Abortion Bill Stalls In House TALLAHASSEE - Stiff opposition based on moral, medical, and legal aspects of the proposed legalized abor- tion law delayed action oh the measure by the House Judiciary "B" Committee last Monday. Rejecting a proposal by committee chairm an, Rep. Gordon Blalock (D., Jack- sonville) that discussion be confined to criminal aspects, the committee heard several proponents and opponents to the bill,, already passedby the Senate. Rep. Alvin Martinez (D-, Tampa) said that he was on the House Health and Wel- fare Committee, which ap- proved the bill by a vote to 16-3, "when this bill was con- sidered without witnesses and the chairman also limit- ed the scope of thetestimony. "I wasn't even eiven a

yEAR OF FAITH begins on June29, commemorating the 19th :entenary of the martyrdom of SS. Peter and Paul. Shown is a typical scene in St. peter's Square on a Sunday where thousands gather to get a glimpse of the Holy Father at the Vatican. Mass To Open Year of Faith' Mass concelebrated by God and then to be torment Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ed by the logical, moral, and and deans of the five dean- social difficulties that accom- eries in South Florida will pany a decline in religion; mark the opening of a"Year it is resigned to. see man of Faith" in the Diocese of made restless by turbulent Miami, at 5 p.m. Sunday, passion and persistent anxi- July 2, in the Cathedral. ety where Godhas no place," Pope Paul VI has called the Holy Father said. "There upon fhe faithful throughout is no longer the final expla- the world to participate in nation for reality., inspira- the special religious celebra- tion for thought and com- tion including "solemn and pelling moral sense that hu- repeated" professions of man order needs. faith to commemorate the "While man's religious 19th centenary of themartyr- sense today is in a decline, dom of SS. Peter and Paul depriving the faith of its nat- whose feast occurs on Thurs- ural foundatio ns," Pop e day, June 29. Paul continued, "new opin- The Pope said he hoped ions in exegesis and in theol- the centenary would "find ogy, often borrowed from its expression chiefly in a bold but blind secular phil- great act of faith through- osophies, have in places out the Church. We want to found a way into the realm see this anniversary as a of Catholic teaching. They HUNGER is reflected in the faces of Arab children in a refugee camp 30 miles north- providential occasion given question or distort the ob- east of A,mman, one of the centers receiving supplies of food, clothing and medicine to the people of God for re- jective sense of truths taught awakening a fuller aware- with authority by the from the Catholic Near East Welfare Association which shipped supplies by jet from ness of its faith, giving it (Continued on Page 28) Rome. fresh life, purifying it, and Bids giving testimony to it" MAIN GOALS On The Two of the main goals of Ordination June 24 WASHINGTON — the year-long observance Inside: (NC) —President Lyndon will be to restore the sense of B. Johnson had a farewell God to the world and topro- Of Diocese Priest meeting with Cardinal- tect the Church from inter- Consistory designate Egidio Vagnoz- Another priest will be or- zi, apostolic delegate in such as rape aau x.fc-^_^iiHoly Orders k World ident asked the cardinal- spoken before the legislature and proud of its greater de- on the Rev. Mr. James L designate, who is return- several times in opposition gree of self-awareness, is in- Briggs. Split Pi ing to Rome, to express to the bill, said the "novel clined to forget and deny Effective July 8, the new- "his personal greetings to bill" would permit the "tak- ly ordained priest will serve His Holiness (Pope Paul ing of life without due pro- as assistant to the Cathedral If Nasser Won VI) and his deep affection cess of law. We are talking parish. for the Pope, and to say about taking a life of a child I He Got Shot how much he appreciates on medical probability. No The son of Mr. and Mrs. War? P.7 his influence for good in indictment, no arraignment, | Point Blank James L Briggs, St Cole- the world and his efforts man parish, Pompano no jury, no trial. You aren't I Due Pho, Vietnam (NC) to achieve world peace." (Continued on Page 2) &- Pfc. Joaquin Robledo of Beach, who has been com- 0San Jose, Calif., a mem- pleting theological studies at Who Needs Iber of Company C, 1st Louvain University, Bel- IBrigade, 101st Airborne gium, is a native of Norwalk, Conn. Help? P.12 rtr" aDivision, was point man REV.MK. JAMfci ffor his platoon when an He came to South Florida with his family in 1955 and p.m., Sunday, June 25 inSt THE VOICE, P.O. Box 1055, Miami, Fla. 33138 s enemy soldier jumped up inside RETURN'REQUESTED | from hiding about 12 feet was graduated from St Coleman Church. sin front of him and fired Thomas Aquinas High ~ a M-79 grenade point School, Fort Lauderdale, in Concelebrants will be Fa- Vietnam .... P. 14 blank. The round struck 1959, and continued studies ther William Donaldson, J Rebledo on the left pocket at Holy Cross College, Wor- S. J., Father Frederick Heck- -,of his uniform where he cester, Mass.,; St Charles el, Father Donald J. Ireland, Winning "' always carries aCatholic College, Oatonsville, M&, Father Thomas Engbers |prayerbook. and St Mary Seminary, and Father Donald Walk. Habit P. 18 5 The grenade failed to Baltimore, where he was The Rev. Mr. John Mc- g explode. Robledo, mo- awarded .* Bachelor of Arts Cormick will be deacon and fmentarily stunned, was degree in philosophy in Donald Gale, lector. Why Take Slater treated for possible 1963. I broken ribs, and, oh yes, Following ordination, the The seminarians' choir | he still carries his slightly Rev. Mr. Briggs will be the from'the Major Seminary of Potshots P.19 | damaged prayerbook. principal concelebrant of a St Vincent de Paul, Boynton itai Concelebrated Mass at 4 Beach, will sing. atinittitititiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiQ C pi £ S AL i»» jharles K. Riepe, chairman, posing experimental litur- mnounced here. gical services to the Nation- The subcommittee, which al Conference of Catholic vas set up by the U.SBishops. , which in turn may tJishops' Committee on the request permission for them iturgy last winter, held a from the Holy Sea rwo-day meeting in Chicago The subcommittee on jarlier this month. adaptation reviewed pro- With thehelp of proposals posals for supervised exper- submitted since the project iments with liturgical services was announced in April, and began study of two pro- Father Riepe said, the sub- jects, one on the problems :ommittee agreed on an ex- of liturgical celebration for jerimental order for children and teenagers, the Eucharistic celebrations other on the "presidential vhich is flexible, adaptable, prayers" said by the priest ind sensitive to the varying at Mass, especially the Col- aeeds of sine" .m lect and Preface-style pray- "who suddenly decides she with the state paying aper- uiiuurseo. in run uy me oio.iv was raped after she finds she for the cost of such services. ized groups. ers. s pregnant." Meanwhile in Atlantic v^tty, N.J., the Committee on Reproduction of the Ameri- can Medical Association urged the parent body's policy-making House of Delegates to support relax- ation of abortion laws throughout the nation. The committee sent its re- port calling for legalization of therapeutic abortion "either to safeguard the life of the patient, or to prevent the birth of a severely crip- pled, deformed or abnormal infant" to the AMA Board 3f Trustees which approved it and recommended its adoption. Abortions in preg- nancies resulting from rape or incest were also advocated

