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Volume XX Number 46 February 8, 1980 Price 25c Lawyers Called To Be Prophets Lawyers who are men of of most of the people turn to the religion "are called to be prophets - ABCD, "a time when as a people we the prophets of today's Liturgy - look into our hearts —we reflect on men who are disturbing, disturbing our responsibility of love and to the 'status quo' because they raise religion — and by our financial hard and unpopular questions about contributions commit ourselves how true we are to our high ideals; through service to raising the because they are bold and doggedly standards of our society and our persistent in demanding reform." Church. Archbishop Edward A. "Even more importantly," the McCarthy said this to the newly Archbishop said, "it is a period of formed Catholic Lawyers' Guild of inaugurating a massive, spiritual Palm Beach County at their first renewal program in the Arch- Red Mass at St, Edward's Church, diocese. We are engaged in a great Palm Beach. examination of conscience —asking ARCHBISHOP MCCARTHY every person, priest, Religious, lay, reminded the lawyers that this was Bishop, family, parish organization the period of the year when thoughts — yes, profession —to search into their hearts —in the light of the teachings of Jesus —to ask how true we are, in our behavior, to our calling as disciples of the Lord Jesus. "I am delighted that at this very time the good men who are engaged in the noble ministry of law would be organizing to ask in their turn how they can through their profession A grandmother, worried about the welcome awaiting her as she travels to a new serve their fellow men, their God, home, is hugged by an enthusiastic grandchild in this scene from one of a new even more effectively, with love, series of 30-second television spots. Created by Franciscan Communications in boldness, vision and Christlike in- cooperation with Worldwide Marriage Encounter for the 1980 Year of the Family. tegrity in the spirit of the Good News of the Gospel we profess." to the virtue of justice. The Roman sense of serving Him, with a Zeal Archbishop McCarthy said that lawyer, Celsus, said that an and in a manner that will always be the jurists and lawyers attendance equitable jurist is something of a unquestionably pleasing to Him, at the Mass was a sign of con- priest. Aristotle considered justice, unquestionably in the spirit of the secration of their professional ac- (particularly legal justice, the Sermon on the Mount. tivity "to honor of God and to the justice a citizen owes his comunity,) "The pages of sacred scripture' service of his children, and to the the queen of all virtues — 'more reflect that sense of law in the Barry College President Sister sanctification of your own soul." admirable than the evening star.' ministry of the Almighty, and with a M. Trinita Flood, O.P., has "FEW PROFESSIONS share "But religion has taught us that sense of responsibility to Him. We been selected for the "Florida with yours the dignity of being there is still a higher queen,Love,the are told the most important dif- -Woman of the 80s Award in ference between biblical man and the Field of Education". The essentially the practice of a vir- Love of God, and of fellow man; and awards ceremony was at the tue," the Archbishop said. You are love ennobles and transforms- even pagan man was that the biblical Turnberry Isle Country Club, professionally dedicated to the justice. And, so today, before the man always saw the revelation of Feb. 6 as part of the Elizabeth virtue of justice. As the clergyman, altar, you seek to transform your God as manifested primarily in the Arden salute to Florida's Wo- by ordination, is fixed in a life of professional passion for justice with changing events of history, not as a men of the 80's in six fields of charity, the nun vowed to the virtue a yet deeper love of God and of your pagan,in the unchanging phenomena endeavor. of religion, so you, by the demands fellow men, and you renew your of nature. There could always be a of your high calling, are committed determination to be motivated by a (Continued on Page 3) Dutch Bishops Push Order and Discipline By JERRY FILTEAU intimacy promoted by some Dutch engaging in many church functions conservative member of the Dutch priests and theologians. that are open to other lay persons. hierarchy, Bishop Joannes Gijsen of VATICAN CITY -Roermond, was bluntly ordered to Dutch bishops and top Vatican of- rejected intercommunion (sharing reform of Dutch seminaries and set rejoin "with the other bishops in the ficials ended three weeks of the Eucharist) between Catholics up a commission to review current area of Pontifical Missionary meetings with a wide-ranging and Protestants. They insisted that practices in Light of Vatican norms Works, Action for Lent and the document aimed at restoring order general absolution without in- and propose recommendations by Dutch Missionary Week." and discipline in the Dutch church. dividual confession can only take September 1981. The 22-page list of conclusions place in extraordinary cir- Bishop Gijsen withdrew from from the 18 -day Dutch bishops' cumstances and Under the stringent The bishops expressed these national fund-raising synod bluntly insisted that the Vatican norms. agreement with the principle of programs to show his disapproval of bishops are in charge of church LAY PASTORAL workers were splitting some Dutch dioceses and the programs being funded. doctrine and government. warned that they cannot replace increasing the number of bishops in It rapped "critical groups" who priests or perform priestly func- the country, a proposal that many "The bishops are aware of dissent from church teaching. It also tions. The situation of laicized observers believe means in- certain difficulties existing between said the synod members "are priests in pastoral work will troducing more moderate-to- the bishops of Roermond and per- unanimous in rejecting" the so- gradually be "regularized" in ac- conservative -bishops in the sons and institutions in the three-fold called "third way" of celibacy cordance with tough Vatican rules Netherlands. combined with unmarried sexual prohibiting former priests from On the other hand, the most (Continued on Page 4) ALLEN PEST CONTROL. INC. ••••mi Regular • Home • Commercial ««•••• Lawn Spraying • Termite Control News At A Glance) FREE ESTIMATE Lie. ft Ins. 1875 N.E. 149 ST. N. 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The St. Vincent Vatican Family Committee * de Paul Stores Leaders to Hear the Kids NASHVILLE — (NC)— Every Catholic over the age of 2647 OLD DIXIE VATICAN CITY — (NC)— A former concentration 12 in the diocese of Nashville will have the opportunity to tell camp inmate, Polish Bishop Kazimieirz Majdanski, will RIVIERA BEACH church leaders what problems today's families face during a serve as acting vice president and secretary of the Vatican's survey on family ministry, with the results scheduled to be 2560 WEST GATE AVE. Committee for the Family. Pope John Paul II also an- used for planning parish and diocesan programs during this nounced the appointment of Auxiliary Bishop Paul WEST PALM BEACH Family year, 1980, and for other observances throughout the Joseph Cordes of Paderborn, <• West Germany, as 1980s, as requested by the National Conference of Catholic vice president of the Pontifical Council for the laity.— 538 24th ST. Bishops. WEST PALM BEACH Clowns Perform Before Pope Anti-Nuke Priest Sentenced or call VATICAN CITY -(NC)-Clowns, jugglers and a SPOKANE, Wash. — (NC)— Franciscan Father Louis woman contortionist performed circus acts for Pope John Ladenburguer of Spokane, who served on the staff of 845-0562 Paul II as a rousing finale to his weekly general audience Spokane's Peace and Justice Center, was scheduled to begin (Riviera Beach) Jan. 30. The performers were from the Darix Togni Circus a 45-day jail sentence Feb. 4 for willfully trespassing at a for a free pick up. Troupe. naval base in Washington state to protest nuclear weapons. Tax receipts given. Mediation Effort Moving Our Profit VATICAN CITY -(NC)- The year-long papal Evangelization of Latins Goes To The Poor mediation on the Beagle Channel dispute between Chile and Argentina has reached a new phase because delegations from WASHINGTON -(NC)- Programs organized by the two countries have begun meeting jointly, the Vatican Hispanics for Hispanics are currently underway in parishes, announced. dioceses and other Catholic institutions in an attempt to evangelize the 15 million people of Spanish or Latin 52 Priests Threatened American origin living in this country, reported Archbishop GUATEMALA CITY - (NC)- Fifty-two Jesuit priests Francis T. Hurley of Anchorage, Alaska, chairman of the were threatened with death by rightists and with expulsion National Conference of Catholic Bishops' Committee on by the military government after publishing a denunciation Evangelization. of large export profits they claimed were being made at the expense of the poor. . . Ecumenical Celebration in Uganda

Legal Aid for Latin Poor ROME —(NC)— Ugandan President Godfrey Binaisa SANTO DOMINGO, Dominican Republic —(NC) — has called for a joint Protestant-Catholic celebration to The Catholic Church has opened a legal aid center for the mark the 100th anniversary of Christianity in Uganda, thousands of immigrants from Haiti and for Dominican following separate religious centenary celebrations imarred by workers and peasants who have no money to hire lawyers, threats and violence from the ousted Amin regime. announced Bishop Nicolas Lopez of San Francisco Macoris, who heads the Justice and Peace Commission of the Dominican Bishops' Conference. Oppose Uranium Refinery

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Page 2 f Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, February 8,1980 Pastor Key to Parish Life-Bishops'Report WASHINGTON -(NC) - services, must be addressed, assuming that the most basic God and faith ; the people of munity; and the whole church The ability of most parishes the report said. resources for parish life are the parishes; the priests, under the leadership of the to develop a vital community Pastors deserve special the Spirit of God and grace of deacons, religious and laity Holy Father and the with a clear sense of mission attention, it said, and should the sacraments; the Word of serving the parish com- bishops." depends on the leadership of be helped in recognizing their the pastor, according to an leadership style. interim report by the Catholic Parish councils are most bishops' ad hoc committee on effective when they are the parish. organized as councils of While the pastor remains ministries for apostolates the "central leader" in the rather than simply as a board vast majority of parishes, it is of directors, the report said, also true, according to the adding the success of such report, that today's suc- councils depends on how well cessful pastors have developed the ministries are. developed a clear structure "...It appears we need to. for sharing responsibility adopt a more direct approach with others on the parish staff to the development of liturgy and with the parishioners. and preaching," the report THE REPORT said in noting that while most acknowledged there are people's evaluation of the widespread misgivings about parish is based on the quality the usefulness of parish of liturgy, the liturgy is least councils and that many ef- often addressed in parish fective parishes do not have development programs. ' councils."Nonetheless," the Turning to the "mission report said, "we find that of the parish," the report said councils remain the best that to the extent that the means of ensuring broad parish leadership is not clear participation and ac- about its long-range mission countability in the parish." or short-range objectives The ad hoc committee on there is likely to be less en- Members of the handbell choir of St. Mary's Church in Newport, R.I., display their skills as the parish, chaired by thusiastic commitment by they add their ringing tones to the Sunday liturgy. The bell choir, often heard in Protestant Bishops Edward C. O'Leary parishioners. churches but an uncommon sight at Catholic Masses, is now a popular addition at the oldest of Portland, Maine, is "On the contrary, where Catholic parish in Rhode Island. charged with overseeing the parishes have developed a project for parish renewal, relatively clear view of their which the bishops began two mission to the wider com- years ago to provide practical Bishops Eye Birth-Death Issues munity and church, there is "Our task is to proclaim assistance to priests and much surer ground for in- DALLAS A NC) -Bishops vitro fertilization, con- parish personnel. from the United States and ever more effectively this traception, artificial in- spiring enthusiasm, setting sacredness of human life," "It is our view that the priorities and even Canada grappled with "gutsy semination, and definitions of renewal of parish life is a issues" surrounding birth and the pope continued. But to do death and brain death. generating financial and death in an intensive two-day so, he stressed, members of The moral and church complex task that cannot be volunteer support by the hierarchy "must un- accomplished quickly," the parishioners." educational workshop on positions on these topics were report said, but requires at "The new Technologies of derstand the new op- expounded by moral The report says there is Birth and Death," Jan. 28-31 portunities and the new theologians and ethics^ ex- least three to five years of some evidence that parish effort. at the Dallas Hilton Hotel. trends that are posed to the perts. In small group development will be effective More than 120 cardinals, human person by ever discussions, the bishops were Certain critical issues, to the extent it is a diocesan- developing technologies." then given opportunities to namely leadership, liturgy wide effort, whether man- archbishops and bishops, and spiritual development, including Archbishop Jean The bishops were discuss the material and datory or voluntary. presented with medical and question the experts on the mission of the parish, and "In stating these needs," Jadot, Apostolic Delegate in coordination of diocesan the United States, attended legal background material on pastoral questions relating to the report concluded, "we are the workshop which probed current topics such as in specific issues. the medical, legal and moral dimensions of emerging issues of birth and death from Pope to Visit Africa the viewpoint of the Church's Lawyers Called magisterium. VATICAN CITY -4NC) - which countries. Pope John Paul II said he Pope Paul VI became the THIS WAS the first time plans to visit Africa this first pope in modern history To Be Prophets such a large number of year, and said the church in to visit Africa when he bishops had come together Africa is working "to help traveled to Uganda in 1969. human interests, but what is for study and reflection save the African soul." Last summer there were (Continued from Page 1) right before God (conforming outside of their meetings. rumors in Vatican circles of a "more" or a "better" or always to the Eternal Law —• "You must have felt that Every prelate in the United I wish to visit Africa...I can papal African trip. At the a "further" in biblical the Will of God); to make States and Canada was in- time it was assumed that the revelation. For Christians every effort that laws are already tell you that I am vited to attend the workshop thinking of undertaking the trip would follow a visit to the this reached its climax in applied justly and humanely, sponsored by the Pope John Philippines, which was ex- Jesus Christ who is the final Godly, in the Spirit, rather journey this very year," he XXIII Medical-Moral told members of the African pected originally during the word of the Father." than the letter. He must also Research and Education winter of 1979-80. But that Archbishop McCarthy see that the services of the community in Rome at a Center, St. Louis, Mo. and special audience Feb. 2. trip has been delayed. The said that the lawyer "must profession are equally funded by the Knights of Philippines currently has constatnly be at pains to re- available to the poor and the Columbus. The pope did not say tensions between the appraise laws and the weak — as well as to the when he might go, but Catholic Church and the practice of law." wealthy and mighty —con- Pope John Paul II, in a Vatican sources speculated martial law government. It is "He must be sure that in scious always that as Russell videotaped greeting to the that it would probably be generally believed that the changing times, law serves Kirk put it, 'Either justice is prelates, praised the March, April or May. pope will not visit Asia's only man and does not subject ordained by some power workshop as "a splendid The pope said that he predominantly Catholic him," the Archbishop said. above us or it is mere ex- initiate of the service of truth would "have to limit my country until late in 1980. "He must reflect, not the pediency, the power of the and service to the human journey at first to a few In July he plans to visit baser human prejudices for strong over the weak.'" person. countries." He did not say Brazil.

