ABCD Overtop but Continued Efforts Urged the Archbishops Charities Drive Has Gone Over Its Goal of $2.5 Million, "However," Archbishop Coleman F

^VOICE APRIL 1. 1977 PRICE 25c VOL. XIX No. 4 ABCD overtop but continued efforts urged The Archbishops Charities Drive has gone over its goal of $2.5 million, "however," Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll said, "because of the inflationary period the nation is going through, it is hoped that efforts will continue to bring the ABCD total higher." Gifts and pledges to the drive to date have brought the total to $2,733,146, Msgr. John O'Dowd, V.F., announced this week, and was confirmed by Archbishop Carroll. "Many parishes have not reported their final results," Miami's Archbishop said. "It is hoped that by the end of next week their work will be completed and at that time final returns will be given. Very likely at that time the total will be $2.9 million and prayerfully, so that we may adequately minister to those in need, the final amount will reach $3 million. We urge all those who have not made a pledge to the ABCD, to do so as soon as possible. "Hopefully, with this figure, we will be able to develop a home for the aged. An increasing number of elderly is moving to South Florida and among them are a high per- centage of Catholics. With this increasing number, it becomes necessary for the Archdiocese to meet their needs. Plans for such a facility for the aged and its location will be developed in ensuing weeks and it is our hope that work can begin soon." "Archbishop McCarthy, the priests and Religious of the diocese join with me at this time to express our sincere gratitude to all those who, through the ABCD, have come to the aid of those less fortunate than themselves." Plans are progressing for a new Archdiocesan Family Life Center, another ABCD project. Terry and Mimi Reilly, who have five children, have been named to head the center. A priest gathers palm fronds in preparation for this Palm Sunday procession April They are presently directing a similar program in Phoenix 3, which commemorates Jesus' entry into Jerusalem prior to His Passion. We pray and are expected in Miami early this summer. this Sunday "Today we joyfully acclaim Jesus our Messiah and King..." (Continued on page 10) do not regret anything/ Chrism Moss sei for Tuesday, April 5 Bp. Lamon says in exile The rubrics of the Holy As part of the new Rite, the LONDON-(NC)-In his mencement address if his that I have done," he said. Thursday Chrism Mass state priests also renew together first public statement after schedule permits. "And I have no knowledge at that: their commitment to priestly being deported from Rhodesia, At the airport press , all whether those people to "This Mass, which the service. Bishop Donal Lamont of conference, Bishop Lamont whom I permitted medicines to Bishop celebrates with his The newly consecrated Umtali said "I do not regret said Rhodesia, where the white be given were in fact guerrillas, presbyterium, and at which the Holy Oils will be distributed on anything I have done." minority governs the black because the security forces Oils are blessed, manifests the this occasion. The 65-year-old Irish majority, is a powderkeg, ready boast that they have infiltrated communion of the priests with Faithful from throughout Carmelite bishop pleaded guilty to explode. the ranks of the guerrillas." their Bishop. It is thus the Archdiocese are invited to last October to failing to report "A great tragedy looms THE CHURCH in desirable that, if possible, all participate in the Chrism Mass. the presence of black before us unless a settlement Rhodesia will be strengthened the priests take part in it and nationalist guerrillas and can be achieved quickly," he by his expulsion, he said, and receive Communion under both urging others to do the same. said, adding that Africans by the jailing of other religious. kinds. To show the unity of the The bishop talked to realize they can no longer Two of his own African priests presbyterium, the priests who reporters at London Airport expect justice from the white had already been sentenced to concelebrate with their Bishop March 24 on his way to Dublin. man. jail, he said. should come from different HE SAID he will go to However, he said Africans "But obviously they won't parts of the Diocese." Rome prior to next month's have no desire to align be deported," the bishop went For this reason, the on. "Unfortunately they have Chrism Mass has been re- conference on nonviolence themselves with the Russians Classified 24 convened by Bishop Edward or the Cubans, and still look to to go to prison. And that is scheduled from Thursday to Editorial 6 Daly of Londonderry, Northern Britain for assistance. something humiliating for me, Tuesday morning, April 5, at 11 It'saDate 19 Ireland, which he will attend. The bishop said he did not because I've had the easy way a.m., at St. Mary's Cathedral. Know Your out. I've been given the The re-scheduling came at Faith 13 In May, he said, he will go to regret giving medicine to the Movies & TV. 20,21 the. University of Notre Dame guerrillas who had asked for privilege of having a white skin. the suggestions of the Priests Prayers 16 to receive an honorary doc- it—the incident that led to his And that is humiliating. Senate and was approved by Spanish 25,28 torate of law degree, perhaps conviction and subsequent 10- "On the other hand my Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll Walsh 7 sharing the podium with year jail sentence, for which two priests, to whom I wrote to attempt to make the Chrism Youth 22 President Jimmy Carter who deportation was substituted. yesterday, are prepared to Mass this year an even greater intends to deliver the com- "T do not regret anything (Continued on page 10) celebration of the priesthood. Their thanks..

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Page 27 Miami, Florida;' THE VOICE / Friday. Apr:! 1,10 Murdered cardinal buried, 2 killers executed As Cardinal Emile Biayenda, murdered arch- The 50-year-old cardinal was murdered early IN THE letter to the Pope, Maj. Denis bishop of Brazzaville, the Congo, was buried March 23, five days after the assassination of Sessou N'Guesso, head of the Congolese ruling (March 27) in that city, Congolese government Congolese President Marien Ngouabi. Officials of committee, praised Cardinal Biayenda as "a great sources said two of those charged with his murder the west-central African People's Republic of the patriot" and a "man who throughout his life had been executed. Congo charged three relatives of Ngouabi with preached love, tolerance, brotherhood, harmony Earlier, Congo's ruling 11-member military the cardinal's murder, which they said was an act and unity." committee promised Pope Paul VI that the killers of tribal revenge for the earlier death. of Cardinal Biayenda would be punished "in an The government accused former President On the day of the cardinal's death, Pope Paul exemplary fashion." The promise was conveyed in Alphonse Massamba-Debat, who was ousted by mourned him as "a very great, good and apostolic a letter to the Pope, hand-delivered at the Vatican Ngouabi in 1968, of masterminding both killings. man." Announcing the cardinal's death to a to Cardinal Jean Villot, papal secretary of state, Two days after the cardinal's death, the govern- crowd of 6,000 at his weekly general audience, the by Pierre-Felicien N'Koua, The Congo's am- ment radio announced that Massamba-Dabat had Pope said: "The Church, through the most, bassador to France. been executed after being convicted of plotting generous and worthy of her men, continues to pay CARDINAL Biayenda was buried in Ngouabi's assassination. with their blood and suffering the price which its Brazzaville's Cathedral of the Sacred Heart after The military government praised the slain founder, Jesus Christ, linked with her worldwide a Mass concelebrated by three Congolese bishops; cardinal and lamented the loss of two of the mission of peace and love." Archbishop Oriano Quilici, apostolic delegate in country's most prominent figures within a short At the end of the audience, the Pope asked the Congo: Cardinal Joseph Malula of Kinhasa, time. "It is clear and proven that these worthy the crowd to join him in prayers for the cardinal, Zaire, and many priests. Members of the ruling sons of the Congo, these two African figures, lived whom he had named the first Congolese cardinal military committee and thousands of people and died serving the same cause," the govern- in 1973, and for the Congo, "a nation which is attended. ment radio said. very much tormented now." Six men who dare to'challenae the world' "In response to the Lord's of Christian civilization is call, are you resolved to indeed a great challenge, complete your preparation so because the world does not that in due time you will be believe in the priesthood. ready to be ordained for the Nevertheless, the world needs' ministry of the Church?" the priesthood. The priesthood Last Saturday, six proclaims to the world a strong seminarians answered that truth. The priest proclaims to question from Archbishop the world that it is possible to Edward A. McCarthy with, live with ideals; that it is possible to live by love—the "I am." truth that the world does not During a Mass for believe. Vocations at St. John Vianney College Seminary, Archbishop "The young men who McCarthy, members of the commit themselves to Christ in clergy, seminarians, and laity this ceremony today challenges celebrated the Rite of Ad- the world. Each one of them Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy of- Sen.P., and Msgr. John Nevins, rector of ficiated at the Mass for Vocations and St. John Vianney College Seminary and the Rite of Admission to Candidacy, director of vocations for the Archdiocese assisted by Father Mario Vizcaino, of Miami. "Each one of these young people, years, and understands them. men today proclaims to the "Interestingly enough, the He challenges them to a world a message of love that unbelieving world notices these superior quality of life; he the world needs to hear and see same dedicated young men, and encourages them and lifts them being lived. In the likeness of countless others like them in up when they fall. And his Christ Who committed himself seminaries throughout the smile and understanding in- radically to the world, these world, laugh and enjoy life, spires them and helps them to young men for candidacy who work with enthusiasm, as well accept the invitation of Jesus commit themselves to Jesus the as love and suffer with their Christ to build a better world. Christ today, and to thesservice brethren. "Yes, to be a priest today of his brethren, become in their is to challenge the world to own respective existence a piece "The modern seminarian examine its own conscience and of the conscience of humanity. walks with his people, whom he the values by which the world Their lives dedicated to love is to serve within a few short lives today. and service is a question in the Admitted to Candidacy for the Diaconate and conscience of mankind, a Presbyterate were seminarians (from left) Robert question that asks mankind OFFICIAL Christman, Michael Faulkner, Terence Hogan, Richard about the values of the human Velie, Daniel Kroger and Pablo Navarro. existence. Archdiocese of Miami mission to Candidacy for the becomes a message; each one "These dedicated young Appointments Diaconate and Presbyterate. tells the world: 'look, not men become like mirrors where The Chancery announces that Archbishop The Rite is a public acclamation everything in life is cynicism, the men who walk and spend Coleman F. Carroll has made the folio-wing ap- of a person's serious intention materialism lies, double- their lives have to ask them- pointments, effective immediately: to study and prepare for standards and selfishness. We selves the 'why' of these THE REVEREND JAMES B. KEOGH— ministry in 'the Church. still have in the world the dedicated existences. Could it To Apostolate to the Sick and Assistant Pastor, Msgr. John J. Nevins, capacity for love, the capacity be that they are crazy? Why do St. Coleman Parish, Pompano Beach. rector of St. John's and director for dedication, we still have in they dedicate themselves, why THE REVEREND BRENDAN BREEN— of vocations for the Arch- the world young people, normal do they love, why do they To Assistant Pastor, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs diocese of Miami, said in his people who know how to love serve. These questions become Parish, Fort Lauderdale. homily: with great ideals and generosity.' moments of grace through THE REVEREND JOSE M. GALAN—to "To be a priest in this time which God works in the soul of Assistant Pastor, St. John Bosco Parish, Miami.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 3 Nineteen Sisters were honored at St. Mary Cathedral last Saturday for diamond, gold and silver anniversaries, with a Mass concelebrated by Miami's chief shepherds. The Sisters recite their vows to Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy (above) and later Arch- bishop Coleman F. Carroll (right) is presented with a gift by diamond jubilarian Sister \ Therese O'Hare, O.P., from Cardinal Newman Convent, West Palm Beach. Priest, migrants attend meet in Texas about farmworkers A priest and two migrant how such a crisis provides among farmworkers themselves leaders from the Archdiocese of. opportunity to promote justice with service agencies." Miami spoke in San Juan, Tex., and this also gives you a chance One goal, he said, was to at a conference of service to. advise them of their rights help migrants develop self- agency representatives and and reach them in other areas of assertion through realization farmworkers from around the need while you are in contact that they have a right to country. with them," he said. services like other taxpayers. Msgr. John McMahon, "The purpose of the "The migrants there were director of the Archdiocese conference," said Steven Solis, very vocal," Solis said. They Rural Life Bureau, spoke to the migrant specialist for the told the meet that they felt conference about providing National Council of Catholic communication from the services during the recent Bishops, "was to initiate action agencies to them was not good freeze. for betterment of migrant and also that migrants often "I made a presentation on services through dialogue feel used in such conferences to justify programs but that no real benefits came to them later. Sob's said he was en- couraged by the ability of migrants to communicate then- problems and speak up. Others from the Miami area at the conference were Gene Sizneros of the South Florida Migrant Labor Program and Victor Sizneros of OMICA (Organized Migrants in Community Action). The conference was sponsored by the Mexican- American Cultural Center of Discussing problems of migrants and service agencies in San Juan and co-sponsored by a workshop session are some of the agency workers at the several agencies, including the meeting, including Msgr. John McMahon (3rd from right), Rural Life Bureau of the Miami and Steven Solis (near window). Archdiocese.

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Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 Anointed in Christ the Anointed On (The following article was wounds. After a bath people own Spirit. Jesus thus an- written by Father Paul Vuturo, rubbed themselves with oil for nounced himself as the assistant pastor of Sacred refreshment or used other oil Messiah, the one anointed and Heart Church, Lake Worth.) base ointments for perfume. consecrated by God himself. Catholic rituals are The same basic olive oil was Christos was the Greek physically involving. Catholics used for burning in lamps. ' translation of the Hebrew word regularly use physical things The exact reason why oil Messiah. "Jesus Christ," and gestures as a part of their also had a religious significance therefore, means "Jesus, the most important religious in Israel remains obscure. Anointed One of God." The ceremonies. Bread and wine, However, among the Jews the word Christians designated water and oil, incensing and ceremony of anointing those who were joined to the touches — all these concrete represented the consecration of Christ. The early Church signs of God's presence point to a person or thing to the service understood that Christians the Catholic faith that God is of God. Anointing symbolized shared in their Lord's anointing intimately related to the real sacredness. The Old Testament in the Spirit. St. Paul writes in lives of his people. The use of explains the anointing of his second letter to the oil, however, remains one of the priests and kings to designate Corinthians (1:21-2): "It is God more difficult signs to un- them for their sacred duties. who gives both us and you our derstand in our modern culture. The word Messiah used in certainty in Christ; it is he who Oil for the ancient world, English . simply means the has anointed us, just as it is he including Palestine of the Jews, "anointed one" in Hebrew. who has put his seal on us and served people in many ways as Israel developed the hope given us the foretaste of his a valued product of the land. As that one day God would send a Spirit in our hearts." The first a condiment, oil formed a basic specially "anointed one," theletter of John (2:27) further part of the diet. As a medicine, Messiah, who could perfectly explains: "The influence of his it worked to heal and protect fulfill the work that other anointing lives on in you." Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll is shown above anointed priests and kings had . While these scriptures blessing the Holy Oils last year in St. Mary's Cathedral. so often failed to accomplish. referred to the interior anointing by God's Spirit, it is At the beginning of his easy to understand how these and perfect health in God's public ministry, Jesus stood up same Bible passages also kingdom. in his home town synagogue to formed a basis for exterior rites The Oil of the read the prophecy of Isaiah ' of anointing with oil. Thus the Catechumens. Prior to their (61:1-3): "The spirit of the Lord external anointing with oil baptism, the Church anoints is upon me; therefore, he has represented the internal infants and adults with this oil anointed me. He has sent me to anointing with God's Spirit. which symbolizes strength bring good news, to proclaim Different kinds of oil came into against evil and sin. liberty, and to announce a year use in the Church. Each was The Oil of Chrism. The of favor from the Lord." Jesus essentially olive oil, although it most important of the holy oil, then shocked his audience by was sometimes mixed with a Chrism has an important place claiming that he himself had perfume. The difference in thein ceremonies that represent come to fulfill this prophecy. In oils lay in the prayer of blessing the consecration of persons or other words, he was calling which designated the purpose things to God. An anointing himself the one anointed by for which that oil would be with Chrism after baptism God, not simply externally with used. The Church today blesses shows that the newly baptized Confirmation oil, but internally with God's three oils for ceremonial use. are anointed in Christ with the Usually the bishop blesses power and grace of God. The them during holy week for use external anointing of con- during the following year in his firmation designates the diocese. Christian's internal anointing The Oil of the Sick. Since with the Holy Spirit. This same oils often form the base of oil anoints the hands of a priest Baptism medicines and salves, it is easy and the head of a bishop during to see how oil came into use in their ordinations. It also ceremonies for the sick. St. consecrates altars and chalices. James in his letter in the New Chrism relates the person or Testament (5:14) explains: "Is thing to Christ. Perfume or there anyone sick among you? balsam is mixed with the olive Let him call for the elders of the oil to symbolize the sweetness Church, and let them pray over and pleasantness of life joined him and anoint him with oil in to Christ. the name of the Lord." When All three oils are signs of blessing the oil, the bishop faith; they are not used as invokes the Holy Spirit upon it magic rituals. The real power in so that those anointed "may be these anointing lies not in the free from pain and illness and oils themselves but in Christ made well again in body, mind, and his Spirit present in the and soul." The Church believes Church. Thus the reality of that that the healing power of Christ power and presence of God will unfailingly heal his people, become physically tangible, as possibly in this life, but cer-the touch of the minister's hand tainly in the resurrection when in anointing is the touch of the Anointing of priestly hands man will find complete healing hand of Christ himself. Anointing the Sick money to lend now. THE DAINIA BANK ...for these or other good purposes: 255 £ Dan/a Beach Blvd • 601 S. Federal Hwy. Dama

Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 5 Holy Week and unholy arms This Sunday, Palm Sunday, marks the crazy men and just plain nuts. Look at Idi This, of course, will take some real beginning of Holy Week leading up to Amin. changing on the part of Communist Russia. Easter, history's greatest triumph, man's And the shadow of nuclear armament is When Communist Cuba won't even let a conquest of death and the surmounting of spreading over the globe. It is estimated basketball game be televised by Americans evil through the person of Jesus. that in the next decade 40 countries will and Russia won't even talk about human And we suggest that there is no more have nuclear arms capability. Soon after rights it is not too likely that they will let appropriate time than this to think about that 100 will have nuclear arms. teams inspect their military and industrial where mankind is headed in this earth. The globe will be like a tenderbox of installations. Jesus descended into hell before the nuclear devices waiting for a spark. It is But it just may be that the threat of Resurrection. almost inconceivable that scores of nations, smaller nations obtaining nuclear arms has We hope mankind is not headed to a hell including some smaller countries ruled by jolted Russian thinking in a way that good on earth—in the form of nuclear holocaust. dictators could have nuclear weapons at ol' trustworthy America with her predict- The subject of global nuclear disaster their disposal for any length of time and yet able policies could not The arms limitation was a big issue a couple of decades ago and have nothing happen. And there is the added talks that are now going on in Russia are Hollywood put out numerous grade B factor of terrorists who might either steal a more important than ever before and the science fiction thrillers to keep the box nuclear device or perpetrate emotional Russians may be realizing that they will offices going and most of us have adjusted incidents between nations which already have to cooperate with America before it is to the idea of a nuclear standoff between have them. too late. America and Russia. After all, nothing has And when a nuclear exchange occurs at happened in 30 years of nuclear history. a lower level, the larger nations could very Prayers are needed in this Holy Week But have we become too complacent? well come tumbling in out of fear of being season and public pressure on our policy Do you really expect nuclear war to beat to the draw—nuclear dominoes and makers to pursue every avenue must be break out in the next week? Or next year? everyone the loser. evident And at the same time promoting Not really. The point is, this scenario is virtually human rights among all nations should go a Russia and America are pretty stable inescapable. It will happen unless the large long way toward easing the tensions that and realistic about the mutual destruc- nations which now have control over prompt nuclear arms among smaller tiveness of it all and are not likely to blunder nuclear knowledge and hardware get nations in the first place. into war in the near future at least not by together and stop the proliferation. Hopefully, mankind won't blunder its themselves. The first step is for the nuclear giants, way into a hell on earth which offers no But the problem is, the world is full of America and Russia to come to their senses. global resurrection. Meditation to prepare for Holy Week mystery of Jesus as Paul presents Lord in glory. Through our prayers, this to us. Paul tells us our attitude particularly the liturgy, and living must be Christ's. He is our model of ours in imitation of Christ, we offer By REV. MR. CLARENCE PODGORSKI what we should be. He empties our praise to Christ. He emptied St. Vincent de Paul Seminary himself of divine glory in humility to himself of glory to live, suffer, and Format of the Series become one of us in everything but die for us. Now he is with us as the Each reflection, which can be used by an individual sin. We cannot say God is far glorified Lord to bring us to the place or by a group such as the family or fellow parishioners removed from us and the human he has prepared for us with the is divided into five parts: condition. God has become man in Father. As he shared in our SCRIPTURE: This is a portion of Scripture taken Christ and shares in the same humanity, we can now share in his from one of the three readings of that Sunday's liturgy. limitations, experiences, joys and divinity. We should make ourselves open to what the Word of sorrows as we do. We cannot say that SUMMARY: God has to say to us as individuals. God does not know what we ex- -Jesus emptied himself of his THEME :The Theme develops ideas contained in perience as humans. But there is glory as God to fully share, in our the Scripture passage. While reading the theme we more here. Christ emptied himself of humanity, to be one of us out of love. should start looking for specific applications to our own divine glory to be one of us. He -He proved his love not in words expressed his love through humility. but in his life and death. life and situation. If Christ emptied himself of glory SUMMARY: This is a sentence summary of each -He reigns now in glory to enable that was due to him, how much more us to share in his divinity. of the paragraphs of the Theme. If this is used by a so should we empty ourselves of group, it would be helpful to discuss what each of the QUESTIONS: ^retentions, self-glorification, the 1- What are some of the specific sentences is saying. desire to lord over others belittling QUESTIONS: The questions are to aid us in things we must empty ourselves of if others. For it is only by emptying we are to be open to God and to our making applications to our personal lives and our ourselves of these delusions that we specific situations. When we allow ourselves to be fellow man? can be open to others and open to 2- What consolations can we confronted by the Word of God, we must also place our God. lives under its judgment. The Word calls us to do receive from Christ becoming man something about our attitudes, values, behavior, Jesus expresses his love by when we are in great sorrow, grieving concerns, etc. Since we are on pilgrimage to the Father, being obedient to the Father, even to the loss of someone close, feeling we are in constant need of reform to become more and death. He does not tell us of his love despair and abandonment? more like Christ. so much as he shows it in his life and 3- If we consider types of people PRAYER: The prayer gives expression to our in his death. He lives his love. He or groups of people we dislike desire to make the Word of God a part of our lives and undergoes sufferings, rejections, a automatically, how can our imitation asks the Father to help us live the Word. sense of failure, abandonment by his of Christ enable us to overcome this followers, humiliation, physical dislike? suffering and finally, death alone and 4- How do people often speak naked on the cross. He gives up all in more of their love and concern for love. In being like Christ our love of others rather than showing it indeed? SCRIPTURE: Your attitude this, God highly exalted him and God and neighbor cannot simply be PRAYER: Father as we prepare must be Christ's: though he was in bestowed on him the name above words. We must live out this love in ourselves to reflect on the sufferings the form of God he did not deem every other name, so that Jesus' who we are and what we do. The final and death of Jesus during this Holy equality with God something to be name every knee must bend in the test of our love is to be able to love Week, aid us to imitate his humility grasped at. Rather, he emptied heavens, on the earth, and under the our enemies and to love those we feel and love so that we may be doers of himself and took the form of a slave, earth, and every tongue proclaim to repelled by for Christ died for man his Word. Give us the wisdom to see being born in the likeness of men, he the glory of God the Father: JESUS while man was still an enemy of God. how our lives need to be re-examined was known to be of human estate, CHRIST IS THE LORD (Phil. Though we reflect on Christ's and the strength and courage to and it was thus that he humbled 2.5-11) passion and death this coming week, make those changes necessary for us himself, obediently accepting even THEME: As we prepare for we should keep in mind that he is to become clearer signs of his death, death on a cross. Because of. Holy Week, we can reflect on the. now the risen Lord. Christ is now presence in the world. Amen. Page BI Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 By Msgr. James J. Walsh Good Friday shows value of suffering

As Good Friday approaches, we face again all the days of your life. This same idea he repeated again and again, more intensely in the Person of Jesus the all Thorns and thistles shall it bring forth to you, as Isaiah had prophesied hundreds of years embracing problem of suffering in our lives. No as you eat the plants of the field. earlier. "Yet it was our infirmities that he bore, one need remind us that the year round the By the sweat of your face our sufferings that he endured, while we thought problem is there, now in this form, now in that. shall you get bread to eat, of him as stricken, as one smitten by God and There is no escaping it. It won't go away. Some Until you return to the ground, afflicted." years, we rejoice with relief, seem to be more free from which you were taken; After his resurrection, the Acts of the of pain and pressure than others. The future, we For you are dirt, Apostles summed it all up in reporting Peter's realize hesitantly, has a variety of problems about and to dirt you shall return.'" discourse to the people. "Men of Israel, listen to which now we dare not think. Suffering then became "a state of disorder me. Jesus, the Nazorean was a man whom God If there is one law of life one never forgets, it produced in life by sin." All that we know today sent to you with miracles, wonders and signs as is the law of suffering. as evil thoughts, evil deeds, evil words became his credentials. These God worked through him in PEOPLE HAVE always questioned this— part of Adam and Eve's existence and that of your midst as you know. He was delivered up by from the beginning. Why is it like this? Why can't their descendants. the set purpose and plan of God. You even made we be born and live and die without this constant For awhile in the Old Testament there was a use of pagans to crucify and kill him. God freed threat of suffering? Why must the beginning of tendency to explain all suffering, even that of the him from death's bitter pangs, however, and life and the end of life be in circumstances of pain? innocent, as punishment for the sins of parents or raised him up again, for it was impossible that Why must all of life in between, from the cradle to ancestors. death should keep its hold on him." the grave, be portioned out, a moment at a time, Later the prophets in their preaching to the never with the certainty that tomorrow is coming, chosen people stressed the moral elements in the ST. PAUL thereafter constantly speaks of never sure that this moment's relief will be doctrine of atonement and helped Israel un- the sufferings of the followers of Jesus—you and replaced by the next moment's grief? derstand that "the catastrophes which befell it I —being united with the sufferings of the Lord, Why? The Book of Genesis tells how it all were God's judgment..." and thereby gaming great merit. "Even now I started, this problem of suffering. As our first THE PROPHET Isaiah clarified the mystery find my joy in the suffering I endure.for you. In parents were created they enjoyed perfect natural somewhat by insisting that the innocent suffering my own flesh, I fill up what is lacking in the happiness. They knew no pain. They did not of the Servant of Yahweh is the only way to make sufferings of Christ for the sake of his Body, the expect to die, as we know death. Both body and satisfaction for the guilt of the world. Church." And pointing to the future, eternity, he soul were gifted beyond our experience or un- The Gospels are full of the suffering Lord. wrote, "All that a Christian must suffer here on derstanding. Sinless, without guilt of any kind, always per- earth is nothing in comparison to this future And then the cause of all suffering, the sin, fectly united with his Father, Jesus frequently glory." the act of defiance, the first rebellion against predicted his own suffering as necessary for the We suffer in body, mind and soul. We suffer God's will. redemption of the human race. the pain of temptation, the grief of sin, weariness "To the man he said: 'Because you listened "Thus it is written that the Messiah must and torment in the body. None of it makes sense to your wife and ate from the tree of which I had suffer and rise from the dead on the third day." unless we remember man's fall and Christ death forbidden you to eat, "He began to teach them that the Son of and resurrection. Good Friday and Easter show 'Cursed be the ground because of you Man had to suffer much, be rejected by the peace and consolation and victory in pain, sorrow In toil shall you eat its yield elders....be put to death and rise three days later." and tribulation. My children don't want to go to Sunday Mass

lives. Your purpose is not teacher who deals regularly problem about the Anglican simply to be able to with teenage children would "Black rubric." What is this congratulate yourself after 20 help you. It's too bad this Black rubric? years that you've been able to wasn't done more thoughtfully A. The label Black rubric is get them through those church before — like 10 or 15 years ago. sometimes given to a sentence doors every Sunday morning. that appeared a long time ago Clearly, the whole un- in the Anglican Book of derstanding of the Mass, and Common Prayer. It held that the community of faith that Q. Some of us are studying the practice of kneeling to should ideally exist between Holy Week as part of our work receive holy Communion in- Q. My teenage children parents and children has for Lent. Why is the ceremony dicated only reverence and think I'm wrong in forcing broken down seriously in your of the washing of the feet on humility, not adoration of the them to go to Mass on Sun- home. If, when your children Holy Thursday called "the consecrated bread and wine. days. They are 14 and 16, but are in their mid-and upper- Mandatum" in our missalette? This rubric appeared in the they say they "don't get teens, you are still forcing and (111.) Book of Common Prayer in anything out of it." We battle battling over something as A. Mandatum is a Latin 1552, over the protest of the every Sunday. Can you help me central to Catholic life and word for command or com- Anglican bishops of the time. It put the record straight? (Fla.) worship as the Mass, I think mandment. After describing was apparently removed not A. What record? It's all in you'd have to agree there isn't how Jesus washed the feet of long "after. your question, and it sounds much likelihood that they are his apostles at the Last Supper, The Black rubric certainly awfully frustrating and building a faith they will love St. John's Gospel tells us that does not reflect the belief of the unhappy for both you and your and be proud of later on. Jesus then commanded them to Anglican Church concerning children. There is still time for you follow his example. the Eucharist. A joint Looking at it only from to force yourself to reconsider As Jesus said, the servant statement, agreed upon by both your direction right now, it's seriously what you really want is not above the master. His Anglican and Roman Catholic critically important for parents, to achieve in your children in command—or mandatum—was theologians who have been and any others responsible for the matter of religion. This may that their service of each other, assigned by their respective growing children, to keep involve asking yourself some symbolized by the washing of churches to study the clearly in mind what they are pretty brutal questions such the feet, should always be what Eucharist together, declares aiming at, long range, in their as: What does your own faith would characterize them as his that this sacrament religious training. mean to you, and why are you true disciples. "presupposes his (Christ's) true I'm sure your primary goal so concerned that your children presence, effectually signified is (or should be) to help your share it? Why do you go to by the bread and wine, which, children toward a mature, Mass yourself? in this mystery, becomes his living faith and trust in God, If you're to be any support Q. An article on body and blood." and a feeling of reverence for and guide to your children, ecumenical discussions between (Questions for this column the place of the Eucharist in the make yourself be very specific Anglican and Roman Catholic should be sent to Father community of Catholics, that in your answers. Perhaps a theologians concerning the Dietzen, 113 W. Bradley; will be with them in their adult conversation with a priest or a Holy Eucharist referred to a Peoria, 111. 61606).

Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 7 By Rev. Richard P. McBrien

How should Church make decisions?

routine dynamics of the' physiological and can occur. Father Andrew Greeley addresses some biological organism that was his human nature, I do not agree that no ecclesiology now exists questions to theologians in the current issue of so the Church is not dispensed from the dynamics which bears "the slightest trace of understanding The Critic. He suggests that we have not been of human communities. what sociologists know about human sufficiently attentive to the process by which Its decision-making processes must involve organizations and human collectivities." doctrinal and-or ethical decisions are made for the some measure of conspiratio (literally: a Indeed, my own book, "The Remaking of the whole Church. breathing together) between the "teaching Church," was criticized precisely because it The article's underlying factual assumption Church" and the "learning Church." focused so much on the institutional and is that a crisis exists in the Catholic Church and organizational aspects of the Church. that it has to do with the extraordinary gap be- Given this socio-theological principle, Nor do I think an unnuanced distinction between the Church's pastoral leadership and her traditional notions of magisterium have to be tween the "teaching Church" and the "learning rank-and-file membership on certain matters of revised. The magisterial charism is not so much to Church" will be helpful in meeting the challenge faith and morals. formulate (and then impose) specific doctrinal or Greeley sets before us. And nowhere has this gap been more moral statements, but rather to lead the faithful There is something of the "learning Church" painfully disclosed than in the controversy over to a consensus (sensus fidelium) that reflects true in all of its teachers, and something of the "Humanae Vitae," the 1968 papal encyclical Catholic Christianity. "teaching Church" in all of its learners. which reaffirmed the traditional teaching on birth Infallibility is the skill by which the Church's Finally, the social scientists themselves will control. leadership knows when the faithful's answers are have to answer some questions from the Father Greeley poses his central question: incomplete, inadequate, unnuanced, insensitive, theologians: You place great emphasis on the Do we not have this crisis because the "teaching and superficial. sensus fidelium, but how do you determine (even Church" goes about the decision-making process Greeley claims some support for his view in for purposes of research) who are the "faithful" in the wrong way? two articles by the French Dominican ec- and who are not? The Church, he insists, is a voluntary clesiologist, Father Yves Congar, on the notion of Is every baptized Catholic automatically one organization. Its members freely join and freely "reception." of the "faithful?" remain as members, unlike the family or the state. Reception has to do with the way in which, Are the doctrinal-moral views of baptized Since voluntary organizations, by definition, and the extent to which, a particular doctrinal or Catholics who rarely attend church as con- depend upon the good will and free cooperation of moral declaration transforms the life of the stitutive of the Church's consensual faith as the their members, effective decision-making will Church. views of Catholics who are intimately involved in always depend upon the consent of the mem- If a teaching never really takes hold, one can her Eucharistic life? bership and their sense that a given decision is conclude that it was invalid from the start. How does one determine the relative purity one in which they have shared. Reception doesn't confer validity; it simply and profundity of the various "senses" of the If this is not true, i.e., if the Church does not confirms it. various "faithful?" conform to the social patterns which affect every Greeley asks the theologians to begin con- Are Catholics the only "faithful?" How, other voluntary organization, then we are structing an ecclesiology which takes these then, does one measure the "faithful"-ness of claiming more for the Church than we ever considerations into account and which can Christians who are not Catholic, and how does claimed for the Lord himself. suggest the most appropriate methods and their "faithful"-ness enter into the decision- Just as Jesus was not dispensed from the dynamics by which this sort of decision-making making process within the Catholic Church?

Rev. John Reedy, C.S.C.

We Need to accept some limitation

Psychologists as a get better and better all the relationships directed imposed by the cir- just a lament for the failures group probably suffer from a time. They don't think that toward other people and cumstances of their lives. of the young, a lament you bad press. there should also be peaks works. When, in adulthood, find in every generation of In my reading, at any and valleys." They can be utterly they find that their older people. rate, past experience has not In my experience, this destructive when they so marriages and work are not Instead, I offer it as a led me to anticipate that I judgment points up one of: concentrate our attention on constantly fulfilling, con- recognition that the peculiar shall be impressed by the the most common and most the inevitable weaknesses stantly progressing, they see economic and social cir- "common sense" of serious difficulties afflicting and flaws of our situation themselves as failures. They cumstances of our nation in statements made by the lives and marriages of that we are unable to find joy are led to believe that if they the years after World War II psychologists. people I have known. and satisfaction in the good only find the right unintentionally victimized (By common sense, I Professional psycho- things which are also techniques they can this generation of young mean judgments which seem logists themselves haven't present. straighten out. all their people. to harmonize with and reached all these people, but This distortion seems to problems of discord, It produced a life ex- enlighten the experience of psychological approaches have twisted the lives of a boredom, communication, perience which poorly life as I have known it.) have saturated our thinking good many young people sexual satisfaction. prepared them for dealing Thus, I was surprised from the popularizations in who grew up to expect that with one of the basic realities and pleased at the common magazines, books and any limitation in life could be And if they can't correct of human existence, the fact sense of psychologist television talk shows. These' remedied if we only find the the problems, they can that all of us have to live Richard Farson, as his views media are filled with people right "professional" help. always change the job or with degrees of limitation were reported in a recent who constantly tell us how to Many of these youngsters change the marriage partner. and failed hopes in our lives. issue of The National Ob- take our lives apart and were raised in families which As Farson says, they They have not learned, server. make them better and better. were financially able to, have not been prepared to as a group, that all of us SPEAKING OF THERE'S NOTHING satisfy most of their wants, live with the valleys of life. have to find joy and psychologists, Farson said, wrong with efforts at self- which did all they could to Nor have they been satisfaction amid frustration "We have led people to improvement; they can support their wishes and prepared to realize that the and routine. believe that there is a way to provide important growth aspirations, which expected greatest satisfactions of life And their experience "do" life, and that it can be and vitality to our lives. relatively little from them in come, not from a constant has handicapped their ability learned...we have created a But this preoccupation sacrifice for the Welfare of attention to our own self- to understand the message situation in which the ex- can be absolutely poisonous the family unit. fulfillment, but from a of the Gospel that our lives pectations for human when it focuses our attention AS A RESULT, these commitment to something are successful and fulfilled relationships have been so almost exclusively on particular children had little outside ourselves—a cause, a only to the extent that we escalated that people believe ourselves, making us ignore early experience of service, a family, a person. give them for the welfare and that their lives should just the activities and limitations and frustrations I DON'T THINK this is happiness of others.

Page 81 Miami, Florida THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 Traces roots to answer, 'But what does Serra do ?'

By FRANK HALL Relating a story about two "We've never forgotten Voice Features Editor priests who had produced a those roots, I hope," Donahue FORT LAUDERDALE- vocation film and were looking noted. John A. Donahue says he is 50 for substantial financial "Certainly, today, there is but looks like he's going on 38. backing, Donahue noted that in a felt need of laymen wanting to And when he speaks about his their frustration the priests know more about their faith John A. Donahue organization, he's about as asked, "but what does Serra and how to be better Executive Director enthusiastic as a 20-year-old in do?" Christians. Serra International love for the first time. Perhaps "That's something each "THE FOUNDERS of it's the excitement and vision of one of us as Serrans has to Serra said one reason to come youth combined with the answer for himself," Donahue together was to be adult patience and wisdom of age told the Fort Lauderdale group. Catholics. It's a sad thing to be that makes John Donahue a "I stress that Serra is not a coasting on what we learned in man with a message. fund raising organization. the eighth grade," Donahue Executive director of Serra Perhaps we do little casual fund pointed out. International for the past year, raising but over the years we "The question, what does Donahue was here last week to have avoided becoming Serra do?, is going to be asked address a joint meeting of primarily a fund raising group. always and we have to for- charter with Tom Horkin as and under. My own club in Broward and Miami Serrans. "Our objectives stress mulate the answer for ourselves president. Pensacola has a new Chicago charges no dues for the And any guest who attended support to priests, permanent on an individual basis." group and is looking to start first year for men this age. We another one in Tampa. think that after the first year, if Orlando's Serra club has almost he loves Serra, dues is not too doubled its membership in the important. In some areas the last few years. dues seem high but that's When asked about because they include some sort recruiting younger members for of meal plan for the meetings. Serra, Donahue, in typical Irish "Many clubs have had fashion, answers a question very good success through their with a question: own families," Donahue "How young is young?" reveals. "If a member can get Not one to skirt a question, his son and a few of his son's Donahue quickly adds, "At the friends interested, there's no moment we think 35 to 45 years problem in attracting other old is fairly young and we are young people. getting some new men in this "A lot of people who are 65 age bracket. Usually, they are feel younger people don't feel at people with experience in other home with them. But I run into groups, eg., Christian Family many 35-year-olds who enjoy Movement, etc. When we get associating with older people. someone between, say 35 and Maybe there's a little block at Serra Regional Meeting of Miami and Miami Club, Msgr. John Nevins, Miami 40 years old, he is usually first but not for long. Broward was an opportunity for Dr. chaplain, and Otto J. Trott, Broward Club fairly well established in "A perfect example would Michael Bevilacqua (left), president of president, to share ideas. business, his family is pretty be Joe Fitzgerald (Mr. Fitz- well started, and he probably gerald is an attorney and a has more time for something member of the Miami Club of with stereotypes of what Serra deacons, Sisters and Brothers. Discussing the growth and like Serra. Serra International). Anyone meetings were all about quickly But equally important is our health of Serra International 35 years old would get a lot had those ideas challenged by objective in helping men fulfill prior to the meeting, Donahue "I WOULD think one way matching wits with Joe. I think Donahue who said, "This type their own Christian vocation. says that every sign is up- that's what we have to propose. of meeting tonight is no more a That was the reason Serra was wards. to attract younger men is to knife and fork meeting than the organized in the first place back reach out to build The dream is that in Serra Last Supper." in the 1930's; for laymen to replacements, perhaps en- International, we have to have "Growth has been courage new clubs to start, men with potential for Catholic "Serra is a brotherhood of better understand their own primarily overseas in areas like leadership." men who want to see the Divine vocation in life. Brazil, Italy and Australia, but meeting at times convenient to possibilities of everyday life," "After about six months that group. That dream of Serra In- it's beginning to start again ternational seems adequately Donahue stressed. "Each of us from the first meeting of Serra, here in the United States. Of is called to holiness by our the pioneer members asked, "Most clubs have reduced expressed in its executive the 400 clubs in 30 different director, John A. Donahue. Baptism and Confirmation. 'what can we do for our own countries, 250 clubs are in the dues for those 35 to 40 years old Serra was founded to help us diocese of Seattle, Washington? U.S. We have six clubs in achieve our holiness. We're Those laymen and priests Florida alone. In the past few concerned about making our realized they were still in a days as I have been visiting Church the best we can. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 9 Bp.Lamont.no regrets (Continued from page 1) in a country that professes to suffer because they think it's defend Christianity and right, and I agree with them Western civilization," Bishop that it's right, that the priest Lamont added. should be seen to share the Cardinal George Basil same sufferings as his people." Hume of Westminster While he declined to lay described the deportation of blame for the recent murders of Bishop Lamont from Rhodesia missionaries in Rhodesia, he as "a serious blow" to the said that some priests had been Catholic Church in that threatened by the security country. forces. "It deprives the whole It is generally assumed Christian community there of a that the missionaries were courageous and eloquent leader killed by guerrillas. who defended human rights The bishop said it was a and advocated nonviolent great relief to get away from solutions to the current crisis," reports of brutality, that had said the cardinal. become common in Rhodesia. "I pay tribute to his "This is a very serious uncompromising stand for '' Tiiipiiiiili tfwMWiW'wtfi i i ii manifestation of what goes on authentic Christian values."

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Page 101 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 "We must understand the Gospel and translate It into a language that will be understood by all.,."

Pablo Sedillo

Father Mario Vizcaino, above left, talks to representatives of dioceses in the South East, about the National Encuentro to be held in Washington this summer. To his right is Paul Sedillo, national director of the Spanish-speaking Secretariat, and Msgr. Agustin Roman, Spanish-speaking Vicar in the Arch- diocese. On the right, Father Juan Lopez, Naranja, Fla.; Fr. Estevan Soy, St. Petersburgh, Fla.; Fr. James McLean, Memphis, Term .; Fr. Pedro Jove, Immokalle, Fla., and Msgr. John McMahon director of the Rural Life Bureau of the Archdiocese of Miami. Dioceses plan for National Encuentro By ARACELI CANTERO meet as Church professionals, Hispanic Catholics in the for study and implementation. Voice Spanish Editor and discuss the needs of our ' nation to the events occuring at A great number of them are An historic meeting for the people," he told them. the First National Encuentro now a reality. Church in the Southeast took "But what language do we held in Washington in 1972. "But we did not stop at place in Miami last week as use to get back to the Called by the American that," Sedillo said. representatives from six grassroots and reach those who Bishops, that historic meeting "A committee of bishops dioceses in the South launched are away from the Sacrament or was attend by some 300 under then NCCB Secretary a comprehensive program of those who have never come to representatives from all over Bishop James Rausch was grassroots participation in the experience the Church?" he the nation. formed to coordinate the follow Second National Pastoral asked. According to Sedillo, it up. There are now 10 U.S. Encounter for the Spanish- "This is the challenge the helped raise the national bishops in that committee, and speaking to be held in coming Encuentro puts before conscience about the pastoral it is through their backing that Washington this summer. us," he said. needs of the Spanish-speaking the plans for the Second It was the first time in . "We must understand the community in the Church National Encuentro are now a history that diocesan directors Gospel and. translate it into a which comprises 40 per cent of reality," he said. Model of grassroots participation Florida State

Archdiocese KNIGHTS of COLUMBUS Miami. Special Two Island reflection HAWAII of Spanis h- speaking language that will be under- all U.S. Catholics. "This is why we are here," apostolates in several stood by all: youth, laity, After several days of Father Mario Vizcaino, Sch.P., Southern dioceses had the Religious and priests, withouih t reflection, participants in thh e continuedi . "We must carry out TOUR opportunity of joining efforts forgetting migrant workers." 1972 meeting drafted 78 locally, the mandate of the and exchanging ideas towards a Sedillo traced the origins recommendations which were hierarchy. 8 days 7 nights common goal. of a new awareness among presented to the U.S. Bishops (Continued on page 23) Departing Together they listened to the Spanish-speaking Secretariat National Director, JUNE 14th 1977 Paul Sedillo Jr., as he presented to them the concerns of the FROM MIAMI/ U.S. Bishops. THE LILY. /FT. LAUDERDALE "It is very easy for us to *624 IT STILL SAYS HAPPY EASTER EASTER Optional Dining plan is avail- Playmates. able. West Coast Stopover by BETTER THAN ANYTHING ELSE. permitted. "Hummel" All figurines available including "Ring And we've got thousands of gorgeous lily plants, raised in SPACE IS LIMITED Around Rose" and Annual plates from 1971 to 1977. We ship any- our nursery, specially decorated for Easter from $8.50 up. Call Dick Inserra where in the States. Get yours now in time for Sunday. Phone 583-6019 Ft. Laud. 764-1570 FLORIDA'S LARGEST Miami 949-0052 HUMMEL DEALER (Banfene Growing places Rita Olwell Travel This 1828 E. Sunrise Blvd. Gifts • Party Goods • Greeting Miami-576-4500 South Dade - 251-8604 Coral Gables -661-1011 Calle Ocho - 541-3800 Cards • 3830 W. Broward Blvd. Ft. Lauderdale - 564-0586 Hollywood - 922-8201 Boca Raton - 395-0102 t. Lauderdale, Fla. 33304 Ccr. Rt. 441. Ft Lauderdale. PLAZA CENTER

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday. April 1,1977 / Page 11 Page 121 Miami, Florida! THE VOICE/friday, April T; 1977. YOUR KNQW YBUR RESURRECTION FAITH What will it be like ?

