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Private Students? VOL. IV, NO. 46 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy FEBRUARY 1, 1963 "The message contains something for everybody — everybody except the children whose parents have elected to send them to private schools." That capsule comment, expressed by a leading spokesman Catholic Grade And High Schools for Catholic schools, best describes the message on education sent to Congress Tuesday by President Kennedy. Msgr. Frederick G. Hochwalt, director of the Education De- Excluded In Federal Aid Message partment, National Catholic Welfare Conference, stated that it was "^deed encouraging" to note that the message acknowledged WASHINGTON (NO — Presi- leges would be eligible to take "grants and graduate fellow- than to public school teachers .thai .Wational opportunities should be extended to all stu- dent Kennedy's 1963 education part in a proposed three-year ships. only as is now the case. dents^'without exception." program follows the pattern of billion dollar loan program for its predecessors on the issue of In addition, the program calls He expressed deep disappointment, however, at the pro- for forgiveness of up to 50 per Both public and private cot- aid to church-related schools: construction of academic facili- gram's proposals for aid to grade and high schools, in which cent of a National Defense Edu- leges would be eligible for Colleges and universities are in, ties. only public schools would share for the most part. cation Act loan to a student who grants for library construc- grade and high schools for the Referring to the fact that one out of every seven in the Likewise, students in both chooses a teaching career. This tion and expansion; foreign most part are out. forgiveness feature would be ex- school population of this country attends a private school, Mon- public and private institutions language programs; graduate On the level of higher educa- could share in student loan in- tended on an across-the-board signor Hochwalt said in a statement: school expansion; and college- tion, both public and private col- surance, student work-study basis to all teachers, rather "The claim that this Federal aid program is comprehensive level education of technicians and balanced echoes a hollow sound in the halls of private ele- in engineering, science and mentary and secondary schools. Any proposal or pattern of dis- health. criminatory legislation that disregards such a rich .educational resource cannot be called balanced, nor can it be considered Catholic And Public School The public and private institu- truly in the national interest. tions of higher education would "Our position has not changed. We ask equal treatment for also be equally eligible for Fed- all children. We have stated this clearly many times. On this we Growth In U.S. In 60 Years eral grants for elementary and stand firm." secondary school teacher train- ing; and for specialized train- It was a similar provision in a bill presented last ing of teachers of handicapped year which caused such controversy throughout the nation and and gifted children and adult led to prolonged debate in both House and Senate and the final illiterates, as well as for the death of the measure in a House committee. 1900 training of librarians and other Hie words "constitutional" or "unconstitutional" do not specialized personnel. appear in Mr. Kennedy's 1963 message. It was that issue PUBLIC SCHOOLS ONLY last year which caused greatest discussion, and it is still However, the President's pro- being carried on in legal and other circles throughout the I960 posed four-year, $1.5 billion pro- United States. gram of Federal grants for Both private and public colleges are treated equally in raising salaries of grade and that part of the message having to do with loans for academic CATHOLIC I I high school teachers and for facilities and other proposals on the level of higher education. 12 34 building grade and high school (Continued on Page 6) Student Enrollment In Millions classrooms would make funds available to public schools only. As now, public grade and high Schools would get grants People Of Diocese Praised for science, mathematics and 1900 foreign language teaching equipment. Private schools For Generosity To DDF would get loans only. In a message delivered at all forming an important part of Vlasses in every church last the 85 places of learning which Also, only public schools Sunday, Bishop Coleman F. make up the Catholic school 1960 would be eligible for vocational education funds and Federal Uarroll expressed his gratitude system of the Diocese. PUBLIC s ;o all the people of the Diocese grants for adult basic educa- >f Miami and repeated his ad- The fact that 92 per cent of a tion. pledges made in previous De- tiiration for their prayers, Student Enrollment In Millions Mr. Kennedy's education mes- sacrifice and generosity which velopment Fund campaigns had sage to Congress made no di- lave made possible the achieve- (Continued on Page 2) rect mention of the controversy nents and remarkable growth over Federal aid to church-re- >f the Diocese in the first four lated schools, which contribut- fears of its existence. CONTRIBUTION MADE BY CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ed to the defeat of his At the same time, the education program for the past priests in their sermons ap- two years. pealed for the continued sup- 'LUXURY OF DEBATE' port of the faithful in the $2.6 Billion Saved Yearly In U.S. Taxes He did say, however, that the 1963 Diocesan Development Catholic grade and high represented by Catholic schools, the National Education Associa- ers had been on the public pay- nation "can no longer afford Fund Campaign, now official- schools save the nation's tax- Monsignor Hochwalt said, tion. roll and had been paid the aver- the luxury of endless debate ly under way. age public school salary in their payers $2.6 billion a year, in-, over all the complicated and Briefly summarizing aecom- "Although the message is The $2.6 billion saving repre- respective areas, their salary sensitive questions raised by eluding $14,018,566 which the costs would have added )lishments made possible in silent on this, obviously high ad- sents money taxpayers would each new proposal on Federal Diocese of Miami alone saves $929,019,018 to the public tax >revious Development Fund ministrators in the government have to pay for the education participation in -education." Wve"SJ % priests mentioned: taxpayers annually in the 16 burden. are aware of the contribution in public schools of 4,373,42? "To be sure, these are all counties of South Florida. St. Jfcr— Vianney Minor Sem- grade school pupils and 880,369 Proportionate salary costs hard problems — but this na- nary, where five buildings al- Catholic educaton has been and high-school students attending of the 1,072 members of facul- tion has not come to its pres- •eady erected now make pos- In revealing these figures is making to the common de- ties in Diocese of Miami ent position of leadership by sible the education of more than this week, Msgr. Frederick G. sire for educational excellence. Catholic schools in 1960. Hochwalt, director of the Edu- schools would have been add- avoiding hard problems. We are .70 young men studying for the The $14,018,566 saving to at a point in history when we "Federal aid limited to pub- Diocesan priesthood. cation Department of the Na- taxpayers in South Florida ed to the public tax burden in must face and resolve these lic schools would add to the Lourdes Residence, in West tional Catholic Welfare Con- represents monies which resi- South Florida. problems," he said. r»alm Beach, first opened in ference, commented that a tax burden of those citizens dents of 16 counties in the who voluntarily bear this $2.6 Diocese of Miami would have The Education Department Mr. Kennedy did not offer .960 and at present caring for program of Federal School prepared tables showing per- 160 aged men and women. billion annual burden," he de- to pay for the education in any reason for excluding pri- aid limited to public schools clared. pupil public school costs, public The Catholic Home for De- public schools of 36,339 pupils vate grade and high schools would increase the tax burden enrolled in 85 Miami diocesan and Catholic school enrollments, >endent Children, at Perrine, The NCWC Education Depart- teacher salaries and teacher to- from most of the benefits of of citizens whose support of elementary and high schools. his program. In his 1961 edu- >pened in 1961, which now pro- Catholic schools makes pos- ment computed the $2.6 billion tals in Catholic schools in all 50 'ides shelter for homeless boys According to the NCWC Edu- cation message he referrd to sible this tax saving. tax saving represented by the states and the District of Colum- and girls. nation's Catholic schools on the cation Department, there bia. "the clear prohibition, of the basis of pupil costs for 1959-60. were 157,124 teachers in U. S. Constitution" as barring use Five new Diocesan high Noting that President Ken- According to the tables, the jchools and improvements and nedy's tax message to Congress The figures were computed in Catholic grade and high schools of public funds to build idditions to other high schools, was silent on the tax saving part from statistics published by in October, 1961. If these teach- (Continued on Page 10) (Continued on Page 10) Voice Photoa Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Was Guest At Palm Page 2 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE *rotesknit Bishop Praises In Talk To Methodists ATLANTIC CITY, N.\j. (NO say many bases of Church life A Methodist bishop charac- jieed reform," Bishop Corson rized Pope John XXIII as "the told a Baltimore ministers' >. 1 public relations man for luncheon. e church in the world." ''We had complete freedom in. Bishop Fred P. Corson of Phil- expressing the points of view lelphia, president of-the World that are distinctly our own. The'' ethodjst Council, speaking bfc Pope looked on us not so much re the national board of edu- as a group to be 'brought in' tion of the Methodist church but rather as a body whose fel- the Tray more hotel, said: lowship needed to-be restored," Jope John is the people's. Pope. he asserted. i has the common touch." Bishop Corson cautioned "He's very expressive, just Protestant ministers: "Don't ex- he kind you love to be with," pect too much from the-council. lishop Corson said as he de- One swallow doesn't make a ailed to 300 board members spring. Doors have to be pber audience with the opened." The Methodist Biship said he "Whenever he wanted to say is interested particularly in the imething to me he would pat "theology of the laity" develop- e^on the arm. And really, -I ing in the Catholic Church. He id all I could do to keep from commented: "I thought that itting him back," the Bishop Protestants had a monopoly on lid. this but I got a surprise in Rome. The Roman Catholic Bishop Corson was one of the Church is not only concerned iree Methodist observers at the with the activity of laymen but DIOCESE OF MIAMI scond Vatican Council. He said with giving the laity a theology (To be built in Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery) j told the Pope that he hoped and developing in them a sense e council's atmosphere of fel- of meaning and belonging to the wship and exchange of ideas Church. The lay state is looked ith Protestants and others upon as a- vocation." Choosing $ family burial place is iney&able. It can be done when there is a death — a time of ould get down to the diocesan Bishop Corson, chosen by sorrow and confusion; or it can be; done NOW, thoughtfully and at your own convenience. vel. The Pope said he hoped World Outlook magazine as the i too, Bishop Corson added. Methodist of the Year, had these comments on other -topics: Sosfse®»te MUST d« if. Unless it is a planned decision now, your family may have to depend on the "Yon" have to understand he personality of the Pope to ' • SCRIPTURE - "I think judgment of a friend, or even a stranger, to select in haste arid hope he will not disappoint' those lnderstand the ecumenical there is hope that a joint com- who will be the most frequent visitors. - • . jouncil," Bishop Cerson said. mission will be appointed to Che Pope hopes that one re- prepare a Bible both Protes- mit of the council will be that tants and Catholics can use." is 0 time of stress. Many things must be done quickly with little time to think them through. t eventually might lead to a Later, in response to a question sloser relationship between -from the audience, he said Car- Selecting your burialjplace is one of the few that can be done in advance to relieve future strain. Catholics.and Protestants, the dinal Bea had expressed to him Bishop declared - not only the hope "but the be- is a time ©f expen'se — a strain on finances often" needed for family re-adjustment. Selecting In an earlier addressJn Balti- lief this could be done. lore. Bishop Corson attributed • CHURCH UNITY — "Struc- now can relieve a financial problem later when'such problems are a real burden. I > Augustin Cardinal Bea, S.J., tural unity is something we are Selection of a final resting place is a sacred family duty, an investment far surpassed by the satisfaction perhaps the most significant t not yet in a position to discuss t ;atement I heard in Rome." but we can talk. It's a good idea of knowing that you have assured protection for your loved ones. Until recently, above ground en- e said the statement was: "All .! i to remember Pope John's state- tombment was reserved for the wealthy and the great because of its cost. Today you may own crypts lose validiy baptized in Christ, ment that 'Brotherhood must hether by a priest or a min- precede doctrine.' "' in Our Lady of Mercy Mausoleum at a cost in some instances no greater than earth burial. There is ter, are-originally bound to ! hrist in His Mystical Body, • LITURGY J- Bishop Corson no lot, no vault, no expensive monument. Your investment provides permanence and protection in an hailed the idea of regional con- hey belong to the Church." inspiring beautiful Catholic Memorial to you and your dearest ones — growing lovelier by endowed ferences of bishops — "organiz- Bishop Corson had been asked ed, by the way, much as we care at no extra cost to you. * hether he noted any change -in Methodists are" — to undertake ie "traditional belief that the liturgical revisions in their own atholic Church is the one true areas. ; hurcb," and in reply said Car- inal Bea's statement "just .• SOCIAL RELATIONS — CRYPTS MAY BE SELECTED NOW... mply expanded the Church "On the level of social relations id bmfght us in." ' we can do a great deal." He cited an instance of 34 priests At low pre-completion prices that are comparable to choicest burial plots, with "The power of ^criticism is and 34 ministers attending a strong'in the'Roman Catholic dinner together in New Eng- convenient monthly payment plans, while desirable selections are available. Church. They did not spare land. "They had a fellowship hemselves in-the discussions •• together at that dinner that was Our price includes entombment fee and inscription it the council. They frankly quite a thing," he. said. u: CATHOLIC CEMETERIES OF THE BUM This colorful illustrated ^}page Brochure OUR LADY OF MERCY MAUSOLEUM CHANCERY BUILDING , " ...-!• .will be sent to you 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami, Florida without obligation... Please send me the. 16-Page Colored Brochure of OUR LADY OF MERCY. MAUSOLEUM. I understand I am under no obligation in making this request. • - - "It explains ; • wlket itr means, Name ' • . to" a Catliolic Street Address .'..'." to; be entombed . City Zone .State in a consecrated Telephone Number Parish Ca^iolic mausoleum. Feoruary' 1, 1963 ' frfl VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 MOSCOW SROADCAST CALLS IT PERIL JO Baptism Target Of Red Radio BERLIN (NO — Are you hopelessly, damaged. The cause their children, the average feeling run down? weak? of this was a barbarous reli- length of life of the people gious rite, the christening, the in our country has increased wretched? Moscow Radio has purification of man from sin by to 69 years. This means that found the answer: You were water. the cause does not lie in the' baptized! religious rite but in the great "The senselessness of this achievements of the Soviet Moscow Radio told its lis- church rite is absolutely clear regime — the increase in the - teners that Christening "can to every sound-thinking man. Is well-being' of the working peo- cause irreparable damage" to the christening perhaps useful in ple and the successes scored a child's health. Besides, it some way? Some believers hold in health service's. has discovered that people in for instance, that people who have been christened live long- communist Russia today live "Christening not only fails to er. However, this assertion can more than twice as long as guarantee long life to a child, be easily refuted with the help Russians did before the Red but, on the contrary, it can . revolution, when nearly ev- of statistics. cause irreparable damage to erybody was baptized. "In prerevolutionary Rus- his health. We know of a num- What's more, Moscow Radio sia, christening was nearly ber of oases. when the three has found that the awful ef- universal, but the average immersions in cold water caus- fects of the "barbarous reli- life span was 32 years. Now, ed serious colds with complica- gious rite" of Baptism can be when only believers christen tions and even death!" dramatic — even years later. NC Photo If you are nervous or easily JUST SOtARDS FROM the fence that separates zer offers Mass on the hood of a jeep for 30 upset, stop now. Don't read any Plan For Christian Village the U. S. naval Base at Guantanamo Bay from V. S. Marines. The priest said many Cuban further. Because here is what the rest of Cuba, Father (Lt.) Ferdinand E. Slej- militiamen watched hi a "respectful" manner. the station's "Man and Nature" 'program had to-say about the Defended By Israel Official whole lurid business: CELEBRATED 50 YARDS FROM BASE FENCE JERUSALEM (NO — A gov- sistance to the people of Nes "An ambulance, sounding ernment minister defended a jts bell," speeds through the Amim. •- projected Christian village streets of a town. A man suf- A group of Protestants, Cuba Militia Sees Gitmo Mass fering a heart attack is being against a verbal attack by a leader of the smal ultra-Ortho- mainly Dutch, have planned brought to a hospital. He is the settlement of Nes Amim WASHINGTON (NO — Reli- we do know that they demon- young, about 25 years old, but dox Agudat Israel party. [ in the district of Galilee. Rab- gious feeling isn't dead in strated no hostility, and there his heart makes the doctors Finance Minister Levi Esh- bi Levin claimed that the set- Cuba's militia, according to a was no disturbance. t shake their heads. kol said in the Israeli Knes- tlement has a missionary na- set (Parliament) that the pro- v chaplain who served at Quanta^ —" 'Did you have any ill- ture. ' • . • ' "While Mass was celebrated, posed village of Nes Amim . namo with a Marine infantry nesses in childhood ?' the guard truck employed by does not have a missionary Minister Eshkol opposed bring- battalion during the Cuban the Cubans for the 'changing of —" 'Yes, when I was small purpose and is not backed by ing the rabbi's proposal up for crisis. the guard', rode along on the baby,' he replies in a weak the government. \3ebate. His move was accept- standing guard or building bunk- other sideof^the fence. As it voice. 'I was ill after the chris- ed and the proposal- was re- .Father (Lt.) Ferdinand E. approached the view of our ' tening. I do not know what the The Finance Minister was ferred to committee. ers. speaking against a proposal Slejzer says Cuban soldiers service, it slowed down consid- illness was. My parents did not "But we were pleased with made by Rabbi Itzhak Meir Le- witnessed with "respectful erably — apparently for the pur- like to talk about it.' Rabbi Levin said that if the what actually happened, be- vin. The rabbi's proposal had pose of observing what the men government was not aware at \and attentive behavior" sev- cause we encountered only re- "The doctors examine the pa- two parts: One part deplored may have considered unusual first of the missionary nature of eral Masses he offered for spectful and. attentive behav- tient, and they are sorry for missionary activity in the coun- activity at our outpost. Again, I the settlement, that nature is ior by five or six guards, who him. In spite of his age, he is try and the other censured the Marines guarding "Suicide must say that it is impossible clear now. He added that the showed continuing interest already an invalid. His heart is government for its alleged as-'. Ridge" — an outpost situated to determine what the internal government should now have the while,Mass was being celebra- about 50 yards fronr'the fence disposition of these men was, courage to admit its mistake. ted. separating tl.S.-Cuban terri- yet I feel sure that the experi- Referring to a recent at- ence did not pass without mak- tory. "Whether they actually parti- 7 tack by ultra - Orthodox cipated in the Mass or simply ing a definite psychological im- . youths on a Finish Protes- A native of Salem, Mass., Fa- observed it, we cannot say, but pression on them. tant mission, Rabbi Levin ther Slejzer summarizes his ob- complained that the govern- servations in a report released ment had denounced the at- here by the Navy Dpeartment. WHEN YOU tackers but said nothing ab»ut The priest is assigned to the the missions. Priest, 3 Sisters, Nurse OPEN YOUR SAVINGS Second Battalion, First Marine Regiment, of the First Marine ACCOUNT FOR $250, OR MORE The rabbi said that the gov- FREO 8. HARTNETT ernment's statement on the at- Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Kidnapped By Viet Reds SAVE BY THE 20th President and Director tack was published with "al- EARN FROM THE 1st Aeaf Estate and Insurance Describing a Mass offered for SAIGON (NO — A Vietnam- aged 53, a native of France, most unprecedented trepida- ese priest, three nursing Sisters who has spent more than 20 ANTICIPATED tion," af if the entire world some 30 men of "E" battalion, ANNUAL1 he states: "The altar was set of Charity, a ..Vietnamese girl years working in Vietnam. DIVIDEND had been shaken. Yet neither nurse — all belonging to St. The other two nuns are Viet- the Finnish mission nor the up, as Usual on the hood of the jeep — perhaps 50 yards from Joseph's Leper Hospital in Ben namese, Sister Marie Etienne Finnish government had pro- San, about 28 miles from Sai- and Sister Mathilde. The three tested, he added. He noted that the famous fence, and in clear view of anyone standing on the gon, were taken captives by are Daughters of Charity of PAID the mission was not even un- QUARTERLY other side." armed communists on the morn- St. Vincent de Paul. der the protection of the Finnish ing of January 23. government. "There was still seme ques-^ AJ1 were traveling by truck to tion in our minds as to what The priest is Father Joseph Saigon to buy supplies for lepers the reaction of the Cuban Nguyen Huong Tien, aged 33, for the "Tet" — the Vietnamese A Big Reason Why More & More guards might be," he continues, who was taking the place of lunar New Year^festival. A mile ' "since on manyx occasions daily the regular chaplain who was and a quarter from the hospital ; they had thrown rocks, made absent on retreat. One of the New Car Buyers Are Changing Over... 1 the truck was'held up by about :•- obscene gestures, and shouted Sisters is the superior of Ben 30 communist guerrillas who Human Mileage is the greatest value that can vulgarities at our men who were San, Sister Rjse Gaillard, be built into a tire . . . extra quality that , made all dismount.. The driver ; makes the tire last longer,,extra safety that' makes1 . and three leper patients who * you last longer,! too! Think how often you bet had been aboard the -"^cle ^ • your life and the lives ofN those you Jove were allowed to go. Th\ est, on the power of your tires to-, stop in time. Sisters and lay nurse"were marched off into the forest. GENERAL Thirty-six hours later there INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. was no news of the five cap- tives. why don't you? The Ben San hospital has 250 *" ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE COVERAGE lepers as its patients:. Commit- "y nists raided it in March of 1961,*' GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI 5600 Biscayne Blvd. PL 1-8564 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. Phone pillaging its- medical supplies. t80t Att0B GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI BEACH, INC. Beaeh>Fl a MIAMI, FLA. FR 1-3691 Subsequently it was given a Wl 5-4249 700 N.E. 167th St. military guard, which, commu- GENERAL TIRE OF NORTH MIAMI % Mile West of Shopping Center nists attacked last October, kill- * 10 Giralda Avenue ing five and damaging the hos- GENERAL TIRE OF CORAL GABLES HI 4-7141 pital, v . ' Pvge 4 Miomf, Ffofidc Catholic-Jewish Tensions Permit Religion Classes Examined At Conference In Off-Hours, Town Told BOSTON (NO — Myths and phy, as the lawyers who "de- TRENTON, N. J. (NO — district. The four schools have realities that separate Catholics fend the right to free speech Moral and religious instruction a total enrollment of 2,300 chil- and Jews were subjected to of the questionable purveyors may be given in North Han- dren, 2,000 of whom are chil- intensive investigation at a.of filth." over Township public schools in dren of military personnel at Conference on Catholic-Jewish non-school hours, the New Jer- McGuire. "Finally," Dr. Glazer said, Understanding in an Age of sey Commissioner of Education "while Jews are one of the Tension, held at the Boston ruled here. Air Force officials had asked College law school. three religions that seem to the town's school board for per- sum up American religion, His ruling upset a bar to mission to use the schools on The conference was jointly they oppose any religious prac- the practice instituted by the Sundays and after school hours sponsored by the Anti- tice in the schools." Township Board of Education to give religious and moral in- Defamation League of B'nai In contrast, he said, Jews see and affecting three - schools struction. New Jersey law al- B'rith, Boston College and the built with Federal funds at lows school districts to permit Jewish Community Council of Catholics as "narrow - minded McGuire Air Force Base. non-school use for a wide va- Greater Boston. and conservative, or even re- actionary . . . They see Cath- reity of purposes, although re- There is only one locally built The chief speakers were Fa- olics as the chief supporters of ligious training is not mention- ther Donald R. Campion, S.J., censorship and the most power- elementary school in the school ed specifically. associate editor of America ful force demanding a share of ^, and Dr. Nathan Glaz- public money for private re- ^ociologist and coauthor of ligious education." THE 'ECUMENICAL CROSS' AWARD is received by Msgr. well known sociological Daniel Moore (left) of St. Louis from a Protestant church group study, "The Lonely Crowd." He described these "myths" in that city for his work as liaison between priests and min- Both speakers agreed on some and "images" as "not purely isters. Presenting the award is Dr. O. Walter Wagner. of the "myths" that compli- imaginary" and warned against Support your cated Catholic-Jewish relations, denying "the facts that serve but differed on points of detail, as the basis for misunderstand- particularly on the question of ing" in our efforts to clear up Tendency To Blot Out GodCHURCH, SCHOOL, CLUB, HOSPITAL how closely some of the misunderstanding. "myths" are related to reality. through... Father Campion questioned From Public Life Scored Dr. Glazer said some, though the Jewish opinion that con- not all, Catholics "see Jews as servatism is part of the Cath- LOS ANGELES (NO — A prone to the support of radical olic "image." The rise of former U. S. Senator scored in- Top Value Stamps conservatism in recent years and dangerous political doc- creasing tendencies to remove trines" and of "radical doc- has been more a movement trines affecting family life and of Protestant fundamentalist God and religious influence from personal behavior . . . the free sects than of Catholics, he public life in an address here. \ GROUP SAVING PLAN said. \ dissemination of information on William F. Knowland, for- the devices for birth control, re- Much of the trouble in inter- mer U. S. Senator from Cali- laxed laws affecting divorce L group relations, he said, "stems fornia, now editor of the tatorial governments bent on and abortion." not so much from basic, intrin- Oakland (Calif.) Tribune, told Members of authorized organiza- world conquest," he said, He added that Catholics sic differences between the the annual dinner of the Cath- tions can now use filled books of think of Jews as being "com- groups, but from historical olic Press Council of Southern Knowland observed "the mercially involved in the loos- or cultural incidentals." These California: "The separation Top Value Stamps in a joint effort growing tendency in govern- ening of traditional moral re- must not be allowed to assume of Church and State was ne- straints," as movie makers a value beyond their true im- ver meant to take God out ment to keep from the public to acquire needed merchandise— and publishers of pornogra- portance, he said. of our lives and out of pur facts which the public is entitled from a coffee urn to an automobile. Government." to have." He added: "Some- "The real strength of our times office holders seem to for- See the back cover of the new- CPA Leader Cites Coverage nation now and in the future is get that public business is the in our spiritual heritage, the public's business." Top Value Stamps Family Gift foundation of which must come He deplored a Federal/ offi- Catalog for further informa- Of Council By Catholic Press from the home and from the cial's defense of the lie as right which was concluded in Rome church," Knowland said. tion or write to: By FLOYD ANDERSON if necessary to save the nation President, Catholic Press Association last December. NCWO News Service "Otherwise, we would mere- from nuclear threat. Week by week Catholic dio- ly be confronting the material- In February the Church in James Francis Cardinal TOP VALUE cesan weekly papers have istic communist world with the ENTERPRISES, INC. America observes Catholic Press brought full coverage on coun- materialism of the free world," Mclntyre, Archbishop of Los Month, and we pause for a brief cil developments to Catholic he continued. Angeles, told the press coun- ZONE OFFICE cil members that the effects 6776 S.W. 40th STREET evaluation of the present posi- America, Catholic magazines MIAMI 55. FLORIDA have published many fascinating "Without the added ingred- of the Second Vatican Coun- MO 7-3647 tion of our Catholic press today. background and interpretative ient of Divine guidance, we cil have been enhanced by would stand to lose that strug- the great coverage given it Catholic newspaper, maga- articles, and book publishers have produced helpful and gle against a godless and by the press. zine and book publishers have ruthless power. With that in- ~ distinguished themselves these illuminating texts on past coun- In an age hungry for spirit- cils and the present one, their gredient we cannot fail," past few months by their out- Knowland stressed. ual nourishment, the Vatican standing coverage of what has history and meaning. Council has reaffirmed and re- been called the greatest Cath- America's general daily press, "Without Divine guidance we asserted the time-worn truths of olic news story of this cen- news magazines and other me- would not have won our free- God and has invited the world tury — the Second Vatican dia have also done fine work in dom, preserved our union nor to a restoral of faith, the pre- Council — the first session of reporting the council. survived the aggressions of die- late said. <* Week-end Retreat be a Memorable part of your stay in Florida Men! This is the place to Go ... WEEKEND RETREATS RETREAT FOR Quiet Beauty of Waterfront Every Week, Fri. thru Sun. 