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(Continued from Page 1) In the complex area of from declarations which can the schools' programs and thousands of lay persons who, area mentioned," the relations between the Dutch harm a confrere in the "that which concerns the without remuneration, document added. "They are Bishops Conference and the episcopate," a clear ecclesial atmosphere to. be regularly participate in asked to help seek a solution individual bishops in their reference to publicly waged safeguarded, notably on the manifold ways in various to these difficulties." own dioceses — which the disputes, especially between point of celibacy." activities in the areas of As anticipated by press synod called " a particularly Bishops Gijsen and others, The reference to celibacy liturgy, social action, releases issued during difficult problem" — the which have plagued the was taken as an indication catechesis of children and the synod, the bishops bishops set up a five-point Dutch hierarchy in recent that married ex-priests adults, exchanges andmutual unanimously backed man- program which includes years. teaching theology in aid and the promotion of datory celibacy for priests praying together more and They also called for seminaries will no longer be justice and peace." and insisted that the sharing ideas and concerns frequent exchanges between allowed in the Netherlands. priesthood is a lifetime more fully. the Dutch bishops and They agreed with "the BUT THEY particularly commitment. One point was "to abstain Vatican officials to assure importance of a healthy scored "critical groups," "mutual collaboration and emotional life" but rejected both progressivist and trust." "a kind of 'third way,' lived traditionalist, saying they The document repeatedly as an ambiguous state btween often "provoke polarization stressed the primary role of celibacy and marriage." and harm the exercise of the the bishops as teachers and With regard to the laity, episcopal function and the pastors of the church. the synod members began communion among the faith- Barry College The diocesan priests' with words of praise for "the ful." council "is a consultative FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT organ," it said, and Catholic Daughters "associations of priests, then, I M.E. Schedule cannot be such as to obscure Joint Reception Presents: the hierarchical communion Following are Marriage of their members with the Court Maria Regina, No. Encounter Weekends to be "The Chalk Garden" bishops...If these associations 2022, Catholic Daughters of held through June 27: BY ENID BAGNOLD take on the character of a the Americas will be host Feb. 8, St. Vincent de union, they are incompatible when three Courts receive Paul. with the structures and spirit new members, Sunday, Feb. March 21, Same FEB. - 21 THRU 24 of the church." 10, at our Lady Queen of April 11, Same. 8:15 PM. CONCERNING Martyrs Church, 2731 SW 11 May 9, Passionist seminaries and schools . of Ct., Ft. Lauderdale. The Monastery. CALL: .OO44 theology the bishops' role Mass-Ritual will take place at May 23, Same. 751 was also stressed. 2:30 p.m. when candidates May 30, Cenacle. Such schools must will bereceitved by Court Palm June 20, Cenacle. (9-5 M-F) recognize the rights of the Beach, No. 780, W. Palm June 27, Passionist. For Reservations bishops, especially the local Beach, Court Holy Spirit, No. For further information bishops, as "teachers of the 1912, of Pompano Beach and please call Ray and Cathy faith and guardians of orth- Court Maria Regina, No. Dell, 983-7355 or Family GENERAL ADMISSION $3.00 odoxy, " the synod said. It 2022 of Ft. Lauderdale. Enrichment Center, at added that they have Reception follows. '651-10280. authority over the naming and licensing of professors; Nick De Martino P»t oftL W, Specializes in office leasing and commercial tt industrial properties Coral Gables 446-8500

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By GEORGE KEMON some responsibility on their part to spend this time —yes, If you will recall to want to spend this time, to .Johnathon Livingston Seagull learn how to better help our —the bird who dared to fly elderly and infirm and to be higher — he was a blythe of use where they are really Seagull Volunteers talk it over at Our Lady of the Lakes, Miami Lakes. There are 21 members of spirit, he wanted to be free to needed. the Seagulls in the Parish. From left: Elsie Canalejo, Lil Maloney, Donna True, and Vivienne fly higher —higher than any The program was con- Kerr. other seagull had ever flown. ceived in 1973 by Protestant ethnic groups, the Gaviota share a talent with an older They do not intrude on the And he did. Social Services, a division of Program in Spanish is being person who may need just a rules and regulations, DOWN HERE on Earth - Christian Community Service developed for similar ser- new "start" in a new policies and procedures of the in Miami Lakes to be precise, Agency of Miami. The agency vices to these confined and direction. The Seagull places they visit —they learn there is agroup - one of many was concerned about the lonely people. volunteer becomes a new the ground rules and benefit —who try to fly higher. And number of elderly residents The Seagull Program in friend to the elderly —a new from the cooperation and they do. They are the Seagull in Nursing Homes and Homes Miami Lakes is sponsored by ally to fight loneliness —that scheduling of their own Volunteers. The,y are selfless for the Aged, many of whom the Ecumenical Parish all-pervading presence in so mission to the elderly. women who find time from were confined or lonely and Council of Miami Lakes —and many institutional-type Some Seagulls make their own schedules to visit without family or friends to six churches are involved in facilities. articles for their friends in nursing homes, retirement visit them. the program: Our Lady these facilities such as homes, extended care After interviews with of the Lakes Catholic, St. The Seagull learns that bathrobes, slippers, lap facilities and even private personnel at the facilities to Margaret's Episcopal, she is welcome in institutions robes, foot warmers, etc. homes where our older people learn what was needed, 85 Resurrection Lutheran, at any day or hour that does They run errands, take care are to be found and who very volunteers were trained in Miami Lakes Congregational, not conflict with their of some simple chore on the seldom see an outsider or 1973 and became the first United Methodist, which is routines. And the Seagull outside that the elderly have a phone call, or any participants in the program. the host church) and the learns early on that they must cannot accomplish. Writing contact with another human The Seagulls' became Sunrise Presbyterian Church. observe the rules and letters, playing cards" watch- in the "outside world." ecumenical and many To each of the volunteers regulations of the institutions ing TV with their elderly they visit —so they may friends are many of the These Seagulls have just churches "got into the Act." being a Seagull means they myriad ways that the completed-sixteen hours of Now, with the Miami-Dade can bring something of the continue to contribute in an atmosphere of felicity and Seagulls fly higher and higher instruction. It required time County area approaching 52 outside community's concern and higher. and effort; and demanded percent of Spanish speaking and caring. It means they can helpfulness.

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In some circles it is fashionable to good news to every creature"-no. What A Gallup Poll study made over a year speak of the Catholic press as a second- the Catholic press does resist is any one- ago reaffirms that the Catholic press is class branch of journalism, scarcely to be sidedness that comes from a rigid, widely read by educated Catholics. It is tolerated. Critics cite a variety of reasons: unswerving position, right or left. It is for them the major source of information it's not professional enough; it uses'out- willing to be surprised by the acts of about the faith. Recent popes continue to moded techniques and methods; Catholic humans in the Church, often happily, give their support to it, and see it as a papers are "house organs," that is, an ex- sometimes unhappily. major source of Catholic renewal. tension of the Chancery; the reporting is Not professional? The ability of some The trouble is that because the not objective. skilled journalists from the Catholic press Catholic press does its job, it is taken Behind these barbs is a hidden resent- to enter other fields of communication for granted. Thus it still has to identify ment that the Catholic press has survived, only says that these men and women are itself, defend itself, prove itself. That's is renewed, does its work with vigor born considered good enough by seculars to good. It never takes for granted that of its period of trials, and all in all is doing utilize their talents. Alas, such movement Catholics are aware that they need it. a creditable job. also says that the financial support for the Every new issue is another foray into the Not objective? Every night Walter Catholic press is never enough. In a time challenge of putting the New Wine of the Cronkite says: "That's the way it is." of rising prices, the costs for postage and Gospel into the new skins of contemporary Complacent Americans believe indeed that newsprint eat up so much of the sub- culture. The Catholic press is never is the way it is. Not at all. What it is is scription dollar that not enough is available satisfied with last week's or last month's what CBS News shows us. (Read Halber- to reward talent as it should be rewarded. issue. Each new day brings another stam's 'The Powers That Be.") All secular Still, many journalists remain with the opportunity to restate the faith, apply it, media exercise their choice of what news Catholic press from dedication and a examine it, or to relate it to the lasting to tell us. Ifs always their view. The Catholic conviction that what they do is important. needs of the family of faith it serves. press, in the words of Pope John Paul II, And they are right. Bishop Norbert F. Gaughan is called "to fulfill a special role of great The fillers and quotes your pastor dignity at the service of truth and charity." Auxiliary of Greensburg, Pa. uses to fill up space in the Sunday Chairman of U.S. Bishops' It is that charity that gives it unique bulletins are taken from Catholic magazines Christian mark, a quality easily disregarded and journals. Communications Committee by a few journals which put "Catholic" in their name but are not. The Catholic press does not have all the money it needs. Yet these magazines and papers are utilizing the new techno- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR logies, and employ talented reporters to search out new ways to present the Gospel message. (The NC News Service Adoption Article Praised I can accept it on the grounds that the Pope is investigating the possibilities of satellite is in total truth via the guidance of the Holy communications, only to send out the to the Editor: Spirit. Is that right or wrong? If a person, other story quickly and inexpensively.) Our compliments to THE VOICE and to than the Pope, has the receipt of the Holy Spirit, Mary Kenny for her article, "Adoption Is An can that individual be right about a spiritual House organs? Yes, if by that you Adventure," (January 18th issue, page 11.) We matter of faith and morals?- mean an extension of the teaching found the article to be full of warmth and a real James C. Doty message of the Church. But if that means understanding of the adventure called adoption. West Palm Beach one-sided views, a cover-up, and unwilling- As a four-time adoptive mother, we're sure that Mary has found, as have many of our members, ness to confront some unpleasantness in that adoption is contageous and habit-forming! Regret on Greeley the affairs of men in order to. "tell the We would love to have the opportunity to meet Mary in person and have her speak to our To the Editor: group. Again, congratulations on a beautiful I, too, regret your decision to drop Father article, well-written. Greeley's column , I hope if enough people wrote WilmaE.Dorsey you might reconsider. Your decision was no doubt The Lifeline For Children, Inc. made because you received only desenting Plantation remarks. While I didn't always agree with father, I did have to think on why I didn't agree. Catholic Newspaper? This is very stimulating and while there are many fine columns! in your excellent paper I wouldn't To the Editor: use stimulating to describe them. His column was With regard to Fr. Cyril W. Burke, O.P., a definite plus. Barry College, and his assertion that a Catholic Also what ever happened to the theatre and newspaper is fidelity to the Magisterium of the T.V. reviews? I enjoyed them and the pop song Church. digest. Should ad that I'm 50 years old so you'll By the time a domga leaves the hands of the see different ages enjoy all of your paper. Thank Pope, goes through translations, goes through for your time. various degrees of hierarchical levels, and finally out of the mouth of a parish pastor to the laity, Elizabeth Trent I'm sure personal opinions by the clergy get Ft. Lauderdale involved, and in some cases, even misquoted. The Pope may be infallible, but not the priests. So if some priests see confusion and "Our God asks us to accept mystery, question interpretations, or even challenge in- to live with uncertainty, to trust His terpretations, we should be pleased. That seems wisdom and goodness. We will find better than blind obedience to error teaching via answers if we seek them, but they the pulpit. Should our fidelity to Church will not always be clear and com- authority include obedience to those in error? Was plete," according to The Religion St. Paul in error when he withstood St. Peter Teacher's Handbook, HI-TIME (the first Pope ) to his face for not being Publishers. "HE'S THE THIRT7 PERSON TOCAV WHO LOOKEC7 straight-forward about the truth of the Gospel? IN HERE ANC7 BLESSEP HIMSELF/ " (Gal. 2:11 - 14). Page 67 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, February 8,1980 Prayer Is a Must in Everyone's Life

.By MSGR. IAMES ). WALSH.