By FATHER JOHN J. CASTELOT The prayers of any people reflect their beliefs, their theology. This is certainly true of the psalms of the people of Israel, even though we must be aware that they are poetic, not precise definitions of faith. We must take into account also that they were composed, edited and reedited over the span of several centuries. And so, from a theological viewpoint, they have to be used rather critically. They are, nonetheless, fair reflections of the fundamental beliefs of the people. Indicative of their attitude to life in the hereafter is Psalm 30. The author sings his thanks to God for having cured him of a mortal disease and snatched him from the jaws of

Father Castelot writes that Jesus' resurrection was "physical," "bodily" and "the New Testa- ment authors went to great length to make this clear. In the Fourth Gospel, Jesus 'showed them his side' (Jn. 20, 20), and the story of doubting Thomas reinforces this evidence (Jn. 20, 24-29)."

death: "O LORD, you brought me up from the nether world; you preserved me from among those going down into the pit... To you, O LORD, I This painting by the Italian, Antonio Ciseri is called "The Unbelieving Thomas." cried out; with the LORD I pleaded: "What gain would there be from my lifeblood, from my going down lead the many to justice shall be like ment. A person is a unit, and if there that his resurrection affected not just into the grave? Would dust give the stars forever" (Dn. 12, 2-3). is a question of resurrection at all, it his "soul," but his whole human you thanks or proclaim your faith- Any view of the afterlife, dim or must involve the whole person, not nature. It was a real, "physical" fulness?" (Ps 30,4, 9-10) bright, would have involved the just his "soul," not just a spirit, but resurrection. It was not physical in THESE SAME sentiments are whole human person, body and soul. the integral human being. And of the same sense as that of Lazarus, echoed in the much later book of Biblical psychology, if we can course, for the first Christians there who returned to ordinary life only to Ecclesiastes (Qoheleth). Musing on call it by so modern a term, was was more than a speculative question await death once more. the enigma of human existence, the monistic. It envisioned man as a unit, of "a" resurrection; there was the UNIQUE THOUGH Jesus' post-exilic author wrote: "Indeed, for not as composed of two distinct, fact of "the" Resurrection, a fact of resurrection had been, it was still any among the living there is hope; a separable entities, one material and experience. There is no denying that "physical," "Bodily," and the New live dog is better off than a dead lion. the other spiritual. This division was the accounts of the appearances of Testament authors went to great For the living know they are to a commonplace in Greek thought, the risen Lord are bristling with lengths to make this clear. In the die, but the dead no longer know which was basically dualistic, but difficulties. It could hardly be Fourth Gospel, Jesus "showed them anything. There is no further this outlook affected only some few otherwise, really, given the fact that his hands and his side" (Jn 20,20) recompense for them, because all very late books of the Old Testament, they are attempts to translate into and the story of doubting Thomas memory of them is lost" (Eccl 9, 4-5) which were written in Greek circles earthbound human language unique reinforces this evidence (Jn 20,24-29). Such was the general attitude outside of Palestine and were sub- experiences never before expressed Luke underscores his eating toward life after death throughout sequently (first century A.D.) by that language, experiences, in with the disciples (Lk. 24, 41-42). the greater part of the Old Testament rejected from the Hebrew canon of fact, which defied such limited ex- Paul lists all the people by whom the period. In the very late book of Scripture. Such was the book of pression. Lord had been "seen," of whom he Daniel (c. 165 B.C.), there is a Wisdom (c. 75 B.C. in Alexandria), Whatever the exact nature of was the last (1 Cor 15, 5-8), and this glimmer of hope flashing for a brief which speaks so beautifully about the those experiences, whatever the whole wonderful chapter treats of our instant, then fading: "Many of those "souls of the just" being "in the hand number or the locale of the ap- own resurrection, which will be who sleep in the dust of the earth of God, and no torment shall touch pearances, several sure data seem patterned after that of Jesus, and will shall awake; Some shall live them," etc. (Wis 3, 1-12). inescapable. One of them is the involve our bodies, too. "This forever, others shall be an everlasting THE FIRST Christians were not unshakable conviction of the first corruptible body must be clothed horror and disgrace. But the wise Greek; they were Jewish, and their Christians that the same Jesus they with incorruptibility, this mortal shall shine brightly like the splendor innate view of the human person was had known in the flesh had been body with immortality" (1 Cor 15, of the firmament, And those who the one reflected in the Old Testa- raised from the dead by the Father 53). Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday,, April 1,1977 /Page 13 In the midst KNOW Y of darkness

congregation. belief given through the holy By FATHER JOSEPH M. waters of a baptismal font CHAMPLIN Immediately after the Gospel, several members of that we are employing now the community step forward, to keep this taper burning or In the small Upstate light their own candle from the wax from spilling. New York village of the Christ taper, then return In the revised rite for Oriskany Falls, the to the seats and pass this infant Baptism, the Church celebrations of Christmas flame along to other wor- asks the families involved to and Easter are closely shipers. Soon the building gather around the Paschal of connected. At least Father has been beautifully Easter taper and that Moritz Fuchs, the pastor of illuminated by many burn- candles be distributed to St. Joseph's Church in that ing candles, all ignited from them. Then, "the head of one town hopes they will seem the one light. family lights his candle from that way in the minds and The infant child, in this the Easter candle and passes hearts of his parishioners. symbolic ceremony, the flame on to the rest." The candle ceremony which becomes not only the light Meanwhile the priest he has cleverly introduced shining in the midst of says: into both liturgies certainly darkness, but the source of "Receive the light of should help achieve such a light for each person's life. Christ. Parents and god- goal. When a parallel ritual parents, this light is en- At the Gospel takes place at St. Joseph's trusted to you to be kept proclamation during during the Easter Vigil on burning brightly. These Midnight Mass on the very Holy Saturday this year, children of yours have been popular Christmas Eve with the congregation's enlightened by Christ. They Eucharists, specially tapers lighted from the are to walk always as trained persons light a Paschal candle,^ the par- children of the light. May cluster of candles according ticipants should they keep the flame of faith to a pre-developed pattern. automatically recall what alive in their hearts. When As the priest mentions they had experienced a few . the Lord comes, may they go different individuals in the months earlier at Christmas. out to meet him with all the Nativity narrative, a single Father Fuchs asked his saints in the heavenly candle is ignited sym- flock to hold onto the candles kingdom." bolizing each particular and keep them burning Many, possibly most character. The major taper, throughout the homily. The American parishes today of course, represents Christ, sight of those many present parents with a the light' of the World flickering flames in the baptismal candle as a gift for coming into our midst. darkened church had a the occasion.- Available in AS THE BIBLICAL beauty all its own, but the attractive boxes, some with account continues and the candle clasped tightly in a home ceremony for the various figures, like the one's hand also silently renewal of those promises shepherds or wise men, with- taught several spiritual made at the font, these draw from Bethlehem, the lessons. The innovative tapers could be a yearly lighters extinguish all but pastor needed little reminder of the day an in- the dominant Christ candle. assistance in linking the dividual received the flame In the midnight or early person's candle with the of faith into his or her heart. winter evening darkness, fragile gift of faith bestowed The Christmas and with the church lights on us in Baptism. Easter candle service would dimmed or off, this one WE MUST,he said, use then possess an even deeper candle thus stands out the same care in preserving meaning as the child grows clearly to the entire and promoting that spark of into maturity. Through death to life

By MICHAEL WARREN big gap left in my life. loving will doesn't take away the pain and that sue. part For some time now in my catechetical Christian faith does not turn away from the struggle of these "deaths." What it does is put These deaths ' need ministry, I have, been trying to see how various mystery of death. It faces death squarely as an them into a category of hope. Our hope is that of Jesus' hope in a aspects of human experience are in continuity obstacle. In the face of that immense wall, it they will not be in vain—that they are leading us My own friend c with one another and with the Christian mystery. offers no slick balm or glib words. Christian faith somewhere. to me of his own de These relationships are not always easy to see. offers hope. It is a hope blossomed into trust and I HAVE ASKED many adults over the past sense that he had spi Death, for example seems to be out of harmony confidence that the promise of Jesus will not be five years if their own experience is the same as had looked to it as a with life. After all, it is the interruption of life, the false. Just as Jesus' own trust in the Father led mine. I've asked if looking back on their lives they courage to face it; r end. The reality of death is like a huge, him through death to resurrection, our own faith see that the times of greatest growth have also trust in new life by inescapable, confining stone wall. is that we, too, shall go through death to new life been the times of greatest suffering. The answer Mass, in spite of tl Even faith does not deny the reality of that and be raised up by the Father. Such a hope invariably is: "Yes, those were the times when I blossomed for me i stone wall. I myself am offended at glib attempts doesn't deny death, doesn't cancel the pain of grew." What they are saying is that they came realized that the san to explain it away or even bless it away. Recently, death, doesn't dismiss the fear of death. It does even in these little deaths, to new life through through death was r when I stood at the coffin of a dear friend, dead assure us that we must go through death to life. death. So they have had some experience of death- the Eucharistic celel after three years of suffering the humiliating In a sense, the physical death of every person and-resurrection in everyday life. They have paralysis of a stroke, I found myself angered at is the final and definitive death in a series of already have had an inkling that the promise of some of the inane comments meant as con- smaller, less painful but very real "daily deaths." Jesus will not be in vain. "Death seems dolences. "He's better off now, in a better place." Our experience tells us this. Christian or not, all In general the catechetical response to death of harmony with "Isn't it wonderful his sufferings are over?" persons undergo continuous struggles and suf- must not be to deny it or kiss it away. The interruption of lift "Doesn't he look peaceful?" fering—the daily deaths that are part of living. response must rather be to face it. There is no For a Christian, however, these sufferings and ultimate absurdit I WANTED to tell those people to be quiet. I other way; it must be faced. However, I find that of death is like a li wanted to say that those of us who loved him had "deaths" are part of the fabric of God's loving catechesis and preaching dwell too little on the lost someone we needed. I wanted to speak of the plan for one's life. Again, this sense of God's dark side of life, on the daily struggles and pain fining stone wall. Page 141 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 TBnR FAITH—After death, life?

By STEVE LANDREGAN Dr. Kubler-Ross and other scientists A truly religious person faces into the realm of life after death is an death with tranquility, Dr. Elisabeth indication of the hope that men and Kubler-Ross has found, but she adds women hold out for the time when the "there aren't very many of them." doubt of death can be replaced by This report made in address to the certainty of science instead of the Value Of Li'f e Conference held in the certainty of faith. Dallas last fall should not be difficult Any who have not read Dr. for a Christian to understand...at Kubler-Ross' little masterwork, "On least the first part. Victory over Death and Dying," should do so. It death and sin is a central doctrine of documents not only the torment Christianity. The second part of Dr. most people go through when they .Kubler-Ross' statement, that there are facing pain and the gradual are very few truly religious persons is enfeeblement of their bodies but their a little different. It appears to in- inability to accept the prospect of dicate that the faith of many ceasing to be. Christians falters in the face of life's Actually, this inability to accept ultimate crisis.. .death. personal annihilation, comes from, an COULD IT be that most implicit knowledge that each man Christians reflect the desolation of and woman possesses that within Job who cried out "...I go whence I human existence is the seed of eternal shall not return, to the land of life. Each of us longs for a life to come darkness and of gloom, the black with a longing that can never be disordered land, where darkness is satiesfied by all the technological the only light." (Job 10,21-22) advances man will ever discover to "Immediately after the Gospel, What has become of St. Paul's lengthen the span of this life. triumphant echo if Isaiah and Hosea, THE ONLY answer is faith, several members of the community "O death, where is your victory? O faith in God's own revelation that the step forward, light their own candle death, where is your sting?" death which each of us must suffer from the Christ taper, then return Death today is something to be because of sin will be overcome when to the seats and pass this flame fought. It is not only the ultimate we are restored to the original in- along to other worshipers. Soon the crisis, it is the ultimate challenge, a tegrity for which we were created. challenge that reaches its zenith in Man and woman were created for a building has been beautifully the final act by which men and life with the Father, a life without illuminated by many burning candles, women order their bodies frozen corruption and death. Sin separated all ignited from the one light." immediately after death to await the us from the Father and our original victory over death that they are wholeness, Jesus by his perfect certain will come from man, not from obedience restored the gifts of grace God. we all lost by disobedience (Preface The legal struggle over the use VII for Sundays in Ordinary Time). of extraordinary means of life This is the Good news of salvation. It support, the question of by whom is to faith in this that Jesus calls men and when the cord may be pulled, when he preaches ' 'This is the time of both center on the belief that fulfillment. The reign of God is at anything is better than death, even hand! Reform your lives and believe artificially maintained life as a in the Gospel!" (Mark 1,15). vegetable. Those who would It is this faith, which by its very maintain a life solely by mechanical definition can exist only in the means when all medical hope is gone presence of doubt, that the Christian can hardly be regarding death in the finds the tranquility to face death. A terms of St. Paul. happy death for" the Christian is a MAN IS FACED with his faith-full death. It is a death where greatest doubt in regard to death. we can truly say with St. Paul, "O Light The public reaction and publicity Death, where is your victory? O surrounding the recent research of Death, where is your sting?"

sue part of our ordinary experience, i deaths ' need to be reflected on in the light sus' hope in a loving Father. Ay own friend crippled by stroke had spoken s of his own death in a similar vein, in the that he had spoken of his coming death and joked to it as a final liberation. He had the ge to face it; he had the Christian hope to in new life by means of it. At his funeral , in spite of the pain and loss, that hope >med for me into a true sense of joy. I ed that the same Spirit which lived in him gh death was present as promised there in lucharistic celebration. Come, Lord Jesus. eath seems to be quite totally out irmony with life. After all, it is the ruption of life, the end. Death is the late absurdity. In fact the reality ath is like a huge, inescapable, con- g stone wall." At a church in the Ukraine, family and friends gather fora funeral of a loved one. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,19771 Page IS Carry On Wayward Son REFRAIN: Carry on my wayward son, for there'll be peace when you are done. Lay your weary head to rest, now don't you cry no more. Once I rose above the noise and confusion Just to get a glimpse beyond the illusion I was soaring ever higher, but I flew too high. Though my eyes could see I still was a blind man Though my mind could think 1 still was a mad man I hear the voices when I'm dreaming, I can hear them say: REPEAT REFRAIN

Masquerading as a man with a reason My charade is the event of the season to believe the worst about ourselves, to think starts feeling down now that he sees his And if I claim to be a wise man, we're not worth anyting. Maybe it's due to faults. It surely means that I don't know. the pressure we get from many sources to He feels tossed about like a ship on the On a stormy sea of moving emotion excel, to be perfect in the things we do. The ocean. He thinks he is blind and somewhat Tossed about I'm like a ship on the ocean good student is always expected to get crazy and is even tempted to blow it all off I set a course for winds of fortune, straight A's and the good team is supposed to and let like take him where it might—"I set a But I hear the voices say: win every game. course for winds of fortune." Then he hears voices—maybe they are REPEAT REFRAIN THERE'S NOTHING wrong with his own convictions or friends who believe in aiming high, we should have high goals. The him. They say, "Carry on, everything will be Carry on, you will always remember, problem arises when people treat us as O.K." ^ Carry on, nothing equals the splendor, failures when we fall short, like one B on a THERE'S A little bit of wayward in Now your life's no longer empty, report card or coming out second in a tour- everyone of us, things we don't like about Surely heaven waits for you. nament of 100 teams. We must be convinced ourselves or mistakes we'd rather not have that we're still O.K. if we're doing our best, made. What this song says is that it is O.K. REPEAT REFRAIN even if we come out last. to be flawed, to be less than perfect. Sometimes, though, we feel down on We may never understand why we are By Kerry Livgren ourselves because of some fault in our per- the way we are and why we do the things we sung by Kansas sonality or something we know we've done do. The important thing is not so much to (c) Don Kirshner Music, Inc., (BMI) wrong. I know I am impatient and I feel bad understand everything about ourselves as it at times because I know I have hurt people is to keep our goals clearly in mind and carry when I snapped at them. on. ByTHEDAMEANS The group, "Kansas," gives us a keen We can believe in ourselves in spite of I once asked a group of teenagers to insight into living with imperfections in then- our shortcomings, we can find it easier to write down five good things and five bad new single, "Carry On Wayward Son." The believe that one day we will be able to lay our things about themselves. Everyone filled up song is about a guy who realizes that he's not heads to rest and cry no more. When others the bad list but no one finished the Jist of five the big deal he used to think he was. care enough to encourage us, whether in good qualities. I pushed them a little and The singer has learned a little lesson in simple words like, "It's going to be all right," each one was hesitant to admit things which wisdom, realizing that he was good at playing or the more profound words of this song, everyone else knew was true. charades and wearing masks and that there's "Surely heaven waits for you," life can be not We're too quick to put ourselves down, still a lot he doesn't know or understand. He only bearable, but a joy.