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SHEERIN The truth is, as I see it, that both schisms derive from Minor concessions this year also eliminate discrimination of pri- East is East and West is West geographical and historical vate school teachers in expansion of the National Defense Educa- and in God's good time the factors rather than from dif- tion Act. . twain shall meet again. There ferences in doctrine. As a re- was a time when the Christians cent writer in the Economist • * • of the East and pointed out, Peking's aim is Now, at the very beginning of what well may jprove to be of the West to regain its self-respect by - another series of unfounded charges, based on ignorance or were one. Then recapturing territories that misunderstanding, particularly in the turmoil of the political came the fright- once belonged to China: Tibet, arena, there are many points which must be emphasized. ful schism, and Outer Mongolia, Hong Kong, today we have Formosa and parts of India. • There is no so-called "Catholic position" on the question Eastern Ortho- The Chinese Reds are chiefly of Federal aid to education. As explained last year by Arch- dox and Roman concerned with capturing real bishop Karl J. Alter, of Cincinnati, then chairman of the ad- Catholics. But estate, not with carrying out ministrative board of the National Catholic Welfare Conference, there are rea- the Communist gospel dl "the question of whether or not there ought to be Federal sons for hoping FR. SHEERIN its pristine purity. The> are aid is a judgment to be based on objective economic facts that the twain nationalists with a deep sense connected with the schools if the country, and consequently shall meet again because their of their national history. Catholics are free to take a position in accordance with these original differences were a mat- . facts." ter of geography and history What about the Orthodox? rather than theology. They split They are not planning to invade • The Church is not seeking any "handout" to support its mainly because East is East other countries but they are Catholic school system, and Catholics generally are just as and West is West wholeheartedly loyal to the greatly concerned as any other taxpayers for the welfare and East, its history and traditions. advancement of the public school system which all support. In his evaluation of Presi- In 1054 the Orthodox refused to Actually, Catholics contribute more than others, and cheerfully Tragedy Of The 'Birth PiU dent Kennedy's first two recognize the primacy of the submit to a "double taxation" by their support of the Catholic years in office, Walter Lipp- Pope but that was simply an schools, to replace which the general public would be required Planned Parenthood Federation in its perfervid crusade to man refers to the Moscow- external, theological expression to spend more than $4 billion in plant costs alone and would be persuade women not to become mothers is being accused of a Peking feud (Newsweek, Jan- of six centuries of national, cul- burdened with additional taxation amounting to more than $2 uary 21st). He states that the tural and political hostility to billion annually for maintenance and operating costs. miscarriage of justice. The director of public health at Oak the West. Park, 111., Dr. Herbert Ratner, claims that the Planned Parent- great schism between Soviet Russia and China is a schism MAIN OBSTACLE • There are nearly six million children from the ages of hood group has fathered a gross deception in not giving the 6 to 18 who attend private non-profit schools. Approximately that is comparable to the po- Both sides were to blame. whole story about the so-called birth control pill to the public 35 million children in the same age brackets attend public litical division of the Roman The Christians of Europe con- schools. Administration spokesmen repeatedly have maintained whose money supports the organization. Empire between Rome and sidered the Eastern Christians that the goal of Federal aid to education is to increase and to Byzantium. quibblers and heretics. The improve the scholastic standards of all children. Legislatioon, He claims that the Federation has suppressed the dis- Greeks considered the Latins therefore, which excludes the six million in private schools is turbing truth that the oral contraceptive involves long range When we think of the political barbarians — for the West had unjust and discriminatory. Any Federal'aid must be distributed .dangers for the women using them, including unsuspected split-up of the Roman Empire- been overrun by barbarians only in the' basis of "equal rights for all children," especially complications and even removal of organs. Reportedly, ac- we almost automatically think while the East flourished in art since Catholic and all other private, schools perform the same cording to some doctors, the pill has been linked with 237 of the religious schism that fol- and culture. public function as do the public schools in providing education cases of blood clotting and the death of 37 women. An in- lowed it. Is there any resem- vestigator of the Food and Drug Administration backs up the blance to the break between the During the Fourth Crusade, which meets reasonable state requirements and thus jhelps the Crusaders burned down a parents satisfy the compulsory education laws. charges of Dr. Ratner and claims that he is convinced there Catholics and the OrtHbdox in is a relationship between Enovid (the trade name of the pill) the rift between the Chinese section of Constantinople (for- merly Byzantium), pillaged the • So far as "constitutionality" is concerned, the Supreme and these diseases. communists and the Russian city, installed a Latin emperor Court has shown a jealous regard for parental, religious and communists? and a Latin patriarch. It was academic freedom in numerous decisions and respect for these Some time ago the Planned Parenthood Federation greeted WRONG IMPRESSIONS an armed occupation. But we freedoms amply justifies the constitutionality of inclusion of the oral contraceptive as if in answer to world-wide prayer. One" thing they have in com- must not forget that the Byzan- private non-profit schools in Federal aid. The Constitution in When it first came out, they hailed it with delirious joy as mon: both schisms are misun- tines, during the Second and no instance uses the word "separation" in regard to church-, if it were science's answer to the world's most pressing problem. derstood. Most people think of Third Crusades, had been hos- state relations — to say nothing of "a wall of separation," a They envisioned the little pill crossing the ocean" and solving the Russian-Chinese quarrel and tile to the Crusaders even to phrase appearing only in a personal, private letter of Thomas India's dreadful over-population and then going into the bush the Catholic-Orthodox schism as the extent of poisoning some of Jefferson. As for absolute "separation of church and state," "in Africa to cut-down their ranks and standing guard in any area of ihe world against an invasion of more babies. With being controversies over doc- them. such a situation would commit the state to an anti-religious trine. The general impression is policy. Dr. Allan Guttmacher, its director, matching Margaret Sanger in fervor, a new era would dawn when man would exercise that the Chinese Reds are fa- Today the barriers of reun- ion are not theological. At ' • The right of parents and their children to impart and absolute control over the advent of man into this world. natics dedicated to the dogma least they are not the main receive religious instruction and education is a corollary of of unrelenting war against the obstacles. The real source of freedom of religious worship. The right was forcefully enunciat- This is too serious a matter merely to editorialize in a imperialists. Likewise the im- friction is that vast complex- ed by the. Supreme Court in a decision outlawing a statute carping vein en the charges brought against the PPF, which pression is that the Catholic Or- us of East-West prejudices, of the state or Oregon requiring all children to be sent to "-has consistently taken a stand contrary to Hie principles of thodox rift is based on the Or- hostilities and antagonisms public schools. It held that the act was "... unreasonable Christian morality. Although this pill has some legitimate thodox refusal to accept the that derive from history and interference with the liberty of parents and guardians to di- uses,; if it is taken with the intention of preventing con- dogma of Papa primacy and in- geography. rect the upbringing and education of children under their con- ception it is always and under all circumstances morally fallibility. trol . . . The fundamental theory of liberty upon which all wrong. governments in this Union repose excludes any general power of the state to standardize its children by forcing them to This incident points up again impressively the grave dangers i7l — > The Diocese of Miami accept instruction from public teachers only. The child is not . of putting the • so-called wonder pills on the market before Ike, Weekly Publication the mere creature of the state; those who nurture him and being sufficiently tested. As Dr. Ratner stated: "It is clear ^. "WT^VSPHf Embracing'Florida's 16 South- that Planned Parenthood has not learned a lesson from America's m M ^ W mX era Counties: Broward, Cbar- direct his destiny have the right, coupled with the high duty, mmn "^M l°tte. Comer. Dad*, DeSpto, VMV ^n Glades, JHardee,. Henc(ry. Hifh- to recognize and prepare him for additional obligations." recent tragedy with new drugs, nor do they seem aware of the B M W V aW J lands, Indian River, Lee. Martin. ^M ^^B^^^J Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm reasons behind the radical revision of federal licensing laws for -^^ ^•^"•••W Beach, St. Lucle. new drugs." , • • • Editorial PLaza 8-0543 These are but a few of the many basic principles which Advertising and Classified. PL 4-2561: Circulation. PL 1-6821 enter into any discussion of the constitutionality, the rights THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. and the justice involved in the questions surrounding Federal The Most Rev. Coleman-F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President aid to education. 2nd Vatican Council Will Not Seek •. • ^._ ' _... • • • • . • The Voice will discuss most of them and present other Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Con at articles by outstanding authorities during the period that the I 'Compromise/ Cardinal Bea Says Monsignor James J. "Walsh Editorial Consultant Federal aid to education issue is before the Congress and until it is decided. ' : COPENHAGEN (NO — Augustin Cardinal Bea, S.J., told an John J. "Ward .... 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Published every Friday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, ing our schools should be most concerned with the decision Miami 38, Florida Address all mall to 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. which must be made by our Senators and Congressmen as Cardinal Bea referred to the marked ecumenical tone of the Member Catholic Press Association National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service to whether or not they are to be considered only "second- Second Vatican Council's general meetings and to the aspirations News Items Intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. class citizens." of all Christians for unity.1 J»«fl©>IlFebrwnf I, VOICE __J»icin>L Florida Why A Simple Religion' Is Impossible AN ALTAR BOY NAMED SPECK" By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH Some people think of faith as One of the comments made a blind acceptance of unknow- by some non-Catholics these able truths. This is far from so. days regarding the Ecumenical We have to use our intelligence Council runs like this: "Will the knows nature itself is full of the Divine Authority supports in order to weight the evidence Catholic Church mysteries yet. them. Therefore, it is reason- '., of (he claim that God has re- get back to a However, we must respect able to believe them. On the vealed this or that doctrine. The simple religion this word "mystery." A mys- contrary, it is unreasonable human mind has the ability to that people can tery is a truth. But it is a and blind to reject what God establish the fact of God's auth- easily under- truth that we only partly un- has taught simply because the ority behind revelation. And this stand? You derstand. Why partly? Be- mind is too weak to grasp all is immensely important. Hence when we are certain that the teach many doc- cause the intellect, great as its meaning or to discover it it is, finds everywhere much , doctrines of Christianity bear trines that are at all. heavy mys- that is beyond its reach. the the mark of Divine Teach- ing, we can without hesitation teries. These MSGR. WALSH If this is true of nature, then It's important to remember accept the truths proposed, even are far over the all the more so do we expect that there can never be a con- though they are mysteries heads of people and cause them to find the supernatural world tradiction between faith and which cannot be fully under- to lose interest. Why don't you of God mysterious. In these reason, that is between God's get back to a simple doctrine mysteries dealing with God are revelation and the findings of stood nor proved. based on the Golden Rule which the human intellect. Long ago truths which we can indeed 'A "simple religion" that does everyone could understand and know with certainty, but only St. Thomas Aquinas explained /" us do away with the mys- this clearly: "Although the doc- away with mysteries also does to a degree. If there is no away with God. It brings about shame in admitting that the fi- trines of Faith surpass the truths of human understand- stagnation of the mind. For Such a suggestion has an nite mind cannot grasp all the ing, there can be no opposition mysteries are an invitation to appeal to many people, but secrets of the physical world, between them. Both proceed the mind, a never ending chal- the fact is it ignores the pur- surely it does not discredit man from God in their respective lenge to dig more deeply into pose of religion and the es- to admit his limitations in at- orders of grace and nature. And the inexhaustible stores of truth. sential place of mysteries in tempting to understand the na- the doctrines of Faith become religion. We can no more re- ture of his Creator. One thing for sure we can as indubitable through the evi- move mysteries from religion predict about the Ecumenical Mysteries in religion are nec- dence of Divine Authority re- than we can from nature. It Council — it will not expel the essary, simply because we are vealing them, as the primary is impossible to dwarf God to mysteries from Christianity in creatures, and as such weak truths of reason do through their N 'Til be right back—will you keep an eye on my a size that man can fully com- order to achieve more simplici- and limited. The keenest mind self-evident testimony." ty in religion. chocolate cake, please?" prehend. Indeed one human can only go so far. Then it soul is so profound a study stands helplessly and stares that all the scholars of the into the trackless expanse of the world cannot comprehend it. unknown. It must wait for God Kindness Can Transform The World Hence, to plan to return to to speak and to reveal the hid- By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. "a simple religion" in the sense den. What God tells us we be- This dominant quality of the lieve. But He does not tell us of doing away with mysteries It comes as a shock to .a Heart of the Saviour proved ir- 'everything. He cannot, because is to attempt the impossible and young priest, still a novice in resistible even to the most hard- the useless. If such a creed we are not capable of hearing the art of marriage counselling, ened sinners. were possible, we would be bor- everything. Many questions can- to discover that the gentle vir- not be answered at all in this In his "Spiritual Confer- Only a kindness that flows ed stiff. Man finds no challenge tue of kindness If we are not kind, we are life. Some will never be answer- ences," Father Faber writes: from intimate friendship with in what he has mastered. He 1 is frequently simply not Christlike. And if we could have no respect nor love ed fully, - because only God can more outstand- "Kindness is the overflow of / Our Lord can conquer selfish- are not kind in our own homes, for a God Who fits comfortably know all truth. ing by its ab -| self on others. To be kind is to ness. Close personal contact in the narrow confines of the The thing to remember is sence in the put others in one's place . . . with Christ has such a trans- we are not kind — period! It's human mind. this. The mysteries of Chris- home than by Kindness makes us as Gods to- forming effect. To plunge presumptuous to hope to possess tianity have come from God. its presence. - true supernatural kindness if we Here is the point to stress — wards one another." often into this infinite ocean They are not man's opinions Kindness has the limitations of the mind. This of kindness gradually washes live habitually outside of the ' or speculations. God has re- within itself the We're not speaking here of a is the reason for mysteries both away our innate egotism and grace of God. For grace is our vealed many truths about merely natural kindness that is in the supernatural and in the, unkindness. which, without His assistance, a child of a favored tempera- bond of union with Christ. natural world. And goodness we could have known nothing, but such transformation must ment. Laudable as this is, such What was more reassuringly such ias the Blessed Trinity. have its beginnings within the natural kindness could never attractive in Our Lord than His From the Heart of the Saviour kindness will increas- These doctrines can be ac- home: There's no such thing stand up to all the challenges kindness. As Titus wrote: In ingly pour itself into the lives cepted without hesitation for as a happy home without kind- to our charity over any long Him "the goodness and kindness 40 Hours period of time. of those who maintain a daily one reason only — because ness. of God" had appeared. (3:4). contact with Him. This out- pouring brings benevolences Devotion and forbearance, compassion and consideration, sensitive- According to a schedule Are You A Very Punctual Person? ness to others' needs and a announced by the Chancery,' merciful overlooking of their must learn to plan my time Forty Hours Devotion will be By FATHER LEO J. TRESE failings. more realistically." observed in the following Are you a punctual person? parishes: If so, you are practicing the vir- The second and more vi- What St. Vincent Ferre wrote Feb. 1—St. Edward Church, tue of charity in an area in cious type of unpunctual per- to his fellow-priests applies to Palm Beach money, but to most of us it is a young or old, male or female, son is the self-centered indi- all: "Have the heart of a moth- which many people fail. the habitually unpunctual per- 3—St. John Vianney Minor very valuable commodity. vidual. His first love is for er ... Begin by appealing to son usually falls into one of two himself. He does not par- God with all your heart, asking Seminary, Miami Perhaps it nev- A theater party waits impa- general classifications. ticularly care whether he Him to fill your heart with . 2—St. Brendan Church, er has occurred tiently for the arrival of one keeps other persons waiting charity, which is the summary Miami to you to ask The more innocent of the of their group. "So sorry. I or not. There even may be a of all the virtues, so that 3—St. Joseph Church, yourself, when two types is the "disorgan- just couldn't find my scarf." latent streak of sadism in his through it you may attain the examining your ized" person. He may say, Stuart .the lady exclaims when she nature. He (or she) may take end you have in view." conscience "I'll meet you at seven," with- 4—Our Lady of Perpetual finally appears, the first act unconscious delight in annoy- "Was I late, out stopping to estimate real- Help Church, Opa- half over. A man hurries into ing people by making them "God has willed," adds Fa- Locka through my own istically how long it will take ther Lacordaire, that no good the airport 20 minutes late to him to get to the place of wait. 8—St. Mary Magdalen fault, in keep- can be done to man except by meet his arriving relatives. meeting. In his book, stop Church, Miami Beach ing an appoint- It may be too, that he suf- loving him, and that insensi- Fatner Trese "Hope you haven't been here lights and heavy traffic do 11—St. Clement Church, m e n t?" Few fers from feelings of insecurity bility is forever incapable of long," he pretends to apolo- not exist. He does not re- Fort Lauderdale persons do admit to the fact or inferiority which make him giving light or inspiring to vir- gize. "Something came up mind himself, either, of the 14—St. Coleman Church, that habitual tardiness indi- wish to magnify his own im- tue." just as I was leaving" (the things that will have to be Pompano Beach cates a lack of charity. portance. By his late arrival "something" being the sports done before he is ready to No good, it is true, can be 16—St. Vincent Church, he attracts notice and becomes Almost everyone is unpunc- page). leave. With his poor sense o£ the center of attention. What- accomplished in the home or Margate tual on occasion. A man leaves timing, he may undertake a ever variations of motive there out of it, without sincere love. 17—Annunciation Mission, for work at the usual hoar, A luncheon group grows hun- half-hour task 10 minutes be- may be, this type of tardy- We resist any kind of force, Fort Lauderdale only to find that his car has grier as it watches the door for fore he should depart. There arriver is basically a self-cen- but we surrender to kindness. 17—Church of the Visita- a flat tire. A couple enroute the missing member. "Oh, you are few excuses more time- tered person. This attractive virtue never hu- tion, Miami shouldn't have waited for me," worn than, "I didn't think it miliates, and always comforts. to a dinner engagement are No one should be so compul- 21—St. Rose of Lima the tardy one exclaims insin- would take so long." It shows its face in an habitual, delayed by an accident on the sive in the matter of punctual- Church, Miami Shores cerely. "I had to stop on my sensitive, unself-centered con- freeway. ity as to become nervously dis- 24—St. Thomas Aquinas way to exchange a pair of Obviously, the disorganized cern for all others and their turbed by an occasional and un- Student Center, Coral This kind of unavoidable shoes." She didn't really "had person also is a thoughtless needs. .,• avoidable delay. However, if we Gables tardiness is easily borne with. to," but the shoes meant more person. He (or she) will repeat truly do have the love for our Yes, you CAN change the 24—San Pablo Church, The real offender against char- to her than did the convenience the same pattern of tardiness neighbor which Jesus demands world . . . and Kindness is a Marathon Shores ity is the chronic late-comer of her friends. over and over, without seem- 28—St. James Mission, who wastes hours of other peo- ing to realize, "There must be of us, we shall not often be good way to start the transfor- Lake Placid ple's time. Time may not be In a wide variety of guises, something wrong with me, I guilty of wasting another's time. mation! February 1. 