PITTSBURGH Civic, Diocesan Leaders Discuss Needs in Braddock

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Focus on new parish Civic, diocesan leaders discuss needs in Braddock

By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK Bishop Bevilacqua ol the traumatized by the moving committee's recommendations, expo in nr Noting that Good Twenty educational, political, acceptance ol the recommenda Shepherd Parish has acquired the and civic leaders from the Braddock lions by the Presbyterial C ouncil, properties ol six parishes. Bishop area turned out for an April 8 the announcement oi the Bosco asked whether the housing meeting to discuss the needs oi the consolidation ol six parishes into authority could make use ol the community and how the Catholic one congregation, and the properties Ms Revettl said that Church, in particular, the soon to- establishment ol a steering was a long range but Icasibie be-established Good Shepherd committee to oversee the transition possibility and that the matter Parish can respond to those needs. period. would have to be discussed lurther. ‘This meeting here this evening “One of the things we thought but she promised to get back to Fr is just another link in a chain that necessaiy would be to convene a Boyle began on Jan. 27. 1984, Aux meeting oi. and I think I used the Monique Dietz, a representative Bishop Anthony Bosco told those words, movers and shakers, he of the Presbyterian Agency on who attended the meeting at the St. said. Movers and shakers are the Aging, noted the past cooperation Thomas High School building. At people who are Interested or should between the diocese and her that time. Bishop Bevilacqua be interested in this community... organization concerning the convened a meeting oi the pastors "Because this is an extremely conversion ol the former St Joseph His Jaith Is a powerful Jorce In his life, Tito Jormer seminary student, tells Fr. Peter Horton. ol the eight parishes in the area and significant movement in the convent Into a group home for the Capobianco. eflrector oj the Pittsburgh Opera and appointed me in charge ol a history ol Braddock. we felt that elderly and said there were committee to study the needs ol people such as yourseil who have an possibilities to explore concerning this area as the Church is interest in Braddock should be further projects. concerned and how we might best here, not because you care about To the members ol the Braddock A chat with Tito Capobianco approach a solution to the needs. cobblestones, bricks and mortar, Borough Council. Bishop Bosco The April 8 meeting was an but basically you low people.' asked what the community's By Fr. PETER HORTON addition to the arts and culture as the new director opportunity for Bishop Bosco to Bishop Bosco said that the greatest needs were. Council oi Pittsburgh Opera. introduce the community leaders Church couldn't meet all of the member Mildred Devlch said the Following a call, a vocational destiny, the fates as This dynamic, friendly man, Ti to Capoblanco, isa to the members ol the steering needs ol the community, but said it first priority Is to get the residents it were, he has come to the challenge of Pittsburgh lover oi Pittsburgh, the arts and above all. a lover ol committee for Good Shepherd must take the lead against the to join hands to rebuild the a city with a rich musical heritage, tradition and people. Parish, the members ol the despair in the area. Strength, he community. reputation. Originally from La Plata, the capital oi the stair ol diocesan stall who were active in said, will come from working John Jakiela. another borough Consciously or subconsciously, new challenges Buenos Aires in Argentina about 50 kilometers the transition period in the together. council member, said a major have led him from his native Argentina to cities outside ol the city oi Buenos Aires, Capobianco is Braddock parishes, and to Joan Revel i i ol I he Allegheny priority was rebuilding (he throughout the world, a journey that has brought from a family ol three. The child of a musician introduce the pastor designate. Fr. County Housing Authority told community's infrastructure — him to a city which he sees as one "in transition father and a member oi a family oi musicians — his Robert Boyle. Bishop Bosco that the housing streets, waleriines. sewers, eu He from blue collar to corporate headquarters, but a mother was the only non-musician — Capobianco Betore discussing the needs ol authority would be happy to assist added more single family housing city with a unique mix oi ethnic backgrounds and was introduced to the arts at an early age. the Braddock community. Bishop In the placement ol elderly persons is needed, not only lor the existing family traditions Bosco briefly went over a In public housing in I he He said his attraction to the theatre and opera residents but to attract new From his first acquaintance with Pittsburgh in1 chronology of events that led up to community When questioned by 'began at age eight when he attended a production residents. Jakiela noted that Good 1962, he has maintained a close attachment the evening's meeting — the survey the bishop, Ms. Revetti said every Shepherd School will be the only through his friends and now he is a stunning (Continued on page 3) ol parishioners at the eight effort is made to keep residents in school in the borough parishes by the committee their home community and added Braddock Mayor Kenneth members, the presentation to that older residents are olten /Continued on page 7) Mass set April 16 Catholics of diocese donates for BCM installations $861,098 for missionary work Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua and deliver the homily at the Mass. and Bishop Joseph L. Howze ol It will be the bishop's first visit to Catholics ol the diocese to you and to me, however, the basic 'bread and butter support lor Biloxi. Miss., one oi 10 black US. the Homewood parish. Bishop Bishop contributed S778.885 to (he challenge to provide a substantial the Church in the Missions.' bishops, will concelebrate a special Howze will make comments Howze Society for the Propagation ol the increase in aid to assist these He explained that of the $43 Installation Mass to introduce the following the official installation. Faith and $82,2)3 to the Society ol mission churches with their million plus, some $8.5 million was executive director and board oi Priests from the local diocese and St. Peter Apostle during 1984. lor a pastoral and catechetical received through the Mission directors of Black Catholic a national assemblage oi priests total ol $861.098. programs, their formation ol Sunday collection. Ministries at Holy Rosary Church, from across the country are In a letter ol thanks to Fr. John seminarians, religious novices, lay Homewood. Tuesday, April 16, 7:30 expected to participate in the caiechists and leaders: in (act with Through the general fund ol the Harvey, diocesan director of the Propagation ol the Faith the p.m. liturgy. Society lor the Propagation ol the all their efforts to serve their Parishioners ol three Catholic people." Church provides basic support for Black Catholic Ministries, a Faith. Msgr. William J. McCormack, churches, located in predominantly more than 700 local churches program oi the Diocese ol national director, noted that "it is a The national council, at Its recent black inner-city communities will throughout the developing world, Pittsburgh, recently resumed a full privilege lor me to acknowledge annual meeting in New York, program of activities following a take part in the liturgy. Corpus helping them to continue their with gratitude the generous announced that Catholics in the reorganization ol its structure and Chris ti, East Liberty. Holy Rosary, D.C.; the University ol Puerto Rico. pastoral, educational and medical offerings ol the Diocese ol U.S. donated $43,640.078 for the mission. One of the organization s and St. Benedict the Moor located Washington University, St. Louis, apostolates. 11 also provides Pittsburgh for the universal worldwide missionary work ol the principle goals is evangelization in in the Hill District will lake part in and the Center for Disease Control. emergency aid and has helped In missionary work ol the Church." Church through the society — an the past months in Ethiopia the the black community and to give the Mass. Gospel music for the Atlanta. increase of 7.8 percent over 1983. black Catholics a more active role Mass will be provided by the St. Board members are: Trudy Aveiy, He added that the last-growing Philippines. India and Papua New Church in the developing countries Also, $2.263.681 was donated lor Guinea and presence In the Church. Benedict the Moor Gospel Choir. Esq., Nellie Barron. Elise M is reflected in the fact that in 1983 support oi mission seminarians Bishop Howze was instrumental Leo Bradshaw. BCM's director, Bennett Regis D. Bobonls, the Rev Through the Society ol St. Peter 27 new seminaries were and religious novices through the in the collaboration of the pastoral received a bachelor oi science Mr James L. Dixon. Eddie Edwards, Society of St. Peter Apostle Apostle, yearly help is also given to letter on racism authored by U.S. degree from A S T Slate University. Charles Franklin. Dr. James O. established in the missions — 18 Increasing numbers ol seminar minor and nine major. biack Catholic bishops. He was the Greensboro. N.C. He also holds a Frink. Catherine irvis, Theodore Msgr McCormack noted ol this Ians in mission churches. Last year, first black to be named an ordinary master oi science degree from Ketchum. Michael Nichols, Betty This growth. Msgr. McCormack generosity that "it is a blessing that 52.681 seminarians were aided, as in this century to head a U.S. Bowman Gray School of Medicine. Pickett Francis Pollard. Irma explai ned. "is a sure sign ol hope for U.S. Catholics take very seriously were 7.000 men and women novices diocese. Winston Salem N.C. and has Robertson. Elizabeth J. Stoner, Fr two-thirds ol the human family the call to be missionary and In mission religious orders. A total Bishop Bevilacqua will publicly completed other training at David H. Taylor. Phil Taylor, and who live in those countries and express their mission spirit in a oi 579 seminaries are operated in install the board and Its director Howard University. Washington. Mary A Walker. indeed hope for all ol us. It presents manner that provides this most the missions.

Bishops, babies

Pittsburgh's three bishops officiated at the traditional blessing of look on. Mrs. Hawkins is a Jormer staff member of The Pittsburgh John B. McDowell blesses six month old Ricky Walker as his infants and children again this year on Easter Sunday at St Paul Catholic. In the center photo. Aux. Bishop Anthony Boscofinds Eric parents Mr. and Mrs. Rick Walker q) SL Cecilia parish In Rochester Cathedral In Oakland. At left. Bishop Anthony Bevilacqua gets OJchtntckJasctnated with his bishop's vestments. Eric, one-year- watch. Related photos and story on page 2. acquainted wtth six-month-old Lynn Marie Hawkins as her old. is accompanied by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph OJchtnlck —Photos by John C. Keenan parents. Tom and Patty Hawkins of St. George parish InAllenlown, Jr. o f Sacred Heart parish In Braddock Hills. At right, Aux. Bishop Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. April 12. 1985 Diocesan news Easter was special time for area Hmong family Easter was a special time this year lor the nine Sisters to serve as sponsors lor family members. members of a Hmong family who now make their The family members, and their baptismal names home In Pittsburgh and for the Sisters of the Holy are; Cha Doua (Paul) Vue. Youa (Maria) Vue. and Spirit In West View, who for years have reserved a their children Pa (Margaret). Sao (Anthony). Phong special place In their hearts for the Hmong (Peter). Gee (Anna). Zong (Anita). Chuekou (Mark) refugees. and Ping Sue (Philip). Cha Doua Vue and his wife Youa Vue and their In addition to Sister Richard, the lamilys four sons and three daughters formally were sponsors Included Sisters Christina Mane and baptized Into the Catholic lalth during the Easter Agnes Cecil la. Michael and June Saenz. Charles F vigil Mass at SS. Peter and Paul In East Liberty and Patricia Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Chester They became the first Hmong family here toenter Persichetti and Shirley Zottola. the Church and the baptism came following two Fr. Joseph McGovern. SJ. parochial vicar at SS. and one half years of instruction In the laith for the Peter and Paul, officiated at the baptisms, the parents by Sister Mary Richard, ol Immaculate Confirmation and First Communion ol the parents Conception parish In Bloomfield. The children and Pa. and the First Communion lor Sao. Phong received Instructions for six months with Sister and Gee. Agnes Cecilia The children are enrolled at Immaculate Sister Richard, a member of the Holy Spirit Conception School and will continue their religious Sisters, said following the ceremony: I leel studies there. Also, the parents will continue privileged to have had the opportunity to be instructions with Sister Mary Richard. Instrumental in bringing these dear people to God I This ceremony was just one among many events deeply respect and love them. They have given me taking place throughout the diocese to mark the more by their simplicity and Innate goodness than I Easter celebration have given them" Photos on this page depict some of the Easter Also. Sister Richard was among three Holy Spirit activities In the diocese.

IVtcsts oj the diocese Join I'ttlsburgh sJour bishops holy oils that were blessed al the Mass. Below. Fr. in concelebmltng the annual Chrism Mass al Sl Robert Franco distributes the oils to Joey Cupant 1‘uul ( dlliedrul on Holy Thursday. From lejt at the and his Jather Angelo. Jrom SS. Feier & Haul In altar as main celebrants are retired Bishop Vincent Beaver, as Leo Curto oj Midland awaits his turn Lconurd. Alu Bishop John McDowell Bishop Men oj the Holy Name Society also lined the aisles, Anthony Dcvlluiquu and Aux. Bishop Anthony bearing banners. Jor the Mass In the newly re I Iosco. Kcprcscntuitws q) parishes throughout the opened Cathedral diocese (¡(tended and carried back lo the churches —Photos by John C. Keenan

The Jamtly oj Mr. and Mrs Cha Doua Vue were Church by Fr. Joseph McGovern.Jar right, parochial baptized into the Catholic Jaith — theJirst Hmong vicar oj SS. Peter and PauL Family members rejugee Jamtly to enter the Church here — during studied Catholicism with Sister Mary Richard and the Easter vigil Mass Iasi week at SS. Peter and Sister Agnes Cecilia, both Holy Spirit Sisters, at Paul Church, East Liberty. Here, accompanied by Immaculate Conception tri Bloomjleld. their godparents, they are welcomed into the

The annual Easier Sunday noon Mass at St. Henry painted on the side oj each balloon and. ajler Mass. Church in Arlington is highlighted by distribution q) they were released outside in Jront oj the church, balloons. Butlerjlies. symbolizing neu.' lije. were

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SWISSVALE, PA. other home Improvements. Rev. Philip Donatelli, Pastor .hop Bevilacqua officiated at Holy Thursdayhursday washing theJeet oj his disciples. Bishop Bevilacqua CALL US TODAY 921-8252 iss al Blessed Sacrament Church in NalnNatrona washes the Jeet oj Bob Zvosko. one oj 12 men ights. Here, enacting the gesture oj Christ-*-* ja selected Jor the ceremony.

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Capobianco: This community deserves a first-class opera

IContinued from page I ) deserves, a lust class organization with first-class a proof to the community that “something new is productions. happening, something dlllrrent an attempt to of Lucia Dl Lammermoor"'. Another Influence In With the near completion ol the new Stanley conquer the community while preparing the his life — a powerful force which he feels Is the theatre, he finds that there will be no excuse lor company for the move to a new theatre foundation of his life — Is his lanh. a faith that was mediocrity. "1 am completely committed to lnaddition to his position as the general director nurtured In the religious practice of his family and designing a plan of excellence, a plan thai will give of the Pittsburgh Opera. Capobianco is also a a three-year period of seminary study. the community what It deserves.' he said, but that professor in the school of music at Yale University exists money Capobianco said "It was at the critical age of where he teaches acting, staging and twelve that 1 went to the seminary school at Lujan While he has experimented with new operas, he interpretation. Teaching since he was 24, he said for three years of concentrated study and TITO Ieels this educational approach is not really risky that the tear her gets as much as hr gives, learns as discipline. Introduced to the study of theology and CAPOBIANCO because you can never lake a chance when you are much as he teaches for it Is the young who keep him metaphysics at thlscritlcalage. Iwas years ahead of dealing with a master, he said, it is true, he said. up to date and aware ol new idras and v isions my colleagues at the university. It was here that I that America Is In love with a romantic repertoire, learned the values of loyalty, honesty...where I but this must be balanced with the tact that Coming here from San Otego, where he was also developed faith and an understanding low for civilization is moving on and so must opera, using general director. Capobianco has directed over 170 humanity." all the technokwy and multi media available, using different opera productions throughout the world every modt.n marketing procedure to make opera His presence brings much insight, charm and These basic values are very important to him and daring to the artistic and the general community "cannot be separ ted from my work as these faith an attractive. II costly proposition Since there Is no government support oi opera as there Is In Europe, Ti to Capobianco is as much in love with this city as values are the center of my life. He said his family he is with the arts, and he finds that the city has was a normal, everyday family In all aspects of life you must be careful to use a balanced approach, meeting the challenge ol excellence and the needs ol been "exceptionally warm and understanding in including religion, but it is an extended family with opening the door to the opera solid ecclesiastical connections, “producing a good the community without falling into the common people to keep the faith, to hang in there ewn denominator ol mediocrity number priests, nuns, religious superiors and a One thing that I made exceptionally clear was though it gets more and more difficult.' his admiration for Bishop Bevilacqua, who as he cousin, Monslgnor Larotunda. who Is a papal Capobianco views himself as the architect of a Still, it was the theatre that took hold of him as says, I find to be a man ol great knowledge, secretary.” program, the designer of a dream which needs the his vocation. Even though he studied law and educaUon and vitality." He is proud ol his support ol the community. While he is pleased with The enthusiastic love he has for his faith and his philosophy for three years with an eye on friendship with the bishop, proud ol his faith, the the generous support oi the Heinz family, the days in the seminary follows him wherever he goes. international affairs, he would leave all that behind faith which is the foundation ol his life, an Benedum Foundation and Frank Schneider, who He speaks of his early days In the theatre, which he once he made his directorial debut. An actor inseparable part oi his career and his lilt* made the OPTRANS system a reality, he realizes entered immediately after leaving the seminary, as himself, his study of acting music, set design and that “this Is the community moment, the critical Tito Capobianco is also a man ol great a "funny situation in which he found himself ballet set the tone of his whole life, an exuberant period in which the community must decide that it personality, energy, courage and insight, a true among twelve ex-seminarians.' love of the arts, a wonderful quality evident in all he will support the first class opera It desires, it is now designer oi dreams Yet, above and beyond all this, does and says, and his true vocation. Leaving the seminary, however, was not an completely in the hands of the community which he is a wonderfully warm man. a compassionate, abandonment of his faith or his religion, elements Tito Capobianco has a world-wide musical has the final decision The commitment of faithiilled Individual who loves his work, his faith, of his life that shine through In his warmth and reputation as one oi the most versatile men in excellence is always a "two sided affair with the his life and all humanity. He Is an outstanding gentleness. As he said. I will make mistakes, we all opera. Once he accepted the challenge of coming to proposal ol the director and the decision ol the addition to the community, an architect ol visions do, but no one can accuse me of intentionally Pittsburgh, he had only one goal in mind “to give community." This past season, a season full ol his for the community he cherishes as both an excl ting hurting anyone in anyway." He encourages all the community of Pittsburgh the opera company It innovation, is the foundation of a plan of greatness, new challenge and a close personal friend.

Tithing program FOUNTAIN COURT MOTil Ip* 4 RuiMtlptbf Ant 1 school study discontinued 0 C U * cl?y Ml .184. makes comeback dfe Modai n Units in doom Coftt* H An LqptMioflrt 1 bit u 8e*.n F©oi OtaoMtc C iiN h k Chttich C a th o lic in New Jersey hAMKAMtAiCAAO MASHACHAftU By STEPHEN KARUNCHAK Fr. Duch said that the names, survey to people who didn't receive AMO CHOdCt addresses and telephone numbers the initial questionnaires. C alvin and Ann Gmnavan MORRIS PLAINS. NJ (NC) - PHONE 301 289- 9131 The long-range planning ol the parents who were surveyed in E u rop e Thirty two lay people are repairing committee for diocesan schools has the feasibility study who indicated Father noted that survey Catholic churches in northern New Belgium Italy Austria accepted the proposals from that they were positive or uncertain procedure has been expanded to ouauesne unNWsrTY TwraunTZAns Jersey, but not with bricks and NSTTTUn Oi FOLK ARTS Germany Vatican City Schools Office personnel about sending their children to a Include St. Maurice in Forest Hills MAUER W MOLAR One«» mortar. Their tools are inspiration Switzerland France concerning the continuation ol the new diocesan high school in the and St. John Fisher in Churchill al talks and the recommendaiion feasibility studies looking into the area would be forwarded to the Borough, two parishes that weren't that parishioners practice tithing 17 Glorious Days establishment of two new high principals oi the existing Catholic included in the initial survey 'We Tithing, the old custom ol under the spiritual direction ol high schools so the principals could want to gather as much schools In the diocese. contributing 10 percent oi one's send the parents information information as possible to make an Father Joseph C. At a meeting held on April 3, the income to the church, has been about their schools. In addition. Fr. Informed decision without committee voted to accept the making a comeback in the slate. Duch said that letters will be sent to effecting a negative impact on our proposal that the feasibility study GIRDIS the pastors in the area asking them existing schools, he said. 1 n February 1977. lour for the Carrick/Brentwood area be to announce that the Carrick/ parishioners oi Immaculate Heart discontinued for the present time Brentwood feasibility study has When asked. Fr. Duch said that ol Mary Church in Wayne, where and the feasibility study for the been discontinued lor the present he was pleasantly surprised as to tithing had already oeen Monroeville/ Plum Borough area time. the turnout for the parental successful, visited Most Blessed continue. information meetings about the Sacrament Church in Franklin and Concerning the feasibility study S Y R IA feasibility studies in the spoke movingly ol thelrexperiences Fr. Robert Duch. assistant ol a diocesan high school in the Monroeville area (183 at St. with tithing. 1\vo weeks later Most M O S Q U E superintendent ol dioc esan schools eastern suburbs. Fr. Duch said that Bernadette Parish in Monroeville Blessed Sacrament's collections A p r il 2 8 for secondary education, said ol the Sister Rose Marie Wilson. OSF.who on March 25 and 65 at Our Lady oi rose by 50 percent, and within a situation in the Carrick/Brent­ has been facilitating the process, 3 :0 0 P M Joy Parish in Plum Borough on year they had doubled wood area. “We want to leave the will be contacting those persons door open if there would be March 28). We came to the Word oi the parish s success who volunteered to serve on the Putir. St M ir|irit Periti. Munitili meetings with open minds,“ he spread, and today the tithing dramatic change in situation in the four committees oi the next phase said. 'We didn't know what to program has grown to 16 two future." of the study process: the four •1 9 9 9 NaaTvork JU f1 0 1 7 ’h expect." speaker teams that have spoken at At meetings held March 26 and committees are facilities, financial, Bruaaala Paria Lucarna more than 200 churches in seven March 27 with Carrick/Brentwood program (curriculum) and Ticket Prices: Florence Rome Vatican City One condition placed on the dioceses. Sunday collections al the parents, the initial feasibility study enrollment. Venice Innsbruck Wieebeden feasibility study was that the ‘8“ , *7m, *6" showed that there was little interest churches have risen 70 to 140 A>eileMa at leeh— 'i, T—burin—i, Rhine River Cologne As as example ol some ol the enrollments at the existing or support for a new Catholic high percent — a combined iru rease —4 TtX Gmp t—et AtreMaMa tasks for the committee members Catholic high schools in the area PAPAL AUDIENCE school in that area The projected estimated at 825 million per year A IM l««l»n —Fr» ( —can to perform. Fr. Duch said that the would not be negatively affected if a Send thit coupon today for your enrollment for the 1986-87 God gives me the entire 100 Win —4 Owtll Party members oi the enrollment new school would open. Under the day-by-day itinerary brochure academic year was 241 students in percen t,' said one speaker in the Far Mar—att—— committee would be surveying one scenario presented to the Rev Joseph C Qtrdit (phone four grades: Fr. Duch said at the program. What's the big deal about Phone 434-5183 Byzantine Rile parishes in the area parents at the two meetings in the St Margaret Rectory 461 - meetings that the school would giving him back 5 percent?' Supported in part by the 435 East Tenth Avenue 0854) that weren't included in the inital eastern suburbs, the proposed high Munhall, Ann 15120 need 500 to 600 students to open. survey; or would help expand the Modern tithing programs PA Council on the Arts school would have an enrollment ol recommend that 5 percent ol Dear Fa th e r 389 students for the 1988-89 Income be given to the church, P'ease send your brochu Bishop Bevilacqua’s schedule academic year, the first year that while 5 percent can be donated to For homo delivery Nam e the proposed high school would other charities. Coll 471-1252, A d d re ss City Zip have four grades enrolled: 500 to The program's success is Circulation Dept. 600 students would be needed for a part iallyattributed to itsgrassroots IWeek oj April ¡41 decision to be made to open a new approach. "Ordinary people SUNDAY. APRIL 14 high school. However, many at the listening to other ordinary people FAITH — A SMI I F W II)K! two meetings felt that the diocesan 12 noon — Celebration of 25th anniversary of Episcopal ordination oi saying what it's meant in their As Sister Maya tells the breathtaking I aster story Most Reverend James W. Malone, Bishop of Youngstown. survey procedure was overly lives" is the way one speaker (The sione is rolled away .the tomb is ein/nr MONDAY. APRIL 15 cautious. describes the program. "I don't feel 7:30 p.m. — Confirmation at St. Agatha Church. Brldgevllle it would work as well II it were He is risen . He is risen!), this family in Burma Fr. Duch said that he thought it TUESDAY. APRIL 16 imposed from the top down." shares our joy because they share our faith was significant that 470 responses 7:30 p.m. — Celebration of Mass for Black Catholic Ministries ol the Some participants tell of the good Wouldn’t you like to send smiles like this were received in the survey from Diocese oi Pittsburgh at Holy Rosary Church. Homewood. fortune they've had since tithing. parents who would not send their to another family in the Missions? WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 Others speak about misfortune, children to an existing Catholic 6:30 p.m. — Bishop's Project annual awards dinner. Bellevue but also ol their increased ability to high school but who would THURSDAY. APRIL 18 handle it. consider sending their children toa You can! 9 a.m. — Visit with students and faculty at St. Francis Academy. Bishops and pastors are new Catholic high school in the 7:30 p.m. — Confirmation at St. Agnes, West Mifflin. enthusiastic about the program. area. Father said that the number FRIDAY. APRIL 19 Archbishop Peter L. Gerety of represents students who wouldn't 7:30 p.m. — Confirmation at St. James Church. West End. Newark once invited the entire have a negative impact on SATURDAY. APRIL 20 tithing team and spouses todinner enrollments at existing Catholic 9 a.m.— International Labor Management Prayer Breakfast at Hilton at his residence. "Theirs is a true high schools. Hotel. work ol love.” he said.