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3 s Scheduled Outdoors June 29 Ask 'Open' News | VATICAN CITY — (NC) — The final ceremony in the and Carlo Grano. They will quarter hour the 24 will be I SANKT POELTEN, Austria (RNS)—The Inter- § creation of the Church's new cardinals will takeplace not get their cardinal's rings notified in the big concert | only publicly — on the steps of Stf Peter's basilica before a from the Pope in a later cere- hall of the Via Conciliazione | national Council of Catholic Press Associations, where they will be waiting = meeting here under the chairmanship of Romano | great throng — but concurrently with the opening of the mony. | Year of Faith proclaimed by Pope Paul VI. with their friends and well § Raimondo Manzine, editor of the Vatican City All 27, including the three wishers and the members of | daily, L'Osservatore Romano, issued a statement | This open air consistory, The three cardinals who not present, will become car- the diplomatic corps ac- s calling for "free access to information." | barring inclement weather, have been nuncios to Spain, dinals on the morning of credited to the Holy See. | It noted that the right of such access had been 5 will be the first in living mem- Portugal and Italy will re- June 26 when the Pope and Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, § approved by the Second Vatican Council and hoped is ory and perhaps in history. ceive the regalia of their new college of cardinals meet in Papal Secretary of State, will | Only 24 of the 27 new 5 that such press freedom would also be accepted office from the heads of state a secret consistory in the read the names. | "by the Church as a whole and civilized society = cardinals are scheduledtobe of those countries. These are Consistorial Hall to put the = in general." I present (June 29) at tht Archbishops Antonio Riberi, formal seal of election upon This again represents an 5 The resolution referred particularly to the Synod I Mass in front of thebasilica. Maximilien de Furstenberg new members. Within a innovation, since previously = of Bishops scheduled to begin in Romein September. the cardinals-elect waited in = * * * s various parts of Rome for formal notification of their election. j Priest His Victim | TO GET TITLES i-j ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (RNS)—Albuquerque | Meanwhile, Pope Paul re- 1 police have revealed a "con" game in which a i mains with the college of car- = Catholic priest was the victim, losing aunique$450 = dinals and delivers a con- 5 chalice. _ § sistorial address. In the past 1 Father Louis Jaramillo, pastor of San Felipe 1 this address has been an ex- § de Neri church, told police that a man identifying = planation of the Pope's rea- § himself as the representative of acompanyspeciatiz- 3 sons for naming new car- | ing in replating religious articles came to see him. | dinals, and has sometimes i The man showed the priest purported references = contained important an- | and recommendations from priests and parishes in | nouncements. It is thought = Mexico. He said his company wished to establish 3 that this time the Pope may = operations in the U. S. and offered to replate a 5 speak on the dangerous in- = piece free in exchange for a referenca = ternational situation. | Since his personal chalice needed replating, the i Through June 26 and 27 5 priest gave it to the "con" man (who called him- | the new cardinals receive i self "Gine Cusemezov" of Englewood, Calif.) and 1 traditional visits of congrat- = signed a contract 5 ulations. I •; *** • | Although Pope Paul sup- pressed the semipublic con- sistory when he created car- | Gets Last Rites! dinals in 1965, he has re- vived it this time. It takes I LONDON (RNSJ—The last rites of the Catholic | place about 6:30 on Wednes- | Church were given to John Cardinal Heenjan, 62, = day, June 28, in the Sistine 1 Archbishop of Westminster, following a stroke. = chapel. In that ceremony he | The cardinal had been admitted to St Thomas = will give the new cardinals § Hospital for what was diagnosed as "probably" a 5 their red birettas and assign = virus infection. §1 FOUR U.S. CARDINALS, three cardinal-designates and 60 other Catholic bishops were them then- titles. It is expect- = The sacrament of Anointing of the Sick, was 1| among the 5,000 persons, including leaders of otherchurches, who filled the Cathedral ed that he will name 22 car- 1 administered by Auxiliary Bishop Patrick Casey, I§ of St. Louis for the Requiem AAass for JOSEPH CARDINAL RITTER, late archbishop of St.dinal priests and five car- | vicar general, who has authorized the clergy of dinal deacons. | the diocese, to offer votive Masses and other special 1 Louis. Left to right: FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN of New York, JAMES FRANCIS = services for Cardianl Heenan's recovery. It /CARDINAL AACINTYRE of Los Angeles, RICHARD CARDINAL CUSHING of Boston and It is believed the Pope re- 5 Early reports that there was no cause for serious LAWRENCE CARDINAL SHEHAN of Baltimore. (NC Photos) vived this semipublic con- | concern about the cardinal's health have been con- sistory to shorten the final | tradicted The nature of Cardinal Heenan's infection ceremony of June 29 before | is a mystery, a spokesman for the archdiocese told St Peter's basilica. = Religious News Service, but it is regarded as severe. VOW FIDELITY |. Doctors are still making tests and it could be a Abortion Seen No Answer Immediately after the = week before the true nature of the infection is known. semipublic consistory in the i: • . - * * •* Sistine chapel the Pope and all the cardinals, old and To Underlying Social Evils new, will go to St Peter's where a monument of Pope ( They'll Aid Refugees j CHICAGO — (RNS) — In his address, Father born child to life." John XXIII will be inaugu- | DUESSELDORF, Germany (NC)—-A call was | Instead of making abortion McHugh quoted anti-abor- An appeal for nuns to rated. The monument, the 1 issued here for young Catholic volunteers to spend § easier, man should seek to tion statements from the Vati- serve in Vietnam as nurses work of Italian sculptor | several weeks in the Middle East helping Israelis § eliminate those evils in so- can Council's Constitution and social workers was Emilio Greco, was commis- E and Arabians to recover from the effects of the f ciety which give rise to such on the Church in the Mod- made at a CHA session by sioned by the cardinals Pope operations, the director of S recent war there. | 1 ern World and from Pope Father Robert L. Charle- John created. 1 The Federation of Catholic Youth in Germany | the U.S. Catholic Family John's encyclical, Mater et bois, Catholic Relief Services Life Bureau said here. At the final public cere- I urged young Catholics to perform voluntary service § Magistra. program director in that mony before St Peter's all I because the needs of refugees have mounted in the £ Father James T. Me- Asia nation. He was repre- the new cardinals will con- | wake of the Israel-Arab war. The federation also I Hugh, spokesman for Amer- He noted that the Church senting Bishop Edward W. celebrate Mass with thePope. § asked for contributions to alleviate the economic | ican bishops on family life has enunciated its teachings Swanstrorri, CRS executive This concelebration was in- S misery In both Israel and Arab countries. f matters, said that pregrian- on abortion "clearly and director. troduced by Pope Paul at the = On the same day, the Kolping Federation of = cies resulting from rape or forcefully because we have Father Charlebois said consistory of 1965. I Cologne, an organization of young Catholic = incest, and those threatening at issue not only a morally that American nuns are need- i workers, announced that it will sponsor the con- § a mother's life or presenting bad action, but also the life ed to assist in the "crisis and The Pope will remind the new cardinals then that they | straction of a crafts school in Nazareth. Nineyoung, § the possibility of mental or of the innocent child. In af- emergency situation in Viet- have become "cooperators = men from^the Federation will go there to help 1 forming the right of themoth- nam. '' He pointed to the sick, physical deformity in the and counsellors of the Pope | construct the school. = er to obtain an abortion, the homeless children, and the child, are "indications of the in ruling and governing the I Most of the Nazareth population is Arab. | evil that exists in human proponents of free abortion poor in need of food, cloth- overlook the right of the un- Catholic Church." The new §••• ,-.'.'.' •••"".• **•*.-. . .. = ing, shelter and medical aid. society." cardinals will recite the Act "As Catholics," he told ^gLJPaith and the Apostles' the Catholic Hospital Asso- d33reed. They will then vow to iPoleS Fight Censor I ciation, "and as concerned Maine House Kills the Pope their eternal fidelity, BONN, Germany (NC)—A group of nearly citizens we encourage the ef- subjection, obedience and 100 Polish writers and journalists took a strong forts of our welfare institu- collaboration. stand against arbitrary government censorship and tions that provide shelter, TO GET RINGS called for measures that would give them the means education and_opportuniry Eased Abortion Bill The Pope is expected to to appeal decisions against literary works. for the unwed motherland AUGUSTA, Maine (NC) sponsored by Sen. Margaret Sproul of Bristol. Rep. Quinn give a homily on the Year The position was stated in a declaration made the agencies and foundations - By a 90-to-39 vote the of Faith beginning that day, at a Polish writers' federation meeting in Koeslin. that engage in research and House killed a measure told the House the real spon- sors were "thepsychiatrists" the feast of Sts. Peter and The action was initiated by Stefan Kisielewski, a education in areas of pre- which would have relaxed , Paul. columnist for Tygodnik Poweszchne, a Cracow natal life, physical deform- Maine's law governing abor- who are striving to get Catholic weekly. ity and mental retardation. tion. The bill had cleared the similar legislation enacted in He is expected to give the cardinals their rings after Jhe He decried the anonymous censorship of books Senate earlier by a substan- various states. "We feel fhat man's re- prayer of the faithful. Hewill and articles and the fact that thereisno opportunity tial margin. The present law permits sponsibility is to eliminate also distribute Communion for writers to appeal the censorship. Kisielewski Rep. John T. Quinn of abortion to save an expectant the bases of evil, ignorance to the children of some Rome also said that Polish authors must fight for the Bangor led the opposition. mother's life. The proposed and injustice, rather than to parishes. right to debate censorship restrictions when books provide for an easier termi- He declared: "No God-fear- measure would allow abor- and articles are banned. nation of developing human ing member will vote forthis tion harm, to prevent birth of Although the Pope has measure which will create a mentally or physically de- •- • . * * * life." restored the semipublic audi- In condemning liberal such a horrible and shock- fective chttd and to terminate ence, he has abolished the abortion laws, Father Me- ing result" a pregnancy due to rape or two attendants every car- look To Business Hugh warned that such legis- The original measure was incest dinal has been required to maintain — the so-called KANSAS CITY, Mo. (NC)—Bishop Charles lation "may well lead to a great lack of respect for life gentleman and trainbearer. H. Helmsing of Kansas City—St. Joseph has ap- Reagan OK's 'Reluctantly* He has also simplified the proved formation of a lay committee to organize itself." He observed that in abor- cardinal's dress, reducing an annual school fund-raising drive among area SACRAMENTO, Calif moral delinquency." the number of required cos- businesses. tion cases, "the decision to terminate life is actually (NC) - Gov. Ronald Reagan As he signed ihe bill the tumes to one of wool in car- Businessmen will be asked to help pay costs in "reluctantly" signed a bill governor acknowledged that dinal red. Formerly two diocssan parochial elementary and secondary made by someone other than the one whose life is ended, making California the third the legislation, whichcleared woolen and two silken cos- schools. and without his consent For State in the union this year to the Legislature on June 13, tumes were required, one of Catholic School Board member Julian Knopke a society to allow this, much relax its laws governing is "by no means perfect" each material in red and one said business firms contributing to the drive would less support it by law, places abortion. Cardinal Mclntyreissued of each in purple for peni- save large amounts in taxes compared to the cost serious obstacles in the path And in Los Angeles, his statement in Los Angeles tential seasons and in the of sending parochial school pupils to public schools of safeguarding human dig- James Francis Cardinal Mc- after the Legislature had period between the death of if some Catholic schools were forced to dose nity and the rights of each: Intyre mourned that the state completed favorable action a Pope and the election of a new Pope. ^iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiR individual" "has succumbed' to grave on the bill. June 23, 1967 Miami, Florida THE VOICE Page 3 Pope Paul Appoints Four In U.S. Hierarchy WASHINGTON (NC)- Manus, superintendent of lege, Toronto, and then at- Francis Cardinal Spellman and St Mary of the Lake Pope Paul VI has named schools of the archdiocese of tended St Bernard's Sem- of New York on June 8, Seminary. He was ordained Auxiliary Bishop David F. Chicago, as titular bishop of inary, Rochester, and the 1950. April 15, 1939, by Cardinal Cunningham of Syracuse to Mesarfdta; Catholic University of Amer- Bishop-elect Grady was Mundelein. He made post- be Coadjutor with right of Msgr. John L. May, gen- ica here He, was ordained born in Chicago, Oct 9, ordination studies at the succession to Bishop Walter eral secretary of the Cath- to thepriesthoodin Rochester 1914. He attended Quigley Catholic University of Amer- A Foery of Syracuse. olic Church Extension So- on June 12, 1926, by Bish- Preparatory Seminary in ica here, taking a master's BR. MICHAEL BR. GERALD The Holy Fatherhas also ciety, as titular bishop of op Daniel J. Curley of Syra- Chicago and St Mary of degree in education. DEAN BOWDEN named the following three Tagarbala cuse. the Lake Seminary, auxiliary bishops to His These actions of the Pope Bishop Cunningham was Mundelein, HI. He was or- Eminence John P. Cody, were announced here by chancellor of the diocese from dained at St Mary of the Bishop-elect May was 2 Miamlans archbishop of Chicago: Msgr. Franco Brambilla, 1939 to 1946, and was Lake Seminary, April 23, born in Evanston, ILL Msgr. Thomas J. Grady. charge d'affaires ad interim pastor of St John the Bap- 1938, by the late George March 31, 1922. He attend- Graduate director of the National at the Apostolic Delegation. tist church, Syracuse, at the Cardinal Mundelein, arch- ed Quigley Preparatory Sem- Shrine of the Immaculate Bishop Cunningham was time of his appointment as bishop of Chicago. inary and St Mary of the Conception, Washington, born in Walkerville, Mont, titular bishop of Lampsacus Bishop-elect McManus Lake Seminary, and was or- As Marssfs D. C.,as titular bishop of Dec 3. 1900. Bishop Cun- and auxiliary to Bishop was born in Chicago, Jan. dained, May 3, 1947, by Two 1962 graduates of Vamalla; ningham studied for two Foery in 1950. He was con- 27, 1914. He attended Qui- Samuel Cardinal Stritch, Christopher Columbus High Msgr. William E. Mc~ years at St Michael's Col- secrated in Syracuse by gley Preparatory Seminary then archbishop of Chicago. School, became the first Floridians to graduate as Marist Brothers from Marist College, Poughkeepsie, New York, at Commencement ex- Go ahead: ercises, June 10. Brother Gerald Bowden, F.M.S., the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Bowden, Little Flower parish, Coral Ca- bles, graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts de- gree in history. Brother Mi- Be firm. chael Dean, F.M.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. James J. Dean, St. ISrendan parish, received his Bachelor of Arts degree in English. Both Brothers also received Teacher Kdueation Certifi- cates from the State of New York. i Brother Bowden kill now spend the summer at Camp Marist, Center Ossipee, X'ew Hampshire, while Brother Dean will be a counsellor at the Marist camp in Cold Springs, New York. In Sep- tember, both will be assigned to teaching at one of the 25 Marist high schools! in the United States. Marist Brothers staff two high schools in the Diocese of Miami: Monsignor Pace in Opa-locka, and Christo- pher Columbus in Miami. There are two other Broth- ers from Florida, both Mi- am ians and graduates of Columbus, still studying at Marist College. They are: Brother Alan Smith, F.M.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Smith, St. Michael parish, who is entering his senior year; and Brother Michael Flynn, F.M.S., son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank •]. Flynn, Epiphany parish, who will be a junior in September. 1 Red Cross f 1 Is Seeking I Insist on your Own checking account. | Volunteers j English and Spanish- We don't suggest that you just barge into the subject and start stamp- out,would make that world a littie less bustling and a lot more efficient. speaking volunteers are ur- ing your feet or tossing china. You've got to be subtle. Show him Tell friend husband how a checking account will simplify life gently needed by the Dade County Chapter of the Amer- you're with it. Let impressive little words creep into your everyday for you. how it will give you a permanent record of all your expendi- ican Red Cross to man in- conversation. Words like "debit," "credit," "assets," and "liabilities." tures, how it will cut down on the amount of cash you have to carry formation desks,, libraries, Leave a copy of Business Week laying around where he can see it. (and can easily lose). Point out how your own checking account out-patient clinics, emer- Keep a pencil behind your ear at all times. means you can have a clearer mind for preparing his meals and gency rooms and participate If that doesn't do it. take him aside and teach him the facts of life. darning his socks. in a host of other activities. Point out that you're a big girl now. You run a house (and that can be If he still doesn't get the message, it's time to bring up the heavy guns. Persons who arebi-lingual a pretty complex business); you do all the daily shopping; you make Burn one meal. Let his big toe stick out of his sock. He'll get the may offer their services for ends meet. You're a Purchasing Agent, Budget Director, Comparison message. He'll give you your own checking account. Kiss him. ThanMBJ as short a time as one half- day each week at Christian, Shopper. Inventory Supervisor, and Comptroller. You live in a bustling him. Make him feel that he's the boss. It's good for him to believe it Jackson Memorial, Palm little world of dollars and cents. A checking account, you might point But we know different, don't we ? Springs, Veterans' Adminis- tration or James Archer Smith hospitals. Drivers are also needed to A United Banking Group transport patients to and from the Lighthouse for the Checking Account Blind, the Parkinson Insti- tute, the Crippled Children's Society, Multiple Sclerosis Society, Mt Sinai and Variety Children's Hospital. With the opening of the hurricane season, persons who speak both English and Spanish are in demand as Disaster Service Interpreters. Should South Florida feel the effects of a storm, hun- dreds of Spanish-speaking families will not have suf- ficient knowledge of the En- UNITED NATIONAL glish language to answer the 80 Biscayne Boulevard • Downtown Miami • 377-8731 necessary questions in order to receive Red Cross assistr CORAL GABLES FIRST NATIONAL ance Volunteers whose Eng- 100 Miracle Mile • Coral Gables • 445-1961 lish is as fluent as their Spanish will be of invaluable THE MIAMI BEACH FIRST NATIONAL help to these families. Alton Road at Lincoln Mall • Miami Beach • 531 -0711 Those interested are re- quested to call 751-6661. Member; Fedenl Deposit Insurance ' Page 4 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 We Live In A World Split Apart.. Some 'Have/ Many'HaveNot' By Msgr. Is molded by stark reality. R. T. RASTATTER In this Never-never land President Diocesan Board we find many whose pattern of Catholic Welfare Bureau of life seems to be shaped In a mood for some in- by nursery rhymes, fables, teresting speculation? Try fairy tales, proverbs, and this for size and sense. plain but eerie superstitions. It was the late Wen- For one: dell W'Okie who so forcefully "Tom, Tom, the piper's promoted the concept of son "One World." His notion Stole a pig and away he was prompted by an aware- run ..." ness of the shrinking world due largely to the growth Why did Tom steal a pig? and development of new Very likely his family was speeds in our methods of of the "Have-nots." And he transportation and commu- imagined, like some of our nication, it also embraced, today's 'Poms, everybody as we recall, a plea for the steals something some time brotherhood of man in what . . . why not he? he truly believed in heart For another: and spirit to be ... or to "The King was in his come . . . one world united. co unting house Even though wearebeing Counting outhismoney." made more and moreconsci- The King was one of the ous of the galaxies and plan- "Haves" . . . and, like too ets, of the awe-inspiring com- many of today's "kings", position of the universe, and apparently cared not a whit of the riches of our seas, about the " Have-nots" of we adhere to Mr. Wilkie's his kingdom. noble convictions regard- .Again: ing the planet on which we live . . . with one minor ex- lines ot superstition: A black to the needy, we care for a ception. iyomeday myPrmcewill cat crossingyourpathissup- lot of children. But we know come "One World" seems al- '• • • . posed to be bad luck. So is what to do. The only catch is most like finding the pot and come the Prince did walking under a ladder, — we need your help and of gold at the end of a rain- . . . riding up on a gleaming breaking 'a mirror, opening your prayers to do it bow. Our concern, and white charger. Butthatwasa an umbrella in the house, Or — fairy tale. Today who can whistling in a star's dressing "Mirror yours too, lies in the aware- mirror, upon ness that on our planet, wait for a real or mythical room, spilling salt, tossing a ^e wall '" Earth, and, in truth, in-our prince to arrive bringing hat on a bed, etc., etc. Itmay some of what one's heart de- be that such - notions are Tonight, before you re- own Diocese, there are, in tire, look hard into your a general sense, two worlds. sires? comforting to the "Haves" ONE WORLD Many of our fairy tales who conveniently place such bathroom mirror and deep ended: beliefs as the cause of the >nto the mirror of your heart. These are popularly misfortunes of the "Have- You may not be one of the called the "Haves" and "And they lived happily upper-crust "Haves" . . .but Have-nots." The two labels ever after." nots." But it is a Never- are too broad to be suffi- never land reasoning ... one ?»« «" ** ?<"««* "*™ Sheer imagery, of course. of our two worlds. I doing all I can to help ciently definitive for any ac- Yet, today . many of our On the plus side or good my fellow "Have-nots"?" If tion save a smug accept- "Haves" hope that this fairy luck beliefs we have such the answer is not a fairy tale, ance. Within these two simple story magic will fall upon items as horseshoes, four you will then be confronted handles there are contained the "Have-nots," without leaf clover? with the question, "Whatcan many sub-divisions. Of these disturbing their own lives or Oh, we do have our War I do . . rand how?" we should like to treat with their lots. on Poverty, our-large, phil- The answer is really quite but two: Those who live in a TWO WORLDS anthropic foundations and Never-never land and those Then there are those who simple. Just call or write other channels of relief for your Catholic Welfare Bu- whose day-to-day existence seem to live by the guide- our needy. 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NAME DATE OF BIRTH ecleral Mai! Coupon ADDRESS . '...' PHONE OF com cities CITY • • • STATE ZIP CODE. Miracle Mile or Ponce de Leon, Today Coral Gables PARISH •..;.. OCCUPATION :...... Page 5 June 23, 1967 • • Miami,,. Florida THE Issue Boils Down To One Question Abortion, abortion, abortion. The subject has been de- bated on legal, physical and psychological grounds. Is there a danger that all the talk pro and con can distract us from the central and overriding issue: respect for human life? Every doctor and every pregnant woman must ask them- selves, "Do I have the right to take human life which God has given?" Does the ultimate dominion over human ex- istence rest with a board of doctors and a woman or with God? Recently a group of women from the Greater Miami area were asked whether they thought they had the right to do with their bodies as they wished when they were pregnant. They were asked if they felt that their right was in any way limited by God, by their husbands, or by society. Fifty per cent of the women said that they believed there was no limitation of their right. In effect, these women said that they felt that they were their own gods so that they could do with the unborn what they wanted. lUlllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIHIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIlIllllllllilllllllU. When our society is that insensitive to the inviolable right of human life, when men and women are that callous Optimism Reported to the rights of God and other men, then we have reason j Voice Of People ( to fear for the welfare of our society. How far can we drift, how inflated we must be by our own importance? For Medicaid.-Bill- The tragedy is only compounded when human life is ( Is Needed Now | killed in the name of humanitarian causes. Can we even TALLAHASSEE - Optimism ran high in the Florida legislature as observers predicted passage of the Medicaid § There comes a certain time when silence becomes S grasp the paradox of killing human life for the sake of 1 sin. It is possible that we have reached that point 3 human life? How confused is the mind of modern man? bill as it was approved by the Senate Rules Committee on Monday by a vote of 11-4. E regarding the proposed change in Florida abortion § What in our society has so inoculated us to the dignity Sen. Robert Haverfield and legislators to enact the 1 law? The liberalized bill has passed the Senate but | of innocent human life? Is it war, is it capital punishment, (D., Miami) sponsor of the proposed legislation and 1 not the House, which has yet to vote. 3 is it our own self importance? Whatever it is, the mandate Medicaid proposal, sought thus assist the state to pay I The Voice asks each of its readers to let their § of God-fearing men Is to cure the hardness of the heart quick Senate consideration forhospitalizationandnurs- s Christian voice speak out their respect for Godgiven i which is insensitive to the dignity of human life. of the bill, which would pro- tag home care for the indt g life. We ask each of you to write your State Repre- § Are we gods or are we merely men? Did we make our- vide medical aid for the Sent | sentative regarding the proposed change. (Mailing 3 selves so that we have the right to destroy ourselves and needy, to give the House of Attorney General Earl 3 address: House Chambers, Tallahassee, Florida.) s others? Is human life sacred, and thus deserving of rev- Representatives which defeat- Faircloth and State Welfare § Innocent life may lie in the balance. = erence, or may men abort human life as if it were no more ed a similar version, an op- Director Emmett Roberts than an animal fetus? portunity to reconsider. have both emphasized that | HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -| Are we men or are we merely animals? Are we no more 1 1 1 ,Ted Alvarez (D) 19th District, Jacksonville; William C. Andrews = inviolable thanhousehiold pets? S (D) 31st District, Gainesville; Lynwood Arnold (D) 23rd District, | App^opSons' Co^ritte P^V ! ^J ^^f = Can we consider o'ur own human existence sacred if we &r g 45 mll S Jacksonville; Phil Ashler (D) 3rd District, Pensaeola; Maxine E. recommended SB 624, the **** ^ L f ~ S Baker (D) 90th District, Miami; E. Pope Bassett (R) 44th District, £ deny the sacredness of unborn human life? Is the, only dif- Senate version of Medicaid, ^nfrom the federal govern- E MaMand; James N. Beck (D) 33rd District, Palatka; William H. E ference between the born and the unborn the power of the = Bevis

page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 Wliiiiiliiillliiiiiiiilllllillilillllllllllillllliu HEROES OF CHRIST I What If I ltere% j Nasser Hadi ST. JOSEPH MUKASA MAR7YXED /88S | Won War? | By FATHER JACK L. TO TTY was doing will wonder why the priest By JOSEPH A. BREIG RECEMIY CWOA/JZEO "There are some more changes com- no longer blesses it, as he says Jesus ing!" Those who have been reading the did. The fact is that for a Jew, to give We life in a Mad Hatter thanks to God was"tobless." Thewords JOS£PMMOMASA'S8lOOO world in which the two might- papers know that there will be some changes in Mass starting June 29. Al- mean the same thing. (To help avoid iest nations ever seen on earth this confusion, one suggestion now cir- find themselves, thanks to though they are mostly of a technical nature, in these days of active participa- culating among the experts is that me feeir enmity, in no small English translation simply drop the measure atfeemercyofweak tion it is important that all our people understand what is behind them. phrase "he blessed if from the words nations for feeir very sur- of consecration.) vival. The first set of changes will certainly induce frustration among those still In my opinion, one of the finest As long as fee cold war using a missal. At the workshops spon- changes comes at Communion time. Up S*£tb£» J 26 PERCENT OF We JEH- continues, small Countries sored in our diocese by our liturgy com- to now we have had two Communion wife scheming governments mission people were advised to put away services at Mass: one for the priest and *** / UGXAtDA, 6,&

June 23, 1967 Miami, Florida THE VOICE page 7 Almost two million human beings nobody wants are wretched, innocent victims of war in tlie Near East,

Plea.se lielp them today.

One and three quarter million people are caught in a web of misery in the Near East. They are the refugees who for twenty years have been homeless, dislocated pawns whom nobody wants — their numbers swollen now by half a million.other displaced victims of the latest war. They are in critical condition . . . overrun . . . their bare work opportunities severed ... their food supplies cut off. Many are wounded and without medical attention. Some roam the desert seeking hospice. Their future is black. The Catholic Near East Welfare Association, through its Pontifical Mission for Palestine, has direct routes to these unfortunates. They are our charges, so designated by the Holy Father. But our funds are already drained. We can ease the heavy crosses of these people only if you help us do it. These pitiful war victims are centered in the Gaza Strip; in Jordan; in Lebanon, and in the Their lot is desperately serious. Right now it is an deserts of Syria and Sinai. They are human beings urgent matter of the fundamentals for. survival— of without dignity, without love. bread, blankets^ medical help and perhaps the More than half of them are children. Some can't encouraging word that somebody cares. see; some can't hear or speak. Many of them have Pope Paul has made a substantial gift for their leprosy. They wear rags. relief. Will you give? In an extraordinary way ?

This is a grave emergency; the needs are truly overwhelming.

Dear I want to add my gift to the Holy Father's to ease the awful plight of the Monsignor war-swoilen refugees in the Near East. Nolan: I enclose $ to help relieve this grave emergency. Name _ Street .

