaria El. Que sea hecho, se han reunido crite- "quien es realmente" la tos y emociones. Unos y dad comun. Es recomen- el mediador en toda rios de expertos familiares, persona con quien se suena otras seran mas o menos dable que el padre, ante los querella de uno contra el sicologos, trabajadores so- como "compania para toda fuertes segun su naturale- ojos de sus hijos, tenga otro. Todas sus decisiones ciales experimentados en la vida". Y si las respues- za, pero ambos tienen una supremacia en la autoridad; y consejos estan escritos en este campo, antropologos, tas no se ajustan a un mini- personalidad propia que de- pero en ella debe existir la las ensenanzas de Jesus sociologos, etc. Pero a nin- mo de "justicia", es mejor be ser respetada y exaltada; unidad de criterio de am- contenidas en los Evange- guno de estos se le ha decir adios en este instante este respeto al "ser in- bos de manera que si la lios. Lean y estudien juntos ocurrido pensar en la y esperar por un mas pro- tegral" del compaftero es madre da o niega algo el la Biblia y oren con fre- Justicia como primaria ra- misorio candidato. un deber ineludible de justi- padre confirme la decision cuencia porque "la familia zon para la constitucion de Piense que cuando us- cia. de la madre. Esto es justo que ora unida, permanece una sociedad ejemplar par- ted pasa delante de las La teoria de que "el como justo es tambien que unida." tiendo de la familia. vidrieras de una tienda ele- hombre no pierde nada" es en cosas que envuelvan Una buena familia Al tratar materia tan gante quisiera comprarlo erronea y mas aun en mate- dano moral o fisico para los obra como un equipo depor- intimamente ligada al buen todo pero su sensatez la lle- ria de fidelidad. Ambos hijos lo que se niegue ahora tivo cuya meta es ganar la exito de tan importante va a obtener solo lo que se tienen mucho que perder no se debe conceder mas competencia. Para ello es empresa, una familia mode- ajusta a sus necesidades y con la infidelidad y peor tarde. Explicarle a los precise la cooperacion entu- lo, se hace imperativo co- bolsillo. Lo demas se olvida aun, los hijos lo pierden to- ninos la razon de tal medida siasta de todos sin pensar menzar desde el principio; en unas horas. Aqui sucede do.Esta injusticia, sea quien los ayuda a crecer men- en la gloria individual sino es decir, desde el momento lo mismo. Actiie con sensa- sea el infiel, no se comete talmente. en la del equipo. Y como to- en que un hombre y una tez y no "adquiera lo que no solo contra "la otra parte" Para que la justicia de equipo, debe tener un mujer se sienten atraidos le conviene" antes de que sino contra la familia y la reine en el hogar tengase buen manager que lo dirija. uno hacia el otro. De las mas fuertes sentimientos sociedad toda. Ser fiel es presente aquello de que "no En este equipo matrimonial aulas y los centros de traba- hagan mas duro el "adios" muestra de respeto propio y hagas a otro lo que no de- • / familiar ningiin manager jo, de fiestas y reuniones alailusion. de amor sincere-. seas para ti". Gomprender mas calificado que Dios: lo pueden brotar las posibili- He aqui unos criterios En materia economica y estimar los sentimientos sabe todo y le sobra expe- dades de noviazgos y es en basicos sobre la justicia debe haber confianza abso- de "la otra parte", el amo- riencia. Y recuerda que... este momento ante la posi- que debe existir en el matri- luta y obrar de mutuo roso trato y la considera- "Mas te vale que tu ve- bilidad que uno debe co- monio y en la familia. acuerdo. Deben recordar cion son de elemental justi- cino te llame tonto que oir a menzar el analisis de las "La mujer es la reina las necesidades de cada cia. tu conyuge llamarte in- cualidades positivas del del hogar" y ella es res- miembro de la familia y no Para el final hemos de- justo..." La Justicia Tiene que Empezar Dentro de la Familia