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Vatican II review

By NORBERT F. GAUGHAN We should not be surprised If the continued. The two popes keeping with Vatican 11 or have ts the presidents of the national Many stem worried about the lour versions do not agree, for the Intimately Involved with 1L John there been new directions not conferences. Yet there Is no reason synod that the Pope has called for movie Is a study ol ambiguities The XXJII and Paul VI. have gone to their envisioned and certainly not to be unduly anxious What may be this November In Rome to mark the film poses the question: where can reward. mandated by Vatican II? happening is that this isan effort to 20th anniversary ol the council. the truth be found? (Someone has But Pope Paul VI had the heavy Norbert separate the reality from the legend, Who is the keeper ol the memory Some people are hinting at dire pointed out this theme of task of carrying out the Caughan to go back to sources and to take of Vatican II? Yes. the Holy Spirit to motives — i.e.. an attempt to ambiguity Is also the subject of Implementation of the conctllar stock. What did the council ask? Is whose inspiration we attribute the overthrow Vatican II (whatever that Lawrence Durrell s The Alexandria documents That took time: the this what has happened? results of that council. Yet that means). In particular, each critic Quartet.') The variety of versions implementation was already one The present pope was one ol the same council stated that the Holy sees his special cause being thrown suggests Interpretations to be kept step removed from the Council. fathers of the Council. His Spirit rests within the church and ouL In mind as we move toward the Now more than hah of the Council memories are also part of the mix It In the teaching authority ol the Yet. what Is Vatican II? We know proposed synod. lathers have died. So too have some would be wrong to see In this pope and bishops. what It was (we think), but over the Vatican II was an event — It of the experts, although a few difficult, even by scholarship, to anythingmore than a 20-year check-up. Intervening years we've been happened — It produced some remain to tell us what they thought arrive at exactly what was meant or The synod, then. Is being called by Because of the short time exposed to varied, and sometimes eccleslal documents. These had happened. said on a given day and for what the church through Its pope He is allotted, with the smaller number ol contradictory. Interpretations of documents themselves were a In the Intervening 20 years, new purpose More than that, some of not inviting all the bishops of the bishops present, all this synod can what Vatican II meant. result ol compromises; that Is. In authorities appeared, some of the people who came back and world, for that would be in etlect do is to distinguish between what One Is reminded ol the movie the heat ol the dally debate and whom were not at the Council, to wrote their memories and another council, i Many have called happened In fact at Vatican II, what Kashomon. This 1951 Japanese arguments over dillenng views that tell us what the event meant. These remembrances of Vatican 11 added lor Vatican III: lew guessed at the is said to have happened, what has Him classic, based on a theme that were proposed, the language experts, theologians and others felt new material to the lore. They also proposal ol the pope for a review of resulted from other viewpoints. It is appears In many literatures. Is an straddled both sides ol the fence. they knew the particular Insight added to the ambiguity. Vatican Ms fruits, which again necessary to consider the present account ol a crime committed In a But that language Is all that that Vatican II intended to convey demonstrates his ingenuity and slate of the church to leara whether forest In Japan. Evidence Is remains ol the Council experience. at this point. So the Pope Is saying Let s call willingness to try new styles) provided In lour dlllerrnl versions When the bishops, the Council As a result something else has some bishops to Rome to review there Is agreement on the by the bandit, a nobleman, his wile, experts, went home.explanations of happened. "Vatican II" became what has happened in these 20 He Is calling bishops who are essentials The variables can be left and IlnaJly an Involuntary witness the meaning of the event wrapped up In myth.legend. II is years. Have the results been in elected in various countries — that open to further development. Other viewpoints Looking at Industry Councils They would go only so far.and when with what is called codetermlna The selection ol Mikhail S. Gorbachev as General Secretary ol the By Msgr. CHARLES O. RICE More than a hall century alter the war was over they back tracked tion. I rone tally both Japan and Soviet Communist Party appears to set the stage for long term totally. Murray wanted give and Germany were forced to change continuity in the policies ol the Soviet Union. He Is the first leader of Pope I’ i u s XI advocated them In an encyclical, Industry Councils are take, but the employers were always their management style for the his country since World War II who did not personally participate In fiercely protective ol what they better by their post war American being studied seriously in the Msgr. Charles thai conflict. Perhaps asa result he may not be as strongly affected by called management perogatlves. overlords. United States. The reason Is that, as O. Rice i he post war paranoia as were his predecessors. He will also have less When peace broke out. employers American industry is slow to vivid memories ol the terror and brutality ol the era ol Josef Stalin. Japan clobbers us economically, she uses a system bearing some wanted to turn the clock back, even learn and very slow to change its While Party Secretary Gorbachev will have little personal to the extent ol tampering with ways, and its leaders find it difficult recollection ol the Stalinist purges, he has risen to his leadership resemblance to the councils. Plus's encyclical was called "On economic gains. In 1945 President to value the opinions ol their position In the midst of cold blooded and ruthless repression. He was Harry Truman called a National workers. There is a lack ol respect moving up the Communist ladder when Soviet tanks squelched the Reconstructing the Social Order, and had a plan to do just that. The Labor Management Conference, for workers: worse still, mutual bid ol Czechoslovakia for greater freedom. He has been a prominent thinking to preserve in time ol distrust between workers and all member ol the Soviet hierarchy during the Invasion of Afghanistan, Pope praised unions without much all levels. Other labor leaders and peace, at least the same degree ol levels of management is endemic. the repression ol the Solidarity movement in Poland, and the reservation and denounced the many scholars joined him in seeing harmony as had obtained in time ol American Steel's imperial style ol assassination attempt against the Holy Father. His mentor was the excesses ol capitalism. Neither value in the concept. Phil was the war. The Conference failed, and the management has a lot to do with late Yuri Andropov. Communism, Fascism, nor radical greatest of the labor leaders who. major CIO industrial unions had to the decline ol that once great Whether the new leader will move his nation In the direction ol capitalism was favored in the during World War II. felt that the set off an explosion of strikes. industry. One is reminded of the moderation and peace or will heighten the East West tension document. workers and their unions should Incidentally I was heavily Involved whole Dorothy 6 controversy as the remains to be seen. A significant straw In the wind will be his In a nutshell, he said Industries cooperate in bringing American on the labor side, speaking at rallies Tri-State Conference on Steel tries treatment ol religious groups within the Soviet Union. should be run by councils which Industry up to the mark and and the like. 1 even gave a so valiantly to form its own Industry Recently, the Christian Science Monitor published an article were directed by a combination ol keeping it there, but he and his nationwide talk on the radio. Not Council. summarizing the unrelenting persecution ol Catholics within the capitalists, workers, managers, associates in labor leadership TV yet. American manufacturing could USSR. The Soviet underground journal on religious dissent In government and neutral experts. I insisted that labor have a say in the Henry P. Guzda, writing in the do worse than pay attention to the western Ukraine has recently reached the West. The journal, The am oversimplifying, ol course, but matter. Even before the war. while Monthly Labor Review. May, 1984. long dead Pope, and if not to him,at Chronicle ol the Catholic Church ol the Ukraine, focuses on the my space Is short. the Depression still held sway, related how Murray in 1951 was least to the evidence and to the plight ol Catholics In that region. In the aftermath of the Second Ezra Vogel is a Harvard several plants were rescued from absolutely prophetic as he said. "In dictates ol common sense. In order World War, virtually the entire hierarchy and clergy ol the Ukrainian Sociologist fascinated by Japan's failure when they let Murray's the future, unless some compre­ to survive we will have to tamper Catholic Church was arrested and subsequently killed by the growth and our decline. In his last people organize union participa­ hensive plan is undertaken within with our anti-trust laws, but Soviets. This Church with its estimated live million members book on the subject he stated that tion in management. industry...we may find (foreign selectively and in a way that would functions underground today, with bishops and priests ordained Industry councils, organized sector During the war there had to be nations outproducing us and make them less favorable to money secretly. by sector, would make American cooperation, and President unemployed Americans walking and more favorable to people, The monthly journal also gives details on the persecution ol manufacturing more competive. Roosevelt created a War Production the street)." Phil, who died In 1952. communities, and industrial Baptists, Jehovah's Witnesses, Pcntecostals and other Protestant The late, great Phillip Murray. Board which used some ol Murray's kenw that Japan had grasped the efficiency. Give the power ol money denomlnations. The Chronicle details conditions in psychiatric President ol the CIO, was taken by ideas. Murray never ceased to concept ol industrial democracy and the conservative mood ol the hospitals and labor camps, where men and women sentenced for the Industry Council Idea, promote the Industry Council idea, and was on the move. country, that may prove politically religious activities are regularly placed In solitary confinement or especially the proposal to have but the employers always resisted. Germans were also on the move impossible. tortured to get them to renounce their laith. workers share decision making at Secretary Gorbachev's treatment ol the Issue ol religious freedom in his country should provide some Indication of whether the Commun 1st leadership is capable ol change. II the Soviet Union continues to trample on human rights within Its own borders, the Questions for Fr. Bober lace ol Communist leadership will have changed without altering Its Identity. By Fr. CHARLES BOBER obligation would be satisiied Eucharist at least once a year St. Louis Review QUESTION: within the space ol a one year (during "Easter time"). It also I am thoroughly con/used about period. demands that It we are conscious ol The Gallup survey commissioned by "Our Sunday Visitor" on what we used to call "Easter duty. Doesn't this law demand serious sins we are obliged to Catholic attitudes toward the poor may raise some hackles. The Would you please explain what confession as well? No, the law on receive the sacrament ol commen ts ol those who responded to the survey seem to show the Church currently demands oj Fr. Charles the Easter precept says nothing reconciliation prior to receiving beyond question that the very nature and definition ol poverty has us in this regard. Bober explicit about confession but communion. changed. ANSWER: another law does. Canon 989 states: It is uncomfortable to write about This may be difficult to accept lor those who like to embrace the The law ol the Church deals with "Alter having attained the age ol this topic in terms ol minimums. It 'bootstraps'' phenomenon: our grandparents were poor, worked this matter in Canon 920. It states: discretion, each of the failhlul is is against so much ol what I believe hard, saved diligently, and fought their way up the economic ladder. "All the laithlul. alter they have bound by an obligation faithfully to to speak of "how few times do I have Why can't today's poor, we ask, do the same? been Initiated into the Most Holy confess serious sins at least once a logo to communion or confession." The answer, ol course, is that to bepoorin 1985 is something quite Eucharist are bound by the year." It is important to note that It is a painful (and absurd) as Sunday ol Lent until Trinity different from being poor a generation or two ago. The jobs at the obligation ol receiving Communion the law speaks of serious sins. A asking how little we have to spend Sunday (the first Sunday alter bottom ol the economic ladder today cannot provide the kind ol at least once a year. This precept further explanation ol this law is on a present for someone we love.or Pentecost). This permission was wages that enable the poor to break the cycle ol poverty. Because so must be fulfilled during the Easter found In Canon 916 which states: A even worse, like asking how little we granted at the request of the many Catholics are middle-class Americans, and so many belong to season unless it Is lullllled forajust person who is conscious of grave have to eat to stay alive. Second Plenary Council ol families where parents and grandparents raised themselves up the cause at some other time during sins is not to receive the Body of Just as we would honestly Baltimore (1866) and presumably economic ladder in the "bootstraps" fashion, it is not surprising that the year." This is a dear statement Lord without prior sacramental question the sanity ol people who Gallup discovered that many Catholics found it hard to accept why of the law. however, the law Itsell si ill stands. confession unless a grave reason is say these things, we have to wonder today's poor cannot do the same. may raise additional questions. present and there is not about Christians who merely America's generous Catholics give millions ol dollars in their own What Is considered to be the What would be a "just cause" for opportunity ol confession (in this observe the minimum. The diocese through gills to Catholic social agencies each year. They also "Easter season?" It seems that the allowing a person to satisfy this case, the person is to be mindful ol Eucharist is a channel of life and help the poor around the world through donations to Catholic Reliel compilers ol the present law ol the obligation outside the prescribed the obligation to make an act ol love. It is a celebration ol Chirst's Services and other agencies. Church envisioned the Easter time? The law gives no examples, perfect contrition, including the presence in our lives and in the Yet the questions remain: How many ol us go beyond sharing our season as extending from Palm but a possible example might be intention of confessing as soon as Church. Reconciliation is Christ dollars through agencies? How many ol us give our lime in person to Sunday until Pentecsot. However. serious illness or distance from possible). reaching out to us offering generally help the poor? Too often we hire people to take care ol the Catholics in the United States have appropriate ministers because ol The conclusion to all of these forgiveness and strength. Should poor Instead ol facing up to the task ourselves. In this regard, we have had a tradition ol defining that persecution or imprisonment. In citations is to say that the Church we not be asking how often rather some soul searching to do. season as extending from the first any case, the law envisions that the is demanding that we receive the than how seldom? Our Sunday Visitor Pittsburgh Catholic Scriptures Official Publication of the Diocese of ¡Httsburgh

Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, Acts 4:32-35 change the present. stress one side and forget the other I John 5:1 -6 II the Lord were to work through will eventually lead to a breakup ol Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington John 20:19 31 these "non-seers", they'd have to the community, we need both pulls By Fr. ROGER KARBAN find him while they were sharing at the same time. □ □ D Fr. Roger One of the reasons we regard with others. Faith is the most necessary Karban Many scholars - believe that element in our lives. It makes no Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates Sacred Scripture so highly is that today's second reading was written difference what powers the Lord Most. Rev. Anthony J. Bevilacqua, M A, J.C.D., J.D., President we believe the Biblical Writers were eyewitnesses of the events they to conteract misinterpretations has given ua Even the ability to Fr. W. Peter Horton, Executive Secretaiy narrate. These fortunate few saw arising from John's Gospel. Some forgive Is useless it we don't believe and General Manager the Lord's marvelous acts, then in the Beloved Disciple's Jesus has risen from the dead. Established 1S44 by Most Rev. Michael O'Connor, DX). wrote them down for us less community used his work as a Thomas is our stand-in. We feel it Annual Subscription Rate: 69 in U.S. 610 in Canada fortunate who would live centuries scarce. His church couldn't always springboard for heresy. Claiming to would be so much easier to believe il Member: Catholic Press Association later. go back to those who had seen and be guided by the Spirit, they we'd actually known the historical Served by NC News Service Such a belief might be compact recognized no other authority. Jesua Yet that doesn't seem to be Second-Class Postage Paid at Pittsburgh. Pa. ask their advice when they needed and orderly but it's far from help. They had to rely on the Spirit I John's author doesn't downplay true. Thomas might have actually Robert Melder, Editor accurate. Almost no one working in their own community. the Spirit, but he holds that other touched the risen Jesus, yet his Phil Taylor, Assistant Editor experienced the scenes he But to make certain they weren't criteria also exist. We're to pay belief is no different from someone Patricia Bartos, Stephen Kariinchak, Reporters describes. Even the four evangelists deluding themselves to have a real attention to the Advocate, but we who simply had faith in the J a c k L e e , Advertising Representative Jerry Fink, Business Manager came to faith through the Christian community. That’s one of must also follow God's command­ disciples when they said. We have Frank Murray, Circulation Manager testimony of others. the reasons Luke wrote the ments of love. seen the Lord!” Published Every Friday Each of today's Sacred Authors is pericope which makes up today's There are times when God's By the time John's gospel was among the vast multitude of "those first reading. Spirit and God's commands might written in the middle 90's, no one Postmaster tf* Subscribers: Send address changes to who have not seen but have He's not telling us exactly how pull us in opposite directions, but was seeing the Lord except through Pittsburgh Catholic. 100 W ood Street. Suite 500, Pittsburgh. PA 15222 believed." They've gone through the things were in the first generation it’s necessary. After all Jesus eyes of faith. The author wants us to Pittsburgh Catholic (1SN-032 Q323) same process as we. That's why it's church. We can read Paul's letters to himself came in both water and know that we're not disadvantaged. 100 Wood Street, important to listen very carefully to find that Luke's more concerned blood. He lived in the middle of We still can have life in Jesus'name. (First Avenue Entrance) tiie things they say. about how things should have tension. After all, itjust might be easier for Suite 500, Pittsburgh, PA 15222 Luke, the author of Acts, wrote been. He wanted his people's eyes Since we weren't actual us to believe than it was for Jesus' Phone: (412) 471-1252 fifty years after the historical Jesus. focused on the future, not the past. witnesses of his tension, we must actual followers. We're not Eyewitnesses were becoming It was the only way they could verify it by our own experiences. To distracted by the Lord's humanity. Opinions/comments Pittsburgh Catholic Friday. April 12. 1985 — Page 5