No doubt about the revival of day's work because of the sacrifice realizing that all that time God was my name will be granted prayer. There is too much evidence involved in uniting with Christ in the supporting him with strength and you...Ask and you shall to brush the phenomenon aside. Eucharistic celebration. health and vigor. And when an in- receive...seek and you shall find People who never felt much at- So those who are uneasy from visible germ clubbed him into ...knock and it shall be opened to tracted to prayer are now en- time to time because they do not dependence, the myth of self you..." And he warned, "Unless you thusiastic about it and dependent pray more or do not pray well need reliance exploded, and his little ask, you shall not receive; unless upon it. as a first step to realize its obligation magic world with it. you seek, you shall not find." At the heart of all this, of course, in their lives. There are several FINALLY, we need prayer so is the action of the Holy Spirit. New reasons why prayer is an absolute WE ABE UTTERLY dependent much in our family, business and movements in the church in recent must in life. upon God. There can never be such a social life. "Give us this day our years provided the setting of prayer To keep straight with God is top series of situations, some of which daily prayer" was not inserted into for many, but were not the cause of priority. Regular, attentive prayer we can handle completely alone, and the Lord's prayer by a pious monk in it. People simply opened themselves « is a tribute which all creatures must others need God's help. We need his the 9th century. It was the ex- up to the Spirit, and then the grace of render to the creator. It is demanded help for the next breath, to close a pression of human need as voiced by God took over. by justice, since God deserves the door, to start the car, to walk a Jesus himself. He wants us to be IT SEEMS AS if there is one praise and reparation of his block, to put on a shoe. If he ever convinced the Father is deeply in- thing which prayerful people do children. It is also demanded by withdrew his support we would be terested in all our material needs. have in common, namely, they have gratitude, because there is no spiritual and mental basket cases. He wants us to know there is con- been convinced of the necessity of benefactor on earth comparable to In the area of Christian living, nection between the love of God and prayer. The necessity. Not merely pur benefactor in heaven. Prayer, in we cannot be loyal to Jesus and his our food bill, between his interest in that it is a "nice thing" to do or as in fact, helps deepen our appreciation church without the help of grace. We our salvation and int the education the case of some of the more popular of God's goodness in our lives and cannot resist temptation, even the of our children, between his mercies cults today, it is relaxing, health makes us more aware of the mildest. We cannot bear witness to and our failures at work, between promoting, tension relieving, countless gifts made available every Christ at home or in public. All day his patience and the hundred things fulfilling and so on. All these may day. long we need grace to control the which go wrong at home. indeed be good side effects. Moreover, we must pray for temper, to restrain the tongue, to So if we have a need — and who But people who plan their day help, God's help. Jesus stressed, discipline the imagination, to banish doesn't?—iwe pay God a compliment with a first place for prayer realize "You can do nothing without me." jealous, vindictive thoughts. We by seeking his help. If you have been they can't do without it. It is .He meant it literally. There is simply cannot handle those saying, "Oh, I don't want to bother necessary in their lives. They have nothing so pitiful as seeing a self- problems alone. If some feel they God for things like that, "ask him to to find time for it, and so they always contained, self-reliant, self- are hopelessly lost in the bondage let you realize how foolish a do, no matter how busy the day. confident person after many years of these weaknesses, the problem statement that is. Those who start with the great of bossing people around ; and has to be traced back to a lack of Prayer is a must. The more prayer of the Mass every day manipulating lives reduced by prayer. firmly we believe that, the better have discovered that, as far as time illness to utter dependence. He was Jesus did everything he could to balanced our lives will be, the more goes, they are much better disposed living in the dream world of personal assure us if we ask help we will get fruitful they will appear and the and prepared to plunge into the power and complete control, not it ''Whatever you ask the Father in more peaceful our conscience.

What Are the Duties of Permanent Deacons? -By REV. JOHN DIETZEN- Q. Since 1971, a number of men 4- To serve as celebrant of blessing with the sacred vessel 6. To officiate at marriages. have been ordained permanent Benediction of the Blessed containing the Eucharist. 7. To^ administer the deacons in our archdiocese. Please Sacrament. This includes wearing 5. To serve as celebrant at wake sacramentals of the church ac- enumerate the duties they perform the proper vestments, exposing the services for the dead and at cording to the rite indicated by the as permanent deacons. This point is Blessed Sacrament, and giving the graveside burial services. church. This does not include, not clear to many Catholics. Do the however, blessing religious articles deacons receive remuneration for or the blessing of throats on the feast acting in this capacity? (Md.) of St. Blase. A. It is not only in your arch- 8. To assist in the distribution of diocese that Catholics are con- ashes on Ash Wednesday. (In fused about the proper functions of January, 1975, the Vatican notified permanent deacons. the American bishops that lay men Before I answer your question and women who are special ,directiy, it should be noted that ministers of the Eucharist may liturgical functions of the deacons, assist the celebrant in distributing • especially at the celebration of the ashes on Ash Wednesday. In fact, if Eucharist, are intended to be a there is no priest and the ashes are climax and a symbol of the other already blessed, the lay ministers services they render to that com- may impose the ashes by them- munity outside of the liturgy. This selves. The Bishops' Committee on important point is made constantly the liturgy then judged that if by those who work in the training special eucharist ministers may do and supervision of the deacon so, certainly ordained deacons may programs. also.) The following liturgical func- Deacons may also preach at tions are assigned to deacons by the celebrations of the Eucharist and church: other ceremonies. However, this 1. To function as deacon at function, as well as the faculty to celebrations of the Eucharist. officiate at marriages, must be 2. To function as celebrant to the explicitly granted to them by the sacrament of Baptism. (Anyone bishop of the diocese. may administer the sacrament of Many, perhaps most, of the Baptism in emergencies; deacons permanent deacons receive no are officially appointed ministers of regular pay for the services that that sacrament by the church.) they give. Policies concerning 3. To take Holy Communion to Pope John Paul II slices a cake made for him by parishioners of St. Pius V remuneration are established by the the sick in their homes, hospitals Church in the Aurelia section of Rome. The icing reads "Viva II Papa" diocese and the institution in which and other health care facilities. meaning "Long Live the Pope." the deacon serves. Miami, Florida f THE VOICE I Friday, February 8,1980 / Page 7 A Parish Can Reach Out By CECELIA M. BENNETT everyone off to school and nurseryv. ride so they do not have to come source of affirmation to the widowed Through our combined efforts, Then you get yourself ready and go alone can help make them feel parent and family. A parish might our family can know wholeness to your full-time job. At five- o'clock wanted. sponsor a series of programs on again. you battle traffic to get home. As A parish can develop a youth death and dying that acquaints the Imagine that your spouse has soon as you come in the door, you ministry • and religious education parish community with the grief died, you have three young children begin dinner preparations. After program that is sensitive to the process and ways of ministry for the to raise alone. You experience being dinner is finished, you help the needs of young people who have lost grieving on a short-and long-term single again, but there is a big children with their homework, do a a parent. Parish liturgies and basis. difference. The difference is that load of laundry, see to baths, read a homilies that celebrated the value of Together our united efforts can you have become accustomed to couple of bedtime stories. family life in its different dimen- make a difference, and bring us to sharing your life, your bed, your How welcome would be the sions, sizes and forms can be a God. joys, sorrows, achievements with neighbor who would give Che one you love. That sharing has children a ride to school in the brought parenthood to you, a morning or who would be there in welcome responsibility. Never- the afternoon when they come home theless, it is a responsibility and you from school. And how nice it would had operated as a team as parents. be if a friend would offer to babysit Being alone is suddenly frightening. on a Friday evening. This would Your trust in others, in yourself is enable you to just relax or perhaps shaken. You feel angry, frustrated, attend a meeting of the parish confused and lonely. These feelings support group for the widowed. An hang on. Will they ever go away? If invitation from friends to join them only there were people to whom you for a family Sunday afternoon picnic could turn, people who understand would also be welcome. and listen and move with you A man who has lost his wife , through the confusion and often finds shopping for school frustration that came .with the death clothes a most difficult task. The of your partner. friend who offers to go along on the Our opportunities for these shopping excursion can turn a kinds of encounters are not in per- dreaded task into an enjoyable one. forming extraordinary acts, but in And why is it that couples who were simply doing the ordinary things. friends stop visiting? Saturday We, as members of parish com- evenings can be very lonely times munities with Christian neighbors, for widows and widowers. can be present to families that have Thoughtful couples will keep the experienced the death of a spouse. friendship alive. They won't wait for We can be present not just during an invitation. Instead, they will drop the time of the funeral, but weeks, in unexpectedly from time to time. months, even years after the They will realize that they can help funeral. We can be present at times fill a Saturday or Sunday evening Y when the family is forgotten, alone. that would otherwise be lonely for We can visit, listen, understand, their friend. comfort. Often, this takes doing A parish can reach out by en- something without waiting to be couraging the formation of a asked: camooling children; shop- support group for the widowed. It ping together;if necessary, helping can encourage the participation of the person develop new skills such the single person in parish activities. as cooking or keeping household Parish men's and women's finances. organizations can consciously reach "Imagine that your spouse has died, you have three young children to raise, Again, imagine yourself alone out to their widowed members by alone. You experience the fright of being single again; the unsettledness of a with three young children. Your encouraging them to participate. A life that has changed. The partner who has shared your life, your bed, your morning begin with an early rising, simple phone call inviting them to joys, sorrows, achievements and the responsibilities for parenting is gone. fixing breakfast and getting attend a function or offering them a You feel angry, frustrated, confused and lonely." Challenge of The Single Person

By FATHER JOHN J. BARRETT Ford Motor Company. She was a privilege of their father's company' read books 'for the need of others,' personnel officer for American as much as their boys. She im- and which has netted the MS Society I Smelting and Refining Company, mediately recognized the need to over $20 million since its inception." We sat in a cafe on Unter-der- her first job. They were married in keep their lives full. "The last thing Doris kept steering our con- Linden in tomb-like East Berlin, Salt Lake's magnificent Cathedral Maurice would have wanted us to do versation away from herself, not on tired after the long wait standing at of the Madeleine. would have been to suspend, our purpose, but because her interests the border check-point and the It was a happy marriage. They lives. He would have expected me to lie much more with other people. somber walk between brick and were blessed with two sons. Their go about the business of living and She is, indeed, a happy woman. She barbed wire walls separating us future looked bright until the day seeing to it that our boys followed had to rebuild her life and her from living West Berlin. polio struck Maurice and their boys. suit. children's lives unexpectedly when Over a refreshing cup, I studied Only a year later, Salk made his "Obviously, I had to go on death claimed her beloved Maurice. Doris Revere Peters, smartly great discovery. Paralyzed from the working. More than that, I had to But she held the key that unlocked dressed, medium height, slim, blue- waist down the father was told he build a satisfying, economically the doors to life without him.The key green eyes and some traces of grey would never walk again, to which he reasonable career. And I had to see could well be called "concern for hidden in the wavy brown hair. replied, "The hell I won't." A couple that joy stayed in our lives. In those who depend upon me." Years before we .had met at the of years of therapy in California looking after these essentials, I Waldorf in New York, again in enabled him to walk again and the didn't have a lbt of time to think Today her sons are grown men Rome, Paris, Dusseldorf, and now in boys recovered well. But for 10 aboutmyself. In 1959,1 had begun to and successful. Doris Concentrates Berlin, at week-long sessions of the years, the father and sons were write a weekly column for the on her work, visits her boys and feels International Catholic Press Union. together while Doris worked. "But it diocesan press called 'Dear Doris.' tremendous ' pride in their ac- This woman Was a competent was a blessing in disguise," she says As a matter of fact," she smiled, complishments. But she has yet professional journalist. But who was now, "for his influence was so great, "it's still going strong. It's an advice another ambition,.to write a book on she, really? his charm so infectuous, that he left column for teen-agers. I enjoy spirituality. She predicts that it will his indelible mark upon them." writing it now as much as I did in the take two or three years of research. "Well, before all else, I am a beginning. You know, I get real joy "All my life I've had responsibility widow...and a mother," she When they moved to New York, out of doing something that helps for someone. Now that I'm laughed. "I have a busy life, and two Maurice found an excellent position other people. Four years ago, I took free...that sounds selfish, doesn't it? marvelous sons worthy of their with Jaguar Motors, but he died a temporary assignment with the But I am finally free for a deeper wonderful father." suddenly of an embolism in 1962. National Multiple Sclerosis Society spiritual life. Ten years ago I As we talked, I learned that she Doris said that losing him was to help with the promotion of its discovered the Focolare Movement was a New Yorker. She had met her the most difficult thing she had ever popular MS READ-a-thon. I just and it gave me strength and future husband, Maurice Peters of faced in her life. But she realized the stayed on because I'm hooked on MS freedom no other person has Kansas in Salt Lake City, Utah, boys' loss was unusually severe. and this unique program which given...to live what I believe, my life where he was area director of the Seldom do children have the encourages grade school children to centered in Christ." P^ge||Miaijii, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, February 8,1980 God Calls Us to Remember