Prayer of the Faithful

DOMINGO DE P ASION PASSION SUNDAY pray. 3deabrildel977 April 3,1977 People: Lord come to our help. Celebrant: In our prayers we LECTOR: That the lonely and should enter deeply into the mystery sick may never feel abandoned by Celebrante: Es a traves de la oraci6n servicio y ayuda a los demas, oremos, of the cross. Since God our Father God but rather that they may see his que podemos comprender el misterio de Pueblo: Sefior, ven en nuestra did not abandon Jesus on the cross purpose in their share of la Cruz. Como Jesus durante su agonia ayuda. we can take our petitions to him and tambien nosotros nos dirigimos al Padre LECTOR: Por los enfermos y los Gethsemane, we pray. seguros de su amor hacia nosotros. que se sienten solos, para que mirando a confidently commit ourselves to his People: Lord come to our help. hands. Jesus en el jardln de GetsemanI, en- LECTOR: That we may carry LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy sera cuentre consuelo y fortaleza en las LECTOR: The response today the cross of Christ by carrying the "Sefior ven en nuestra ayuda," dificultades, oremos. is: "Lord come to our help." crosses of others especially for our Pueblo: Sefior ven en nuestra ayuda. LECTOR: That we may learn enemies and for those who seem to LECTOR: Para que identificandose con las actitudes de Jesus en su Pasi6n, LECTOR: Para que sepamos something from our sufferings by hurt us; that we may not return acompafiar a Jesus estos dias de su toda la Iglesia aprenda a vivir la sharing the attitude of Jesus, we bitterness for bitterness but rather Pasi6n, acompafiando y escuchando a sabidurla que es fruto del sufrimiento, pray. forgive in union with Christ, we pray. aquellos que nos necesitan, oremos. oremos People: Lord come to our help. People: Lord come to our help. Pueblo: Sefior, ven en nuestra LECTOR: That we may not Celebrant: Father as we Pueblo: Sefior ven en nuestra ayuda ayuda. allow pride or self will to divert us remember your Son's sufferings we LECTOR: Para que ni el orgullo ni el Celebrante: Padre, al contemplar los from the way that the Lord would bring you our needs and our con- apego al propio juicio nos separen de la sufrimientos de Jesus te pedimos por have us to go, we pray. cerns. May we learn to grow less voluntad de Dios, oremos todos los que sufren, con la confianza de People: Lord come to our help. concerned with our own desires and Pueblo: Sefior ven en nuestra ayuda que tambien nos ensefiaras a vaciarnos LECTOR: That those in more ready to be taken up with the LECTOR: Por todos aquellos en de nostros mismos y crecer en el deseo de positions of responsibility may not needs of those who want our help. We puestos de responsabilidad, para que no servicio de los demas, Te lo pedimos por impose impossible burdens but lead ask this through Christ our Lord. impongan en los demas cargas im- tu Hijo Jesus que contigo vive y reina, with enlightenment and example, we Amen. posibles, sino que sirvan de ejemplo de Amen. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE /Friday, April 1,1977 Florida's five dioceses discuss youth ministry A landmark gathering of Lydon, highlighted its The feeling was unanimous McCarthy offered to host the DiMarzio, Sister Mary Lynn, people in youth ministry in leadership training program for that this conference was but a conference in the Orlando R.S.M., Claudia Grillo, Tom Florida took place last weekend adults based on the concept of first step in shared youth Diocese next year. Filippelli, Kathy Baranowski, at Camp Counsel near In- faith development. The training ministry throughout the state, The participants from the Anne Marie Flynn, Karen verness. It was the first time incorporates youth psychology, The anticipation of taking the Archdiocese of Miami were: Dorsey, Luz Melguizo, Pauline youths and adults from each of group dynamics, programming next steps was strong. Father Msgr. Willie Dever, Frank Kelley and Steve Frazier. the five dioceses have come and the relationships of the together to meet each other and adults to the other people they share ideas. Seventy people work with in the parish. attended the three day con- The Archdiocese of Miami ference at the camp in the St. made presentations on their Petersburg Diocese. programs of peer ministry National Youth Council training for spiritual programs members, Peggy Moran of the and leadership training for Archdiocese of MLmi and Paul officers and representatives of Laux of the Archdiocese of parish youth groups. Cincinnati were present to give Father Mike Tugwell and the keynote address and act as his group from the State's resource people for the newest diocese, Pensacola- weekend. In their opening Tallahassee, shared their presentation they outlined success with spiritual programs what direction youth ministry for youth, particularly the is taking in its national focus Awakening program. They also and illustrated how diocesan told of the problems en- youth programs give input to countered in rural youth parishes on the local level and ministry in an area dominated the national office as well. by Fundamentalist Protestant Each diocese shared part sects. of their story about what was Aside from the sharing happening with youth. Two sessions, the most important students from the University of aspect of the conference was the Florida in Gainesville (Diocese spirit generated by the dioceses of St. Augustine) gave insights coming together as one. on campus ministry and what a A Friday night prayer teenager can expect in the way service conducted by Father Ed of a spiritual environment upon McCarthy, numerous arriving at college. icebreakers, evening socials Father Ed McCarthy, planned by the people from director of youth for the Pensacola-Tallahassee, and a Orlando Diocese, told of his concelebrated Mass Saturday Participants In the first meeting on youth the St. Petersburg Diocese and Msgr. Willie "Ten Commandments" or "Ten night all helped form the ministry for the five dioceses in the State of Dever, director, Department of Youth Activities, Presumptions" about youth beginning of community of Florida included speakers Father Mike Lydon of Archdiocese of Miami. ministry. He shared his five- youth in the state. faceted model of psychological In closing comments to the and spiritual processes for total conference Sunday morning, youth ministry in the diocese Peggy Moran told the par- and Orlando's unique peer ticipants that two of the most ministry program. In this peer important facets of youth ministry training, which covers ministry are good relationships eight months, the primary between people and a sincere commitment of the people is sense of spirituality and both "If they don't fit not to do anything, but rather were evident throughout the we won't let you to commit themselves to weekend. buy them." personal spirituality. "You took big step this St. Petersburg Diocese weekend," Peggy said. "We're with director, Father Mike going in the right direction."

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Dormitory No. 2 is rededicated at Boystown by Msgr. John Glorie, spiritual director, after the Board of Directors had the facility completely refurbished in its rustic South Dade setting.

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The traditional Seder, School, 820 NE Third St. commemorating the liberation of the Children of All members and other interested in the pro- Israel from Egyptian bondage, is conducted on life movement are urged to attend. For additional the first two nights of Passover by the Jewish information call 484-6494. people. Purpose of the program is to show the relationship of the Jewish Passover to Jesus, the ACCW yearly meet Christian "Passover." Liturgy will be celebrated before the Seder PALM BEACH —The annual convention of meal and will include the traditional welcoming of the Miami Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Elijah the prophet. Those planning to attend Women is scheduled for May 1-3 at the Holiday should contact Adele Gonzalez at 681-2676. Inn, Lakeside. Members of the Palm Beach deanery will be hostesses at the three-day meeting expected to Migrants benefit attract hundreds of women from various areas of South Florida. The Madonna Guild of St. Thomas More parish, Boynton Beach, has donated most of its good works and cash during the past year, to the Bro. Ellis inaugurated migrant farm families. Brother Patrick Ellis, F.S.C., principal of "We took the migrants—especially their LaSalle High School from 1962 to 1964 has been children—to our hearts," said Madonna Guild inaugurated as president of LaSalle College in president Mrs. Edith Keating. The Guild's Philadelphia. program was disclosed in its 1976-77 report just A member of the Brothers of the Christian released to the Palm Beach Deanery of the Schools since 1946, Brother Ellis joined the ACCW. Miami LaSalle staff as an assistant professor of The works have included making clothes for English in 1960. He returned to the college in the migrant children, donating fruit juices and 1964. pharmaceutical and medical supplies. Ad- ditionally, Mrs. Louella Tesoriero, a registered nurse and Guild member, has donated one or more Leadership council days a week to help care for the children. TEQUESTA —A "Christopher Leadership JIMMY CROCKETT, World Champion of professional Council" has been organized in Palm Beach Parish European tour skaters...Drama, fantasy, emotion, and superlative skill, County with Kathleen Lake as instructor. combine to make Crockett an actor on ice. Enjoy the ex- The council will be available to aid those interested in public speaking and leadership. Members of Mary Immaculate parish, West plosive performances of this champion skater when Holiday On Ice comes to Miami Beach Convention Hall from Teresa Whalen of St. Jude parish was Palm Beach, are planning a 14-day Marian awarded the Christopher Leadership pilgrimage during May to Lourdes, Lisieux and Tuesday, April 5 through Sunday, April 10, with the Tuesday show to benefit Boystown. Achievement Award for special progress in Fatima. developing the motivation and skills of effective Father Michael Devaney, O.M.I., the pastor Spirit seminar set communication of sound ideas. The presentation says this tour in France and Portugal is to include was made at the conclusion of a leadership course rest stops in Paris and Lisbon during which times Father Renato Tiso of Trent, Italy, will conduct a Life in the Spirit Seminar for seven in communication sponsored by St. Jude there are to be visits to a number of shrines, Christian Mothers and Women's Club. including Notre Dame in Paris. The group is to weeks at Little Flower parish, Coral Gables. The seminar will be held on Tuesdays, beginning April Additional information may be obtained by leave West Palm Beach by air, May 9, and return calling Miss Lake at 746-0895. May 30. 5, following the prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m., in the old church. The seminar is open to all. Luau at Bath Club A luau "under the stars" atMShe Bath Club, U.S. priest,couple on Laity Council Miami Beach, will be sponsored on Saturday, VATICAN CITY-(NC)- Half the members are from what they consider to be an April 2 by the Biscayne College Auxiliary. An American priest and a the Third World—a fact which inadequate representation of Music for dancing will be provided by the leading marriage encounter was highly praised among lay women on the council. Ray Garcia orchestra and proceeds will benefit couple are among 26 clergy and circles here. the auxiliary which maintains a gift shop at the laity appointed March 25 as BUT several leading lay Nine of the council's 26 college, and has contributed toward campus members of the reorganized people voiced concern over members are female. landscaping, security lighting and other projects. Pontifical Council for the laity by Pope Paul VI. for Gracious Dining Seafood specialists Msgr. 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Children from $2.95 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 19 Jesus in pain (portrayed by Robert 10. Powell (above) was selected to play Powell) suffers the crown of thorns the role of Jesus Christ in what has (right) in this scene from "Jesus of become a controversial production Nazareth," the six-hour Biblical epic to causing General Motors to withdraw be presented by NBC Sunday, April 3 and sponsorship. 'Jesus of Nazareth:1 a six-hour epic Christian has grown up with a Peter Ustinov to name only the phasizing the actualities of the Following is the text of a review by the U.S. personal conception of how the Catholic Conference Office for Film and Broadcasting best known. Even on the small period. Redeemer looked and spoke as screen, its production values Using John's account as on "Jesus of Nazareth," a six-hour television film well as how the events in the directed by Franco Zeffirelli. The film will be broadcast are opulent, as they should be the framework, he has in- sparsely detailed Gospel ac- for a project that took four terpolated parts of the other on NBC, Channel 7, April 3 and 10 from S~-ll p.m. each counts took place. Taking up night. years and over $12 million to three Gospel writers as well as this challenge is a new six-hour make. connective links and There is perhaps nothing to do than a dramatization of production, "Jesus of CHRISTIANS, however, background scenes that provide more difficult for a filmmaker the life of Christ. Each Nazareth." will find a spiritual dimension a context for a particular The first half begins with that is uncommon in most such Gospel passage. Some of these, the betrothal of Joseph and works. The substance of the in a script fashioned by An- Catholic officials praise Mary and carries through to film, without any fudging of the thony Burgess among others, the early years of Christ's issue, is that Christ is the Son are not too convincing and NBC's Jesus of Nazareth' public ministry in which he of God who performed miracles, some are downright irritating, DETROIT- John the Baptist. The Motors and NBC have been on the stronger elements of completes the story with such loaves and fishes as well as with apparent reason for such deluged with letters critical of Jesus' teaching, relying solely passages as the Sermon on the his own body and blood. changes is that Zeffirelli the film. on the words of the Gospel," Mount, the Our Father, the One hopes that the decided not to show the direct Some of the criticism is the priest said. "There was no raising of Lazarus from the audience of believers who will intervention of God in events attributable to Dr. Bob Jones flinching away from the dead, the events of Holy Week, appreciate this production most that could be shown more II, president *of Bob Jones miracles...! admired the way in and the Resurrection. will disregard the irresponsible understandably in human University, Greenville, S.C. which the Gospel narrative was As a biblical epic—that controversy that has been terms. who urged people to write the maintained and the central form of entertainment intended created by a misinformed The main thing, though, is network and the company, after figure of Jesus emerged as to be seen by viewers of all religious group whose protests that "Jesus of Nazareth is a reading an interview with Messiah and Son of God." . faiths and none—this film have caused the original traditional and theologically Zeffirelli in "Modern Screen According to NBC, Msgr. succeeds very well. It has a sponsor to withdraw from the sound, sincere and often Magazine." • Pietro Rossano of the Vatican large cast of international broadcast. emotionally powerful retelling Jones' protest was picked commission on the study of the stars; Anne Bancroft, Ernest Franco Zeffirelli, best of the Christ story. It would be up by fundamentalist Christian Bible has called the film in- Borgnine, Claudia Cardinale, known for his "Romeo and unfortunate if the large groups who complained that by spirational. James Earl Jones, Stacy Juliet" several years ago, has audience for whom it was in- humanizing Christ, Zeffirelli "In his 'Jesus of Keach, Laurence Olivier, tired to find ways to make the tended should miss it because denied his diety. Nazareth,' Franco Zeffirelli— Anthony Quinn, Ralph life of Christ more real to the of an ill-conceived "smear" In an effort to counter bad thanks to an extraordinary Richardson, Rod Steiger, and contemporary viewer by em- campaign against it. . . - . publicity, NBC has released poetic intuition and artistic several testimonials by ability—has attained also the religious leaders . dimension of faith by making Franciscan Father the human-divine figure of Agnellus Andrew, director of Jesus speak to the men of. the National Catholic Radio today," the Vatican official Thrift never and Television Center, London, said. BRAND NEW 1977 MERCURY MONARCH hurt 4-DOOR GRAND TOURING SEDAN