Letters to the editor A Jewish view of The Resurrection By MICHAEL J. McMANUS Lapide thinks the only plausible Since the first century, some have Praise for the commissioner Jews and Christians have never answer was a resurrect ion ol Jesus charged that the disciples stole understood each other very well "When this scared, lightened Jesus' body. Lapide says "Can To the Editor: But this past Easter and Passover, Michael J. band of the apostles, these swindlers let themselves be I find It dillicult to understand why someone who is working to there were two new platlorms lor McManus peasants, shepherds, and tortured and persecuted in the keep dangerous criminals oil our streets and to protect our children dialogue the powerful NBC TV fishermen, who betrayed and name of an Illusion — up to joyful would be so viciously and personally attacked by M ^ r Charles O. series AD. seen by millions and a denied their master and then tailed martydom? Klee I Barbara Haler and prisons. Pittsburgh Catholic. March 22). book read by only 3.000 him miserably, suddenly could be If 1 were a convinced atheist. 1 The simple truth Is that Commissioner Haler has done more to At one point, the TV series changed overnight into a confident could say yes. But as a "faithful improve the management ol the Allegheny County jail In one year accurately noted that Re ter and the mission society, convinced ol Jew, I cannot explain a historical that the previous commissioners have done in eight years. apostles were detended before salvation and able to work with development which has carried the His personal anger aside. Msgr Rice was not dislodged Irom the Jewish leaders by the respected much more success alter Easter central message ol Israel Irom prison board: his term expired and he was not re appointed And as rabbi. Gamaliel, who said. Keep 17. 2 Kings 4), and a third than before Easter, then no vision Jerusalem into the world ol the for drunken drivers, why would anyone want to put a person who had away Irom these men and let them happened to an unknown man or hallucination is sufficient to nations, as the result ol blind loo much to drink at a party in the cell next loa convicted murderer? alone: for if this plan is oi men. it whose corpse came in contact with explain such a revolutionary happenstance ...Christianizing ol a Alcohol abuse requires treatment not just incarceration. will fail; but II it is of God. you will Elisha's bones! (2 Kings 13). tranlormatlon. not for a world billion people is a significant way Barbara Haler Is looking out lor the taxpayer by pursuing courses not be able to overthrow them. You In Jeremiah s time, devout Jews religion which was able to conquer station toward the conversion ol ol action that will avoid having to pay millions ol dollars In lederal might even be found opposing suffered while Jews who accepted the Occident " the world to God. lines for releasing prisoners. II Msgr. Rice had a contribution to God." (Acts 5.381 pagan practices prospered Win Lapide adds. II God s power But Lapide doesn't believe the make, he should have made it three years ago. Then he could have However, perhaps a greater long does the way of the wicked which was active in Elisha is great resurrection proves Jesus was the taken credit for solving the mess that Commissioner Haler inherited. term bridge between Jews and prosper?" Jeremiah asked He enough to resuscitate even a dead Messiah Carl Braaten ol Chit ago s Christians will be a paperback that concluded that the righteousness person thrown into the tomb of the Lutheran School ol Theology says GERALD M LA FRANKIE has hardly sold since it was ol God necessarily demanded that Elizabeth Borough prophet, then the bodily in the book's Introduction that published in English In 1983 — all "who sleep in the dust of the resurrection of a crucified Jew also Jews think the Messiah will utterly "The Resurrection oi Jesus A earth" must appear for tinal would not be inconceivable. 'Or change the world ’But the world Prayer and spiritual hunger Jewish Perspective."' by Dr. Pinchas judgement. A just and merciful God have I no power to deliver?'(lsa has not changed, not as long as Lapide. a former Israeli diplomat, wouldn't let death be the end 50:2) asks the Lord. there is genocide, racism, violence, To the Editor now a professor in Germany. The possibility ol resurrect ion Lapide also notes that all four war. nuclear Insanity, poverty, Prayer and a snack ol food have something in common: they can “1 accept the resurrection ol was denied by the Sadducees at the Gospels say that women are the hunger, etc. Christians put Jesus time of Jesus, but was supported by each reduce a form of hunger and increase one's balanced judgment: Easter Sunday not as an invention first to find the tomb enpty. In a the Messiah in the center, but Jews the Pharisees. In fact, when Jesus prayer reducing spiritual hunger and food easing one s physical ol the community ol disciples, but purely fictional narrative,' women put the kingdom which the hunger. as an historical event.'' said Lipide asked his disciples "Who do men would not have been crown Messiah brings. Which side is say 1 am?" the answers given right? Has the kingdom come Before one goes grocery shopping, I have heard the advice given But he does not see Jesus as the witnesses since "they were presupose the.rebirth ol dead Jews already“?" that it is good to eat something so one is not hungry. Having no Messiah, and remains an Orthodox considered incapable ol giving valid John the Baptist. Elijah, Jeremiah hunger, one is able to make a more objective and balanced Jew. testimony And the disciples did “Auschwitz and the founding ol or other prophets assessment ol one s household grocery needs. How is that possible? not believe them.' (Luke 24:11) the State ol Israel stand in the same However, when Jesus dies on the spiritual relationship with each Life is like a grocery store with a wide variety ol seemingly endless First, he says the Easter event The resurrection Is never cross, the disciples all forsook him, other as Good Friday and Easter options, fads and inducements with each offering its own special was "chiefly a Jewish faith described as an undeniable event and fled, said Mark Lapide writes which disclosed itself to all people Sunday, Lapide says. Without the appeal. If we are spiritually hungiy. then much like grocery shopping, experience." He explains that the "How can it be explained that, It became a reality orglnally only to resurrection oi Jesus, altei our inner hunger can influence our judgment and not always for the Hebrew Bible (The Old Testament) against all plausibility, his those knew the living Jesus. Golgotha, there would not have better. describes a transfiguration (Saul 1 adherents did not finally scatter, Further, the accounts ol the been any Christianity — just as "I don't know what 1 was thinking when I did that, a person might Sam. 10.6). an ascension (Elijah: 2 were not forgotten, and that the Gospels conflict in details — as Auschwitz without the successive say. lamenting some poor decision. Yet II one's hunger is strong, it Kings 2:11 land three resurrections cause of Jesus did not reach its might be expected Irom different new foundation oi Israel could have can influence one's decisions as much as or even more than one's carried out by the prophets. Two infamous end on the cross?" eyewi tnesses. meant the end ol Judlasm intellect. were conducted by Elijah (1 Kings A prayer or two during the day or before an important decision is a way of satisfying one's inner hunger before committing one's resources. BOB OAKES Doctor Catherine of Siena — part I New Castle By Sr. MARY FIDELIA CHM1EL Most authorities would agree they come to Christ the closet they The approaching least ol St. that a mystic is a man or woman draw to each other. Catherine ol Siena provides an united to God in an experimental Does it make "mystic and Letter from a traveler "open moment"’ lor a serious fashion, one who senses the Divine saint" interchangeable terms? reflection on the timeliness ol the G» Presence and intuits Reality. To be Without a great low oi God it is To the Editor declaration ol two women saints, a mystic is to have the spiritual Impossible to be a mystic or a saint. While sailing around the world with the University ol Pittsburgh's St. Catherine oi Siena and St. awareness ol being intimately As noted, the essence ol the "Semester at Sea," a letter from home had a clipping about the Teresa of Avila, as Doctors of the united to God. This divine intimacy mystical tile is precisely this termination ol the title St. Thomas and the old church in Braddock. Universal Church. The raising ol or intense love lor God and intimate union with God However, Only a few days before, 1 had been asked by one ol the faculty ol this these two women — the first in the neighbor expresses itseli In a very It does not follow that every saint is floating college about St. Thomas the Apostle in India: where and long history ol the Church — to the delicate conscience, a constant a mystic A person may prat lice all the virtues to an heroic degree and when and is it fact or legend? I asked for time to research it but found high rank of such prestigious ROWN struggle with the slightest almost nothing in the ship's secular and not large library much figures as St. Thomas Aquinas and manl festal Ions ol selfishness, a perform the prescribed miracles, about India but nothing about SLThomasand his martyrdom. Later St. Augustine took place a decade c great charity and burning apostolic yet God may wlthold this in Egypt, there came aboard an interim and inter-port professor, and hall ago — in 1970. At that zeal. experienced union with Htmscll from Midwest U.SA — imagine that — an authori ty on India to brief time, the papal action was characteristics in common. Both It lollows that there can be no which may be given as gilt to students and tourists about the next country to be visited. I learned interpreted as reflecting the vowed are canonized saints, both are true mysticism without morality. another person ol lesser virtue Most saints were known lor thier about St. Thomas from him. Readers ol the Pittsburgh Catholic, at intention ol Paul VI to give greater considered authentic mystics and Ultimately, saints and mystics are least those from Braddock. might be interested. recognition to women in the recongized spiritual writers and judged by Christ s own axiom "By active works; we know ol niystics Church. both were remarkable women, true Their Fruits You Shall Know mostly through their own writings To introduce my subject I told this scholar from Kansas about Thus an exploration oi the "open to their feminine Insights yet Them.” Furthermore mysticism or through their disciples Bishop William Morrow ol Bangalore. India, who toured the Diocese moment" may serve as a visible manifesting a striking virility, does not exclude asceticism Alter Christ told Catherine I ol Pittsburgh in almost all ol its 10 counties to assist aging Bishop confirmation oi Christ's abiding fearlessness, and courage — a lact (practice ol self-discipline); actually desire to become more closely Hugh C. Boyle with his schedule of confirmations. Once in my presence in the Church which has noted by all biographers. Thus, they it demands it on a deeper level united to thee through charity hearing Bishop Morrow was asked about SL Thomas in India His an uncanny way of appearing on could be considered androgynes. consistent with the purity ol our towards they neighbor she became reply was that this belief was based only on tradition and found only target at the proper historical An androgyne (andro-man plus intentions and the clarity ol our the incarnation ol Christian in southern India but he added: do not tiy to tell Catholics therewith moment — through its Pontiffs gyne woma n) is an I mage vision. As the life ol Catherlne ol charily. This charily accounled lor thelrChristian faith handed down from the time ol the apostles that Who does quality for a Doctorate? symbolizing the union ol two Siena will illustrate it is an her dynamism. Her devotion to the St. Thomas may never have been in India. They would be offended, Why does it seems to be an idea modes, masculine and lemlnine, ol approach from the heights ol love,a Church, the sick, prisoners, the oppressed, and to sinners is said he. and laugh you to scorn. whose time has come? Undeniably, the human personality and creative transfiguring love, rather this column can only be an ultimately the union ol that than from the depths oi our legendary. More details which I learned from the Interport instructor: St. introduction — an honest attempt personality with God as will be miseries' In the words ol Evelyn Underhill, a recognized contemporary mystic. Thomas entered India at the west coast port ol Cochin which is in the to present one point ol view invit ing shown in the Mystical Marriage One ol Catherine's lavorite Catherine ol Siena is one ol tin- modem state ol Kerala: that he spread the Gospel across India to the prayerful dialogue since we are all with Chlrst" ol both Catherine and statements, in the Dialogue, is that east coast, to today's city of Madras in the state of Tamil Nadu. There co-disciples in Christ Jesus who is Teresa in some future columns a soul cannot live without loving most insititutional and yet profoundly transcendental ol all the he was killed by an arrow in 78 A.D. while he knelt in prayer before a our "hope ol glory." Saints were already defined as It must have something to love lor it mystics of the Church. The cross. When the Portuguese came to India in the 17th century, they A Doctor ol the Church is "those who exaggerate what the was created in love and she distinguished Norwegian writer built a church on the site and called it Sau Thome and that in its officially defined as an illustrious Church and the world have emphasized that love carries the Sigrld Undsel in her biography Portuguese form is the title of the cathedral, now privileged to be person w h o. for his sanctity, lorgotten" and as people who were soul as the leet carry the body. For "Catherine ol Siena" says that the called a basilica. Near to St. Thomas Mount is the Madras airport. orthodoxy in the faith.and above all absolutely fearless, absurdly happy, her the essence ol Jesus' being was for his eminent wisdom In sacred obsessed with God and His the fullness ol love. life story ol this political saint and In our own time, there is a ablest diplomat ol the Church The Catholic population ol India is about 12 million and there are things, as documented in his Kingdom, and almost always in striking hunger and thirst for the represents "one ol the most 125 bishops and 12 titular bishops. Priests number about 12,000 writings, is adorned with this title trouble — while on this earth. real thing: union with the Living fascinating ever told ol a woman’s (7,058 diocesan and 4.943 Religious). There are about 50.000 nuns by a special decree oi the Church." It It will be more difficult to give a God. People today are not satisfied life, a life ol a rich and radiant talent serving In 5.159 parishes. 17.228 mission stations and other schools follows that one so honored will comprehensive description ol a with knowing about God.They long developing in an exceptional way and institutions. These totals are from India's 1984 Catholic henceforth be consulted in meeting mystic. Through the centuries to experience God and to develop an under the influence ol grace T his Directory. These totals are impressive until one leams that Catholics new or unprecedented challenges there have been many aberrations intimate relationship with Christ. is what sanctity is all about. It can form only 1.71 percent of the country's population, thought to be or in resolving perplexing and exaggerat ions in this area Also This hunger explains the vogue for be stranger than fiction as the about 684 million. "Doubting Thomas" planted well and once again situations which appear in every this column is not concerned with various pseudo mystical cults as subsequent brief account ol the it can be said that the blood ol martyrs becomes the seed ol the epoch. extraordinary states brought about well as the popularity ol amazing spouse ol truth and the church. Although one of the women was a by artificial means or does it deal Spanish Carmelite nun oi Jewish with the mysticism ol non charistmalic groups where tireless dove ol peace will reveal Christians although it gladly pa rticipants lind God in challenging us to a renewed fai th in I also learned that in 1984, the president ol India accompanied by origin and the other an Italian lay recongnizes the presence ol themselves and in each other with a Christ's abiding presence in His his daughter and the governor ol the state of Tamil Nadu visited the member ol the Third Order oi St. mystics in all religions. dawning realization that the closer Church to the end ol time Basilica of Sau Thome and heard the archbishop ol Madras pray for Dominic they have important India: "..Let various communities which have been called to make up our nation be blessed with mutual understanding, tolerance and a brotherly attitude towards one another." Commandments of choir FR E. CHARLES PATTERSON By Fr. JEROME LeDOUX selfish, vain glory hog. Would I try to work just as hard, Bombay. India "How do 1 respond — inside and When I am asked to do even II none applauded my eliorts?' ourside — when someone else is in something, do I play 'hard to get', This Is the ultimate test ol whether (Editor's note: Fr. Patterson is the pastor emeritus of St Bede Parish, the spotlight instead ol me — even even though I may have the time we are working for God. Point Breeze/. though I could do the same thing Fr. Jerome and willingness to perform the 'Will 1 show up on a cold, rainy just as well?" LeDoux service?" Playing hard to get is day — or just when it’s bright and Robert Neal, one ol the several clearly another expression ol sunny?" The test for lair-weather Cheers for columnist excellent itinerant workshop vanity. friends Is the same. leaders for black choirs, had been "When others fail to meet my "When someone else is in charge, can I keep my mouth shut long To the Editor: lecturing for perhaps 20 minutes. standards and expectations in the Each week without fail. Sister Mary Fidelia in her column radiates When he began with what he things they set out to do. do I hold enough to allow him to lead and to called, a few questions to help you them up for criticism and ridicule? direct?" Even II 1 know more. insight and sensitivity into both the human and divine nature of us pouting as children do when they in our quest for honesty." I started Or do I quietly sit back and gloat "When others find out that 1 am all. I genuinely look forward to her words of inspirat ion and courage. cannot have their way. We know to scribble. So did the eight choir over their failure." It is undesirable working on a committee or project, What a splendid asset to the Pittsburgh Catholicjoumalistic team! well what it does to a family, members who had motored with and counterproductive for anyone do they shy away and choose ROSEMARY BRASACCHIO especially to a spouse- to-spouse, me from St. Paul's in Baton Rouge to push another to meet her/his another avenue in which to express Crafton parent-child or sibling-to-sibling to Notre Dame in St. MartinvtUe for expectations. In the best tradition their talents?" It is unlikely that relationship. the music workshop. ol Jesus, gloating over another's everyone else Is wrong. Letters welcome With immediate, telling inpact. Do 1 resort to backbiting and failure amounts to gloating over D o I insist on domination ol Bob Neal's questions told me that gossip to reduce another person your own. every situation?" Having to control The Pittsburgh Catholic welcomes commentfrom readers. these were commandmen ts in down to size?" In any group or "Am I in the habit oi offering is indicative ol Insecurity and weakness, not of strength. We ask that letters to the editor be no more than 300 words, reverse, and that they were more relation, this is the mark ol a very helpful suggestions and recom­ Have I learned to give and receive and that they be legible. All letters must be signed and than commandments of choir. insecure, cold and vicious mendations to persons who are not These are commandmen ts of any at all in a position to use or a compliment graciously and include telephone number and address Jor verification. individual. group as well: family, school, work, implement them?" This exercise in sincerely?" This is one ol the truest Letters that can’t be verified won’t be used Letters Jrom church, sports, civic and social "Do I volunteer my services for futility we also do with complaints. tests of humility. persons requesting that their names not be printed won't be circles. the tasks and jobs that are less "When 1 have a project or "If 1 were setting up a team ol used either. Letters may be condensed or rejected at the "Do 1 pout and stay away for glamorous and go unnoticed?" program, do I expect everyone and workers, would I select someone discretion of the editors. Opinions reflected are those of the considerable periods ol time when I Doing things for the glory of God eveiything else to take a back seat like me?" Many are not honest reader and are not necessarily those of the Pittsburgh can't have my way?" This is and for the well-being and to what I am doing?" No mat ter how enough to make this question Catholic or of the Diocese of Pittsburgh absolute death to a choir if the fulfillment of people around us is in important our task, everyone else realistic. However, all ol us must members take turns sulking or direct contradiction to being a must remain important to us. answer it honestly sooner or later. 1 ------4 Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. April 12. 1985 Diocesan/national news Taxes, budgets, free lunches are on the lawmakers table

taxes at the 46 percent rate (though many pay at’ well as the poor not In the workforce. formula for his proposed increase Is complicated By UZ S. ARMSTRONG lower rates) can get the US. government — te„ the According to the Childrens Defense Fund, since food stamp allotments vary per person. taxpayer — to pay 46 percent of each "business WASHINGTON INC) — One adage observes that despite the “myth" that "the poor pay little or no Income and family, but his bill could add up to taxes. In fact "Individuals and families with 82.71 per month to the food stamp allowance foran marketing meal * the only things guaranteed In life are death and That means, for the 820 lunch, a 89 tax wrlte-ofl Incomes at or below the official poverty line pay a "average" low Income family of four. taxes Another Insists that there Is no such thing The first draft of the Treasury Department s tax substantial and Increasing amount of their meager Meanwhile, others In Washington are concerned as a tree lunch ' reform plan would limit eligible tax deductions to - Incomes In federal taxes." about the Treasury Department s plans, under Its As Congress and President Reagan get closer to meals of up to 810 for breakfast. 815 for lunch, and Because the poverty line measures gross Income tax reform package, to pare back another favorite their Inevitable deadline of having to finalize a 825 for dinner. — before taxes are paid — families just barely above federal program." whose value Is also pegged at 81 fiscal 1986 budget and possibly a major lax reform But the National Restaurant Association has the poverty line can and do pay taxes, which can billion; the partly tax-deductible business lunch. package as well, taxes, budget battles and even free warned that the Treasury changes would cost then put them Into poverty, the fund said. Described by the National Restaurant lunches are all on the table. federal, state and local governments 81 billion in Another study by the Citizens for Tax Justice Association as the "business marketing meal, this In the congressional fiscal process, tax measures lost revenue. and budget bills are two separate things. But In the stated that 128. or 51 percent, of 250 major lunch Is allowed partial tax write-off under the interlocking world ol government finance, they corporations, all making profits, paid no federal current tax code. The reason, according to the restaurant group, ts entwine because federal budgets are funded by Income taxes or less (some gpt tax rebates) for at Prices vary, but at favorite Washington watering that revenues from personal Income and Social federal taxes and those tax dollars tome from the least one of three years. 1981 1983. holes business lunches cost notably more than the Security taxes would go down and government average 49 cents food stamp meal For example, a public. Catholic Charities also has urged passage of 81 would have to pay more in unemployment and For many church and public Interest groups, billion comprehensive food and nutrition manager at one popular restaurant told National welfare benefits to support those holding the worried about hunger and poverty, the effect ol legislation, including changes to better serve Catholic News Service Its customers expect to pay 140.000 restaurant jobs that would be lost. Such both taxes and budget proposals on the society s hungry and least advantaged, many of at least "820 a person" without drinks, for the daily slots have often been used by lower level, beginning lunch special, which might consist of assorted disadvantaged are crucial Issues. whom now do not get food stamps or coverage by or poor workers to gain a foothold In the workforce. entrees, "except the lobster." The National Conference of Catholic Charities, other programs. It 's lo o early to tell whet her Congress will back the According to tax rules, meals eaten under lor example, has called for tax relorm "to Insure One provision of the legislation Introduced by 81 billion NCCC backed nutrition program lor the more equitable distribution ol the gross national Rep. Mickey Leland. a Texas Democrat and conditions "conducive to a business discussion poor: or retain the81 bllllon-worth business lunch are a legitimate tax deduction. During such dining, product and the nation s wealth." lor progressive Catholic, would boost food stamp meal allotments. tax deduction; or scrap both, or save both. taxes or those targeted better toward ability to pay; Right now, Leland says, the average food stamp business does not even necessarily have to be In any event, the free lunch " quesUon Is out on and lor use ol tax c redits as a basic vehicle lor meal allotment Is 49 cents. Just enough to pay for discussed, as long as the atmosphere is the table for Congress ensuring ec onomic Justice lor the working poor as milk, an orange, and half a tuna sandwich The conducive to such talk. A corporation paying Bishop Bevilacqua joins those backing refugee bill