. By FATHER JOHN J. CASTELOT great deal of unecessary anguish. If word, gives even more than notional fort and more food than can possibly it is true that a person who is assent to it at the moment, but never be consumed on any one occasion. "A man who listens to God's ignorant of history is doomed to really personalizes it. Often such a But a week after the funeral, who word but does not put it into practice repeat its mistakes, it is equally true person can very conveniently remembers, who cares? She isvstill is like a man who looks into a mirror that one who forgets his own "forget," block out of practical desolate, alone, anxious, at her wit's at the face he was born with: he behavioral history is doomed to consideration those parts of the end trying to figure out how to make looks at himself, then goes off and repeat its tragedies. word's challenge which would put ends meet, and who remembers? promptly forgets what he looks like. his unselfishness to the test. It is so The parish family may well be A short memory can wreak much more comfortable to select There is, on the other hand, the man havoc in our own personal lives; it her only family. In the first letter to who peers into freedom's ideal law less demanding aspects of the Timothy we read: "Honor the can do the same in our relations with challenge, concentrate on those and and abides by it. He is no forgetful others. It is distressing to see a claims of widows who are real listener, but one who carries out the murmur contentedly: "What a good widows —that is, who are alone and congregation united as a family, a little boy am I! " law in practice" (James 1, 23-25). community of love, around the bereft. If a widow has any children Sunday Eucharist, thrilling to God's James singles out some really or grandchildren, let them learn that These words of James, leader of word of reconciliation and down-to-earth specifics and leaves piety begins at home and they the Christian community at forgiveness, exchanging a warm no room for self-delusion: "If a man should fittingly support their Jerusalem, point up a dangerous peace greeting and then, when they who does not control his tongue pareijfs and grandparents; this is* human failing: a short memory. If a are invited to "go in peace," coldly imagines that he is devout, he is self- the way God wants it to be" (1 person can't remember the date of ignoring each other as they jostle deceived; his worship is pointless. Timothy 5, 3-4,. That's fine, but the Battle of Hastings or just where their way out of church and Looking after orphans and widows in suppose the only children she has he was and what he was doing when mouthing angry insults at anyone their distress and keeping oneself are dependent on her —what then? the news of President Kennedy's who delays their takeoff from the unspotted by the world make for Will the parish family remember? assasination broke, he is not thereby parking lot by as much as five true worship without stain before Will they remember the words of diminished as a human. But if he all seconds —short memories matched our God and Father" (James 1, 26- St. Paul to which they have listened too quickly forgets the agony of a by short tempers. 27). , so often reminding them that we are hangover or the terrible remorse "Looking after orphans and members of each other in the body of that depressed him after he had Examples of the lamentable^ widows in their distress." Our Christ, joined by a bond even more been unkind or dishonest, then the effects of. a short memory could be hearts go out to a woman who loses a intimate than that of blood? Will chances .are pretty good that before multiplied literally ad nauseam. The beloved husband and is left not just they remember their sister in long he will be once more trying to immediate context of our reading with profound sorrow and loneliness, Christ? Or will short memories drink the rest of the party under the from James suggests one more. The but with anxious concern for her again rob them of their spiritual table or hurting people he loves or person who looks in the mirror and, children and herself. The parish insight and leave people to their cheating at work. A little longer minutes later, forgets what he looks family, or a good part of it, rallies loneliness, their hurt, their gnawing memory could have saved him a like, is the one who hears God's round with genuine concern, com- anxiety?

Jacob Mourns Rachel by Janaan Manternach

The caravan was moving slowly looking forward to,, the birth of their across the desert. Jacob and his second child. wife, Rachel, together with relatives Jacob's eyes'were still red with and friends, were hoping to reach crying as the sun rose over the the town of Ephrath before evening. desert sands. He was wearing sack; Rachel was pregnant. They all knew cloth, a very rough cloth. He poured she would have her baby that day. -dust over his head. He wore no As the shadows began to shoes. He would not eat or drink lengthen, Rachel felt sharp pains. anything, so great was his sorrow F The caravan was still a long over Rachel's death. distance from Ephrath. Jacob urged At times during the day his the camels on, eager to reach Che friends watched Jacob sitting by town before the baby was born. himself. He could think of nothing Rachel's pains came more but Rachel. He remembered how he quickly and sharply. It soon became had worked 14 years without pay to clear that there was no longer time be able to marry her. He remem- to reach the town. Jacob stopped the bered the beautiful times they had I caravan and, with the help of some had together. He remembered the of the men, he quickly put up a tent. hard times, too, the long years when He carried Rachel into the tent and they could not have any children. placed her on soft straw. He was T worried. He could see that Rachel Jacob could not bear to call his was in great pain. new son Benoni. The name carried The nurse who was with them with it the memory of Rachel's last did everything possible to help her. hours of pain. So he changed the By evening Rachel's pain was baby's name to Benjamin. It was a almost more than she could bear. name he knew Rachel would like. It The nurse told her over and over, would remind him more of Rachel's "Don't be afraid, Rachel. strength and beauty than of her Everything will be all right." But suffering. • * . Rachel sensed that she was dying. The next day Jacob buried his During the evening, in the tent wife beside the desert road to beside the road in the desert, Ephrath. He set up a huge stone on Rachel's baby was born. "You Rachel's grave beside the road. It have a son," the nurse whispered in would be a memorial to Rachel. He Rachel's ear. A smile crossed wanted everyone who passed by to Rachel's pale lips. Her pain-dulled see the stone and remember his eyes lit up briefly. She was hardly beloved wife. breathing. With one last breath she Jacob's sadness over Rachel's whispered a boy's name, Benoni. death lasted a long time. He did not With the name of her newborn son on stay long in Ephrath, but decided to her lips, Rachel died. return to his father Isaac's home at Jacob could not believe it. He Hebron. That is where his grand- broke down and cried. All night he parents, Abraham and Sarah, had wept. At times he tore his clothes also lived. Jacob never married and called out Rachel's name. He again. He treasured the memory of "During the evening...Rachel's baby was born. 'You have a son,' the nurse loved her more than anything in the Rachel all the rest of his life. Finally whispered in Rachel's ear. With one last breath she whispered a boys name, wopld. Now she was dead, and just at when he was a very old man, he Benoni. With the name...on her lips, Rachel died. Jacob could not believe it. the moment they had both been died. He broke down and cried." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday/February 8,1980 f Page 9 elephant sale, and cake sale Women's Clubs in the archdiocesan hall Fr. Schimmel, St. Charles Borromeo across the street from the Women's Club, Hallandale, Cathedral, on Feb. 10. Pastor, Dies will hold their regular Father Bernard Thomas meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, Schimmel, CM., 68 , at 7:45 p.m. in the Parish like to invite all area Catholic St. Sebastian Council of For more information call Catholic Women will hold associate pastor of St. Vin- Hall, Women 16 and older, to an Mrs. Connie Sclafane, at cent de Paul Parish, Miami, open meeting Feb. 19, in St. their annual luncheon and 651-7967. Fashion Show in the Venetian passed away suddenly in Sft. Gregory's Women's Vincent Ferrer Parish Hall, Philadelphia on February 1. 740 Palm Trail, Delray A A A Room, Pier 66, on" Feb. 13. Guild will host a Day of Social House at 11:30 a.m., Fr. Schimmel labored for Reflection on Thursday, Feb. Beach. The Meeting starts at The Ladies Guild of thirty years as a missionary 7:30 p.m. Information: Resurrection Parish williiold Lunch 12:30 p.m. Fashions 14, in the School Study Hall, at by Hazel Cannon, Inc. in Panama, as a parish priest 200 N. University Drive, Marguerite Wesley, Boca a "Las Vegas Night",Feb.l6, in Brooklyn, N.Y., and in Plantation. Registration is at Raton, 395-1893. in the Parish Hall., 617 NE Miami for the last two years. 8:30 a.m., followed by Mass. 2nd St., Dania. Family Night The Mass of the Resurrection For reservations and in- Our Lady Queen of was offered in the Com- formation, call Mrs. St. Matthew Women's The Patrician Club of St. Heaven Church will celebrate munity Chapel of the Vin- Schneider, 581-3872, or Club will hold a meeting Feb. Patrick's, Miami Beach, will the Year of the Family with a centian Fathers on Feb. 5th Mrs. Wiescorekm 581-0609. 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the school. hold its 26th annual George Family Night, Friday, Feb. Fr. Schimmel rests in the Guest Speaker will be Fr. Washington Fashion- 8, from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 Vincentian Cemetery at St. Doherty. The luncheon Luncheon on Feb. 12, at p.m. All families are Joseph Minor Seminary, St. Bernard's Women's tickets for Feb. 23, are now 12:00 Noon, at the Doral welcome. Bring a snack and a Princeton, N.J. Suild will hold their monthly on sale. Beach Hotel. Luncheon en- flashlight. meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 12, tertainment will feature the rides, lots of food, arts and at 8:00 p.m. in the Church, Winged Victory Singers and a Sweetheart craft and white elephant Sunset Strip and University St. Lawrence Council of Fashion Review by Jordan booth. 14500 NE 11 Ave., Drive, Sunrise, Fl. Catholic Women will hold Marsh. Tickets: $15.00 For Festival North Miami. their Men's Night on Feb. 11, reservations: 866-3979. Holy Family Parish will in the cafeteria at 2200 NE hold a Sweetheart Festival K of C Dance Daughters of Isabella, 191 St, PofLuck Dinner and Feb. 14 through 17, from 1 to Our Lady Queen of Heaven, Derby Night. Dinner at 6:30 The Cathedral Women's 11 p.m. Bring the whole The K of C Council 6032, Circle 1263, (D of I) would p.m. Movies at 8:00 p.m. Guild will sponsor a white family and join in the fun- Hollywood will sponsor their 12th annual "Anniversary Dance", Saturday, Feb. 16, at the new Council Home, off PREMIUM CARS RENTED Route 441, by St. Steven's 10th Annual Church, Hollywood. Tickets AT HOMETOWN PRICES. $4 .00 For information call Bob Shea, 981-6038 or 983- SLAVIC FOLK FESTIVAL 0370. (Council Hall.)