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 WASHINGTON LETTER Strange But True Tomorrow's Man Will Need Science, Engineer Training By J. J. GILBERT had. He points out that the total energy "locked upon the world's WASHINGTON (NO , — To- supply of uranium and thoriuni morrow's average man will ores is "many thousandfold that have to have a basic educa- in the known reserves of fossil tion in- science just to keep up , fuels, such as oil, gas and coal." with the things going on around him. The expert sees nuclear ex- plosions offering "great ad- TO HAVE- DICTATED SOME OP This is the declared opinion vantages" in excavating, min- HIS SCRIPTURE COMMENTARIES of a man who ought to know. ing, earth - moving, earth- to STENOGRAPHERS- And he believes the time is so crushing and channel and har- SHORTHAND BEING near that we ought to start bor dredging; nuclear ad- SIMILAR TO THAT IN USE ro-DAy, preparing for it now. vances producing power, mak- ing possible high-speed, long- Not one — but TWO KEYS are necessary Great as are the advances cruising ships, extending outer to open your Safe Deposit Box. Dual Control *H*te made so far, "tomorrow's space exploration, aiding "... means Dual Protection . . . for your world will be a world of even LIEBFR/HJMtLCH- medicine and research, agri- *OUR LAW'S MILK * personal valuables, at Your Bank! further scientific and techno- culture and animal husband- logical discoveries and appli- ORIGINATED IN A ry; serving in numerous other foe TOMOUS FIVE SISTERS WINDOW CONVENT GARDEN cations," Dr. Glenn T. Sea- fields. N YORK MINSTER IS REGARDED AS •AT WORMS. ON borg, chairman of the U. S. IH£ +4IGH POINT IM MEDIEVAL SXAstiED THE RHINE. Atomic Energy Commission, Aprogram already under way -GLASS IN BRITAIN. LITTLE RIVER BANK has declared here. may power communication sat- ellites that will make possible AND TRUST COMPANY -THERE ARE OVtR 500,000 , "Tomorrow's citizens — in or- the broadcasting of radio and 8017 N. £. SECOND AVENUE . der to participate in a mean- TV programs directly into all. PIONEERS (TOTAL ABSTAINERS) ingful way in their scientific so- homes. Telstar presently re- IRELAND. OUTSIDE THAT MIAMI, FLORIDA ciety — must have a basic un- COUNTftV, THE MOVEMENT IS quires sensitive receivers to STRONGEST Itf AUSTRALIA. derstaading of the principles of amplify and relay messages. sciences and engineering upon EARLIER START which their world will be built," "Imagine such communica- Dr. Seaborg said radipiso- ful radioisotope — radiophos- Dr. Seaborg asserted. "Tomor- tion satellites in 24-hour or- topes, used in medical re- row's citizens must be scientif- bits," Dr. Seaborg said. "These phorous — is a very large quan- search, diagnosis and treat- ically literate. The time to start are orbits at altitudes of about tity; indeed, much larger than ment, "are made in relatively this vast educational program of 20,000 miles, where the periods anyone needs. This ounce would large quantities" in nuclear all the people is today, if we of revolution are just equal to reactors operated by the AEC, cost $10 billion. Fortunately, im- are successfully to meet the 24 hours, the earth's period of but that "even these quanti- portant chemical and medical challenge of tomorrow." revolution. Thus, such a com- ties are small compared with experiments-can be conducted munication satellite would ap- "PEACEFUL ATOM" what we usually consider to pear stationary over one spot with a million-millionths of an ' The AEC chairman believes be a large amount." that, in the years to come, the on earth and three such satel- ounce, costing only a penny." "peaceful atom" will have a lites, properly situated, could The AEC chairman explained Maybe we'd better get an IGNORE THIS AD greater impact on our society cover television transmission this by saying "one-pure, un- early start, if we are- going to than the "military atom" has over the entire earth." diluted ounce of one very use- understand all of this. UNLESS YOU'RE'LOOKING FOR A REAL INVESTMENT '90% of all millionaires become so through owning real estate. More Catholic Employers, Managers Organize money has been made in real estate than all industrial investments combined. The wise young man or wage earner invests his money in real estate."" . Andrew Carnegie By MSGR. GEORGE G. HIGGINS The rhetoric of Tawney's ap- INVEST IN SELECT REAL ESTATE! 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Central MSGR tion like NCCEM is not that of fact that there are obviously water mains to every homesite. and Managers; attracted little, if any, atten- promoting the study of applica- certain drawbacks in organiz- \and the Nation- HIGGINS tion even in the Catholic This is choice land offered before national promotion begins. Home- tion of sound business ethics, ing Catholic managers and sites are selling now at 1957 land prices. Get in on the ground floor! al Conference on Religion and press. That isn't very surpris- but rather of instilling in the employers into a separate ing, of course, for the Over the years thousands of folks just like you have enjoyed handsome Race. business community a proper Catholic association particular- profits from investments they have made in Mackle communities NCCEM is the Benjamin, so sense of values based on the ly at this auspicious stage in throughout Florida. Homesites are selling now for $995 including The last of these three to speak, in the family of Christian understanding of the the development of the Cath- central water mains to every homesite with monthly payments as Catholic social action organi- low as $15 — these payments include guaranteed low simple interest meetings was one of the most nature of man and the. subor- olic - Protestant - Jewish dia- rate of 5% per annum. important and successful in- zations in this country, and it dinate purpose of his econom- logue in the United States. terracial conferences ever remains to be seen whether ic Institutions. There is always the danger, Let us send you all the facts. A few dollars will start you on your way or not it will manage to sur- to ownership in fabulous Mackle-built Deltona. Don't miss the boat held in the United States. It for example, that an organiza- this time! Call or write today for free color booklet. also marked an extremely vive and prosper. The importance of the latter tion like NCCEM will so ab- task was pointed out many significant turning point in in- I hope it will, for, while I sorb the time and energies of MIAMI BEACH FT. LAUDERDALE years ago by the famous Brit- ter-faith relations in this do not think that it will prove its members as to withdraw 622 Lincoln Road Mall Coral Ridge Plaza ish social historian, the late R.H. country. Previous efforts at to be possible — or necessarily them from the mainstream of Tawney, in "The Acquisitive So- inter-faith' cooperation in the even desirable — to organize American life and isolate them 532-6471 qiety," a classical little book 565-1879 field of social action have any great number of American into another little Catholic which was recently reissued in been rather spotty and infor- Catholic managers and employ- ghetto. this country as art appendix to THE MACKLE BROS. INC. cc mal and have seldom enjoyed ers into a separate Catholic As- co the 1962 Yearbook of the Ency- the all-out support of top level sociation, I do think there is a There is every reason to be- P.O. BOX 35-280, MIAMI 35, FLA. FREE clopedia Brittanica, "The Great Church organizations. need for an organization like lieve, however, that the found- Ideas of Today." In his conclud- Send your Full-Color Booklet on Deltona "V-263" NCCEM, no matter how limit- ers are aware of this danger ing chapter Tawney makes the The National Conference on ed its membership potential and that they intend'to do ev- NAME.. point that only one thing is nec- Religion and Race was in alto- may be. erything possible to counteract gether new experience from al- essary to man's welfare and it. Their new organization de- ADDRESS... Such an.organization, can keep that that one thing is not.un- most every point of view. From serves our prayerful best wish- CITY COUNTY ...... STATE - the beginning it had the com- alive the concept that religion limited economic productivity es and moral support. For fur- plete support of the highest has something important to say for its own sake but a proper ther information about NCCEM, I am interested in • DELTONA HOMESITES • DELTONA HOMES authorities in the three reli- to and about American business. balance between man's all-im- the reader may contact its pres- (Offering of properties at prices quoted is subject to withdrawal without notice.) gious groups in the United And it can be instrumental — portant spiritual goals and the ident, Mr. Edward Jamieson, States; and it was conducted in cooperation with moral the- economic and other means which at the following address: 1006 in an extremely cordial atmo- ologians and social scientists — he employs in pursuit these South Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, sphere of thoroughly uninhibit- in promoting the systematic goals. Illinois. Pafle 8 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida TO SPEED WORK OF CHURCH FATHERS Council Coordinating Group Meets VATICAN CITY (NO — The mission's work, Archbishop Krol reduction would be, but added final form of the "coordinated coordinating commission of the told the NCWC News Service it might be 20 or more.: projects" will then be printed ecumenical council has finished that it had limited itself to co- a week-long meeting here which ordinating elements that were He gave the topic of voca- and be ready for the second promises to expedite the work found to be duplicated in the tions as an example of the session of the council. of the second session of the various projects submitted to "coordinations" that might be expected. This topic, he said, Archbishop Krol stressed _£hat council beginning Sept. 8. the council by preparatory com- the work done by the coordinat- missions. " had been contained in five According to Archbishop projects. It will be combined ing commission is subject to the John J. Krol of Philadelphia, He emphasized that the into a single topic, he said, final approval of the council Fa- one of the five undersecre- commission did not discuss while other topics in the same thers. He said that the mater- taries of the council presiden- the merits of the material in five projects may be combin- ial presented to them for the cy, the commission set up a the projects and did not alter ed into others. second session will be substati- work program for the interim their substance. The commis- ally the same as that now con- period between the council's sion's work, he said, was to. President of the coordinating tained in the projects but that two sessions which gives ev- combine what could be com- commission is Amleto Cardinal. it will be presented in a differ- ery hope that the work sched- bined. Cicogani, Papal Secretary of ent way. State. Its six members are uled for the second session The commission, the Arch- f '1 be effectively accom- He said the commission would Achille Cardinal Lienart, Bish- recommend setting aside some op of Lille, France; Francis bishop said, kept before it the NC Photo details judged to be outside the •Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop directives contained in the MEETING AT A 'DIALOGUE DINNER' in Alexandria, Va., just Commission meetings began scope of the council for pub- Of New York; Giovanni Cardi- norms i s s e d with Pope outside the nation's capital, a group of Protestant, Catholic and , Jan. 21 and continued daily to lication in instructions and man- nal Urbani, Patriach of. Venice; John's approval "for the work Orthodox clergymen discussed the Second Vatican Council. Bishop during the interval between Jan. 27. uals, while preserving basic Cario Cardinal Confalonieri, John J. Russell of Richmond, Va., (second from -right) and Msgr. the first session of the council principles and directives for Secretary of the Sacred Con- Harold Nott, (left) were hosts for the dinner. Also present were The 15 cardinals were receiv- council decrees. sistorial Congregation; Julius and tne beginning of the sec- ond." the Rev. William R. Single (second from left) pastor of the Old ed in private audience by Pope Cardinal Doepfner, Archbishop Presbyterian Meeting House, Alexandria, and the Rev. J. Hodges John XXIII in his study. For All- this had been done, he of Munich and Freising, Ger- The norms stated in part: Alvis, president of the Ministerial Alliance of the National Capital an hour and three - quarters said, in Consultation with the many, and Leo Cardinal the Pope heard the commission presidents of the 10 council com- Suenens,' Archbishop of Malin- "First of all it is necessary members informally, discuss missions and the Secretariat for es Brussels, Belginm. that from the various argu- "The projects must be pre- positions are permanently their decisions. Afterwards the Promoting Christian Unity. WORK PLAN ments treated and contained in pared in such a way that the valid. Pope expressed his satisfaction FESTAL REDUCTION the last booklet of the projects, more general principles are The secretariat of the com- with what they had done and He corrected an error stating the most important principles treated, leaving particular "It is therefore advisable to repeated his wish that the coun- that the council agenda would mission is made up of Arch- should be taken and submitted problems aside. - In fact, it bishop Pericle Felici, general avoid too many words and rep- cil's work will continue with be reduced to 20 projects. He to examination, and particular- should always be borne in etitions. All that concerns the "organic unity and intensive explained that 20 topics had secretary of the ecumenical ly those which concern the Uni- mind that the ecumenical council, and the council's five future revision of the Code of rhythm." been found contained in the 79 versal Church, the faithful and council concerns the Uuiver- Canon Law should be referred undersecretaries: • Archbishop LIMITED ITSELF projects. He said it could not the whole human family. sal Church and that its dis- to the competent commission." In a statement on the com- be determined what the final Krol; Archbishop Casimiro Mor- cillo Gonzalez of Zaragoza, Spain; Coadjutor Archbishop Jean Villot of Lyons, France; Pope Says Press Helped Bishop Wilhelm Kempf of Lim- burg, Germany, Melkite Rite Archbishop Philippe JNTabaa of World Understand Council Beirut and Gibail, Lebanon. The plan of the commis- ho gives a H O O ' ^ VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope of eternal wisdom flow again John XXIII said he believes from the two Testaments." sion's work, as^ explained by tliat the world at large under- ArchbiShop Krol, is that a The Pope told the newsmen stands the Second Vatican Coun- number of projects has been that the role of the Catholic cil and its significance. assigned to each of the six press differs from that of the cardinals who are members He said he draws this conclu- secular press: of the commission. They stu- died these in consultation-with sion from the length and depth "It is natural that to perform . the presidents of council com- of the coverage given it in the its task the Catholic press must missions and brought their press. express itself in a way substan- findings to the meeting of the tially different from the meth- The Pope stated in an address coordinating commission. to Catholic journalists: ods which are imposed by tran- sitory interests or by purely The coordination of the ele- "The council had a vast rever- human cleverness, resisting any ments that was decided on dur- beration through the world. You inference that intensify polem- ing the latter's meeting will surely will have wondered about ics useful to no one and which continue until March 10, Arch- the meaning of such a lively are not a good example of char- bishop Krol said. Then reports and widespread interest which ity and do not serve the Cath- will be submitted on the action is being demonstrated fully olic community in general. taken. After the reports are re- now. viewed and approved, they will "First of all we can quietly The Pope — who mentioned be sent to the council Fathers rule out the idea that the in- in an aside that as a young in printed form around the mid- terest of the press was at- man he himself had had am- dle of March with the request tracted by the external ele- bitions of becoming a journal- that comments on the theme be ments of the ceremonies, cus- ist — went on to say "a few returned by July 1. toms and unusual rites — words about the press which though all these things made does not draw its direct in- On the basis of the replies, a an impact and were stirring. spiration from sacred doctrine . It is a matter of far more but which is nevertheless BOULEVARD NATIONAL DOES! than this, thank God. . widespread in Catholic coun- tries." "We believe, therefore, that B ELK'S we can say the event of the The responsibility of this —because if we didn't care how we serve you, council itself was understood press is great, he said, "be- you wouldn't care for our service. — its geat reality as the shining cause it ultimately represents xr' mentation of the Christian before the vast world- the men- Whether you want to save or borrow— n\^__ ige in its fullness, in order tality and customs of Catholic YEAR to adapt it in a more effica- circles." But the Pope said that this is a full-service bank you can rely on. cious from to the demands of it is "painful to record" that Give us a test! our times." newspapers in Catholic coun- tries do not always reflect Cath- Pope John continued: olic thought. "It becomes ever more evi- "But We must say that you," dent that in reality we are in he told the Catholic newsmen, -the face of a sincere and gen- "must testify through deeds and erous effort to reconcile the through an ever more wide- oulevurd just needs of the present times, spreads news, though publishing NATIONAL BANK without losing sight of the su- good and encouraging religious 5000 Biscayne Boulevard—Miami preme aspirations of the human news items —* but even more, in REIIf'C REDAN D mind. Here in fact is the sacred that it is faithful to sacred doc- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation magisterium of the Church, trine and draws inspiration from DCLA J BIRD ROADS Mother and Teacher, intent on, it to be able to form reader's • MO 1-4248 • making the living interpretation minds . . . February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 Federal Aid WSchoils (Continued From Page 1) lence in education, matched by of lumping all his education pro- loans guaranteed over a three- the fullest possible access to posals into one comprehensive year period. Students in public church-related schools or pay educational opportunities, enabl- measure. He explained that and private higher education in- the salaries of their teachers. ing each citizen to develop his "educationa cannot easily or stitutions would be eligible. talents to the maximum pos- wisely be divided into separate Later, administration spokes- • • • Student work - study. sible extent." parts." men took the position that The government would pay 50 "special purpose" loans to The President paid tribute to The National Education Im- per cent of wages to needy parochial schools — as, for the educational efforts of "state provement Act of 1963 contains students for campus employ- example, for science and and local governments and pri- 24 specific proposals divided ment of an educational charac- mathematics facilities —' might vate institutions." among six operative titles. ter up to 15 hours"per week. For be constitutional. Among the highlights of the fiscal 1964, $22.5 million would NOTE OF URGENCY But, he said, "all this has not measure's proposals are these: be authorized. Students in pub- been enough." He maintained lie and private higher education The President's message • • • Student loans. The sounded a note of urgency with that the economic facts of life institutions would be eligible. make Federal aid to education ceiling on National Defense regard to the nation's educa- Education Act student loans • • • Graduate fellowships tion. It stressed that the num- imperative. Unofficial estimates put the total cost of his pro- would be raised from the pres- (Title IV of the NDEA). The ber of students at all levels has ent $90 million to $135 million in number of graduate fellowships risen dramatically in recent gram at $5 billion over the next three to,four years. fiscal 1964. The 50 per cent for- available annually would be in- years and will continue to rise; giveness feature would be ex- creased from 1,500 to 10,000 that education is a vital factor GOVERNMENT ROLE tended to all teachers— elemen- plus 2,000 additional summer in the cold war; and that the Mr. Kennedy outlined his idea tary, secondary, college and uni- session fellowships. Students in nation's continued prosperity of the Federal role in education versity. Students in public and public and private institutions and economic growth depend in this way: "I do not say that the private institutions of higher would be eligible. large measure on the educa- Federal government should take education would be eligible for tion of its citizens. over responsibility, for educa- assistance. • • • Construction loans for tion. That is neither desirable LOAN INSURANCE higher education institutions. "In short," Mr. Kennedy said, nor feasible. Instead its partici- One billion dollars would be au- • • • Student loan insur- "from every point of view, edu- pation should be selective, stim- thorized over three years for cation is of paramount concern ulative and, where possible, ance. The government would Federal loans for construction to the national interest as well transitional." guarantee student loans by , of academic facilities. Public as to each individual. Today we banks and schools. A ceiling of and private institutions would need a new standard of excel- The President made a point $150 million would be set on be eligible. JUNIOR COLLEGES guages. The NDEA foreign lan- prived children and handi- • • • Public junior colleges. guage training program would capped children, and for train- Why Federal funds up to $50 million be extended for two years and ing of librarians and other in fiscal 1964 would be authoriz- the annual appropriation in- specialized personnel. Public do more people save at ed for grants to states to build creased from $8 million to $13 and private institutions would public community junior col- million. Public and private in- be eligible. stitutions would be eligible. leges. • • • Grade and high school • ••Teacher institutes. Full Service • • • College-lveel technical education improvement. A four- NDEA institutes, now limited to education. Federal grants of up year $1.5 billion program of teachers of foreign languages to 50 per cent of costs would be grants to states for teacher sal- Commercial and guidance and counseling available for two-year, college- ary improvement and support of personnel, would be extended to level programs to train semi- "critical" classroom construc- Banks teachers of English, humanities professional 'technicians tion would be authorized. It and social sciences, as well as in engineering, science and would be designed "so as to than anywhere library personnel. Both public health fields. Public and private phase out Federal support by and private school teachers else? institutions would be eligible. the end of program." Only pub- would be eligible to receive lic schools would be eligible. Because it helps them • • • College libraries. Fed- stipends. eral grants up to $40 million in • • • Science, mathemat- build their financial future. • • • Teacher preparation. fiscal 1964 would be made avail- ics and foreign language in- Project grants would be made Read how. able to colleges and universities struction equipment. The NDEA available to colleges and uni- for acquiring books and build- program for purchase of such Most people choose one of versities to strengthen programs ing facilities. Public and private equipment by grade and high three places for their savings: which prepare elementary and schools would be extended two A savings and loan association, institutions would be eligible. secondary school teachers. For years. Public schools would get a mutual savings bank, or a Full GRADUATE SCHOOLS fiscal 1964, $7.5 million would grants, private schools loans. Service commercial bank. The • • • Graduate schools. be authorized. Public and pri- first two may pay a little higher Project grants up to 50 per cent vate institutions would be eli- • • • Guidance, counseling return on savings but they are of construction or program costs gible. and testing. The NDEA counsel- would be available to institutions engaged mostly in making How to get a Full Service bank In line with the above, we TEACHER TRAINING ing __and guidance programs of higher education for graduate home loans. A Full Service ,... *. pay 31/% interest on reg- • • • Specialized teacher would be extended two years 2 school construction, equipment commercial bank (which some- d*e ours) m your corner. ^r p; 4ook savings an°d training. Project grants would and the annual authorization in- and faculty expansion. Public times pays a little less on sav- 1. Do all your banking business of course each account is be available to colleges and uni- creased from $15 million to $17.5 and private institutions would ings) can offer loans and other with us—checking and savings, insured by the Federal De- versities to strengthen training million. Only public schools services no other institution can j Insurance fornnra be eligible. Dos t of teachers of gifted children, would be eligible, except for duplicate. Despite the differ- 2. Get to know one or more of P««t Insurance Lorpora- tlon adult illiterates, culturally de- testing in private schools. ence in interest on savings, Full our officers so that you know "P *> $10,000.00. • • O Modern foreign Ian- Service commercial banks are where vou stand financially In further relation to Full America's most popular place ri8ht now- He mav suSgest that Service Banking, we . are to save vou fill ou*t aa PersonaPersonall FinaFinann - pleasepleasedd ttoo makmakee loanloanss oonn Aid To Public Schools Only cial Statement for our file. new automobiles at $2.6 Billion} People with plans prefer a (It's easy to do and confidential.) add-on interest. , Likewise we have a Trust Seen Violating Constitution Full Service commercial bank. 3. Use one of our low cost loans t which is serv- Departmenr Tax Saving when you need extra money, CHICAGO (NO — A Catholic said in an address at a sympo- If you're established with a Full our community in allll , Pay it back as prom.sed-and law school dean argued here sium on Church-State prob- (Continued From Page 1) Service commercial bank (like you re earning a good credit matters.. that the Constitution's ban on lems sponsored by the Univer- ours), you can borrow money Catholic school percentage of re utatlon We salute the national an established religion would be sity of Chicago law school. at low bank rates to buy or P - Banking System, of which violated by Federal aid to pub- total enrollment ranged from a The Jesuit educator empha-' remodel a home, buy, a car, If you haven't already chosen are a member. Es- lic schools only. low of 1.13 per cent in North we sized the "quasi-public" nature take a trip, or for just about Service commercial bank tablished February 25, Carolina to a high of 26.38 per a Full Father Robert F. Drinan, S.J., of nonpublic schools but noted any other good reason. " i i partner" it 1863, we join in commem- cent in Wisconsin. Overall, the as your financ a dean of the Boston College law that this fact has yet to be spe- number of pupils in U.S. Cat" ' And you get our professional isn't too early to start right now. orating A Century of school, stressed that the public cifically spelled out in U.S. pub- lie grade and high schools toV...y advice as a "financial partner." Stop in today. Progress! schools' policy of silence on re- lic policy or court decisions. ed 5,241,008, compared with 33,- ligion amounts to "an official 435,603 pupils in public schools. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF MIAMI SHORES He pointed out that some six establishment of secular The savings to taxpayers million students — about 12 per (With a Trust Department) values." represented by having stu- cent of the total U.S. school en- dents in Catholic schools Northeast Second Avenue at 95th Street Hence, Father Drinan conclud- rollment — attend Catholic ranged from $779,466 in Alas- ed, "the granting of funds only schools and commented: Miami Shores, Florida ka to $467,138,570 in New York, to the public school is a viola- "Any program designed to for a nationwide total of some tion of the establishment clause elevate the nation's standards $2.6 billion. of the Constitution because such Agnes B. Barber Leonard Usina of educational excellence As for teachers' salaries, the a policy endorses and prefers President Chairman of the Board which ignores the 12 per cent savings represented by the one educational and philosophi- of the nation's school children teachers on Catholic school Paulk Reeves cal orthodoxy over all others." enrolled in nonpublic schools payrolls ranged from $558,000 in Senior Credit Officer "This is the very essence of is neglecting in a serious man- Nevada to $149,723,000 in New the Catholic case" for Federal ner a significant element in '. York, with an overall total of aid to nonpublic schools, be the population." nearly $930 million. Page 10 February V 19*3 THEVOKE Mfami, Florida ' -•-"• • ~~- ""*" " '"1 1 . ? I '• Bishop Urges \ Public School Religion Classes ** CLEVELAND (NO — Aux- iliary Bishop Clarence E. El- well of Cleveland told the Prot- estant ministerial association here that U.S. educators must make a thorough study of re- FRANK J. ROONEY, ligious education throughout the world in order to deal with the problem of getting religion back INC. into American public schools. Bishop Elwetl took part in a three-faith dialogue on "Re- GENERAL CONTRACTORS Y" x in Education" held at NC Photo 6**- Stone Church, one of the EXPERTS ON SPACE get together at George- ica. From left are, Astronaut Col. John Glenn, oldest Protestant churches in town University in .Washington, D. C, where a Father Martin McCarthy, S.J., assistant director downtown Cleveland. television program on United States Progress of the Vatican Observatory in Rome; and Dr. in Space was made for showing in Latin Amer- William J. Thaler, of Georgetown. Disagreeing with Bishop El- weli on the need for religious instruction in public schools complete aftef-school religious were the other two panel mem- instruction, he said: ^Plumbing Repair Service ^ bers: Irving Levine, area di- rector of the American Jewish "The child between 7 and 17 Committee, and Rev. 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Pompano Beach. at SE 12th St. According to Father Michael An addition to existing Fogarty, V.F., pastor, the church and school facilities building is designed so that it the new structure will eventu- may be converted in the future ally be connected to the sanc- to provide second floor class- tuary by a covered loggia rooms. The assembly room, Architect's Sketch Of New St. Col eman Parish Hall In Pompano Beach on the south side of the Father Fogarty said, can church. An existing loggia serve as four classrooms. now connects the sanctuary to the school wing. The air - conditioned hall, Catholic Law Expert Asks Jewish Help On Aid Issue when completed, will accom- An assembly hall, large kitch- modate 500 persons for meet- KANSAS CITY, Mo. (NO — hope that there would cease to "opening of a new phase in know their Jewish neighbors en, rest rooms, store room, and tings and about 350 persons a' Catholics need Jewish assistance come from Jewish leaders repe- Jewish - Catholic relationships, relatively little." air - conditioning equipment tables during social events on the question of governmental titions (albeit in the dialogue marked by greater frankness, Ball identified "religion in the aid fo^ private education, a setting) of the strident cries of greater willingness to acknowl- schools" as the center of inter- prominent Catholic authority on the Bible Belt bigots. edge past tensions and present, religious dispute in America to- constitutional law and education "A NEW PHASE" problems." day. ATTENTION; said here. "We would hope that — in Ball's remarks appealing for He insisted that it can be re- the matters of Catholic educa- William Ball, principal au- Jewish understanding on the solved. Singers, Dancers & Instrumentalists tion — no encouragement and school aid question came in a thor of the 1961 study on no cooperation would be lent by church-related schools and section of his address in which Who know Irish songs, and routines. Hollywood, Flori- Jewish quarters to the forces federal aid carried out by the he also had what he called some K. Of C. Plans Dance da's; 12th Annual "Best of The Irish Musical" takes of extremism in the field of Legal Department of the "finger-wagging" to direct at Miami Beach Council No. 3270 place March 14, 15, and 16, in Young Circle Amphi- Church-State relations." National Catholic Welfare Catholics. of the Knights of Columbus will theater. Conference, spoke at a joint 'SLOGANIZED RIGIDITIES' hold its second annual Valentine We are interested in auditioning new talent and also Ball spoke at the one-day in meeting capable Directors. Catholic-Jewish symposium. symposium entitled "Encoun- Jews, he said, can teach Cath- Dance at the Miami Beach Em- ployes' Benevolent Association For Further Information, Write or Phone "We need your help, not your ter: A Catholic - Jewish olics "many things we ought as Confrontation." The event Christians to know — things Hall 920 Alton Road, on Satur- Mr. Joe Boylan hostility, on the school aid ques- day, Feb. 16. 713 S.E. 13th St., Ft. Lauderdale. Flo. tion," said Ball, executive di- "was sponsored by the Jesuit which they have had the cour- JA 2-1066 rector and general counsel of Father's Rockhurst College, age and wisdom in many cases Tickets may be obtained by the Pennsylvania Catholic Wel- the Jewish Community Rela- to pioneer — especially in the calling John Flynn, JE 8-3305. area of civil liberties, civil fare Committee, Harrisburg. tions Bureau and the Ratis- bonne Center of the Sisters of rights, social justice." "This is a profoundly mean- Notre Dame de Sion. ingful matter, to many millions Ball said he thinks Catho- of your neighbors," he added. The symposium, which drew lics are "far too little inter- THE FAMILY LIFE BUREAU "It will not be winked away.- nationally recognized Catholic ested" in intergroup relations. and Jewish leaders, was de- "Let us have more of these DIOCESE OF MIAMI "At the very least, we could scribed by its sponsors as the meetings," he said. "Catholics FALL PROGRAM OF MARRIAGE INSTRUCTIONS ... designed to cover preparation for the successful living of married life. . . .for persons contemplating marriage and for those recently married. ... to be conducted by priests, physicians and members of the laity who have made a success of their marriage. The program of .instructions will be the same at each of the five centers listed below. Thus persons unable to attend an instruction in their locality on a given night, may attend the same instructions when it is given at another center on a different date. All instructions begin at 8:00 p.m. Little Flower The Cathedral Coral Gables Miami St. Thomas Aquinas H.S. Fort Lauderdale St. Juliana St. Michael (Spanish-speakers) West Palm Beach Miami YOUR FAMILY WILL BE HAPPIER IN J I I HOLLYWOOD H LLS Monday, November 5 Marriage & the Catholic Church Tuesday, November 6 Wednesday, November 7 Love & Happiness in Marriage Thursday, November 8 Hany Catholic families have already found they are happier Monday, November 12 Marriage & Sex Tuesday, November 13 living h^ Hollywood Hills. Here they enjoy advantages found in Wednesday, November 14 A Doctor Talks on Marriage Thursday, November 15 few other fine communities. Newly constructed Church of the Monday, November 19 Marriage is a Sacrament Tuesday, November 20 Nativity and the parochial school are in operation. One of South Wednesday, November 21 Married Couples Discuss Marriage Friday, November 23 Florida's best educational facilities — Chaminade High School for Boys — is located right in Hollywood Hills. Bus Transporation to girls' high schools is provided. This means that all activities of your ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEGIN AT 8:00 P.M. parochial schools, church and parish are only moments away. As for your home itself, scores of beautiful, individually styled Addresses of the Auditoriums: models are available in a wide range of prices. ST. THOMAS AQUINAS LITTLE FLOWER HIGH SCHOOL 1270 Anastasia Ave.. Coral Gables 2901 S.W. 12th St.. Fort Lauderdale A HOLLYWOOD JNCDEVELOPMENT THE CATHEDRAL ST. MICHAEL THE ARCHANGEL 7506 N.W. 2nd Ave.. Miami 1943 HOLLYWOOD BLVD.-WA 2-3451 (Spanish-speakers) ST. JULIANA . . . covering three square miles. Individual areas zoned to provide complete 54 N.W. 32nd Place. Miami 4300 S. Dixie Highway. West Palm Beach protection for homes in different price ranges. Page 12 February 1, 1963 - TH£ VOICE Miami, Florida Feb. 4 In Five Locations Beginning Monday, Feb. 4 the individual course if they have Spring . program of marriage already received a certificate., instructions for English and Courses will be held in Dade Spanish-speakitfg persons in the County at the Little Flower par- Diocese of Miami will be held ish, Coral Gables, and at the Cathedral parish while instruc- at five locations in South Flor- tions in the Broward County ida. Deanery will be held at St. Thomas Aquinas high school, Sponsored by the Family Fort Laudecdale. Classes in the Life.Bureau of the Diocese, East Coast Deanery are sche- the courses are conducted for duled to be held in St. Juliana those contemplating marriage parish, West Palm Beach. in the next six months, as well Instructions will be given in as for those recently married. Spanish at St. Michael the Ar- changel parish, under direction :*n Everyone attending the course of Father Angel Villaronga, 0.- receives a certificate of comple- F.M. j)n which may be presented to his or her pastor when wedding All classes will begin at S ..arrangements are made. The p.m. with conferences on Feb. 'courses fulfiH*-reqiUEements of A, 6, 8, ll^ia-and 15. The . AMONG THE DONORS during the recent blood bank drive at DONATING BLOOD in- a recent blood donor campaign at St. instruction before marriage and same topics will be discussed St. Michael the Archangel parish was Carl Nickels.: At right Michael the Archangel parish are Mrs. Grace Bush and Mrs. simultaneously in all locations those attending need not take an is Dr. Rosita Petech, of Jackson Memorial Hospital, who ac- Anne Hickey. A free ham dinner was served to everyone who by- priests, physicians, and companied the mobile unit on its visit to the school there. donated. laymen well qualified in their respective fields. More Classes f Courses in order of their 'pre- Adoration Group Month: Theme, Promotion of sentation are: Marriage and the Promote Catholic Press, Catholic Education, Scheduled For f Catholic Church, Love and Hap- To Hold Practice July and August — Summer piness :.: in Marriage, Marriage Vacations (No Programs), and Sex,-A. Doctor Talks on Holy Name Groups Urged CCD Teachers J September — "Fathers -and Marriage, Marriage is a Sac- Session Tonight Promotion of' the Catholic March — Father and Son Dates have been announced rament and Married Couples Daughters Month: A Planned A newly formed Nocturnal press has been suggested as a Month: Theme, Family Lead- Corporate Communion, for Confraternity of Christian Discuss Marriage. ; Adoration Society will hold a program for l^he month of Feb- ership Today and Tomorrow, •Doctrine classes for instructors Registration will be held 0 c t o b e r '—Membership practice session for one hour at rujrary for' Holy Name Socie- in the West Coast Deanery of during the first sessions in April —. Spiritual Directors Month: Special intention, the the Diocese. each area. Anyone planning to 8 p.m. today (Friday) at SS. ties in' the Diocese of Miami. Month: Spiritual Bouquet for conversion of Russia, attend needs only attend the Peter and Paul Church. A -class will be held each The suggestion was contained Your Pastor, November — All Souls: Spe- week for two hours at St. Fran- first class to register. cial for deceased members of The society will hold its first in a list of suggested program May — Mothers Month; Spe- ; cis Xavier parish in Fort Myers activities for the remaining the Society, • • •• Msgr. Robert W. Schiefe'n, J.- all-night adoration before the cial • Observance for Mothers beginning at 7:30 p.m. on Mon- months of this year which was C.L., is director of the Family December —-,Local Ordinary: day, Feb. 4 and at St. Ann par- Blessed Sacrament on Friday, released by the Diocesan Un- Day, Life Bureau assisted by Msgr: Theme Christmas, Birthday of ish, Naples, starting at 7:30 John O'Dowd, V.F., South Dade March 1. ion of Holy Name Societies. June — Catholic Education Christ p,m. Tuesday, Feb. 5. Deanery; Msgr. Dominic Bar- Richard Denmore, secretary ry, North Dade Deanery; Brow- Ninety-five men from five par- The schedule for CCD class- of the Diocesan Union, said the ard County Deanery, Father ishes have pledged themselves es in the other deaneries of the theme for January was Our Raymond Scully and East Coast Diocese was announced last to membership in the society. Holy Name Pledge. week. Deanery, Father Joseph M. Mc- The five parishes are: SS. Peter Laughlin. and Paul, Corpus Christi, Bless- Proposed activities for other Classes for Spanish speaking months, said Mr. Denmore, in- instructors previously - sched- ed Trinity, Immaculate Concep- clude: .' uled for Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Parishioners Form tion and St. Rose of Lima. beginning Feb. 5 at St. Michael parish here will be held in- Blood Donor Group The men will be divided up stead on Wednesdays. The first LAKE WORTH — A blood into bands according to parishes Advertising class will be Feb. 6. donor club has been establish- and will spend one hour each in ed in St. Luke parish here. Two courses will be taught, adoration from 10 p.m. to 6 Sales Help one on doctrine and the other Fifty donors gave blood when a.m. one night every month. on adaptive way methods. the Palm Beach County Blood Bank mobile unit visited At tonight's practice session Wanted Msgr. R. E. Philbin, director the parish last Tuesday. Among a prayer leader and two "read- SAINT JOSEPH of the Confraternity of Christian You can earn good PATRON OF THE UNIVERSAL CHURCH ! the donors were Father Mat- ers" will be designated from Doctrine in the Miami diocese, ' SAINT JOSEPH DAILY MISSAL * thew A. Morgan, pastor, and each parish band. 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THEVOfCE Flocirfa Page 13 ''. • I ' 'if V i VV • i )'• •• '•• ' * '•*' iiatut'ilii'T".? •ii*iii'-,Y.wi.«'fa.'ia .». ," V i'. i.fi i.fli • "A* *• The Catholic Press Association The Catholic Press Association JOURNALISM PICTORIAL AWARD /) AWARD .1 forfiest Picture -— has earned the Best Editorial of the Year Award — has earned the Best Photography of the Year Award — had one of the nation's hest coverages of the twentieth century's Greatest News Story — the Second Vatican Council atr Accurate coverage of the news which INTERESTS you Solid EVALUATION of world issues Articles to help you understand your FAITH Features to help you EXPLAIN your faith to others Editorials and Features to inspire and guide SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TODAY! D I wish to subscribe to THE VOICE • I wish to renew my subscription to THE VOICE Name .....:... . 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Voice Photos Potential Catholic leaders Convention Delegates Listen To Message Of Father Joseph O'Shea should be provided with ma- terials "most stimulating to HOLY COMMUNION is distributed by Msgr. P. J. O'Donoghue the intellect, most evocative during Memorial Mass offered in the Cathedral for deceased to that beauty that sleeps in members of the National Association of Catholic Publishers and every human heart," Father Dealers in Church Goods which held its annual convention at O'Shea said. "The ideas of Miami Beach. Treasure leaders or peoples are not IN YOUR CAR born in a vacuum. sponsibility to each other in tion James A. DoKerty of Scran- "It is your task to invade the household of the Faith and ton, Pa., was elected president our sensesNwith your words and among those who are with- of the association whose mem- out." your pictures and works of art. bers represent cities throughout Trunk? To reach our minds' and touch Oriv« In now and register in During the three-day conven- the United States and Canada. General Tire's giant sweepstakes! our hearts -with the good things, Nothing to buy, no obligation!' Over of truth and beauty you have to 5,000 prizes, including $10,000. offer," Father O'Shea continued. And win or lose you can still get "If fiie American people of the • big bonus allowance on famous General dual tread tires! past have not provided that GENERAL NYGEN number of intellectuals, poets and artists which should have welled forth from the foundation of their magnificent heritage, one reason may be that church goods people and Catholic pub- Be Our Guest lishers of the past did not try hard enough to stimulate them." £ without cost or obligation, He urged the association you and your wife can enjoy a MODERN ROLE of Catholic publishers and church goods deal- members to work with a "re- ers is explained by Father Joseph O'Shea at convention break- newed sense of opportunity fast. 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Fisher Corporation • Developers of Coral Harbour 700.N.E. 167th ST. 247 Security Trust Bultdlng • Miami 32, Florida Wl 5-4249 CE 5-1351 PL 9-6604 VOICE iWwjfc Page 15 OF HOLY SACRIFICE Why Do We Offer Mass? v (This series of articles is b<£ing prepared in conjunc- tion with the Daily Mass League. The only obliga- tion of 4he League is Daily attendance at mass. For jurther information contact Father Patrick O'Brien, Assumption Church, Pompano Beach. Father O'Brien is the Dioi cesan Director of the Daily Mass League.) The average Catholic in the United States will participate in about 14,000 Masses during ' Voice Photoa his or her lifetime. Fortunately, VARIOUS ORDERS of Sisters stationed in the with Father" Claude Brubaker, assistant direc- recent liturgical developments Diocese of Miami met Saturday in the Cathedral " tor of vocations; Miami Serra Club president, have progressed to the stage parish hall to discuss vocatioi month program Richard Flynn and Serran John McDonald. where the laity participates more actively in the offering of Holy Mass. Yet, even though^ many adults and children know the Latin responses of the Mass 2 Feast Days This Weekend and receive Holy Communion more frequently than in past This is the day when the of the Sacrament of Extreme Two ancient and popular years, there-are still a number- feasts of the Church year wijl, faithful obtain new supplies Unction. - . - . .. of Catholics who may wonder is commemorated in an un- break away' from God's 1 ; be observed tomorrow (Satur- of that sacramental, (Jie bless- , at times what is the real value bloody manner. The Mass is not friendship no* is to break ed candle, to be taken into One of the most commonly away from Christ. If, on the -, day) and Sunday, Feb. 3 in par- of! assisting at Mass Sunday aft- something different from Cai: their homes and stored in a .used sacramentals, the candle er Sunday. other hand, we accept Christ ishes throughout the Diocese of place of honor. symbolizes Christ, Who is the vary; it, is an accurate renewal of Calvary; Good Friday, there- and obey His way, then- we Miami and the world. Light of the World. are part of that humanity Perhaps the best way. to fore, is present on every day They are to be lighted at fam- approach the subject of the* which is forever linked with Cs, Day, the feast of ily feasts; for devotional pur-, The feast of St. Blaise, physi- Mass is to focus attention on of the year — each time that* _God. Hie Purification of the Blessed poses during family prayers or cian and bishop of the fourth - what the Mass is. To know Mass is offered. And once we Virgin Mary wiH be marked during the recitation of the fam- century, who is invoked as a the Mass, however, we first know why Gdod Friday took At Mass, we re-create that Saturday as candles to be used ily rosary; to ask the blessing helper in sickness and pain es- have" to know and to study place at all, we- have our key awesome moment in history during the liturgical' year in of God during severe storms and pecially against diseases and af- the crucifix. For when Our to the reason that the Mass, when the Savior, bound His fol- churches and homes are blessed times of calamity and" to have flictions of the throat, will be Lord died on Calvary He per- and our sharing. in the. Mass, lowers to -God forever. Hence- before Masses. available for the administration;; ; observed Sunday. formed the first Mass. And means so much to God. ,' the Mass is the source of «ti* I - • ••- •• • •• --- . when He directed the Apos- joy, and the reason for our hope 1 : i Throats are blessed in the tles, on the night before. -He Our Lord told us many times in the life to come. If. there churches when the priest places died, to repeat this Sacrifice why He was to die — He came had never been that first Mass two candles against the throat • of His throughout the ages, He to "seek and to save that which, "of Calvary, mankind would still ;in the form of a St. Andrew showed them then how to of- was lost." His titles of "Re- be groping around in the dark- '' Cross. Since the feast day oc- fer Mass themselves.. deemer" and "Savior" explain ness', looking for a way back curs this year on Sunday, the Hjs mission. Li order to save to God.:.''',;••'"•*//' ;; ..•'••; faithful throughput the Diocese Their^ Mass was -different us from the punishm,ent due to J are urged to consult their par-, from His only in one respect; our sins, Christ took upon Him- The Mass is essentially a Sac- ish bulletins for further informa- He actually shed His human self "the burden of our guilt" rifice. Jusf as (he Jews of the tion on the times of these ob- Jrt| IN THE blood on Good Friday, but in in laying down His life for us, Old Testament offered animals 9 servances in their respective the Masses which have follow- He reestablished our link with to God as a symbol of His churches. ed that day Christ's sacrifice God. And oace that bond was power over all life, so in the* re-soldered, no power on heav- New Testament we offer His spotless: Lamb (Christ) as th? iiamiMoroom PL 9-6825 CAPC COO ON BISCAYNC tAY en or earth would break it. WITH ITS LUSH\3TROP1CXL PATIO symbol that through Christ we - The reason is simplet When are restored to life everlasting.^ toftssmB^^ Adam fell, there was no God- ? man to cement the break-up We become at every Mass a? of mankind's relationship with part of the family of God, wrfl£; God. But when Christ restored Christ as our brother.: "The Mas$iJ us to God, He partook of both counts more profoundly than w Z SEAFOOD RESTAURANT On the God's nature and our own. can "feel" or imagine whenH 79th St. TAe only way we can possibly we are united with Him. •: • MAINE LOBSTERS Causeway enjoy superb euhlnt Dancing 9:30 PM to closing • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD In Ufa Colony Room (except Monday) ITALIAN-AMERICAN • CLAMS, OYSTERS & STONE CRABS »to 9:30 PM [PALMER HOUSE RESTAURANT MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT OUR 16th YEAR YOUR HOST For the Connoisseur of On th« ocean Vin and Lee Raotula FINE ITALIAN FOODS PIZZA SPECIALISTS — WINE — BEER Icxeu^ ^Cl^SEO OUR 21st YEAR PL 7r0202 f 1052 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Ha. v Hotel tnd Cabana Club Wht St. and Collins Ave.,Bal Harbour MAHCHU CHINESE BANQUET $2.25 ••eludes FORH Won Ton Soup, Barbecue Spane Ribs, fgg Roll, Chicken Qioft Mein, Black Tea and Dessert. 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SHRIMP PETERSON'S 3622 CORAL WAY 13001 N.W. 7th AVENUE MU 8-8812 RESTAURANT Luncheon SetyeS ... "JUST NORTH OF FOOD FAIR" STEAK PLACE 7140 S.W. 8fh ST. • CA 1-4563 and LOUNGE 11:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. Daily Paae 16 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami. 2 Pen* Parries Form To Promote Social Reform LIMA, Peru (NO — This 5) Easing of credit restric- country's Catholic - oriented tions. Christian Democratic and mod- erate-leftist Popular Action 6) A national housing plan. - have signed ah electoral pact 7) A national health insur- • and have agreed on a joint pro- gram of social reform. ance plan with wide coverage, including preventive medicine. The . political alliance, • which leaves its door open to other, political parties, was organized to prepare for June 9 national elections. § Fashion Show The, ruling military "junta, . which seized power last sum- •? Luncheon Set mer, has promised to turn the *" POMPANO BEACH — More" -reins of government over to the than 500 guests are expected constitutionally elected officials" to attend the annual luncheon on July 28. - .:• ' and fashion show which mem- CHfa>*!5E-AMERICANS, Moon Lueg and Ms wife, are shown with "-* • • - • v Cousin Gin Son Gong And Family Speak No English bers of St. Coleman Women's •Msgr. Michael Beerhalter, their son, Raymond; daughter, Marie, The new joint program calls Guild will sponsor on Thursday^, for: •.. "; ,j - and young cousin, Herberta Jew». in their Ft. Pierce restaurant. i: Feb. 7 at the Gait Ocean Mile .1) Agricultural reform which Hotel, Fort Lauderdale. will make it easier for tenant farmers to 'acquire land. "Mardi Gras Holiday" wffl family Rings In Chinese Year 466t be the theme of the benefit 2) Reform in private business which begins at- 11:45 , a.m. FORT PIERCE - Last week they were hosts to friends. In- Receiving guests with their in their youth only to return to including: profit-sharing and a Fashions by Nancy Packard, h The Clothes Tree, A, Martin and for the second time in a month, cluded were Msgr, Michael parents were Raymond, a junior, this country in the 1900's. wice -in- business; policy, lor Beerhalter, pastor, St. Ana- workers, stable employment Young America, will be mod- a family in St. Anastasia par- at Central Catholic high school and a living family wage. eled by Darcy Mannequins. ' stasia parish, who baptized all Assisted by Monsignor ish ^observed the arrival of a and Mdrie, who^was graduted 3) Tax reform, which ,wifl of the children, in 1953; Indian Beerhalter they purchased Mrs. JoHn Hanrahan and Mrs. New Year but ttis time they from the high School last June farm land in the Fort Pierce spread the tax burden more River Serra Club president, equitably. David ironside- are general celebrated .the beginning of the Michael Perri and Mrs. Perri; and will be a freshman at Barry area about 1926, and now own chairmen of arrangements as- Chinese Year 4661. and Mayor L. A. O'Laughlin College in September. Also pres- Chinese cabbage farms in 4) Education reform which sisted by Mrs. Elliot Bacon, res- ent was Herberta Jew known will make' education available to ervations; Mrs. Donald Krunic,. and : Mrs. O'Laughlin. New Jersey and South Caro- Chinese firecrackers, deco- affectionately as "Bubbles," a everyone and will respect the misjxess of ceremoniesarid ; rations and tempting oriental The recent arrival from cousin, who was adopted by the lina. I*'''- rights of families. Darcy Shean, commentatorl delicacies were the order of Hong Kong of a cousin, Gin Luegs years ago. the Saturday in the home of - Son Gong, and his family was All ot their children, who Moon Lueg and his wife, Ella cause for additional cele- Although they were both born lived with relatives in New Mae, who celebrate the feast bration Hbut the absence of six in the United States, Moon and York until 1948, have attended annually in much the' same of the Lueg children did not Ella May Lueg went to China St. Anastasia School. fashion as did their Chinese . go unnoticed. ancestors. Audrey, now married her Residents of Fort Pierce since sister Ida, and their brother, the early 1320's and the par- Oaklie are in New York City. ents of eight ebildren, all of Irene, a senior art major; and whom are converts to the Faith, her sisters, Lana and Lena, the Luegs own and operate the juniors, are at Barry College Moon Garden Restaurant where taking semester exams. 