By LIZ S. ARMSTRONG light about the Salvadorans, who Alghans . and not to the* are lleelng In I ear of their life, he Salvadorans?That (legislation) had WASHINGTON (NCI — The US. said Even In the eyes ol those who to be Introduced in the llrst place Is Catholic Conlerence and Bishop have reached the United States, a national scandal. Anthony J. Bevllacqua. chairman ol "you could see fear: It Isa real fear." Mr. File said sanctuary workers the USCC Oversight Committee on The legislations supporters must err on the side ol caution- MlgraUon and Relugee Services, described It repeatedly as a regardless ol legal consequences have joined other religious groups humanitarian measure, not a tool because we re trying to protect and congressmen In backing lor overturning U.S. Immigration human llle." proposed legislation to halt laws or an attack on President He said that he and ministers; deportation ol Salvadoran relugees Reagan s policies regardlngCentral priests, nuns and lay people ol Irom the United States. America. various churches providing The legislation would grant two Morally, we cannot say we do not sanctuary are accused ol being' year extended voluntary departure have room lor these relugees." Sen. anarchists. Were accused by the status to Salvadorans Illegally Leahy said. A victim ol war is a administration ol being criminals entering the United States and victim ol war. because we care about relugees and Initiate a General Accounting He and the other congressmen we re trying to save lives. Office study ol issues such as the noted that extended voluntary "Noneoi us have had any choic e. late ol deported Salvadorans lotted departure status has been granted Mr. File added. The only choice was back to El Salvador. to relugees Irom other nations, the historic one ol selling our souls Companion Senate and House including Afghanistan. Poland. and bowing down to Caesar or At a press corxference announcing support oj the Capuchins social action unit. Fr. Garrett Dorsey, bills were announced at a Capitol Uganda. Ethiopia Lebanon and protecting human lile. Capuchin community Jor work oj Tri State chairman oj Trl State Conjerence. and Fr. Philip Hill news conlerence by Sens. Chile. Mr. File laces trial July 9 on Conference on Steel are, Jrom leJ'L ¡Jean George Fink, also oj the Capuchins social action Dennis DeConclnl, D Ariz.. and The administration on this assorted charges ol violating Werner oj Trinity Cathedral. Mike Btlslc, president com mil lee. Patrick Leahy. D VT., and Reps. Joe matter seems to have a double Immigration laws. He and 11 o) LISW Dtcal 1256; hr. Robert L. McCreary. —Photo by John C. Keenan Moakley. D Mass.. and Ralph standard. Rep. Moakley said. Why others, including three nuns and Caput hln provtnciaI. Fr. Richard Zellk. head o) Regula. ROhio. do we give this kind ol relief to the two priests, were indicted lor their We will support this bill and we Poles or lor that matter to the sanctuary activities. urge Its passage as soon as possible, said Father Nicholas Capuchin Province backs DlMarzlo. USCC director ol Migration and Relugee Services. Educators told: Design Also addressing the news Tri-State Steel Conference conlerence was the Rev. John Hle.a I’resbyterian Irom Tucson. Ariz.. a global curriculum Cathedral. USW leader Mike Bllstc. who Is under Indictment for his role By PATRICIA HARTOS goodness In other organizations to bring about the common good Frs. Richard Zellk and Philip Fink In providing sanctuary to ST. LOUIS INC) — Catholic to make it." regionally, nationally and ol the Capuchins social action Salvadorans entering the country The Capuchin Province ol St. educators attending the National Muller, a Catholic, said he was Internationally." unit, and Fr. Garrett Dorsey, Illegally. Augustine, representing 200 not advocating a single spirituality He urged other churches ol the chairman ol the Tri State Also backing the legislation on Catholic Educational Association Franciscan Irlars and brothers at such as Catholicism or a single area to jointly support the Conference. April 3 was Jesuit Father Walter convenUon were told by a United work In Pennsylvania, Ohio. West governmental structure. He said he conlerence and explained. We as These men told ol hard times lor Farrell, president of the Jesuit Nations official to be "daring and Virginia. Maryland and Washing design a curriculum which could be envisioned a pluralistic world made- Capuchins can no longer provide the many unemployed workers and Conlerence. Both he and Bishop ton D.C., last week issued a taught inall Catholic schools on the up ol many religions and many, continued direct services to the their tamllles as unemployment Bevllacqua signed a National statement ol support lor the work ol governments, one in which unity Is poor and unemployed without and wellare benefits are cut. lor Council ol Churches letter to planet. the Trl StateConlerenceon Steel.a UJM. Assistant Secretary General achieved through diversity. speaking out lor the necessity fora homeless street people whose members ol Congress urging public Interest group working to Robert Muller delivered the keynote Belore the meeting a group ol St. positive regional approach." numbers are Increasing — Dean support lor the bills. rebuild an industrial base here Louis Catholics criticized the' Werner has seen the number ol The letter co signed by Bishop address April 8 at the annual NCEA while aiding the unemployed. selection ol Muller and astronomer' The Capuchins also urged the street people served by the Bevllacqua. Father Farrell and 15 meeting. He told more than 14,000 at the convention that the Catholic Carl Sagan as speakers and the At a press conlerence April 3 at St. local Mon Valley governments Downtown churches quadruple in Protestant leaders stated that "our school is the Ideal place to devise a convention's emphasis on global Augustine rectory in Lawrenceville. participating In the Steel Valley one and one-hall years — tor young religious commitment to the care ol core curriculum for all its schools education as its theme. [lie Capuchin Provincial. Fr. Robert Authority process to continue their workers who are being shut out the homeless and the protection ol because the Church is "universal Ann O'Donnell, ol Women for a" ... McCreary. explained the order's ellorts and to support joint ellorts from the traditional "starter" low the needy leads us to support this and It already has a global Just Peace and Women lor Faith men work locally In Pittsburgh and to save the now-closed Dorothy Six paying jobs that now are being legislation" on extended voluntary' and Family, told the St. Loufsj, Swissvale and. In Butler County. In blast furnace In Duquesne. taken by older unemployed deparature. perspective." Muller's remarks on global Review, archdiocesan newspaper, Rochester. Conway and Freedom, workers. The USCC and other church Fr. McCreary explained that his that the convention has a pat ilist all areas hurting Irom high Fr. Zelik noted the Capuchins live groups have supported granting ol education highlighted the men work mainly with people ol the conventions theme, "Gateway to bias in its selection ol speakers, unemployment. In the communities, we stay in the extended voluntary departure working class and have helped both noting that there were few neighborhoods and people come to status In the past, but the Reagan Global Understanding." In his spiritually and physically to aid the workshops on the teaching ol the As a province, we believe that It our front doors lor help. We are at administration has relused. latest book, "New Genesis; Sharing poor and unemployed. They have Churchs just war doctrine. She is necessary to encourage the the point that our resources are regarding the Salvadorans as a Global Spirituality, he contends worked through both Church and said she had not read any ol development ol a regional approach running low. We need greater help seekers ol economic gain rather that spirituality must be a part of all community structures, "providing Mullers books and she called to the economic problems lacing and resources. We need support on than political Ireedom or safety. educational efforts if peace in the service to those experiencing Sagan an atheist who supports the the trl state region today," he said. a regional level." The USCC. public policy arm ol world is ever to be achieved. economic trauma. idea that there is nothing worth, Through the ellorts ol Fr. Richard Dean Wemer spoke ol local the U.S. bishops, has stopped short In a press conlerence before his Zellk. social action minister lor the And they have tried to dialogue churches being overwhelmed In though of endorsing the sanctuary speech Muller noted that in his 37 dying lor. "Nobody is talking about the need Capuchins, the order has been a with U.S. Steel, through stock tiying to meet just the immediate movement. years as a U.N. official he has come for a strong defense: the need to part ol the Trl State Conference ownership. They have presented needs of the poor. 'W ere now According to Moakley. many to the conclusion that the spiritual stand up and fight and die il need since its inception. Fr. McCreary stockholder resolutions regarding involved ina triage situation, we re Salvadorans who have been aspect ol education must be be for what we believe in." she said. added. plant closings and "we have found providing llrst-aid." deported have laced persecution, emphasized. He encouraged the Msgr. John F. Meyers. NCEA We have lound Trl Stale to have the company to be doing the legal Fr. Dorsey, co-administrator of torture and threats to llle in El educators, whatever their president, said the Church more i sincere Interest In the region. Trl minimum in Its care and concern St. Stephen In Hazelwood, has seen Salvador. particular subject areas, to than arty institution is concerned itate is open to working within the lor its workers and communities; a the number ol marriages among Father DiMarzio said that integrate spirituality in their with the world. He said many ol iolltlcal. church and corporate minimum which necessitates the young people drop as more and although it sometimes seems courses. those critical ol the meetings abor system s. T rl S tate Is development of an organization more are financially unprepared to conditions in El Salvador have We have tried intelligence, we theme had an exaggerated sense of horough in Its research and such as theTri State Conlerence on begin new lives. 'We are seeing improved, the recent visit by a have tried science and negolia eallstlc in Its understanding ol the Steel" he emphasized at the press people with no ability to get delegation of U S. Catholic bishops tions but all oureffortsat peace and nationalism." Msgr. Meyers said global peace, ■conomic and unemployment conlerence. themselves started — who lack to Central America revealed that understanding have shown that communications and global iroblems in the region." Fr. Also joining in the press proper clothing and carfare toget to "the situation is unsafe, for many. something is missing." Muller said. economics are all relevant topics for- WcCreaiy noted, adding that we conlerence were Episcopal Dean job Interviews. We have not seen many reasons. Without that spiritual dimension it is not verylikely that we are going Catholic educators. lnd T ri State appealing to the Georger Werner of Trinity that In our area before." he added. The facts need to be brought to U.S. acted when doctors didn’t to save newborns, says official

NEW YORK INC) — The and others. Law. Medicine and Ethics; and the Ind.. called Baby Doe, and a girl on the Doe cases was "skewed" against extraordinary care. Koop decline^ government stepped in to protect "Somebody has to step in." he National Legal Center for the Long Island called Baby Jane Doe. the position of protecting the to make any explicit commitment^ handicapped newborn infants said. Medically Dependent and Disabled. The baby boy died, but the girl was handicapped newborn. to the principle of government because often physicians do not. Koop said if he were still in Koop cited his own long later treated and went home to live financing but indicated that it- Dr. C. Everett Koop, surgeon private practice he might dislike experience in treating 111 newborns. with her parents. The next Issue is going to be would be an appropriate area for general of the United Stales, said government regulations on The effort we put into those Koop said medical opinion in Granny Doe, and there will be a coverage by "catastrophic, March 29. treatment of babies bom with youngsters has made my life Bloomington was divided from the thousand of them for every Baby insurance." handicaps. But he said he would worthwhile, he said. He told of one beginning, and that the approach Doe." Koop said. W e have about 12 The surgeon general also noted - Koop said that In his llletlme the recognize that "atlltudinal change patient who had required 55 taken by an obstetrician In most to 15 years to get ready for that." that the federal government- attitudes of physicians and health among my fellow physicians" made operations but is now a college such cases has a decisive influence through programs in housing.' care workers have shifted from the It necessary. student. on parental reactions. Often the Several conference participants, education and other fields, as well Hippocratic standard ol protecting Koop spoke on the second day ol a In his address, a discussion physician may not accurately citing Koop's support for as health, lscurrently spending864 all llle to emphasis on "quality ol conlerence at Fordham University period and later press conference. predict the baby's future, or know government protection for billion per year for care of the llle." Also being considered, he said. on The Handicapped Newborn In Koop criticized the physicians who all the resources available to help handicapped newborns from birth, handicapped. "If we need twice that Is not only the Individuals quality American Society." Other sponsors advised withholding treatment In the family, he said. questioned the surgeon general much, let s spend twice that much," of life but how It might affect the were the Storer Foundation; the the cases of two Infants bom with He agreed with a conference about government bearing the he said. qualify of llle of family members Institute for the Study of Disability handicaps, a boy in Bloomington. financial cost in cases requiring J Diocesan news Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. April 12, 1985 — Page 7 Obituaries Programs listed for diocesan conference