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(Plus Optional 4-day Greek Island, The present parent for children at the primary, Turkey Cruise Extension) sessions focus on the im- intermediate, upper, high portance of sex education in school, and college levels. the home, and will help The second session held prepare parents to present to on January 31st was their children the Christian preliminary to the formation attitude toward sex, and the of parent "self-help" groups moral implications of this in the parish. Through input, God-given gift. discussion, and sharing of Auxiliary Bishop John J. Ne- The first session, on experiences, parents will be vins, distinguished scholar, January 24th, was conducted enabled to minister to one administrator and humanita- by Mrs. Carol Farrel of the another and to their children. rian," was presented the Hon- orary degree of Doctor of Hu- mane Letters at Biscayne College's seventeenth com- mencement on January 11 th. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, February 8,1980 / Page 11 50,000 Join Pope for Pro-life Day VATICAN CITY -fNC) - have a responsibility to Nearly 50,000 Romans joined "welcome life, to defend it, to Pope John Paul II in St. promote it...offering your Peter's Square to pray for life own generous collaboration to Feb. 3, as the Italian church each initiative which favors • observed the second annual its elevation towards more Day of Life. worthy goals." "When a person's right to The gathering in St. life is violated, a blow is Peter's Square was one of struck at the very heart of the many events scheduled moral and legal order, which throughout Italy Feb. 3 to has as its aim theprotection of demonstrate the Catholic the inviolable good of man," Church's opposition to the 20- the pope said in his noon month-old liberal Italian Angelus talk from his Abortion Law and to other apartment window above the anti-life situations in the country. "The church defends the The. goal of the day, right to life not only out of organized by the Italian respect for the majesty of Bishops Conference, was God, first giver of every life, described by Cardinal Ugo but also out of respect for the Poletti, papal vicar for Rome, essential good of man," he as a defense of "human life added. against all the threats that Sister Beverly Bobola, O.P., Sisters Council president, leads the way in giving blood to help The pope said people endanger it." out with the current shortage, as Sister Arnold Bennedetto looks on. Many others of the 660 In Rome, observances member Council will be following her example. Volunteers may call 342-8341. had prayerful and political aspects. Archbishop Giovanni Canestri, vice general of the Play Review Diocese of Rome, and 15 priests concelebrated a Cat On a Hot Tin Roof Simmers! morning Mass in St. Peter's By GEORGE KEMON because people who attend to make it anywhere. Basilica. this type of theatre expect the • "We are at war! Arch- "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" lightness of musicals or That "Big Daddy" bishop Canestri said of — heavy fare at any time, whimsy, at most. But, in hugely played by Joshua terrorism in Italy, where has made its way to Oakland taking a chance on "Cat" Sussman, is dying of cancer, there have been seven West Dinner Theatre. Brian Smith is taking a seems moot —the whole fa- political assassinations in Tennessee Williams chance on Oakland West's mily has cancer and its ter- 1980. plays are no puff balls. They regulars accepting the heavy minal. Big Daddy did not get "The number of those don't lend themselves very play and thereby proving a the sympathy one with cancer who have aligned themselves well to little theatre point: A good play, with a should get. 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Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, February 8,1980 Family Nights Help Catholic Women Convene Discuss the Draft., ERA ByJANEQUINN .legislation and matters of chaired recently with all Bring Us Together interest, including the state interested groups in ORLANDO -iFlorida and national conferences on Tallahassee, including such By TERRY AND MIMI committee and community Council of Catholic Women, families. groups as the National RE ILLY meetings,, scouts, 4 H, den- met here Jan. 30 under the Mrs. Donald LeFils Organization of Women. No tists, hair appointments, food leadership of Mrs. David Osteen, national president of action was expected from this This lent, we have shopping, telephone calls and White of Jacksonville, Catholic Women, who was (Continued on Page 14) something very special we doctor appointments province director /president, given a voice in by laws want to share with you crammed our days and weeks and discussed organization, adopted at this meeting of the concerning Family Nights. and were spilling over into communication, conferences FCCW, called for Catholic There will be a weekly format years. and general unity. women to be given a chance that families can follow to Family Nights came out Backed by four spiritual to be part of what she called help them prepare for Easter of this very concern a little directors present from the "balanced" membership to grow in love as a family over four years ago. Years ago five dioceses, presidents of when the state selects its 51 and nurture family families were home every five archdiocesan and delegates to the White House relationships. nightiand there were no T.V.'s diocesan councils jointly Conference on .Families So, what really is Family to gobble oup otherwise resolved that when the United (WH-ICF). Florida's Largest Nights? How did it begin? conversation time. Times States reinstates the draft, Mrs. Gallagher told of an Hummel Dealer Why do families need it are different now but women should not be informal conference she realistically none of us would registered for it. HUMMEL For Th« Holidays today? Will using Family All figurines and plates' (197M9791 Nights really make a dif- want to turn back the clock, Mrs. Marie Palmer of ference in our family? Why but the fact remains, families Miami, who has been working 9 ^^ open should it be a weekly need to take more time since 1973 to defeat the Equal I/ t*A-o. r stock We ship anywhere in U.S. gathering? How can the whole together. We were once Rights Amendment in If "Tltt Church and The •I World Tatar " I ! told time is love, and family especially Dad and the Florida, proposed the H • A.M. • O> 5 ml teens be sold on the idea? believing that — Family resolution on women and the •I ThaTVMaai What on earth is a Family Nights is our commitment draft. She also called for •1 tar Shut tea |aaj once a week to say yes, we • \ !:»«.•.-Ck. II Night anyway? Questions like Catholic women to join the IV T*t TV Mni ^B these have popped out of our are important, and to set Stop-ERA lobby in I V «or Shut-lnt J •H brain like hot pop corn itself, some time-love aside for each Tallahassee when the Florida ^H trying to anticipate some other. legislature convenes in April. wonderings you all may be Mrs. Rosemary You can depend upon hovering about this new ^FAMILY NIGHTS isn't Gallagher of the Florida series. This week and next, the cure-all that will live and Catholic Conference in the before the series does begin, preserve our families and state capitol was present at we'll try our best to fill you in mold our leaders for the FCCW plenary meeting to as to the what, why and how PARKING 101 tomorrow, rather it's a tool to bring to the attention of the '365 MIRACLE MILE AOJSCENI 10 915 E. LAS OLAS to's of the coming Family build the relationships we Catholic women leaders CORAL GABIFS BOTH STORES FORT LAUDERDALE Night series. have that are the closest, OVER THE YEARS, we those of our own family. have discovered in our own Striving to improve our family with five children and family life is no easy matter Our Family's Concern For Yours friends families, there is a and Family Nights certainly hunger. Living in a society isn't the end, all, but it is that so strongly emphasizes something! the individual experience, So, what is Family there also is a yearning for a Nights? It's one night a week family experience as well. when the Family comes first. Yet, with so much emphasis It's usually held at home and on the individual and his or presents us with time to learn her needs, the family as a unit together, listen to one is often forgotten. another and to celebrate Within each of us is the love! longing to drink in family Jesus reminds us of His warmth and togetherness. presence in our families with There also is the desire for words from Matthew 18 :20 David Lithgow Donn Lithgow love, joy and peace as well as "Where ever two or more of a real sense of family you are gathered in my name, oneness that tug at our hearts I am there also." Family as needs that want to be Nights brings us together on a satisfied. We sensed an regular basis to be in Christ's emptiness in families as well presence as a family. How as a frustration to what was truly priceless our own - happening within and outside family is in God's eyes. Our the home. Words were families are his love nur- spoken, but no one hears: series that nurture, feed into, funny stories needed to be and feed from His church on shared, but stayed within, earth. little and big hearts. Think about taking time John Roncaglione Erich J. Cox Donald Joehumsen Norman Walker Laughter and tears were left this Advent; choose a night unattended. It seelmed there that's best for the family and just wasn't the Time to spend circle your calendar to begin King-Wixsom McHale together as a family. Instead, Family Nights. We've done it, families were bursting apart so many of our friends have Lanier- Wilhelm at the seams with the hustle done it and yes, Family and bustle of business. An Nights does make a real Josberger endless list of rushed break- difference in our home. fasts, school work, sports, See you next week with Funeral Homes lessons of this and that some how to's. With Lithgow's 6 locations throughout Dade County there is one just minutes away from your Parish Church. SOCIAL HALL Miami North Miami 485 NE 54 Street 15011 W. Dixie Highway Byzantine Catholic Rite South Miami 8080 SW 67 Avenue Available for wedding receptions, Coral Way-Gables Carol City meetings. 270 capacity. Close to 1-95. 3232 Coral Way 17475 NW 27 Avenue Many excellent features. Homestead Funeral Home THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE St. Basil Catholic Church 1180 N. Krome Avenue 1475 NE 199th. St. Miami INFORMATION 651-0991

Miami, Florida f THE VOICE f Friday, February 8,1980 / Page 13 Catholic Women Oppose the Draft and ERA (Continued from Page 13) executive director of the ference preparing for the Mrs. Charles D'Asaro, awareness with un- meeting, she said, but the Florida Catholic Conference, national one on families. The Pensacola-Tallahassee; Mrs. derstanding, caring that consensus was for delegate has been urging O'Donnell's WHCF meets in June and Joseph Donohue, Miami; enables, and structures that election, if possible, at office to move on scheduling July, 1980. Mrs. Jean Gwaltney, St. facilitate." She said "tunnel regional meetings, if any are Florida's state conference. The leadership of the Petersburg; and Mrs. vision must be eliminated." held by the state. Since Florida has a large FCCW rotates according to Woodrow W. Hayes, Orlando. Father Michael J. PETER O'DONNELL is delegation which will have adopted by-laws, which were Mrs. Frank Filewicz, Larkin, Jacksonville, FCCW Gov. Bob Graham's acting considerable input at the revised at this annual parliamentarian, was con- moderator, agreed to the state coordinator for getting White House Conference, meeting. Mrs. Robert o. sultant- need to continue to educate together Florida's delegation Catholics are interested, Mrs. McGill, Jacksonville, was Mrs. Raymond Hanley, the women on service- to the WHCF. Gallagher said, in par- chairman of the by-laws legislation chairman for "Guilds are tired of being Thomas A. Horkan, Jr., ticipation in the state con- committee, assisted by other FCCW, outlined the need for used as fund-raisers," he diocesan council presidents: said. "Let's see if we can more women to "develop redefine their roles and give FUNERAL HOMES them service goals. If we do FT. LAUDERDALE that we will attract more Becker younger women to ministries RON P. FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. they can identify with; we ESTABLISH 1930 3501 «. BMW«RD BLVD. Funeral Home have to help the parishes. Let i—* 5*1-6100 J the practice of Christian 'r! r*j.*rffi!fPfffftfi*t+-*r*F*$fpfpfpfffffW*t ministries become the norm!' Father Laurence Con- KRAEER FUNERAL HOME 5110 N. Federal Hwy., 326 E. Las Olas Blvd., Ron E. Becker way, Miami ACCW spiritual Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33308 Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33301 Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach (305)771-7303 (305)467-1421 Funeral Director director, was not at the 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 427-5544 Phone 1305) 428-1444 meeting, the first he has missed since he has been Boca Raton R. Jay Kraeer Margate: 1444 S. Federal Hwy. 972-7340 -Gevwmn counselor for the Miami 395-1800 Funeral Director FUNERAL DIRECTORS DEERFIELD BEACH Council. Other spiritual directors attending were Msgr. Irvine Nugent, J-itneral

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REFRIGERATION CO 1151 N. w. n 7th st. 6AI-2757 FREE ESTIMATES Prices!!! FREE ESTIMATES!!! Work done on your premises ALL WORK GUARANTEED Call A. Monti Eves. 625-3080 FREE ESTIMATES 754-2583 M-WINDOWS CALL: 688-2681 24 HRS. For Fast Results PATIO SCREENINO-Screen doors glass •WAFER HANGING Sliding Door- Fast Service- Fait Prices ALL- 60-CHATTAHOOCHEE & CONCRETE 60-ROOFING LREADandUSE 7813 Bird RMd 666"3339 CC1410 EARL DECOR CHERRY ROOFS SERVICE CHATTAHOOCHEE ROCK Est; since 1954. Known for Quality! HEWANIADS M-WINOOW AND WALL WASHING EPOXY SYSTEMS PAPER HANGING Roofs cleaned & painted, exterior •••Patios* Sidewalks •Driveways* Etc QUALITY PAINTINi painting. Re-roofing & Repairs. WINDOWS WASHED, screens awnings cleaned. 757-3831 DADE 681-7922 cc#0623 GULARLY! Wall washing. All Dee (Member St. Mary'sl C.Miranda 688-2151 754-6179 or 757-1521 (Member of St. James Parish) CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES BROWARD 434-0015