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4th Degree Villa Maria Center Holy Family Gives Burse Of $1,000 Gets New Director XORTH MIAMI — Province of the Sisters of Bon A donation of SI ,000 Mother Mary Alice, C.B.S., Secours. Under Way from members of the Father has been appointed admin- She entered the novitiate NORTH MIAMI — Par- Andrew Brown General istrator of Villa Maria Nurs- in . Baltimore in 1930 andishioners of Holy Family Assembly, Fourth Degree ing and Rehabilitation Cen- went to the Motherhouse in Church have an opportunity Knights of Columbus has ter and superior of the Sisters France to profess final vows. to express their views on a been presented to the Diocese of Bon Secours who staff the In Paris when World War ii variety of subjects through of Miami Burse Fund. residence for the aged. a poll now being conducted Msgr. John J. Fifcpat- by " The Parishioner," week- rick, Episcopal Vicar for Im- She succeeds Mother ly parish bulletin edited and plementation of Council De- Francis Helen. C.B.S., who published by laymen. !>• crees, accepted the donation has been transferred to Dar- ARTEFICIAL RESPIRATION was recently demonstrated on by, Pa. where she will be First questionnaires have in the absence of Bishop a dummy to members of iheMiami Beach K. of C. Council Coleman F. Carroll during superior to St. Francis Coun- already been distributed to the June meeting of the as- try House for Convalescents the 2,500 families of thepar- by RALPH SPEAR and RICK PERSON of the Miami Beach sembly. conducted by the congrega- ish and anonymity is as- Fire Dept. • - F. Thomas Leonardi, tion for the care of convales- sured for the participants in past master of the De So to cent women and girls. order to encourage comple- Province of the Fourth De- tion and return of the ques- Msgr. Enright Observes A native of Maryland, tionnaires. gree was unanimously elect- Mother Mary Alice has for ed faithful navigator of the the past six vears served as According to Jerry Whal- -40th'Year In Priesthood general assembly. Provincial of the American ey, editor of "The Parishion- MIAMI SHORES - Con- Major seminarian Rich- er," questions will relate to celebrated Mass of Thanks- ard Leonardi and minor the liturgy, divorce, birth giving in observance of the seminarian, Paul Vuturo, Strings Open Barry Series control, Catholic schools, en- 40th anniversary of his or- both of the parish, weremas- A concert by the Pierre minor, Schubert's quartet tertainment, dress, sex, par- dination was offered Sunday ter of ceremonies and lector, Mande String Quartet will Op. 125 No. 1, and q group ish organizations and other by Msgr. James E. Enright, respectively. open the Barry College Sum- of violin solos by Ravel, topics that concern the rela- in St Rose of Lima Church A reception hosted by mer Series at 8:15p.m., Sun- Lalo, Moussorgsky and MOTHER /VJARY ALICE tionship between Catholics, where he has been pastor for members of St Rose of Lima day, June 25 in the college Kreisler by Mande. Piano ac- broke out in 1939, she re- the Church, and society. the past 18 years. Guild and Mother Club fol- auitorium. companist for the solo group mained there until 1946. Whaley believes that the More than 1,000 parish- lowed in the parish halL The program will include will be Esthers. Hildebrand. Returning to the United venture "should add sig-ioners and friends participat- On Wednesday Mon- Gounod's Quartet in A Quartet members, in ad- States Mother Mary Alice nificantly to our own knowl- ed in the Mass whereconcele- signor was feted by members dition to Pierre Mande as was assigned to the Bon Se-edge of ourselves and our brants were assistant pas- of the parish men's organiza- first violin, are Edward Coll, cours Hospital, Grosse parish and hopefully pro- tors, Father Patrick McDon- tions during a dinner at the Wow second violin; Albert J. Gott- Point, Mich, where she was vide new insights of under- nell, Father Orlando Fernan- Miami Shores County Ciub. POMPANO BEACH — A leib, viola; and Audrey Pila- appointed superior in 1948. standing between the clergy dez, Father Seam O'Sullivan Prior to his appointment fian. cello. and the emerging laity." as pastor of Si Koseof lima $115,000 addition in St From 1955 to 1961 she and Father Michael Houri- Elizabeth parish will provide Another summer concert is Three parish volunteers, gan. parish in 1949, Monsignor scheduled Sunday, July 9 was superior and adminis- Enright wasfor20yearspas- a parish hall on the ground trator at the Bon Secours including students attheBar- floor and additional class- when Norman Klekamp, ry College School of Social tor of St. paul parish, St pianist, will be heard in a Hospital, Methuen, Mass. Coll«si@ Girl Petersburg, From 1927 to rooms on the second floor. Ground was broken on Work and a Cuban market 1929 he was assistant pastor Completely air-condition- program featuring the works research expert, are assist- m&U Carrier of Schubert, Mendelssohn, -June 10 for a new 200-bed at Si Patrick parish, Ad- ed, the new building, now Villa Maria which will be ing in the tabulation and One of the first group of ami Beach. under construction adjacent Chopin, Busoni and Liszt analysis of results. They are coEege girls to become sum- The local artist is a member erected on property donated Now Vicar for Religious to the parish church and by the Diocese of Miami ad- John Rush, John Stanton mer mail carriers for the school, is expected to be of the faculty at the Univer- and Lucas LaMadrid..: U. S. Postal Service is a in the Diocese of Miami, he sity of Miami School of Mu- jacent to the present facilities is chairman of the diocesan ready for occupancy in Sep- at 1055 NE 123 St Barry College sophomore LUBRICATED YOUR drama major. Commission of Christian tember. WINDOWS LATELY? Unity, a member of the Com- Jeanne Catherine Zynda mission of Implementation of will be working in her home- the Council and director of town of Dearborn Heights, the Legion of Mary. Mich.

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June 23, 1967 Miami, Florirja THE VOICE Page 9 L jjiiiiiiiiiilliliiiiiiiiiiiililtllinililiuiuiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiHliiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiimih What Are Chances I Ex-Boxer, Ex-Star Mark I For A Hurricane? By JOHN J. WAKD Well, it's the season of tropical storms once again — and if you are starting to worry about hurricanes, you | Great Day In Their Lives | might just as wellset your minds at ease right now. Com- LOS ANGELES— (NC)— There's a produce merchant The Moishky paratively speaking, that is to say. a lot more than study, determination became Mushy and he borrowed Cal- In the past 13 years, since and that right frame of mind called a lahan from a local boxing promoter. official records have been Biscayne Bay when they at- vocation which goes into the making kept at the National Hurri- tempted to cross Miami's of a priest — a whale of a lot more. Mushy Callahan fought the bestin his class — Ace Hudkins, Jackie cane Center in Miami, there only causeway at the time. Take, for instance, newly ordained have been 119 tropical The 1944 Labor Day Fields, Pmkey Mitchell, Jackie Kid Father Michael Anthony Callahan, Berg. Those were the days whenmob- storms which developed into hurricane was rated by Gor- S.J. don Dunn, chief hurricane sters muscled in on the fightgam e and 73 hurricanes. Of these, only When he offered his first Solemn 10 were felt in South Florida forecaster, as "the most vio- attunes dictated "tankjobs" for then- lent in history." Moving up Mass of thanksgiving in Christ the • own financial benefit—butnonecould in six different years. A trop- King church here, the pew of honor ical storm has a 61 per cent the Atlantic coast, it plas- force Mushy Callahan to take a dive, tered the Cape Hatteras-Vir- was occupied by a man whose face no matter what the threat chance of developing into a looks like itwas massaged by asteam- hurricane, but not neces- ginia area, flattened a path After he lost his title in London in across densely populated roller, and a woman endowed with the sarily in South Florida. beauty of a faded movie star. 1930 to Jackie Kid Berg,. Callahan In 1954, 1955, 1956, Long Island, Rhode Island still remembered in Key became a technical advisor for Warn- 1957 and 1958 there were and Massachusetts, then West as one of the most vio- After a look atthemanwiththeflat- er Brothers movies. He supervised no hurricanes in Florida In moved inland again over lent in the island city's his- tened nose, scarred face and gnarled fight scenes and his most recent work those five years, there were Maine. Some 390 persons tory. Gales continued there hands, oldtime fight fans would swear is embodied in the present hit, "Sand 48 tropical storms which de- were killed. from 7 a-m.i Sept 9, until he was Mushy Callahan, onetime Pebbles." veloped into 27 hurricanes But that storm still ranks 9:30 p.m., Sept 10, and junior welterweight champ of the WISE GUYS WINKED which struck in other states. behind the Labor Day hurri- 13.39 inches of rain fell. world. And they'd be right! In 1933 Mushy Callahan and the In the eight years from 1959 cane of 1935 which raked 'BORROWED' NAME beauteous Miss Leonore Hill, a Cath- to 1966, inclusive, there were the Florida Keys. The most SPECIAL PRAYER A glance at the woman beside him olic, were married. The Hollywood 71 tropical storms which de- intense storm of record, it and oldtime movie fans would swear The 1928 storm was one wise guys winked — were willing to veloped into 46 hurricanes produced a central pressure she was Leonore Hill, star of the silent bet it wouldn't last of 26.36 inches and turned of the greats. At Nassau, and only 10 of these hit screen. Arid they'd be right, too! .The ex-fighter and the ex-actress Florida. up winds probably well over the anemometer reached 100 200 miles an hour. That mph. The barometer Father Michael Anthony Calla- saw to it that then" son went to Blessed Compare that record, if hurricane took between 400 dropped to 27.43 at Palm han, who was ordained June 7 by Sacrament grade school, Loyola you are not a native Flori- and 500 lives in the Keys. Beach, at that time a record Auxiliary Bishop Timothy Manning High and Gonzaga University in Spo- dian, with the statistics of 'GREAT STORMS low in the U.S. More than of Los Angeles, is their son. If s not kane, Wash. They encouraged him the hurricanes, floods, snow- 1,800 Floridians were killed quite clear how Father Callahan be- when he spoke of studying for the storms and other natural Of the tropical storms and another 1,800 injured. came Father Callahan instead of Fa- priesthood, and went off to Alma Col- disasters in your native which have hit the United ther Scheer, but after all, what's in a lege in Los Gatos for his studies. state. Every year for a long States mainland, 19 have time, the Church in Florida name. Mushy Callahan and his former DAMAGE HIGH been listed as "great" Of and other areas of potential Back in the Roaring '20s, when actress wife must have done some- Only one hurricane has these, 10 struck Florida, storms has inserted a special prize fighters were plentiful, good and thing right — because there is a lot hit Florida in June. That They were: prayer in the Mass, begging tough, a youngster fought his way up was Alma on June 9, 1965. more than study, determination and God's protection against from Los Angeles streets to the na- that right frameof mind called avoca- Brenda, on July 29, was the 1906 —Pensacola-Alaba- storms, to be said during the tion's top boxing arenas. His name tion which goes into the making of a only one in that month in ma coast dangerous season. was Morris (Moishky) Scheer, sonof priest — a whale of a lot more 1965. There were two in 1916 — Pensacola-Ala- 1966, Alma on June 9 and bama. (July) Inez on Oct 4. September 1916 — Pensacola-Alaba- had three — Betsy, Sept 8; ma. (October) V r^^ ~ _ 1964; Dora, Sept El, 1964 1919 —Key West-Corpus and Donna, Sept 10!, 1960. Christi, Tex. October also had three. They 1926 —Miami were Inez, on Oct 4, 1966; 1928 —Palm Beach-Lake Isebell, on Oct 14, 1964, Okeechobee. and Judith, on Oct 18, 1929 — Long Key-Pan- 1959. ama City. 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Lauderdale South, PLATTERS from $1.95 (Across /mm Port Everglades) Tel. 525-6341 TACOS $1.85 Ft. Lauderdale North, Pompano Beach, Boca Raton, NOW SERVING LUNCH Key West #1 Duval St. Tel. 296-8558 West Palm Beach, North Palm Beach, Sarasota, Platters from 95* 12to2p.m. St. Petersburg, Orlando (Maitland) TUESDAY thru FRIDAY 136 N.E.20th St., Miami CAFETERIA """ Just Off N.W.2nd Ave ' Page 10 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 Sister WiH Direct I Urges U.S. \ Monastery Unearthed S Victory In | Two Child Centers Dating To St. Francis An Oblate Sister of Providence, the center of a bitter controversy and attack last year because she wears her ! Vietnam ] VATICAN CITY(RNS)- Egypt. Duringthatperiodhe religious habit while employed by the federal government, Columns of a monastery was given a tract of land out- has been appointed by the EOPI to direct Child Opportu- WA.XERBURY, Conn. founded by St. Francis of side the city limits of Ancona nity Centers in Naranja and Goulds. (NC)-i Present attempts to Assisi in 1220 have been ex- to build Franciscan cells. Sister Marie Infanta Gon- build "so-called bridges of cavated in the courtyard of From these cells gradually zales, first member of a reli- order is basically a teach- friendship" between the a military establishment in came to erection of the cloister gious order to serve as di- ing community. United States and the Soviet Ancona, Italy. which remained in its orig- rector of a federal anti-pov- The fact that she was rec- Union are helping to pro- inal form unitl 1425. Later erty project in Florida, as- omroended for herp position long the war in Vietnam, a The discovery was report- it underwent various sumed her duties early in herh e by Bishop Coleman P. Jesuit priest said here. ed by the Vatican Radio, changes, housing friars for June last year as director of Carroll and that her order Father Daniel Lyons, S.J., which said that the finding many centuries until it was the Culmer Day Care Cen- was willing to send her is in president of the Free Pacific directly links St Francis with abandoned. ter operated in the heart of th nun's opinion an indica- Association,. told a large au- Ancona on the Adriatic Sea. St Francis, founder of the Miami's Central Negro Dis- tion that "the Church is dience that while the United St Francis was in Ancona Franciscan Order, was born trict by the Economic Oppor- realizing that the more we State has "enormously" for several months in 1219 in Assisi in 1181. He was tunity Program, Inc. get to the grass roots level strengthened its position in waiting for a suitable ship to canonized in 1228, twoyears Later that month mem- and live and work with these Asia by defending South Viet- join the Fifth Crusade to after his death. bers of the Dade County people, the more effective the nam against communist ag- anti-poverty board and the Church will become in serv- gression, "unfortunately we Florida Chapter of fhe Amer- ing them." hav.e notyet adopted a policy Protestants Select Priest Civil Liberties Union Sister readily admits that of winning because we are arged that public funds she has been "able to do overly concerned about INDIANAPOLIS (NC)- the Church Federation of were being used to "propa- more for people here than I building these bridges to fhe A Negro Catholic priest will Greater Indianapolis, handl- gate a religious faith" and had done in all the remain- SISTER MARIE INFANTA Soviets through trade, cul- begin work here this fall as a ing public interest spots for si court suit was flireatened <*er of my 18 years of re- ture and other means." radio-television producer for local TV channels and radio of America. Other members an organization of Protestant stations. He will intern this by the ACLU but never ma- ligious life." She added, Father Lyons spokeunder terialized. "We have two white women of her community direct fed- denominations and congre- summer in communications eral day care centers in St the auspices of the Greater gations. with WFBM Stations here The Office of Econom- on our staff who are as loved Waterbury Chapter of ic Opportunity in Washing- by the children and as wel- Louis and Philadelphia as Father Lawrence E. Lucas He has been studying com- well as Head Startprograms Young Americans for Free- of New York archdiocese will munications at Christian ton, where Sister Marie In- corned in the homes as any dom. fanta organized and directed of the rest of us. elsewhere be one of six producers for Theological Seminary here a Head Start school in 1965, LAUDS POOR ruled last Septembep r that the "It's all based on desire," New Orleans-born nun could she explained. "If a person continue to wear the garb of really desires to help, no- her religious order which body cares about the color also staffs Holy Redeemer of his skin. This is my first and St Francis Xavier real experience with people Schools in Miami. in the poverty category and POVERTY WAH I have found that the poor For the past eighg t are very wonderful people. months, Sister has directed " They have the same de- the Brownsville Child Op- sires for the accomplish- portunity Center and will ments of their own children now organize newpre-school as others do and they will programs for underprivi- go to any lengths to help leged children in South Dade theh m achievh e thesh e goals," County. she emphasized. Now in Baltimore as one Of Spanish and French of 30 delegates to a chapter descent, Sister was graduat- meeting of her order, thefirst ed from Xavier University, since it was established in New Orleans with a Bach- 1829, Sister Marie Infanta, elor of Arts degree in Music -into Fun! believes that "there is a need and a minor .in education. for us to do more in the war She earned her master's de- on poverty" although her gree at Catholic University NOW RENTING Thrills! Excitement! NOW TO DEC. 1ST $25 PER WEEK $100 PER MONTH Rides for all, fun far all in Daily $6.00 single or double a dashing pirate setting... Probe Of Christian Mt. Vernon Motor Lodge all for one admission price I 9221 Biscgyne Blvd./751-2561 Open daily . . , evenings on weekends. Community Urged ^FLAMINGO National Shrine of the BOSTON— (NC) — The "This acceptance of one &fa, LviQi LODGE Immaculate Conception need'for a "deeper theologic- another, however, cannot al probing" of the conceptof take place outside of history EVERGLADES Our Notion's Tribute to Mar? National Park Washingtoa 17, ©. C Christian community was and without structures to ex- FOR INFORMATION'S. RESERVATIONS CALl stressed by the opening press it, and this brings us MIAMI Mi 5 151)1 • MIAMI BEACH 53 t 7338 speaker at an institute on the to the second thing" we must subject at Boston College keep in mind: the forms and SHORES TRAVEL CENTER SPECIAL Father William J. Leon- structures we need today if PHONE 751-6529 PIRATES ard, S.J., chairman of the Christian community is go- 9723 N.E. 2nd AVE. For Voice Readers Boston College theology de- ing to live and express itself authentically." 3 DAYS 2 NIGHTS WORJ.D partment, said that the need FAMILY AMUSEMENT CENTER is great today because, al- He stressed that such Official Agents of FUN & FROLIC . though the topic is'notnew, structures "must ever con- for all AWAY FROM HOME at the Adults $3.50 • Children under 12 $2.50 • Under 3 Free it "has developed a special tinue to beliving expressions TOURS- CRUISES Mon.-Thur. 10 AM-6 PM • Fri.-Sat. 10 AM -12 PM • Sun. 10 AM-10 PM of the living Christian com- urgency in our times." AIR-STEAMSHIP Dance to MarkMarkham and The Jesters-Friday, Saturday Night! munity." and RAILROAD LINES He warned, however, that IN OANIA ON SHERIDAN STREET "theology alone cannot an- Another speaker-at the BETWEEN U.S.I AND U.S.A1A swer our question about it institute which was attended JN MIAMI BEACH even on a theoretical level." by some 150 clergy, Relig- ON THE OCEAN ious and laity from around At 17425 Collins Ave. 1 fhe country, stressed that 'A DEAD AGE "SocialCenter of the Keys" SPECIAL j'Theology," he said, "is community "cannot be un- Arrive Any Evening . . . SUMMER '3bst theological when it derstood apart from the Leave 3 Days Later. Price deals with reality in every question of flieChurch' s mis- ARGOSY includes 2 Breakfasts, 2 RATES! dimension. Where commun- sion." RESORT MOTEL Dinners and Green Fees per ity is concerned, theology person. The speaker, Father Rich- Cuaranteed Rates None Higher must take into account the ard P. 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June 23, 1967 THE VOICE Miami. Florida Page II Shy or Bully-Who Needs Help? Church Called Motor HHil In 5. America ^Revolt' MEXICO CITY — (NC) — Latin America is in- volved in a peaceful revolution in which the Catholic Church is deeply involved and is sometimes the Recently I read an account of a teen-age boy who had instigator, Father Hector Samperio said here. submitted to extortion by a husky bully who threatened him with gang retaliation. The boy paid several hundred Mexican-born Father Samperio, a staff assistant dollars until his parents forced him to explain the problem. of the Latin American Bureau of the United States The boy being extorted was shy, small and retiring. Which Catholic Conference (USCC), and James T. Cotter, type of boy is more in need of help, the retiring, shy boy information director at the bureau's Davenport, or the bully? Iowa, office, are making a tour of Latin America to evaluate progress in social programs now under By JOHN J. KANE Ph. D. way. Obviously, both of these boys could stand some profes- Father Samperio, from the Tulancingo diocese, sional counselling. I don't think it is possible to determine said that social conditions throughout Latin Amer- which requires help to a greater extent because both of ica demand action. them need it. But this type of situation is scarcely unusual, Stating that it is difficult to determine whether it rarely goes as far as the case you describe in terms of "conservative" or "liberal" countries have made money and sometimes does not involve money at all. more social progress, he said it is unfair to put The problem with all youngsters or adults who need labels on any one help is the necessity to identify them as early as possible He cited Peru, Boh'via, Brazil and Guatemala as and see that they obtain assistance. This is by no means countries where the Church is making significant easy to do. Years ago psychologists carried on a study progress in improving living conditions. to determine what type of student the teacher considered Father Samperio said that the main job of the more in need of psychological counselling. The teachers USCC's Latin American Bureau is to create an selected the rather outspoken, extroverted, noisy pupil. awareness in the United States about conditions in The psychologist, on the other hand, selected the shy, Latin America. retiring and somewhat introverted student. The teachers in this case app arently selected as problem students those Another of the bureau's tasks, he said, is to help who caused the teachers problems rather than selecting them Latin American bishops solve their shortages of on the wider basis of real psychological need. clergy and lay personnel, in order to implement "fteir own pastoral or social programs. Fay Off Demanded "A special effort is made nottotransplantforeign values and ways of life into a foreign country," Fa- Years ago in some research I did on Negro boys' gangs ther Samperio said. I found that a certain high school in a large city in a mixed racial area was a scene of almost daily extortion by a group of rather tough, husky Negro boys. They t came from the poorer section of the city and demanded 5 cents or 10 cents I (this was before inflation) from both white and Negro boys who appeared to be somewhat ! 3®@ S7JMPS more prosperous. Failure to payoff meant that the student . MTKTHIS80MMR! would be severely beaten. From a psychological point of view both of the boys in your letter had something in common; reaction to stress. By stress I mean an emotional maladjustment traceable WITH THESE to feelings of rejection, unworthiness, a sense of being un- wanted or unloved. < This stress, if the situation remains unchanged, continues to build up and eventually exhibits BonusCoupons! itself in one of several ways. FEATURES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY The husky bully whom you described in your letter AT ALL FOOD FAIR QUANTITY I AND FREDERICKS STORES FROM FOOD FAIR! RIGHTS | is undoubtedly a victim of stress. But this particular reaction RESERVED » to it was hostility, specifically aggressiveness toward a FROM KEY WEST TO FT, PIERCE boy whom he could dominate. This sort of condition can be found in the case histories of many delinquents, who YOU GET MORE at FOOB FAIR on the surface seem to have everything that a person DEEP CUT could normally ask. But psychologically they simply do ADVERTISED SPECIALS! *eute Merchants Green Stamps not believe they have. So when control is no longer pos- EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! THE NICEST WAY TO GET GiFTS sible, an act of aggression is likely to occur. REGULAR FREE Merchants Green Stamps til ¥ - p Source Of Stress WITH YOUR EVERY PURCHASE EXTRA BONUS OF Another type of reaction to stress is fear and with this Merchants Green Stamps Sunday 'til 6 p.m.