Bro. Martin Ference The upcoming diocesan ol Christian Initiation of Adults, PerrysviUr. No 8 — Worship and Barbara Horn of St. Ferdinand. conference, "Serving Together with speakers Fr. Frank Almade ol Liturgy Planning by Richard Gibala Sister Babel te Opferman of St -Brother Martin J. Ference. a monk ol St Vincent Archabbey In Working In the Vineyard.' which St. Mary ol Mercy. Frs William of St. Winifred, Sister Cynthia Rosalia Richard McLane ol St Latrobe. died there Sunday, April 7 He was 77. will be held Friday and Saturday. Feeney and John Coll. Sisters Seryak. St. James In Wilktnsburg. Bernard and Theresa Orlando ol St Brother Martin was bom In Clairton Aug. 16. 1908 and for 22 years May 3 and 4. at the Monroeville Rosemary La boon and Sylvia Fr. Eric Diskin. Sacred Heart, and Joseph. O liana TWp No 12 — worked as a millwright In the blast and open hearth furnaces at U.S. Expo Mart, will feature opening McClain and Michelle Lally, all of St. Sister Charlene Schaal. St Edward. Service Handicapped, by Kathy Steel 's Clairton Works. addresses both days at 10 am. by Paul Cathedral's RC1A team; and No. 9 —- Service Volunleerism by Baysek ol Most Holy Name. Sister He entered St Vincent and professed his vows in 1949. Bishop Bevllacqua. No. 3 — Service-Ministry to Family, Sister Fabian Hungerman ol St Concetia LoPresti of the Mlnistiy to Brother Martin managed the monastery's power house until his The get together will focus on given by Msgr John MeCarren and Teresa, Sister IVgfò Flaherty of SS the Deaf, Sister Constance Ha hi retirement in 1972. programs now- under way at area Sister Teresa Ban hie Peter •* Paul In Beaver and Ministry to the Blind, and Kathleen Surviving are two brothers. Michael ol Clairton and John of Pleasant parishes that involve ministering At 3:15 p.m.. three more sessions Mercedes Catanzaro of St Thomas Lee of St Bede Hills, and two sisters. Helen Jeslonowski ol White Oak and An na C hasko to adults and enabling adults to are set No 4 — Word Leadership More of Pittsburgh. minister to others. Development, given by Sister Mary The 3:15 p.m sessions are No. 10 The sessions close at 4 30 p.m. Funeral Mass was offered in St. Vincent Basilica Wednesday. April 10. The morning schedule both days Ann Gubish of St Albert the Great. — Word Bible Study by Fr. Thomas The registration forms, one of Interment followed in the community cemetery. Is; prayer at 9:30 am . Bishop Fr. John Price of St Joseph. O'Hara Rodgers ol St Kleran. Law rente which is listed below, should be Bevllacqua s talk at 10 am. on the Twp. and Carol Brosnahan of ville Ann Leydon ol St. Thomas sent to: Registration Committee Sr. M. Anaclete Giel Church's three traditional Immaculate Conception In More and Sister Jacqueline Ketler Diocese of Pittsburgh, Room 334, ministries ol word, worship and Washington; No 5 — Worship ol SL Anne; No. 11 — Worship 111 Blvd. of the Allies. Pittsburgh. service, a break at 11. talk on Sister M. Anaclete Giel. former director ol nurses at Braddock General Prayer, by Fr. Mark Papen of the Sacramental Preparation by Bruce 15222 "Becoming Adult, Becoming John Cardinal Wright Center, Fr. Hospital, died Thursday. April 4.at the Provincial House ol the Sisters ol Christian, by Fr Walter Dworak. Divine Providence In Allison Park. John Sweeney of St. Sebastian; Fr diocesan director of religious Edward Farina and Sister Michelle Registration Bom In Pittsburgh Feb. 28. 1898. Sister entered the order In 1913 education for adults: and lunch at Irom St. Mary parish in Pine Creek Prah. both of Christ the King in noon. Ambridge; and Mrs. Vincent Name ‘ Her 60 years ol active ministry in Religious life were devoted to The afternoon schedule for teaching and nursing. Donatelli of St. Anselm in Friday will begin at 1:30 pm Three Swissvale; and No. 6 —- Service Parish Sister taught for 25 years and later worked at St. John Hospital and sessions will be offered: Unemployment by Kathleen Cotter, the infirmary ol the former Toner Institute in Brookline. Her last No. 1 — Word Evangelization, S. Kay Olson and Barbara Coccari. Parish Address______;______assignment was as director ol nurses at Braddock Hospital. with speakers Sister Anthony all ol Catholic Charities. Please check the Panel PreaentaUun that you «oli attend ut eat h session Surviving are two sisters. Augusta Pecher ol Glenshaw and Albright of St. Cdlman. Turtle Saturday's 1:30 p.m panels will Friday. May 3 Saturday. May 4 Margaretta Balcerzak ol Carnegie, and nephews and nieces, among Creek; Fr. Louis Vallone of St be; No. 7 — Word-Adult Education, I 3 0 I ’ M 3 15 P M I 30 PM 3 15 P M them Sisters Dolorita Gallenz and Lorraine Giel. both ol the Divine Benedict the Moor, and Karen Wiley Providence Sisters. by Carol Happ of St. Paul. Butler. Jo 7______10____ of Immaculate Conception in Ann Williams of St Mary in Cecil Due to Holy Week, a blessing service was held in the Provincial House a _____ 11___ Washington; No. 2 — Worship Rite and Sal Mascarl ol St Teresa, chapel on Holy Saturday, with burial in the order s cemetery. Memorial 9 . ______12___ Mass will be offered Monday. April 15. at 4:30 p.m. in the chapel with all welcome to attend Leaders Sr. M. Paul Houser discuss Funeral Mass lor Sister Mary Paul Houser, a member of the Sisters ol o r í St. Francis in Mill vale lor 78 years, was offered Tuesday. April 9. in Mt. % * Alvemia chapel. Blessing and burial had been held Saturday, April 6. new parish, , Sister Mary Paul was 97 and the oldest member ol the order. She died Wednesday. April 3. in the order's infirmary. Sister entered the order in 1906 from S l Joseph parish In Duquesne Braddock She taught in schools ol the Pittsburgh. Greensburg and Altoona Johnstown dioceses and was principal ol St. Ann School in Millvaie. (Continued from page 1) In 1962 she became a patient visitor at St. Francis Medical Center Poeschl said that he wants to see and in 1979 she retired. Head Start and community college Sister was the last member ol her immediate family. She is survived programs offered in the borough by a sister in law and a nephew Bob Camphire ol Community College of Allegheny County, Boyce Sr. Sara Marie Leahey Campus, said that CCAC is looking lor a new site in Braddock to hold Sister Sara Marie Leahey. a member ol the Sisters ol St. Joseph ol classes to replace a lacilily in the Baden for 53 years, died Friday. March 29. in the motherhouse borough it once had. He said that he infirmary following an extended illness. She was 71. hopes Good Shepherd could offer a Humility of Mary leaders Sister Sara worked in domestic activities during her life in religion. location for classes, both college New leaders Jot the Sisters oj the Humility oj Mary She is survived by one sister, Elizabeth Salony ol Lilly. Pa.and a niece level and college preparatory Sisters. Carol Ann Smith, pii in ijxil at Magnificat and nephew. classes. Camphire estimated that ordet in \ ilia Maria. I'a. were elected recently at the High School. Rocky Rivet. Ohio. Rosemary order's chaplet oj elections. The new council Funeral Mass was offered Monday. April 1. in the motherhouse 100 students would be taking Hammer. head oj Rose Mary (the Johanna chapel. Burial followed in the Sisters' cemetery. college level classes and another members are, seated Jrom lejt Sisters Frances Ctasselli Rehabilitation and Education ( enter in 100 students would take non credit Flanigan, director oj health care and development C leueland); Madeline Shenio. director of assoc iait Rose Telesz courses through CCAC in lot the order; Consolata Kline, re elected to a members Jot the order and to duct lot oj Braddock. second Jour yeat temi as nicyorsuperior and Marie development; and Sheila Salmon, dirci lot ol Ruegg, di reclot oj Jood service at Sl. Elizabeth personnel and ministry Jot the order A concelebrated Mass ol Christian Burial was offered in St. Colleen Collins ol the Braddock s Medical I enter in Youngstown Rear Irom lejt are Stanislaus Church in Ambridge on March 27 lor Rose Telesz of Field Historical Society which is Ambridge. renovating the borough library said Her grandson. Fr. Edward Kryston. parochial vicar ol St. Martin her organization was grateful for Parish in Crafton Heights, was the principal celebrant. Concelebrating the volunteer assistance that the diocesan Office lor Properly Bishop Bosco said that it will be added that when he comes into the with him were Fr. Joseph Koloszczyk. pastor ol St. Stanislaus; Fr. Paul faculty ol the former St. Thomas Planning and Development, said he the responsibility ol Fr. Boyle and borough, he is going into their \urko. pastor ol Divine Redeemer Parish in Ambridge; and Fr. James High School gave the llbraty in the sent a letter to the borough council the stall of the parish to run the territory. Murphy ol Nativity Parish. North Side. past and said she hoped the concerning the parking situation parish, not the diocese. He said that "I intend to be more visible here Mrs Telesz died March 23 in the Vincentian Home. North Hills, where cooperation would continue. To on March 19. He said that he didn’t many ol the issues eonceming the certainly to be more visible here on she had resided for 16 months. Bishop Boscos question, she said receive a response until the day ol parish will have to handled on the the streets ol Braddock. he said I, Bom in Poland. Mrs. Kryston was the last surviving found! ng member that it was a long range goal of the the meeting. Odato said that he local level. intend to do what I was trained lot 1 ol St. Stanislaus Parish. She was also a member ol the parish Christian historical society to develop wanted to meet with borough spent seven years in the seminary In his remarks. Fr. Boyle said (I Mothers, parish Rosary Society and the Polish Roman Catholic Union programs for students concerning of if cats to discuss the mat ter to learn to be a priest and to No.889. the heritage ol the Braddock area. further. that, while he has attempted to minister to people They dldn t spend as much time as possible In leach me to build buildings or to. She was preceded in death by her husband. Ambrose, who died in Rev. Ronald Johnson, pastor ol One ol the members ol the parish Braddock. he doesn't become the tear down buildings, to pave 1971. She is survived by one son. John. Sr.. ol Ambridge; three the St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran steering committee. Donna Puskar. pastor there until his installation pavements or paint. 1 don t know daughters. Anne Kryston ol Baden. Frances Mihalicol Flushing. Mich., Church and chairman ol the said much ol the parking situation on April 27. He noted the how to do any ol that stuff I Intend arid Sophie Gerbow ol Sharon; eight grandchildren and eleven great General Braddock Area Minister has been discussed among cooperation ol the pastors who are to llnd people in the community to grandchildren. ium Association, extended best committee members and Fr. Boyle still assigned in Braddock. but do that stull and who do it well. Burial was in St. Stanislaus Cemetery in Fair Oaks. wishes from his organization to the new parish and invited the new pastoral team to get involved with Necrology the minlsterium s activities. S IRELAND ’85 Gerard Pristera, a member ol u 6 Non Stop Tours irom I'Kh April 16 borough council, asked why the p FLY/DRIVE C E O ! Fr Leo S. Watterson...... 1960 council wasn't consulted while the p OR ESCORTED U t r lil' April 17 study committee was examining Fr. Raymond A. Wojtkiewicz. 1975 the situation in Braddock. He said o ST. JUDE / April 18 l that council sent the diocese letters R GALAXY TRME ' SAINT/( Fr. SJ. lppolilo...... 1956 inquiring about the study. In T 10 D u ll R d Pgh.. P a 15235 April 19 particular, he noted that in (412) 371-8000 OF THE\\ Fr. Patrick K. C ollins...... 1945 response to published reports that Fr; Joseph J. Meyer...... 1957 indicated that certain Good 0 IMPOSSIBLE Fr/Thomas B. Lappan 1963 Shepherd properties were going to U April 20 be used for parking purposes, a R SOLEMN NOVENA Fr. Nicholas Komlossy...... 1940 letter was sent recently to the IRELAND O F M A S S E S Fr. Ralph W. Young...... 1957 diocese asking tor more ALL INCLUSIVE TOUR AND PRAYERS April 21 information about the matter. A 9 DAY/7 NIGHT TOUR M A Y l l Fr. Joseph F. Battung 1969 Pristera said that the parki ng plans D M A Y 19 may require changes in zoning. V Bishop Bosco said that he knew E Art center open house about the first letters that were sent by borough but added that at that R St Jude, the cousin of our Savior, is the patron in hopeless cases, and in things almost Penn View Art Center in Elizabeth will hold an open house and art lime the diocese didn't know what T despaired of exhibit Sunday. April 21. from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the center at 999 form the study procedure would 1 Per person based on double occupancy 599 For your very special needs and anxieties, a take. He said that the study Ooes not include Rock Run Rd. Featured will be paintings, drawings, prints, clay works, S Solemn Novena of Masses and Prayers in honor procedure was controlled by the Departure Taxes tapestries, woven items and photographs. The exhibit will also be open of Si Jude the Apostle will begin May 11 and affected parishes, not the diocese. E Monday. April 22. from 10 to 11 a.m.. 2 to 3 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. For • Includes: Roundtrip Jet 24 charter conclude on May 19 Please join us in petition Gene Odato. director of the R transportation, on a DC-10 (276 seats) information call 751-7821 or 751-8600. to St Jude for your own pressing intentions and S to Shannon, Ireland • Accommodations for 7 nights for those of anyone close to you • Room with private bath/shower So many have had their desperate pleas • Sightseeing, including Kerry. 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Tuned in Movie ratings The classifications Joe the Harry and Son. O moral suitability of Jllms are The Hotel New Hampshire. O determined by the United Stales Local Hera ATI Catholic Conference s Depart Lone Wolf McQuade. A III merit o j Communications. Making the Grade. O You tell me, what you like about TV? Mike's Murder. A-lll Movies at area theaters: Misunderstood. A-II Moscow on the Hudson. O Amadeus, ATI The Pursuit of DB. Cooper. A By JAMES BREIC • Billy Crystal s Imitation of Yul As for TV, a 60-second the time to let me know. Baby. A ll Around thlstlmroftheyear — lor Brynner. commercial, a single performance Beverly Hills Cop. A-III HI (I recently happened across a reasons both natural and • The melodic line of St. James and a short comedy piece are The Breakfast Club. O Reckless. O quiz show which asked people what supernatural — I begin to think Infirmary." perfect, but a mini series Is not. The Care Bears Movies. AT Reuben. Reuben. A-lll TV shows they would encourage about perfection. The resurrection • The voice of the late Alexander My ruminations on perfection led Friday the 13th. Part V The Right Stuff. A-lll their children to watch. The top ol the God man and the Scourby. me to theorize that perfection Is Heaven Help Us. A ll! Romancing the Stone. A-lll winners were: Mister Rogers' revivification of nature combine to • Miller Beer's "Home for tough to find on television and not The Killing Fields. ATI Splash. ATI Neighborhood. Sesame Street. make me wonder about the Christmas TVcommercial (theone Just because TV contains so much King David. A-lll The Star Chamber. A 111 Nova. Little House on the Prairie. perfectibility of us humans. with the beer wagon In the snow). junk. TV takes time, delighting In Mask. A-IV Swing Shift A 111 National Geographic specials. Walt So I ve been pondering some • Daniel J. Travantl's perfor five part dramas and two-hour Mrs. SofTel. A IV This Is Spinal Tap. ATI Disney. 60 Minutes and 20/20. 1 perfec t things. I admit these may mance In "Adam, the NBC special specials. Given that size, the tube Places In the Heart. ATI Trenchcoat. ATI find It Intriguing that parents not be your perfect things and. of about missing children which will would have difficulty meeting my Porky s Revenge. O The Twilight Zone — The listed two news programs among course, they are not really perfect at air again this month. requirements for perfection. The Purple Rose of Cairo. A ll Movie. ATI their recommendations all since perlectlon Is Impossible to Kind of a wacky list, right? Individual moments shine: entire The Return of the Jedl. ATI Two of a Kind. A-III achieve along the highway to Deliberately so. I purposely omitted, shows rarefy do. (A 13-hour mlnt-sertes derived The Slugger's Wife. A III Vldeodrome. O for instance, anyone dose to me (my Yend A 111 heaven. But what about your Ideas on from James Mfchener's novel A Sunday In the Country. AT daughter's affection, my friends liut. using the term loosely. I have perfec tion? Do you think TV can be "Space" will air on CBS beginning Up the Creek. O laugh, etc.) because they would • A l, General Patronage. collected some perfect things which perfect? I'd be Interested In your April 14. The five night extravagan Witness. A IV mean nothing to you. 1 also • AH . Adults and adoles­ I would like to display before you. response. And I would especially za stars James Gamer. Bruce Dem. Vision Quest. O They are. In no special order: purposely Induded some selections Michael York. Blair Brown. Harry cents. like to see your list of TV's perfect • AID, Adults. • The Hallelujah chorus by from TV — a commercial, comedian moments We spend a lot ol time Hamlin. Melinda Dillon and Beau Movies on Home Box Office: and actor — because that s what I • A-IV, Adults with Handel. grousing about TV and complain Bridges reservations. An A-IV classifica­ • Gershwin s three piano really want to discuss. Ing about Its worst shows. Let s be Against All Odds. O As you look over my list (It Is, of (I mentioned Adam" above It will tion designates certain films preludes positive. All the Right Moves. O • Almost any painting by course, not exhaustive), you see get Its third airing on NBC April 29. The Big Chill. A lii that, while not moraUy offensive Vermeer some Interests ol mine — music, Send me your list of TVs Previous showings of this TV film Blame It on Rio. O in themselves, require caution • liushy Berkeley s staging ol baseball. TV. You also discover that 1 perfections (In care of: The about a missing child have resulted Brainstorm. A 111 and some analysis and "Lullaby of Broadway. generally think that perlectlon lies Evangelist. 39 Philip St.. Albany. In 32 youngsters being found. Each Breathless. O explanation as a protection • The 1978 American League In smallness or shortness N Y. 122071 and I will share them In broadcast has concluded with the The Buddy System. A 111 against wrong interpretations playoll game between the Yankees Rhapsody In Blue Isn I perfect, an upcoming column. Delve Into pictures ol missing children and Christine. O and false conclusions. and Ned Sox (a different outcome but Gershwin's brlel preludes are the past to llnd them or tell me Information on where to call for The Earthling. ATI • O, MoraUy offensive. would have resulted In Imperfec The Slstinecelling Isn't perlec t.but something which Is ailing right more Information or to report the Easy Money. O The word "Recommended" lion). a Vermeer painting Is. now. Whatever. I hope you will take whereabouts of a child.) First Blood. A ID appears behind the titles of Gorky Park. A IV those films that merit such TV review Hard to Hold. A-lll designation. Local TV, radio ‘F r o n t l i n e ’documentary on Catholics limitedTELEVISION PROGRAMS SUNDAY By HENRY HERX time, to the country. m inor stories Is the wryly Viewers may sympathize with C h a n n el 11 Mass lor shut Ins 6 a m 6 30 a m NEW YORK (NO — In St. John s Within this context, the humorous "Under the Biltmore Myras predicament and yet be C h a n n el 4 D irec tio n s C h a n n el 3 M ass 9 am (dally. 8 am 1 account ol the Last Supper. Christ Archdiocese ol Milwaukee serves as Clock, airing Monday, April 22. 9 Irritated at her docile acceptance ol outrageous humiliations. Von (A rm s tro n g C ab le 1 says the world will know his a microcosm ol the church In 10:30 p.m. EST on PBS. C h a n n el 23 M ass 10 a m . followers by their love lor one America Here producer IrvDrasnln Adapted Irom Fitzgerald s "Myra Dohlen s Knowlton Is so uncertain (Pittsburgh cable) another. Unlortunately that's not centers his program with a number Meets His Family." the story takes and tentative that it Is difficult to C h a n n el 9 T o T each A s J esu s Dally. 10 am , the Impression conveyed by of provocative but one sided place In 1920, the beginning of the imagine why Myra wants to marry (Pittsburgh cable) (Aux. Bp Dose til 3. 6 and 9 pm Interviews. It creates the Jazz Age. Myra (Sean Young), at 21. him. no matter how wealthy he C h a n n el 9 Glory ol God noon (also Tuesday . "Catholics In America Is Nothing 6 p.m.. C h an n el 4 0 Impression ol an archdiocese split has tired of playing the Held and might be. Sacred?" a "Frontline” documen­ SATURDAY tary airing T uesday, April 23. 9 10 between conservative and liberal has decided on marriage. Produced and directed by Neal Fr M a n n in g 1 3 0 p m p.m. EST on PBS. (actions, surely unrepresentative ol Charming but calculated, her Miller, the plot Is cleverly worked C h an n el 40 out but goes on a bit too long. The C h a n n el 4 0 Fr. B ob M acD ougail 2 pm (also 6:30 pm It Is always Instructive — and the vast majority ol Milwaukee designs lall on handsome, wealthy F rid ay) sometimes quite humbling— tosee Catholics. Knowlton Whitney (Lenny Von greatest surprise In this quintessential New York drama is RADIO PROGRAMS onesell as others do. In this On one side are those such as Dohlen). SUNDAY program, the perception ol Msgr Alphonse Popek of Catholics Knowlton proposes while his to discover It was (limed In Chicago B ish o p C o n n a re 7 45 a m Americas Catholics Is limited to United lor the Faith. An example ol parents, who fear "fortune and the neighboring suburb ol W E DO 810 Lake Forest. New York never looked W T A E 1250 M ass 8 a m . two extremes, traditionalist and CUF's activities cited by the hunters.' are vacationing in W E DO 8 1 0 Fr. Paul Wickens 8 a m liberal. In a bitterly dlsedllylng program Is an appeal to Rome to Europe. Myra Is unperturbed when so good. W E DO 8 1 0 Byzantine Mass 9 a m eonlllci over matters ol Individual Investigate a sex education course Knowlton fails to come to her W A V L 9 1 0 Sacred Heart Program 9:30 a m conscience and church authority. In a local Catholic Junior high hometown to meet her lamlly. TV Programs of Note W E DO 81 0 Rosary n oon One can argue that such a school. Instead he invites her to the Tuesday. April 23. 4:30-5:30 p.m. W A R O 5 4 0 Mass Irom St. n oon Patrick. Canonsburg) On the other side are the Whitney estate to meet his parents EST (CBS) Student Court." A 15- narrow locus Implies a polarization W E S A 9 4 Croatian Program 1 2 3 0 p.m. that misses entirely the dissenters and the disaffected, on their return Irom Europe. year-old girl (Katy Kurtzman) W K I'A 1150 Irish Hour with 2 0 5 p m mainstream ol American parish life such as theologian Daniel Maguire Once there her happy expecta­ caught shoplift Ing chooses to tacea M Folan. J. M c M a h on and practice In the post Vatican II and social activist Jim Groppl.both tions are shattered by the eccentric Jury ol her peers In Student Court WSRU FM 90 1 Upon This Rock 4 p m . church. In the 20 years since the former priests, as well as others behavior ol Knowllon's parents, rather than risk spending time In (From Newman Center. Slippery Rock Unlv I council, changes have not come who question aspects of the their bizarre friends and juvenile hall by appearing In A m p lify 6 p m insuflerable servants. It is all very K D K A 1020 easily nor without human hurt.but church's moral teaching or Juvenile Court In this "CBS wprr fm io i 5 C rossro ad s 7:15 p.m this still ongoing process ol Institutional structure strange, at times even Irlghtenlng. Schoolbreak Special." MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY renewal Is more a pastoral concern In a short Interview toward the but she gamely perseveres In trying Tuesday. April 23. 10-10:30 p.m. W E D O 8 1 0 Sr M. Bernard 6 45 a m than a doctrinal one. end ol the program. Archbishop to help the vacillating Knowlton EST (PBS) Jean Shepherds W E DO 810 Pro-Life Perspective 8 45 a .m . 12:10 p m That being said, this "Frontline" Rembert Weakland ol Milwaukee assert his Independence. America. Humorist Shepherd (Dr. John Wt like I program makes an honest attempt speaks about the values of diversity In the end she discovers the ugly journeys to a neighborhood tavern W E D O 8 1 0 Lilt Your Heart 9 1 5 a .m to deal with some controversial In unity and the Impórtame ol truth that underlies this grotesque in Milwaukee to probe the W E D O 8 1 0 Fr Michael Sahagna 10:45 a m Issues within a church whose Inspirational leadership. In spite of household. For the wrong that has connection between baseball and W E D O 8 1 0 Fr John Bertolucci 1 1 3 0 a m 3.30 p.m. membership numbers about one ol the heated confrontations which been done her. she devises a W I'L W 1590 AsThe Spirit beer commercials. Leads four Americans. precede these remarks, his is a punishment that qualities as poetic Wednesday. April 24, 9-11 p.m. WPIT FM 101.5 Rosary 7 p m . (dally) It will Interest Catholics, ol voice ol reason which commands EST (PBS) "The Well Tempered justice. W E D O 8 1 0 Sound and Sense 5 p m course, but also other Americans respect and acceptance. The only problem is that viewers Bach with Peter Ustinov. W E D O 8 1 0 Voice ol the 5:30 p.m who would like to know their By concentrating on the will figure out the strange goings Celebrating the 300th anniversary W orld Catholic neighbors a little better. II controversy between extreme on in the Whitney mansion long ol the birth of Johann Sebastian SATURDAY nothing else, they will discover that tactions. Drasnin's report misses before Myra. Even though Barnard Bach. Ustinov hosts a lively "Religion In 8 1 5 a.m. the big story about the American Hughes Is at his impish best W E DO 81 0 the church Is not monolithic and examination ol the musicians the N ew s that "easy stereotypes ol Catholics church. Instead of the fragmenta playing Knowltons father, the career, punctuated by pertorman W E DO 81 0 Say Yes to Life 11 a m are no longer possible and never lion suggested by the documentary, comic possibilités ol the situation ces ol many of his most popular (Fr. Tom Smith) were true." the center has held that most reach the point ol diminishing works. W E DO 8 1 0 P C News Magazine 6 30 p.m. The program begins by American Catholics welcome the returns. Thursday. April 25. 10-11 p.m. explaining the Impact of the changes of Vatican II and the Best known lor her performances EST (CBS) Honor. Duty and aWar our country's history. witnesse^th'eur^ol^ng’^7 Second Vatican Council's relomis. challenges ol renewal. In "Bladerunner" and the current Called Vietnam. Ten yearsalter the Friday. April 26, 8-11 p.m. EST Camelots epic saga of Arthur Speaking lor the Vatican Is "Baby: Secret ol the Lost Legend. lall of Saigon. Walter Cronkite (CBS) "Arthur the King." Touring (Malcolm McDowell). Morgan Le Cardinal Silvio Oddl. who heads the 'Under the Biltmore Clock." PBS, Ms. Young's characterization Is an returns to Vietnam to reflect on the England's Stonehenge megallthlc Fay (Candice Bergen) and Merlin Congregation lor the Clergy. He April 22 appealing combination ol war. the battles and the lessons pillars, an American (Dyan (Edward Woodward). discusses the need lor unity of F. Scott Fitzgerald was chronicler Intelligence, strength ol will, learned there while veterans at Cannon) discovers a cavern deep Herx Is on the stall of the U.S. belle! because "moral values don't of the mixed up generation worldly sophistication and interior home remember their roles In underground where time has stood Catholic Conference Department ol change according to the day. to the following World War I. Among his innocence. lighting the most unpopular war In still for a millenlum. There she Communication.

Father Bruce Ritter A BURNING LOVE

Because we general­ jected most of all by the merciless indifference of the and totality that we simply call "The Passion" We about them and loving them. I pray that you and I are ly choose it so. there is uncaring. don't understand the infinite passion with which the overtaken with the gift of passion this Easter would love of God has pursued us. We don't understand how anyone choose to celebrate the Resurrection with little of passion and We have been overtaken again by an Event that our quiet feckless lives could induce such a anything less than passionate joy? Peace fire in our lives. The (would we but wish it so) could transform our lives. passionate response from the Father. Son and Holy mores of our civilized As so often before, we are not ready Lent has slipped | Yes. I want to help our homeless kids have a world cause us to look Spirit. We would almost regret, if we could or dared, away from us one more time. We remember that I special Easter Enclosed is my gift of g______asxance at strongly that God became so passionately physical about lov­ parable: the five virgins who missed the marriage ing us. Or that Jesus could so passionately love us. I please print: held convictions, gently rebuke zeal, and repudiate feast because they weren't ready and we tremble We the passionless. We are not ready to face the burning commitments to anything or anyone as hasten to remind the Lord that His apostles weren't passionate question: Are we really worth that much to I NAME:______somehow unbalanced, smacking of deviance- at the ready either, or His friends, or Pilate or Herod or Him? Can we really mean that much to Him, to them? very least, sorely immature. A banker, after all, would Judas. And we too. like most of that Passover throng, What can He really see in us except a vast desire and ADDRESS hardly prefer to hire a r'«irson consumed with a bur­ are unready strangers in Jerusalem. We meant to be need to be loved that much? ning lovefor Jesus Chri. . And would we really want a ready We had taken note of our past derelictions (we CITY:_____ „STATE Francis of Assisi to teach our children; or even to were not going to fall asleep in the garden again). But preach to us in our churches? we did and now we must make the best of it. Sorry “Are we really worth that much to Him?" \ 2)p (IFM) The Church (our holy Church, our passionless, an­ Lord, again. At least I think I'm sorry. I would feel FJ ciently wise, prudent and careful Church) thrusts better about it. Lord, if I could feel passionately about Please send this coupon with your donation to: upon us the events and passions of Holy Week with its my sins, at least a little. Holy Week is upon us, again. The passionate love of zealotries and hatreds and convictions, the relentless the Father and the Holy Spirit for us. expressed through the passion of the Son Jesus assailsthe tepid COVENANT HOUSE loves and rivalries, the soaring worship of the man “There is little of passion and fire in our Father Bruce Ritter from Nazareth and the grimy hopeless betrayals, sin spaces of our own pallid lives to bring passion, as a lives." gift, back to us. P O. Box 2121 stands forth present, ugly, naked Forgiveness on a Times Square Station cosmic and timeless scale reaches out and is rebuffed None of this right now. makes much sense to our New York. NY 10108 by niggling jealousies and an insensate pride, re- Urban slums and middle class suburbs have little in kids. They've had their own share of personal Good LIFE ON THE STREET IS A DEAD END Father Bruce Ritter. OFM Conv. is the founder and President common with a grove of olive trees in a garden called Fridays and precious few Easters. Yet in some way the mystery of their salvation and redemption is inex­ Centers in: of Covenant House, which operates crisis centers for Gethsemane, where the life of a man named Jesus New York, Houston. Ft. Lauderdale. Toronto homeless and runaway boys and girls all over the country fulfilled its cosmic purpose with a passion and fire tricably conjoined to our own. Thank you for caring World news Pittsburgh Catholic Friday. April 12. 1985 — Pagr 9