6 Cyl. 4 Speed Overdrive tr. _ ^^__ _ Steel radial NW tires Fr'' So our depositors say. Front disc brakes *4399 Florida National Banks LINCOLN MERCURY Punce de Leon at Bird Rd Honda Coral Gables 44b 7711 \alional * Downtown Miami • Coral Gables- Opa-Locka Banks of ABLES 1 Florida Member FDIC Page 201 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmm TV Mass schedule, Church-World topics The April schedule for the TV Mass for Shut-Ins on WPLG, Channel 10 on Sundays at 10:30 a.m., with participating parishes is: April 3, Immaculate Conception parish, Hialeah; April 10, Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy; April 17, Holy Family parish, North Miami; and April 24, Little Flower Church, Coral Gables. The Mass schedule for the month of April for the TV Mass for Shut-Ins on WPTV, Channel 5, on Sundays at 9:30 a.m., is: April 3, Father Christopher Stack, Sacred Heart Church, Lake Worth; April 10, Msgr. James J. Walsh, St. Vincent de Paul Seminary, Boynton Beach; April 17, (9 a.m.) Msgr. William McKeever, St. Juliana's, West Palm Beach; and April 24, Father Charles Sullivan, St. Paul of the Cross, North Palm Beach. Peter Cottontail is faced with the unlikely chore Peter Cottontail," a lightheaded animated special Schedule for "The Church and the World Today" of ridding himself of all his Easter eggs in the told and sung by Danny Kaye, Friday, April 8 (8-9 j on Sundays at 9 a.m., over WCKT,Channel 7 is: middle of the Christmas season, in "Here Comes p.m.) on WTVJ, Channel 4. April 3, (8:30 a.m.) film, "Crucifixion;" April 10, film, "Ressurection;" April 17, "Cross in the Sand," part nine; and April 24, Catholic books, Pope John Teen's 5 th year in Black Hills XXIII, with John Cripps. Passion Play at Lake Wales, Fla. "The Triumphal Entry and daughter of Dwight and Jeannie, 7. the Crucifixion are my favorite Barbara Bachelder. There are All six Bachelders are scenes," states 14-year-old four children in the family; Jeff, currently playing non-speaking Ruth Ann Bachelder. 14, Brad, 11, Ruth Ann and roles in the Passion Play. For five of the 25 years that the Black Hills Passion Play has been playing in Language of feelings, topic Florida, Ruth Ann has been a member of the cast. She was eight when she first appeared of Christopher Closeup and loves it as much now as she Psychiatrist Dr. David a set pattern," he continues, did then. Viscott, author of "The "the pattern is the same no "I always make new Language of Feelings," ex- matter who we are or what it is friends every year and miss plains the importance of we're feeling." them when they leave for South honesty in understanding and Dr. Viscott calls for people Dakota," she says. She writes expressing our emotions on to drop their defenses and to to them and looks forward to Christopher Closeup at 10 p.m., accept their feelings for what their return to Florida. A Sunday, April 3, over WCIX, they are. "We have to begin by straight A student at Lake Channel 6. becoming honest —to be able to Wales Junior High, Ruth Ann "Feelings are the way you know when you're hurt," he loves math and geography, react to the world," says Dr. says, "and to be able to express shares a paper route with her Viscott to hosts Jeanne Glynn the hurt to another person." brother, Jeff, and is learning all and Richard Armstrong of The Carol Tipton interprets the about soccer. She is the Christophers. "Feelings follow program in sign language. Richard Burton, Jean Simmons, Victor Mature and Palm Sunday Michael Rennie star in the story of the Crucifixion of WPBT brings goverment Jesus and the birth of Christianity in the Roman live on NBC Empire in "The Robe," Saturday, April 9 at 11:30 p.m. '' Palm Sunday to viewers' living rooms on WTVJ, Channel 4. Liturgy" will be a religious ****** special on NBC, Channel 7, Every weekday night at everyone's life. Major debates Sunday, April 3 from 10 to 10, beginning Monday, April 4, from the floors of Senate and 11 a.m. WPBT, Channel 2 brings House are shown, as are The broadcast is live government into viewers' living committee sessions that create and will feature Archbishop rooms on "Today in the new laws or modify existing Joseph L. Bernardin of Legislature." ones. Cincinnati and president of Highlights of the Florida the National Conference of Senate and House sessions are Catholic Bishops and the presented for an hour each evening, continuing through HOLY LAND United States Catholic from $1032 Conference. Abp. the 60-day legislative session. Bernardin will give the The program provides a unique per person. homily and celebrate the opportunity for all citizens to Eucharistic Liturgy for observe —virtually at first GALEN TRAVEL Palm Sunday from the hand — how elected 18721 W. Dixie Hwy. NMB 33180 representatives make the Cathedral of St. Peter in OPEN 7 DAYS 931-5300 Chains, Cincinnati. important decisions that affect The program is produced by NBC in cooperation with the U.S. Catholic Conference Office for Film and Broadcasting.