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If you have been denied MUSIC LESSONS MIAMI GMC TRUCK CENTER NEW SALE OR RENT-DAVIE NOTICE OF ACTION Order selectors & stock-men for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS Voice, Piano, Guitar & Organ & used TRUCKS, PICK-UPS, VANS Next door to St. David's Church. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA. IN AND You should appeal! Former Soc. WE SELL INSTRUMENTS AT DISCOUNT PRICES hardware distributor. Good pay & DUMPS, TRACTORS. SERVICE' 3BR. 2BA. Split level, on about 3 FOR DADE COUNTY GENERAL JURIS- Sec. Judge is available to Help full Company benefits. Call Rick ALL MAKES LARGE PARTS STOCK. fenced acres. M/L Patio entrance DICTION DIVISION MUSIK KORNER 836-9900 CASE NO. 79-20465 YOU! FREE CONSULTATION! 1144 W 68 St. 821-1167 3Min to AIRPORT 635-0331. to Ig. living rm. with marble fire- SECTION 05 Julius Rich 576-6530 1549 Sunset Drive 666-8527 place. Spacious kitchen, Ig. office ANTHONY PUGUSI. or game rm. with front & inside Plaintiff, 10 AM to 2 PM HABLAMOS ESPANOL 3MUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES vs. 2 Secretaries, must be proficient entrances. Over 2700 sq. ft. h, ESTATE OF ELINA PURPURA. CLAUDIO living area, plus pool, patio & out- 3-CEMETERY LOTS FOR SALE READ VOICE CLASSIFIEDS typists, able to speak, read & NEW LIFE DORO AND CLELIA DORO, HIS WIFE, buildings 1 with bath. Storm shelter, AND FIDELITY NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH USE VOICE CLASSIFIEDS write both English & Spanish. INTERNATIONAL MIAMI Capability of handling dictation FORMULA FOR SUCCESS fish pond, many fruit & shade trees. Defendants, Flagler Memorial Pk. Catholic Section. Zoned A-1 agricultural. Close to 7A PIANOS FOR SALE by shorthand or Dictaphone We will help you achieve TO: CLAUDIO DORO AND CLELIA DORO, 2 Vaultoriams & Memorials. Call would be helpful. everything. Asking $180,000. Owner HIS WIFE. Eves. your goals!!! Via Genova 5, Cagliari, Sardinia, Italy 09100 FINANCIAL SECURITY will hold large mortage at 10%. 248-6076 2 HORUGEL PIANOS YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Petition fw 1 clerk-typist. Bilingual in Spanish. DOUG 971-6263 Or rent for $1,800 a month. Revocation of Will. Termination of Totten Trust, FLOOR MODELS Call 475-8568 Enforcement of Decedent's Promise to Make 4A HALLS FOR RENT Will and Injuctive Relief, Originally $1800 1 Maintenance man. All-around has been filed against you and you are required Sell For (each) $1100 handy-man. Must have drivers NEED HELP? to serve a copy of your written defenses, if K OF C HALL-FOR DANCES 1549 Sunset Drive license. To solve your financial problems? any, to it on JOSEPH H. MURPHY, ESQ., 666-8527 Please tell Plantrffa attorney, whose address is 1830 Ponce WEDDINGS, PARTIES, ETC. All are full time positions. Mon- If you are willing to work in your, de Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables, Florida By St. Stephens, Hwd. 983-0370 Fri. 9 AM to 4:30 PM. Interested spare time-write, Datamerica Inst. 33134, on or before March 7, 1980, and file 9A-CRAFTS 1101 SW 27 Ave. Miami, Fl. 33135 the original with the Clerk of this Court either parties please call The Arch- advertisers you saw diocese of Miami Chancery before service on Plaintiff's attorney of im- GABLES K OF C HALL FOR RENT mediately thereafter; otherwise a default will be Personnel Dept 757-6241 Ext 36-APTS. FOR SALE-MIAMI BEACH Weddings, Parlies or Banquets it in The Voice entered against you for the relief demanded FRAN'S j 245. in the complaint. 270 Catalonia Ave. 448-9242 FUN WITH YARNS!! I *•••••••••••••••••••• BAL HARBOUR WITNESS mv hand and the seal of this Mon-Fri. 10-5 PM I Court on January 29, 1980. Luxury Co-op Apt. Beautifully furn- 3 Sat. 10-3 PM 756-1470 z RICHARD P. BRINKER K of C Hall for rent. Weddings & ished. 2 BR 2 Bath-Porch, Pool. SZA ACREAGE, FARMS. GROVES. As Clerk of the Court Banquets. (Miami Council 1726) Call Mr. Duke 866-2679 (Circuit Court Seal) NURSES AIDES NEEDED By L.C. Bedasse 5644 NW 7 St. 266-1041 310 ACRES for all shifts. 200 bed skilled As Deputy Clerk 10-AMUSEMEMTS, PARTIES, ETC. 40-APARTMENTS FOR RENT 1 Mile canal frontage, Vi mile paved Nursing Home. Contact Ms. Parrish, Joseph H. Murphy, Esq. ^PERSONALS road, only $6,000 per acre. Please Atorney for Plaintiff RN 1830 Ponce de Leon Boulevard JOHNSON APTS. call 887-1565 Coral Gables. Florida 33134 VITAMINS, MINERALS, BOOKS 227 N£ 2 St. Near Gesu. Furn. Effcy's Bedroom GENE CHAVOUSTIE (3051 445-2551 CARNIVAL DUNK TANK Fair Havens Center Apts. UTILITIES, ADULTS. Eves 266-0986 BREAD, NUTS, OILS, HONEY, BROKER-SALESMAN 2/8-15-22-29 FOR RENT 201 Curtis Parkway, Miami Springs SEEDS & HERB TEAS. Armer E. White Inc. Realtor [ With liability Ins. & balls included \ 420 S. Dixie Hwy. Coral Gables TERRIFIC FUND RAISER 15 POSITIONS WANTED Nicely Furn. Apt. Near Bus & close APPEAL Father Pujol, Beva Niketan, MURRAY'S to town. Very quiet. 667-1071 Byculla, Bombay 400 008, India, \ American Dunk System, Inc. J HEALTH FOOD STORE 722-5445 Adults. Call 545-8628 requests used Social and Christmas Corner N. Miami Ave & 5 NW 75 St. Parish Ministry sought by ex- 2% ACRES Organizations call collect. perienced Sister. Extensive back- cards, used light clothes-to aid 759-2187 40A-RETIREMENT HOME BROWARD SW 252 St. & SW Ave. $20,000. Social Projects. Parcels 4 to 6 lbs. ground in Liturgy, Sacramental In- Total cash. Please call structions, Guidance, & Counseling. GENE CHAVOUSTIE Total Parish work. Available August, Soul Searching Message on World SPORT FISHING RETIREMENT HOME BROKER-SALESMAN 1980. Call week days after 4:30 PM Peace & Dynamic Spiritual words: "HELEN C" OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY LADIES AND Armer E. White Inc. Realtor 947-2818 GENTLEMEN. ROOM, 3 MEALS, P5RS. Are You Looking 24 hour tape broadcast. Call Fatima 947-4081 LAUNDRY. 420 So. Dixie Hwy. Coral Gables Message Center. Basic message... CAPT. JOHN CALLAN 667-1071 For-Honest 20- HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE REASONABLE 498-1289 Monthly message 498-1287 923-1726 989-6671 Reliable 13+IELP WANTED »AEALESTATE PALM BEACH CO. Washer, dryer & Stove. Very good If you buy palm crosses made in 52 HOMES FOR SALE Servicemen? condition. Warranty. Can deliver. Africa, you help people whose LIVE-IN COMPANION FOR PHILIP D. LEWIS, INC. Check the income is $55.00 per year to buy elderly lady. Ft. Lauderdale area. 947-1997 the bare necessities of life & to LARGE FAMILY WANTED Commercial Properties Voice Business Phone 931-0600 21-MISCELLANEOUS Like New!! Bedrooms-baths galore. fill health & educational needs. NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY Service All work done in this country is Use as 3BR. 3 Baths, den & Fla. 31 West 20 Street Riviera Beach Woman for companion to lady. room- new eat-in kitchen, or a 5 Guide volunteered. Orders are acknow- Lovely Condo. Private room, bath 844-0201 ledged & must be received by Painting, print restoration bedroom. Several entrances for 8 small salary. Call 757-7037 MA-BUSINESS PROPERTV-HIALEAH March 15 to assure delivery by and repair. Oil, water privacy. Brand new carpeting. VA- Palm Sunday. Rates based on $6.00 FHA financing. per 100; $3.00 per 50, in units Barry College needs clerk typist. color. Estimates, Call Price in $60'S BE YOUR OWN BOSS!! of 50 only. Individual palm crosses School of Social Work. Full time 757-9531. After 6 PM. ANGELA DALEY REALTOR 891-6212 Established Discount Store. Gen. only are available. Include United position with exceptionally good Mdse. Small appliances, toys, Parcel Service delivery address. benefits. Excellent typing skills George Kemon. 52 HOMES FOR SALE-HIALEAH clothing & Sundries. For Appoint- AFRICAN PALMS, P.O. Box 575, necessary. Call Personnel Dept. ment, call "Rocky". Assoc. Eves. Olney, Maryland 20832 758-3392 NICE HIALEAH AREA 891-7304 Thomas & Doyle Assoc. THE KODAK "HANDLE" Equal Opportunity Employer Very Well Kept. House on 2 lots. Inc. 895-5960. INSTANT CAMERA-NEW Excessive drinking causing problems 3 bedrooms 2 bams, plus 1 car 940-1277 S17.50 S7-HOTELS tt MOTELS FOR SALE in your life? NEEDED-RN'S & LPN'S garage. For details, call SERENITY RETREATS Geriatrics & Rehabilitative Nursing SILVIA BRADSHAW Excellent Benefits. Paid; hospitali- 21A-MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE REALTOR ASSOC. •10 CBS UNITS " are for anyone whose life is affected EAST OF BOULEVARD by the disease of alcoholism- zation Life Insurance, holidays, sick time and Vacation. Scheduling to PLUS Managers spacious Apt. R-3 directly or indirectly. Join us the HANDMADE SHAWLS, PONCHOS meet personal demands. Part-time, Zoned. Great home plus income. week-end of Feb. 29 at the Biscayne COMFORTERS & QUILTS LEGRA Top Quality full-time, all shifts. Real Estate & Investment Corp. $121,000 Total price. 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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, February 8,1980 / Page 15 Ifc Pope John Paul II H.S. The new Catholic High School construction got un- derway this past week, following formal blessing ceremonies of the site of the new school on Military Trail in Boca R aton. Archbishop Edward McCarthy who presided, told the gathered parents that "this is a rich day in the lives of our children and our children's children who will benefit through spiritual growth while attaining a solid education." Noting the young people in attendance the Archbishop invited "you graduate students of the classes of the 1990's, if your grades are good, of course," to help "groundbreak"' for the new John Paul 11 High School. Which they did with en- thusiasm, a:- seen in' the bottom pictures, left. The new high school will serve the growing population of 14 parishes of upper Broward and lower Palm Beach Counties. Pope John Paul II High School will provide for teaching of up to 2,000 students in the area and bring the students more in proximity to their homes. Marriage a Main Reason For Conversions- Survey OAKLAND, Calif. -fNCj - man, administrative Marriage to a Catholic is one assistant for the bishops' of the main reasons people evangelization committee. convert to Catholicism, a The survey consists of 20 priest-anthropologist said he to 60 minute interviews with is finding in a national sur- Catholics and former vey. Catholics in seven dioceses: Paulist Father Kenneth Oakland; Baltimore; Orlando, *McGuire was in Oakland for Fla.; Providence, R.I.; two weeks in January to Detroit; Omaha, Neb.; and coordinate part of the San Antonio, Texas. national survey on The pollsters are looking evangelization conducted by for three categories of the U.S. Catholic bishops' Ad people: those who have left Hoc Committee on the church, those who have Evangelization. joined the church and those He said he also has found who have returned to the that a common reason church within the last three Catholic Schools throughout South Florida participated in Catholic Schools Week Feb. 4-8 people return to the church is years. For the purposes of the with programs, visitations, liturgies and Displays such as this one at Palm Springs Mall in to assure a Catholic education survey, anyone who has at- Hialeah. This year's theme was "The Catholic School — One of the Family." for their Children, while a tended Mass two or more frequent reason for leaving is times other than Christmas, that the church is boring. Easter, weddings and Early indications are reasons include: "I'm-getting morality. But a somewhat THE DIRECTOR of the funerals is considered an that "Catholics don't become on in years and I want to do similar number joining the Paulist Institute of Religious "active Catholic." Lutherans or Baptists or the right thing. I don't want to church also say they don't Research in Washington, The survey is the' first of Presbyterians very easily. go to hell, I want to make my agree with its moral Father McGuire said these its kind in the Catholic When they leave to join wife happy. I want a good teachings." are merely preliminary Church, Father McGuire another church it's usually to 'school for my kids." The survey has been observations and not con- said. It is being made at a join fundamentalist churches finished in five dioceses, and clusions of the study. time when many Catholics or sects like the Jehovah's DISAGREEMENT with by mid-February when all Father McGuire is have left the church, he said, Witnesses," he said. the moral teachings of the are complete, about 600 to working on the study with noting a similar falling away And when people join the church is not a big reason for 700 persons will have been Dean R. Hoge, associate in the mid-1800s. church"It's usually for the leaving, Father McGuire said interviewed. While such a professor of sociology at the "We have to work most practical reason," he he has found. "A high per- survey would ordinarily cost Catholic University of something out in the way of said. Religious conversion centage of those who leave $200,000, the use of volun- America, and Marianist evangelization programs," stories are few and far bet- don't agree with the teers is keeping the cost down Brother Bernard F. Strat- Father McGuire said. ween, he said. Frequent teachings of the church on to $25,000, the priest said. Page 16 / Miami, Florida f THE VOICE f Friday, February 8,19$) FEBRERO 8 DE 1980