Por Eugenia E. Acosta justicias que ocurren a nuestra comunidad". sando que para luchar tan los siguientes: sabi- diario en el mundo si las contra la injusticia, tanto duria, fe en Dios y en la hu- North Webster, mismas existen tambien "La responsabilidad de en la familia como en la co- manidad, lucha, fuerza, co- Indiana— "Antes de poder dentro del seno de nuestra educar a la familia en la jus- munidad, necesitamos raje, valentia, y, lo princi- luchar contra las injusticias familia? Mediante el dialo- ticia no descansa tanto en mucho valor. Casi igual que pal que es el amor divino, existentes en el mundo go, la comunicacion en fa- las escuelas o en la so- los primeros cristianos que expresado humanamente en tiene que haber justicia en milia, al dar ejemplos de vi- ciedad. A menudo son las se enfrentaban con los le- un genuino interes por el nuestras propias familias". das cristianas activas, mismas instituciones las ones. La unica diferencia es bien de nuestros herma- Con esta firme conviccion, comprometidas y dinami- que transmiten los valores que hoy tenemos diferentes nos." los esposos Olga Villa y Ri- cas, al ofrecer consejos, al de un sistema basado exclu- leones, pero no menos re- cardo Parra, ambos activa- ensenar principios y com- sivamente en la avaricia y ales o peligrosos. "Entre mente involucrados en la partir valores, al ponernos el egoismo. La ensenanza los elementos necesarios lucha por la justicia, de- en solidaridad total con de la justicia debe ocurrir para luchar por la injusti- rechos e igualdad de opor- nuestros hermanos y her- dentro del hogar". cia, tanto en la familia co- A Los Lectores De tunidades comenzaron su manas estamos haciendo mo en la sociedad en gene- LAVOZ presentacion ante las fami- que la justicia sea una reali- Los esposos Parra- ral •— anadieron ellos — es- lias asistentes a la Confe- dad en nuestra familia y en Villa concluyeron expre- les informamos por rencia sobre la evangeliza- este medio que cion de la familia hispana en la parroquia de la zona IMPRENTA este periodico no del Medio-Oeste que se se publicara durante llevo a cabo recientemente "MARESMA" en este pequeno pueblo del la semana de Julio 4, estado de Indiana. 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. A MEDIA CUADRA DE FLAGLER STREET de1980 "La justicia no con- Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para por lo tanto siste solamente en hacer el bien o cumplir con las leyes Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, NO HABRA EDICION e ignorar lo demas. La justi- Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y cia cristiana significa Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. DE cumplir con el importante mandato de Cristo a su TODA CLASE OE TRABAJOS LAVOZ Iglesia: que nos amemos unos a otros", senalo con COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES EL VIERNES enfasis el matrimonio AHDRRE TIEMPD Y DINERD 4 de JULIO Parra-Villa. "^Como pode- CQNFIANDDNDS SUS IMPRESOS mos condenar las viola- El matrimonio Parra-Villa se dirige a los asistentes a la Conferencia Fa- •IRIHOS elMIAMEKTE K I LI. I ( f. I ciones de derechos e in- miliar del Medio Oeste. TELEFONO 642-7266 Miami, Rorida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 27,1980 / Pagina 3A VATICANO -(NC)- dorenos que huyen de la Segun el itinerario anun- violencia en su pais, han ciado por el Vaticano, la vi- pedido por su parte socorro sita del Papa Juan Pablo II NOTICIAS DE LA SEMANA conforme aumentan estas al Brasil del 30 de Junio al necesidades. La Confedera- 12 de julio contempla la ce- quien la Santa Sede nombro cional celebra su