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Since she wouldn i let~me visit the child during the-Sacred Heart oi Mary ; ' " the following year, I took/the' case td court and the judge assigned a definite time for visits. What about' her marriage promises — can she receive the sacra- Opening: September 1963 ments? Also, I did see another man at the house; can Resident & Day Students she date another person? What do our marriage vows mean and how binding are they? Address:-Registrar By TATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. Box 370-A, Boca Raton You have asked several important questions, Bernard, but before answering them I wish to make it clear that I am not Palm Beach County. Florida - going to deal with the reasons for your marital failure. Indeed, - you,-^ not ask me to do so, yet experience has taught me that . Other Marymount Colleges Conducted by in, jering a letter like yours I must state my aims explicitly. The Religious oi the Sacied Heart ol Mary: Otherwise I shall receive a flood of angry protests claiming I ^jiate wanaen».that your wife probably had very good reasons for United States — Tarrytown. N.Y... walking out on you, and so on. I do not profess to kriow~why Mew York N.Y. your marriage broke down. In what follows I am merely going Va. to state the rights and obligations that result from any valid mar- Arlington, riage contract — that was the burden of your questions. Palos Verdes, Calii - Briefly stated, when a Christian couple enter marriage Europe — Paris U:.. they pledge themselves to work for their mutual development London and sanctification by dedicating themselves permanently and Rome :,.. : exclusively to the noble -mission of bearing "and raising chil- Barcelona :- dren. All Christians are called through baptism to strive for •• perfection in the service of God. 5 When they enter marriage, Christian partners promise to,offer 'this service henceforth as a couple, mysteriously united as "two "in"one flesh." Since the essence of the marriage contract con- 'Beach gleaner* sists in the exchange of marital rights, the couple thereby pledge " Nationally Advertised DDry Cleaning Service. themselves to establish community of life, "in bed and at board." Endorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothiers. • Because marriage is a sacrament which the partners confer upon Marqua's North "GUA8DSMM each other, they remain instruments of sacramental grace to SERVICE" — Beach Cleaners An Exclusin each other through which Christ continues to sanctify them in Personalize* 7134 Abbott Ave., M.B., UN 6-3131 Service for Ye* their special mission. Customer Parking Rear if Plait Eiacc Gamuts EST. 1938 Some Forget Positive Commitments AfltVWIMtlVWWIAAMtlVtAtVWWtAM Thus the rights and obligations of husband and wife stem from the unique nature of marriage as a procreative society. Faith and reason teach us that this society is based on a per- manent indissoluble bond, that it is exclusive in the sense that BEWARE OF under no conditions may the partners grant marital rights to anyone other than the spouse, and that it necessarily involves cohabitation, life-companionship, and mutual aid and support in accord with the distinctive capacities or natural qualities of each spouse. callMl Although every well-instructed Catholic knows and accepts Orkin this postive teaching on marriage, in practice many tend to remember only some of its negative aspects — Catholics for the sake of your/home shouldn't commit adultery, shouldn't get a divorce, and so r-HITE-TITE forth. ROOF PROCESS '• LONGER LASTING ROOF In other words, they tend to forget their positive commitments STATE FARM to foster mutual love, respect, encouragement, and emotional INSURANCE he Week support; to develop sincere communication, sharing, and com- B. R. LIMEGROVER panionship; to give the best that is in them to make the marriage 887-9491 succeed; and if they run into problems they can't seem to handle, 601 HIALEAH DRIVE to take their marital obligations so seriously that they will seek competent outside assistance. Must Seek Qualified Guidance D. Lewis, Realtor REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS This latter point is important. A Catholic may not simply PALM BEACH COUNTY . walk out on marriage when troubles arise. Whatever may be the 31 West 20th Street source of difficulty (short of proved adultery, and even here they 2 Riviera Beach •" VI 4-0201 should seek counsel) the couple are obliged by the very nature of White-Tite "Home of the Week their vows to have recourse in all sincerity to outside guidance 20 MONTHS AGO flit barrel tile .rooroof oonn procesp s whicblchb lockslocs tbtb« graveg l in placplace and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Haines, 308 protects tbe roof against High winds and and assistance. E. 62nd St., Hialeah, was cleaned, sealed rain. Whatever tbe roof ... tile, gravel "Smart Buyers Get The and coated by WHITE-TITE. It still is beau- or aspbalt shingle . . . Wbite-Tite can make tifully white as it will be for jears to it more beautiful. A white roof lasts longer I am well aware that in practice one of the partners may come. This is just one more example of too. The exclusive sealing process used on deny there is a serious problem, may refuse-to cooperate with, Best Buys at McBride's" the thousands ef White-Tite customers who tile roofs by White-Tite improves drainage are well satisfied. White-Tite is ideal for and protects against hurricane -wind damage. the partner in seeking help, or may cooperate only externally, -'••; ••••-#•• every home and commercial roof. White-Tite Insist on the genuine White-Tite to be-sure. also has an exclusive three-coat gravel roof of the finest coating in town! with no sincere intention to make necessary changes or adjust- The Largest Stock of ments. In such cases, the partner may separate, though the bbli- MAKES HOMES 15-20 DEGREES COOLER INSIDE - ! Imported and Domestic UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED 2 YEARS — 5 YEAR WARRANTY gat to remain receptive to sincere efforts at reconciliation is F-^- pex jent. Wines and liquors White-Tite "The World's Largest In the Greater Miami Area V^, Roof Cleaning — Sealing — Painting Co." ^ • Turning now to your specific questions, Bernard, your • • Licensed in 46 Cities _«Cj^ SE wife clearly had no right to go home to mother without first yOti in South Florida • seeking competent counsel, and she is seriously obliged to PL 7-1160 cooperate in sincere efforts at reconciliation. The marriage FREE DELIVERY IN THE • HOMESTEAD vows impose permanent obligations in justice and charity, NORTH DADE AREA and if a serious marital problem arises, demand the sincere effort and cooperation of each partner in solving it. E. McBRlDE-LIQUORS May your wife receive the sacraments? I cannot answer that NO INTEREST CHARGES liquor Store FOR YOUR FREE ES TIM A TE question because 1 do .not know the reasons for the separation ON FINANCING nor what efforts she may have made ip make a success of your 734 N.E. 125th St. MJAMJ FT, LAUD. marriage. Since the marriage vows impose grave obligations,- North Miami's Smartest MEMBERS: Miami-Dade County Chamber of NE 5-36O3 LU1-655O any notable failure to live up to them is serious. Commerce' and the Greater Ft. Lauderdale NE 3-8511 LU 1-6551 : * • • . -• : Mention The Voice Chamber of Commerce HOMESTEAD - 247-1811 . Father Thomas twill be unable to answer personal When You Shop, ( letters. Tomasos Renew Vows Hospital Auxiliary Plans • ••••. a ..,-.«•.' On 50 th Anniversary Charity Dinner Feb. 23 The golden anniversary of States 40 years ago and re- FORT LAUDERDALE — their guests have been-invite their marriage was observed sided in Cincinnati where Mr. Plans for the Seventh Annual to a luncheon sponsored by Ci Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Fe- di Tomaso was a cabinet mak- Charity Dinner to benefit Holy cle 6 at noon, Saturday, Fel er. When he retired three Cross Hospital were announced 16 in the home of Mrs. Adelir lix di Tomaso during a Mass of years ago the couple came to this week by members of the Vandittr', 1924 NE 25th St. Gam< Thanksgiving in the Cathedral. Miami and now reside at 321 ' Women's Auxiliary. will follow the luncheon. Thoe NE 54th St. planning to attend are reques Father Edward Pick, assist- Sponsored by the 925 member ed to notify the hostess. ant pastor of the Cathedral They are the parents of three Auxiliary, the 'dinner will "be parish offered the Mass and witv sons: Louis of Miami; Michael served at 8:30 p.m., Saturday, of Cincinnati and the late Frank Feb. 23, in the Governor's Club nessed the couple's renewal of di Tomaso who was killed dur- Hotel. A reception will precede Woman's Guile wedding vows in the presence ing World War II. The couple the dinner. of relatives and friends. also has four grandchildren. During the month of February, Has Installation Both natives of Provincia di They were guests of honor at the following Circles of the or- HOLLYWOOD — Mrs. Bei ganization have scheduled activ- Campobasso, Italy where they a reception Sunday evening in nice Knothe has been instate ities: grew up and were married 50 the Sorrento Restaurant where as president of the Woman' their niece, Mrs. Larry War- years ago, Mr. and Mrs. di Circle 2 — Meeting at 11 Guild of Nativity par ; - moth of Immaculate Conception a.m., Tuesday, Feb. 5 at the Tomaso came to the United parish, Hialeah, was hostess. home of Mrs. Frank Wimer1, 515 Other officers who fecentl; Isle of Capri. Coffee will be serv- assumed their duties are Mrs ed and games played. John McDonnell, vice president Circle 6 — Coffee and meet- Mrs. August Lang, recordini on her secretary; Mrs. Richard Villa Voice Photo ing at 10 a.m., Saturday, Feb. 9 at 10 a.m. at 44 NE 26th Dr. vecchia, corresponding secre Happiest Day... NUPTIAL VOWS were renewed Saturday by Mr. and Mrs. Felix with Mrs. Albert Navarre, host- tary and Mrs. John Bodner di Tomaso in the Cathedral where Father Edward Pick offered ess. •• •*•••• . :'<• -: ••'- • treasurer. ; DAYTIME, EVENING and a Mass of Thanksgiving, for the Italian-born couple. -.. •' '• ( ' •. . ... ' •: ., > •. . ~t,x Circle 12.'.-™ Valentine party Members who wLUL; serve, as BRIDAL originals, at 10 a.m. in the home of Mrs. chairmen of standing commit exclusively designed and created Jack Dana, 3740 NE 27th Ter- tees are Mrs. Thomas Sahde Aquinas Auxiliary Plans race, Pompano Beach, on Thurs- Her, altar and rosary; Mrs day, Feb. 14. Norman Anderson, card groups; Miss Katherine Naas, Catholk All Auxiliary members and Annual Crystal Ball Feb. 2 Charities? Mrs. Ray Schlichte Jr., choir; Mrs. Russell Locan- FORT LAUDERDALE — The Mrs. Michael Longo is gener- Officers Installed dro, CCD; Mrs. James Sepielli, Annual Crystal Ball sponsored by al chairman for the benefit as- hospitality; Mrs. Martin Con sisted by Mrs. Charles Bishop By Women's Guild 1075 KANE CONCOURSE (96th Straet) the Mothers Auxiliary of St. roy, Legion of Mary; Mrs. Ag- and Mrs. Joe Lenard, co-chair- BAY HARBOR ISLAND • MIAMI BEACH Thomas Aquinas high school will LEHIGH ACRES — Mrs. nes Merrigan, NCCW; Mrs, PHONE. 864-3611 men. Mrs. Frank Gehl serves as Shirley Rost was recently in- John McDonnell, organizatior be held Saturday, Feb. 2 at the financial chairman ot the com- stalled as president of St. Ra- and development; Mrs. William Governors Club Hotel. mittee-which also includes Mrs. phael Catholic Women's Guild. Schroeder, publicity; Mrs, Dancing to the music of Mike Frances Long and Mrs. Harold James Ball and Mrs. Leon Wag- Mrs. Robert Benson, presi- ner, reception and social hour; depend on the Longo's orchestra will begin at Weaver, door; Mrs. Gerard Es- dent, Southwest Coast Deanery Mrs. Rene Ros, school; Mrs, 9 p.m. in the Dwight Rogers Ball- posito and Mrs. Charles Bishop, of the Miami DCCW also in- "SECOND BEST MAN" decorations; Mrs. J. Paul John- John Reynolds, social and civic room and entertainment will be stalled Mrs. Marian Wehle, vice action; Mrs. John Knapick, sun- ston, costumes and Mrs. Ed- at your wedding! provided by Charles Litzau, Rob- president; Mrs. Beth Burdick, shine; Mrs. William Dickey, ert Tobin, Jack Chesanek, Jo- ward Stanley and Mrs. Russell recording secretary; and Miss telephone. For three decades Tooley-Myron Studios seph Ziegler, Thomas Hidding, Hill, tickets. Charlotte Jakubzak, treasurer. J. Kearney, J. Paul Johnston, Mrs. Stephen Houbrick is his- have specialized in wedding Reservations may be made by Guests of honor during the and James Ward, husbands of dinner included Father Thomas torian and Mrs. Schlichte serves portraits and candid albums . . . calling Mrs. Stanley at LU 3-8152 as parliamentarian. club members, under the direc- or Mrs. Hill at LU 3-2328. En- J. Goggin, parish administra- let one of our wedding photographers tion of Mrs. Clifton Metznor and skillfully record each thrilling tire proceeds will be donated to tor; Msgr. Joseph H. DeVaney, accompanied by Mrs. Alice the improvement fund of the dio- V.F., i pastor, St. Francis Xav- highlight of your memorable day— Clark, pianist. cesan high school. ier, Fort Myers; Father Ger- Breakfast Planned at the home, at the church, at the ard Manning, pastor, St. Ann By Altar Society reception. Phone FR 3-8617 to see samples parish, Naples; and DCCW or to have our bridal consultant call on you. St.* Hugh Women Plan Retreat deanery spiritual moderator; WEST PALM BEACH — The -No charge for wedding announcement photographs! and Father Joseph Beaumont, annual Communion, breakfast of the Altar and Rosary Society ol COCONUT GROVE — Women Under the direction of Mrs. pastor, St. Leo parish, Bonita St. Ann parish wil be held at of St. Hugh parish have an- Murray Blair Wright, the Guild Springs. 9 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 3, at the STUDIOS has formed a^ telephone com- nounced plans for a weekend re- George Washington Hotel. treat during the first week of mittee to notify members in the Club Will Receive 37 N.E. 1st Avenue • Northside Shopping Center Lent, Marc?h 1, 2, and 3 at the event of a death among parish- Newly elected officers of th« 212 S. Olive Ave., West Palm Beach, TEmple 2-5513 Dominican Retreat House in ioners in order that members Communion Sunday society will be installed during Kendall. may attend Rosary services A Corporate Communion will the breakfast of which Mrs. and assist at Masses of Re- be observed by members of the Frank Hurley is chairman. Kentucky Fried Chicken Reservations may be made quiem. Patrician Club during the 9 Reservations may be made DINNER by contacting Mrs. Joan Knight a.m. Mass Sunday, Feb. 3, in of St. Hugh Guild, sponsoring Plans are now, under way for St. Patrick's Church. - and tickets purchased at the 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, organization, or by calling the a parish dessert card party on parish hall. COLE SLAW, GRAVY & HOT ROLL retreat house at 238-2711. Feb. 22 at the American Legion Plans, for the annual Wash- Hall. Mrs. Gertrude Hughes is ington's Birthday p&rty schedul- "• ONLY noa in charge of arrangements. ed to be "held Friday, Feb. 22, Group To Sponspi at the Hotel Fontainebleau, will Benefit Card Party be discussed during the month- Dance Next Friday • ly meeting of the club at 1:30 Planned Wednesday Altar Group To See RIVIERA BEACH — A Val- p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the entine dance sponsored by St. COLONEL SANDER'S clubrooms. , RECIPE A luncheon and card party Film On Holy Land Francis of Assisi H o ~\e and to Benefit SS. Peter and Paul Guest speaker will be Father School Association w Js held By the Box FORT LAUDERDALE — A Joseph Jurasko, O.P. Friday, Feb. 8, at the Racquet Altar Society will be held • Bucket film report on a recent trip to Club in Palm Beach Shores. • Barrel Wednesday, Feb. 6 at noon in the Holy Land will be presented Dancing will begin at 9 p.m. the Biscayne Terrace Hotel. to members of St. Clement Altar School Association and continue until 1 a.m. Mrs. "IT'S FINGER LICK1N' GOOD" and Rosary Sjociety during their Joseph Angelicchio is general . Mrs. A. J. Sica is general To Present Revue monthly meeting at 8 p.m., chairman of arrangements. chairman of arrangements and Tuesday, Feb. 5, in the school. OPA-LOCKA — "Almost Hu- reservations may be made by man," is the title of the musi- Guest speaker will be Mrs. cal revue which members of contacting Mrs. R. Focaracci Communion Plannec Louis McCauley. Hostesses are Our Lady of Perpetual Help at FR 9-4635 or Mrs. C. Shonter Mrs. Walter Kovaz and Mrs. Home and School Association FORT LAUDERDALE — A PHONE MU 5-1891 : at 379-7266 before Monday, John McCarthy. will present at 8 p.m. Sunday, Corporate Communion will be Feb. 4. Feb. 3, in the parish hall, 13400 observed by members of the A Corporate Communion will NW 28th Ave. Blessed Sacrament Woman's Members of parishes in the be observed by the society dur- , ' Reservations may be made by Club during the 8 a.m. Mass, 701 N.W. 119th ST. £Hvi Greater Miami area are invited ing the 8 a.m. Mass in St. calling MU 8-9663. The public is Sunday, Feb. 3 in the Case I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - 10:30 A.M. 'til 9:30 P.M. to. attend. Clement Church Sunday, Feb. 3. invited to attend. Chapel, 4343 N. Federal Hwy. t, 1963 -«<* THE VOICE Miami, Florida Voice Photos LUNCHEON SPEAKER during the one-day with Mrs. J. Winston Anderson, right, Council COUNCIL MODERATOR, Father David Hef- with Mrs. Francisco Montana, chairman of meeting of the Miami DCCW board of directors president; and Mrs. Robert Benson, president of fernan discusses plans for welcoming Spanish- International and Inter-American Relations; and Was Bishop Coleman F. Carroll shown above the Southwest Coast Deanery of the DCCW. speaking women into Miami DCCW affiliations Mrs. Carroll J. O'Connor, CCD chairman. ANNOUNCED BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS AT MIAMI BEACH MEETING DCCW Plans One-Day Convention May 9 In Fort Lauderdale Plans for Spring deanery consistently given to diocesan Mrs. J. S. Nader, president of scheduled as follows: Southwest Coast Deanery — a constitution, although it is Thursday, March 28, St. Cath- a necessity and a guide to meetings and a one-day conven- projects. the Broward County Deanery, is East Coast Deanery — Thurs- general chairman of arrange- erine parish, Sebring, host. our success." tion in May were announced Bishop/ Carroll urged the day, March 14, St. Clare parish, ments assisted by Mrs. Ger- Deanery boards of directors this week by the Board of Di- women to take a "genuine in- North Palm Beach, host. Father Heffernari urged mem- trude Shaw, St. Charles Borro- will meet in East Coast Dean- bers to encourage group dis- rectors of the Miami Diocesan terest" in the Ecumenical Coun- meo parish, Port Charlotte; Broward County Deanery — ery, Feb. 14; Broward County cussion and the expression of Council of Catholic Women. cil and to "continue fervent Mrs. Norman Gerhold, Sacred Monday, March 18, St. Eliza- Deanery, Feb. 19; South Dade new ideas and to Welcome and prayers for the success of the Heart parish, Homestead and beth parish, Deerfield Beach, Deanery, Feb. 21; North Dade seek new ideas and new talent During the quarterly meet- Council." Mrs. Vincent Vohs, St. James host. v Deanery, Feb. 26; and South- in affiliations. ing of the board held at the parish, North Miami. South Dade Deanery — Thurs- west Coast Deanery, Feb. 26. Deauville Hotel, Miami Beach, Mrs. J. Winston Anderson, All deanery officers, chair- members of the board heard Council president, outlined pre- day, March 21, Sacred Heart "These Things I Command parish, Homestead, host. men, and affiliation presidents Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ex- liminary plans for a one-day You That You Love One An- are urged to attend. press the gratitude of the session of the DCCW on Thurs- other" will be the theme for North Dade Deanery — Tues- Diocese of Miami for the as- day, May 9 at the Gait Ocean meetings during March in the day, March 26, St. Patrick par- During the diocesan board sistance which the DCCW has Mile Hotel in Fort Lauderdale. five deaneries of the Council, ish, Miami Beach, host. meeting, Father David J. Hef- fernan, moderator of the DCCW, led a discussion on methods of improving programming in DRESSES Women's Groups Plan Press Month Programs Council affiliations.- UNIFORMS Special programs in observ- gram chairman. and Catholic literature will be MFS. Arturo Miserocchi and He urged board members and SPORTSWEAR ance of Catholic Press Month deanery presidents to "stream- During the evening a cake- the topic of discussion for St. Mrs. Fredrick Draper, chair- LINGERIE have been planned by affilia- Helen's Woman's Club when line and make more interest- walk will be held under the di- men. BRAS tions of the Miami Diocesan members assemble for their ing" the meetings of their re- Council of Catholic Women. rection of Mrs. Arnold Breinerd spective affiliations. and hostesses will be Mrs. Rob- monthly meeting at 8 p.m. Tues- The First Friday Study and Jrs., Missy, Y2 Sizes — •A panel discussion on Catho- ert Clasby and Mrs. Russell day, Feb. 5 in the parish hall. breakfast Club will meet after "We have tended in all 2029 Hollywood Blvd. lic publications will be led by Schwartz. Members of the library and lit- the 8 a.m. Mass today (Friday) meetings to become too me- four members of Holy Family erature committee will be host- in St. Helen Church. Mrs. chanical," Father Heffernan • WA 2-5212 if • • • . Charles Marshall will be hostess Woman's Club when the organi- esses under the direction of warned, "We have confined ALEXANDER TYMINSKI zation meets at 8 p.m. Tuesday, VERO BEACH — Libraries in her home at 1815-49th Ave. ourselves much too closely to Feb. 5, in the Jaycee Hall, Morning Star Auxiliary To Meet On Sunday, Feb. 3 all members 12100 W. Dixie Hwy. of St. Helen's Woman's Club Members of the Morning bers are invited to atten'd will observe a Corporate Com- Participating will be Mrs. Star School Auxiliary will the meeting of the organiza- munion. Raymond Baker, Mrs. Albert meet at 8 p.m., Wednesday, tion which assists the Do- Yurt, Miss Rosehelen Connel- Feb. 6 in the Cathedral par- minican Sisters of St. Cath- ly and Mrs. Edward Keefe. ish hall. erine de Ricci who staff the Mrs. Richard Webbe is pro- New and prospective mem- Morning Star school. TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. THE PRAYER BOOKS FAMILY Ctfi Inc. ROSARIES INC. TH/ (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) PICTURES 'Your Phone is PRAYS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and BIBLES Your Charge Account" GREETING CARDS TOGETHER MEDALS 144 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. Ft. Lauderdale — JA 2-3737 STAYS 127 N.E. 1st Ave. — Adjoining Gesu Church MISSALS 3200 ATLANTIC AVE. TOGETHER Miami 32, Florida — Since 1929 STATUARY Pompano Beach — WE 3-4401 NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU BETTER SERVING FOR ALL YOUR BUSINESS . . . NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL RANK CITIZENS RANK OF RROWARD COUNTY BANKING NEEDS INDUSTRY . . 18601 N.W. 27th Avenue South State Road 7 at Washington Street Checking Accounts Savings Accounts AND MIAMI. FLORIDA West Hollywood. Florida THE PEOPLE Loans Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Charles W. Lcmtz, President February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, FToritfcj Page 21 DEI MEDALS TO BE GIVEN Review Boards Formed On Scout Awards Boards of review are being Formation of boards in the youth director for the Miami One class meets at 7:30 p.m. set up throughout the Diocese Palm Beach and West Coast diocese, said the Ad Altare Dei at St. John the Apostle school in classroom No. 14 with Scout- for the awarding of the Ad Al- deaneries will await the selec- medals will be presented some- master Joe Andrasek as instruc- tare Dei medal to Catholic Boy tion of leaders in those two time in May or June at The tor and the other meets at 8 Scouts. areas, Mr. Gato said. Anyone Cathedral with Bishop Coleman F. Carroll making the presenta- p.m. at The Cathedral school engaged in Scouting work in tions. with Father Edward Pick as in- Tom Gato, member of the dio- the Palm Beach and West Coast cesan Catholic Boy Scout Com- structor. sections who is interested in It is also planned, said Fa- mittee, said the boards would serving as a leader is urged to ther Dockerill, that the Mar- Father Dockerill said a spe- meet sometime in the spring to ian Awards for Catholic Girl interview Scouts for the award. contact Mr. Gato. cial invitation is being issued to Scouts will be presented dur- Catholic Scouts in public schools Applications for the Ad Altare ing the same ceremony. The North Dade Deanery to attend these classes which Dei "award may be obtained at are open to all Catholic Scouts. board will meet April 4 at St. Scout headquarters in Miami. Applications for the Mar- John the Apostle parish and- ian Award, the Parvuli Dei the South Dade board will meet The award was instituted to award for Cub Scouts and the April 3 at Little Flower parish. encourage the individual scout . Pius XII award for Explorer Four Gables Squires Dick Snowberger is North Dade "in a more intimate associa- Scouts also are available at Enter Essay Contest board leader and Paul Brick, tion with the Mass and to re- Scout headquarters. South Dade leader. ward his faithful performance CORAL GABLES — Five Special instruction classes in MORE THAN 26Q ROSARIES have been made by Cub Scouts in of duty in connecton with members of the Coral Gables the Ad Altare Dei award are Pa«k 389 and other youngsters in St. Thomas Parish. Among Mr. Gato said, a board also service at the altar of God." Columbian Squires Circle being held at two parish schools those helping were: first row, (from left) John Becker, Stephen has been established at Key Second purpose of the award 1 have been chosen to represent each Wednesday evening. Renuart, John Reagan, and John Penney; second row, Mrs. West with Antonio Martinez as is to help him associate scout- the local Squires in the annual J. H. Penney, den mother for Den Seven, Patty Reagan, Nelson leader and in the Broward ing with the teaching of his Columbian Squires essay con- Hurst, Jack Penney, David Jankowski and James Gorman; third - Deanery with Tom Dunn of home, school and church. test. row, Raymond Renuart, Craig Sandberg, James Valentino and West Hollywood as leader. No Squires To Begin Peter Fodof. dates have been set yet for Candidates must pass a series > John Tracy, youth activities the meetings of these two of tests in religion. Safety Campaign chairman of the Florida Knights boards. • • . Father Walter Dockerill, of Columbus, said the four are The Miami Beach Columbian Latanae Parker, Eugene Starke, Cub Scout Members Make Squire Circle will launch a "Be Ben LaPointe, John Mykytka Prepared For Accidents" cam- and John MacKay. paign beginning today. 260 Rosaries For Missions The four were named as final- The Squires will go house to ists in the annual competition Cub Scouts in St. Thomas Rosaries when she joined the house selling first aid kits and which is sponsored by the Su- parish have made more than St. Thomas Rosary Making distributing pamphlets on how preme Council of the Knights of 260 Rosaries for overseas mis- Guild which was formed by to prevent, accidents. The Columbus. sions. Brother David Keane, B.G.S., Squires also will point out in- superior at Camillus House. adequacies that might be no- This year's topic is "What the The project is being carried ticed in the home as far as ac- Columbian Squires Mean To out with the cooperation and The Rosaries made by the : Scouts are turned over to the cident safety is concerned. Me." supervision of the Little Broth- ers of the Good Shepherd who Brothers who then send them to overseas missions. Keep in mind the operate Camillus House, a ref- CHILDREN'S uge for needy men. In addition to the Scouts and GREATEST WORK of all . . . SHOP the St. Thomas Guild, a num- The Education of Young Men Mrs. J. H. Penney, den moth- ber of women's groups in the for the Priesthood er, said the boys learn how to ,---*•' 764-6 E. OAKLAND PARK BLVD. Diocese also are active in the make the Rosaries during their Rosary-making project. FORT LAUDERDALE — LO 6-4025 den meetings and then do the Unique Selection of CHILDREN'S APPAREL actual work at home. Anyone seeking information Infants Thru Sub-Teen Sizes on making Rosaries for the Parochial School Uniforms for ST. ANTHONY CATHOLIC SCHOOL Mrs. Penney said she first missions may contact Brother learned, herself, how to make David at FR 1-1125. All Work Done In Our Own Plant Aquinas High School Wins The RIDGE Cleaners Member of the National Institute of Cleaners Forensic League Tourney NEW REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS Students from St. Thomas Dame High Academy coming Electronically Controlled Dry Cleaning Aquinas -High School in Fort in third and fourth respectively. 