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LIVERS. .^ 59eL B:: M tention of Juvenile Court. : BACKS,(Stripped;. . .10* LB. ,GIZZARDS ..". .33« I.B. : SAVE 3«- FOOD FAIR But if the matter ends there, it has not been satisfactor- FLORIDA CAUGHT ily resolved at all. Authorities in the Juvenile Court may Yellowtaii r Frozen Waffles. well see that the bully receives the professional attention SAVE 10<-SAR* LEE _ _ he requires. But what about the shy retiring boy whose j z C parents intervened? Once again, merely preventing further. i Frozen Pound Cake Vi£ - §9 extortion does not solve his problem. He too requires j SAVE KW-FROZEN 20-OZ. POLY BAG professional assistance and his parents should see that Shoe String Potatoes he receives it. Any extreme behavior, be it aggression or withdrawal, 'SAVE 10CON3 PIES'.-.: MORTON'S indicates a certain type of maladjustment in the individual's personality make-up. As stated at the beginning, both boys APPLE PEACH COCONUT CUSTARD need help and the regrettable problem is that while the 51.10 VALUE. . . SAVE UP TO 41* bully may obtain it the other youngster may not. Head & Shoulders SOWS* FLO SUN PURE "THE REAL THING"-SAVE iTj _. SAVE 2.-FOOD 1 C Latin Co-op Week Shifted Apple Juice. Orange Juice ...... «sSv. 19 SAVE S«-FYNE TASTE HALVES OR SLICED _ _ MASTfcR i WASHINGTON —(NC) Feast of Our Lady of Guada- C — Auxiliary Bishop Joseph lupe is liturgically observed. Yellow Cling Peaches ^r 24 Plain Yogurt ^-25' M. Breitenbeck of Detroit, SAVE J.-GHEEN GIANT subcommittee chairman for Bishop Breitenbeck indi- Sweet Peis.. the Catholic Inter-American cated that the change in dates Cooperation Program of the observance— formerly SUNSHINE SWEETS (CICOP) of the U.S. Bish- held during the last week of ops' Committee for Latin January — was due primar- America, has announced ily to many requests received that this year, Latin America from educators. In many Cooperation Week will be areas of the U.S.,theobserv- Tea lugs held from Dee 10 to IT — ance coincided with exami- BORDEN'S during the time when the nation periods and holiday. ivaparafed SSilk • Page 12 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 DiiiiiiiiiiiiniMiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiifiniiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiii=- X, Miami Pianist Opens 1 Philharmonic Series Pianist, Holly Higgins, will open the Greater Miami ON THE Philharmonic's first Family Twilight Concert of the sum- mer series, at 7:30 p.m., Sun- MOVE day, July 2 in the Marine Stadium. iriitiiiliiiiiiihriiiiiiMliiiiiiliiililliiiiiiiiiiiHliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliililillilliliiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiin Harry John Brown, mus- ic director of the Milwaukee symphony, will conduct the orchestra from the floating stage in front of the outdoor Women Volunteers stadium on Biscayne Bay where Miss Higgins, who ODened the series last year, will be heard in theprogram Get National Award of music by George Gersh- The Miami WIGS office In the year just ended, win. been awarded a certifi- during which Mrs. Marcus The 19-year-old daughter HOLLY HIGGINS of outstanding achieve- Kilch, past president of the of Mr. and Mrs. John C. programs televised by ment from thenationalhead- National Council of Cath- Higgins, St Hugh parish, WTVJ and at the Miami quarters of Women In Com- olic Women, served as na- Coconut Grove, is a music Beach and Pier Park band- munity Service in Washing- tional president of WICS, major at St Mary's College, shells. ton, D.C. the Miami office established WICS PROJECT director, MRS. DONALD MCCAMMON Notre Dame, Ind. where she In 1965, Miss Higgins More than 15,000 hours a Job Corps Graduates Club, welcomes Job Corps trainees, ANNIE ENGLISH, on leave will be graduated next year. of joint service have -been a Job Corps Mothers Club from Omaha center; and GWEN FUSSELL, on leave from She attended St Theresa was awarded the National given during the past year and a Big Sister Club. They Guthrie, Okla. center, to WICS volunteers luncheon held School, Coral Gables. Paderewski Medal. by WICS volunteers affiliat- also offered conseling and Tuesday in Miami. Now planning a career giitiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiHiiriiiuiiiiHiiiiMifuiiHi! ed with the Miami Diocesan conducted classes in typing, as a concert pianist, Miss Council of Catholic Women, grooming, to a training cen- Higgins was among Miami an affiliate of the National ter. Women, Board Member winners in the Annual Young ¥«ic®irt | Council of Catholic Wom- Members of the Graduates Artists' Auditions at the age| WEST PALM BEACH | en; the National Council of Club assist volunteers in of 12. In 1959 she was th|e — Good used clothing, 5 Jewish Women, the National counseling prospective can- Cited"By Safety Council recipient of the Miami Music = lamps, appliances, toys, = Council of Negro Women didates and in the recruiting Club Scholarship and also I pictures, jewelry, furni- = FORT LAUDERDALE- Home and School Associa- won the National Federation and United Church Women, program. Since they "speak tion was honored by the | tare, etc, are being col- I which compris.e WICS, an The Miami Diocesan Coun- of Music Clubs' Junior = lected by members of St S from experience" they are cil of Catholic Women and Broward Safety Council for Award from the Coral Ga- alliance of women's or- successful as "Big Sisters." her "outstanding participa- = Juliana Women's Club = ganizations formed to help a member of its board of bles Music Club. AIR PROBLEMS directors have been cited for tion" in the field of accident 1 for their annual rummage 1 in the war on poverty. their efforts in the^ fields of prevention in Broward She subsequently was § sale = According to Mrs. Don- Meeting monthly the some safety by the National Safety County. awarded the first-rating gold I Those having items to I ald McCammon, WICS com- 70 members of the JobCouncil and the Broward The mother of nine chil- medal in the International = donate are requested to f mittee chairman of the Mi- Corps Mothers Club com- County Citizens Safety Coun- dren, ranging in age from Recording Contest Six years = leave them at the school = ami DCCW who served this pare the progress of their cil. one to 18, Mrs. Davis serves ago she performed with the I cafeteria or to call 833- | year as project director,. Mi- respective daughters at train- as DCCW chairman of University of Miami Sym- 12243 so that arrange- I A certificate of commen- phony Orchestra under the f ments may be made for f ami was one of 27 WICS ing centers and discuss prob- dation for the work of the Home and School Associa- organizations in_ the coun- lems of adjustment, as re- tions and is a member of direction of Fabien Sevitsky 5 pick-up service. § DCCW in child safety was and has also appeared on miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniiin try to receive the achieve- ported by their daughters, recently received by Mrs. the board of directors of the ment citation. which isbeneficial to mothers Lou Unis, Council president Safety Committee and co- At present, she said, there of girls awaiting placement chairman of the Woman's are 82 girls from the Miami Mrs. Hugh Davis, new Division of the local safety • Solid State Organ Some 35 women enrolled Organs area at Job Corps Centers in the Big Sister program president of St Anthony council. Kits while 28 graduates are em- offer guidance and direction • Church or Cu stom ployed in Miami. Others re- to the girl and keep in dose Theatre rgans mained in the city where they touch with her family while Two Collegians Work In Europe were sent for training or went she is away thus providing to other cities to work. Still Two collegians from was awarded a $300 under- 20th Century Successor To The Pipe Organs her with peace of mind while MASS ROWE CARILLONS others went on to advance she is in training. South Florida are spending graduate gift scholarship training centers and complet- the summer working in Ger- from the Florida Home Eco» ARTISAN ORGANS OF SOUTH FLORIDA ed a year and a half course "Job Corps candidates many and Switzerland. nomics Association before who stay with the program John M. Morel -JL. Michael F. Stanco there - Michele Hartmus, daugh- leaving for Switzerland sev- W despite pressures from home eral weeks ago. 1465 N.W. 10th St. 8300 Abbott Ave. and adjustments to this type ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 922-8.V5 Miami Beach 865-3114 Hartmus; and Ellen Fallon, Ellen, a senior in nursing, 'Leadership,' of residential training, find is serving as a nurse's aide that it is all worthwhile, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Board Topic Peter J. Fallon, are both ''sin Berlin at the Kranken- "Mrs. McCammon said baus Bethnien, a hospital. A summer program of of- pointing out that many grad- members of St Rose of Lima MIAMI HEALTH STUDIOS ficer training and leadership uates oftheprogramarenow parish and students at Barry will be discussed during a employed as licensed prac- College. 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June 23, THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 The birth of Christ is Liiung together as brothers Knou ing each other's name God in a coal of many colors A reversal of Peter's denial The smile of Christ for my neighbor i Why Cong Ho/d Out Lovina others as I have loved you As U.S. Is Winning

By RALPH RENICK Vice President In Charge Of News Television Station WTVJ

The United States is winning the war in Vietnam. That's the opinion of a brigade surgeon who served with the Army's crack First Cavalry Division. Major Ira Abramson has just finished a six year hitch which included 8 months on the Vietnam front lines. Dr. Abramson interned at Miami Beach's St. Francis Hosoital before going into the Army. His parents live1 at 1070 S. Shore Drive. Miami Beach. On a brief visit home, he told me why he thinks the I'.S. is coming out on top in Vietnam:

MORALE LOW First, the military battle in South Vietnam has largely been won. The fact that most of the major fighting is now con- centrated along the Demilitarize'dZone is an indication that the Viet Cong supply routes into the south have been effectively clobbered, thus the V. C. are forced to conduct major battles near their own border where supplies can be provided. Guerilla action and terrorism against village residents by the Viet Cong will continue but thiscannotpossiblylead to a Com- munist victory. The Reds know they cannot win. But Ho Chi Minn harbors the belief that dissentiori in the United States over our continued commitment might force a pull back allowing South Vietnam to eventually fall like a ripe plum into his hands. If United States public opinion becomes more vibrantly unified in support of a full commitment to win the war. this might bring Ho to the conference table a bit quicker. The second reason Dr. Abramson gives to support his view Why Did Some Doves, Hawks that we have come out on top isthe attitude of the enemy sold- iers. The Doctor speaks fluent Vietnamese and has interviewed dozens of prisoners. They told him the morale in the ranks is very low. The aerial bombardment of thefrontlines and supply Switch Roosts In Israeli War? routes has been very effective and has demoralized the North Vietnamese. Enemy troops are more quick to surrender now By JOHN COGLEY they were applied to the situation than a year ago. in the Middle East, as Art Buch- As Art Buchwald pointed out wald ingeniously pointed out Third, is the greater solidarity of the South Vietnamese peo- in two humorous columns soon Now, after one-time advocates ple behind the Premier Ky regime and the stiffening resistence after the Middle East Crisis of unilateral disarmament have to Red aggression. In two recent national elections more than errupted, a number of prominent been caughtinaVictory cheering 80 per cent of registered voters streamed to the polls in the face American doves were trans- squad, and vociferious pro- of terrorism threats of the Viet Cong. formed into hawks overnight ponents of the" domino theory Doctor Abramson believes that the American public has a when Israel and the Arab nations have been caughturgingcaution distorted view of how the war is going. He believes the press clasned, and another flock of on President Johnson, both sides and TV reports play up the dramatic angles at the expense of hawks became the gentlest of find themselves held up at Credi- proper perspective. " If a person visited Vietnam and saw what doves. bility Gap. The peaceniks were was happening for himself, it would look like another type of William F. Buckley wrote a clearly not all as pacifistic as war," he said. mordant column on the same they had led us to believe. The subject, naming a number of hawks, it turned out, have not opponents of the Vietnam war all learned the lesson of Munich SOARING INFLATION who kept the war drums rolling JOHN COGLEY as well as they claimed. As Dr. Abramson sees it, "Most of the country is now secure for Israel throughout the bless- It is extremely doubtful that and reasonably safe with the fighting restricted mostlyM:o the edly short hostilities, among to see the United States overly either group has changed its north near the DMZ, The streets of Saigon are teaming with them the erstwhilepacifist Dwigh t committed to the Israeli cause. views about the Vietnam war. It people crossing busy intersections, shopping and going about MacDonald, Michael Harring- is to be hoped though that the their business as in any other typically Asian city." ton, J. Stuart Hughes, and Irv- TOO SWEEPING ing Howe of Dissent magazine experience of finding themselves This does not mean that there are no serious problems in But, for all the complexities temporarily in the other's camp (tie country. Quite to the contrary. Theday when Vietnam can It was a time, both colum- created by these political judg- will have certain beneficial ef- be labeled "normal" will be the day farmers can grow their rice nists indicated, for genuine ments, there is no denying the fects. ivithout the threat of V. C. interference; theday when there will pacifist to stand up and be fact that the anti-war movement One can hope, for example, be enough food to eat for the populaiion;ihe day when young- counted. But when the roll was suffered seriously from the rash that the Vietnam doves will sters can receive a reasonably good education andmaybelook taken there seemed to be a re- of sudden conversions. It will reduce their rhetoric and cl forward to a better way of life. marked thinning of the ranks, be hard for the pro-Israeli mil- especially on the left flank. itants to regain the moral author- to moral superiority by ^ There is stiR danger from enemy gunfire and atrocities. rity they once had as leaders sizes. One can also hope thai A soaring inflation is beginning to create a rumble on the FIGHTING FOR LIFE in the peace movement Who the ferocity of the ardent pro- national economy. is going to take their expansive war parry will now be cooled The cartoonist Interlandi, down somewhat But, on the whole, South Vietnam is on more solid footing whose work has long indicated pacifistic rhetoric seriously the today than anything since the French pulled out in 1954. sympathy for war resisters and next time they decide to picket LEARN RESPECT the White House or to walk out Vietnam dissenters, faced up to Most of all, it would begood, COULD BE KING the anomoly. He produced a on a speech by Secretary Mo Namara? with this unforseen experience, Doctor Abramson is writing a fictionalized account of the cartoon showing a picket tear- if both sides, while continuing ing up an anti-war poster, with military and foreign aid activities in Vietnam, This should One problem is that the lan- to uphold their convictions, make good insight reading. the words: "Thank you, Israel, would learn to respect the for showing us that there can guage and sentiments of fhepeace Some people will probably think the young Doctor should movement have been much too honesty and sincerity, if not the be such a thing as a just war." political wisdom, of the other. have stayed in ^ Vietnam) where he could have become kine Actually, the seeming con- sweeping. The use of force has lie's 33 and .single. &• •been denounced in such flat, un- As for the genuinepaciflsts versions were not as contradic- who were not induced by sym- The Major took a few medics into a Montagnard village tory as they appeared on the equivocal terms that one was led to believe th.st no amount of pathy for Israel to abandon their to treat the tribesmen. At the end of the sick call, the villagers surface, for in a number of cases high principles, the experience began placing gifts at the feet of their American benefactors. political judgments were being justification would be enough to gain the war resisters' sup- must have been a sobering one A mound began to form made up of meat, bananas, bread, made that shaped the moral For they have to ask themselves fruit, eggs and other delicacies. postures taken. They had no- port for its employment When it turned out that the survival where .Israel would be today if Then one of the village elders brought forward a beauti- thing to do with war per se. it followed their advice Persons who believe that the of Israel was important enough ful young woman and asked Abramson if he would stay and for them to rejoice in the super- But that is the kind of question become their king and take the young women as his bride. United States has no business true pacifists have long had to in Vietnam and vigorously re- iority of the Israeli military, the •Slightly flushed at the offer, Doctor Abramson declined as fulsome rhetoric of a thousand ask themselves, with anguish. ject the Administration's claim Thai they can truthfully reply graciously as possible explaining that 1 his uncle-Uncle Sam that it isjthere to protect freedom peace marches was quickly de- flated. that under all circumstances it - that is, had other plans for him at the present. for everyonewerepersuadedthat is better to die than to kill, .Vow he's out of the Army and after 'a four month ornith- Israel was truly fighting for its The same thing happened on redounds to their honor as con- ological mission to Australia finding and photographingbirds, life and had a claim on Amer- the other side of the loyalty line sistently moral men. They may • Abramson plans to settle in Miami and put to use the medical ican support Others who sup- • The arguments for an Amer- be mistaken but most havefaced knowledge gained in the service and at St. Francis Hospital. port the nation's Vietnam policy ican "presence" in Vietnam long up to the possible tragic conse- wholeheartedly, for political rea- proposed by the hawks turned quences of upholding a moral sons, found therriselves eager not out to be not so impressive when ideal. Page 14 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 i .. I i -.; '- ' •: V -. r '