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Miami, Florida /THE VOICE / Eriday, April 1..19J7JJ So. Florida science, engineering fair winners Fane Lozman of Im- Stephen Rowland, St. Timothy, (Dade County Optometric Aquarium Society); Manuel J. Kendall). maculate-LaSalle captured the and Michael Warren, Belen Assoc); Vincent DiGiorno, St. Morad, Columbus, (Friends of Miami Herald, grand award, Jesuit Prep, both for botany; Rose of Lima, (Dade County Physics); Olga Golik, St. Honorable mention, senior senior division, in the 1£)77Jeannie St. Jacques, St. Hugh, Pharmaceutical Assoc); Karen Hugh, (Miami Meteorological);' division, went to Jody Bolton, South Florida Science* and earth science; Janet Francisco, Linn, St. Brendan, (Dade Philip Vaneau, Holy Family, Msgr. Pace; Harlan Bieley, Engineering Fair. Immaculate Conception, County Medical Assoc); (Miller-Brennan Mortgage); Columbus (2 awards); Reinaldo Lozman took four ad- electricity and magnetism; Kevin McHugh, Columbus, Jeannine St. Jacques, St. Verson, St. Brendan; James ditional awards: outstanding Joseph Civantos, Belen, (Florida Game & Fresh Water Hugh, (Museum of Science); Waler, St. Brendan; Jose research paper in life science; Zoology; and Laura Gould, Fish Commission); Danny and Harlan Bieley, Columbus, Rodriquez, Columbus; and superior award, senior division, Epiphany, environmental Lopez, Belen, (Florida Marine (Women's American ORT of Susan Fori, St. Brendan. for environmental sciences; sciences. superior award, senior division, Excellent awards, lower for a life science research paper; junior division, went to Jen- and an award from the Tropical nifer Johnson, St. Agnes; Olga Audubon Society. Other Golik, St. Hugh; Daniel Lopez, awards received by students in Belen; Vincent DiGiorno, St. Catholic schools included: Rose of Lima; Karen Lynn, St. Jeannie St. Jacques of St. Brendan; Louise McAlpin, St. Hugh captured second runner- John the Apostle; and Ana: up in the lower junior division. Perez, St. Brendan. Superior awards, senior Honorable mention, lower division, went to Manuel De junior division, went to Lourde Zarraga, Christopher Busto, Corpus Christi;, Columbus, for environmental Rebecca Fajardo, St. Michael; sciences; Pedro Lopez, Ana Marin, St. Peter and Paul; Columbus, microbiology; Helen Jewett, Immaculate Manuel Morad, Columbus, for Conception; Beth Ann Lane, physics; and Ann Tunstall, Holy Rosary; Olga Molina, Lourdes Academy, for life Holy Family; Nancy Muxo, St. science research paper. Timothy; William Pollard, St. Superior awards, upper Patrick; Mike Raymond, St. junior division, went to Rose of Lima; Edwardo Garcia, Marlene Civantos, Lourdes St. Mary; and David Petrin, St. Academy, for biochemistry; James. Tania Lopez, Notre Dame, for biochemistry; and Christ Special area awards went The large and the small of it is that the Dolphins at Boystown field this week. The partisan crowd Wilson, Columbus, for physics, to Marlene Civantos, Lourdes, (that's Earl Morrall pleading for the tag ball) were wouldn't concede that the 250-plus pounders of Superior awards, lower (American Chemical Society); beat by Boystown {that's Abe Molina with the the gridiron were easing off—careless maybe, junior division, went to Jody Bolton, Msgr. Pace, winning run) by a socre of 8 to 7 in Softball played but trying. At least Boystown feels that way. Gibbons student wins ecology superior award Shirley Renuart of Car- dinal Gibbons High School, Youth Corner Fort Lauderdale, received a superior in ecology award, an Steve Weich, defensive end, 6'- Audobon Award, and was first 3", 205 pounds, signed with runner-up for top place in the Kentucky. Tony Iscaro, annual Broward County flanker, 6', 170 pounds, signed Science Fair. with Northeastern Louisiana. Robert Chao of Paul R. Ouellette, offensive Chaminade, Hollywood, tackle, 6'-4", 220 pounds, received honorable mention in signed with Fort Collins State, biochemistry. Colo. Four of ST. THOMAS AQUINAS High School, Fort NOTRE DAME Lauderdale, football team have ACADEMY senior Christine been signed by colleges. Jorajuria of Hialeah is the St. Juliana School, West Palm Beach, girls' McKeown, Marti Williams, Dorothy Panton, Bill parren defensive winner of a Voice of Democracy Aw basketball team completed its first undefeated Cathy Panton, Katie Murphy, and coach Pat tackle 6-4 ", 215 pounds, ard given by Veterans of Fore n season with a 16-0 record. Winners of the Palm Smith; (bottom row, from left) Debbie Lopez, signed with Louisiana State. ig Wars, Post 471. Beach County League title for the second year in Maria Tarafa, Margie Cyphers and Ellen Leach, a row, include (top, from left) Suzy Hanbury, Terri "You con depend upon What is God asking from Dccrbornc you? Why not pray about it! 365 MIRACLE MILE I a;;"*"" i 915 E. LAS OLAS What does it take to be a CORAL GABLES 1 BOTMSTOMS I FT LAUDERDALE School ™ Little Brother of the Good Shepherd? 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ARNOLD TOBY poor and needy for Sixty Years. 757-6621 - 757-3316 311 Sevilla Ave., Coral Gabies 444 4662 Page 22 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 Dioceses in S.E. exchange ideas, problems Representatives of six Dioceses in the Southeast came to Miami last week discussed plans for this region's participation in the Second National Encounter to be held in Washington this summer. Sent by their local or- dinaries because of their in- volvement in the Spanish- speaking apostolate, they exchanged information about their programs and difficulties. "Our groups are very Msgr. Koman iary Mooney Ff. Soy Sr. Hendrick Fr. McLean fragile," said Sister Ann Fr. Quigley O. P. Kendrick from Orlando. "We developed three projects which Epiphany Church in Venice aspects, social and religious. in the eight missions often address migrant workers are run by the people them- said. "Some 20,000 are migrant His area includes 40,000 people, throughout the Archdiocese. in our own terms and they find selves: a clinic, a housing workers. 10,000 of whom are migrant "Nobody knows the exact it difficult to understand a project, and one which deals "It is not always easy to workers, consisting of both number of migrant workers in Church they have never ex- with human rights. minister to them since most of Spanish and blacks. the area though modest perienced. "In order to get the the 14 Spanish-speaking priests "I have traveled estimates reach the 150,000 "Now we try to use participation of the people we in the diocese are also holding throughout the state to figure. We try not to duplicate examples from their own lives now try to get into what they other jobs." Father Soy establish contact with the whatever is existent by and we let them tell us about are doing, rather than getting stressed the importance of different groups. Now a few collaborating with other their needs." them out of their things and reaching out. He said: "We basic Christian communities agencies," he said. Sister Ann is one of five bring them to us," she ex-never thought there were are developing and we are "Here in Miami we have Religious who with three plained. Latins in Sarasota, but after a planning for the First Diocesan two different worlds: that of priests serve the Spanish- priest started working there, Encuentro," he said. the parish and that of the "We have some 100,000 some 400 families emerged. immense majority in the speaking in the Diocese of Spanish-speaking in the "I was just appointed to Orlando. Their pastoral work—- streets," Msgr. Agustin Diocese of St. Petersburgh," "Pastors ought to un- the Spanish-speaking n, Vicar for the Spanish both rural and urban—has Father Estevan Soy from derstand that the Spanish- Roma apostolate Father James king said. speaking have to be visited in McLean from Memphis, Tenn., spea the home, we just can't wait for "There is a great concern said. "We are a small diocese for the welfare of the family and Planning for Encuentro them in the rectory." and I'm getting started into Mary Mooney, rep- several apostolic movements (Continued from page 11) The fruit of each region's this. are trying to serve that need." reflection will be sent to a resenting the new diocese of Speaking for the Arch- "Our voice and our con-central committee in Pensacola-Tallahassee ex- "There can be a tendency tributions are needed, but we diocese of Miami Rural Life identifying the Gospel Washington which will prepare pressed her concern for the lack Bureau, Msgr. John McMahon with the Sacraments but we feel must present them as a region, the basic material for the of any Spanish-speaking priest not individually," he said. described the pastoral work of our most urgent need is Encuentro in the summer. in her area. "I discovered about the 10 priests and 19 Religious evangelization." Presently a philosophy and "This is only a beginning 400 Latins, and they hunger for theology professor at Florida but it holds a great future," someone to minister to them," International University, she said. Father Vizcaino was presented Father Vizcaino commented to the group as the coordinator during the afternoon session. Father James F. Quigley, FUNERALHOME "From now on it will have O.P. from Charleston, S.C., 10931 N.E. 6th Ave. Miami of the Encuentro efforts in the described the Spanish-speaking South East Region. 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Page 24 f Miami, Florida I THE VOICE /Friday, April 1,1977 "Queremos ayudar a los hombres a descubrir su vocacion," "El Club Serra es una De visita en Miami para del Club Serra no es primor- fraternidad de hombres que reunirse con miembros Serra de dialmente la de recaudar fondos. buscan descubrir las Miami y Broward, Donahue "Es verdad que lo hacemos, posibilidades Divinas en cada senal6, como meta primordial del pero nuestro objetivo es el de dar acontecimiento de la vida," dice Club Serra la de ayudar a los apoyo a los Sacerdotes, Diaconos John A. Donahue, director hombres a descubrir su vocaci6n Permanentes, Religiosas y ejecutivo del Club Serra Inter- en la vida. Hermanos. Al mismo tiempo nacional. "Quiero seflalar que la meta consideramos igualmente importante ayudar a los hombres a llevar a cabo su vocacibn Nuevo programa ministerial cristiana. Ese fue el motivo inicial del Club Serra en el afio 1930," afladi6. en la Diocesis de Seattle "A los' seis meses de la primera reuni6n de los Serras, estos se preguntaron £que SEATTLE,Wash.—(NC)— funcibn del servicio de los demas, podemos hacer por nuestra La Archidi6cesis de Seattle "afirmd. di6cesis de Seattle, Washington? anunci6 que cerrara el seminario La iniciaci6n del nuevo -nivel college- para iniciar un programa viene recomendada nuevo programa de formaci6n Fue entonces que conscientes por un comite diocesano que de su deber misionero decidieron sacerdotal con lazos mas estudi6 las opiniones de sacer- estrechos con la comunidad. fomentar las vocaciones al dotes, seminaristas, religiosos y sacerdocio y vida religiosa." El Arzobispo de Seattle, seglares de la di6cesis durante Mons. Raymond Hunthausen los pasados nueve meses. Donahue opina que hoy mas inform6 que los 33 estudiantes El nuevo Programa de que nunca se necesitan seglares hasta ahora matriculados en el Desarrollo Ministerial estara con deseos de profunda fe y de Seminario de St. Thomas, dirigido por un equipo de tres mejorar a los demas. asistiran a los colleges y sacerdotes, una religiosa y un "Los fundadores del Club universidades locales, al mismo seglar. Serra tenian como raz6n de tiempo que participaran, en el El programa proveera unirse el ayudarse a ser Cat61icos nuevo programa de Desarrollo orientaci6n en diversos aspectos: adultos y no estancarse en la fe JOHN A. DONAHUE Ministerial diocesano, que academico, espiritual, litiirgico, del octavo grado," coment6. mundo, Donahue seftalb lug ares paises, 250 son de los Estados comenzara el pr6ximo curso. de vida de oraci6n y experiencias Describiendo areas de como Brasil, Italia, Australia, Unidos, seis de ellos en Florida," Los seminaristas viviran con comunit arias. crecimiento de los Serra en el pero aunde los 400 clubs en 30 dijo. sus familiares, en residencias universitarias, en la residencia del actual seminario o en otras residencias de su elecci6n. Futuros sacerdotes reafirman El afio pasado la Archidi6cesis reemplaz6 el Seminario Menor por una Casa opci6n ante de Formaci6n. El Padre Michael Ryan, presidente del comite que estudid la comunidad el programa vocacional de la En respuesta a la llamada Rito de la Candidatura, Archidi6cesis afirm6 entonces del Seflor, jestais decididos a ceremonia con la que la Iglesia que la decisi6n se tomaba "en completar vuestra preparaci6n, admite oficialmente a los can- favor de un sano crecimiento de para que a su debido tiempo seais didatos al Sacerdocio y los adolescentes" y un enfoque ordenados a ejercer el ministerio Diaconado Permanente. realista del sacerdocio, in- de la Iglesia? "Quiero dar la enhorabuena dependiente "de la atmdsfera Uno a uno, los seis can- a vuestras familias, porque hoy aislada de un internado". didatos fueron respondiendo es un dia de alegrfa por vuestro El sacerdote indic6 que la afirmativamente a la pregunta compromiso," les dijo el ar- . misma filosofia es la que apoya el lanzada por el Arzobispo Edward zobispo. Nuevo Programa de Desarrollo A. McCarthy. Ministerial. Por primera vez hacfan un "Tengo ante mi a seis En pie delante de la comunidad y el Arzobispo McCarthy, los "Nuestro estudio diocesano compromiso publico de su jovenes y me gustaria tener 60," candidatos al Sacerdocio proclaman publlcamente su decision de servir para la Archidlocesls de Miami. Desde la derecha: Robert ha descubierto que la experiencia decisi6n por el sacerdocio, ante afiadid. "Necesitamos de un seminario tradicional un centenar de personas reunidas Chrlstman, Michael Faulkner, Terence Hogan, Daniel Kroger, numerosos sacerdotes que sean Richard VeUe y Pablo Navarro. puede resultar restrictiva en en la capilla del Seminario- sal y luz." terminos del contacto con otras College de St. John Viarrey. tuvo lugar en contexto de una la homilia el Rector del gentes, otras ideas y modos de Todos estaban celebrando el El Rito del pasado sabado Eucaristia Vocacional y durante Seminario College, Mons. John vida". Nevins dijo en espafiol: "El contexto social del seminario puede contribuir a un Trabajadores agricolas de Miami "Ser sacerdote es hoy un proceso de socializaci6n in- desafio, porque el mundo de hoy completo ya que la poblaci6n del no cree en los sacerdotes pero los seminario es toda masculina, asisten a Conferencia en Texas necesita. racialmente homogenea —en la "Los j6venes que se com- mayoria de los casos— y com- Un sacerdote y dos durante la reciente helada. estos se sienten con frecuencia prometen con Cristo lanzan al puesta s61o de personas que trabajadores agricolas "Explique c6mo las 'utilizados' por las agencias que mundo un reto y se convierten decidiran vivir en celibate" migratorios del sur de la Florida situaciones de crisis son opor- s61o les buscan para justificar su ellos mismos en mensaje. Con su "Es importante que se representaron la semana tunidades para promover la existencia, dijo vida afirman que no todo en la pasada a la Archidi6cesis en enriquezcan las posibilidades de justicia y para educar a la gente La Conferencia habia sido vida es cinismo, o materialismo o relaciones sociales durante esos reuniones de diversas agendas sobre sus derechos," dijo Mon- mentiras . Ellos muestran que nacionales, en San Juan Texas. organizada por el Centro Cultural afios de formacidn," dijo el Padre sefior a su regreso. Mexico-American, MACC con la todavia existe el amor', y la Ryan. "Han de proveerse mas Monseflor John McMahon, "La meta de la Conferencia colaboraci6n de otros grupos, capacidad de entrega. "Al vivir posibilidades de intercambio con Director de la Oficina de vida era la de iniciar mas dialogo entre ellos la Oficina de Vida para los demas se convierten en otros jdvenes tambien en busca Rural de la Archidi6cesis entre los trabajadores agricolas rural de la Archidiocesis y la de un pedazo de concienda de la de las implicaciones de su fe en describiti la labor de esta area y las agendas que les sirven," Ministerios para Trabajadores humanidad y cuestionan los dijo Estevan Solis, especialista Agrfcolas de la Di6cesis de valores de la sociedad. Caminan en asuntos de trabajadores Orlando. junto a los hombres y les retan a agricolas, para la Conferencia "Quede impresionado de las una vida superior, ofreciendo su Episcopal americana. aportaciones del grupo," dijo sonrisa de comprensi6n y "Espera*bamos mas par- Solis. Se establecieron buenos ayudandoles a levantar cuando ticipaci6n de trabajadores, pero contactos y en el futuro caen." falld la comunicaci6n," afiadi6 esperamos lograr mas par- La ceremonia del sabado fue Solis quien sefial6 la necesidad de ticipaci6n de trabajadores. bilingue y durante la comuni6n, financiar los viajes de los Otros participantes de la seminaristas sacerdotes y fieles trabajadores "si es que Archidi6cesis fueron Julia'n unieron sus voces cantando queremos que participen. Cortes, Presidente del Complejo "Pescador de otros mares." Generalmente no tienen dinero." Rural Newtown, Gene Cisneros, Despues de la ceremonia y Trabajadores agricolas mlgratorlos de diversas areas acudieron a Otra de las razones de la baja del Programa para Trabajadores los saludos todos pasaron a un la Conferencia de Texas. Con ellos a la derecha Mons. John asistencia de trabajadores agricolas del Sur de la Florida , y sal6n del College donde les McMahon. Delante de la ventana Estevan Soils. agricolas segun Solis, es que Victor Cisneros de OMICA. esperaban los refrescos. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 25 Parroquia IGLESIA- CLEVELAND8(NC)-Ocu- hispanos. rre una lucha silenciosa y casi presentara ignorada, la del pequeflo finquero WASHINGTON—(NC)—Los que producfa nuestros alimentos! habitantes de Estados Unidos se frente al poder absorbente de las casan a una edad mis avanzada la Pasion grandes corporaciones, dijo aqui que antes, pero viven juntos, sin Como todos los aflos la en una conferencia sobre casarse mis j6venes, segun datos comunidad parroquial de San pequefia agricultura el de la Oficina del Censo con Juan Bosco realizari una trabajador social Terry M. vigencia a marzo de 1976. El representaci6n teatral de la Grundy, de la di6cesis de ihforme nota ademis que Pasibn de Cristo, conmemorando Covington, Ky. ReveW que desde aumentaron bastante el numero las festividades de la Semana 1945 unos tres millones de de divorcios, los hogares en que Santa. pequefios agricultores han sido la mujer es el jefe, y los nifios que La representaci6n de este desplazados por las llamadas viven con solamente uno de los ano tendra lugar el sabado 2 de agroempresas. Describi6 asi el padres (por orfandad, separaci6n abril en el Dade County proceso: el pequefio agricultor o divorcio). La mayoria de los Auditorium, con sesi6n unica a tiene que pagar altos precios a amancebados no llegan a los 45 las 8:30 de la noche. las corporaciones que le venden afios de edad. La edad promedio Bajo la direccibn de Antonio semillas, fertilizantes, alimentos de los matrimonios ha subido un Losada y con escenografia de animales y maquinaria agrfcola, ano desde 1960. Femetrio, actuary como Jesus pero debe cobrar poco por sus productos ante la presi6n de las Jorge Perez. Participarin CHICAGO —(NC)—La empresas que lo elaboran y ademis numerosos feligreses de Coalici6n de Monjas, que tiene distribuyen, muchas de ellas San Juan Bosco. 1,800 miembros, pide que no se verdaderos monopolios. Comentando sobre esta considere un crimen la representacidn el Padre Emilio prostituci6n, sino mis bien Vallina, afirm6 que "es un WASHINGTON-^(NC)—El resultado de circunstancias esfuerzo por miembros de delegado apostolico en Estados sociales y econ6micas que lanzan nuestra comunidad parroquial, Unidos, Mons. Jean Jadot, a muchas jdvenes a esa suerte. para llevar a la escena un aconseja en una entrevista con el No es que pidamos que se mensaje cristiano." Jorge Perez, quien realizari el Santi-Lu, AAA Million Auto National Catholic Reporter que legalice—lo cual implica con- El director Losada, es un papel de Jesus por septima vez. Parts, Limparas Olmo, y en la los cat61icos norteamericanos sentimiento o aprobacWn—sino espafiol, profesional de la radio y Las entradas para esta Rectoria de la Iglesia de San comiencen por leer los que la prostituta no caiga bajo el periodista, "que ademis nos esti escenificaci6n se pueden con- Juan Bosco, 1301 West Flagler documentos del Concilio peso de leyes severas, dijeron. ensenando a actuar" segun cree seguir en Revista Ideal, Joyeria St., telefono 649-5464. Vaticano II sobre renovaci6n de En la Coalici6n hay monjas que la Iglesia, para entender mejor trabajan en prisiones de mujeres. su papel en esta sociedad. Al cabo de casi cinco afios en este pafs, WASHINGTON—(NO—Un Teologo clarified su posicion Mons. Jadot opin6 que los informe del gobierno de Estados catdlicos sufren de Unidos revela que las naciones de Presidente de la Conferencia TUEBINGEN, Alemania ultimo libro "Ser Cristiano" (On "parroquialismo" (horizontes;. todo el mundo gastaron en ar- Episcopal alemana, Cardenal (NC)—El controversial te61ogo, being a Christian), hoy un best limitados) y necesitan mamentos en 1975 la sum a de Joseph Hoeffner de Colonia, fue alemin Padre Hans Kueng que seller en los Estados Unidos. "corresponsabilidad" y $371.26 billones de d61ares (en hecho publico a la prensa el 10 de ensefia en la Universidad de Posteriormente en la reuni6n "comuni6n" con los demas. Estados Unidos un bill6n son mil Tuebingen, ha manifestado a los marzo. general de los obispos el 3 de millones). Una decada atris ?bispos alemanes que el mine a Durante una reunidn con los marzo, estos manifestaron que PORTLAND, Oreg6n— gastaban $184 billones. El mismo pretendi6 en sus escritos poner en obispos alemanes el pasado 22 de consideraban insuficientes las (NC)—Mons. Francis T. Hurley, informe demuestra con cifras duda "la filiacidn divina de enero. el Padre Kueng acordb - aclaraciones recibidas del arzobispo de Juneau en Alaska, que Estados Unidos ha dismi- Jesus, o el misterio de la prestar atenci6n a la petici6n de teblogo hasta el momento, y dijo al presidir una conferencia nuido susgastos militares, aunque Trinidad." los obispos que pedfan una manifestaron que" las ambiguas de 100 delegados diocesanos del aument6 ventas a otros paises; y aclaraci6n sobre las ideas ex- El texto de su carta con fecha opiniones del Padre Kueng son nordeste sobre ministerios , que que la Union Sovietica in- presadas por el te61ogo en su del 21 de febrero y dirigida al tan serias que la Conferencia "debe extenderse aun mis el cremento el monto invertido en Episcopal exige precisas II ministerio de la Iglesia hasta armamentos. Por otra parte, los coirecciones y modificaciones." abarcar a diversos sectores, un paises en desarrollo compraron Las personas antes Voceros del Vaticano t'am- cruce mis complete, del pueblo mis armas que nunca, sobre todo bi£n manifestaron ciertas de Dios." Se debatieron temas los paises petroleros. que los programas" reservas sobre "algunas pastorales sobre el ministerio posiciones doctrinales ex- entre las minorfas—como los WASHINGTON—(NC)—El DENVER —(NC)—"Pori Espiritual de la Parroquia presadas en "Ser Cristiano", hispanos, los esquimales, los Padre Malcom Kenney del Opus todas partes encuentro in-j Americana", el padre Larsen obra que el mismo Kueng con- Indios, y otros; el diaconado Dei informa que aumenta la dividuos que sangran de soledad" pregunto a los miembros de la sidera abarcar lo esencial de la fe permanente, el ministerio entre devocidn privada al fundador de dijo el Padre Earnest Larsen de audiencia cuando era la ultima cristiana. la juventud, y el ministerio de las esta asociaci6n de cristianos en el Minneapolis durante un Congreso vez que habfan saludado a un En su carta del 21 de febrero, el comunicaciones sociales. mundo secular, Mons. Jos6 de Educacidn Religiosa en extrafto. tedlogo afirma que las cuestiones Maria Escrivi de Balaguer, Denver. El Padre Larsen es autor de cristol6gicas que emanan de las WASHINGTON—(NC)—Un fallecido en junio de 1975. Opus El sacerdote redentorista varios libros de espiritualidad y declaraciones de los concilios de programa de televisi6n de la Dei ha comenzado a publicar abri6 este congreso afirmando segun £1, muchos de los que Nicea y Calcedonia, durante los NBC, "Jesus de Nazareth," testimonios de esta devocibn, ante mis de 31,000 participantes trabajan en la Iglesia buscan dar primeros ocho siglos de la anunciando para el Domingo de junto con escritos del fundador. A de 31 estados USA y tres a las personas programas mis Iglesia, son diffciles de resolver, Ramos (3 de abril) ha provocado su muerte Opus Dei habia crecido provincias canadienses, que la que identidad." pero pueden ser explicadas de opiniones encontradas sobre su hasta tener 60,000 miembros, parroquia es un ministerio. "A todos los que ejercemos modo comprensible para los m6rito: Mons Pietro Rossano, de hombres y mujeres, "con- "Dios nos envfa en misi6n algun ministerio en la Iglesia, los creyentes de hoy. Las decisiones la oficina vaticana para asuntos sagrados a la santidad personal hacia otros seres individuos nos gritan de estos concilios, dice Kueng en de no-cristianos, consejero del en sus tareas en el mundo," dijo humanos...nuestro ministerio es "mue'strame que soy su carta, deben apoyarse en la productor del programa Franco el P. Kenney. El sacerdote el de llevar la salvacidn de unico...dime que si, que valgo la tradici6n basada en la Sagrada Zeffirelli, encomid la obra que recibi6 su formacion del mismo Jesucristo a la humanidad." pena", dijo el sacerdote, quten Escritura y Cristo mismo. tom6 cuatro afios de filmacion, Mons. Escrivi y lo considera "un En su charla "Renovaci6n afiadi6: El Padre Kueng dice que "como una pintura del Jesus de verdadero santo." Muchas vidas "Las parroquias deberian "rechaza absolutamente la idea la historia y del Cristo de los han sido reformadas con su enfatizar que los extrafios "no de que se le compare con el estudios biblicos." Pero el fun- devoci6n, agreg6. son peligrosos". Su mensaje disidente arzobispo frances damentalista cristiano IMPRENTA hacia ellos deberia ser" no Marcel Lefbvre" quien se ha protestante Dr. Bob Jones, de WASHINGTON —(NC)—Un vamos a hacerles daflo, o reirnos negado a aceptar la reforma Greenville S.C., declar6 la informe del American Enterprise "MARESMA" de ustedes...aqui todos somos liturgica y otras enseflanzas del producci6n "pervesa" porque Institute formado por soci61ogos, iguales," dijo el Padre Larsen. Concilio Vaticano II, rebaja la divinidad de Cristo. economistas y te61ogos 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. Otro de los conferenciantes "Yo nunca he pretendido ser Otros dicen en cambio que recomienda que se d6 mis im- del Congreso fue el Padre infalible o desafiar la ortodoxia aunque tiene algunas fallas, la portancia a unidades' populares Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para Edward Farrell, Director de las autoridades romanas, obra es "teol6gicamente como la familia, la iglesia, el Espiritual y Profesor del "dijo Kueng. segura." vecindario y las organizaciones Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, Seminario del Sagrado Coraz6n "Nunca he querido ser mis. voluntaries, en la solucidn de pro-. Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y en Detroit. cat61ico que la Iglesia Cat61ica, y WASHINGTON—(NO—Un blemas economicos y sociales quiero permanecer fiel a esta, mi del pais, en lugar de dejar todos Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. Autor de varios libros sobre censo de la Iglesia muestra que la oracibn, el sacerdote dijo a la Iglesia," afiade. hay 1,747 diiconos permanentes, los programas de asistencia social en manos del estado y de TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS audiencia que "la oraci6n es un De acuerdo con la petici6n de y que otros 2,507 hombres se hambre...y mis que hambre. Es los obispos alemanes, el te61ogo preparan para este ministerio. funcionarios oficiales. "Se trata COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES recibir el don de uno mismo y afirm6 que planea ofrecer las1 De los ya ordenados, un 78 por de organizaciones intermedias lograr entrar con Jesus en su aclaraciones que se le piden a ciento son blancos, 15 por ciento (entre gobierno y ciudadano) que AHDPRE TIEMPQ Y D1NERO misma consciencia. Es una travel de un suplemento a la obra tienen apellidos hispanos, 6 por con menos gasto producen mis CDNFIANDDNDS 'SUS IMPRESDS identificaci6n apasionada y total "Ser cristiano" que saldri a la ciento son negros. Entre los resultados," por encima de miMOS BI*«I*MENTE KILI.IIM con el Cuerpo quebrado de luz el ano pr6ximo bajo el titulo aspirantes al diaconado per- ideologfas de izquierda o TELEFONO 642-7266 Cristo." "iExiste Dios?". manente hay un 17 por ciento de derecha. Page 261 Miami, Florida I the voice / Friday, April 1,1977 Respondiendo mandato de obispos USA