1302 LAKE AVE. LAKE WORTH, FLA. Lauderdale took first place in Other schools competing in a Catholic Forensic League the tournament held last Sat- tournament held at Immaculata urday were Curley, Immacula- DONALD F. JOHH M. Academy. ta, Madonna Academy, and McEMBER. MONTGOMERY Second place honors went to Chaminade. Christopher Columbus with Winners in the original ora- Monsignor Pace and Notre tory division we/e: Jeff I McEMBER Keys, Ken Olsen, Greg Camp- The Following Paragraph I MONTGOMERY INSURANCE, Inc. bell, Rick Dunn, Fred Krish- When You on and Carl Anderson in that May Be Used in Your -—I* order. Make Your Will "To the Diocese of Miami GENERAL INSURANCE Judging in the girls division - Burse Fund I give and be- PHONE HI 4-2587 of extemporaneous speaking ... Remember Our queath the sum of $ had Sandy Sanderson as win- ner followed by Jeanette Oak- to be used for the St. John 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. EVENING CLASSES SEMINARIES REGISTER NOW! men, Elizabeth Carter, Sue Vianney Seminary." Porter, Carol Fdrthman, "*}iy Lunny and Jane Buckmt. J For further information write to: Michael Garretson won the boys division competition in ex- QPuimicaL temporaneous speaking. Other • BURSE OFFICE winners in order of their judging • 6301 BISCAYNE BOULEVARD were: J. Hamilton, William • MIAMI 38, FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY • DRY CLEAN- Pratt, Joseph Wilson, Vincent Hennessy and John Koors. ' Dear Father: ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT • Please send more information about how I can help the Burse LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS if SERVING * REALTY "Where Students are Individuals" • Fund. INSURANCE SERVICE I Name DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH • INDIAN RIVER SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SWCE 1925 ADELPHI 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach SRA Programs, Testing, Guidance Phone TE 2-5176 Grade 4-12 Register Now 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Fla. FR 7-1421 8001 N.E. 5th Court 250 Royal Palm Way — Palm Beach * * Phone TE 2-6244 ee Brochure PL 7-7623 Page, 22 February. 1,. THE VOICE Miami, Florida ST. DOMINICS SCQkES 73 POINTS CYO League Opens In Dade The Dade County CYO Bas- Conception defeating Holy Ro- Holy Redeemer, 48-31 and St. ketball League opened its sched- sary 58-27. Monica edging out St. John's ule last Sunday with eight games played. Top scoring team in the 23 to 20. Northern Division was St. St. Dominic's in the South Mary's who downed St. James Father Walter Dockerill, Dade Division, rolled up the 56 to 19. youth director for the Diocese, highest score of any team by has issued a request that per- chalking up 73 points in its win Other Northern Division sons Calling in results of future over St. Hugh's who scored 24 games saw St. Rose edging St. games to the Chancery CYO of- points. Lawrence 35-27; Our Lady of fice include the high scorers Perpetual Help winning over for each team in their report. Other games in the South Dade competition found Blessed Trinity losing to Epiphany 12-33, Here's League Schedule For Sunday Little Flower defeating Corpus The Dade County CYO Bas- St. Mary at St. Lawrence Christi 50-31 and Immaculate ketball League schedule for this St. Rose at Holy Redeemer Sunday, Feb. 3, is as follows: SOUTH DADE DIVISION IN NINE GAMES, St. Theresa's Coach Michael Scanlon, Robert Miller, Eric (all games begin at .3 p.m.) St. Dominic at Holy Rosary of Coi ables has won the championship of the Korth, Daniel Roberts, Robert Kovacs and Mark St. Anthony Team Immaculate Conception at St. six-team Southern Division in, the Parochial NORTH DADE DIVISION Boucek; second row, N Ronald Price, Ramiro Hugh Grade School Basketball League. A playoff game Ramirez, Daniel Golay, Robert Gayle, and Wins First Round St. Monica at St. James Corpus Christi at Blessed Triri- With the Northern Division winner will be held Jose, Arguelles; top row, Terry Eberle, Doug- Our Lady of Perpetual Help in the near future. From left, front row, are las Yount, Robert Peterson and Gerald White. FORT LAUDERDALE — St. at St. John's Epiphany at Little Flower Anthony's, winner of the first round competition in the Brow- Free Throws 'Cost' Aquinas ard County Catholic Grade School League, continued its While Fort Lauderdale's St. leader Pompano Beach. The In another league, Cardinal winning ways with a 44-10 vic- Thomas Aquinas faltered at the loss, however, meant a drop to Newman of West Palm Beach tory over St. Coleman's. free throw line in its bid for a fourth place with a 6-3 league will try to keep its mark per- top spot in the Gold Coast Con- mark at the start of this week's St. Anthony's first round fect in the South Atlantic Con- FREE ference, Archbishop Curley play. championship came with a rec- ference when the Crusaders High of Miami is now ready to ord of six wins and no losses. make its bid. Curley, meanwhile, third in take on Jupiter High tonight GIFTS PLAID TRAVEL BAG the GCC Southern Division, The team is undefeated in four at the Palm Beach gym. St. Thomas dropped a 40-38 has a big chance to move up seasons of grade school compe- When you open a new account of $250.00 or more decision last week to the North- as the Knights play Hialeah Last week, the Crusaders tition. High scorer is Charlesv SAVE BY THE 20th EARN FROM THE 1st ern Division co-leader, McAr- tonight at the Miami Central knocked off both St. Patrick's, thur High, when the Raiders gym, and then the two con- Zloch with 15 points per game. "Open Friday Evenings 'Til 7:30" 70-40, and Marathon High, 51- Tim Litzinger is the team's top could hit on only 10 of 23 free ference leaders, Palmetto and 42, to run its season's record throw attempts in the low-scor- Miami Beach, next week. to 9-5. Tom Maloney averaged rebounder. ing game. Palmetto will be faced on 16 points a game in the two- St. Clement's and Little Flow- A victory for the Raiders Tuesday at the Miami Edison game set. er of Hollywood round out the would have put them in second- gym and the Beach next Fri- four-team league., place, just a shade behind the day at the Tides' home court. Christopher Columbus, getting 29 points from its 6-3 center Jim McKirchy, lost a tough, 67-65 overtime decision to Chaminade Draws Gibbons Miami Beach last week and faces a long trip down the keys HOLLYWOOD — The two dio- The championship game has to take on Key West tonight. cesan schools in the Class B Dis- been set for March 2 at 8:15. trict 8 basketball tournament A correction in the Class Other action this week-end v r includes the debut of Fort will meet in the opening round A District 8 Northern sub-group Pierce Central Catholic in var- of the tournament starting Feb. basketball tournament sched- uled for Riviera Beach High sity basketball competition as 28 at the McArthur High gym has St. Thomas Aquinas of the Rams meet Cardinal Gib- in west Hollywood. Fort Lauderdale and Cardinal bons of Fort Lauderdale Satur- Newman High of West Palm day night at the St. Anthony's Cardinal Gibbons of Fort Lau- Beach meeting in a first round School gym in Lauderdale. derdale and Chaminade of Hol- game. - lywood are the opening foes, meeting at 8:30 p.m. in the The game will be played second game of a doublehead- Feb. 28 with the winner ad- er. vancing to the finals on March Are YOU sold on Florida acreage 1. Riviera, which drew a bye, The first game pairs Clew- Northeast of Fort Lauderdale, iston and Jupiter with Pa- and Belle Glade complete the hokee facing the Clewiston as we are? upper half the tournament field. -Jupiter winner at 7 p.m. on March 1 and Pine Crest of Fort Laudedale meeting the Central Catholic Gibbons - Chaminade wnner at • . . Specializing 8:30. Joins Conference in Church Work * LaSalle Students FORT PIERCE — Central CONSULT Catholic High of Fort Pierce * will be a charter member of a Awarded Letters new South Florida football con- * HAROLD A. MILLER ference composed of Class C Fourteen members of the schools. * REALTORS first Li : High football team were awarded major letters The Rams will join with 1011-12 Longford Bldg., Miami, Fla. Monday at the school's first Frostproof, Alva, Immokalee, BENNIS FR 1-7703 awards assembly, with another Moore Haven, Lake Placid and 14 receiving minor letters. the Florida School for Boys at PRINTING Okeechobee. CC and Frostproof, Of the top 14, only four are each with 63 boys in the top seniors, leaving the Royals with three grades, are the largest COMPANY a strong contingent of returning schools in the league. 1072 AM Baba Ave. letter-men. Opo-Locka, Florida HARRY GRAND SALES ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES * Re-Roofing & Repairs WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Consult us about For All Westinghouse Light Bulbs All Types Roofs — Since 1920 Luorescent - Regular - Photo - Automotive Small Investmeiits, too Industrial - Smith-Corona Typewriters - PALMER Roofing Co. Adding Machines - (REPAIRS) - Cash Registers PhoneMU 8-6301 FR 3-6244 Phones HI 3-7892 — HI 4-5633 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23" "Si Has de Saber lo Que Ensena la Iglesia, Tienes Que Acudir a Ella" CAPJTULO 1 — (CaNTINUACION) la verdad, con euya posesion consciente gozaras de una pas debes acercarte a ellas, no con soberbia o arrogancia, sino profuhda y serena." con la humildad de aquel qua necesita e invoca el auxilio PERDIDAS Y GANANCIAS divino, para la reallzacidn felii de esa tarea. Al abrazar la fa catolica, considera lo que pierdes y lo Al volver a la Iglesia, serS bueno recordar que no ha- ces mas que volver a la casa paterna; pues fue en el seno Muy bien puede uno saber de memoria toda la Biblia, que ganas. En comparaci6n con la verdadefa fe de Jesu- desda el Genesis hasta el Apocalipsls y .no obstante carecer cristo que adquieres, juntamente con la seguridad de la sal- de la Iglesia Catdlica donde vivieron y adoraron a Dios tus antepaeados, par muchos siglos antes, de que el Protestaa- do religi6n. Para qua el hombre sea verdaderamente reli- vaci6n eterna si fielmente la observas, cualquier sacrificio gioso, es indispensable que el saber este sostenido por la que te hayas de imponer, ha de parecerte en verdad trivial. tismo viera la luz del dia. Ante el altar de la Xglesia Cat61l- ca, tus abuelos hincaron la rodilla en adoracion al Senor oracl6n, que eleva la mente y el corazon a la comunicacion Conservaras todas las verdades die la revelacipn divina que y unl6n con Dios. Permftema, puss, sugerirte la oracion sin- ya posees. No se te pide abandonar a nadie de tu familia o en la Eucaristla; en la fuente bautismal, sus hijos recibie- ron el buatismo; en el mlsmo confesionario recibieron el oeua, durante todo tu estudio, a fin de que Dios te de la de tus amigos, ni que cortes los estrechos lazos de aquellos lus para conocer la verdad y la firmeza y resoluci6n da con los que has estado unido por toda tu vida. Tampoco tienes seguirla hasta el fin. que hacer concesiones con detrimento de tu dlgnidad huma- XJ si TJPe* «i.«e> TMLAl lone m na y de lo sagrado de tu propia conciencia. Al aceptar el DECLARACION OFICIAL DE LA FE cuave yugo del Evangelio de Cristo, abres tu alma a Aquel quo dijo: "Venid a Mi todos los que andaLs agobtados can En vista de lag muchas agendas que propagan falseda- trabajos* y cargas, que yo os aliviare". Mat. 11-28. des acerca de la doctrina y practica de la Iglesia Catolica, no es de admirar que hayas sido arrastrado por esa in- Por otra parte ganas el mas grande tesoro de la vida. Co- fluencia, en tu actitud hacia a ella. Ni aun siquiera e» im- mo Men lo ha dicho el Cardenal Gibbons: "Tu adquieres el probable, que_ por fuerza de la repeticion, hayas ve; a conocimiento completo y conexo de la Revelacion divina y " * ' \ creer que puedan tener algun fundamento; pues, dira» tiue tomas posesion de la verdad entera, tal como se halla en "cuando el rio suena, ague lleva". Cristo; no ya en fragmentos, sino reflejada. a tu vista en toda Por • 1 R.P.John A.O*Brien Ad aptaclon al fipanol cf«l Ciertamente, si has de saber lo que en verdad ensena su belleza, como en brunido espejo. Mientras que otros es- la Iglesia, tienes que acudir a ella, no a sus adversarios. Ella tan fuera del templo criticando su arquitectura, tu estas den- m R. P.Antonio Navarrele no tiene empeiio alguno en ocultar sus doctrinas, sino, por lo tro rindiendo culto supremo al divino Arquitecto y cantando perd6n de sus pecados y en el comulgatorio, recibieron contrario, las propaga en todas las lenguas e instruye a sus piadosamente con el Salmista: Yo amo, Senor, la belleza de sacerdotes para que las ensenen dondequiera. Esta es la edad tu casa y el lugar que sirve de morada a tu gloria. En al mismo Senor en la Santa Eucaristia. Muchos de ellos se extraviaron en la revuelta religiosa del siglo diecisSis; pero de los especialistas. £Por qu6 no aprovechas los servicios de tanto que los otros que estan fuera solo descubren a tra- un especialista en religion? Acude a un sacerdote el cual ha ves de las vidrieras, borrosas y confusas figuras, sin simetria, como verdadera madre que es, la Iglesia- nunca les ha cerra- do la puerta, sino que la ha dejado abierta, de par en par, pasado largos aiios en el estudio de disciplinas religiosas y Hi atractivo o signiflcado, tu, que te hallas dentro del templo, ha consagrado toda su vida a su exposicion. te entusiasmas en la silenciosa contemplacion con las ~ fi- ansiando vuelvan a su regazo todos sus hijos. guras, percibiendo con claridad todas sus lineas y contor- Como ha dicho el Cardenal Gibbons, "No hay secretos nos, iluminados con la esplendida luz del cielo. Asi tu cono- En esta importantisima tarea de buscar la verdadera que ocultair en la Iglesia Catoltea, todo en ella es mani- cimiento de la verdad no solo es perfecto y armonioso, sino religi6n de Jesucristo, la oraci6n ho es menos necesaria que fiesto y visible. Sus doctrinas son iguales para todos: para el fijo y constante y en vez de una opinion, vienes a poseer el diligente estudio. Hay que darse cuenta que uno se halla Papa y para el campesino.". la certeza absoluta. Nf andas ya "zarandeado por todo viento ante sublimes verdades que no ha concebido la mente huma- de doctrina," sino que estas apoyado en la roca firmisima de na, sino la sabiduria infinita de un Dios eterno. Por lo tanto (Continuara) Trabajaran en Miami las Hermanitas de los Ancianos Desamparados Hogar Para Ancianos: Meta del "DDF Uno die los primcipales pro- rroll este hogar dara aloja- numerosos asilos y de donde claro que "como todo el mium- ' yectos de la Campana de De- miento a aquellos ancianos fueron expulsadas por el co- do sabe, la hiospitalizaci6n y sarrollo de la Diocesis para que no pueden costearse los munismo. La comunidad la asistencia medica a los an- Estudinnfes de Belen Discutfran esta afio 1963 es la construc- cuenta casi un siglo de exis- servicios de medicos y enfer- cianos no es solamente un cion de un adecuado hogar pa- tencia y en la actualidad atien- problema local sino tambien Sobre "Revolution y Evolucion" ra ancianos, que provea a es- meros, y estara al ciudado de de mas de 200 hogares de an- tos de servicios de hospitali- las Hermanitas de los Ancia- cianos en Guropa y America nacional. Jovenes cubanos pertene- mo Trujillo y -Juan Puentes, zaci6n con asistencia m^dica nos Desamparados, que- ini- Latina, cuidando a mas de 21,- "Particularmente aqui en el cientes a la Academia Litera- actuando como maestro de ce- y de enfermeria. cian asi sus labores en los 000 ancianos de ambos sexos. Sur de la Florida — aiiadi6 —• ria Avellaneda, d©l Golegio de remonias el alumno Francisco Estados Unidos. P6rez. De acuerdo con los planes Encomiando los esfuerzos es una de nuestras mas serias del Obispo Coleman F. Ca- BeKn, participaran ea un de- Gran parte de las religiosas de la Di6cesis de Miami por responsabilidades, aunqua bate sobre Evolucion y Revo-' que ahora atenderan la Casa establecer una nueva casa pa- muy poco se ha hecho hasta Iuci6n en Cuba, que se efec- de Ancianos de Miami, proce- ra ancianos, un prominente ahora al respecto. Estamos tuara hoy viernes a las 8 d« la Consfituidos Oficialmenfe los den de Cuba, donde atendian lider civico de la localidad die- familiarizados con las diver- lioche en el sal6n de actos del- sas casas de asistencia a los plantel de los jesuitas. Escuderos de Colon Cubanos MISAS LOS DOMINGOS ancianos que aqui funcionan, Los Escuderos de Col6n cu- nuncio breves palabras y el pero estamos conscientes tam- bien de los elevados precios En el debate Jorge Ruiz, batios del Circulo Cristo Rey Escudero Jefe Contest6 dando- CON SERMON EN ESPANOL Alberto Morales y Javier Fi- de las mismas. En muchos ca- niimero 1572 de Miami, re- le las gracias por las atencio- gueroa defenderan la tesis re- cibieron su carta constitucio- sos los ancianos estan sim- nes con el Circulo. ST. MICHAELS, 2035 W Flagler St., Miami volucionaria, mientras Emilio nal de manos del Caballero —10 a.m y 6 p.m. plemente imposibilitados de Vegel, Humberto Ravelo y Or- Supremo de la Orden de Ca- pagar estos precios, ppr lo Los Escuderos del Circulo STS. PETER AND PAUL, 900 SW 26 Road, Mia- lando Espi defenderan las co- balleros de Col6n, Luke E. que sus familiares se ven obli- Hart, en un sencildo aoto Cristo Rey invitan a los jo- mi. — 12:55 y 7:30 p.m. rrientes de la evolucidn en la gados a grandes desembol- efectuado en el hotel Fon- venes catolicos cubanos resi- solucion de los problemas de CORPUS CHRISTI, 3230 NW 7th Ave., Miami sos qui para muchos consti- tainebleau. dentes en Miami a ingresar la nacion. El debate se titula 10 a.m., 12:55 y 5:30 p.m. tuyen incal«ulables sacrificios. en las filas de su fraternidad, "Cuba 1959: Evolucion V Re- El Caballero Supremo en- El Obispo Carroll y los cato- que cuenta con 788 circulos GESU, 118 NE 2 St. Miami — 5:30 p.m. volucion". trego la carta al Escudero Je- licos de Miami merecen ser fe Delegado, Antonio Diaz y 20,553 miembros a traves- CAPILLA DEL NORTHSIDE, Northside Shop- congratulados por este empe- Sicilia, a traves del Conseje- de Estados Unidos, Canada, ping Center 79 St. y 29 Ave., NW — 12:30 p.m. Este serd el primier acto fio da aliviar en. algun grado ro Mayor, Carlos Orama. Mexico, Cuba, Panama y Fi- publico de la Academia Ave- ST. HUGH, Royal Road y Main Highway. — esta situacion, al menos en el lipinas. 5.30 p.m. llaneda desde que el Colegio Estaban presentes el Gran nivel local." de Belen funciona en el exilio, Caballero del Consejo -Patro- LITTLE FLOWER, 1270 Anastasia Ave., Coral y ademas del debate el pro- cinador, Nuestra Senora da Patrocinados por la Orden Gables. — 12:30 p.m. Actualmente funciort los .grama incluye unj. disertaci6n la Caridad 5110, Jesiis Cruza de Caballeros de Colon, que hogares para ancianos W la del alumno Rogelio de la To- y oficiales de dicho Consejo. cuenta con mas de un milldn INMACULADA CONCEPCION, 68 W 42 Place, Di6cesis de Miami, la Lourdes rre y declamaciones de Maxi- El Caballero Supremo pro- de hombres catolicos en su Hialeah. — 1130 a^m. Residence, en West Palm seno, los Escuderos tienen (En la Mision de St. Bernard a las 10 a.m.) Beach y la Villa Maria, en OFRECERAN MISAS EN EL CINE TIVOLI un programa para jovenes North Miami; la primera aco- entre 13 y 18 aiios, con ac- SAN JUAN APOSTOL, 451 E. 4 Ave., Hialeah gs a 160 anciainos de ambos El cine Tivoli, en el 744 establecida, esta enclavada en- tividades espirituiles, 9ocia- — 12:55 p.m. sexos y la segunda a 40. tre el Rio Miami; el Tamiami du West Flager St., sera el les, civlco - culturales y fisi- ST. DOMINIC, Fairlawn School, 422 SW 60 local - donde provisionalmen Trail y la 19 Avenida del cas. La Orden de las Hermani- Southwest, en una zona Ave., Miami. — 11 a .m. tas de los Ancianos desam- te se ofreceran las misas eminentemente latina. ST. BRENDAN, 87 Ave. y 32 St., SW, Miami parados, que atendera esta dominicales correspondien- Aquellos jovenes interesa- nueva casa en Miami, fue fun- tes a la Mision de San Juan Las misas, todas con ser- dos en unirse a la organiza- — 6:30 p.m. dada en 1873 en alencia, Es- Bosco, bajo la direccion' del mon 3-n espanol, se ofrece- ci6n pueden informarse a tra- MISION DE SAN JUAN BOSCO, (Provisional- pafia, por la Madre Maria Te- ran a las 9, 10:30 y 12 del P. Fernando Ibarra. ves del telefono FR 7-2911 o mente en el local del Cine Tivoli, 744 W. Flagler resa de Jesus Jornet. Su tra- dia, en el local del cine Ti- acudiendo al local situado en St.) 9, 10:30 y 12 del dia. bajo so dedica exclusiyamen- I La JH&i6n, recientemente es- voli. el 833 NW de la 13 St. Miami. te al cuidado de los ancianos. Page 24 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida LA REVOLUCION CRISTIANA Una Promesa de Revlslones y Me\oras Agraria integral Hombres de Empresa Estudian la Doctrina Social Cristiana Por JAIME FONSECA Un grupo de democratas cristianos pone en practica en Por GUSTAVO PENA MONTE cuyos negocios fueron confis- calor a este. cursillo entre sus . tierna. Venezuela la doetrina social de la Iglesia en una reforma cados por el regimen comii- asociados, lograndose en po- agraria de frutos, definivos y ejemplares. Un grupo de hombres de El grupo de alumnos de nista y que ahora se encuen- cas semanas un considerable este cursillo especial del IAS negocios comenz6 esta senia- En coalicion con un 2<>bierno socialista moderado, que tran aquf. exilados. numero de inscripciones. esta integrado por banqueros, preside Romulo Betancourt, estos lideres han logrado esta- na a estudiar la doctrina so- industriales, comerciantes, pu- blecer 380 asentamientos o centros de dist~;bucion de tie- cial de la Iglesia, al auspiciar Desde que se fund6 en sep- El cursillo durara 12 se- blicistas. Todos coinciden en manas y las clases se estan que es necesaria una revision rras, donde mas de 25,000 familias tienen yasu parcela. La la Sociedad Interamerieana de tiembre del ano pasado, el cifracrece cada mes. . \ • Insti'tuito de Aceion Social, ofreciendo martes y jueves de de metodos pasados y la bus- Hombres de Empresa, radica- queda de una filosofia nueva. bajo i direccion del Padre 6 a 7:35 p.m. a fin de facilitar La reforma ha sido sin sangre ni robo. No ha dlsminuf- da en Miami, un cursillo e»- Salvador de Cistierna, se ha la asistencia a quellos que do la production agricola. Lo que.es mejor, en lucha contra pecial a cargo del profesora- terminan sus trabajos en ho- "Castro ha destruido nues- dedicado a preparar a sus tros negocios, lo que Gastro el "paternalis.mo" caracteristico de la sociedad latinoameri- do del Instituto de Acci6n So- ras tempranas de la tarde. El cial de la Diocesis de Miami. alumnos sobre una base cien- no ha logrado destruir es el cana, estos conductores social cristianos del COPEI Insis- programa incluye los siguien- espiritu del hombre de em- ten en que sean los mismos campesinos los actores princi- tifica, con vistas a promover tes temas: La Ooctrina So- Las clases se ofrecen en el y ericauzar las grandes trans- presa", nos. decia Tulio Diaz pales de la reforma. cial Cristiana y la Empresa, Rivera y afiadia: "Pero nos- local del Instituto, en el cuar- formaciones que se avecinan to piso del Centro Hispano Sistemas Economicos Compa- otros careciamos de una filo- Cada punado de familias labriegas nombra un comity en la America Latina. rados, Teoriia Economiea die la sofia y para eso estamos aquf, campesino que presenta las peticiones de tierras y mas tarde Cat61ico y los alumnos son en su mayoria prominentes hom- Con vista a esta orienta- Empresa, y Psicologia y Oo- para encontrar una filosofia p">cede a cuidar de su distribuci6n y desarrollb. De los casi para el hombre de empresa". bres de empresa latinoameri- ci6n y pensando en el futuro munismo, estando explicados asentamientos, 250 tienen ya sus comites formados. por los doctores Oscar Eche- Por su parte, Gerardo Abas- canos, actualmente radicados de Cuba y del Continente,, la cal se refiere a "la necesi- ! Para ayudarles a levantarse a si mismos, cuentan con la en Miami. El grupo principal, Asociacion Interamiericana de vairia, Jose I. Lasaga, "oJs6 M. Ulan y Padre Salvador de Cis- la necesidad de analizar causas asistencia de 140 agendas de extensi6n agrfcola, 600 guias y esta compuesto por cubanos Hombres de Empresa le dio colapso de nuestro sistema 70 6 mas visitadoras sociales. Su lema para combatir la re- economico; esclarecer los orf- serva tradioional diel oampesino es "ojemostrar" las ventajas genes y antecedentes de lo de los nuevos metodos (y ofrecer al pequeiio agricultor un ocurrido y proyectarnos con mercado justo. visi6n de futuro". Cerca de 1,200,000 hectareas de tierras — baldfos, re- Jose R. Garrig6 considera •erva nacionales, latifundios y hasta algunas fincas en pro- que el curso es un medio de duccion — distribuye ©1 Instituto Agrario Nacional gracias a superacion para el hombre de nna ley aprobada en marzo de 1960. El costo por familia empresa, para el ejecutivo. asentada oscila alrededor de los 3,400 doiares. "Superandonbs -nosotros —di- jo— superaremos a Cuba". "La reforma agraria es una revolucion, pero constructi- En terminos- similares se va," me decia Guido Diaz, del Ministerio de Agricultura y expres6 el presidente de la Cria, al mostrarme unas parcelas a pocos kildmetros de/ Cara- Sociedad Interamericana de cas. Hombres de Empresa, Orlan- do GSndara, asi como Ja- En efecto, las antiguas familias que vivian desahogada- vier Caballero y otros pro- mente en Caracas o en el extranjero del sudor de los peones minentes integrantes de la y arrieros de sus latifundios, han tenido que entregar la organizacion que patrocina el. mayor porcion de esas tierras a la reforma agraria, como su- curso. eede con Choros, Poldeno, Maratan y Guasimal en el estado Portuguesa. Al terminar la primera cla- se, uno de los profesores del Hoy el IAN procesa la expropiaci6n de otros 40 latifun- Instituto, Jos6 M. Illdn, BOS dios; en s61o 1960 expropi6 142 grandes fincas, donde ya expresaba: "Es encomiable el se han asentado 10,000 familias campesinas. Interns que ha demostrado es- te grupo de hombres de em- En el proceso de "colonizar" y dar tierras habilitadas a presa que, robando tiempo a los que las cultivan, va desapareciendo poco a poco el com- su descanso, vienen a dedicar- padrazgo politico. Y la preferencia va a las familias nu- se al estudio de los proble- merosas. LOS CURSILLOS DE CRISTIANDAD estan alcanzando gran exite en Peru y se incrementan Bias socio-econtfmicos de nues- en areas una vez paganas de ese pais, atrayendo a la militancia cat61ica a grupos cada vez ma- tro tiempo con el inimo y Ja Sobre todo, los demdcratas cristianos se empenan — yores. En la foto un nuevo grupo de cursillistas es bienvenido al Uegar al Seminario Menor voluntad decidida a poner los aunque les cueste perdidas politicas — en que triunfe de de Juli, donde participaron recientemente en una tanda de tres dias (Foto NC) medios necesarios para evi- esta vez la democracia en Venezuela para siempre. La tar que volvamos a incurrir noble tierra del libertador Sim6n Bolivar ha sido dominada "El Matrimonio No es un Laboratorio Experimental" en los errores o las omisio- desde su independencia casi, por unos pocos "caudillos" aes que nos llevaron, entre otras muchas razones, al pre- como Antonio Guzman Blanco, que tuvo el poder por 18 afios sente dramatico que, vive el a fines del siglo pasado; y Juan Vicente G6mez, que dict6 pueblo cubano" los destinos del pais desde 1808 hasta 1935. La dictadura de Inician Limes Curso de Preparation Matrimonial Perez Jimenez dur6 una decada. Entusiasta y optimista, el •El lunes, dia 4, se iniciara Director del IAS, Padre Sal- A la cabeza de la reforma a2raria figura el actual mi- tir mdividualmente o en pa- Por orden de presentaci6n, vador de Cistierna, expreso: nistro de Agricultura y Cria Dr. Victor Gimenez Landinez, el curso de preparaci6n al reja. en el curso en espafiol los te- "Es nuestro proposito tra- uno de los lidees del COPEI, apasionado por la cuesti6n so- matrimonio que para pufoli- mas seran los siguientes: Gi bajar con los emp'resarios cu- 1 cial. Su meta: "Lograr una reforma agraria integral." co de habla hispana se ofre- Los cursos son patrocinados Matrimonio y la Iglesia Ca- banos en la construccion de t61ica,, por el P. Angel Vi- esa nueva sociedad que sur- > La frase, corta, es toda una revolucion de conceptos y cera durante el mes de fe* por el Bur6 de