By FRANK J. MAGRATH Headlines in the Tampa Times June 12, "Tampa Race Riots Erupt, Police Battle Negro Mobs." Other headlines, "New Violence Breaks Out After Night of Race Riots- Police Rout200 Youths." Other headlines from the Miami Herald, June 15th, read: "Violence Spreads in Cin- cinnati," also, "Boys Who Riot- ed Now Guard Tampa." All of us know today that Police-Com- munity Relations is not an aca- demic subject; it is very much of a reality from day to day for the average citizen. It involves com- munity peace or disruption. Law enforcement and

NATURAL BARS Very little is understood, un- By Father JOHN J. VEREB laws make human provisions moral dilemma, groping for al- deposit of truth hi the formation fortunately, on the part of the Second and concluding article for the case of those who for ternatives in the present crisis. of public policy for common average whitemiddle class Amer- good? This space does not afford us reasons of conscience refuse to So the issue again: Should the ican citizen, about the history the full opportunity to go into de- bear arms, provided however, 'news-makers' be regarded as the This in the light of the sug- of the Negro in America, in tails with theological considera- gestion of the Council that 'if terms of the impoverished con- tions on the utterances of the the political community is not ditions brought about by Council on the problem of war, If it be the will of the Nation, to be torn to pieces as each man slavery, and the consistent and since it does not appear that the follows his own viewpoint, au- insidious discriminatory prac- chapter in case is meant to be through our Democratic process thority is needed. This authority tices which prevented equipping considered as a 'doctrine.' In the must dispose the energies of the many Negro Americans to com- words of the Fathers, '. . .this that we stop the war (in Vietnam) whole citizenry toward the com- pete effectively in a highly auto- Second Vatican Council, having mon good . . . (acting above all) mated and industrialized society. probed more profoundly into and we negotiate: What as a moral force which depends on freedom and the conscientious It is sometimes amusing to the mystery of the Church, now see a complacementmiddle-class addresses itself without hesita- do we wish to negotiate for? discharge of (lie burdens of any oftice which has been under- white person speak about their n, not only to the sons of the (Continued on Page 25) Church and to-all who invoke that they accept some otherform (Continued on Page 25) the name of Christ, but to the of service to the human com- whole of humanity ... It offers munity. ' to mankind the honest assistance Pacifism, even if it is a reli- of the Church in fostering that gious motivation and not apoli- brotherhood of all men which tical attitude is not suggested as if correspond to their destiny.' a monopoly in the understand- Nor are these lines offered as ing of social and political reali- if to bridge the gap between op- ties. One may repeat a thousand posing groups. It attempts to times that we walk the pathway suggest another pathway to seek toward a nuclear holocaust, and answers, one of many alterna- lament the existence of the weap- tives in a search to see better. In ons but it does not change the the last analysis the problem of realities of the crisis in military 'war and/or peace' is decidedby confrontations. every man in that chamber of the Draft-card burning? Draft- soul where man loves his Creator dodging? All the proponents of and desires to love Him in his the various 'in's' to protest the fellowmen. Let us look then at war? — I have not spoken to some of the issues as stated be- anyone who wants to join the fore. 'We cannot fail to praise armed services because hewants those who renounce the use of to kilL I have not read any violence in the vindication of official policy statement of our their rights,' the Council states, national .Government which ad- 'provided that this can be done vocated war as if an ideal way without injury to the rights and to reach our national goals. duties of others or of the com- Most people accept or .tolerate "Families could play a more ntensive role in educating munity itself.' This is not stated the concept of 'limited war' as children toward a more conscious political intelligence. as a 'right' but a positive com- a necessary evil or a lesser evil They could become aware in their younger years hew mendation of those who choose in the long-range understanding people can die from hunger as well as bombs, how this kind of response to their of the injustices that beset disease and ignorance can cripple individuals as we'll Christian duty to be a witness. the world. Individuals and as nations. . .." 'Moreover, it seems right that groups are tormented in their