con- Guatemala -(NC)- El cion de Religiosos de Hon- lebracion de la misa en las arzobispo de Washington, vencion anual en Rio de Ja- asesinato el 6 de Junio en duras pidio al gobierno que trece ciudades incluidas, y se ha destacado por su inte- neiro, Brasil, del 24 al 26 de Chajul, Quiche, del mi- socorra a unos 1,200 refu- su encuentro con dignata- res por los hispanos, los junio, poco antes de la lle- siohero del Sagrado Cora- giados que tienen tres se- rios, jovenes, prisioneros, negros y las misiones en gada del Papa Juan Pablo zon P. Jose Maria Gran manas de haber cruzado la obreros, leprosos, sacerdo- Centroamerica. La ciudad II, y su tema es "el compro- Sierra y un catequista frontera. En Nicaragua se tes, religiosas, obispos, en- tiene una mayoria de miso por la justicia en el engrosa la lista de mas de construye un campo espe- fermos, ninos y miembros poblacion negra, y unos mundo, por parte de sacer- 5,000 victimas de la violen- cial con la colaboracion de de la colonia polaca en ese 60,000 hispanos. Estuvo en dotes, religiosos y segla- cia en Guatemala desde Caritas. pais. Entre los muchos los funerales del arzobispo res." 1979. Venia ayudando a los eventos anunciados esta su asesinado de San Salvador, indigeneas en trabajos co- Naciones Unidas — llegada a Brasilia para Mons. Oscar Romero, con Fort McCoy, Wise. - munales. Por los mismos (NC)8 Un estudio demogra- audiencias con el presiden- quien cultivaba amistad (NC)- Mons. Frederick W. dias fueron asesinados tres fico revela que diariamente te Joao Figueiredo, los por los misioneros de Cle- Freking, obispo de La Cros- profesores de la universi- unas 300,000 mujeres en to- obispos y los diplomaticos, veland en ese pais. Es can- se, paso varias horas con dad, una psicologa, y un do el mundo dan a luz, y y una visita a la prision Pa- ciller de la Universidad Ca- los refugiados cubanos en lider democrata cristiano. 120,000 se someten al abor- puda; la misa al aire libre tolica de Washington. Fort McCoy (Hay 13,500) Varios combatientes de to, o sea un proporcion de para la juventud en Belo Habla castellano ademas de para hablarles en grupos guerrillas y del ejercito dos abortos por cada cinco Horizonte, una reunion en ingles, fue rector del Cole- sobre temas de libertad, tambien murieron. En Ma- alumbramientos. La tierra Rio de Janeiro con el Con- gio Norteamericano en Ro- respeto, caridad y pacien- yo fue asesinado el P. Wal- tiene una poblacion de 4.5. sejo Episcopal Latinoame- ma, y es oriundo de Michi- cia como virtudes de la ter Woordeckers, parroco mil millones de habitants, ricano (CELAM), misa en gan. Ordenado sacerdote en ciudadania a la que esperan de Santa Lucia, y se- y aunque desciende el por- el estadio de Maracana con 1946, desde entonces se pre- incorporarse. Refiriendose cuestrados el P. Corirado de centaje de crecimiento, la ordenacion de sacerdotes ocupo por los trabajadores al prolongado tramite del la Cruz y el catequista habra para fin de siglo un y bendicion a la ciudad des- agricolas migrantes mexi- reasentamiento, el obispo Herlindo Cifuentes, que aumento de 2 mil millones. de el Cristo del Corcovado canos. Sucede al Cardenal les dijo: "Se que es cansado aiin siguen desaparecidos, Cada persona del mundo y apertura del Congreso William Baurn, quien desde esperar pero os pido que temiendose por sus vidas. desarrollado consume en Eucaristico en Fortaleza y Enero encabeza la Congre- tengais paciencia y perse- suvida de 20 a 40 veces mas una visita a los indios de gacion Vaticana de Educa- verancia." El P. Jerome Tegucigalpa, Honduras que los habitantes de paises Manaus. cion Catolica. Thompson, de la ar- — (NC)— Agencias humani- en Africa, Asia o America quidiocesis de Milwaukee tarias religiosas de Costa Latina, N.R.: Sin embargo, Washington -(NC)- Chicago -(NC)- El que les sirve de capellan, Rica, Nicaragua y Hondu- hay en el mundo tierra sin Mons. James A. Hickey, movimiento pro vocaciones organize un coro que canto ras que ya prestan ayuda a cultivar capaz de alimentar obispo de Cleveland a religiosas Serra Interna- para el obispo. miles de refugiados salva- el dobre de esa poblacion. 