Publicacion oficial catolica de la Arquidiocesis de Miami, 6201 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel: 758-0543. iFallamos Como Comunidad? Por Gerard E. Sherry mos uno, para que el mundo sepa que pero con diferencias en la creencia, lo nosotros seamos nuestro peor tu me enviastes." Dijo el Arzobispo. que nos ha traido al estado en que nos enemigo." "Las Relaciones Ecumenicas han "iPudieramos preguntarnos si es la encontramos? iSomos culpables ante el "Como comunidad estamos permi- alcanzado una especie de punto de es- gradual secularizacion, el alejar a Senor? tiendo, "dijo el Arzobispo, "que nos pera, una comoda meseta de nuevas nuestro mundo de Dios, o el negarle a "Que sea esta una noche de ce- distanciemos mas cada vez unos de fronteras y respeto, pero quiza han dis- Jesus que el Padre lo envio, la causa di- lebrar seriamente la unidad que hemos otros, que nos volvamos mas apaticos minuido en el celo para entrar en las recta de nuestra division? <,Somos no- alcanzado y de rededicacion propia a hacia el otro y mas desconfiados unos mas penosas fronteras del progreso sotros culpables de los problemas del los altos y tremendamente importantes de otros. Estamos creando la com- continuado;" dijo el Arzobispo de mundo porque hemos fallado en unir principios del desarrollo ecumenico, pulsion, el furor y la frustracion que Miami Edward McCarthy en la Ca- nuestras fuerzas para resolverlos, por- de confesar humildemente nUestros impulsa al individuo a apretar el ga- tedral de Santa Maria, durante el dis- que la religion se ha vuelto mas debil y errores y supltear la gracia del Senor tillo, usar el cuchillo o blandir un curso saludando a los representatives mas inefectiva en nuestra sociedad? por un nuevo dia;" Termino el Arzobis- instrumento como arma. Como so- de otras creencias que participaron en iEs que, simplemente, un Reino dividi- po McCarthy. ciedad hemos fallado en lograr que el el servicio reliioso que marco el ultimo do contra si mismo no puede mantener- Entre los que tomaron parte en el sistema" de justicia sirya su proposito, dia de la Semana de Oracion por Uni- se?" servicio estaban el Rvdo. Richard hemos permitido que nuestra caridad dad Cristiana, y afladio,"si esto es cier- El Arzbosipo hizo referencia a la Bailer, de la Iglesia Unida de Cristo, destruya la dignidad humana, falla- to, es de lo mas infortunado ante el carta de un lector dirigida al Miami He- quien ofrecio la homilia, el Obispo de la mos en controlar nuestro democratico Senor." rald comentando sobre "la tragedia Diocesis Episcopal del Sureste de la gobierno y nos molestamos unos a "Estamos fallando en el compartir McDuffie observando cuan morlamen- Florida, Rvdo. Calvin Schofield; Rvdo. otros hasta que algo sucede. Como su- los dones con los cuales pudieramos te arruinada ha devenido nuestra so- Lloyd White, Asociacion Bautista del eedio unas 350 veces en el ano 1979. Es- enriquecer y purificar nuestras separa- ciedad y nuestra cultura" dice la carta Sur; Rvdo. Carroll Schuster, Primera ta es la suma de cuantos asesinatos hu- das vidas, esto por no decir de traerlas "Nosotros, colectivamente, el pueblo Iglesia Presbiteriana de Coral Gables; bo en el Coridado Dade el ano pasado; a ser una. Lo que es mas, estamos lite- de Dade County, debemos compartir la Dr. William Jones, Metodista Unida; Arthur McDuffie fue una de estas es- ralmenmte creando escandalo, responsabilidad por ello. La clase de Arquimandrita John W. Haddad, tadisticas." frustrando la oracion de Jesus "Que to- violencia que, como comunidad, nos Ntra. del Libano; y muchos otros cleri- "iHa sido la desunion, la division, dos sean uno como Tu, Padre, y Yo so- infligimos a nosotros mismos, hace que gos Catolicos y Protestantes. la disencion entre hombres de buena fe, Nueva Escuela John Paul II La ceremonia de coloca- para el comienzo del ano esco- cion de la Primera Piedra para lar 1980-81, es decir, para Sep- la nueva Escuela Superior tiembre lro., para cuya fecha "Papa Juan Pablo II" tendra ya habran sido aceptados los lugar el proximo Dominigo 3 primeros alumnos que asisti- de Febrero, a las 3:30 p.m. en el ran a ella. El Padre Vincent T. terreno de la escuela en Mili- Kelly, Superintendente de tary Trail, Boca Raton. Educacion de la Arquidioce- S.E. "Arzobispo Edward sis, dice que los examenes se McCarthy presidira la ceremo- celebraran tentativamente en nia y los catorce sacerdotes de Marzo 22 proximo en St. Joan las 14 parroquias interesadas of Arc, Boca Raton. se uniran en este evento. El Presidente de la Comi- Se espera que la primera sion para la construccion de la fase del edificio este terminada nueva escuela, Mons. Con- naughton dice que la escuela abrira con un minimo de 36 aulas y 4 salas de administra- Denuncia cion, teniendo capacidad para 500 alumnos en esta fase del proyecto. Se anticipa que la deObispos Escuela contara con un sobre- saliente grupo de profesores. Caracas — La Iglesia Ca- Esta escuela viene a llenar una tolica Venezolana denuncio gran necesidad por el creci- aqui la erosion de los valores miento de la poblacion del sur morales y eticos en el pais, en de Palm Beach y el norte de una declaracion considerada Broward. una de las mas fuertes en anos Actualmente todos los recientes. alumnos de la futura escuela El Arzobispo de Mara- son transportados a la Escuela caibo, Domingo Roa, dijo a Superior Cardenal Gibbons en nombre de la Conferencia Ft. Lauderdale y a la St. Tho- Episcopal que "este pais esta mas Aquinas de West Palm ahogado en alcohol" y califico Beach. Algunos de los estu- de ladrones a los que reciben diantes tienen que viajar 20 un sueldo sin haber trabajado. millas para llegar a la escuela Afirmo ademas que la para lo que deben salir de sus corrupcion administrativa no hogares muy temprano en la se limita a los'circulos oficiales manana y regresar cuando el y que la falta de rendimiento se sol se esta poniendo. debe a un "lamentable ab- Cuando todo el proyecto El Arzobispo McCarthy tuvo bastante ayuda en cent Ferrer; P. Richard Murphy, Ascencion; P. sentismo" en gran numero de este terminado la escuela sera la apertura de la tierra para la colocaci6n de la Walter Dockerill, St. Marks; P. Vincent Kelly, centros laborales. capaz de educar unos 2,000 primera piedra de la que sera pronto la nueva Superintendente de Escuelas de la Arquididce- Sin.embargo, el prelado se alumnos que estaran mas cerca Escuela Superior "John Paul II" en Boca Ra- sis; P. Jack Totti, St. Jude; P. Wendel mostro optimista con respecto de sus hogares y al mismo t6n. Los Pastores de las parroquias de la parte Schenley, Our Lady of Mercy; P. Frederick Bri- a 1 futuro del pais, la solidez de tiempo liberara a las otras es- baja de Palm Beach y la parte alta de Broward ce, St. Paul Apostle; elSr. Arzobispo; P. Donald sus instituciones democraticas cuelas vecinas de mahera que que seran servidas por la Escuela son de izq. a Pusak, St. Joan of Arc y el P. James Con- y del pueblo venezolano en ge- podran atender su propio ere- der.: P. Patrick Farrell, St. Andrews; P. Anthony naughton, St. Ambrose. En su primera fase la neral. ciente numero de matriculas. Chepanis, St. Lucy; P. John Skehan, St. Vin- Escuela tendra 500 alumnos. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Viernes, Febrero 8,19801 Pag'ma 1A Santa Escolastica Reflexion Sobre Exilio Cubano Dios se ha revelado al Escolastica era hermana hombre a lo largo de la historia del gran patriarca San Benito, a traves de esos mismos acon- y bajo su direccion fundo un tecimientos historicos. El An- convento de monjas benedicti- tiguo Testamento no es otra co- nas cerca de Monte Casino en sa que la reflexion del Pueblo Italia. de Israel sobre las interven- Benito la visitaba a menu- ciones de Dios en su propia do porque segun se cuenta ella historia. Historia de misericor- "nunca se cansaba de las pa- dia y Salvacion de Dios. En labras de Gracia que salian de cada hecho, en cada personaje, sus labios". Sabiendo ella que en cada gesto, Dios iba mani- estaba proxima su muerte, en festandose, revelandose, diri^ ocasion de la que fuera la ulti- giendo al Pueblo... ^Cuales ma reunion de los hermanos, son los hechos historicos a tra- ella le suplico que no se fuera y ves de los cuales Dios ha ido se quedara haciendole com- realizando con nosotros su his- pania esa noche. Benito sentia toria de Salvacion? <,Que signi- necesidad de regresar a su mo- ficado tienen esos hechos des- nasterio perO Escolastica puso de una re-lectura evangelica de la cabeza en las manos de Be- los mismos? nito y rezo. Una violenta tor- Estas eran algunas de las El P. Virgilio Elizondo ofreciendo su reflexi6n sobre el exilio menta.se desato en ese momen- preguntas que queriamos con- memoria que nos hace pueblo. nuestra cultura y nuestra ex- to y el santo no pudo irse como testarnos en este Seminario de Hecho historicos que han ido periencia historica. iCual es el deseaba de modo que tuvo que Reflexion Cristiano-Teolpgica creando nuestro pensamiento, mensaje de fe que tienen a la hacerle compania a su herma- sobre el Exilio Cubano. Orga- dando forma a nuestra idio- luz del presente? na pasando la noche en con- nizado por el Instituto Pasto- sincrasia, construyendo versacion sobre temas espiri- cristiana sepultura en una ral del Sureste y dirigido por el nuestros valores culturales. tuales. El Seminario se desarrollo tumba que habia hecho para el. P. Virgilio Elizondo. El Semi- con una metodologia activa. Tres dias despues Benito Poco tiempo despues Benito si- nario fue pensado como una in- Una vez identificados es- Fue la experiencia historico- vio el alma de su hermana yen- guio a su querida hermana . Fue vitacion al pueblo cubano para tos hechos se trataba de cultural del propio grupo la do hacie el cielo en forma de el ano 547. reflexionar sobre su historia a discernir el significado de los materia de reflexion teologica. paloma. Fue al convento y tra- La commemoracion de la luz de la fe y la experiencia mismos desde la perspectiva Esta fue la primera expe- jo el cuerpo de Escolastica a Santa Escolastica es el dia 10 evangelica; para descubrir la de fe: iQue es lo que de hecho riencia realizada de una refle- Monte Casino donde le dio de Febrero. revelacion de Dios a nuestro han dicho a nuestro pueblo en xion de este tipo. Esperamos pueblo concreto, desde su his- el pasado? ^Cual fue su que no sea la ultima. Espera- toria y su cultura. El Semina- influencia e interpretacion re- mos que este primer paso abra rio se llevo adelante en las si- ligiosa de los mismos? ^Cual es camino a una profundizacion guientes etapas. En primer lu- su dimension evangelica? <,Que posterior que nos vaya llevan- gar era necesario identificar significado tienen a la luz de la do a una clarificacion de OFICIAL los hechos historicos reconoci- vivencia y actitud de Cristo? nuestro papel en esta sociedad SEMANA DE LAS ESCUELAS CATOLICAS dos como principales por el Por ultimo como reinterpretar y en este momento concreto de grupo. Hechos historicos que desde nuestra situacidn actual la historia y sobre todo nos de Este ano en el cual inauguramos nuestro Programa de han constituido al grupo como y a la luz de la experiencia una vision de futuro como Evangelizacioh, todos estamos muy conscientes de la ma- tal, que son memoria comun; evangelica, los valores de pueblo. ravillosa contribucion al buen vivir que realizan las es- cuelas parroquiales de nuestra Arquidiocesis. Las escuelas proveen una educacion y una formacion completa para nuestros ninos y jovenes, preparando vidas Grata paraVirgen Feria en St. Charles que seran dedicadas a elevadas normas morales, paz y feli- de Lourdes cidad. Borromeo Estamos orgullosos porque los graduados de nuestras Una gruta donde se ex- escuelas tendran una contribucion especial que ofrecer a pondra permanentemente la Los planes para la Feria tos mecanicos de diversion, y toda la comunidad, por el alto sentido de dedicacion a los imagen de Nuestra Senora de Campestre Anual de la Parro- que pueden adquirirse los tic- intereses de sus semejantes que se adquiere en las escuelas Lourdes se esta construyendo quia de St. Charles Borromeo, kets para los "rides" a precio guiadaspor la fe. en los jardines de la Iglesia 600 NW 1st St., en Hallandale, de descuento si los compran Yo me siento feliz rindiendo tributo a los Pastores, a San Juan Bosco, con motivo siguen progresando. Sera los ahora en la Venta Pre-Feria pe- los padres, maestros y alumnos que son, los que forman el del 122 aniversariode suapari- dias 29 de Febrero y Marzo 1 y ro que esta oferta de 8 papele- equipo familiar que es el secreto del triunfo de nuestras es- cion a la humilde Bernardette 2 en los terrenos de la Iglesia. tas por solo $2.00 es solo para cuelas. en Lourdes, Francia. Los organizadores nos di- ninos y jovencitos en los "te- Edward .McCarthy Para festejar a la Santisi- cen que los asistentes disfruta- en". Pueden comprarselos a Arzobispo de Miami ma Virgen en este aniversario ran de doce diferentes apara- Dorothy Powell por el tel. 923- se celebrara una Misa a las 10 5844. La vida de una familia puede muy bien considerarse a.m. y a continuacion la proce- dichosa por el grado en que se han cultivado los valores, ac- sion con la imagen para deposi- Habra ademas innume- titudes y sentimientos en sus hijos. En la misma medida, el tarla en la gruta. Comida y Baile rables quioscos con articulos grado de formacion de los jovenes en Una escuela Catolica Tambien en los Jardines para regalos, pasteleria, pizza, determina la calidad del programa. de San Juan Bosco se ce- de Impacto perros calientes y toda clase