June 23, 1967 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 'Outdated Church1- 'Unbalanced' View Father Kavanaugh's book, Following is a review of because it quite clearly is what really should be be- with identifying with these "A Modem Priest Looks at written by a man who has a cause of parents who did not people he loves. For a priest His Outdated Church," deep priestly longing to have maturally accept the respon- to hold himself aloof from which is being published July the Church he loves be all sibility of their relationship such involvement in thelives 25. The book was written that it is meant to be But he to one another.- and problems of his fellow by Father James Kav- is not alone in this lor.ging. IDEAS IM PRiMT 1, am perfectly aware that man is to deny one of the anaugh of the Lansing, Very many of us who arehis the effect on children does deepest elements ofhispriest- not give a totally justifying Mich., diocese, who has, in fellow Catholics and his fel- hi°<8.cLoijyll'l,E SOLUTION the words of Bishop Alex- low priests wouldwantto lay ami urn tiiiimiif if iiiiMi 42 C | ?% O 1 i £fc i"S IIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIJJ basis for ruling out all di- ander M. Zaleski of Lans- claim to this same desire. iiiMi i vorce; aware also that the But it is one thing to say ing, "left the diocese against This is at one and the same | FICTION mere existence of laws about that a priest shouldhavethis time thepromiseandthepain divorce does not adequately open affection and sympathy the wishes of the bishop and | Title and Classification has not returned " that has come with Vatican Author | solve the manifold human for this fellow men; it is an- The review waswrittenby II: As never before we have I The Arrangement (lib) Kazan § factors in these cases. How- other thing to say that he Father Bernard Cooke, S.J., become aware of theextentto 1 The Eighth Day (Ila) Wilder = ever, I think it is necessary should be sentimental in his of Marquette University, which in our day Christianity | Washington, D. C. ( Da) Vidal | to remember the vast dealings with them. Milwaukee. Look magazine, can reach out to men with the = Capable of Honor (Ila) Drury = complexity of the question He is meant to be a which published an article by saving Gospel of Christ; yet1 The Arrangement (lib) Kazan § when one looks at society guide; he is meant to com- Father Kavanaugh taken we are staggered by the im- as a whole; and it seems to municate, as far as he pos- = The Eighth Day (Ila) Wilder = me thatFatherKavanaugh's sibly can, the mature stength from the book, was asked if mensity of the task and ir- | Washington, D.C. (Ila) Vidal | it would "consider it feasible" ritated by the slowness with book does not do this. that men need when they Find = Capable of Honor (Ila) Drupy 1 It is quite clear that Fa- themselves in human situa- to publish this review. The which it is advancing. § Secret of Santa Vittoria (III) Crichton § magazine replied that it To express this longing ther Kavanaugh is deeply tions that admit of on simple | Tales of Manhattan (Ila) Auchindoss = troubled by the human grief solution. Mere legalism will, would "not run a critique" and this frustration does § The Chosen (Ha) Potok ' 1 of the book. serve some purpose - but that he has met in, his priest- obviously, not provide the 5 Fathers (Ila) Gold § ly work. This however, is kind of human guidance that Father Kavanaugh's book is | The Captain (Ha) de Hartog | is needed; but law and order Father Kavanaugh's not adding anything new in due in large part to the fact | Valley of the Dolls (lib) Susann = that such an experience is in the deepest sense are ab- book is a very human doc- this regard; those topics are •iimi i solutely needed, for freedom ument, obviously rooted in discussed in countless formal " = inseparable from priesthood | NON FICTION in the Church, for this priest- itself can only exist if there anguish and written in pas- or informal gatherings of is order. sion. For that reason it is priests throughout the coun- | Death of a President (Ila) Manchester _| hood is of its very nature difficult to review, for it seems try. Such discussion, how- = Madame Sarah (I) Skinner = a ministry of helping people The priest must help peo- almost ghoulish to probe ever, is scarcely abeginning. = Everything but Money (I) Levenson = in the problem situations of ple with human warmth and criticially into anotherman's Changes in Christianity will = Edgar Cayce (Speeling Prophet) (Ila) Stearn 5 their lives. understanding; but to sub- sorrow. Yet, because Father not takeplace simply because = Disraeli (Ila) Blake § Human life, for a variety stitute sentiment for reason Kavanaugh has raised is- of ciriticism and demands for | Quotations from m ao Tse-tung (Ha) Mao = of reasons, not the least of would be to deprive men of reform, but because of hope- which is our human inabil- the possibility of growing to sues that extend far beyond | Division Street: America (Ila) Terkel I maturity. his own experiences and re- filled and imaginative plan- 5 The Arrogance of Power (I) Fulbright § ity to face reality with full actions, because this book ning and effort And one m aturiry, is involved in num- Perhaps this review will could be misleading and thing that Father Kav- Note: After (he reference to the book reviewed there is given berless situations of tragedy. seem too harsh. I can only anaugh seems to miss from a numerical symbol indkalingUiemoraJ classification of (he book. hope that as a brother priest disturbing to many who do These are the groups to which the symbols refer: A man who exercises or- the message of Vatican II is dained priesthood with open- I do deeply respect the rea- not have the background of its insistence that much of I. Suitable for General Reading. understanding and personal II. Suitable for Adults Only Because of: ness to people, who sympa- sons why Father Kav- the renewing of the Church's a. Content and Style Too Advanced for.Adolescents. thetically ministers to people anaugh has written, even experience to evaluate it, life must arise out of the b. Immoral Language or Incidents Which Do Not In- though I have found it neces- because the book is almost validate the Book as a Whole. in their sorrows, will inevit- grass-roots initiative of those III. Unsuitable for General Reading not Permissible for Dis- ably feel the pain that comes sary to disagree with him. certainly going to be sensa- of us who do not exericse criminating Adults. tionalized, it does seem im- any authority in the struc- IV. Not Recommended for Any Class of Reader. portant to give some ap- tures of the Church. (Furnished by the University of Scranton, Scranton, Pa.) praisal of it. miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir^ The book has many good DEFICIENCIES EXPOSED things, even important In the course of his book fearful and timed in the face aware of the deep human things, to say. But it is sad Father Kavanaugh man- of needed change, cannot hurt attached to these situa- that it probably will not be ages to touch on most of the ultimately resist the action of tions. And we must do every- listened to carefully by those exposed nerve ends in Cath- the Spirit in the life of the thing possible by study and who can do most about the olic life - ranging from the Church.1 For this reason, the reflection to find ways of al- questions it raised- and this problems of young assistant present moment in the life of leviating this human sor- is because of the author's priests in parish rectories, to the Church should be one of row, oversimplified and unbal- the need for changes in thegreat optimism despite the CHURCH POSITION anced presentation of the sit- life of women Religious, questions and problems we uations he describes. to the "failure" of Catholic face. But many of us priests By and large the Dook schools. He manifests a deep encounter an allied situation tends to throw all the blame human sympathy for the It is very easy to say of great tragedy and suffer- for the human problems and painful experiences that that this book presents the ing: the young people who anguish in the Catholic many have undergone, or situation in the Catholic come from broken homes — Church upon those in higher still undergo, because of de- Church today in an oversim- and that is one reason why positions of authority. Cer- ficiencies in the structures of plified way; this could be we would not wish to rush tainly, the responsibility the Church. a subtle way of avoiding into an abandonment of the the accusations of lethargy Church's position on di- that the bishops and those Certainly, Father Kav- closely associated wiih them and unconcern contained in vorce. The disastrous impact anaugh is very right in insist- its pages. Let me, however, on young people which bear for the reform of Christ- ing that there is a need to face ian life is very grave; but give one example of what I comes from the divorce of these questions honestly. One mean: the parents is one of the neither all the responsibility cannot pretend that the nor all blame rests on them. Clearly, one of the deep- great evils in our society at Church needs no reform; one est sorrows Father Kav- the present time- cannot pretend that all the It is hard to be critical of anaugh has is for those Cath- The psychological harm, structures that have come ,olics who find themselves in- down as historical heritage the disillusionment with res- Pope Y&ianlcs volved in a tragic marriage pect to human effect, the re- fit our increased modern situation, and who because awareness that the dignity jection thathascomebecause of the Church's position on of the fractured home, are LONDON—(NC)— Pope and development of the divorce seem doomed to a Paul VI has sent personal human person depend upon things that deeply bother life of suffering and frustra- those of us who deal day in thanks to the Souvenir Press his free commitment of him- tion. Any priest who has here for a copy of a book self to life. The Gospel mes- and day out with wonderful done the least bit of mar- young" men and women defending Pope Pius XII's sage is meant to bring joy riage counseling is more than efforts to save European and liberation. And until whose lives will never be Jews in World War II. such joy and freedom char- Eating Out Is Always A Pleasure At The book, by Pinchas La- acterizes the life of the Chris- pide, a Jew, says that Pius tian conditions iri the Church XII saved 860,000 Jewish cannot be considered ideal. HOLLEMAN'S lives — more than all the other rescue organizations There is no question but - FRiDAY SPECIAL - what in the situations Father GOWSN FRIED put together. Kavanaugh analyzes there Queen is need for some change. But it must also be admitted that JUMBO SHRIMP 1 change has happened, and is Tartar Sauce—2 Vegetable* CASTRIES, West Indies happening. 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FRIDAY. JUNE 23 9 p.m. i4j-BeboW a Pale Horse (AduSts, Adol.j 9 a.m. ;7j — The Crowd Roars [Famiiyt 1!:V5 p.m. (ll)-The Unsuspected (Adults, 4:30 p.m. |4'-Ihe Prince of rre Pi'ates Adol.). (Morally Objectionable In Part For All) 1 !:55 p.m..(4)-The PSaimman (Family} 2 p.m. '4)—Zombies of M ora Tau (Morally REASON—light ireaimeni of marriage. 2 a.m. (10J-10 Gentlemen From West Objectionable In Port For All) Point {Family) These newest-of-new mode! homes are one big 7 p.m. ; 10)—This Angry Age (Morally Ob- REASON—Suggestive costuming. WESH @ jectionable In Part For All; . SATURDAY, JUNE24 (Daytona-Orlai.de) reason why Miami Lakes is the onjy community in 1 p.m. (7J—Moonstone (No Classification! 2:30 p.m. (12J-Two Guys From M irwaukee [Family* Greater Miami to be awarded Good Housekeeping REASON—Suggestive situations and dia- 130 p.m. ill) - Between Two Worlds logue. 3:30 p.m. (41-KWer Ape (Family) WTV1 O iAdults, Adol.^ Magazine's Good Homebuilding Citation. And, in 6 p.m.nOJ-Woman In the Wiridow(Adults, WPTV © Adol.i 1966, we received this coveted award for Excel- 9 p.m. |2-5)-Gathering of the EoglesfFom- (West Palm Beach) lence in Architectural Design, House Planning, and ily) Land Development for the thirdxonsecutive year' 11 p.m. 'jl0)~Gene Krupa Story (Morally WCKT ® Objectionable In Part For Alii WLBW 03 SEASON—The negative qualities in the WINK II Ireobnen! of this filmr which has a spe- cial appeal for adolescents, outweight (Fort Myers) 7:05 A.M. the spititual rejuvenation of the sym- NBC RADIO CATHOLIC HOURS - TELEVISION pathetic character. WEAT m VMOD, 610 Kc73 FM - "The Priestly Voca- II: IS p.m. 'Ill-Valley of the Glanls|Fam- tion Today," Rev. Eugene C. Kennedy, (West Palm Beach) {Sunday) ily) M.M. •'.":•' 9 A.M. 11.15 p.m. ;12)-The Unfaithful '.Morally Objectionable In part Far All J 11:15 p.m. (II)— Four's Crowd (Family) 7HAMJGO — Cbr. 7 'WCKT- Spanish 7:30 A.M. REASON—Although there is an indict- 11:30 p.m. (4l—in love and War (MOTQISY lanyuuge inapirulion discourse. THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM -OTiM- ment against some types of divorce in Unobjectionable For Adults] THE CHRISTOPHERS-Chr.S.VVPTV (West Ffti, 105.9MC. iForUouderdole; • aim each this film, there is, nevertheless a presen- TUESDAY, JUNE 27 8:30 A.M. tation of divorce as the acceptable solu- 11 A.M. 9 a.m. '7 -David C opperfisid :Part l):i Jo tion of some marital difficulties. THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM -WCCF, Classification) THE CHURCH AND WORLD TODAY-Ch.7. 1 1:45 p.m. (2)—Hercules and the 10 Aveng- A film wit! be presented enh'tled "The 1580 Kc. iPunta Gordas 4:30 p.m. (4)-Night Plane From Chung- ers |No Classification) king (Family; Truth about lime." 8:30 AJW. - 1 ajn, {4)—Zombies of Mora Tau (Morally 6 p.m. (lO)-Wagon Master (No Classifi- U-.30 A.M, UN DOMINGO FEUZ- (Spanish WFAB, Objectionable In Pari For Alii cation! CATHOUC HOUR - Ch, 7 WCKT - 'Ful- 990 Kc.i REASON—Suggestive costuming. 8 p.m. (4)-White Feather {Adults, Adol.i 9 p.m: (7i-The Borgia Slick (No Classifi- fillment" (Par! tl) shows how many aging B:45A.M. . 1 a.m. (IQ)-Chamber of Horrors(NoClas- Americans are continuing their contribu- cation! ^ sificatlon) : tions to society and reports on programs THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - WJCM 11:15 p.m. (51i - Honeymoon for Three 2:35 a.m. (lO)-Gambling on the HighSeos for the aging sponsored by religious and IVebring;. Same as 8:45 p.m. (Adults, Adol.)TheChineseCat(NoClass.| (Adults, Adol.i by government in various parts of the 9 A.M. The Famous Ferguson Case {No Classi- 11:30 p.m. \4|-Murder, He Says (Adults, iMffed States. Rev. W. F. Sendkamp's fication) Stranger On the 3rd Floor |No Adol.) When you trade up to Miami Lakes, you get ad- Kundlg Confer, a pioneering )ow-cost THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD TODAY Classification) WEDNESDAY, JUNE2S motel complex for the aging in Detroit, |FM REPEAT)-WFlM-FM 105.9FM;Fort vance styling, unique design, and custom-built is presented in detail. Louderdale>. FM rebroadcast of TV pro- SUNDAY, JUNE 25 9 a.m, (7)-David Capperfield (Part III'No homes prjced as low as $19,390! You also enjoy Srom. Classification) MASS FOR SHUT-INS-Chr. SO, WiBW- THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM-WGMA 10 a.m. (2)-OW Susanno (Family) lakes and beaches, two 18-hole golf courses, an 12 Noon (7j-Terror of Rome 'Par! II) (No. 4:30 p.m. J4)-Dreomboat (Adults, Adal.) '.Hollywood! 6 p.m. (101—First Yank Into Tokyo (Adults, Classification) THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED- WZZZ. .Adol.! ., Inn & Country Club for fine dining and social fun, PANEL DISCUSSION- Chr. 5 WEAT-TV- 12:30 p.m. (4)-Virginia (Adults, Adol.) : 35J5 Kc. (Boynton Beocb) 9;"p.m. ilO)-Ado "Morally Unobjectionable local priests, rabbis and ministers dis- l:3Dp.m. (7) - King Richard and the Cru- parks and tot lots, and a riding academy. Come cuss "What is Obscene Today?" 9:05 A.M. saders (Np Classification) For Adults) ' see Miami Lakes! CATHOLIC NEWS - WIRK, 1290 (West 2 p.rR. (5)— Adventuress i Adults, Adoi.'s 11:15 a.m. 11— in !'ur lime ^Family Palm Beachl. 2 p.m. {'OS-Deception (Adults, Adol.) 11:30 p.m. i'4j-The Big Heal iMorally Ob- fTueiclay) iedfonable In Par) Far Alii 9:30 .AM. 2 p.m. tlTl-Klng and the Chorus Git! 9:30 P.M. iAdults, Adol.i jtEASON-T-EKcessive brutality, low moral MAN-TO-MAN-WWS, Ch.2-mterfa'imdis- THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED- WIRA, 3:31> p.m. (Ti-TKem {Foiuify! tone. 140 Kc. Fm95.5 Mg. iFort Piercer cussion with u priests, a minister and a 9 pm, 110 -Of Human r'ondage IMprally THURSDAY, JUNE 28 rabbi. Moderator, Luther C. Pierce, 10:15 AJVI. UO|ectionable In Parl Far All) 9 a.m. :7)-ChampFor A Day (Adults, Adol.! member of Ch. 2 program committee. THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — WNOG REASON—This film tends to compensate 4:30 p.m.l4i-Three hours To Kill '.NoClas- MIAMI I IAKES iNaplest. Same as 8:45 p.m. for- its weakness in credible character siflcationi RADIO 10:30 A.M. motivation by exaggerating the sensa- 6 p.m. ;]0i—Murder by Contract (Morally THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED- WWlt, tional aspects of its story development. Unobjeclioftable For Adults) (Sunday) 1580 Kc. 9for) Lauderdalei 11:00 (5j~ Sangaree (Morally Objection- 9 p.m. (4,'-The Pigeon that took Rome YOUR PROTECTED 6 A.M. able in Part For All) (Morally Unobjectionable For Adults' 5:05 P.M. 11:15 p.m, (Il)-Angels With Dirty Faces INVESTMENT REASON — Suggestive sequence*, ex- THE CHRISTOPHERS- WGMA 1320 Xe. (No Class if icationi CATHOUC NEWS -WNOG, 12?0 Kc- cessive brutality; tends to give credence oily wood . 11:30 p.m. (4i-"Hold BockTheDawniAdults, COMMUNITY Naples.. :See Next listing!. to superstition. THE SACRED HEAKT PROGHAM-WGRS Adol.) Located in the 710 -r.. 96.3 FM. 6:05 P.M. 11:30 p.m. (7i-Conquest (Adults, Adol.i FRIDAY, JUNE 30 big curve of the 6.05 A.M. CATHOLIC NEWS - WGBS, 710 Kc. - MONDAY, JUNE24 PjlmtWo Expressway. 96.3 FM - Summary of Internationa! 9 a.m. {7}—Cross Roads (Adults, Adol.j THE SACKED HEART PROGRAM-Wt ItV Model homes open daily Catholic News from NCWC Catholic 9 a.m. !7)-Bulhvhlp {Adults, Adol.j 4:3Qp.m. i4i~Hero of Rome (No Classifi- 1600 fc. Rivisrarteaelf News ffrom Ihe */oice. 4:30 p.m. (4)-The Gambler From Naichei cation) " from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., 6:30 A.M. (Morally Objectionable In Part For All! 7 p.m. llOi-Hearl of the Matter iAdults, »t 6911 Silver Oak Drive. 3 PJW. Adol.' THE CHURCH AND THE WORID TODAY REASON—Tends toccndanewrong-doing, Turn off Expressway at 9 p.m. (4j-The Pleasure of His Company IREPEAT) —«&B5, 710 Kc, - Rebroad- MAN-TO-MAN-WGBS, 7p9 Kc. 96.3 FM- 6 p,tru(t0HHfl Laughed last [Morally Ob- (Adulls, AdoU H.W. 154th Street C.i5t uf * / program. Rebroadcasl of f*/ program. • "jectlonable In Parrfbr All) 11:15: p.mi.", IH-Cbina Clipper '.Family! (MUmi Lakeway). 7 A.M, 8J45 P.M. : REASON-Sugaesf^s doncing. _ -, •'. • ,..;:,;.:Tt:?tS!pjtt,,t4(-p.S.S. (Family) - THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED- WiRK, THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCS - WKAT, "•"2 d.m.IO.i-Uoyds oflondon(Adults, Adol. ] li'/O'e. //ejl-Palrri Beach 1350 Kc. "How Wrong Can You B«?' 7:30pjn.i(7!-The;iM:ill«rii<*n.{Farnily). Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 Page 20 THE VOICE fDirectlyf From Radio City; First Word In Film Trends By J. D. NICOLA taking place, and bend with NEW YORK-(CPF)- a spokesman for "Seven- them." teen" magazine, explaining "Direct from New York's FUTURE TREND Radio City Music Hall." why that publication had ac- The degree to which Ra- cepted an ad for "Two for There was a time when that dio City Music Hall "bends" phrase meant almost the the Road,'-' despite the "Sug- is looked upon as an im- gested for Mature Audi- same thing as an A-1 moral portant factor in the future rating whenever parents ences" label. trend of major films, for a "We decided that the pic- were looking for a movie to booking inthecountry'sbig- take the whole family to. ture couldn't be too rough if gest movie theater (6,200 it's playing at the Music But nothing more sharply seats) considerably helps a Hall," he said. reflects the changing pattern film's gross and, as Bob TURNING POINT? of movie-making andmovie- Thomas, the Associated Although a number of going than the fact that in the Press' Hollywood reporter, "adult" films — like "Any last several years, "direct wrote, "it carries prestige Wednesday", and "The from Radio City Music which impresses theater men Sandpiper" — have played Hall" has ceased to be a throughout the country." there in recent years, the guarantee of family enter- This prestige comes from Music Hall booking of" Two jiment And nothing more the f actthatmillions of Amer- for the Road" is considered avily underlines the ican tourists have made the highly significant by film- ange than the latest film Radio City stage and screen industry people because in to go out across the country shows a must on their New content, style and method of direct from Radio Citv: York visits and, more im- distribution it is, as "Life" " Two for the Road," a film portantly, theater operators phrased it, "just barely pos- Audrey Hepburn and Albert Finney in "Two for the Road." that carries a "Suggested for know that Radio City Music sible that it is a turning point xuickly sort out jumbled time "Some may find this tech- all its attractive exuberance Mature Audiences" tag from Hall is the only theater that for the upper-class commer- sequences and instantaneous nique confusing," NCOMP and irresponsibility, was ac- the Motion Picture Associ- never books amovie without cial movia" flashbacks — namely, they said of the film's quickback- tually poor preparation for ation of America. seeing it first The film stars Audrey can "read" film quicker than and-forth style, "but once the mature, requirements of "There's no purpose in The scope of the Music Hepburn and Albert Finney their print-oriented elders. understood it proves an in- marriage, which the film af- talking about what might Hall's influence — which ap- and covers a 12-year-period In method of distribution teresting way pf exploring firms in its paradoxical have been ten years ago," pears to have shifted from beginning with their first — both through art houses attitudes; Mark's growing way." commented the Music Hall's assurance of family enter- meeting, on through a pre- and through theaters book- egoism and selfishness, Jo- Almost echoing NCO president, James Gould. tainment to a guarantee that marital love affair, their ing popular films — the film anna's need for recognition MP's position on such adult "You've got to be conscious an adult film will not shock early years as man and wife, "holds claim to being the as an individual, and thefilms in recent years, the of the subtle chanzes that are audiences —was revealed by up to the present, where they first film ever which is atone effects of these on the mar- Music Hall's president de- find themselves bored with and the same time a big, riage. fended his booking of "Two material success and with slick, 'Hollywood' film and for the Road" by comment- each other, with consequent an offbeat entry with appeal "It is possible to construe ing, "Yes, children are im- adultery threatening to end to the audience that limits this subtle film as artful portant, butcontrary to what House GOP Slashes their marriage itself to the likes of 'Darling' pagan propaganda for the some people think, the bulk and 'Blow-Up,' reported primrose path, but that of our audience is adult and It is a departure from "Variety." would be missing a point, mature. We have an obliga- films of similar themes be- namely, that the affair, with tion to serve their needs." LBJ Education Bill cause of "an attitude toward Calling attention to both pre-marital and extra-mari- the content and style of'' Two By JOHN R SULLIVAN er has been Rep. Albert Quie of Minnesota, who failed in tal sex that is neither glossy, for the Road," the National WASHINGTON(NC)— an attempt to radically nor leering nor larded with Catholic Office for Motion WE GIVE CREDIT While the Senate remained change the Elementary Edu- the moralizing cop-outs that Pictures praisedthefUminits preoccupied with foreign af- cation bill on the floor of have 'protected' much less official newsletter after classi- fairs, railroad strikes and Congress. tasteful efforts in the past," fying it A-3, or morally un- TO ANYONE! Sen. Dodd's possible cen- This time, Quie had been commented "Variety," refer- objectionable for adults. $ 9S sure, House Republicans more successful. The educa- ring to the "repentance" 1 YEAR continued to whittle away at tion subcommittee has ac-scene that was requiredyears 21" TV's 24 GUARANTEE Administr atiorTe ducation ago by the old Production cepted his amendment to the Code and by the Catholic TV - STEREO - TAPE RECORDER proposals. Higher Education Act which TV Sales - Service The Republicans, aided would take control of the film office. ZENITH and 1CA by Southern Democrats and Teacher Corps from the U. S. PRAISE FILM Portables To (PUBLIC APPLIANCES! "Two for the Road" is a Deluxe Color liberal Democratic Rep. Office of Education and place | 12014 K. MIAMI AVE. PHONE 754-2964 4 Edith Green of Oregon, first it in the hands of local au- departure in-stylefor a major succeeded in changing the thorities, and the state super- film because director Stanley AMAHA shape of the Elementary and intendents of education. 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June 23, 1967 Miami, Florida THE VOICE Page 21 Los Encuentros Conyugales Revision Profunda del Matrimoni En Clima de Dialogo y Confianza Por GustaVo Pena Monte que esta organizando unas jornadas de revision de vida matrimonial, Ios En- Los dias 15 y 16 de julio se ofrecera cuentros Conyugales. en un motel de Fort Lauderdale un En- "Ei encuentro conyugal—explican Ra- cuentro Conyugal, una especie de retiro mon y Emttita Rasco, presidentes del espiritiial matrimonial que busea la con- MFC— es un sistema de retiro espiritual, fianza mutua entrc Ios esposos y un in- tipicamente matrimonial, para una refor- ma fundamental de la vida conyugal me- tenso dialogo conyugal. Dirigentes del diante una revision profunda realizada MFC de Miami explican en el presente conjuntamente en la tinea de la unidad reportaje esa novedosa tecnica de apos- sacramental y en un clima de confianza tolado familiar. mutua e intenso dialogo conyugal" —Si queremos reconstruir el amor en "Todos Ios casados sabemosdelasprue- el mundo debemos renovar el hogar. Los bas y tropiezos que se nos presentan en la responsables de Ios hogares son Ios ma- vida matrimonial", apunta Carlos Salman. trimonios. Pero hoy, millones de matri- "Y PI mRtrimonio, cromo toda institucion monios cristianos viven desorientados, in- humana, necesita alguna vez nacer un satisfechos, incomunicados parcial o total- alto, para que marido y mujer hagan urr mente y por tanto infelices. profundo examen de conciencia, a ver —Urge ayudarles a encontrar la paz donde estan fallando, donde estan Ios que necesitan ellos, sus hijos y lasociedad. puntos flacos, donde estan Ios egoismos —Y eso es lo que buscan Ios encuen- de el y de ella, y donde estan tambie"n tros conyugales. por supuesto, Ios puntos de union, de Los que asi se expresan son dirigen- comprension. .... tes dlocesanos del Movimiento Familiar "Y todo esto se logra—-interviene Jose Cristiano de habla hispana, institucion Luis Diaz de Villegas— a traves de in- Diaz de Viflegas Organiza ei Encuentro Con Ios Esposos Ramon y Emilita Rasco, Presidentes del MFC tensas jornadas de dialogo conyugal. Es- ddlares por pareja,que lo incluye todo: ta es la finalidad del Encuentro: buscar habitaciony alimentos durante dos dias. el dialogo intimo, sincerado, entre ma- Los matrimonios pueden llegar almotel ridp y mujer, lograr lo que el mismo el viernes 14 por la tarde y disfrutar nombre de la Jornada expresa: Un En- asi de las facilidades del mismo. El En- cuentro Conyugal. cuentro en si comienza el sabado a las M primer encuentro conyugal, infor- 7:30 de la man ana y termina el domingo, man Ios dirigentes del MFC,-tendra lugar en horas de la noehe. el sabado 15 y domingo 16, en el Motel Como el numero de matrimonios es Carriage House, de Fort Lauderdale. "•< limitado, Ios interesados en participar en Lo dirigira el Padre Angel Villaronga, el mismo deben hacer sus reservaciones consiliario diocesano del MFC, quien con a la mayor brevedad. Para ello deben anterioridad ha dictado retirosespirituales dirigirse al Padre Angel Villaronga, Cen- para matrimonios en ese mismo lugar, tro Hispano Catolico, FR1-5657, o a Ra- con un marcado exito. Brillante predica- mon y Emilita Rasco, 666-0720. dor, experto en problemas familiares, la El MFC quiere ofrecer varios de estos sola presencia del Padre Villaronga hace encuentros, pero para ello ha tenido que augurar un exito rotundo para estas jor- aprovechar la bajas tarifas de veranb, nadas matrimoniales en Miami. Ungrupo ya que con el comienzo de la temporada de matrimonios con amplia experiencia turistica en el invierno el costo no solo en el apostolado familiar compartira con se duplicaria, sino que seria casi impo- el la responsabilidad de Ios temas. sible encontrar alojamiento para tantos E2 motel Carriage House, donde se matrimonios, evitando 16s aglomeramieri- dictara el encuentro es el lugar apropiado tos de turistas que por otra parte restarian para esta dase de jornadas. Rodeado de privaeddad al encuentro. Por eso se insiste amplios jardines, a la prilla deunmanso en la mas rapida reservacion. recodo, junto a uao de Ios canales de la Los encuentros conyugales son inicia- vecina ciudad de Fort Lauderdale, invita tiva de un sacerdote espanol, -el Padre al solaz y esparcimiento de cuerpos y Gabriel Calvo, que Ios iniplanto en Es- espiritus, informa Gudelia Salman. pana, donde; estan teniendo un sonado Los Esposos Salman, Carlos y Gudelia, Organlzan Uno de Ios matrimonios lo expiesaba exito. De alii se extendieron a otros pai- asi: en un lugar como ese, el encuentro ses de Europa y Latinoamerica. Graciella Diaz de Villegas, ioma notes Para ia Jornada Matrimonial conyugal, se convierte en una segunda A fines del pasado ano, el Padre Cal- luna de miel. Dado el caracter informal vo hizo escala en Miami, procedente de dd encuentro, Ios matrimonios podran Mexico, donde habfa dictado xSa. serie Continua el Curso disfrutar de todas las facilidades del motel, de estos encuentros y de paso a£Nueva desde la amplia piscina hasta placidos York donde tenia otros programados. MIT paseos en bote por el quieto recodo. Cada En la misma capilla del aeropuerto encuentro esta limitado a unos quince ma- leyo casualmente una informacion de The Cotequisto trimonios, para mantener la mtimidad, Voice sobre el MFC y sorprendido por la Hoy viernes ymanana Pastoral en la Univer- en la que se haga facu: un ambiente de existencia de ese movimiento en idioma EL INSTITUTO TECNO- sabado continuara en el sidad de Santa Sofia, To- amistad y camaraderia, de esparcimiento espanol aqui, se puso en contacto con Seminario St John Vian- kio, Japdn, es nativo de y dialogo. sus dirigentes, extendio por unos .dias L0G1C0 DE MIAMI SE ney el Seminario sobre Bilbao, Espafia, y recibio Aunque organizado por el MFC, el su estancia aqui y ofrecio a un grupo de ENORGULLECEALPO- La Catequesis Moderna su doctorado en Teologia Encuentro Conyugal no implica ningtin directivos del MFC un encuentro, en el NER ALADISPOSICION despues del Concilio Va- en la Universidad Grego- tipo de compromiso con ninguna orga- quetambie'nparticipo el Padre Villaronga, DEL DISTINGUIDO PU- ticano elquecomenz6 ano- riana en 1961. Hadictado nizacion o asociacion. Sabemos—diceRas- y que tanto gusto que de inmediato se BLICO DE HABLA HIS- che (jueves) a las 8 p.m. conferendas en Europa, co^que hay matrimonios y personas que hicieron Ios planes para ofrecerlos aqui, PANA LOSCURSOSDE: Dictan el seminario, pa- America del Norte y el por temperamento, no gustan comprome- en cuanto se ofreciera la oporturiidad ra publico dehablahispa- Lejano Oriente. Ha par- terse en ningun tipo de asociacion. Al or- de encontrar-el lugar adecuado a un costo na, Ios Padres Alfonso M. ti cip ado en congresos ca- ganizar estos encuentros el MFC lo unico que no sesulte. muy gravoso para Ios ma- Nebreda, S. J. y Jos6 de tequeticos internacionales que persigue es ofrecer un servicio a Ios trimonios latinos de Miami. La Calle, S. J., interna- en Nimegueuden, Eictt- matrimonios, pero no atarlos de ninguna Asi, la escala en Miami de un sacerd/1 cionalmente reconocidos statt, Bangkok y New forma con posterioridad al encuentro. Los espanol, puede llegar a convertirse aho\ m como expertos en cateque- York. encuentros, por otra parte, estan dirigidos en la fuente de salvadon y' sannficacion sis moderna. El Padre de la Calle, precisa y principahnente a matrimonios de muchos hogares latinos de Miami, a Los padres Nebreda y tambten nacido en Es- de fuera del MFC. . traves de Ios Encuentros Conyugales que CONTAB1L1DAD La Calle han yenido ofre- pana, es doctor en filo- El precio total del encuentro es de 30 se ofreceran este verano. ciendo seminarios simila- sofia de la Universidad SECRETARIADO es en idioma ingles, tanto de Salamanca; estudi6 en COMERCIAL en Miami como en Palm Anking, China, y fue or- Beach. denado en esa ciudad. Necesita fa Cruz Roja Las sesiones en espafiol Despues de haber sido MECANOGRAFIA tendran lugar hoy viernes dejado en libertad por Ios a las 10 a.m., 2 p.m. y comunistas, que lo tuvie- TAQU1GRAF1A 8 p.m. y el sabado a las ron preso en China, reci- Voluntarios Bilingues CONTAMOS CON LOS 10 a.m. Los temas quein- bio el doctorado en Teo- EQUIPOS MA5MODERNOS duye elprogramason" El logia dela Universiad de Personas bilingues, que Tambien se necesitan cho- el Sur de la Florida sufrelos Y EL PROF ESOR ADO MAS Mensaje de Cristo; como Santo Tomas, Manila. hablen coh Quidez ingles y feres para transportar a pa- efectos de un ciclon, cientos SELECTO ha sido distorsionado", espanol, son urgentemente cientes de la Liga Contra la de personas de procedencia " El Estudiante que ha de CENTRO-DE CATEQUESIS necesitadas para ofrecer sus Ceguera, el Parkinson Ins- hispana no tienen el conoei- PARA MASINFORMACION recibir el Mensaje de Cris- Mendez, Ecuador (NA) servicios al Capitulo del Con- titute, el Cripple Children So- miento suficiente del ingles MIAMI INSTITUTE to", " El Mensaje y el Es- - Los centros de catequesis dado Dade de la Cruz Roja ciety, la Sociedad para la para responder a las pre- tudiante", "Pasoshaciala y de alfabetizacion del Vica- Americana, pax a atender Multiplesclerosis y Ios hos- gunas de la Cruz Roj a a fin OF TECHNOLOGY Fe", " Una Fe viva para buros de informacion, biblio- pitales Mt Sinai y Variety de recibir asistencia de esta. riato Apostolico de Men- tecas, clinicas, salasdeemer- el Estudiante", y "El A- dez suman ahora veinte y Children's. Trabaj adores voluntarios 174 E. FLAGLER ST. dolescente y la r eligion". gencia y otras muchas acti- En las oficinas centrales que dominen a cabalidad el TERCER PISO se encuentran en las locali- vidades. de la Cruz Roja del condado El Padre Nebreda, pro- dades mas remotas del pals. ingles y el espanol seran PH: 371-8501 fesor asistente de Teologia Esas personas pueden o- . se necesitan tambien recep- muy valiosos para esas per- Su objetivo consiste en for- frecer sus servicios por un cionistas, mecanografas y sonas. mar nuevas comunidades corto tiempo. Por ejemplo, oficinistas. Las personasquequieran DeConna Ice Cream cristianas, con la ayuda de medio dia a la semana en Ante el inicio de la tempo- ofrecer sus servicios a esta FLORIDA'S KEY TO TASTE TREAT Ios catequistas. Ios hospitales Christian, rada ciclonicala Cruz Roja humanitaria labor de servi- Monvfachiren and DUMhuien of El Vicariato, que se pre- Jackson Memorial, Palm encara unaurgentedemanda cio publico deben llamar al ICE CREAM and ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES para a celebrar su 75 ani- Springs, Veteran Adminis- de personas voluntarias bi- 751-6661 y hablar con la 3292 N.W. 38th St., Miami PH. 635-242! versario de fundackm, cuen- tration, James Archer Smith lingues para actuar como in- Office of Volunteers. (Qficina Key West Branch Phone 294-2420 ta con 103 obras de asisten- y otros. terpretes en Ios desastres. Si de Voluntarios.) cia y ensenanza. Page 22 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 Un&i.