News in brief Reagan asks Reagan honors Mother Teresa Pope’s view

WASHINGTON INC)— Mother Teresa, founder ol the Missionaries on plan for of Charity In Calcutta. India, was one ol several people selected by President Reagan as recipients of the 1965 Presidential Medal ol Freedom. Nicaragua The award, announced April 8. Is the nations highest civilian honor and celebrates outstanding work In various activities. WASHINGTON INC) — President Including the arts, education and national all airs Reagan urged mediation by the Recipients are chosen by the president and are to be honored at a Catholic bishops ol Nicaragua and White House luncheon May 23. appealed to Pope John Paul II lor Sister PrlsctUa. superior lor the Missionaries ol Charity in New advice aa he submitted his proposal York City, said April 9 she had no Information on Mother Teresa s lor an end to the conflict between travel plans but did not think she planned to be In the United States Nicaragua's Marxist Sandlntsta A t th e in May. She added, regarding the award. "I'm sure Mother would say regime and the U S backed she accepts ft In the name of the poor and lor love ol God * guerrillas battling it. V atican Other recipients of the 1985 medal are entertainer Frank Sinatra, In an announcement at the White late TV journalist Frank Reynolds, late musician Count Baste, House April 4. Reagan linked his marine sciences expert Jacques Yves Cousteau lormer U N proposal to congressional approval Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, retired general and lesi pilot Charles lor another 814 million in aid lor E. Yeager, actor Jimmy Stewart military hero Gen. Albert Coady the guerrillas, commonly known as Wedemeyer. S. DlUon Ripley, lormer secretary ol the Smithsonian "contras." or counterrrvolutionar Institution, the late George M Low. lormer administrtator ol the its He said the money will be used National Aeronautics and Spate Administration, the late Jerome lor humanitarian supplies, not Holland, educator and ambassador, and Sidney Hook, educator and weapons lor two months II the philospher. Sandinistas and insurgents Mother Teresa was chosen lor her humanitarian efforts. Reynolds, negotiate for his contributions to Journalism. Sinatra tor his efforts in He also sent Senate Majority entertainment, arts and public service, and Mrs. Kirkpatrick lor her Leader Robert Dole, R Kan, to work in national interests and national security Rome April 6 with a letter telling Pope John Paul ol his proposal and tt>pe John Paul 11 bows at the altar as he celebrates a Mass oj the Church-state talks in Poland eyed seeking papal reaction. The Chrism In St. Peter's Basilica on Holy Thursday. (NC photo from contents ol the message were not UP! Neuter) disclosed further by the White WARSAW. Poland INC) — A national Polish organization has called House Dole was en route to lor talks to improve strained relations between Poland s Communist meeting» in Europe during a government and the Catholic Church. Pope urges end to hurricane of violence’ congressional recess. The Patriotic Movement for National Rebirth, often used by the The Nicaraguan bishops March VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope John Paul II on food relief for Africa, where drought has resulted In government to test Important initiatives, requested talks between 25 had repeated their earlier Easter urged the people ol the world to turn to the deaths ol thousands In recent months Gen. Wojciech Jaruzeiski and Poland's primate. Cardinal Jozel proposal to serve as mediators Christ and put an end to the hurricane ol violence Glemp ol Gnlezno and Warsaw. The pope opened a series ol Easter time events between the embattled Sandinistas and destruction caused by war." The patriotic movement is dominated by communists but Holy Thursday. April 4. with a morning Mass at and the rebels engaged In a bloody He also offered seasonal greetings in 47 Includes representatives of other groups, including lay Catholics. which he said that all Catholics participate In the civil war. languages. Western diplomats have described the group's appeal as a Church's "Messianic strength Pope John Paul has supported The pope's traditional "Urbl et Orbl message to challenge to Cardinal Glemp. saying he must respond positively or At the Mass he also blessed the oils and chrism to the bishops' efforts at reconcllla the City of Rome and to the world marked the end ol the authorities could blame him for continuing the rift. Holy Week ceremonies during which the pope led be used In sacraments and religious ceremonies Polish government spokesman Jerzy Urban said March 26 that Hon. during the year. The Nicaraguan regime promptly the Way ol the Cross through the ruins ol ancient Poland's Catholic priests have Increased their use ol churches for 'The chrism, the oil and unction speak to us ol rejected Reagan's initiative. Rome on Good Friday, heard confessions In St. political speeches against the government. the penetration in man ol that divine strength Reagan, lighting an uphill battle Peter's Basilica, and celebrated an Easier vigil The patriotic organization also blamed radical priests for the given by the Holy Spirit" Pope John Paul said In his to get Congress to help finance the service that culminated in an alleluia sung by an recent tensions but said talks with the Church were essential for homily. guerrilla war. urged: estimated 25,000 people. Polish unity. About 94 percent of Poland's population is Catholic. At the Holy Thursday evening Mass. the pope said • "Both sides to lay down their Cardinal Glemp and Jaruzeiski have not conferred since January After celebrating Easter Sunday Mass on the that the events from Christ s Last Supper through arms and accept the offer ol 1984. when they issued a joint statement pledging to strengthen steps ol St. Peter's, the pope gave the traditional talk his death and resurrection lorm a reality which church-mediated talks on Church-state ties and develop contacts between Poland and the and blessing from the central balcony ol the continues' through the Eucharist. Internationally supervised church About 250,000 people listened in the warm "The Eucharist comes from love and gives birth Vatican. elections and an end to the spring sunshine In the square below, and the to love." he said. repression now in place against the message was televised In more than 30 countries "From now on, love and death walk together church, the press and individual New women’s group eyed throughout human history' because they haw rights." The pope recalled Christ’s resurrection and the been linked by Christ the pope said. VICTORIA. British Columbia (NCI — The former national • Extension ol a contra empty tomb he left behind. For nearly 2.000 years, The evening Mass was held al Rome's St. John president of Canada's Campaign Life Is seeking to organize Catholic proposed cease-fire until June 1. the pope said, mankind has paused to reflect on the Lateran Basilica. women who support traditional teac hings ol the Catholic Church on • "Immediate release of the 814 meaning ol that empty tomb. During the Mass the pope washed and kissed the women and family life. million already appropriated" for “Before every tomb humanity questions Itself It leet ol 12 priests living In Rome The ceremony “Those women who arc uncomfortable with the Church the way it questions itseli especially when the tombs are the the contras but later frozen by commemorales Christ s act ol washing the feet ol Is have had an opportunity to tell the bishops what they would like Congress. legacy of the hurricane of violence and destruction changed," said Kathleen Toth ol Victoria. "Now, we want to give his apostles, as a sign ol humility. • Use ol the 814 million "for caused by war." the pope said On Good Friday night April 5. Pope John Paul left women a chance to tell their bishops that they disagree with some of He recalled the painful lessons ol World War II. food, clothing and medicine and the Vatican to lead the traditional prayers belorc those views." which he said was "unleashed by a mad Imperialist other support for survival" ol the the 14 Stations ol the Cross that recall Christ's Mrs. Toth and Bette Hamon. also ol Victoria, want to form an ideology." For more than live years, the pope said, contras for two months. suffering, death and burial. The pope carried a organization called Women for Life, Faith and Family. humanity saw tens of millions ol people massacred • Freeing of the funds lor wooden cross along a path that led from (he ancient Mrs. Toth said women with traditional views were not heard by the and put to death In concentration camps, military use after that point 11 there Roman Colosseum past spotlit ruins ol the Forum. Canadian bishops' ad hoc committee on the status of women in the is no progress In the negotiations populations destroyed, the Jews "condemned to Church, which presented recommendations to the Canadian unless both rebels and Sandinistas extinction ", and, finally, "the terrifying revelat ion ol Earlier In the day. the pope heard the confessions Conference of Catholic Bishops last October. request that the ban on military use the first atomic explosions." ol 13 people in St. Peter's Basilica. He walked to the She said many women believe the Church has served them well. continue. wooden confessional wearing a plain black cape as Many ol those who defended their free way ol life "We think our job is to raise priests for the Church — that's a According to Reagan, "the a gesture ol humility. He spend about an hour and became victims, the pope said, but they were also woman's role." communists in Nicaragua have a hall hearing confessions ol people selected at "martyrs and heroes" for affirming the rights and Mrs. Toth and Mrs. Hamon are organizing a nationwide signature turned, at least up till now, a cold random, an Easter practice he began In 1981 campaign, initially seeking signatures from about 250 pro-life shoulder to appeals for national freedoms ol all men. Postwar efforts, he said, aimed Catholic women. They have asked the women to sign and distribute a reconciliation from the pope and at protecting those rights and putting an end to Pilgrims Irom around the world filled St Peter s leaflet containing eight points, including; the Nicaraguan bishops. And we war lor Easter vigil services on Holy Saturday. April 6. • Acceptance of the distinct physical and spiritual nature ol know that without Incentives, none "Forty years ago the war ended. Has peace, as the which celebrated the end ol Lent with the women. of this will change." result ol a just order, been trufyaffirmed?" the pope traditional lighting ol the paschal candle During • Rejection ol ideologies which try to eliminate distinction By the end ol April, Congress Is asked. In response, he said it must be painfully the three hour service, Pope John Paul baptized 24 between sexes, which debase and devalue womanhood, family life expected to take up the Issue ol recognized that In too many places around the converts to Catholicism Irom 11 countries and the nurturing role ol women in society. funding for the contras. Some 880 world "human rights are denied or violated under "You are a sign ol how Christ called his apostles • Affirmation ol the sacredness ol human life and of Church million had been provided in a the form ol the most stringent oppression." Irom all the peoples and nations ol the earth, the teachings on human reproduction. three-year period before the 1984 In too many places, he said, "torture, segregation pope said. • Recognition of the priesthood as a male-only role. congressional moratorium was camps and camps of Inhuman labor continue to Earlier April 6 the pope received small samples ol • Affirmation and recognition ol women who choose imposed. reap innumerable victims, often silenced and the type ol ointments used to anoint Chrlsi s body motherhood and family life as vocations. Nicaraguan Foreign Minister forgotten." alter his crucifixion. Italian Minister ol Culture • A pledge ol support for Pope John Paul. Miguel D'Escoto, a Maryknoll priest Millions ol people are left to die because o( hunger Antonlno Guliotll and two st lenilsls who prepared whose political position has and want, he said, and numerous wars continue "to the substances met with the pope briefly One ol the Catholic-Jewish guide on pastoral embroiled him In conflict with the sow ruin and drench with blood various parts ol the scientists said afterward that the ointments were Vatican, blasted the Reagan world." prepared according to processes recently WASHINGTON (NO — What the Catholic and Jewish traditions "Ideologies that instill hatred, violence and say about war and peace is the topic of a new interfaith study guide proposals as "not only ridiculous discovered by Israeli archaeologists. but insolent." He said the aggression do not cease to deceive or poison The Vatican on Holy Saturday also released the released April 1 by national Catholic and Jewish offices. societies." the pope said, while “the armaments Based on the U.S. bishops' 1983 pastoral. The Challenge of Peace: Sandinistas want to talk to the text ol a letter In which (he pope appealed loran end Reagan administration, not the race Increases the threat ol total destruction." to lighting among Lebanon's Christian factions God's Promise and Our Response." the guide is titled "The Challenge Some nations, the pope said, were still awaiting ol Shalom for Catholics and Jews." Shalom Is the Hebrew word for contras recognition ol their sovereign rights "because they "God does not wish that Christian disunity peace. The United States and have not yet recovered them or because they have should put Into question the very health ol The 97-page paperback challenges both Catholics and Jews to Sandinistas had talked briefly last lost them." The pope did not specify which nations Lebanon." the pope said in the letter lo Cardinal appreciate more deeply the moral traditions ol the other. It also asks year but Reagan found the he meant. Antoine Pierre Khoraiche. patriarch ol Lebanon's them to look more closely at how peace is linked with other ethical deliberations Ineffective and Maronite Catholics. concerns about life. stopped them. The pope appealed to the world's young people to He urged Christians to cooperate with their The introduction notes that the bishops' pastoral explicitly "It makes no sense to talk to the transform the “mechanisms" that promote pastors and the country's legitimate authorities. A mentioned the Jewish community's "long and abiding concern for hirelings.' the foreign minister said selfishness and oppression, and to “bring to birth Christian-led Lebanese militia recently rebelled peace as a religious and human value." In Managua, the Nicaraguan new structures Inspired by truth, solidarity and against the government ol President Amin The book was published jointly by the Department of capital. "So why talk to them? They peace." He recalled the Palm Sunday meeting Gemayel. a Maronite Christian. Interreligious Affairs of the Union of American Hebrew can’t decide anything. Its Reagan's March 31 with hundreds ol thousands of youths in Also on April 6, the Vatican made public the text Congregations and the Secretariat for Catholic-Jewish Relations of war. He can slop it." St. Peter's Square, and said he hoped that the ol a telegram expressing the pope's sorrow over the the National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Its co-authors are He said the Sandinistas are encounter can be repeated every year, "giving origin Annette Daum. director of the UAHC office, and Eugene Fisher, her "saying to Reagan 'Please come to killing In Lebanon ol Dutch Jesuit Father Nicolas to World Youth Day on Palm Sunday." Klulters. The 44-year-old priest's body was lound counterpart In the NCCB. your senses. Come and talk. You April 1 In eastern Lebanon where he was a pastor. The Challenge of Shalom for Catholics and Jews" costs $4 a copy have no right to the systematic Among those In the square were about 50,000 He had been missing since March 14 and is available from UAHC Department of In terreligious Affairs. 838 murder of our people.”' people who had marched through Rome to promote Fifth Avenue. New York. N.Y. 10021. Suspect mentally incompetent LA CROSSE, Wis. (NC) — The man charged in the murders of a La Journalists tell of problems in Poland Crosse Diocese priest and two of his parish workers was found mentally incompetent to stand trial March 30. ROME (NC) — Seeking journalists associated with the publishing section. Independent union which Walesa Criminal proceedings against Bryan Stanley. 29. were suspended ideological dialogue with Marxists newspaper gave a press conference “Without this we cannot haw a founded in 1980. when La Crosse County Circuit Judge Peter Pappas ordered that in Communist-run Poland is less In Rome, where they attended strong Influence on the state or Stanley be held in the Mendota Mental Health Institute in Madison Some Catholic publications are important to the nation's Catholics ceremonies commemorating the society as a whole." he added. for up to 18 months. able to exist because "the force ol than seeking more liberty, 40th anniversary of the publica­ The journalists said Catholic Stanley Is charged with the Feb. 7 shooting death of Father John the church In Poland is a political democracy and ideological tion. Ceremonies included a publications face censorship. The Rossi ter. lay minister Ferdinand Roth Sr.. and custodian William fact." Turowlcz said. pluralism, several Polish Catholic audience with Polish-born Pope strictness of this censorship often Hammes at S t Patrick Church in Onalaska, Wis. journalists said March 28. John Paul II. a contributor to the changes from month to month, and About 94 percent of Poland's 36 Stanley has been identified as the man who argued with Father weekly when he was a priest and the reasons are never explained, Rossi ter before the slayings, objecting to girls giving the Scripture million Inhabitants profess "Poles resist Marxist ideological bishop in Poland. they added. readings at Mass. Church rules permit either men or women to give Catholicism. pressure. You probably haw more "An Important question for "Right now it Is not possible to the first two Scripture readings at Mass. Marxists in Italy and France than In Catholics is how do we penetrate justify Solidarity or mention Lech State control of newsprint and If during the next 18 months Stanley is found mentally competent, Poland,” said Jerzy T urowicz, the social communications media. Walesa. We can't criticize the prtntshops Is another form of he will face trial for the three charges of first -degree murder against director of Tygodnlk Powszechny, a Radio and television Is controlled government, only aspects of the control ow r Catholic publications, him. If he Is not found men tally compe ten t after 18 months, criminal Catholic weekly newspaper by the state and off limits to our economic situation." said the journalists said. This enables proceedings could be dropped but he could be commi tted to a mental published In Cracow. Poland. control," said Jacek Wozniakowski, T urowicz. the state to control circulation and institution under a civil commitment Turowicz and four other editor in chief of the weekly's book Solidarity Is the Illegal delay printing, they added. Pagr 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. April 12. 1985 Classified ads

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Teaching as Jesus Did Words, words, words... By Rev. WALTER W. DWORAK terminology which the council current theologizing' Of course, the old, we would see that the In our catechisms. the heart Seen in this light, some Director for Adult Religious used. The bishops had looked at the there Is always the danger that Church's basic concern for the poor * Tracing parallels between questions might be the wrong ones Education Church from a perspective that was some may make Church doctrine and needy has never ( hanged What current and older religious to ask — like which Is more Change can be threatening. different from the immediate past. subservient to psychology or has changed is how the Church language can ease the transition for reverent, receiving communion In There is something within us that And this new perspective was sociology. It is a danger that must fulfills that mission, depending many between a prr and post the hand or on the tongue, praying resists it Perhaps It is because reflected in a different use of be avoided. But just as St. Thomas upon the time and circumstances. Vatican 11 Church. Bui something in Latin or In the vernacular language Aquinas was not afraid to use the more is needed Sometimes we need playing the guitar or the organ at change challenges us to adjust our • The catechism made clear Unfortunately, this new pagan philosophy ol Aristotle to to expand our definition of words liturgies, kneeling or standing lor thinking as well as our way of that the Church Is hierarchical. vocabulary can present an obstacle understand better the teaching of For example, the Mass cannot be communion? The question to ask acting and relating to God and Vatican II did not deny that. But it In helping adults make the the Church, so we should not be defined simply as a sacrifice might better be how can I do as others asked that we look at Church from a transition from a pre Vatican 11 toa afraid to use the philosophies and Instead, ft Is both sacrifice and reverently as possible whatever Yet standing still and refusing to different perspective. The pilgrim alternative post Vatican 11 Church. This is why sciences o f today to do the same. meal Wr cannot define It as only option 1 have derided to d a grow Is not a viable "People of God" was the Blbical It is so Important that religious one or the olher without denying Its either because boredom and phrase that was chosen by the Is this all a matter of semantics’’ educators ol adults help them Nevertheless, many people are full meaning. stagnation can result So we are Council Fathers to identify' this Of course not. Unless we are careful understand the continuity between threatened when the Church Sin is not just disobeying usually, albeit cautiously, open to different perspective. with our use ol words, we risk using the language ol the past and that of change — provided t he changes are borrows, e g the language of commandments It Is more It tsalso them todlvtde Instead ol to unite, lo not too threatening. the present. Knowing that sociology. But If we could help Yet even in the case, the change deliberately harming or even discourage instead ol to uplift. Unfortunately, many Catholic continuity does exist in the Catholics recognize that what the was not a radical one. The breaking our relationship of love adults still find the changes of teaching of the Church can lessen Church Is doing today Is simply catechism itself contained more and friendship with God This is Change Is difficult for all of us Vatican II difficult to accept. And so the threat of change and help putting into practice the "corporal than the hierarchical image of the why we must emphasize not only But II we come to understand bet ter they prefer not to grow In faith b ecom e open to the new works of mercy", perhaps the threat Church. The phrase "Communion objective moral principles but also the meaning of our current Religious educators of adults have perspectives contained in this would not be so great. Using of Saints' had already emphasized sue h personal dimensions of sin as religious vocabulary, change can be been trying to help these Catholics different use of words Consider the different words to reflect on current the same community aspect of motivation, freedom ol consent, leas threatening and can aid In an accept the authentic changes of following examples: human needs and to describe the Church as the "People of God" did responsibility, etc... exchange of mutual respect Vatican 11 — often with much • Some Catholics today are Church's response indicates a The need to grow in Christian Reverence is not Just assuming between those who question and success. But the success would be uneasy because the behavioral change of perspective. But if we community, therefore, is not novel an approved outward posture The those who have acvepted the far greater were It not for the new sciences are being used to aid compare the new vocabulary with but flows from teaching found even outward position must come from changes in the Church

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What bothers me is the possibility of not reflect on the mystery of life, but we can be sure that God had a good purpose in mind when he created being able to get around and take care of myself. WINDOWS the soul and designed the body, heart and mind to Pittsburgh’s ROOFING evolve through progressive stages. 900,000 A.J. A B E L S I kid about my shape and age (no, don't ask me GLASS BLOCK WINDOWS SIDING how heavy I am or how old), but not about being It is easy to understand why Jesus had such a Catholics are MpmeimUsts HOOFING CO. deep love for little ones, because their sincerity is AU t y p t o/ P o o l W ork able to remain independent as 1 grow older. someone Insured References ■ I « * mpmtmm priceless. They are uncut gems ol wisdom which 1 - é U Year Round Windows Porches rmbujMH I] There are times when 1 think I was too old to remind us of truths we too easily forget or refuse to special. f t : I I 343-2010 461-3306 become a mother. Maybe I should have gotten believe. 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Even 921-8252 PGH PA 15220 the path leading to God. though we would like to beleive differently at times, FMID&D ESTIMATLS WINDOWSa l| YEARS EXPERIENCE 241-808 * V W W Ifwe all had crooked teeth, we might conclude we we never grow better than God in any aspect of life. ■ all had perfect teeth. The evil one triumphs when God has never made a mistake; and the only time sin becomes so firmly established in life that we man does is when he listens to the lies of the Evil Deadline for advertising in the Business Directory has been changed. All advertising for l believe that's the way God wanted it to be. And One whose strategy has never changed. “Why be NOTE: section including changes must be in our hands by 12 noon on tho twentieth of each mot Current advertisers will be contacted when their contract expires goodness becomes the aberration. children," he promises, "when you can be gods? Page 12 — Pittsburgh Cathotlc. Friday. April 12. 1965 Diocesan/national news