En reuni6n hist6rica para la Iglesia del Sudeste, representantes de diversas di6cesis del Sur acudieron a la Ermita de la Caridad la semana pasada para planificar la par- ticipaci6n del pueblo hispano en el Segundo Encuentro Nacional Hispano de Pastoral que tendra lugar en Washington este verano. La reuni6n habfa sido con- vocada por el Secretario Nacional Hispano, y en ella se inform6 que aunque todavia solo formada para efectos del Encuentro, la nueva regi6n comprendera 20 didcesis en los estados de Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Mississippi, Carolina del Norte y del Sur y Tennessee. Representantes del apostolado hispano de seis de esas di6cesis inclulda Miami acudieron a la reuni6n en la Con la ayuda de la pizarra Mons. Agustfn Ermita y juntos escucharon al Roman izq., describe la sltuaci6n de la Director Nacional del Archididcesls con grandes multitudes sin Secretariado Hispano, Pablo evangelizar. A su derecha el Padre Mario Sedillo quien present6 al grupo el Vizcaino y Pablo Sedillo Jr. Director del mandato de los obispos para el Secretariado Hispano de la Conferencia Encuentro. Episcopal. Arriba representantes de "El modelo de participaci6n diversas ditfcesis del Sur Este. sera uno que nos permita permita la reflexi6n y aportacidn escuchar a la base," dijo. de iniciativas a toda la base. La "Facilmente podemos Sedillo evoc6 los orfgenes de abiertos, diciendonos con el realidad," dijo Sedillo. reflexi6n se llevara a cabo en reunirnos nosotros como la nueva torn a de conciencia de la coraz6n: i si tambien ustedes son "Por eso estamos aqui," torno a seis tern as derivados del profesionales de Iglesia, para comunidad hispana catdlica de nuestras ovejas y nos preocupan afiadib el Padre Mario Vizcaino. tern a central que es la discutir las necesidades... Pero esta naci6n, durante el Primer sus necesidades!", anadi6. Sch. P., "Hemos de responder Evangelizaci6n. Las apor- qu6 lenguaje utilizaremos para Encuentro Hispano de Pastoral Despues de varios dias de localmente al mandato de los taciones de todas las regiones se llegar a la base, para alcanzar a en 1972. reflexi6n, los participantes en el obispos. enviaran a un comite Central en los que estan lejos de los Convocado por los obispos primer Encuentro redactaron 78 "Se necesitan nuestra voz y Washington que preparara los Sacramentos o nunca han llegado americanos, aquel encuentro recomendaciones que se aportaciones, pero no como in- materiales para el Encuentro del a experimentar lo que es la cont6 con la asistencia de unas presentaron a la jerarquia dividuos sino como regi6n." verano. Iglesia, pregunt6. 300 personas de toda la naci6n. americana para estudio e im- El Padre Mario Vizcaino es Asistiran al Encuentro de' "Ese es el desaffo que el Segun Sedillo a quell a reunidn plementacibn. Un gran numero profesor de Filosofia y Teologia Washington representantes de Encuentro pone ante nosotros. marc6 el comienzo de una nueva de ellas son hoy dia realidad. en la Universidad Internacional todas las di6cesis, en numero "Hemos de entender el etapa, para los catdlicos hispanos "Pero no nos quedamos en de la Florida (FIU) y ha sido proporcional a la poblaci6n Evangelio y traducirlo al que comprenden un 40 por ciento aquello," dice Sedillo. nombrado por el Secretariado hispana de cada una, con lenguaje que todos puedan en- de la poblacidn catdlica nacional. "Se form.6 un comite per- Nacional como coordinador de delegados del apostolado rural y tender; los j6venes, los alejados, "Con gran orgullo vi como el manente de obispos —hoy dia son los esfuerzos de la regi6n Sur urbano. los seglares, religiosos y pueblo hispano se levantaba con 10. Gracias al apoyo de ese Este, hacia el Encuentro. Tanto delegados como ob- sacerdotes, sin olvidar a los hambre de participaci6n en la comitg bajo el obispo James A partir de ahora hasta el servadores en el II Encuentro trabajadores agricolas Iglesia," dijo. Rausch de Phoenix, hemos verano las seis regiones de Nacional habran de haber sido migratorios, y diversos grupos "Fue una gran alegria ver al logrado que los planes para el la naci6n seguiran la misma parte del proceso de reflexi6n en etnicos." episcopado con los brazos Segundo Encuentro sean ya estrategia de participaci6n que sus didcesis respectivas. Diocesis comparten exitos y problemas A. CANTERO

describid la labor de los 10 sacerdotes y 19 religiosas en 8 misiones rurales de esta Archidi6cesis. "Nadie sabe el numero exacto de trabajadores agricolas migratorios pero se estima en unos 150,000," dijo. "En la Archididcesis tratamos de no duplicar los programas existentes sino colaborar con las agendas privadas o del gobierno." i • "En el aspecto urbano de la •Mons. Roman Mary Mooney P. Soy Hna. Hendrick - P. McLean P. Quigley O.P. Archidi6cesis contamos con dos En Miami para coordinar el apostolado hispano rural y ur- pleto para ello." y religioso y servir las mundos diferentes," dijo Mons. proceso de participaci6n del bano. Han originado tres El Padre Soy sefial6 la im- necesidades de las familias. Agustin Roman. "El mundo de pueblo en el II Encuentro proyectos que lleva el mismo portancia de salir al encuentro de Su diocesis cuenta con unos las parroquias y movimientos y Nacional Hispano de Pastoral, pueblo: una cllnica, un complejo la gente. "Nunca pensamos que 40,000 hispanos y unos 10,000 el de la gran multitud sin representantes de diversas de vivienda y un programa de habia hispanos en Sarasota, pero trabajadores agricolas evangelizar. di6cesis del sudeste com- derechos humanos. al asignar un sacerdote surgieron migratorios —un 65 por ciento de "La inquietud del hispano partieron los exitos y problemas "Para lograr la participaci6n 400 familias," dijo. "Los e'stos hispanos y el resto negros. por la familia ha hecho surgir de sus respectivos apostolados. del pueblo hemos descubierto que parrocos deberian comprender "Desde mi nombramiento varios movimientos en favor de "Nuestros grupos son muy nosotros hemos de meternos en que los hispanos han de ser he recorrido todo el estado la familia. fragiles," dijo la Hna., Anita sus intereses y escucharles desde visitados en el hogar, pues ellos estableciendo contactos. Van "Fa'cilmente se tiende a Hendrick que trabaja con los ahi, en lugar de tratar de no acuden a la rectoria." surgiendo algunas comunidades confundir la evangelizacion con trabajadores agricolas meterlos a ellos en nuestro Representando a la Diocesis de base y planeamos el primer la cercania a los sacramentos, migratorios de la Di6cesis de proceso," dijo. de Pensacola-Tallahassee, Mary encuentro diocesano para pero nuestra gran urgencia es la Orlando. En St. Petersburgh tenemos Mooney sefial6 la falta de Abril," dijo. evangelizaci6n," afladi6. "Ellos no entienden nuestra unos 100,000 hispanos," dijo el sacerdotes de habla hispana en "Acabo de ser nombrado "No cabe duda de que existe categorias de Iglesia porque no la Padre Estevan Soy de la su area. "He descubierto unas 400 para venir a esta reuni6n," dijo el variedad entre los diversos han experimentado con nosotros. parroquia de la Epifania en personas que suspiran por un Padre James McLean de grupos hispanos de la Nacidn, Ahora tratamos de utilizar sus Venice. "Unos 20,000 son sacerdote," dijo. Memphis, Ten. "Somos diocesis pero tambien es mucho lo que nos hechos de vida y les dejamos que trabajadores agricolas El Padre James F. Quigley, pequena y apenas comenzamos une" seflaW el Padre Juan Lopez nos digan sus necesidades." migratorios." O. P. de Charleston, S. C. en esto." de Naranja. Fla. Pragma La Hna. Anita explicd que "No es facil atender a los describi6 el apostolado hispano Mons. John McMahon, ticamente quizas conviene hay en su di6cesis tres sacerdotes hispanos ya que somos 14 de su di6cesis como uno que director de la Oficina de Vida recordarnos pues si gritamos y cinco religiosas dedicados al sacerdotes y no a tiempo com- busca promover el sentido social Rural de la Archidi6cesis juntos se nos oira mejor." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, April 1,1977 / Page 27 Celebremos laPascuo centrandonos en Cristo jSe acerca la Pascua, her- mundo, y su celebraci6n anual misterio que se refleja, lo menos una perspectiva a la el recuerdo y estudiando el manos! Este ano cae el 10 de atrae nuestra atencidn hacia el sepamos o no, quer^moslo o no, filosofia de la tierra y, para sentido de su presencia in- abril. centro del misterio de Cristo: su en cada uno de nosotros per- nosotros, un sentido a la teologia manente en el acontecer total de muerte y su resurrecci6n; sonalmente. de la vida. la historia; se trata de la Hemos de prepararnos a la misterio que se espeja sobre toda Llega la Pascua en el Tenemos que prepararnos a redencidn del hombre realizada Pascua. Es el acontecimiento la humanidad y la penetra hasta cuadrante del tiempo con el la Pascua. por Cristo, resplandor de su supremo de la historia del en sus destinos mas rec6nditos; y recuerdo puntual, que da al En primer lugar, renovando misericordia y de su amor: todos nosotros estamos implicados. En un segundo momento, se trata de determinar nuestra eleccibn personal ante esta invitacidn acechante y fascinadora, invitacidn a tomar parte en la estupenda economia de la gracia y de la salvaci6n, que irradia de la Pascua de Cristo, para convertirla en Pascua nuestra personal. En otros terminos: se trata de predisponernos a cumplir con Pascua, es decir, a celebrar cada uno en la propia conciencia y con adhesidn total, el prodigio de la liberacidn de la muerte, o sea del pecado, y el prodigio de la recuperacidn de nuestra vida per did a, que es resucitar con Cristo resucitado. Esta par- ticipacidn sacramental no resulta siempre una cos a facil; exige un acto interior de humildad y de valentia, que con frecuencia el respeto humano y la habitual indolencia del espiritu intentan paralizar; pero si se realiza en plena autenticidad.es el actom&s significativo, mas bello y mas reconfortante del ano. Este es nuestro deseo para todos, en este duro y confuso momento hist6rico; un momento que, por otra parte, coincide con el brotar de la primavera, simbolo feliz y augurio de una vida en Cristo, nueva y renaciente. Maria, la Madre, nos llama a esta vida y nos la ofrece. Pablo VI

Comienza Semana Santa voz semanano Comuni6n 2 pm. Via-Crucis con Con la bendici6n de las Santo: Liturgia dela Pasi6n: 3-5- catolico palmas este domingo se inician y 7 pm. procesi6n del silencio 10 presentaci6n dramatica por los martes y mi6rcoles) 8 pm. por los dias de Semana Santa, pm. Sabado Santo. Vigilia j6venes 8 pm. Padre Villaronga. Jueves Santo: durante los cuales en todas las: Pascual 10:30 pm. NTRA. SRA. DE LA D. Misa de la Cena y procesi6n al parroquias de la Archididcesis se SANTA TERESITA—jueves PROVIDENCIA—Dia de monumento 7 pm. Viernes Santo: Misa de los celebraran actos especiales para Santo: Misa de la Cena 6 pm. reconciliaci6n familiar el sAbado Serm6n 7 palabras (P. ayudar a los fieles a vivir el Viernes Santo: Via-Crucis por los 2 de abril a las 10 am. en Villaronga) 8pm. Sabado Santo: Santos Oleos misterio de la muerte y jardines con escenificaciones por seminario menor. Domingo de Vigilia Pascual 7 pm. resurrecci6n de Cristo. los j6venes 8:15 pm. Domingo de Ramos: Bendici6n de palmas SAN JUAN BOSCO— el Martes Santo Enumeramos a continuackm los Pascua: Misa Solemne con Coral 9:30 am. Jueves Santo: Misa de Domingo de Ramos: Bendici6n la Cena y adoraci6n 7 pm. actos de algunas parroquias. A Cubana 1 pm. de Palmas y procesi6n 10 am. Por recomendaci6n del petici6n de algunas parroquias, Viernes Santo: Via -Crucis 2 pm. Re tiro, (lunes a miercoles) 8-10 CORPUS CHRISTI—Do- Celebraci6n de la Pasi6n y Senado Sacerdotal y con la enumeramos algunos de los actos mingo de Ramos: Bendici6n de pm. Jueves Santo: Misa de la aprobaci6n del Arzobispo especiales que se celebraran esta Comuni6n 7 pm. Sabado Santo: Cena 8 pm. Viernes Santo: Vla- palmas y procesi6n 10 am. Vigilia Pascual 7:30 pm. Coleman F. Carroll, la semana: Jueves Santo: Misa de la Cena Crucis y Serm6n 7 palabras 3 pm. tradicional Misa de los Santos 7:30 pm. con adoraci6n hasta ST. JOHN THE Celebraci6n de la Pasi6n y SANTA CECILIA—Domingo Comuni6n 7:30 pm. Procesi6n de Oleos se celebrar& este afio en la de Ramos: Bendicibn de Palmas medianoche. Viernes Santo: APOSTLE — Domingo del catedral, el martes 5 de abril, en Serm6n de las 7 palabras (P. Ramos: Bendicion de Palmas 9 la Dolorosa 9 pm. Sibado Santo: y Procesibn 11 am. Jueves Santo: Vigilia Pascual 11 pm. lugar del Jueves Santo. MisadelaCena 7:30 pm. Viernes Villaronga) y Oficio liturgico con am. Misidn parroquial (lunes, Las rubric as liturgicas para la celebracidn de este rito senalan esta Misa "que el Obispo Como participar en Encuentro Nacional concelebra con sus sacerdotes y 1 durante la cual se bendicen los ~ . chidi6ces>... :«s= eooflioi.- JV - /\EncuentrEncuentroo oleos, es una expresitin de la Ar R 9 unidad de los sacerdotes con su —v/i de 50