Un seglar, el Dr. Ben Sheppard, hasidonombrado por el Obispo Coleman F. Carroll como director eje- cutivo del Diocesan Catholic Welfare Bureau (Bun> de Bienestar Social de la Diocesis). Al anunciar el nombramiento el Obispo Carroll senaluqueel desig- nar a un seglar para ese puesto es una indication del progreso en la implementacion conciliar en la Diocesis, ya que el contilio urgio un m

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Desde hai'f varins muses sabiainos de la c-arlacnlu que el saccrdote cubuno, Padre Carlos Manuel do Ct'.spcdes, desnicntia la fa Ira entrevistn qucpu- bli(X') la revisla mexicana de Icndcncia comunista Sucusns. Nunea lapubli- camos iii nos referimos a el'Fatidioo Paredon Funcionando en Cuba ella, por temor a que pu- diera provocar represa- lists contra el sacerdote aniigo que tan dignamen- Seis Fusilados Diarios Desde 1959 te cjerce su ministerio en la dificil situation de Por Manolo Reyes dos siguen la secuela de san- na no ha mencionado heber politicos acusandolos de de- porto de la instauracion ecn Cuba. Siguen los paredones en- gre que arroja el balance fusilado a nadie por actiyi- litos comunes infamantes, ta- Cuba desde hace meses de sangrentandose en la isla tragico del regimen Castro dades politicas en contra del les como asalto y robo. Pero los paredones moviles, con- El hcrho deque el Obis- comunista. regimen. Si ha habido al- po cubano desterrado martir de Cuba! que en el fondo son victimas secuencia de la ley dictada Siguen los hombres ofren- Se habra notado que ulti- gunas ejecuciones bajo la politicas de la tirania por por el regimen que permite Mons. Eduardo Boza mamente, quizas en el 1966 acusacion de robo. luchar en contra del terror Mnsvidai y el propio her- dando sus vidas en aras de el caracter secreto de las eje- un ideal! y lo que va de este ano 1967 Fuentes en el exilio aca- y la opresion. cuciones y que las mismas mano del sarcrdolc, el in- el regimen rojo dela Haba- genicro Manuel H. de Ces- Y los pueblos horroriza- ban de manifestar que los •La resistencia desde den- pueden efectuarse teas el jui- Castrocomunistas continuan tro de Cuba ha confirmado cio correspondiente, en el pcdes, hirieranpublicaesa tambien que en ejecuciones carta, nos dio la oportu- los fusilamientos en la isla mismo lugar donde se co- martir de Cuba, siendo el secretas y oficialmente anun- metiera el hecho. nidad de reproducirla la ciadas, han caido en ocho semana anterior, commas mas reciente en la ciudad Desde Cuba han Uegado de Santiago de Cuba, en la anos y medio de dictadura informes clandestinos de la acotaciones del Obispo comunista cerca de 10 mil Boza. provincia de Oriente realizacion de los Uamados Cubanos. O sea un prome- juicios revolucionarios enca- Fue oportuno que el Agregan las fuentes exi- dio de seis Cubanos ejecuta- prelado desterrado diera miones en diferentes pueblos ladas queparadesmoralizar dos por dia desde el primero de la isla. . .y pocas horas a la pulilicidad esa carta La Ensenanza de la a los que luchan contra el de enero de 1959. y la avalara con SUB aco- regimen, los Castrocomunis- despues los ehcartados han taeiones, porque comn el tas ejecutan a sus opositores La propia resistencia re- sido fusilados frente al mis- misvno ex p res a. "en His- mo camion. panoamerka ya se ha Religion en ei Hogar La muerte de estos hom- visto. hasla la saciedad Mas que en la escuela ca- je ameno van llevando a los bres arroja una verdad casi el duflocuusado por tdlica, que en la catequesis, niftos por el camino de la inconstrastable: A mas de 7W t ocho anos de gobierno el re- "SucesoB" con esas dos el verdadero espiritu religio- fe y pueden ser eficaces cola- entrevisias." ( Al Padre so lo capta el niflo en el ho- boradores de los padres en gimen Castrocomunista no Este dramatico estudio de ha logrado evitarlarebeldia Cespedes y al Encargado gar. Si en el hogar el nino la ensenanza de la religion. CRISTO MUERTO, del pint or de Negocios de la Santa obseirva un ambiente deirre- Una de esas series cate- italo Andrea Mantegna fue creeiente contra su gobierno terminado en 1506r poco . . .rebeldia que no acallan Si"do en Cuba, Mons. Ce- ligiosidad, de despreocupa- queticas, "Cristo, Soy Tu antes de la muerte del sure Zacclii). cion por las cosas del espi- Amigo", va llevando la en- propia artista. ni el terror ni el paredon. Es invrcible que una ritu, es dificil que la ense- senanza dela religion a tra- Todos estos heehos y mu- "entrevista" tan absurda, nanza de la religion en laes- ves de varios folletos atrac- chos mas han sido denuncia- en la que a las dar as se cuela o en la catequesis lo- tivamente ilustrados, para dos ante los organismosque vi1 la tergiver.sacion y gre el mismo resultado que distintas edades y niveles es- dicen proteger los derechos la meutira. hay a confun- obtiene cuando esa ensenan- colares." humanos enlaOrganizacion dido a sorios seclores, aun za va aparejada al ejemplo Ofrecen estos libros la ven- de Estados Americanos y en catolicos, de Latinoame- del hogar, cuando las pri- taja de que los ninos de las naciones Unidas. rica y Esttidofi Unidos, meras oraciones las apren- origen hispano, que en su En el ano 1961, el enton- hasta el punto de que fue- dieron del papa o la mama, mayoria estan acudiendo a ces Presidente del Inra, Nu- ron variaslasseriaspubli- cuando los primeros pasos catequesis del CCDenidioma nez- Jimenez, declaro que ese caciones quereprodujeron en el camino de la fe los ingles, pueden ir recibiendo Los monjes era el ano del paredon. dieron de la mano de un en el hogar nociones feligio- cisterci y oomentaron PSOS falsos en ia isla de Caldea,\ Sin embargo, el paredon, familiar querido. sas en el idioma de su pais n 3ac COIK't'ptos. La regxa basilica de San Ignacio\ ® fsta occi- escarnio y bochorno de un Aun cuando el nino acuda de origen, en el idioma de de Loyola, Espana, incluye la dental de Ingla- mundo civilizado, no hade- sus padres. casa en que nacio** terra, producen de jado de funcionar en el me- Los que conouemos a a escuelasparroquiales, debe santo en 1491. 800 a 900 gaiones Carlos Manuel - con el ver enelhogarpreocupacion Recomendamos vivamen- de perfume al aHo. dio de un Continente Cris- De Lavanda que tiaiio y democrata desdeque trubajamos en las filasi de por la ensenanza de la reli- te a los padres de familia ellos cultivan. la juventud catoljja cuba- gion, tanto mas si no tiene que se preocupan por el de- los comunistas se robaron na - supimos desde elori- la oportunidad de recibir en- sarrollo espiritual de sus hi- el poder en la isla cautiva. mer momento que ahi senanza religiosa en la es- jos, que tenganpresenteenel habia "palranas" en sus cuela. hogar algun ejemplar de es- Y en esa matanza incali- acotaeiones a la carta, el La libreria San Pablo aca- tas modernas colecciones ca- ficable se ha aplicado la ley Obispo Boza dice que se ba de recibir una extensaco- tequeticas, que daran pie con caracter retroactive Se la dio a leer el propio leccion de libros catequeticos a amenas y amigables char- han desterrado todas lasga- hermano del sacerdote, para ninos, procedentes de las religiosas entre grandes rantias procesales, no se ha merect-dor de todo credilo Colombia, que enunlengua- y pequenos. Una MISA ROJA", dejado hablar a los letrados y que el, Mons. Boza, co- como se ie llama, se celebra en de la defensa o se les ha noce la letra del padre. la Catedral de Westminster, Londres.no para coaccionado depalabrayde Los queconocemos a Car- a^'Bffis1Ese hecho. Y se hanfirmadosen- los Manuel y vimos la de 6mto tencias de muerte con una patrana en la entrevista, huella digital porque miem- vemos ahora la autenli- bros del tribunal que tern an cidad en los parrafos de ISABEL LA CATOLICA en su manos el bien funda- la carta. 1451-1504 mental de la vida humana Las bases dela Esparia moder- Justida en el concepto teologo es una virtud menor, . . .eran analfabetos. na fueron establecidas cuando mientras que la caridad es la primera y la mas impor- ". . .que un periodista esta gran seiiora caso con Fer- tante de todas las virtudes. Justicia por lo tanto no es Los Castrocomunistas^'. aventurero. ..meatribuya nando de Aragon en 1469. sinonimo de'earidad. El sinonimo de la caridad es amor! su afan desenfrenado de\ cos as inciertas me mo- Y la existencia del hijo de Dios entre los hombres se re-der y odio, no han respeta- lesta; pero que un catoll- Isabel fue una energica refor- sumio en una maravillosa sentencia, que traspasa los do la condicion de menor de co crea tan facilmente lo madora, una eficaz administra- limites del infinito y de la eternidad. . . "Amaos los unos edad, ejecutan do a jovenes que seriaconsurableenun dorayuna patrioticaconductora a los otros." de 15 a 16 anos, segun han sacerdote, eso duele mu- de su nacio'n. Posefa una recia Jesus fue un gran amor convertido en hombre. Murio manifestado fuentes de la re- cho mas.. .Pidele al buen voluntad y su vida estuvo mar- para redimir a la humanidad a traves de enormes sacri- sistencia. Dios que me ayude a ser ficios en aras de su propio amor. Y a nosotros, sus here- humilde y a aceptar esta cada por los mas altos niveies de moralidad. deros, sus descendientes, los que a diario levantamos Pocos minutos antes del situacion desagradable los ojos al cielo implorando su ayuda y su perdon, en fusilamiento. . . en una ma- sin perder la paz y la ale- La politico domestica los, momentos mas dificiles de nuestras existencias, nos cabra tortura. . . llamada gria" de Espana descan- toca recordar las palabras finales del Padre Nuestro: operacion Dracula, se les ha saba grandemente "Y perdonanos nuestras deudas asi como nosotros drenado parte de la sangre Este soloparrafopuede en sus manos. Si perdonamos a nuestros deudores." Kn el mas alia, cuan- a los condenados. Sangre ayudar al actodecontric- no hubiera si do do los ojos del alma se abran a la verdadera vida, no que se ha reportado es lue- cion de esoB buenos catd- por el la, el des- go vendidaal Vietnam comu- se necitara la fe, porque El estara con los justos, tam- nista. licos que se dejaron con-, cubrimiento de poco la esperanza, ya que con su presencia divina ella fundir, no ya por la en- America no hu- se cohnara. Sin embargo persistira la caridad, el amor, En ocasiones los conde- trevista, sinomasbienpor biera ocurrido1 entre todos los escogidos y persistira la caridad y el nados a muerte han estado la suciacampana desata- en el momento amor para aquellos que no eligieron el camino de la tan d£biles despues del dre- da aqui misnio- en Miami que ocurrio. verdad. naje de sangre, que han te- por profesionales sem- Recuerdense las palabras biblicas, "si yo hablase len- nido que ser llevados car- bradores dc intriga y ca- guas humanas y angelicas, y no tengo caridad, vengo a gados al paredon de fusila- lumnia, a los que ineon- ser como metal que resuena o cimbalo que retine Y si miehto. cebiblemente todavia al- yo tuviese profesia y entendiese todos los misterios y Y ante el' peloton de fusi- gunos hacen caso, siendo toda la ciencia y si tuviese toda la fe de tal manera que lamiento, en un rayo divino tan daninos y tan poco traspasase los montes y no tengo caridad, nada soy." de esperanza, los patriotas dignos de credilo como la "Y si repaxtiese toda mi hacienda para dar de comer propia revista "Sucesos." vejados y maltrechos han a los pobres, y sientregara mi cuerpo para ser quemado, sacado fuerzas del dolor. . . y no tengo caridad, de nada me sirve." y han gritado en el momento GUSTAVO PENA MONTE "La caridad todo lo sufre, todo lo cree, todo lo es- final, en el segundo antes de pera, la caridad todo lo soporta." la muerte: "Viva Cristo Rey" La caridad es la virtud de las virtudes. Manolo Reyes "Viva Cuba Libre."