1980: 75 Aniversario de la Llegada a Cuba de Hnos. de La Salle Los Antiguos Alumnos tendran lugar los dias del 3 habra competencias depor- de La Salle de Cuba han al 6 de Julio aqui en Miami, tivas en el Big Five y una preparado una serie de ac- estaran presentes Lasallis- fiesta criolla, un acto en tos con motivo del 75 ani- tas residentes en todas par- memoria de los Lasallistas versario de la llegada a Cu- tes del mundo y seran fallecidos y por los presos ba de los Hermanos de La honrados con la presencia en Cuba por su lucha anti- Salle. Este ano 1980 tam- de mas de 30 hermanos que comunista. El sabado por la bien marca el 300 aniversa- ejercieron en Cuba. Entre noche, en el Omni, una cena rio de la fundacion del los invitados especialmente de gala y baile. Instituto de Escuelas Cris- figuran el Obispo exilado Informes y reserva- tianas por San Juan Bautis- Monsenor Eduardo Boza ciones para los actos ta de La Salle en Francia. Masvidal, ex alumno de La pueden pedirse a Aso- Esta coincidencia ha lleva- Salle, y el Superior General ciacion de La Salle, 3446 do a la Asociacion a ce- de la Orden de La Salle, S.W. 8 St., Suite 209, lebrar la Primera Con- Rydo. Hno. Jose Pablo Miami, Fla. 331 6 llaman- vencion Lasallista en Basterrechea, quien reside do a Fernando Jimenez de Miami. en Roma. 10 a 4 p.m. por el telefono En los actos, que Entre las actividades 448-2898. Democratas Cristianos de Cuba a Congreso en Europa. El Movimiento De- yo para que el Secretario de Derechos Humanos, que mocrata Cristiano de Cuba General de la O.N.U. envie han provocado el exodo ma- ha sido invitado, en la per- a Cuba una comision que sivo de mas de 100,000 cu- sona de su Secretario de Re- investigue las violaciones banos. laciones Internacionales, Jesus Permuy, al Congreso de la Union Europea De- Programa de Estudios mocrata Cristiana, Lisboa, Portugal, del 23 al 25 de Ju- nio. para Ciudadania en Hogar En dicho congreso el representante de la DC cu- bana expondra a sus cole- El Centro de Educa- traves de este programa, gas europeos el estado de cion para Adultos del Ame- ayuda para llenar las for- opresion a que esta someti- rican Senior High School, mas de solicitud, apren- do el pueblo cubano por la esta ofreciendo ahora la diendo los procedimientos a tirania castro-comunista. oportunidad de tomar las seguir y las materias que se Tambien se recabara la so- clases de preparacion para le proporcionaran para to- lidaridad necesaria para los aspirantes a obtener la mar el examen de naturali- continuar la lucha por la li- ciudadania a traves de un zacion. bertad y democratizacion programa disenado para es- Llame al Centro de LARGA DISTANCIA ES LO MAS CERCANO A ESTAR ALLI. Este tudiar en la casa. Cualquier es el lema de la compahia de telefonos para su servicio de larga de nuestra Patria. Educacion para Adultos distancia y este anuncio viene muy bien para una conversaci6n Permuy visitara Ho- residente que piense en con- por el telefono 557-3770 para con Jesus para quienes lo sienten lejos de sus vidasf "Jesus landa, Belgica, Portugal e vertirse en ciudadano de los una cita inicial con el quiere hablarcontigo" dice el cartel. Italia para solicitar su apo- Estados Unidos recibira, a instructor. Pagina 4A / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 27, 1980 San Ireneo Tercer Centenario de los Ireneo nacio en Esmirna, Asia Menor, entre los aftos 135 y 140 . Fue discipulo predilecto de San Poli- carpo, quien a su vez lo fuera de San Juan Evangelis- Hermanos de La Salle ta. Llego a las Galias (hoy Francia) en fecha incierta ROMA Italia.