Book review At the schools On prayer and reflection By Fr. STEVEN PALSA conversation with God takes the "From Praying Never to Praying highest priority. Always." Mary Am law. Pueblo A Voice Over the Water Publishing. New York 1985 lOOPg. William BreauU. SJ. Ave Maria 85.95. Fr. Steven Press. Notre Dame IN 1985 100 The celebration of the paschal Paisa pages 4.95. mystery, the death and resurrec Father Breault has enjoyed tlon of the Lord, makes us popularity over the years through conscious of the ongoing necessity his audio cassettes Talks by the to be people ol prayer, people who Sea." Psalms by the Sea and depend on the dally Interpersonal "Reflections by the Sea" In "A Voice conversation with God as the staff Over the water, he continues the of life. spiritual masters of the Church s style of these recordings by Books on prayer are common, bu t heritage They are woven together presenting a collection ol source some prove themselves to be Into a blend of meditative materials for effective prayer and exceptional. Mary Amiaw Is the reflections that are food lor reflection author of "From Praying Never to thought. Amlaws commentary on In both his content and style ol Praying Always She writes that prayer seems to be strongly rooted presentation. Father Breault helps God has bad press In our in the celebration of the his readers to slow down, to pause, contemporary society. He Is blamed Eucharlstlc Liturgy She shows to make room lor prayer in their for every Illness, every hardship, how the Mass Is the center of our lives in narratives that Invite and every painful circumstance. prayer Hie and how community stillness, listening and reflection, People remain unconvinced ol his prayer Is made present in the he develops 29 themes that are love because we cannot see his Eucharist and wishes to speak to rooted in Scripture. Through them goodness and love In terms we can those who have received Him and we gain insights to Jesus, to his understand. wants them so speak to Him All too attitudes, toward fear, prayer, Amiaw guides the reader on a often, she writes. "He Is received death, decisions, and true sell. spiritual journey from fearful, sell with hardly a thought, and His Father William Breault. a Jesuit Interested prayer to the Ireedorn presence is dismissed from our priest. Is a man ol many talents. He that comes with praying always. consciousness In the lime 11 takes has written and produced media the photo areJrortt rowjrom left Scott Murphy and Members and coaches oj the St Bartholomew She draws from the Scripture, us to return from the altar to the kits, TV shows and religious TV Bob Moelber. Center row: l.en M< At lister. Scott School, 1‘enri llllls. varsity basketball learn gather the saints and everyday life. She pew." spots. His paintings have become Grandey. Sheldon Htygenbothem. Jamie Llchula. around the championship trophyjor the diocesan shows the reader how others have Amiaw shows that we are on a the subject ol one man shows In Joe Zelando. Jerrod Silket and Coach Paul boys grade s< hoot basketball league. The leant found the love ol God by spiritual pilgrimage. Along the way Sacramento California and Hawaii. went undefeated In league play, losing only In the Seneca. Back row Ron McDermott Coach Bernie surrendering and accepting God's we surrender the things that hold He quotes G.K. Chesterton. "Here Pucka. Scott Callender, Ted Kerr, Jay Llsilsen and semifinals q/ the slate (alhollt gmde school will. This acceptance brings a us back from loving God more fully. dies another day/ during which 1 ( hamplonshtp tournament. Jora record of 37 I. In Henjt Benson. firmer faith, a loss ol fear, and a When the teaching of Christ starts have had eyes, ears, hands/ and the deeper knowledge ol ourselves. to bear fruit in our lives, the goods great world around me/ and St. Bart boys place 3rd in state cage tourney Through it a person can begin to ol this world that once so captured tomorrow begins another./ Why am trust God and stop fretting about our hearts become nothing. We find 1 allowed two?/ II we focus on The boys varsity basketball the Greensburg diocesan champions, 58-26, for third place. our place In life. Sharing becomes that our needs are few and simple gratitude for the gift of life, then our team from St. Bartholomew champions, 50-49, in the llrst For St. Bartholomew. Jay easier for us as our concern for and the rat-race ceases to exist. Our hearts and minds will spontane School, Penn Hills, placed third In round ol the tourney. In the semi Listisen had 51 points in three others grows. lives are stripped ol unnecessary ously rise up to praise and thank Ihe stale Catholic grade school finals, St. Bartholomew lost to the games, whlie teammates Bob The text is full ol references to the clutter. Then our continuing God for his marvelous deeds' boys championship tourney, held cventual state champions. Si. Moelber had 42 points and Lem recently in Greensburg. John of the Erie diocese, 51 50. In McAllister had 28 points lor the the consolation game. St. tourney. Ted Kerr had 33 N.Y. gets new auxiliary bishop St. Bartholomew defeated Bartholomew deleated St. rebounds for St. Bartholomew auxiliary bishop ol was also named a monsignor. Blessed Sacrament Cathedral, Vincent, the Harrisburg diocesan during the tournament. WASHINGTON (NC)— Pope John to receive an Paul II has named Msgr. Edward M. such stature.” In Rome he has also been a Egan, a Chicago priest who served Bom April 2. 1932. In Oak Park. prolessor of judicial practice in the In the Vatican for the past 12 years, 111., Edward Michael Egan attended Cheerleader Studio Rotale. an institute ol St. Agatha sets Sacred Heart Quigley Preparatory Seminary in to be an auxiliary bishop ol New studies conducted by the Rota, Chicago and St. Mary ol the Lake awards Mass gets citations winners named York. through which anyone wishing to Bishop-designate Egan, 53. Is a Seminary in Mundelein before be a lawyer in the Rota must pass. former assistant chancellor ol the going to Rome for theological The St. Agatha, Brldgevllle, Sacred Heart High School. Cheerleaders from St. Joan ol Chicago Archdiocese but has studies. Athletic Association will hold its Shadyside, was cl led for Arc School, Libraiy. took first He also served as a consultor to worked in Rome during most ol his He studied at the Pontifical annual awards Mass on Sunday. significant achievement In the place in both the varsity and the Congregation for the Clergy and priesthood. Gregorian University and was April 21 at 3 p.m. areas ol general academic junior varsity divisions al the as a judge on a special commission excellence, writing/ English skills recent cheerieadlng competition He has been an "auditor" or judge ordained in Rome Dec. 15. 1957. ol the Congregation for the Fr. Joseph Mastrangclo, pastor, model program and student sponsored by St. Francis ol the Roman Rota, the church's He spent two years In Chicago as Sacraments which hears cases will be the celebrant. Tom Zelch, retreats In a study conducted by Academy, Castle Shannon. chlel central appeals court, since assistant pastor at Holy Name Involving dispensation from the athletic association president, the National Catholic Education In the varsity division. St. Joan November 1972. and he served in Cathedral, then returned to Rome bond ol marriages that were as assistant vice rector ol North will be the master ol ceremonies al Association. ol Arc placed first, with St. other Vatican offices as well during ratified but not consummated. and will Introduce the coaches Sacred Heart was one ol 910 Gabriel ol the Sorrowful Virgin. that time. In addition to English he American College, the U.S. national Archbishop O'Connor said that who will make the awards Catholic high schools surveyed Whitehall, placing second and St. speaks Latin. French and Italian seminary in Rome. In 1964 he Bishop-designate Egan was "highly presentations. The coaches are: nationally by the NCEA Its Teresa. Perrsyvllle. placing third. fluently. earned his doctorate in canon law active in social work and Wayne Dolaman. boys varsity report, "The Catholic High In the varsity division. St. Joan His appointment was announced from the Gregorian University. ecumenical affairs in Chicago prior basketball coach; Bill Lyons, boys School: A National Portrait." was placed first followed by St. Louise in Washington April 4 by In the Chicago Archdiocese he to being called to Rome" and will junior varsity basketball coach: the result ol the survey that was de Marlllac. Upper St. Clair, in Archbishop Pio Laghi. papal wasassistant chancellor! 1964-68). bring to New York an "exceptional Hen Rupnik. girls varsity conducted during 1983 and second place and St. Gabriel in pronunclo to the United States. and co-chancellor for human academic background, unusual basketball coach; and Ann 1984. third place. New York's Archbishop John J. relations and ecumenism (1968- knowledge ol church administra Massimlno. ( her leading coach. Sacred Heart was one ol four O'Connor said while he was not 72). tlon. excellent ability in languages, schools to receive filiations for personally acquainted with Bishop- When he was appointed to the *Godspeli and the heart ol a pastor.' general academic excellence, one designate Egan, he was "delighted" Roman Rota on Nov. 20. 1972. he ol 10 schools to receive citations at Canevin for writing/English skills model 2 qualify program, and one ol 11 schools to Canevin High School will BUSINESS receive commendation for present the musical "Godspel Jor tournament student retreats. on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. April 17, 18 and 19 at the & SER V ICE DIRECTORY Two students from Serra Ozanam slates school, 2700 Mo range Road, Catholic High School In Crafton Heights. Curtain time McKeesport will compete in the will be 8 p.m. national tournament ol the cage games Tickets are 82.50 for general MISCELLANEOUS STEREO SEWING National Forensics League to be MISCELLANEOUS The Ozanam Cultural Center admission and S3 for reserved held In Eau Claire, Wise., in June. sealing. Tickets are available by will host a scries ol exchange YOUR WEDDING • ASK ABOUT OUR CONDtTIONAl LIFETIME GUARANTEE Junior Laureen LeptInsky. the telephoning the school office at STEREO SEWING basketball games between West ON VIDEO Wa keep you In anchoa" daughter ol Edward and Joanne 922- 7400 and can be picked up at BASEMENT LEAKS Virginia and the Jewish AS LOW AS REPAIRS Lcptlnsky ol Elizabeth, and Community Center on Saturday. the box office the evening ol the Factory Service MACHINE PERMANENTLY performance. $100 Banrlca tor 3 Qmnorotlona senior Debbie Perrotta, the April 20, at the Reinzenslein tor many Brands daughter ol Dominic and Dolores Middle School, East Liberty. 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Wilkinsburg music series Bishop Leonard at Holy Rosary

St. James Church In Wilkinsburg will host a series of music and Retired Bishop Vincent Leonard will be the main celebrant and guest dance performances Sundays at 3 pm. beginning April 14. The series is speaker lor the Maas and annual Communion breakfast of the free and open to all. however donations will be accepted Christian Mothers of Holy Rosary Church. Homewood. Sunday. April Included In the series are performances by the East Winds 21 Symphonic Band, April 14; St Paul Cathedral High School Choir, April The breakfast will follow the 11 am. Mass. with tickets available at the 21; In Him We Move," ecumenical liturgical dance ensemble. April 28; door. Wilkinsburg Civic Symphony and Sister Cynthia Setjak, organist. Mas 5. Pittsburgh Camerata. May 12. and Richard E. Moser and Barbara Laymen's league to meet Marszelak in music for organ and flute, May 19. Delegates for the St. Francis Laymen's Retreat League will meet Sunday. April 14. at St. Francis College in Lorel to Mass will be offered at Churchill pre-school to begin 1115 a.m in the chapel by Fr. Demetrius F. Schenk. TO R spiritual director ol the group, and lunch will follow at 1230 p.m. in Torvfan Hall St.John Fisher parish In Churchill Borough will bold registration lor The business meeting follows to set retreat dates for this year Its new pre-school program until Monday. April 15. To register call Representatives from the Pittsburgh. Greensburg. Erie and Altoona Dorothy Cloherty. 371-5790. or Carol Zeltler. 829 2965. Fee Is 810. Johnstown Dioceses will attend Tentative scheduling calls lor classes Monday. Wednesday and Friday of each week tram 9 to 11 JO am for children who will be three by May 1. Tuesday and Thursday mornings lor those who will be three by Shadyside series on adolescence December 1; and three afternoons a week lor lour year-olds Sacred Heart parish at 310 Shady Ave.. East Liberty, will present a two part series "Ready or Not, Here Comes Adolescence” Wednesdays, April 17 and 24, at 7.30 p.m. In the rectory library St Thomas sets farewell Conducting the sessions will be Dr. Neil R. Paylor, a Presbyterian minister who does pastoral counseling with families Dr. Paylor Is also St. Thomas parish in Braddock, soon to be merged with other area an adjunct faculty member at St. Vincent Seminary. All are welcome to parishes into the new Good Shepherd Church, will host a final M R •* MRS. HARRY ARMANY the sessions. concelebrated Mass Saturday, April 20. at 6 p.m. in St. Michael Church. A dlnner-dance and reception will follow at the Braddock Elks. For tickets at 812.86 forchildren 12 and under, call Ruth Quinn. 351 2584, South Park jubilarians Flea market to benefit blind or Ruth Gipperlch, 673-1312. Harry and Helen Armany ol South Park Twp will celebrate their 50th The Women's Auxiliary to the Pittsburgh Blind Association will hold a wedding anniversary Tuesday. April 23, with a Mass In Nativity Church, flea market Tuesday and Wednesday, April 16 and 17, from 9 a.m to 5 Broughton. A reception for family and friends is set for the Royal Too p.m. at the association headquarters, 300 S Craig S t, Oakland St Anthony novena set Restaurant. The jubilarians were married April 23. 1935 in St Michael, South Madonna del Castello parish in Swissvale will offer the novena In Side. They have two daughters. JoAnn Murphy of South Park and Judy honor ol St. Anthony Tuesdays beginning April 16 at 7:30 p.m In the Bieri of Economy; five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. NEED speaker church at 2021 S. Braddock Ave. Included will be rosaty, novena Mr. Arm any Is retired from Baldwin Whl tehall School District. Olivei prayers, sermon and benediction. Iron and Steel and Nativity parish. He currently is a school guard for Dr. David T Shannon, president ol Virginia Union University, will be South Park Twp. guest speaker for the 22nd annual dinner ol the Negro Educational Mrs. Armany is retired from G.C Murphy Co. In Whitehall, where she Emergency Drive (NEED) Tuesday, April 16. at the Pittsburgh Hilton Vincentian flea market worked for 27 years. For information call 566 2760

The PTC ol Vincentian High School. North Hills, will hold Its annual spring flea market Saturday. April 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the College pro-lifers meet Noted jurist to speak at Carlow cafeteria. Refreshments and baked goods will be sold Two area members ol the Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Federation for Amete Hubbard, president of the National Bat Assoc latIon. will speak Life were elected at the group's recent sixth general meeting and on 'Women's issues and Public Policy on Thursday. April 25 at 8 p.m in convention at St. Joseph University in Philadelphia. the Kresge Theatre, Carlow College, Oakland. Her address Is being Canon law speaker at D.U. The new officers include: Rebecca Marshall ol the University ol presented as an honors colloquium and asa part ol Carlow s observance Pittsburgh and Oratory parish, president. Steve Frezza, also ol Pitt and ol Law Day. Fr. Robert T. Kennedy, noted authority on church law and the Oratory, vice-president; Paul Clement! ol Vlllanova University, Attorney Hubbard is the first female president ol the National Bar government, will speak on "American Lawyer and Canon Lawyer: treasurer; Teresa Bucciarelle ol Allentown College ol St Francis de Association, was secretary ol its House of Delegates and was the first Strangers in a Common Quest" Monday, April 15. at 8 p.m. In the Sales, secretary; and Clare Diemer, Eastern regional director female president ol the Cook County Bar Association. She has worked Duquesne Room of the Duquesne University Union. The federation is a state wide network ol college right to life groups with the Chicago Lawyers Committee lor Civil Rights Under Law. has Fr. Kennedy was an attorney In New York City before entering the that was formed to promote cooperation among such groups and to tried more than 50 cases dealing with constitutional rights, and is priesthood. He later served as assistant chancellor ol the New York establish new right to-life groups on campuses currently in private practice concentrating on civil and criminal Archdiocese and was also president ol the Canon Law Society of Speaker at the convention included Dr. Stewart Barbera ol Holy litigation. She has received the Service lo Justice Award, the Clarence America Currently he is chairman ol the canon law department at Redeemer Hospital in Philadelphia. Lee Wills ol Women Exploited by Darrow Community Center Par Excellence Award Irom Operation Catholic University. Abortion, and Claudine Franzon ol Alpha Pregnancy Service in PUSH, and the Distinguished Alumni Award from the John Marshall The program, sponsored by Duquesne's law school. Is open to the Philladelphla. The federation also decided to conduct a workshop for Law School. public. Refreshments will lolluw college students at the Notional Youth Pro-Life Coalition Convention to For more Information about the lecture, telephone the Carlow public be held in Pittsburgh this lall. relations office al 578 6089 The Creation' at Temple Sinai

The oratorio. 'The Creation," by Franz Joseph Haydn will be ATLANTIC CITY presented Sunday, April 28. at 7 p.m. al Temple Sinai. 5505 Forbes Ave.. CASINOS Squirrel Hill. A reception will lollow. Featured perlormers for the production will be members ol the Low»»t Motorcoech Pittsburgh Symphony, the Pittsburgh Vocal Arts Ensemble, soloists Group Rate» Available Miriam Kelly. Guy Russo and Jerry Shannon and conductor David Durkop. Call Now for Details This program. Iree and open loall. is the last in the temple s fine arts series lor this year. It Isa gilt to the community Irom the Temple Sinai 221-1158 Congregation, made possible by Kilty and Harold Huttenberg G d y s s e y Travel St Joan women set event

The Women's Guild of St. Joan of Arc parish in Library will hold its spring luncheon and card party Saturday. April 27. at noon in the PENN CENTER INN school multi-purpose room. Tickets at 84.50 will be sold at the door, and still has the by calling Adalaide Leasure. 833 4575. best value 4BL in Philadelphia

Midland CDA anniversary Some hotels Keep talking a good price, but they'll never outdo Penn Center Inn, Members of Court Midland ol the Catholic Daughters ol the Americas because they jusl don't have our com­ will celebrate their 64th anniversary Sunday, April 28. with a dinner at mitment to real value. Who else offers, FREE self park and lock right In the the Willows Motel in Industry. hotel .plus FREE Home Box Office and The court is also sponsoring its annual poetry and art contest for FREE Courtesy Coffee and Tea In every students at Presentation School. room? Large outdoor pool and sundeck on the fifth floor Compare our facilities and then com pare our Full package rates! Profession ceremonies held HEPIORIAl DAY WEEKEND ---- bursdav 23 thru Monday May 27. Investiture and profession ceremonies were held recently in St. Augustine Church. Lawrenceville. for the members of the St. Augustine Fraternity ol the Secular Franciscan Order. Linda Drago ol Munhall. a member ol Holy Angels Parish in Hays, and Frederick Buriak of Lawrenceville. a member ol Good Samaritan Parish in the Strip District were clothed with the small habit Initiating them into the novtatlate. They will serve as novices for at least 12 months. Thomas S. Miller of Lawrenceville. a member ol St. Augustine Parish, and Victor Sarti ol Penn Hills, a member ol St. Maurice Parish in Forest Hills, made their professions after completing their required novice period. Fr. Edward Pikus. OFM Cap., officiated at both ceremonies. A social followed in the school auditorium where the fraternity members When it comes to When it comes to greeted the new novices and congratulated the newly professed QUALITY, “It's All Here"™ VARIETY "It's All Here"™ Whether it's our home­ |M*| From our big, golden, Polonia' at Carnegie Music Hall made Buttermilk Biscuits, Beef w hnmomnrlfhomemade Rise and Shine™ biscuits The Polonia Song and Dance Ensemble will present its third annual Burgers, or specialty sandwiches, you to our delicious 1/4-lb* Beef Burgers and performance at Carnegie Music Hall in Oakland Friday, April 26.at 7:45 can be sure Hardee's® only uses the best unique specialty sandwiches. For p.m. ingredients. It's a quality you can taste. variety, "It's All Here"™ •Precooked weigh! This year's program will feature numbers choreographed by Alicja Haszczak a folk dance teacher from Rzeszow, Poland. Also helping wl th BOTH PACKAGES INCLUDE: r choreography are Chester Kujawski and Mieczyslaw Murawski. FREE in hotel self parking; two full breakfasts, formerly with the Pittsburgh Ballet Theater. tax and tips per person; choice of historic tour and the Franklin institute OR dinner for two, j « n . ■ m , Fr. Paul Plndel is director of the 35-member troupe and Tim Kuzma Is tax and tips included — choose option at time artistic director. of reservation. Hatdeer lardeex A polka dance will follow the concert at 10 p.m. in St. Nicholas Greek * Subjet! to availability advance reservations required Orthodox Center, across from Carnegie Music Hall, featuring music by ** Chi wren under 16 2nd child $21.60 additional Includes 2 breakfasts and dinner TWO SAUSAGE TWO BACON Jimmy Sturr and his orchestra. "'Children under 16 stay free in parents room Tours and meals are extra not applicable to groups Tickets for the performance are S7 for general admission and 810 for & EGG BISCUITS CHEESEBURGERS reserved; cost for the dance is 89. A package deal for both Is 812 for general admission and 815 for reserved. Group rates are also available. Penn Center Inn FOR $1.39 FOR S2.79 For advance tickets call Fr. Plndel. 745-9339. Fran Yakima. 746-2318. or 20th and Market Streets. Philadelphia. PA 19103 Served during breakfast hours. This coupon good Served during lunch & dinner hours This coupon Tim Kuzma. 266-5746. 215-569-3000 at any participating Hardee's restaurant One good at any participating Hardee's restaurant. One TOII .-FREE 800523-0909 coupon per customer, please Customer must pay coupon per customer, please Customer must pay ¡EXCEPT PENNSYLVANIA: any sales tax. Not good in combination with other any sales tax Not good in combination with other St Sebastian party offers Please present coupon before ordering otters Please present coupon before ordering Offer flood thru April 26. 1085 Offer good thru April 26. 1085 The Women's Guild of St Sebastian Church. Ross Twp.. will hold a SUPPORT luncheon, fashion show and card party Thursday, April 25. at 11:30 a.m. YOUR at the Wildwood Country Club. A bake sale and boutique will also be L Included. For tickets call Ruth Graff, 364-1295. ADVERTISER Page 14 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday. April 12. 1985 Around the diocese