Page 24 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967 N.Y. Airs Parochial School Aid ALBANY, N.Y. — (NC) various programs of New said. He noted that one child rapidly becomes almost WANT ADS — "The big question is this: York state designed "to mo- in four in New York state completely non-white while do the people of New York bilize all of the available re- now attends a nonpublie the parochial school be- 4A Fund-Raising 5 Personals state want to pay for part of sources in thelocal commun- school. Of this group, 88% comes relatively balanced Bingo, Cages, Blowers, Cards WHKN YOU'KK PLANNING A the education of these chil- ity in order to solve human are enrolled in Catholic and integrated." WEDDING, KKCKl-noN, DANCK, dren in nonpublie schools problems on the community schools. Specials, Markets, Balls, Etc LUNCH KON, l'AKTY, KTC, CALL or do they want to pay for level." Examples of this ef- The education specialist, Discounts to Churches, THK KNIGHTS OK COLUMBUS Msgr. McCarren called Organizations. HALL, 270 CATALONIA ' AVK., all of it in public schools?" fort in the field of education who for many years was Write for FREE 30 page catalogue. CORAL GAliLES $35 (II'AIK CON- are the Regents Scholarships parochial schools "a stabil- school superintendent for WE MAIL C.O.D. on receipt or DITIONING OPTIONAL. Msgr. Edgar P. McCar- and the Scholar Incentive izing influence on the neigh- some 90,000 Catholic stu- purchase order or letter head. Sec or Call llcmie l)i Crislafaro ren put that question to the borhood." dents in the diocese of Rock- FUND WAYS of SO. FLORIDA 448-9242 OR 271-6337 committee on education of programs, he said. The people of New York He said: "When the neigh- ville Centre on Long Island, 2494-1/2 SW57 Ave. HAND CONTROLS FOR STEER- the New York constitutional noted the contributions of West Hollywood 981-2078 ING WHEEL. WILL SACRIFICE convention. must decide whether they borhood starts to change, Satisfaction Guaranteed! ONLY $35, INCLUDING IN- also wish to encourage vol- some parents of white private schools to the state. STALLATION. 754-1715. He said their survival is an 5 Personals Msgr. McCarren, direc- untary effort in education on parochial children seem to IRONING MY HOME tor of the Research Institute the elementary and second- lag behind the general exo- important question for all REMEMBER THAT SPECIAL for Catholic Education, cited ary levels, Msgr. McCarren dus; the local public school citizens of New York. SOMEONE With Flowers From Neat & reasonable Ph. 226-2696 LANE'S FLORIST SAY YOU SAW IT 13153 W. Dixie Hwy., 759-0541 IN THE VOICE Police and Minority Groups 2 Funeral Directors 2 Funeral Directors (Continued from Page IS) stacle to this teamwork has of complex problems. Therefore, in order to have CARL F. SLADE, P.D. of the Negro. The at- been the stereotyping and One of the great needs in professionalism within law titude of many people is sim-' overemotionalism of the law enforcement, as in any enforcement agencies, which ply that the problem of the part of some police and white other group which aspires to impinges on good police- Negro would be solved if civilians about Negroes. Pre- be a profession, or is a pro- community relations, it is CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME they would simply "go out judice and stereotyping saves fession, is the utilization of necessary to develop a kind and get a job, take care of all of us from thinking, be- the social and physical of police budget necessary to $99 PALM AYS. • HIALEAH « TU 8-3433 their families, stop having so cause with this "pre-judg- sciences for further study. In attract qualified candidates many children, and teach ment" we can Et a situation the case of police, the disci- who can receive expert recruit then- children good moral that eliminates any need for plines that relate to this pro- training and continued in- values." further research or personal fession covers a widevariety service training along with Again, I would like to investigation. of sciences, including chemis- further advancement of then- Henry R. Ware, Funeral Director stress the necessary need or try, sociology and psy- own education hi junior col- a partnership or a team-work COMPLEX JSSUES chology. Therefore, if there lege and universities. principle being developedbe- Because of prejudice, we is going to be any long last- tween the police and the com- have developed both in our- ing improvement in police- POLICE ROLE munity. There are, as I have selves and on the part of mi- community relations, itis go- mentioned, natural and his- ing to mean that there must One other barrier in po- nority groups, an over-de- lice and community relations torical obstacles that have fensiveness. This over-defen- be a suffer requirement for prevented the team-work in law enforcement officers and is that there is not enough siveness can block communi- recognition of the fact that FUNERAL HOME, INC. the past between the commu- cation and exchangeand can this means higher salaries nity and the police One ob- and fringe benefits. the police, by their very job, develop over-simplification are defenders of the status 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. quo. They are defenders of the status quo because they 751-7523 are committed by their oath War and/or of office and by their duties Peace and regulations, to enforce the laws and statutes of the (Continued from Page 15) nities for diverging views. pected to act like an adult The existence of the protests, Public opinion, social mor- municipalities, state and na- taken.' In most every case, dissents and civil disobedi- ality, even patriotism are tion, and are not on the job NOW OPEN to determine which laws are VAN ORSDEL BIRD ROAD MORTUARY the Council regards the le- ence should make our society common values of a people 9300 S.W. 40 St. Phone 221-8181 gitimate and juridical order examine its conscience: how but very elusive terms if left to be enforced and which Arch Walker, Mgr. moral, and when national did we contribute to the ex- to interpretations under the ones are to be ignored. Member St. Timothy Parish authority is exercised within istance of our national dilem- pressures of war. those limits,' citizens are ma. The flag-burners and Families could play a It is the function of the conscience bound to obey. protesters were not born that more intensive role in edu- court to determine the The Council further states: way, they became. cating children " toward a validity of the law, not the WI reasons why 'Those who are pledged to Perhaps our own pa- more conscious political in- police Police are in the com- the service of their country as triotism, our love of justice telligence They could be- munity then, not to change members of its armed forces and truth, our respect for au- come aware hi their young- the social dimateper se. This should regard themselves as thority, our dedication for er years how people.can die is the recognition that mi- Van Orsdel's is Miami's agents of security and free- lawful processes need purifi- from hunger as well as nority group leaders must dom onbehalfoftheirpeople. cation. The protests may be bombs, how disease and ig- appreciate As long as.they fulfill this also symptoms to a much norance can cripple indi- most recommended role groperly, they are mak- deeper lying problem of our viduals as well as nations, Another barrier in police ing a genuine contribution Western civilization: there and our freedoms should not and community relations is to the establishment of peace.' may be a dichotomy between be complacently '.inherited' the fact that by the very na- funeral service LEGITIMATE PRICE our principles and their im- only but won anew and th^t ture of police work, police Many people feel that the plementation in life And if they are indivisible are exposed continually, day position of the pacifist^ or in and day out, to the seamy the world needs anything, it The seeds of revolu- side of life This exposure who refuses to bear arms is is not our telling them prin- tions are sown by past gen- Convenient Locations-six chapels strate- more helpful if considered as ciples. They need a chance, erations. tends, though does not neces- I gically located for family and friends. a warning or exhortation sarily develop, a kind of an opportunity to realize The Churches also could cynicism toward human na- More experienced-Van Orsdel's conducts rather than explanation or "life, liberty and the pursuit make greater efforts to be solution forfhenationalpro- ture that becomes a handi- more adult funerals than anyone in Dade ofhappines." united in the pursuit of good. cap. When the law enforce- II County. . . and passes savings developed blem. The fact that there is One is tempted to wonder Social norms could be clari- on to the families we serve. protest and dissent is a legi- fied by special dialogues be- ment officer develops this about how much the news cynicism, he tends to over- timate price that our demo- media have contributed to tween Churches. Contrary to Finest facilities-Van Orsdel's beautiful cratic system has to pay for many opinions, people are generalize and categorize public confusion and moral without making distinctions chapels provide everything possible for its freedom. . insecurity with its almost un- looking for leadership from III comfort and reverent dignity. AM chapels Anyone who hopes for a the Churches if the Churches oetween individual citizens equipped with pews and kneeling rails. avoidable bias for the "hard within a minority group. national consensus either news." Because of the eco-are willing to clear the wants to be flattered as a nomics of it, they have to visions of the individual for Finest service—no compromise with qual- leader or is suffering from publish what people demand this world before he can AMINORITY ity. Our best service always—to anyone- an inferiority complex. There and are willing to have This worry much about the world One consideration to keep IV regardless of the amount spent—and we is danger however, that in may be a judgement by it- to come, since his belly is in mind as we consider police- guarantee our service. e process of dissent, aliena- empty or he cannot read that community relations is that self. Still, the media could Personal attention—our staff trained to fl|on:on and controversy of our play a more dynamic rolein God loves him. in a real sense police are a W values get deflated, law personally handle every problem, no matter acquainting the masses with I am not suggesting that minority group. As Dr. Har- V how difficult; every detail, no matter how and order is endangered as a wider sebpeof the coverage Churches should become a old A, Lett, national con- small. a framework within which , of the social ills of the world social Messianism, and be sultant for the National Con- we can be faithful in the dis- before shooting becomes the unfaithful to then: sacramen- ference of Christians and charge of our duties for the Jews, Inc., indicated in a re- Freedom of choice—every family may se- tragic news. tal message. Injustice, hate, lect a service price within their means- common good. There is a People did notknow much pride and quest for power, cent visit thereto Dade Coun- VI no one has to plead charity to purchase danger that we lose faith and about what "needs to be however, are sins and not ly's Department of Public any of our funerals—no questions are asked confidence in ourselves, in solved in Viet Nam" since political complexes. Idea- Safety, some of the charac- —and we use no selling pressure! our system, and indeed, our few have known about the ologies cannotbe defeated by teristics of a minority group will to.share our national bullets but by the purification include: their visibility, their problems until Dien Bien Pu. numbers, whether or not they Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost values with the international We have been tragically of our own principles, and community, may get para- perhaps then we would not represent a threat, their as- VII less at Van Orsdel's-and have for over 25 aware of the Middle East simibility, ie, how they can years. All of our caskets are suitable for lyzed by fear. conflict for the last few days, have to fight with wars for church funerals. Minority views, even if the sins of the spirit But be absorbed into the general but not much has been said most of all we have to con- society, or not they are very cruel and ex- before about the Arab refu- Ws offer all families a choice of over 60 aggerated, should notbe dis- vince ourselves that we have Also, the history of the different caskets, with the finest of funer- gees, the poverty of the re- something to give to the VIII missed without reference to gion, injustices, eta Our so- relationship of the minority al service and facilities . . . complete in their origins, — but, minor- human family. with the majority group, and every detail,from $145-$215-$279. Stand- ciety needs to be informed, ard Concrete Burial Vaults from $115- ities should also grant the more efficiently by being We have to learn to ap- lastly, whether or not they same right, even courtesies to preciate all what we havebe- can be exploited. Standard Concrete Burial Boxes $55. shown "what there is to be fore we can share There is their opponents that they solved.'' In conclusion, I would claim for themselves. Why to also the possibility that we TOTAL WARS have to admit to.ourselves as like to say that all of us again claim freedom of conscience We all should learn, have a very serious com- for decision-making for my- a nation that we made an through institutional efforts error. If it be the will of the mitment to prevent another self if I refuse to grant the as well, what is the totality Watts, or Tampa, or Pom- same to others. nation, through our demo- of the problems before "the cratic process however, that pano Beach riot We can do DIVERTING VIEWS total wars" bring them home we stop the war and we nego- this first, just as average cit- MORTUARIES It seems very unlikely that to us. Particularly our tiate: What do wewishorare izens, by respecting law and we can even begin to under- youngsters should be made willing to negotiate for. authority and teaching our LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF stand the problems of the more aware of social and Hopefully not for a status- children and those who look world if we cannot develop a political realities. No one can quo of poverty and slavery up to us for responsibility, to C. D. Van Orsdet, Licensee certain sensitivity or com- push a special button when or the inhuman conditions of support police officers in the passion in our own commu- he becomes 21 and be ex- the past laws which they must enforce. June 23, 1967 Miami-, Florida THE VOICE Page 25 LJM&_CALL MISS KAY AT 754-2651 FOR CLASSIFIED

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Tradt Homes needed badly. Will 661-1679 $45,000 this custom built home has $9500 - 2 bedrm. 1 bath, Florida advance KH A appraisal fee if given 70 Real Estate Loans Southwest been drastically reduced to sell. rm. Comer lot, fenced $1500 dn. listing. AL TIKKLLA, Koailors, DIAL-A-MATIC ZIG ZAG. Brand Terms can be arranged. Call Nor- St Theresa's Parish. Open Sunday 10124 N.W. 7 Avc I'L 4-.r>42«. Large single room, Private man or Pauline Platt for appoint- new. Makes buttonholes, designs. bath & entrance. Refrigerator. 1 to 5. HOME LOANS 528. MU 5-1565. ment. Evenings 989-2643. STUART REALTY 625-0849 Nr. buses, stores. 3661 SW26 Terr. Brand - Moore Realty Corp. REAL ESTATE To Buy. Sail. Build or fiafinonu 43-A Musical Instruments Canada 2515 Hollywood Blvd. Coral Gables Inqutr'tt* Invitxl » No Obligation 927-1616 or 949-5100 J. S. BLA1N HI 4-Wti LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW WALK TO ST. 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73 BUSINESS SER VICE: ELECTRICIANS PAINTING Roof Cleaning f garments. PLIANCES. STORAGE $3 UP. FR 3-6244 Long experience. PI, 7-8016. CA'LL HAL, 821-7-845. CALL PLow 8-9896 June 23, 1967 Miami, Florida THE VOICE Renewal Of Faith In Primacy Of Pontiff Urged By Cardinal BALTIMORE — (RNS) said. "But it is only right he said. — Lawrence Cardinal She- that we should go on to say CELIBACY ISSUE han of Baltimore has strong- that the primacy of the Pope In referring to the "loud ly urged a renewal of faith is at once the source and the and often unseemly protest in the doctrine of the primacy foundation of unity for the on the part of some against of the Pope. Church." the discipline of celibacy," Sp eclfically requesting Without papal primacy, the cardinal said: support of the papal direc- he observed, non-Catholic "Unfortunately, much of tives on celebration of the divisions have multiplied, the discussion concerning Eucharist and the continu- and while union issoughtby celibacy which has been car- ance of priestly celibacy, the them, it is difficult to attain ried on in the press has been prelate warned that debate with no "visible, tangible the occasion and sometimes on these topics may cause center." the cause of no little harm "a certain weakening or con- In a section entitled and confusion." fusion of faith." "Unity of Christian Life," "Conclusions regarding The cardinal's plea was the cardinal discussed the the 'opinion of Catholics, contained in a lengthy pas- saeraments which he called both lay and clerical,' which toral letter issued to com- "channels of sanctification" have not been warranted by memorate the upcoming and "ordinary, immediate solid studies have been wide- "Year of Faith" which was sources of Christian life." ly publicized, much to the proclaimed by Pope Paul VI. A WARNING harm of those who are wont It will begin on June 29, the He stressed value and spe- to accept uncritically the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul. cial significance of two of the printed word. Even more TOURING IRELAND, son of the late president, JOHNF. KENNEDY, JR. and his mother, dangerous, perhaps, has CITES REUNION sacraments, Eucharist and MRS. JACQUELINE KENNEDY, are escorted from Sunday Mass by FATHER WILLIAM "As on the Feast of Sts. Holy Orders, because "both been the confusion resulting Peter and Paul we enter upon of these more deeply and ob- from erroneous impressions PHELAN in Crook. JOHN-JOHN'S friend, TERRY MCDONALD, shown in the striped the year of renewal of faith," viously affect that unity of left by these discussions con- jacket, accompanied them. Cardinal Shehan said, "let which our Holy Father is at cerning the relation of opin- us remember that amid our once the source and test." ion in the Church to the prop- Religion Siu«i¥ -On At St. Ann •->- » er exercise of authority. general renewal, we, the Warning that the execu- arts and crafts, and games sion begins Aug. 7. faithful ev erywhere, must "In any event, it is forthe NAPL ES - First summer tion of the liturgy is always school of religious conducted are included in fhe'-'Summer make a specific renewal of under direction of the local Pope as head of the universal Sisters of St Benedictfrom our faith in the primacy of Church to pronounce upon in St Ann parish opened Jamboree" for children in bishop, the prelate said no Monday and will continue grades three through eight Holy Name Priory, San An- Peter's successor and in his changes in the celebration of the conditions required for tonio, are assisting with the supreme authority over the the reception of Holy through Aug. 18. The first session will end the Eucharist could be made Bible studies, sing-outs, June 30 and a second ses- classes. entire Church." without his approval. Orders." Noting that the doctrine "The introduction of un- of papal authority at once authorized changes only divides and unites Chris- serves to cause division and tians, he said it was under- disunity among thefaithful," ^SUMMERTIME| • standable that fee primacy of the Pope should be the most serious obstacle to Groups Get Christian reunion. "... it was precisely on this point that so many In'Swing' Christians, Orthodox and Protestant, separated from Of Summer the Church of Rome," he Catholic Youth Organiza- tions and Young Adults Clubs are planning a full schedule of summer ac- Hiss Opening tivities.

Ye* Of Faith SGUTH MIAMI - Diana Murphy is the new president •for Di of Epiphany parish CYO. (Continued from Page 1) Other officers are Roger Church; under the pretext of Tray nor, vice president: adapting religious thought Paula Gigon, secretary; and to the contemporary outlook Patty Reagan, treasurer. they prescind from the guid- Committee chairmen are ance of the Church's teach- Chris Waddell, religious; ing, "give the foundations of Valerie Cantin, social; Mike theological speculation a his- Thirty, physical; Carol toricist direction, dare to rob Woeppel, cultural. Holy Scripture's testimony * * * of its sacred and historical character and try to intro- NORTH PALMBEACH- duce a so-called 'post con- CYO of St Clare parish will ciliar' mentality among the observe a Corporate Com- People of God; this neglects munion- during the 8 a.m. the solidity and consistency Mass, Sunday, June 25. of the council's vast and A general meeting will be magnificent developments of held at 7:30 p.m. teaching and legislation, ne- * * * glects with it the Church's accumulated riches of CORAL GABLES - A thought andpracticein order membership drive is being to overturn the spirit of tra- conducted by St Theresa ditional fidelity and spread CYAC. about the illusion of giving Unmarrieds interested in Christianity a new interpre- joining the club should con- tation, which - is arbitrary tact Miss Dorothy Storms, and barren. 2982 SW25 Ter. giving their name, address, date of birth, SUMMERTIME IS "What would remain of telephone number. vacations, the beach, camping, cruising. the content of our faith, or of * * » the theological virtue that But for the two thirds of humanity living in poverty and destitution professes it, if these attempts, RIVIERA BEACH- Sun- freed from the support of day, June• 25 will be Com- munion Sunday for mem- SUMMERTIME IS the Church's teaching au- starvation, disease and hopelessness. thority, were destined to pre- bers of St Francis of Assisi vail?" the Holy Father said CYO. It is no different during the rest of the year. in the Apostolic Exhortation, Members will meet in the Out of the 60 million who die every year, 40 million die of starvation! "Petrum et Paulum Aposto- evening at 7:30 p.m. los," which proclaimed the centenary. Won't «ou please share some of your sumertime savings to help a missionary save-a-life in your name? The exhortation called for HIALEAH—Terry Doyle special celebrations to behas been installed as pres- name: held, in all cathedrals and ident of Immaculate Con- for a "profession of faith" ception CYO. to be made "in every single Other officers installed re- address: Christian household, every cently by Father Walter Catholic association, every Dockerill, diocesan director Catholic school, hospital of youth activity, are James and place of worship, in Kirwan, vice president; every group and at gather- Mary Ellen McNair, sec- ings where the voice of faith retary; and Pattie Murnane, THE MISSIONS NEED YOUR HELP can be raised to proclaim treasurer. and strengthen a sincere ad- * • * herence to our common SOUTH MIAMI —A Christian calling;" "Yearbook Signing" dance IN THE SUMMER TOO! Pope Paul also urged under the auspices of St. prayers to Peter for "theLouis CYO will honor high RT. REV. EDWARD T. O'MEARA, NATIONAL DIRECTOR, faith from which springs our school graduates at 8 p.m., THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE FAITH, 366 FIFTH AVE., N.Y., N.Y. 10001 spiritual well-being" and de- Saturday, June 24 at the scribed Paul as a "spokes- home of Barbara Parnin, man for the faith." 13625 SW80thCt IN MIAMI YOUR DIRECTOR IS REV. JOHN C. BLOCK SSOt BISCAYNE BLVD. Page 28 THE VOICE Miami, Florida June 23, 1967