de Sin embargo, si el hogar y la escuela estan de acuerdo y lebrara el festival "Noche Cu- comidas, bingo todo el dia y unidos en el mismo proceso de formacion, un hermoso na- bana", que contara con va- El Sabado 16 de Febrero se muchos otros juegos. tural y duradero desarrollo de preciosas y sagradas cuali- riadas atracciones como los celebrara el baile del 7 Aniver- dades es inevitable. Nuestra gente joven estara entonces kioscos, Buena comida, bingo sario que patroniza el Movi- Pero algo muy importante equipada con los instrumentos necesarios para servir a todo el dia y dos premios para miento Impacto. Sera en el Ca- que deben tener en cuenta son Dios y a sus semejantes. los asistentes: un cuadro al sablanca Banquet Hall, 855 los grandes premios que se Con estos pensamientos es que celebramos gozosos la oleo del Sagrado Corazon de SW y la 22 Avenida, comen- ofreceran lro: $3,000; 2do.: Semana de las Escuelas Catolicas como un reconocimiento Jesus y un reloj de mujer o de zando a las 8 de la noche. El $1,000; 3ro.: diez premios de de que la escuela es una extension del hogar. Ojala la es- hombre. Las papeletas seran costo por pareja sera de $20 $100 cada uno. Seria prudente cuela sea siempre esa extension de los esfuerzos del hogar. de 75 centavos. Los fondos del que incluye la cena y se prome- que compraran las papeletas festival seran destinados a te la mejor miisica de Miami. para las rifas desde ahora, solo Rvdo. P. Vincent T. Kelly completar la cuota de la Parro- Para reservaciones puede lla- cuestan $1.00 cada una o si lo Superintendente de Educaci6n. quia para el fondo de las Cari- marse a los siguientes telefo- prefieren, 6 por $5,00. Pueden dades del Arzobispo. nos: 552-5744 Tula Guerra 223- adquirirse los Domingos des- 2549; Elena Quintero 643-1452 y pues de cada misa. VENGA A Baile de AlinaRivero 552-0292. LAFERIA! Juan y Maria Antiguas Alumnas de Lourdes El Sabado 9 de Febrero de El proximo Domingo 10 de Madre Beatriz Blasco que 1980, el Movimiento Familiar Febrero las Antiguas Alumnas fallecio recientemente en Rio Autentica Comida Mexicana Cristiano celebrara su tradi- del Colegio Ntra. Sra. de Lour- Negro, Colombia despues de Pruebe nuestras especialidades: Enchiladas de Cangrejos, Taquitos cional "Baile de los Enamora- des ofreceran la Santa Misa, dolorosa enfermedad. Rancheros, al estilo de la Calle Olvera de Los Angeles, Sopa de dos con Juan y Maria". Este con motivo del Aniversario de Madre Beatriz es bien re- Alb6ndigas, Entremeses; Ceviche, Guacamole, Nachos y Mole la aparicion de la Virgen, en la cordada por el exilio porque, Poblano. ano el baile sera en el Dupont Plaza Hotel, 300 Biscayne Iglesia Sts. Peter and Paul, 900 bajo la tutela del fallecido Ar- 1^727 N.W. 27 Ave. MIAMI Tel. 642-6961,, Blvd., Way, en el downtown de SW26Rd., alal:30p-.m. zobispo Coleman Carroll, estu- ABIERTO: LUNES a SABADOS de 11 a 11 -DOMINGOS de 4 i Miami, desde las 9 P.M. hasta Esta Misa tambien sera vo al cuidado de las ninas que las 2 A.M. ofrecida por el alma de la venian solas de Cuba. Pagina 2AI Miami, Florida! THE VOICE I Viernes, Febrero 8,1980 NOTICIAS DE LA SEMANA La Semana de las te," dijo refiriendose a los mi- NACION les de familias, sobre todo Alimentos para nifios madres y ninos, beneficiados Escuelas Catolicas Washington —(NC)— Las en diez anos. Muchas son his- "Uno de la Familia" es el nuevas reglas del Departamen- panas. El congreso se ocupa ya lema bajo el cual las escuelas to Federal de Agricultura ha- del problema de fondos, causa- de la Diocesis han comenzado ran posible que miles de ninos do por la inflacion y por el esta semana una serie de pro- sean incorporados al programa aumento de quienes necesitan yectos que se extenderan por de alimentos en los centros de esta ayuda con su dieta. todo el ano escolar y confian en cuidado diurno en todo el pals. que cada proyecto quede como Una mejor y mas balanceada responsabilidad permanente dieta le sera ofrecida a los MUNDO de los grados a los cuales ninos de familias de bajos fueron asignados. ingresos. Estos centros deben Documentos de Puebla Algunas escuelas, por estar patrocinados por alguna Bogota, -(NC)- Una ejemplo, decidieron "adoptar agencia del gobierno o de las reunion de los directores de co- abuelos". Cada grado de la es- Iglesias. municacion social de las 22 cuela se hace responsable de conferencias de obispos afi- un anciano entre los recluidos Vida y Muerte liadas al Consejo Episcopal en un hogar de ancianos. Los Dallas -(NC)- Ciento Latinoamericano estudiara es- ancianos reciben un certifica- cincuenta obispos de Estados te mes los detalles de una cade- do de la Parroquia firmado por Unidos y Canada se reunieron na de comunicacion electroni- todos los ninos quienes los vi- para estudiar las consecuen- ca que eventualmente sirva pa- sitaran, enviaran tarjetas en cias morales de la nueva "tec- ra una agencia continental de las fiestas y les escribiran las nologia de la vida y la muer- la Iglesia catolica, con vistas a noticias de la escuela. Esto lle- te," con ayuda de teologos, difundir las conclusiones del vara un rayito de luz a los an- Los personajes de la obrita teatral presentada en St. Brendan medicos y jurisconsultos. documento de Puebla. Tam- cianos. Entre los temas figuraron los bien se prepara la celebracion Otras escuelas ofreceran bebes de probeta, la manipula- en julio del 25 aniversario del fiestas mensuales o tardes de cion de las genes, y la prolon- CELAM, y la publicacion de bingo y golosinas para entrete- gacion artificial de la vida de otros libros y folletos de al- ner a los ancianos de la Parro- •pacientes gravemente en- cance popular sobre Puebla. quia. Muchas se han dedicado fermos. El Papa Juan Pablo II a recoger medicinas, alimentos envio a los obispos un mensaje Viaje del Papa a Brasil y ropas para enviar a los de aliento "a su sentido de res- Ciudad del Vaticano — paises donde son muy necesi- ponsabilidad pastoral ante el (NC)— Fuentes oficiales con- tados. Son muchos y muy alen- reto del mundo moderno." firman que el Papa Juan Pablo tadores los proyectos empren- II ira al Brasil en julio para didos. Tribute a Durante participar en el Congreso La Semana de las Es- Los Angeles -(NC)- El Eucaristico de Fortaleza, en la cuelas Catolicas, bajo su lema comico Jimmy Durante, quien asamblea de sus obispos, en la "Uno de la Familia", trata murio a los 86 anos en Santa inauguracion del santuario na- tambien de aumentar la rela-' Monica (complicaciones de cional de N.S. Aparecida, y en cion entre las escuelas y la fa- pulmonia) fue sepultado en el el 25 aniversario de la funda- milia, tanto en el ambito local cementerio de la Santa Cruz cion en Rio del Consejo Epis- como en el comunitario: Llama despues de la misa funebre co- copal Latinoamericano (CE- la atencion sobre los tesoros Los trabajos expuestos por los alumnos de las Escuelas Cat6li- mo catolico que fue. Apodado LAM). Es posible que ademas presentes en cada familia y cas fueron magnificos y muy numerosos. "schnozzola" porque tenia visite a Sao Paulo, Brasilia, que muchas veces no reconoce- una gran nariz, el comico tuvo ' milia y en comunidad todas las piado para rendir tribute a la Manaus, Porto Alegre, Recife mos o tomamos como cosas alegrias, las tristezas, el amor "familia" de Educadores Ca- una carrera de 64 anos sembra- y otras ciudades. Con 110 normales. Estimula el com- da de caridad cristiana con los y la oracion. tolicos que con tanta devocion millones de habitantes, de partir y disfrutar juntos en fa- Tambien es tiempo apro- atienden a nuestros ninos. pobres tanto en Troya, su ellos 90 por ciento catolicos, ciudad natal, como en el resto Brasil es el mayor pais catolico del pais. Sus chistes fueron del mundo. limpios, lo que le valio un pre- mio de la Organizacion de la Mujeres Corren Grave Juventud Catolica. Argentina niega apoyo Buenos Aires — (NC) — Una mision de Estados Unidos Sacerdote preso sin causa explico a la Junta militar ar- Riesgo al Fumar Washington — (NC)— El gentina la estrategia del em- Cada ano el Departamento ejerce peligro sobre el feto y el debe en parte, a la tradicion caso del sacerdote Catolico bargo de granos contra la de Salud, Educacion y Bienes- bebe recien nacido. historica del vicio. Los Rdo. P. Edicio de la Torre, de Union Sovietica por la inva- tar por orden de la ley tiene Fumar tabaco, simbolo de hombres comenzaron a fumar las Filipinas, de 36 anos quien sion de Afganistan. Argentina que reportar ante el Congreso la liberacion de la mujer, ahora extensivamente durante la pri- ha estado encarcelado por cin- invoca la propia determinacion acerca de las consecuencias representa una amenaza no so- mera guerra mundial mientras co anos sin el correspondiente para negarse a cooperar en el sobre la salud que trae el fu- lo para la mujer, sino tambien que las mujeres dieron inicio al juicio legal, ha atraido la aten- embargo como productora en mar. Este es el doceavo reporte en su habilidad de traer ninos vicio principalmente durante cion de un grupo de legislado- grande, pero prometio no apro- sometido y como dijo la Secre- saludables al mundo. la segunda guerra mundial. res de los Estados Unidos. vecharse comercialmente de la taria al presentarlo, "es uno de El reporte representa in- Debido a que las enferme- situacion. Una mision sovieti- los mas alarmantes hasta la formacion reciente sobre el dades obstructivas y cronicas Ordenacion tipo catolico ca llego a comprar excedentes fecha." consumo de tabaco en este del pulmon no se efectuan Cincinnati —(NC) — de la exportacion de 1980 (cal- Este estudio enfoca los pais. El nivel nacional esta hasta casi 30 anos mas tarde, Representatives de 10 denomi- culados en 5 millones de tone- efectos del tabaco en la mujer. disminuyendo, tanto para los no es hasta ahora que vemos naciones protestantes acorda- ladas), asi como carne. Agre- El reporte esta dirigido al hombres como para las muje- los inicios de la evidencia del ron unanimamente crear un gados los minerales, el comer- Congreso, a la comunidad me- res. La industria de los segu- dano en las mujeres. ministerio que incluye Obis- cio entre Rusia y Argentina pa- dica y la salud publica, y al ros ahora reconoce que es buen pos, presbiteros o pastores y sa de los $400 millones al ano. publico en general para dar a negocio ofrecer mejores des- diaconos, un rango de tres 6r- Hace algiin tiempo que el go- conocer tres importances cuentos a los que no son fuma- denes ministeriales similar a la bierno de Washington retiro hechos. dores. En un estudio realizado IMPRENTA existente en la Iglesia Catoli- apoyo militar y economico a la el ano pasadp, el State Mutual ca. Esta decision sera someti- junta militar. Primero, establece de" una Life Assurance Company dijo "MARESMA' da a las distintas denomina- vez por todas que las mujeres que, "las diferencias entre la ciones para su estudio y apro- Payasos ante el Papa no estan exentas de los pe- mortalidad de fumadores y no 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. bacion. Ciudad del Vaticano — ligros que vienen con fumar. fumadores es demasiado gran- A MEDIA CUADRA OE FLAGLER STREET (NC)— La audiencia del Papa Las mujeres que fuman como de para ignorarla." Hoy dia, Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para Se Agotan cupones de alimen- Juan Pablo II del 30 de enero hombres, corren los mismos proporcionalmente hay menos tos tuvo un final extraordinario riesgos que los hombres. fumadores que en cualquiera Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, Detroit -(NC)— Robert con la presentacion de paya- Segundo, nos dice que la epoca durante los ultimos 45 Cumpleafios, Recordatorios y Greenstein, del Departamento sos, malabaristas y otros ar- epidemia de cancer de los pul- anos. El consumo por persona de Agricultura, advirtio que tistas de un circo en homenaje mones entre las mujeres se ha se ha vuelto al nivel de 1952. Y Misas. Impresionesal Relieve, estan por agotarse en mayo los al Papa ante 6,000 peregrinos. iniciado como resultado de la se han popularizado los ci- fondos del programa de cupo- "Que siempre sirvais al Senor gran cantidad de mujeres que garrillos con menor nivel de ni- TODA CLASE D£ TRABAJOS nes de alimentos, si no se llevando alegria al projimo, comenzaron a fumar al princi- cotina y alquitran. COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES amplia a $8 millones el presu- con vuestra fe sencilla en Dios, pio de la segunda guerra mun- puesto para 1980 de $6,2 millo- vuestra lealtad a la familia, el dial. Por muchos anos ha existi- AHORRE TIEMPO Y DINERO nes. "No hay programa que amor a los ninos, la solidari- Y tercero, nos brinda do el mito que fumar no es tan CONFIANDONOS SUS IMPRESOS haya ayudado tanto a los dad en momentos de adversi- nueva evidencia que fumar ta- peligroso para las mujeres co- ABRIMOS OIARIAMENTE DE 8 AM A 6 P M pobres directamente como es- dad," les dijo Juan Pablo. baco durante un embarazo mo para los hombres. Esto se TELEFONQ 642-7266 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Viernes, Febrero 8,1980 / Pagina 3A Gran Nariz, Mas Aumenta Numero de Diaconos en E.U. Grande Corazon de todos ellos, bromeando y riendose con su estrepitosa risa y quebrada voz cuando en los ensayos cometian un dispa- rate. Solia almorzar con ellos y pasar horas de conversacion en sus hogares cuando no tenian nada que hacer. "Jimmy noes eltiempoque viene, hace un obra de cari- dad y se larga. El es amigo que viene y siempre deja algo brillante y especial en cada uno", dice el Padre Owen An- geloni, el actual pastor, "gra- cias a el tenemos una escuela Troy, N.Y. -