Vida Fami- Uaronga O.FM.; Amor y Fe-' gira a la caida del regimen programa. No se trata de repartir tierras a la loca, a campe- brero en los locales de la Es- liar para aquellos que pla- licidad en el Matrimonio, por comunista; en ella los hom- - sinos que muchas veces no tienen ni el deseo, ni el estimulo, cuela Parroquial de St. Mi- neen casarse en los pr6ximos el P. Leonrdi. Vazquez O. bres de iniciativa habran de Uevar una parte importanti- ni el conocimiento para mejorar su suerte; sino de hacerlo chael, bajo la ddreccidn del seis meses, o para recien ca- P.; Matrimonio y Sexo, por conforme a un programa complete de asistencia tenica, el Pajdre Eugenio del Busto; sima de la tarea y esa tarea Padre Angel Villavonga O.F.M sados. debera e&tar dirigida a con- crediticia y de mercadeo, que realmente les asegure una vi- Charla Medica Sobne el Ma- solidar una sociedad verda- - da mejor. Coincidiendo con este cur- trimonio, por los doctores deramente cristiana, donde Ja, so en espafiol y siguieniJo el Nuevo Curso Amaury Robles y Raul Eche- justicia social sea una reali- I Y en esta revolucion de signo cristiano GimSnez reeibe mismo programa y horario, nique; El Matrimonio es un dad". ' todo el apoyo politico que su empresa necesita en una na- Sacramento, por el P. Miguel cion en fermento, del jefe del COPEI, el Dr. Rafel Caldera, se ofreceran cursos en idio- ma ingles en la partoquia de Ofrece la "CCD" Arrillaga y un debate sobre el uno de los sociologos y estadistas cat61icos de mas pres- matrimonio que sera condu- tigio erf America Latina.. Little Flower en Coral Ga- Tanda de Ejercicios x bles, en la Catedral de Mia- A Cafequistas cido por los esposos Humber- to L6pez Alio y senora. Espirifuales el Dia 15 ' Los del COPEI lograron^incorporar en la ley — que el mi, en el St. Thomas Aquinas Una tanda de Ejercicios Kis- congreso aprob6 al cabo de'siete meses deconsultas y estu- High School de Fort Lauder- El pr6ximo miercoles, dia "El temario de por si s61o pirituales en Retiro para dios — principios cristianos fundamentals, cuya validez dale y en la parroquia de 6, se iniciarA en el local de la demuestra la necesidad que hombres de habla hispana se pr^ctica habian discutido varias veces desde 1942 con otros Santa Juliana en West Palm Escuela Parroquial de St. Mi- las parjjas que desean unirse ofrecera del viernes 15 al do- ados de America en los Seminarios Interamericanos de Beach. chael el curso que para ca- en matrimonio tienen de co- mingo 17 de febrero en la Ca- jon Social Cat61ica y en los Congresos Cat61icos de Vida tequistas auspicia la Cofradia nocer cabalmente las mate- sa de Ejercicios de los Pr.dres Rural. Tod'os los cursos se ofrece- de la Doctrina Cristiana (C. rials que se explican. El ma- Pasionistas, en North Palm Ademas, seguian las directivas explicitas de la Jerar- rn a las 8 de la noche, los CD.), bajo la direcci6n del trimonio no es un laboratorio Beach. quia de Venezuela sobre la necesidad de redimir social y dias 4, 6, 8, 11, 13 y 15 de fe- Padre -Emilio Vallina. nd una escuela de experi- Los interesados en par- economicamente al campesino; tal era la integridad moral y brero, discutiendose 6imuM- mentaci6n, sino algo sagrado, ticipar en esta tanda de patri6tica del esfuerzo, que el COPEI gano el respeto y el neamente los mismos topicos. Ademas del curso de Doc- permanente, indisoluble, y por ejercicios en retiro deben co- en los distintos centros, lo trina que se anunci6 en un municarse eon el Padre Llo- asentimiento de los amplios sectores que el presidente Be- lo tanto no se puede entrar que facilitarS al publico qu® principio para aquellos que rente, por el telefono 371- tancourt habfa convocado para la redacci6n de la ley- con dudas a el. Gstas confe- domine ambos idiomas el hubieran participado en el rencias ayudaran a los j6ve- 6860. \ La reforma cumple tres anos en Marzo; el re'gimen de concurrir al que ,m6s se le fa- -curso de Metodologia ofreci- coalicion tiene un ano mas de vida. La tarea ha sido dura: nes enamorados a dar con se- cilite en diferentes dias, aun- do hace algunos meses, se re- guridad el paso de aceptar un INN montar los centros de distrlbuci6n, escoger sus zonas, clasifi- que es preferible que la asis- petira un Curso de Metodo- car tierras expropiables y determtoar su valo, dividir en •nuevo e&tado de vida y a re- tencia sea continuada a uno logia, ofreciendose ambos ©n solver las dudas que puedan ESPECIAL parcelas de tipo familiar les terrenos, asentar las familias o determinado. Las inscripcio- los mismos dias y boras, todo* tener ante ese estado". Dijo el los individuos, confiscar latifundios y mejorar sus condicio- nes se haran al inicio de la los miercoles a las 8 de la Padre Villaronga destacando nes. primera clase y se puede asis- DE/3DE LAS U DM. DIA noche, durante 15 semanas. la lmportancia del cursow COCOJTOT oaovk. rt.A. February V 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 The Question Box God Love You Should The Rosary Be • Recited During Mass? Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. Is it a law of the Church that the. Rosary be recited during the Mass daily in October and May? I have been told that this is so, but I cannot conceive of the Rosary taking precedence This is the third in the series, "What I Saw at the Council.' over assisting at Holy Mass using a Missal. Can we honor either The first was "I Saw Poverty"; the second, "I Saw Holiness.' Mary or Christ in partipating thus in the perpetual Sacrifice of This column is called "I Saw Martyrdom." her Son? I am confused; even somewhat disgusted. Do I displease God by sitting far back in the Church and following the actions of There has never been a Council in the history of the the priest and the altar boys, in conjunction with my daily Missal? Church where there were more martyrs present than at Or would I gain more grace if I joined the "race" of competition this Twenty-Second Council. The only one which could com- between mutually distracting devotions. I might add that the pare with it was the Council of Nicea, which took place family Rosary is properly recited in our home every evening. after the Roman persecutions, but the total of bishops at A. On Sept. 3, 1958, the Sac- cit mention that itV /be ef- that Council did not equal the number of martyrs at this "My interest in the Catholic religion was kindled when red Congregation of Rites issued fective, "Anything whatever to one. When we speak of martyrs, we do not mean "wet I became acquainted with several Catholic couples ..." an instruction on sacred music the contrary notwithstanding." martyrs" but ".dry martyrs." "Wet martyrs" shed their and the sacred liturgy; and it SHARING OUR TREASURE So its provisions annul those blood and die once; "dry martyrs" are brought to the gives an official answer to your features of earlier decrees point of death through brain-washing, torture and imprison- question. First it clearly defines which are contradictory to it. ment and "die" a thousand deaths without dying. The Ro- The Faith Of Millions'Led "liturgical services" and distin- mans during the persecutions wanted the blood of Chris- guishes them from "private de- I hope you will excuse my tians. The Communists know that "the blood of martyrs is votions" (which might be trans- dissertation. It is my stodgy the seed of Christians"; they seek their souls, not their Her Into Joining Church lated more literally as "pious way of showing sympathy with blood. you in your confusion and dis- By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN teachings were definite and exercises"). specific, covering every phase gust. By all means stay in a Over the doors of an old mo- It is perfectly evident that the part of the church where you If we added up the number of years served in prison by of conduct. nastic library near the majestic Mass is a "liturgical service." can avoid distraction as much the bishops at this Council, they would amount to at least 500 "Too often are we prone to Durham Cathedral in England It is equally clear that the Ros- years. Two of the bishops whom I saw walk to their seats the Benedictine monks had call our guilt by a lesser as possible, try to ignore the every morning had taken part in death marches. An Ameri- carved t h e name, to rationalize and com- ary i|S a "pious exercise." Rosary which is intruding on can Officer wrote of one of them: "Every time I saw him, ex- promise. Then we are startled.. words, "Not the Then the Instruction states the Holy Sacrifice, and be as hausted though he was, he was carrying a man on his back." least part of to see how far we have wan- patient as you can with those Another bishop, from Yugoslavia, was imprisoned at the same dered from Christ's moral clearly and definitely that, "It education is the who are slow in putting the di- time as Archbishdp Stepinac. Witnesses state that whenever he reading of good code. is unlawful to combine liturgical rectives of the Church into went out for a walk in the prison yard doves would fly down books." services and pious exercises." and rest on his shoulders. The Communists killed the doves "Logic led me to believe that effect. because they said they were "carrying messages." As I read-'' surely there was a key to cor- In April 1960, the Sacred^ Con- them, I thought rect human behavior, designed • • • how appropriate-' for all people and all genera- gregation gave a private reply Q. My daughter's husband Who are these men? They are, as Scripture'calls them, ly they might Father O'Brien tions. I knew Jesus to be our to the Archbishop of Liverpool "Witnesses to Christ," for that is the' meaning of martyrs. be i n s c r i b ed guide and model, but I realized which confirms my interpreta- is in the army. They tell me And there we were, American bishops from our prosperous over the portals of every school that we need an authorized tion of the Instruction. It ad- they are allowed to eat meat and hung in every home. They teacher to interpret and apply land, privileged to walk, talk, sit and eat with those who vised that the Rosary should not on Fridays. I mentioned this could say with Paul: "I am glad of my sufferings on your should be imprinted also upon His teachings to every situation behalf as, in this mortal frame of mind, I help pay off the the memory of every Catholic in life. be recited publicly during Mass. to some of our relatives and debt which the afflictions of Christ still leave to be paid, to remind him that good Cath- CHANGING EMOTIONS Of course you may recite it pri- they wouldn't believe it. olic books and pamphlets will for the sake of His Body, the Church." "We are not left to mere feel- vately, if you wish; but it is evi- deepen the knowledge of his A. Your relatives are -an in- ings. They are too ambiguous. dent from your letter that you Faith and help him to share it. credulous lot. They should trust If left to our moods and whims, do not consider it the best way . The Divine guarantee of the success of the Council is the yoii more. Your daughter is This is illustrated in the con- we are likely to flounder about to assist at Mass. And I thor- correct. Holy Spirit; the human guarantee of success is the martyr- in a maze of our own chang- version of Mary Evelyn Deni- ougly agree with you. bishops who help redeem the rest of us. The God in heaven son of Eugene, Ore. "I was ing emotions. My own life seem- knows that we in the United States have to become martyrs too reared as a Methodist," related ed to be a series of, wrong — not blood-martyrs, not brain-washed-martyrs, but prayer- Between 1885 and 1889, Pope Mary, "and attended church and turns at the wrong time and Leo XIII issued three decrees martyrs and money martyrs for the sake of the Church. We Sunday school until I was 17. with the wrong people. Missal Guide American bishops, priests, religious and laity are part of the about the Rosary in October: it When I was quite young, I was to be recited publicly each same Mystical Body as they are. They are saving the world; married a man who had no for- "Although God had given Feb. 3 — Fourth Sunday after we must save them. To say to these martyrs, "There are no me strength through my love day of the month in all parish mal religion, only a prophetical churches, and in those public Epiphany. Mass of the Feast, more Mass stipends" or "Remember that we only get an aver- and inconsistent one of his own and faith in Him to endure Gloria, Creed, Preface of the age per-capita contribution of 27 cents from United States the results of my wrong turns, oratories which are dedicated to making. His views influenced the Blessed Mother; and it was Trinity. Catholics each year to aid you" is to break one's heart. In me, and for years I struggled, I knew that if I had been the name of the Lord, lawyers, doctors, nurses, students, house- raised in the Catholic Faith to be recited either during Mass Feb. 4 — St. Andrew Corsini, trying to hold to the faith of or during Benediction of the wives, everyone . . . pray, sacrifice, do something for our mar- my< childhood and yet being the crossroads would have Bishop. Mass of the Feast, Blessed Sacrament. tyr Church. When you send an offering to The Society for the tossed about by unorthodox been clearly marked. The un- Gloria, Common Preface. compromising boundaries of Propagation of the Faith, it goes directly to the Holy Father for ideas. The priest's daily guide for Catholic dogma and morals Feb. 5 — St. Agatha, Virgin those suffering in mission lands. details of the Mass and Divine are fortress walls to the soul. and Martyr. Mass of the "My interest in the Cath- Office is a little book called an olic religion was kindled when Feast, Gloria, Common Pref- "I called upon Msgir. Edmund "Ordo" — a calendar of concise, ace. GOD LOVE YOU to W. X. C. for $100 "For the Holy Father I became acquainted with J. Murnane, pastor of St. Mary's abbreviated information issued to use wherever he feels it will do the most good." ... to Ron- several Catholic couples, es-.. Church in Eugene, and he ar- each year. Old Ordos always Feb. 6 — St. Titus, Bishop. nie and Pat for $3.60 "We gave a puppet show when it rained pecially Mr. and Mrs. Scott ranged for my instruction by noted those decrees of Pope Leo Mass of the Feast, Gloria, Sec- last Saturday and made all this money for the Missions/' J. Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Kaarhus, a convert. XIII before the first day of Oc- ond Prayer of St. Dorothy, . . . to D. L. D. for $10 "Instead of going out to the movies Fred List. I noticed how much Three other laymen, all univer- tober, with mention of Mass Common Preface. during the past month, I stayed ho^ne and watched television. their religion meant to them and-or Benediction. My new Or- sity graduates, also conduct in- Feb. 7 — St. Romauld, Abbot. I know it is more important for others to be fed than for me and how it deepened the unity quiry classes. do makes similar note of the de- to be entertained." of their families and gave crees, but simply says: "The Mass of the Fe; "^Gloria, them a sense of security and "After 20 sessions, a priest Rosary and the Litany of Loreto Common Preface. ''—*>••• peace that I was lacking. takes over for the ten remain- shall be recited in parish Feb. 8 — St. John of Matha, MISSION combines the best features of all other maga- ing ones. It's a splendid system, "I listened to the Catholic churches, etc., each day during Confessor. Mass of the Feast, zines: stories, pictures, statistics, details, human interest. and shows what well-instructed October and up to and including Take an interest in the suffering humanity of the mission hour and read reprints of the laymen can do. Monsignor Mur- Gloria, Common Preface. sermons. The turning point Nov. 2. No mention of Mass or world and send your sacrifices along with a request to be nane completed my instructions Feb. 9 — St. Cyril of Alexan- came when Evelyn Bustamente, Benediction. put on the mailing list of this bi-monthly publication. and received me into Christ's dria, Bishop and Doctor- of a convert, gave me a copy of true Church." "The Faith of Millions." I read The Instruction of the Con- the Church. Mass of the gregation of Rites, of Sept. 3, Feast, Gloria, Second Pray- SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice it from cover to cover, and (Father O'Brien will be when I had finished, I was con- glad to have converts send 1960, defines Benediction with er of St. Apollonia, Common to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National vinced of the truth of the Cath- the Blessed Sacrament as a Preface. their names and addresses true liturgical service. Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 olic religion and realized it was to him at Notre Dame Uni- Feb. 10 — Septuagesima Sun- Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., or your Diocesan Director, the answer to my needs. The versity, Notre Dame, Indi- This Instruction was issued day. Mass of the Sunday, no Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. doctrines fitted perfectly into a ana, so he may write their with the special approval of Gloria, Creed, Preface of the consistent whole, and the moral conversion stories.) Pope Pius XII, and with expli- Trinity. Page 26 February 1, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS OF DECENCY FHLM RATINGS fj Why Do Pro-Red Writers Get Best Films? A 1 — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge In Between Age Raven^ The By WILLIAM H. MOORING Marxist backgrounds, enjoy has hired writer Ben Barzman, to its subtle undertones of Air Patrol Alias Jesse James In Wake of Stranger Reluctant Saint who left the USA after being anti - clerical, anti - Christian All Hands On Deck It's Only Money Runaway HOLLYWOOD, C a 1 if. — preferential employment in the Almost Angels In Search Of bias. Babes In Toyland The Castaways Saintly Sinners Youngsters are swarming to "plum" pictures, while self-re- identified as a communist. He Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet Sergeant Was A Lady Best Of Enemies Island, The collaborates with Philip Yordan Beauty and the Beast Invisible Invaders Silent Call see "Taras Bulba," from Niko- vealed anti-communists of com- As Ingrid Bergman once Beyond Time Barrier John Paul JJones Slaves of Carthage Big Gamble JJoseph h and lai Gogol's story about 16th parable talent remain un- (never involved in Congression- said; "In -European studios no- Big Jeeter His! BtBrethreh n Snow Fire JJumbb o Spy in the Sky century Russian cossacks, al investigation), on the script body takes any notice of com- La Belle Amerlcaine Stop, Look and Laugh employed. K4U Or Cure Stowaway In The Sky "struggling for freedom from of Bronston's impending super- munists; they are every- Blood Ladies Man Summer To Remember Boy and the Pirates Land We Love Swinging Along Polish oppression." The big question now is why where." The same spirit of Clown And The Kid Last Angry Man Sword And The Dragon spectacle, "The Fall of the Coming Out Party Last Dawn Swordsman Of Siena many communists and pro-com- Conspiracy of Hearts Last Day„s of Pompeii Tarzan Goes To India Roman Empire." laissez-faire appears to have Constantine And The Last Voyage Teenage Millionaire As history the film is punk. munists are hired to work on Cross Left, Right and Center Ten Who Dared taken over here. rash Landing Legen*=*•--d of Lob- o There Was A Crooked As spectacle it has its moments, precisely the type of screen- This, like "Taras Bulba" — on gamn the Defiant Libel Man Damon and Pythias Life of Maria Goretti 30 Years Of Fun especially i# you think that play that best lends itself Do those who defend the right David and Goliath Little Shepherds Of 300 Spartans even larger scale — would Dentist In Chair Kingdom Come Three Stooges In Orbit chopping off a man's hand and Desert Attack Longes„ t Day Tomboy And Champ to perverse anti - Christian, seem to offer opportunities or of a communist writer to work Embezzled Heaven Los' t'""ri World ~Troia -•-n" Horse setting fire to an open wound, Escape From Majority Of One Twelve To The Moon pro-Marxist slanting. temptations to slant history here, or of a film producer to East Berlin Make Way For Lila Two Little Bears typify the American" adoles- •Everything's Ducky Master of World Under Ten Flags against the Church. Yordan's employ him, recognize minority Five Weeks Michael Stroeoff Underwater City cent's best entertainment. The slip - shod "Taras In. A Balloon Midsummer Night's Unearthly "King of Kings" as you may re- rights only? What happens to Face of Fire Dream Up In Smoke Bulba" script is written part- Flute And Arrow Misty Valley of Dragons , , call, was chock full of histori- the right of an American ma- Forever My Love Mothra Warrior and Slave Girl One minute, Christian char- ly by Waldo Salt, named by For the Love of Mike Murder, She Said Watch Your Stern cal, scriptural and theological jority to be free from sly Marx- C™ Sler Wore A Gun My "Six Loves We'll Bury You acters bless themselves. The several self • admitted com- 'urree Mysterious Island When Clock Strikes inaccuracies, a peculiar sort of ist nudging when they go to the x £ tove Nine Lives Wild Westerners, The next minute they commit fiend- ' munists as one of their party. (»»., st , No Man Is An Island Wonderful World of recommendation for his latest movies? Great Day No Place Like Homicide the Brothers Grimm ish cruelties. One teaching To this, in 1951, he refused to Gunfight Papa's Delicate World Was HiHiss Jury assignment. Great Van Robbery Condition WorlWldd WithWithoutt End monk gives a student (Tony say "yea" or "nay." Film producers who claim a Hey, Let's Twist Password Is Courag»..»*e. Wrong Man Honeymoon Machine Phantom Planet YounYg g GunGs of Texas Curtis) an unmerciful whipping Barzman helped his fellow- right to employ writers with an Hey Boy, Hey Girl Phantom of the OperIM a Ydu Have To Run Fast A II ' MORALLY UNOBJECCTIONABL1 E FOR while another monk, (with im- History or Gogol may lend expatriate, Jules Dassin, with axe to grind, take on the re- ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS All Night Long FrantiFti c RS puted futility?) prays for the substance to Salt's script, but "He Who Must Die," the sponsibility also to see that the Four Ways Out Requiem For a Antigone General Delia Rovere boy. from his background as a writ- artistic merits of which did axe is not used against the pay- As The Sea Rag«s Guns Of Darkness Samar er he should know that the jux- Balloon Hand of Death Samson and the Seven not blind several alert critics ing custome.-. Barabbas Miracles of the World Because They're Young Hands of a Stranger Sardonicus The question here is not taposition of scenes, with Belle Sommers Hell1 Bent For Leather Savage Guns Beware Of Children The Hellions Say One For Me why films ridiculing religion emphasis on some facts and Beyond AU Limits Hell Is For Heroes LI'L SISTERS Big Money Hit And Run . Scent of Mystery or caricaturing the religious, omission of others, forms the Billy Budd Holiday For Lovers Secret of Deep Harbor 1 Birdman of Alcatraz Incident In An Alley Secret Partners evoke such mild, official re- very woof and warp of propa- Black Sunday Lawrence Of Arabia Shadow Of Fear Black Tights Lineup Shame of the actions these days. gandist fabrication. Blueprint For Robbery Lisa Sabine Women Born To Be Loved Sinner Broken Lane Six Black Horses But Not For Me Lion, The Sniper's Ridge Nor, any longer, does one From Madrid, I now learn •KD CARS Bu ' Lonely Are The Brave So Lovely — So Deadly Long Absence Spiral Road ask why writers with pro- that producer Samuel Bronston Loves of Salammbo Stagecoach To City After Midnight Madison Avenue Dancer's Rock Colossus Of Khod«s Magnificent Seven Stranger At My Door : Court Martial Man In Cocked Hat Stranger In My. Arms Crazy For Love Man In The Net Surrender Hell Date With Disaster Manster, The Sword of the Day of Fury Marie Octobre Conqueror Days of Wine and Roses Matter Of Who Taras Bulba Catholic Radio, TV Log Dead To The World Mein Kampf * Teenage Bad Girl Deadly Duo Mighty Ursus Tender Is The Night Deadly Companion* Ten Seconds To Hell SEE" - Ch. 7 WCKT - Reli- dectra Miracle Worker 13 West Street Sunday Everybody Go Home Most Wanted Man Thunder In The Sun Experiment In Terror Mutiny On The Bounty Tormented 6 A.M. — THE HOUR OF ST. gious discussion by Father Face of a Fugitive My Geisha Trunk, The Fanny Naked Edge Two Rode Together FRANCIS — WQAM, 560 Kc. David J. Heffernan, pastor, Fear No More Night Creatures Two Tickets To Paris Five Miles To Once Upon A Horse Virginis of Rome St. Lawrence parish, North Mi- Midnight Operation Bottleneck Wake Me When 6:30 A.M. — THE CATHOLIC Flame In The Street Outsider, The It's Over Flower Drum Song Party Crashers Walk Like A Dragon HOUR — WCKR, 610 KC. ami Beach. Follow That Man Pirates Of Blood River Walking Target 40 Pound Of Trouble Playboy of the Wild and The Innocent Western World Woman Obsessed S:30 A.M. — THE SACRED 11:30 A.M —MASS FOR A III — MORALLPrematurY UNOBJECTIONABLe Burial E FOR ADULTS Ada Home From The Hill Rider on a Dead Horse Adventures of a Horror Chamber of Rocco and His Brother HEART PROGRAM — WGBS, SHUT-INS — Ch. 10, WLBW — Young Man Dr. Faustus Ring Of Fire All In Night's Work Horror Hotel Roots Of Heaven 710 Kc. Diocesan television Mass For Another Time, Another Hustler, The Sail A Crooked Ship Place If A Man Answers Nazi Criminals Ask Any Girl Information Received Secrets Of The 7:15 A.M. — THE CHRISTO- Shut-ins will be offered by Fa- Bachelor In Paradise Inherit The Wind Singer, Not The Song Back To The Wall Innocents, The Something Wild PHERS — Ch. 4, WTVJ — Don- ther James F. X. Henry, assist- Battle Of Stalingrad Interns, The Sound and the Fury Best Of Everything .La Notte Brava Summer and Smoke ald Rogers, financial editor of Big Deal On Last Year at Sundays and Cybele ant pastor, Holy Family parish, Madonna St. Marienbad Sweet Bird of Youth the New York Herald Tribune, Black Orpheus Let No Man Write Taste of Honey North Miami. Narration by Fa- Boys Night Out My Epitaph Term of Trial will talk on "Reassess Your Breakfast At Tiffany's Light In the Piazza The Notorious Landlady ther John W. Glorie, assistant Captain's Table Loneliness of the Long This Earth Is Mine Values." Children's Hour Distance Runner Thunder of Drums pastor, Corpus Christi parish. Claudelle Inglish Lovers Of Teruel To Kill A Mockingbird Come September Magician Tower of London 9 A.M. — THE CHRISTO- Couch, The Make Mine Mink Town Without Pity Counterfeiters of Paris Manchurian Candidate Trial and Error PHERS — Ch. 5, (West Palm 6:05 P.M. — CATHOLIC Crime Does Not Pay Marriage Of Figaro Two for the Seesaw Critic's Choice Married Too Young Two Women Beach) VOICE OF THE AIR — WGBS, Day of the Outlaw Mirror Has Two Faces Warriors Five End of Innocence' Nine Hours To Ram* West Side Story 710 Kc; 96.3 FM, — A sum- Explosive Generation Ninth Circle Whatever Happened 10 A.M. — THE SACRED "IT'S MY TURN TO DRI VENTER. REMEM0ER? Facts Of Life One, Two, Three To Baby Jane? mary of national and inter- Five Golden Hours One Foot In Hell Where the Truth Lies HEART PROGRAM — Ch. 5, I PRrSYED THE LAST TIME." Four Fast Guns One Plus One Who's Got the Action national Catholic news com- French Mistress Only Two Can Play Why Must I Die WPTV, (West Palm Beach) — Girl With A Suitcase Period of Adjustment Wonderful Country piled from the full report of the Grass Is Greener Please Turn Over Wonders of Alladin Father Joseph Christie, S. J., Happy Thieve, Plunderers, The Yesterday's Enemy NCWC worldwide News Service Portrait In Black T&?"« SaYf No Time will talk on "Why.Juvenile De- B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL and Diocesan news from the Angel Baby Indestructible Rat Race linquents." Arturo's Island Rebel Breed Voice. Commentator: Father Back from the Dead It Happened In Athens Revolt of Slaves John W. Glorie. Back Street- It Takes A Thief Rookie 10:30 A.M. — THE CATHOLIC Big Show Shakedown Black Whip Joker, The Shoot the HOUR — Ch. 7, WCKT — fillercu J^ro&pltal, +Jrnc. Blood and Roses Journey To The Thursday Born Reckless Seventh Planet Piano Player Fourth and last in a series of Bramble Bush Juvenile Jungle Sodom and Gomorrah Can-Can Kind of Loving Solomon and Sheba half-hour programs on "Art and 8:15 A.M. — UNITED FUND Candid La Viaccia Some Came Running Chapman Report Law, The Sons and Lovers The People," written by Father — CATHOLIC WELFARE PRO- 3663 So. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida Circus of Horrors Look In Any Window Splendor In Grass Concrete Jungle Love In Goldfish Bowl Subway In the Sky William Lynch, S. J. GRAM — Ch. 10 — WLBW — Crack In the Mirror Lover Come Back Summerskin Cry For Happy Lovers On A Tightrope Take A Giant Step Panel discussion on "Rules of Curse of the Werewolf- Madame Telltale Heart 10:30 A.M. — SPANISH CEN- . . . OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY Desire In Dust Magdalena Terror In the Night Conduct for Catholic Teen- Devil's Eye Man In the Shadow That Touch of Mink TER PROGRAM — WMET, Diamond. Head Mania This Angry Age agers." Moderator: Father Doctor In Love Man of the West Three On A Spree 1220 Kc. — Spanish Religious Doctor No Man On the Prowl Tomorrow Is My Turn John J. Nevins, assistant direc- Edge of Fury Mark, The Too Late Blues Program conducted by Spanish Eighth Day of Marriage Go Round Too Young for Love tor, Catholic Welfare Bureau. The Week Mary Had A Little Two Faces of Dominican Fathers on Behalf of Guest panelists: Judge Ben Firebrand, The Matter of Morals, A Dr. Jekyll Five Gates to Hell Maxime Two Loves Centro Hispano Catolico. Fa- Sheppard of Juvenile Court, Dr. Force of Impulse Middle of the Night Two Weeks In Frightened City Minotaur Another Town ther Avelino Gonzales, O. P., Gerd Cryns, Catholic Welfare From the Terrace Misfits Vampire and the Girl Named Tamiko Mongols, The Ballerina moderator; and Father Jose psychologist, and Louise Coop- Girl's Town Morgan The Pirate Very Private Affair Gf"ibye Again, Most Dangerous Waltz of the Toreadors Maria Polios, 0. P. er, Catholic Welfare social f of Black Witch Man Alive Warrior Empress ' * Never So Few Wayward Girl worker. K y Anniversary Night of the Qarter What Price Murder 11 A.M. — "THAT I MAY Head, The Nights of Rasputin White Slave Ship House of Women No Exit Wife For A Night House On the Pretty Boy Friend Wild Harvest Waterfront Purple Noon Wild In. the Country CONDEMNED Boccaccio 70 Lea Liaisons Prime Time Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery FULLY APPROVED BY THE Come Dance With Me Lovers Night Heaven Fell During One Night Mating Urge Saturday Night and Five Day Lover Naked Night Sunday Morning (Joint Cornmission on Accreditation of Hospitals Girl With the Nude Odyssey Seven Capital Sins Golden Eyes Never On Sunday Sins of Mona Kent Green Mare. The Odd Obsession Temptation and I Love, You Love Oscar Wilde Too Young Joan of the Angels Phaedra Too Immoral Lad,y Chatterly's Port of Desire Truth, The The Catholic Hospital Association Pot Bowie Young and Damned Lover SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION' Complete Advise and Consent Intruder Sky Above and ' Cteo From 5 to 7' King of Kings Mud Below DWorceflSnanPS°yle *-»ng W* '««™e» Strangers In A City Eclipse Into Night Too Young To Love Landscaping Service (**A separate classification *i s give• • n • to certain films which, while Sisters of St. Joseph not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong Interpretation and false conclusions.) (Please clip and sare this list. It will be published periodically.) February L, 1963 THE VOICE __J«iami, Jlorida __J»aj« NEW VOICE CLASSIFIED PHONE NUMBER PLaza 4-2561 SALES HELP WANTED MOVING & STORAGE LAWN MOWER SERVICE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR RENT PADDED VAN FLAT PRICES MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Sacrifice N E W 9 x 12 Rug, $23.40 VOICE ADVERTISING SMALL JOBS — $5 Authorized Service and Parts other sizes; Carpeting. Reasonable. ROOMS FOR RENTS-MIAMI BCH, CALL MU 1-9930 ANYTIME Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding Vacuum Cleaner. Call MO 1-8619 Room, Private Bath, Heated, Air Cond. CLASSIFIED SALES HELP TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU 17 PIECE 3 ply Stainless steel cookware. Close to St. Joseph's, Shops, Restaurants. SAVE TIME - WORRY - MONEY 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 Cost $149.50 will sell $34.00. Never used, in $300, Season, $50 Wk. Phone UN 6-3228 WANTED Call Joe Welch Moving & Storage 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 original cartons. Will deliver. 226-0181 After 5 or Write: Voice 6301 Biscayne RATES and for all your moving problems. Blvd. # MM You can earn good pay as Est. 1945. CALL NE 5-2461 LAWN SPRINKLERS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Days or MU 1-1102 Evenings WANT TO RENT INFORMATIO3 Line Minimum ChargNe a representative of the ad- ALLIED LAWN TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS On 62 Model Kinsman Organs Count 5 Words Per Line SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • WANT TO RENT APT. vertising department of THE HOME IMPROVEMENT THIS WEEK SPECIAL Consulting Engineer Single Death Notices — per inch $5.00 VOICE. Experience helpful Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells BLOND WURLITZER CONSOLE PIANO. One Bedroom Apt, Unfurnished, Preferably APPLIANCE REPAIRS Installed, Serviced & Maintained Pianos and Organs of Brand Names. In Private Home, Good Location I Time . . . . . Per Line 60c but not necessary. Part or SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 . FREE PRACTICE ROOM AND TEACHER . Coral Gables or South West 3 Times . . . Per Line 50c REFRIGERATORS, WASHERS, ELECTRIC FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE NEW AND USED PIANOS OF POPULAR MAKES Voice, #F, 6301 Bisc. 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PAINTING By Contract — ANY AREA 10 PT lines ordinary type CALL TONY Wl 7-3989 OR Interior — REASONABLE — Exterior CALAMONDIN TREES ROOM IN NEW HOME. NEAR ST. MICHAEL'S: VOICE LICENSED 8, INSURED SAME RATE AS 3 JACK NA 1-3326 LOADED WITH FRUIT (Gal. Cans) Pvt. Entrance and Bath. Heat. lines ordinary type 6301 Biscayne Blvd. Vernon L. Cassell CALL 821-2906 $25 Week, 223 N.W. 26 Ave. 634-2947 14 PT READY TO PLANT (Other sizes) Homes - Florida Rooms - Additions, PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR n SAME RATE a:3 4 Miami, Florida Alterations. FREE ESTIMATE. Licensed, Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW ALSO — Complete stock annuals APT. FOR SALE OR LEA N.E. ordinary Bob Burkart, Builder - 226-6136 and VEGETABLE PLANTS 18 PT. lines type PLaza 4-2561 RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 "AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD" APT. FOR SALE OR. BUILDING REPAIRS MELANDOR NURSEY Large Efficiency Co-V, 4 HELP WANTED FEMALE PLUMBING Lovely Buiding On Bisc. 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SERVICE 7349 S.W. 8th STREET - CA 6-1311 196 N.E. 105 St. Open 2-5 Daily. For Friday Edition. masonry, jalousies, painting. We specialize in plumbing repairs 5 Bedrooms, Corner Reduced. > "The Voice" will not be responsiWe for Advertising Representatives Install air conditioners. Wl 7-4256 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. ELIZABETH ANSTINE, REALTOR Male-Female more than one incorrect insertion. In Day PL 7-0606 ReaT "Estate & Mortgage Broker 8975 N.E. 6 Ave. PL 4-66+ CARPENTERS Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 the event of any error in an advertise- 811 N.E. 79th St. Phone 754-4731 HOMES FOR SALE S.W. ment on the part of the publisher, it will Ft. Myers-Ft. Lauderdale-Naples furnish the advertiser a letter so worded West Palm Beach-Hollywood St. Brendan's, Parish — HOUSEHOLD, ROOFS — PRESSURE CLEANED WILLIAM C. MURPHY, Realtor ST. PETER & PAUL PARISH SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. 2 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SUNPORCH, as to explain the sain error and the Experience in Advertising or Related Field JiOOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED Member - Corpus Christi Parish publisher shall be otherwise relieved Call John Crimmfns for estimate, $14.95 - ANY SIZE ROOF 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. NE 5-2955 ENCLOSED GARAGE, $15,850 UNFURNISHED. helpful. Send complete resume to Box #5 CA 1-4359 or CA 1-567& $2,500 DOWN $10,500 EXISTING MTG. from responsibility thereof. The Voice 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. Licensed and Insured. HI 4-1627 —No Legal or Political Ads— U.S. GOVERNMENT HOME OWNER WILL TAKE SECOND MTG. RUG CLEANING Call MO 7-8133 BUSINESS SERVICES CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION $73 per month — $100 down Give your Rugs & Carpets a THREE BEDROOMS — TWO BATHS Epiphany Parish ELECTRICIANS PATIOS, DRIVES, walks. KEYSTONE, color, 'NEW LOOK' — For ESTIMATE J. A. STONE, Realtor , NA 1-3623 ANNOUNCEMENTS any size job. Quality work. Free estimate. CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES Homes For Sale — W. Hollywood Ideal Large Family Specializing in Repair, Remodeling MU 8-2151 WHEN YOU'-RE PLANNING A RUG'S CLEANED on Premises, Average room Custom Built 5 Bedroom 4 Bath, Enclosef LO 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 Ft. Laud. $5-95. Upholstered Chairs $3, Sofas $8, Filtered Pool and Patio, Central Heat ani WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, HOME IMPROVEMENT J. A. O'BRIEN REALTY PL 8-3664 Broward JA 4-4666 YU 9-2096 — EVES. YU 3-4428 Air Conditioning, Step Down Living Room LUNCHEON, PARTY, ETC. CALL INSURANCE Family Room, Dining Room. All Electrii THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL 6081 Washington St., W. Hollywood REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS, CEMENT WORK, ROOFING Built-in Kitchen. Central Vacuum, 2 Cai 270 CATALONIA AVE. CORAL GABLES Garage, Boat House Sprinklered Acre. Gooi $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. ADDITIONS, JALOUSIES, PATIOS. LEAKS — TILES REPAIRED $4 UP BARGAINS! 'See or call us for NO JOB TOO SMALL. QUALITY WORK. 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JOHN'S ROOFING SPECIAL — SOFA BEDS — $39.95 $14,000 — Good Terms Month Pays all — no qualifying, $1,550 Down, AIR CONDITIONED STUDIO HUB CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY SIGNS Leaky Roofs Repaired. 4) — DUPLEX $8,500 — Good Terms 1435 SW 92 Court 226-7991 CALL MU 5-2269 NOW. $5 Up. Expert Work CA 6-2790 — HI 8-6102 7640 N.W. 7th AVE. PL 8-9408 We also BUY & SELL used furniture 5) — LOTS AND ACREAGE AT WANT PIANO TEACHER EDVITO SIGNS SPECULATORS PRICES ! ! KARNIVAL KITCHEN TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF Repairs, remodeling, carpentry, FREE DECORATOR ASSISTANCE 4 BEDROOM, 2 bath Colonial. Screened pool, FOR CHILD BEGINNER AFTER 5:30 painting & plumbing — yard care. CALL US!!! PHONE NA 1-3627 90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 Re-upholstery — Slip Covers — Drapes. Vz acre, walking distance to schools. As! FREE ESTIMATE — Call MO 5-2095 FREE ESTIMATE about our famous re-purchase plan. EMPLOYMENT LIGHT YOUR WAY By experienced decorator. Guaranteed fine HOMES SALE POMPANO 13720 S.W. 73rd AVE. AULT AND SON workmanship at lowest prices. Hundreds of Also other models available to better business Painting and Paper Hanging . ST. COLEMAN'S PARISH VACANT POSITION WANTED quality fabrics. Call Wl 5-7402 'ool — Waterfront — Air and Heat. 3 BED- For more than 40 years ROOMS, 2 baths East of Federal Hwy. En- HOLLUB HOMES EXPERIENCED COOK ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. The Name of Quality Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE closed garage. Vacant. Name your own terms, MO 7-6441 OPEN 9-5 Desires Position in Rectory Better Work by Better Workmen Owner, FR 3-3304, JA 3-3441 Please Phone 757-7808 2955 N.W. 75th St. Member of St. Brendan's CA 6-4831 Miami, Fla. 8441 SW 29 ST.; 3 Bedrm. 1V2 Baths, V; ! VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES HOMES FOR SALE NO. MIAMI Block From St. Brendans. $600 Down, $93 REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME Month. CE 5-1581 CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 ST. ROSE OF LIMA ST. JOSEPH 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. ' Near School, Shopping, 3 Bedroom HOMES FOR SALE N.W. (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) 2 Bath. Florida Room, Air Cond. Live Safe! Drive Safe! $18,500. Owner 500 N.E. Ill St. PL 4-9391 FOR SALE OR RENT 2155 N.W. 133rd STREET WATER HEATERS HOMES FOR SALE HI ALB AH THREE BEDROOM TWO BATH ON LAKE • Consult this directory before your next STANDARD LOW DOWN PAYMENT OWNER 444-5115 LOUIS E. MILLER PLUMPING CO. \OIL/ Water Heater Reparrs & Sales 4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS • TAXES $3.43 : :; tankful of gas or needed repairs.'- 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 3174 N.W. 34th St. $9,500 FLORIDA ROOM 2 Bedroom, Neat As A Pin NORTH SHORE $11,500 TOTAL — $350 DOWN Mary Halliday Assoc. Sylvan Maxwell, Realtor I , You'll be glad you did. FOR SALE • IMMACULATE o Piaza 4-8637 GARAGE TWO BLOCKS TO ST. JOHNS ST. JAMES PARISH BICYCLES CHURCH AND SCHOOL Extra Nice 3 Bedroom,'2 Bath. Lot 100x200, 7110-7118 Abbott Ave. PROFESSIONAL REALTY Florida Room, Closed Garage, 25 Fruit Trees. ANNUNCIATION ST. AGNES Miami Beach NEW AND USED BICYCLES 1535 E. 4th Ave., Hia. TU 5-1155 ""A So. River Drive. Call for Directions from $9.95 Also Repair* HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES MU 8-4402 Rentals & Painting SCHWINN Bicycies — BIKES from $21.95 WALK TO ST. THERESA'S — ;68 CARRIES this 3 Bedroom, Lge. Florida JIM WILSON UN 6-9171 4332 N.W. 7th Ave. . PL 9-5241 LARGE HOUSE AND LOT. REASONABLE. !oom, Thermo Heat, Carporte. F.H.A. $12,500, LARRY'S FREE LOCK WITH THIS AD! CALL HI 6-2879 2618 COLUMBUS BLVD. Low Down Payment. 9570 NW 32 Placa LAKE FOREST TEXACO Johnny Johnson - MU 8-3601 • TIRES • BATTERIES EXPERT MECHANICAL WORK • ACCESSORIES • TUNE-UP TEXACO USED SCHOOL BUSES INCOME PROPERTY BRAKE WORK A SPECIALTY 2 DUPLEXES — 1 EXTRA LOT Proprietor—Larry Gaboury HOLY ROSARY FOR DETAILS — CALL PL 9-6860 ROAD MOTOR 4 ONE BEDROOM Apts. Furnished. 5 Yr's Old, SERVICE REPAIRS 1 CRANDCN BLVD. Corner. $4,300 Income. $10,000 Down. Owner TONY'S 891 SW 5 Street A"pt. 4 Phone Hi 4-2560 TOP STAMPS KEY BISCAYNE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS FLORIDA KEYS PROPERTY Comfortable Large Cottage. 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OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. . . . And when you see many persons St. Philip (Bunche Park) 9. named Matthew, Paul, Luke, John and 10:15 ^ PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. James, you can be pretty sure you are BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 10:30, 12. and 5:30 p.m. in the Malabar area among the PERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30. 10:30, 12. THOMIST Christians. They are the BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8.30, PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, ones who trace their Christianity back 10, 11:30 POMPANri BEACH; Assumption, 7, 8 to the time of St. Thomas the Apostle CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8, 11:30. 9:30, 11, 12:15. . . . Father Joseph Menacherry of the COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30, St. Elizab.'th, 8, 9, 11, 12. 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermon's in POMPANO SHORES: St. Cofeman, 7, The Holy Father's Mission Aid diocese of Ernakulam in southern India sends us an urgent plea. "I am Spanish and English). 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. for the Oriental Church CORAL GABLES: Little Rower (Audi- PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- the parish priest of a small parish with romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. 120 families, the majority poor laborers . . .There is a small (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30. church which cannot accommodate the present congregation. St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, 10, 6:30 p.m. I have begun construction of a bigger church . . .The building 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High King, 7, 10, 12. is half-finished." $3,000 is needed to finish it ... The Arch- School) 7, 9. 10:30, 12:15. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7. 8, bishop of ERNAKULUM could give him only $340 toward it. 10:30, 11:30. DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose. SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:30. Father continues: "I am at a loss to raise the amount . . . the (5109 N. Fed. H'way) 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15^ SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. poor parishioners have already given more than their capacity DELRAY" BEACH: St. Vincent,- 6:45, SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9:30, 11. to give." Your small sacrifice will soon make this church a 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30 8, 9, FORT LAUDERDALE: Annuciatton, 10, 11, 12. reality . . . Please send something, anything. You can be sure 9:30 St. Thomas (South Miami .1 /ligh Father Joseph will be praying for you. Also a lot of Matthews, School. 6750 SW 60th St.), S, ,J 11. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral STUART: St. Joseph, 7,-9, 11. Pauls, Lukes, Johns and James' . . . And St. Thomas too for Home), 6, 8, 9:30', 11, 12:30. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11". this is his land! Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 9. 12:30, 6 p.m. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, 9:30. St. Anthony, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. ST. JOSEPH: OUR*sMAN OF THF YEAR, 1962 11:45 St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. SOME MONTHS AGO we mentioned him in a chapel appeal. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 7 p.m. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. ON THE KEYS The response'surprised us . . . The silent saint certainly has St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, many devoted followers. So with grateful hearts we award him FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, 8:30, 10:30. _. our nomination for the year past . . . Now at CANDLEMAS time, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. KEY WEST: Sh Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. we feel impelled to mention him again. What were his thoughts St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, MARATHON: San "Pablo '6:30, 8:30, MB II and 5:30 p.m. 10. ' ' as he brought his foster-Son, the Light of the World, to the 4-9.8-6% FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30, Temple? ... He had only two ~8oves to offer the priests— 1 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. the gift of a poor man. And then tojiear Simeon's marvelous "Does he have to sing along with the choir? * FORT MYERS "BEACH: Ascension, 7:30, prophecy about the Child . . . Imagine his awe as he found him- 9:30. self in the center of the divine drama. -The priests, sisters and FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 6:30, brothers in our care share his poverty and feeling of awe when Donations Asked Of Algerian Catholics 7:30. H Lectures Set they realize how much their work means to souls innon-Chris- Auditorium:--9, 10:30, 12. ALGIERS (NO -„ Archbishop ... gerian'Blood Transfusion Cen- HALLAHOALE: St. Matthew, 6:30. 8, tian lands . . . The MASS STIPEND you send us may be a 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. priest's sole support for the day. The chapel we build for him Leon Duval has asked all*Cath- i, ter during the Moslem holy HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, | On The Faith has come perhaps from your STRINGLESS GIFT . . . We placed 9, 10:30, 11:30 (Spanish). olics to donate blood to the Al- month of Ramadan. (City Auditorium), 8, 9:30, II, 12:30. it where the Holy Father thought the .need was greatest. Won't and 6:30 p.m. A series of lectures explain- ^ continue your help? St. Bernard Mission: 9, 10 (Spanish). ing the Catholic Faith will be St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish), 5 p.m. and given at Our Lady of Perpetual v For the past EIGHT YEARS 6 p.m. • Help rectory, 13250 NW 28th we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. OTHER WAYS TO HELP HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- Ave., Opa-locka beginning Join one of our MISSION CLUBS. For 3c a day ($1 a month) for use at the many Catholic Institutions na Academy) 8, 9, 10, 11:30. Feb. 8. you can help any of the following: Little- Flower, • 5:45, 7, 8:IS, 9:30, DAMIEN LEPER CLUB cares for lepers: in the West Palm Beach area. 10:45, 12, I p.m. and 5:30 p.m. The program, designed to fur-- Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30; ORPHANS BREAD feeds orphans. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. nish correct information about PALACE OF GOLD .....provides for aged. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10,. 11 and 7 p.m. the Catholic Church to interest- THE BASILIANS ..... supports mission schools. Worth Chemical & Paint Co. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and ed non-Catholics and to Cath- THE MONICA GUILD chalices, altars, etc., for churches~ 7 p.m. Home Office and Plant 1800-1 SI6— TOth Ave. North HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30*, 8, olics who wish to attend, will be SUGGESTED GIFTS FOR A MISSION CHAPEL. Vestments 9:30, 11, 12. presented by Father Charles ($50), Monstrance ($40), Chalice ($40), Ciborium ($40), Taber- IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guaddlupe. 8:30 nacle ($25), Stations of the Cross ($25), Censer. ($20), Sanctuary LAKE WORTH, FLA. a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Malley, C.SS.R. from 7:30 to Lamp ($15), Altar Linens ($15), Sanctuary Bell ($5). Manufacturers of INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. 9:30 p.m. each Friday, evening JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 7:30, 9. JGUARANTEED QUALfTY PAINT until April 5. .-. Please remember us in your will: Our official title: THE KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, "CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION. Single Interior and Exterior House' Paints . LABELLE: Mission, 9. Since non-Catholics may be membership $1 a year; family membership $5 a year.. Perpetual LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, hesitant > about attending lec- membership is $20 for an individual; $100 for a family. Varnishes and Enamels 8 a.m. tures alone, Father O'Malley DEAR MONSIGNOR RYAN: WHOLESALE — RETAIL LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6 7, 8, has urged Catholics to accompa- 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. Enclosed-find for* St. Lulce, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. ny their non-Catholic friends to Telephone JUstice 2-6146 LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphael (Admin- the first lecture next Friday. istration Building) 8, 10. MARGATE: St. Vincent. 8, 10, 11:30. 5..:-.;..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:..:. MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12, and 6 p.m. Winners Announced City Zone SOLVE YOUR HEATING Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Sp'an- PROBLEMS NOW! ish), 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 For Essay Contest p.m. (Spanish). Gesu, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. PORT CHARLOTTE — Win- TV I Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. International Airport (International ners have been announced in a - FRANCIS CARDINAL SPEILMAN, President Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- recent essay contest conducted Msgr. Joseph T, Ryan, Nat'l Soc'y days). St. Mary of the Missions and St. for Catholic elementary and , < Send all communication* to; APPLIANCES Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. high school students by St. CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION St. Brendan, 7> 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, i2:30, and 5:3? p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- Charles Borromeo parish here. 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. 6 Famous Makes ish). •fc lowest Prices St. Dominic (Fairlawn School). 7 8, Two fourth graders, Suzanne 9, 10, U. (Spanish). Sutton and Bruce Sturtevantt- 4r Easy Bank Terms St. Mary Chapel, 8:30 9:30, 10:30, Guaranteed Services- 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish).' won first and second prizes re- • St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 spectively in the elementary di- (Spanish-), ,11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- GREATER MIAMI'S ish), 7:30. p.m. Dade County Aud- vision. itorium 9, 10:30. 12. CATHOLIC SS. Peter and Paul, 6:15, 7, 8, 9:15, Patience Smith" and Kathi 10:30, 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish) FUNERAL HOME St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, 11. Krieipper, Charlotte High School St. Vincent De Paul (Central High students, won first and second JA 3-4337 NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, prizes in the high school 'di- FT. LAUDERDALE School cafeteria). 8, 10, 11, 12. • 7, 9.. 11, 12:15. vision. P. A. JOSBERGER t 643 N. Andrews , MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. '.' ^ St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and FUNERAL DIRECTOR .&•••••* >>•••••>••!••>•••> 5:30 p.m. First place winners i fed St. Mary Magdalen: '8, 9, 10, 11, 12, a $25 savings bond and aoibnd and 6 p.rh place winners were given $5 St. Patric i, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 and 6 p.m. each. Subject of the essays was MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, "The Holy Sacrifice of the 8, 9r10, 11, 12. t Massr" - ~ MIAMI SPRINGS:- Blessed Trinity, 6, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 10:30. 12 and Aik for L.C.W.x 5:30 p(m. 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"in giving public expression |O' Philadelphia, Pa. 213.00 380.00 At most Builder Supply, Paint ft Hardware 9. 10, Jl, 12, 6:30 p.m. their belief in God and the im-- Washington, B.C. "' 208.00 360.00 Stores. Made by Eugene Dornish ft Son. St. James, 6, 7. 8. 9. 10, 11, 12:15 2136 N.W. 24th Ave. NE 5-6496 975 S.W. I2tk Street, and 5:30 p.m. portance of spiritual values in Ace RB Van Unas, Inc. . ' Pompano Beach, Florida Visitation, 7, 8:30. 10, 11:30 and 12:45 p.m. daily living!'?. - Mitfnii, Renewal of Church Advertisement Seen Aiding Unity I Deaths In Social Security ST. LOUIS (NO — A Protes- lidmardlllffl BUTLER. George i.., M, 110* HE HtlNGERBTTHLER, Robert A., 45, tant leader said here that the First Ave.; St. -Xawrence Church; of 2576 NE 792nd St.; St. Lawrence Can Pay IJthgow Funeral Home? Our Lady of Church; Uthgow Funeral Home. trend toward renewal in the Mercy Cemetery. * * • » • Catholic "Church has hastened * * • JOHNSON, William C., 57, 13»8 NW FUNERAL HOME CASTILLO, Luis, 45, 3941 B. 8th 79th St.;, The Cathedral; McHale Fu- Funeral Bills - the day when Protestants, Orth- Ave.; Immaculate Conception Church; neral Home; Our , Lady of Mercy odox and Catholics will all "feel Riverside Funeral Home; Our Lady Cemetery. of Mercy Cemetery; * * • Free Booklet Gives comfortable under the same * * • PEREZ,. Mrs. Maria, 59, 151 NE 3 Generations of roof." CERZA, Joseph, 69, of 2470 NW 5th St.; Gesu Church; King: Funeral Full Information 95th. 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VAZQUEZ, Manuel, 47, 204 Cam- al Council of Churches, who was plna Ct.; St. Michael Church; Mon ters, Many, families are un- Home in Dade County Funeral Home; Our Lady of Mercy aware of the extent to which in Rome for the first session of DAWSON, Mrs. Mary, 7S, 2231 SW Cemetery. -» the ecumenical council. 57 CL; Littfe Flower Church, Jos- they may benefit under Social herger Funeral Home; Our Lady of Security — as much as $255 Catholic Owned Mercy Cemetery. for funeral expenses! * * * and Managed "FREIX, Dr. Joseph C, 51, 900 Requiem Is Offered Veterans are now entitled to Hunting Lodge Dr.; Blessed Trinity • special burial allowances which Edward F. McHale ndia's Youth Urged Church; Carl Slade Funeral Home; Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery. For UMW President bring help to families in time Prices to satisfy . . *' * * oi need. To Remain 'Aler? | GAB1N, Mary Ellen, 43, 3098 NW 104 St.; St. Patrick Church; Tracy HAZLETON, Pa. 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