Health-O-Rama slated Woman becomes novice Marking S t Joseph Day Tina Clma of Pitcairn again this year continued a family tradition of The United Way Health Foundation will present Its first Health-O- Patricia Eleanor Myers entered the novitiate ol hasting a celebration for the feast of SL Joseph (March 19). Kama o( the year April 17 20 dally from noon to 9:30 pm. at North Hills the Sisters of the Holy Spirit In West View In With the help of family and friends, shejtrepared 13 meatless dishes Village. Screenings lor high blood pressure, heart disease, hearing loss, ceremonies Sunday. March 24. and some 400 calzone pastries for that day s visitors to her home vision, kidney and liver, anemia and diabetes will be offered free. Officiating was Aux. Bishop Anthony Bosco. This tradition of marking St Josephs feast as a lamily religious The Allegheny County Health Department will also provide free chaplain to the order. celebration began In 1928 with M r s . Clma s marriage to the lateCharles Immunizations lor dlptherta. flu. mumps, measles, tetanus, polio, Sister Patricia is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clma. rubella and whooping cough Wednesday through Friday from 4 to 7 Harold Myers of Zellenople. Among the many participants in the celebration were Fr Evaristo p.m. and Saturday from noon to5 p.m. For Information on the Health-O- She Is a member of SL Gregory Church, where Luteri and Fr. John T. Flaherty of St. Michael parish In Pitcairn. Rama tall 963-0503. she was active In the choir and as secretary of the St. Ann's Guild. Sister graduated from Slippery Rock State Exchange families sought Regent Square woman is 100 University, where she also earned a master s degree In elementary education. She was a teacher and pool manager prior to Youth Exchange Service is seeking Catholic families throughout the Johanna Quinn Weakland ol Regent Square will celebrate her 100th entering the order. Sr. Patricia country to host teenage exchange students lor the school yaas birthday Thursday. April 25. beginning this falL For information contact Youth Exchange ServiCE M re. Weakland. born April 25. 1885. was one ol seven ch lldren bom to World Trade Center Bldg.. 350 S. Figueroa St. No. 257-P. Los Angeles, Patrick and Marla Brennan Quinn. She lived In North Braddock and Calif 90071. phone 1 80G848 2121 Braddock before moving to Regent Square In 1924. Catholic Charities dinner Her husband, the late Charles Weakland. operated a men s clothing store In Braddock lor 52 years. Catholic Charities ol the Diocese ol Pittsburgh Inc. will mark Its 75th Entertainment troupe established Mrs. Weakland Is a former member of St Thomas In Braddock and a anniversary with a dinner Friday. May 10. at the Pittsburgh Hyatt. current member ol St. Anselm parish In Swiss vale Chatham Center, beginning at 6 p.m Dinner Is at 7:30 pm St. Leo Parish, North Side, announces the lormation ol Showtime She lives with her daughter and son In law. John and Patsy Foerster Keynote speaker will be Fr Eugene Lauerol the theology department North, a performing arts organization based at the parish.! he company and also has six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. ol Wheeling College. Fr. Lauer. a diocesan priest, will speak on "The consists ol actors, singers, dancers, musicians and specially acts: Mrs. Weakland. who enjoys good health, will be honored on her Charity ol Jesus: Personal Help or Social Change performers range in age Irom elementary school students to adults. birthday at a small party ol family and Irlends. The evening will also feature presentation of the second annual John Fries is the company director and members oi its board ol Carltas Award. For tickets at 850 per person 18500 for a table ol 10) directors are Fr. Felix Prior. Gert Obuchowsky, Lindsay Quigley, Rich write: Pat Roethlein. Catholic Charities, 307 Fourth Ave.. Suite 300, Agulia. John Madia. Mimi Keller. Doris Schwartz and Diana Fries. St Sebastian party Pittsburgh 15222, by April 30, or call 471-1120. The company is planning a spring production al the church and is Founded in 1910 by three members ol the St. Vincent de Paul Society, also planning a spring performing tour oi local hospitals, homes lor the The Women's Guild ol St. Sebastian Church. Ross Twp, will hold a the Catholic Charities agency today employs almost 200 persons and aged schools, etc For more information, telephone 761 0413. luncheon, fashion s h o w and card party Thursday, April 25, at 11 30 a.m provides social and community services through branch offices In the at the Wildwood Country Club A bake sale and boutique will also be diocese's six counties. The United Way agency aids needs ol the elderly, Included For tickets call Ruth Grail. 364-1295. troubled youth, single parents and women with problem pregnancies. Softball loop meeting set It also maintains three diocesan programs — Roselia Manor, aiding unwed mothers: a refugee service program and a parish social service There will be an organizational meeting for the softball league for program, operated through some 59 parishes here. players age 55 and older on Tuesday. April 16. at 7:30 p.m. at the oil let* Penn Hills dance set ol the Penn Hills Senior Service Center. 147 Jefferson Road. The league Is sponsored by the municipality of Penn Hills, its Recreation The Ladles Guild ol St Bartholomew parish In Penn Hills will hold a Carlow weekend college Department and the Senior Service Center. 60s dance Saturday. April 27. at 8 p.m. In Helzlsouer Hall. Refreshments The league Is looking for organizations or individuals who are and snacks will be featured. For reservations at 85 per person call Pam Carlow College's Weekend College program will offer courses for the interested in organizing new teams to join the program: last year the Kelhage. 243-2468. by April 21. summer session on Fridays. Saturdays and Sundays, beginning the league had four members. In addition, rules and procedures to govern weekend of Aug. 23. the league will be discussed at the meeting, which is open to the public: The fully-accredited programs offer courses on the weekend needed to For more information, telephone Ron at 795-3500, ext. 366: or 731* Scott Twp.Jair set obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting or business 8391 after 5 p.m management; a Bachelor ol Arts degree in communication arts or The Women’s Guild and Christian Mothers of Our Lady of Grace. journalism: and a Bachelor ol Science In Nursing degree for registered Scott Twp.. will hold a lood and lun lair Saturday. April 27. Irom 11 a.m. nurses. The curriculum combines classroom instruction and Churchill jubilee set to 7 p.m. In Msgr Conroy Hall. International booths will feature German. independent study so students attend only eight classes a term. Polish. Irish. Italian and Mexican dishes. Among the courses being ollered for the summer term are Principles St. John Fisher in Churchill Borough will celebrate its 25th Also planned are socials. Chinese auction, amusements and ol Marketing, Labor Relations, Basic Video Production, and Women in anniversary Sunday. May 19, with a 4 p.m. concelebraled Mass. Aux. appearances by Chuck E Cheese and Billy Bob. Culture and Society. Bishop Anthony Bosco will officiate and priests who have served at the Deferred payment options are available for students whose employers parish are welcome to coricelebrate. oiler tuition reimbursement programs. A dinner-dance will follow at 6 p.m. For reservations at 815 call George For more information concerning the summer schedule ol the Oakes. 241 2629. or Sharon Emzer. 823-8285. Pink Geranium luncheon Weekend College, telephone 578 6092. The Women's Guild ol Duquesne University will sponsor its annual I’lnk Geranium luncheon, card party and lash ion show on Saturday, Cardiac Club to meet April 27, al 12:30 p.m. In the Duquesne Union Ballroom on the Appalachia* pastoral juoilee set university campus. The Cardiac Club oi St. Francis Medical Center will meet on Tuesday. A special celebration to mark the 10th anniversary ol the pastoral Proceeds from the event will benefit the restoration ol the university May 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Classrooms A and B on the second floor of the letter on Appalachia, "This Land is Home to Me," issued by bishops ol chapel. Tickets are 88.50 per person or 834 per table ol four. For medical/parking complex, 45th Street and Penn Avenue. Lawrenceville the Appalachian region will be held the weekend ol May 17-19at Camp information or lor rescrval Ions, con tael the university's public The speaker will be Sister Ann Teresa nutritionist at the Mercy Virgil Tate near Charleston, W.Va. relations oil ice at 434 6049. Hospital oi Pittsburgh, who will speak on "Proper Diet for the Heart." Fr. Joe Holland, SJ.. will give the keynote talk, reviewing the historical The Cardiac Club is an organization for cardiac patients and their context ol Appalachian pastoral. The weekend will also include families, regardless oi where they are receiving treatmenL The club's Nursing grads set reunion workshops on women, parish education, leadership development and a objective is to inform and support cardiac patients in their pursuit oi a look at the pastoral In light ol other recent pastoral letters. healthy lifestyle. The meeting is open to the public. The Alumni Asscxlatlon ol St. Francis Medical Centers school ol Since its release, the Appalachian pastoral has been used as a vital nursing will hold Its 50th annual reunion Sunday. April 28. at 10 a.m. document for church workers in the area Retired Bishop Vincent on the second floor ol the hospital's medical parking complex. Leonard was among the bishops signing the original pastoral letter. 3 courses in art therapy at Carlow Included will be 11 a.m Mass. lunch and tea Irom 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. For For Information or reservation forms for the gathering write Catholic Information or reservations call Elizabeth Perhach, 622 4710. or write Committee ol Appalachia, P.O. Box 963, Whitesburg, Ky.. 41858, or call Carlow College Oakland, will offer three courses in its graduate- her at the hospital. 4401 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh, 15201. (606) 633 8440 Institute in art therapy. May 20 through July 12. The instilute is designed lor students with degrees in art. ail State K o j C to meet here education, education, psychology or arl therapy preparation« ho warn a New Monroeville Eagle Scout more in depth understanding ol art therapy. For the first time in four years, the state convention of the Knights of Courses to be ollered are: Art Therapy with Children. May 20 to June 7. Symbolic Imagery. June 7 to June 30: and Clinical Issues in Art Anthony P. Monta. son ol Mr and Mrs. Louis A Columbus will be held in Pittsburgh. Therapy. June 10 to July 12. Monta ol Monroeville, recently was awarded The event Is set for May 18-20 at the Greentree Marriott with Bishop For more information, telephone 578-6092. Scoullng's highest honor, the rank ol f.aglc Sc out. Anthony Bevllacqua slated to offer the convention Mass Saturday, May Anthony's scouting achievements include 21 18, at 5:30 p.m. at SS. Simon S’ Jude Church. mcrll badges, the Parvull Dei Award and I he Order Chairman for the gathering will be Richard S. Miksic, with Jenneiy ol the Arrow IIc has served as assistant patrol Falvo as chairman for the grand ball and Mary Ketterle chairman of leader, patrol leader, senior patrol leader and women’s activities. 1 assistant junior Scoulmaslei ol Troop 184. An honors student a I Central Catholic. Anthony M ellon and Ills lamily are members ol North American Mai tyrs parish. Anthony Reupholstering In vestm en t Morals course at Holy Sepulcher R a te s Fr Lawrence DiNardo will teach a course in "Specific Contemporary SAVE Moral Problems" at Floly Sepulcher Church. Glade Mills, beginning Whether you’re saving for next year’s vacation or to send .... TUesday. 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Institute formed Calendar The Pittsburgh chapter of the SATURDAY. APRIL 13 German American National Deiqfhters at Brin-Luncheon-card party, noon. Knights of Equity Congress (DANK) has announced the formation ol the Institute for room* 533 E. Oh to St.. North Side (new local Ion). Ticket a 83 at the door German American Relations, SUNDAY. APRIL 14 which will function In Sl Mary. Hampton Twp. — Concert by U.S. Navy Woodwind Quin let. 4 cooperation with three Pitts pm Also rehearsal techniques seminar conducted by quintet at 2-30 burgh universities — Duquesne pm. Both seminar and concert free Reception to loilcm University. Carnegie Mellon Annunciation. North Side — BrrakJast ol egg* sausage and University and the University ol pancakes. 8 am. to 1 p.m.. church halL 2601 Norwood Ave. Cost. 82 Pittsburgh SL Paul M onatrry Manor. South Side — Spaghetti dinner, seating» The institute's objective is to at 430 and 630 pm For tickets at 83.75 lor adults and 8225 for strengthen and maintain the children, call monastery. 3811188. or manor. 381 4744 alliance between American and German peoples in such areas as TUESDAY. APRIL 16 education, politics, culture, SL Paul Retreat House, South Side — Evening ol spirituality for science and economics Sister* 4 15 to 9.30 pm. For reservations call 381 7676 The inaugural program of the Institute will be on Monday . April WEDNESDAY. APRIL 17 15 Irom 5.30 to 7:30 pm. In the Marian Movement of Priests — Cenacle 7 p.m. Sl Bonilacr. East St.. Laura Falk Lecture Hall Mellon North Side All wek-ome Hall ol Science. Duquesne St. Joseph. New Castle — Mass lor charismatic*. 7 30 p m . till S. Holy Spirit Sisters elect University The keynote address Cascade St will be German American Relations for the Future will be Members of the Sisters of the Holy Spirit on March Installation ceremonies will be held Sunday. June THURSDAY. APRIL 18 delivered by Dr Kurt Rrtwtsch. 30 elected Sister M Jerome Plusquellec as general 16. The new leaders of the order are. Jrom left Cordova Club. Sl Ferdinand. Cranberry Twp. — Day oi prayer al professor ol economics at the superior, to Jill the post left vacant by the death o) Sisters M. Cyrttla Czystuch, M Richard Mehellch. M Kearns Spirituality Center. LaRochr College. Allison Park.conducted by Duquesne University School ol Sister M Martina SeraJIn The J'ollowlng day she Jerome Plusquellec. M. Bridget Miller and Rose Sister Margaret Ritchie Bus leaves parish at 8 45 a.m. return* 3 p.m Business and Administration. presided at the election oj new council members, Marie Jaysla For reservations at 810 call Kathy Zappia. 776 1835. or Eleanor Kople. The program Is tree and open to who will serve two yea rs.finishing the present term. —Photo by John C. Keenan 776 9248 the public. Christian Women's Guild. SL Maurice. Forest Hills — April Showers card party. 7 p.m . Centurion Hall Donation. 84 Secular Franciscans. SL John Evangelist, South Side - Open meeting 7.30 pm All welcome CYA to honor Dan Marino Silent Scream' set People Concerned ior Unborn Child — Meet mg and documentary . A Mailer ol Choice. 7.30p.m.. First Krlomied Presbyterian Church. Miami Dolphins quarterback and Pittsburgh The pro-life Him "The Silent Scream will be shown Thursday. April 12900 Franksluwn Rd . Penn Hill* native Dan Marino will receive the Art Rooney 18, al 8 p.m. at St. Ferdinand parish's social hall. Rochester Rd.. Christian Mothers and Guild, St. Henry. Arlington — April Showers Award at the 12th annual Catholic Youth I Cranberry Twp. in a program sponsored by Lifeline ol Cranberry Twp luncheon and card party. 12:30 pm . church hall. Donation, 84; all Association dinner Wednesday. May 22. at 7 p.m. at I The film, which depicts an abortion from the fetus's point ol view, is not welcome the Hilton Hotel recommended for children. For information call Janet Wargo. 776 4948, Allegheny County Commissioner Tom Foerster.l or Lillian Grundler. 776-6627. FRIDAY. APRIL 19 who has served as general chairman ol the dinner Single ACTS, St. Winifred, Ml Lebanon - April Fool s dance. 9.30 since its beginning in 1974. reported that Marino pm., Green Tree Holiday Inn. Parkway West. Admission. 65 at the door was (he unanimous choice oi the selection St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend retreat lor men. 5 committee "lor always remembering thati Spaghetti dinner in Prospect pm. to Sunday, 2 45 p.m For reservations call 361 7676 Pittsburgh is his hometown. Marino St. Adalbert, South Side — Social. 7.30 p.m.. church hall. S 15th Si Rooney has specified that the award go to "one who has contributed St. Christopher Church in Prospect will sponsor a spaghetti dinner Sponsored by South Side Catholic Athletic Assoc , grade and high to the good image ol Pittsburgh and Allegheny County." Sunday, April 21. f rom noon to 6 p.m. Cost is 83.50 for adults: 82.50 for school PTGs and Si Adalbert Alumni. Tickets. 86 al the door Marino starred as quarterback at Central Catholic High School and children. Cranberry Singles, St. Ferdinand. Cranberry Twp. - Talk by the University ol Pittsburgh, where he led Pitt to four bowl games and Douglas Turner, pastor. Bradford Woods Community Church, 8 p.m., earned All-American ranking as a junior. parish hall Child care provided All single adults welcome For He serves as national chairman for Muscular Dystrophy's fun run Information call Lou Ann Salva, 776 5004, or Dolly Jones, 728 4487 and helps with Special Olympics and Walter Camp Foundation projects. Monroeville Mass Earlier recipients ol the Art Rooney Award include Arnold Palmer, Willie Stargell, Chuck Noil. Bill Bums. Joe Patemo and retired Bishop The CSJ Musicians will provide music for the noon Mass at S( SATURDAY. APRIL 20 Vincent Leonard Bemadct te Church, Monroeville Sunday.April 21 They will also present Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Retreal for parents and teachers For dinner reservations at 840 each (or tables ol lOat 8400)contact a concert in the parish hall following the Mass. All are welcome ol tots, conducted through Sunday by Sister Susan Arcaro. certified Ed Fay. executive director. CYA. 286 Main SL. Pittsburgh 15201, or call Monlessori (eacher and experienced retreat director. For information 621-3342. and reservations call 681 6180 Men's Club. St. Ferdinand, Cranberry Twp. — Dance, leaturing St. Vincent sets summer retreats music by Phil S’ Linda Lcnz. Tickets, 88. Evening lo benefit Lilrlinr Center. Carlow summer education courses St. Vincent in Lai robe has announced its summer schedule lot St. Pamphilua, Beech view — Oldies and Goodies daiur. 8 p.m. weekend retreats. The programs all open Friday evening and end church social hall. 1000 Tropical Ave. Refreshments, loud, snacks. For Carlow College, Oakland, will oiler a series ol summer courses and Sunday afternoon. tickets at 88 (required) call 341 1000. programs, on both (he graduate and Undergraduate level, designed to Planned are: People Concerned for Unbora Child, West Chapter - Annual help teachers expand their careers and revitalize their approaches to A married couples retreal, June 7-9. rummage sale. 10 am. to 2 p.m.. Green Tree Fire Hall Donations the education profession. Retreats for men, July 12 14. July 19-21, July 26 28. Aug 2 4 and Aug accepted Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. (no clothing) Gradua te programs include the Master oi Education degree in early 9 11. Christian Mothers, SL Martin West End - Color li Spring salad childhood education, the Master ol Eduealion degree in educational Retreats for boys, ages 13-17. July 19-21 and July 26-28. smorgasbord luncheon, cards, social and fashion show. noon, church leadership. Monlessori certification as well as skill courses in specific A retreat for women, Aug. 16-18. hall. Admission. 84 at the door. areas. Among the many courses being ollered are curriculum theory For information coniaci Fr. Levi While, OSB. Retreat Director, St Christian Mothers and Women's Guild, Most Blessed Sacrament, and development. Monlessori philosophy and theory, and reading in Vincent Archabbey. Latrobe. Pa. 15650 the,content area. Penn Hills— Annual spring salad luncheon and card party, noon, sue lal hall. For reservations a( 84 call Ann Martin. 371 6716. or Helen Hayden. Undergraduate courses designed especially lor teachers arc in the areas of computers, mathematics, history, political science, video 9 local women get honors 371 4406 production and speech pathology. PTC, St. Athanasius, West View — Flea market. 9 am to6 p.m AJso bake sale and relreshmrnts. Summer classes begin on June 17 and conclude on July 31. Teachers Nine local women were among 29 students at Carlow College, St. Peter Child Development Center - Henrllt Touch ol Spring in the Dioceses ol Pi 1 tsburgh. Greensburg. and Altoona Johnstown are Oakland, who have been selected for Inclusion In the 1985 edition oi eligible lor scholarships ol a 50 percent reduction in ihe eredil tuition salad luncheon and card party, noon. O'Connell Hail. St Gabriel "Who s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Church, Whitehall. For tickets at 83.50 call 884 5227 during sc hoot costs, Local students selected were: Lori Ann Busche. the daughter ol hours For more information about summer programs lor leathers at Catherine F. Busehe ol Penn Hills and the late William E. Busche. a Carlow, telephone 1412) 578 6092. junior majoring in communications. Maria R Franceschini Durci. the SUNDAY. APRIL 21 wife of David Burci oi Tarentum and the daughter ol Victor and Rose WPXJTV, Channel 11 — Mass lor shut ms. bam Fr. Kenan Crowley. Marie Franceschini ol Fairview, a senior majoring in art/art iherepy OFM Cap.. chaplain at McKeesport Hospital, officiating. Choir and Appalachian school set and art education, and Kaihryn Ann Koncsol. the daughter ol Janel congregation made up ol friends ol Auberle Home for Boys. Mass Koncsol ol Brentwood, a senior majoring in nursing. interpreted for the deal The annual Appalachian Regional School for Church Leaders, which Mary Elyse O'Connor, the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs William P Education Committee. Holy Spirit West Mifflin - Wine and cheese will involve some 125 participants from Anglican. Catholic and O'Connor. Sr.. ol BanksviHe. a senior majoring in nursing and evening, 7:30 to 9 p.m., featuring Brian Keone speaking on "Stress — Protestant denominations, will be held June 24-Juiy 5 at West Virginia psychology; Lauren Ann Plpepi, ihe daughter ol Dr. and Mrs. Anthony How lo Cope. Admission, 82.50 al the door: all welcome University in Morgantown. The program — which includes 20 courses Ripepi of the South Hills, a senior majoring in art and communications; St. Michael, Braddock — Organ ret nal by Homer Wickllne. 3 p.m . such as community development and social concerns, personal and Theresa Marie Tarlamella. the daughter ol Joseph and Marie featuring Early American works development, culture, art and history — is sponsored by the Tartamella of Brackenrldge. a senior majoring in psychology St. Paul Monastery and Manor, South Side - Social. 2 p m For Commission on Religion in Appalachia. Judith Lynn Waina. the daughter ol Mr and Mrs. Robert S. Wainaol tickets cak 381 4744 Fee for the course is 8175, plus 8187 for room and board. For Baldwin Borough, a senior majoring in business managemeni and St. Anthony. Millvaie — Dinner oi breaded pork chop. 3 lo 6 p.m.. information contact Dr. W Lee Hicks, 1800 Investment Building, 239 French; Maureen Weldon, the daughter ol Dr. and Mrs. John F Weldon lyceum. 106-108 North Ave. Also salad bar. Donation. 85 for adult* Fourth Ave.. Pittsburgh. 15222. ol Monongahela, a senior majoring in nursing; and Stephanie Elaine 82.50 for children under 12. Winter, the daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. James F. Winter ol Baldwin Ladies of Charity, SL Peter, South Side — Social. 1 p.m.. social hall. Borough, a senior majoring in business management and psychology. 2821 Sarah St. Benefit ol parish food bank. For tickets at 85 or Wheeling programs The students chosen were selected lor Inclusion on the basis of information call Sister Carol, 488-0413. or431 -0378. Tickets also at Ihe academic achievement, community service, leadership In door. The Paul VI Pastoral Center in Wheeling. W.Va. will host two renewal extracurricular activities and potential forconllnued success. 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To the Faithful of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, I am grateful for this opportunity to thank you and to congratulate you on your outstanding participation in the 1985 Parish Share Program. Your response to this year’s campaign will provide more than 60% of the support needed for the programs of the Diocese in fiscal 1985. Once again you have demonstrated the depth of your generosity, and for that I am sincerely grateful. In saying "thank you ", I speak not only for myself, but also for the hundreds of thousands of your brothers and sisters in the Pittsburgh Diocese who will benefit from your wonderful act of love. I speak on behalf of the unborn children who are protected by your generosity, on behalf of the young people who benefit from youth ministry programs, and on behalf of our senior citizens whose lives you have enriched. I express the gratitude of our school children, our children in CCD programs, our handicapped and disabled children and adults. I extend the thanks of those who participate in the programs of the Vocation Office, of our seminarians, as well as our retired priests and religious who have served us so faithfully throughout the years. I am grateful for all of your neighbors to whom the Parish Share Program has made available nearly 100 human services which respond to a variety of needs. Finally, I am pleased that through your generosity we have enough confidence and stability to make necessary changes and to plan for the future. These changes will always be designed to foster the growth and develop the potential of the Church in Southwestern Pennsylvania. All of our endeavors depend on the abundant gift of God’s grace as well as your faithful support. To those who have contributed to the Parish Share Program, those volunteers who have worked so selflessly for it success, and to all the priest, religious, and faithful of the Diocese, again I say "thank you". Please know that your generosity and love have made a significant contribution to the progress of the Kingdom of God in our midst. Sincerely in Christ, our Lord,

April 8, 1985 Bishop of Pittsburgh