— Su donde fue sacerdote de la Iglesia de Lyon bajo el Santidad el Papa ha dirigi- Obispo Potino (San Potino). do una carta a los Herma- Cuando estllo la persecucion de la Iglesia en el nos de las Escuelas Cris- ano 1977 el Obispo Potino fue martirizado hasta tianas (De La Salle) con mo- morir. Fue el primer obispo de Lyon y tambien su tivo del tercer centenario de primer martir. Ireneo fue nombrado para sustituirle su fundacion. Exalta la fi- como Obispo de Lyon. Abogo ante el Papa Victor en gura de San Juan Bautista favor de la Iglesia de Asia en la disputa que casi la de La Salle, que supo in- separo de Roma por diferencias en la fecha de ce- tegrar en una vision de la lebracion de la Pascua. psicologia y pedagogia el En una epoca en que las sectas agnosticas ame- sentido plenamente cris- nazaban con minar la base del cristianismo con tiano de la cultura y de la su doctrina de que la liberacion venia por la sabi- educacion: "Para el la es- duria, Ireneo combatio con palabra y con escritos es- cuela no se reducia solo a tas y otras herejias, defendia ardientemente la tradi- impartir o imponer ideas, cion y aseguro la unidad del dogma, estableciendo los por mas utiles o interesan- principios de la tradicion de la Iglesia y afirmando la tes que fueran, sino que supremacia de la Iglesia Romana. debia ser una comunidad de Veinticinco aflos despues de su consagracion amor, donde el joven alum- episcopal sobrevino una nueva persecucion durante no no es meramente consi- la cual murio martirizado en el ano 203 de nuestra derado como un vaso que era. hay que llenar, sino como una personalidad que hay que formar." En el tercer centenario Santos Pedro y Pablo de los Hermanos de las Es- cuelas Cristianas, Juan El origen de la conmemoracion de estos dos Pablo II pone el acento grandes apostoles en el mismo dia se remonta hasta sobre las exigencias que los origenes de nuestra Iglesia y nace del hecho de brotan de la vocacion del que la sangre de Pedro y de Pablo consagro a Roma, Hermano Educador: "fide- capital del mundo pagano pagano y la mas rica del lidad al carisma del Funda- mundo conocido, para Cristo.conquistandola y con- dor sobre todo en estos mo- virtiendola en la capital del mundo catolico. mentos en los que la escuela Pedro fue escogido por Jesus desde el principio catolica debe proclamar, re- para ser Cabeza de su Iglesia cuando El volviera al afirmar su libertad, su dig- Padre: "Simon, hijo de Juan, desde ahora te llamaras nidad, su finalidad, su fun- Pedro, (es decir piedra) y sobre esta piedra he de cion y su misma supervi- San Juan Bautista de La Salle construir mi Iglesia" y confirmado en su cargo de viencia"; fidelidad a la vo- declaraciones a Radio Vati- sobre todo a la clase popu- pastor del rebano poco antes de la ascencion del cacion religiosa, "es decir, cana. "Nuestra preocupa- lar" Senor cuando Jesus despues de preguntarle tres ve- a la consagracion incondi- cion fundamental — ha cionada y absoluta que ha- Los Hermanos de las ces, "Pedro, ime amas?" le dijp otras tantas: "Apa- dicho — es la de conseguir Escuelas Cristianas fueron cienta mis ovejas". Despues de largos recorridos y beis hecho de vosotros mis- que la escuela catolica ten- mos." fundados por San Juan grandes trabajos y penas propagando la Buena ga verdaderamente un va- Bautista de La Salle el 15 de nueva. Pedro murio crucificado en la colina Vaticana El Superior General de lor evangelizador que mayo de 1680, en Reims, por orden de Neron en el ano 66 6 67. los Hermanos de las Es- corresponda de verdad a lo Francia. Hoy son unos Pablo, a quien primero conocemos como un fana- cuelas Cristianas, el es- que nuestra actual cultura 10,000 y mantienen en todo tico perseguidor de los cristianos y quien se hace vi- panol Jose Pablo Bas- requiere. Nuestra mision el mundo mas de 1,300 es- sible en el martirio de San Esteban, diacono y primer terrechea, ha hecho unas educativa esta dirigida tablecimientos docentes. martir de la Iglesia, es convertido por el mismo Jesus desde el cielo y hecho apostol pormandato del mismo Jesus al comisionarle la evangelizacion de los genti- 3. Que utilicemos los les. Pablo, aunque no se cuenta entre los doce aposto- medios de comunicacion les (Matias sustituyo a Judas Iscariote y se cuenta disponibles (radio, televi- OFICIAL como el numero doce)) es tenido como apostol por ha- sion y la prensa escrita) pa- ra difundir informacion Arquidiocesis de Miami ber sido el mismo Espiritu Santo quien lo comisiona correcta y sin prejuicios y junto con Bernabe poco antes de la partida de am- ademas para clarif icar erro- bos para Chipre. res que puedan surgir. La Cancilleria anuncia que el Arzobispo Edward Pablo recorre toda el Asia Menor divulgando la A. McCarthy ha hecho los siguientes nombramien- Buena Nueva y por ultimo llega a Roma, donde como 4. Que se establezcan tos: Pedro, es martirizado muriendo decapitado en la Via otras formas de ayuda co- El Rvdo. James Reynolds, Pastor de la Parro- Ostiense, sitio donde Constantino mando a erigir mo distribucion de ropa, quia de St. Henry, Pompano Beach; efectivo desde una basilica en su Memoria. trabajo, ayudar sirviendo Julio 2, 1980. La muchedumbre de los creyentes que desde el de interprete, etc. El Rvdo. E. Michael Kelly, Pastor de la Parro- siglo II peregrinaba a Roma para visitar la tumba de quia de St. James, Miami; efectivo desde Julio 2, los dos grandes apostoles, inicio la conmemoracion de 5. Que colaboremos to- 1980. ambos, unidos en la misma fecha. dos juntos con otros grupos El Rvdo. Jorge Perales, Pastor Asociado en la de ayuda a los inmigrantes Parroquia de San Juan Bosco, Miami; efectivo desde en este pais, mexicanos, concretas de ayuda que po- Junio 25, 1980. haitianos, dominicanos, El Rvdo. William Mylchreest, recien ordenado, Familias demos ofrecer quisieramos etc. sugerir las siguientes: Pastor Asociado en la Parroquia de St. Brendan, Hispanas... Esta es una accion hu- Miami; efectivo desde Julio 9, 1980. 1. . Que las parroquias, manitaria a la que res- El Rvdo. Dionisio Oramas, a la facultad del Se- (VienedelaPag. 1A) grupos,familias o personas minario Colegio St. John Vianney, Miami; efectivo pondemos como cristianos Junio 16, 1980. mos todos nosotros. interesadas se pongan en y no queremos que la si- Al mismo tiempo contacto con las oficinas tuacion de los refugiados El Rvdo. Flavian Magrogan, C.P., Pastor Aso- queremos invitar a todos, diocesanas, por ejemplo, la divida a la comunidad his- ciado en la Parroquia de St. Paul of the Cross, North especialmente a los hispa- Oficina de Caridades Cato- pana en los Estados Uni- Palm Beach; efectivo desde Julio 1, 1980 con la apro- licas. dos. bacion de su Superior. « nos, a que se unan con no- El Rvdo. Peter Farrelly, S.J.,Capellan Asociado sotros para combinar De las mas de 100 fami- en el Hospital Holy Cross, Fort Lauderdale; efectivo nuestros talentos y esfuer- 2. Que cada parroquia lias que estuvieron presen- desde Agosto 1, 1980 con la aprobacion de su Supe- zos para ayudar a estos her- fije una meta de patrocinar tes en esta conferehcia en rior. manos nuestros. a una familia o a un indivi- Indiana solamente una era Entre las formas duo (o mas si fuera posible). de origen ciibano. Pdgina 2A / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Junio 27,1980