LEAGUE for Catholic rights forming P3 WATERFRONT place for sailors marks 1st P3 DANCING priests spread The the Gospel PI 3 Archdiococese of Miami Volume XXIII No. 4 January 23,1981 Price 25 .••;•••' -.•;.; Recor at ABCD fete By George Kemon five-year plan set forth for the Arch- There js a "golden era" coming in the More than 1200 persons, a record" diocese and the tremendous need for Church in this country. This is good for crowd for ABCD dinners, turned out at new parish buildings to respond to the the Church, and good for religion in the Omni Hotel in Miami last Friday to needs of the people. general i n the coun try." hear Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy This Archdiocese is continuing to THE AUXILIARY Bishop referred to and Bishop John j; Neytns speak about build schools, and even with the the Archdiocese of Miami as a "great the charitable programs and projected opening of two new high schools this vineyard for the Lord" in which we plans and accomplishments of the Ar- year, there is still a waiting list of 600 "have many opportunities for grace i. hdiocese. students. Contrary to many dioceses today through our support of: the Archbishop McCarthy spoke of the around the nation which are closing programs of the Archdiocese." great number Illinois Bishops assail Governor over bill veto CHICAGO (NC) - Illinois bishops accused Gov. James R. Thom- pson of "duplicity" and "discrimination" following his veto of the "fair bus bill" passed by the state legislature. The measure would have provided for bus transportation for non-public school children under certain conditions. Churches / Synagogues best friend of families STEEPLE WORK — Workmen are silhoutted on the roof of St. Clement of Rome Church in WASHINGTON (NC) - "Churches and synagogues are the best Metairie, La.,^s they hoist a modern steeple on the new facility. (NC Photo) friends families have," White House Conference on Families chairman Jim Guy Tucker told representatives .of the U.S. Preachers of Catholic social lrlsh activists religious community. condition Pope urges diplomats end Iraq-Iran war doctrine called Marxists VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II has urged the inter- serious national community to seek an end to the Iran-Iraq war: During LOS ANGELES (NC) - Preaching in our mission are hungry. I think his address to diplomats he also said that only justice coupled Catholic social doctrine in Latin they're hungrier and poorer than when BELFAST, Northern Ireland (NC) - Catholic with love can solve the long-standing Middle East conflict and America can lead quickly to the. I first went there." civil strife in many other parts of the world. preacher's being branded a Marxist, He said the Irish nuns had told him civil activist Bernadette said an Irish bishop who was a hunger has caused an outbreak of Devlin McAlisky was missionary in Latin America. tuberculosis. "There is a high infant reportedly in a semi- Pope meets with Billy Graham Bishop Michael Murphy of Cork and mortality. TB is rampant and unem- conscious state Jan. 19 after being shot seven VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II and the Rev. Billy Ross, Ireland, who served in Peru from ployment is at a very high level." Graham met privately at the Vatican for half an hour recently. 1961 to 1969, visited Los Angeles en The people whom the Irish priests times in an route home from the Diocese of and sisters serve come from the assassination attempt. Trfljllo, Peru, where 12 priests of his mountains to the coastal plain in sear- Mrs. McAlisky's Mexico's bishops protest visit byte Febvre diocese and 16 Irish nuns are serving ch of work, Bishop Murphy said. "They husband, Michael, was the "marginados," the poor of the come because they have no alter- shot three times in the MEXICO CITY (NC) - Mexico's bishops protested against the slums. natives. They put up 'chosas' (shacks) assassination attempt. surprise visit of suspended Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre to the "the situtation has reached a point in in the city and try to find employment. Both were listed in country, where he has illicitly celebrated Tridentine-Rite Masses Latin America where if you speak for They're tne people we work for." serious condition. and confirmed children. the poor and teach Catholic social THE IRISH MISSIONARIES have used The attempt oc- doctrine along the line of 'Populorum health and education as means of curred Jan. 16 at the Bishop tells labor Church will support them Progressio' (Pope Paul Vl's encyclical evangelizing, the bishop said. "When McAlisky home about "On the Development of Peoples"), we went in , there were hardly 40 miles west of PHOENIX, Ariz. (NC) - Bishop James S. Rausch of Phoenix told the right will brand you a Marxist," any educational facilities for these Belfast. Police said labor union members that keeping the labor movement alive is Bishop Murphy said. people. We have provided buildings' three suspected up to them and that the church would help them in that effort. "ONE OF THE MAIN emphases the and direction. The government has members of a church has to take is a prophetic one. provided over 100 Peruvian teachers for Protestant guerrilla And if you do, there will be very the schools." organization were Pope sends blessings to Los Angeles serious consequences. You can be ac- arrested by Br.ittish The 16 Irish nuns are Sisters of Mercy paratroopers after the cused of being political. and Sisters of Bon Secours. They have LOS ANGELES (NC) - Pope John Paul II has sent a letter and shooting and were blessing to the people of Los Angeles on the occasion of the "Being prophetic consists of drawing started a community of Peruvian nuns, being interrogated. attention to the realities of injustice. which now has 30 novices. city's bicentennial. Los Angeles was founded in 1781. A year And if you do, you can find your Bishop Murphy 56, who was or- The attack took * long celebration is now in progress. head on a plate like John the Baptist." dained to the priesthood in 1949, was place at 8:14 a.m. Bishop Murphy said Pope John Paul II loaned to the Washington Arch- when three gunmen Famous Dominican sister dies at Puebla, Mexico, in 1979 warned diocese for six years in the 1950s. By entered the McAlisky against embracing political ideologies, Bishop Cornelius Lucey, then head of home, police said. . ADRIAN, Mich. (NC) - Dominican Sister Ann Joachim, the first but also stressed the importance of the Diocese of Cork and Ross, because An army patrol heard nun ever to be admitted to the bar of the U.S. Supreme Court, preaching the Gospel and the social there was a surplus of priests in Cork. the shots and ap- died in Adrian Jan. 8, at age 79. Sister Joachim, a native of Ger- teaching of the church. When Pope John XXIII appealed to prehended three many, entered the Dominican convent at Adrian after obtaining "MY PERSONAL VIEW," the bishop the Irish bishops in 1959 to provide suspects, authorities a law degree, winning 11 tennis titles and piloting her own air- said, "is that no matter what changes priests for the missions, Bishop Lucey said. plane. of structure take place, unless there is send Cork priests to train with the The McAlisky's three a fundamental change of heart, no BostonArcndiocese's Missionary children, aged 9, 5 and Catholic welfare service institutions increase progress can be made because Society of St. James the Apostle for 2, were in the house at corruption is so endemic." work in Latin America. Father Murphy the time but not in- ROME (NC) - In less than half a century the Catholic Church has Peru's inflation rate is now 70 per- went to Peru with the St. James society jured, said police. increased its welfare service institutions at least tenfold, statistics cent, Bishop Murphy said. "The people in 1961. suggest. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy "The Second Vatican Council . . . President. The Voice Publishing Co. Inc. speaks of the need to make the world Voice more human and says that the Average weekly paid circulation (USPS 622-620) realization of this task is precisely the Robert L. 0'Steen 51,000 Archdiocese ol Miami mission of the church in the modem Distributed to the home by mail Editor Weekly Publication world." on Friday and bought in 132 "Society can become ever more churches on Sunday, 50 weeks in George Kemon-Feature'. Editor Don Dugan-Sales Management Consultant MAILING ADDRESS P.O. BOX 38-1059 human only if we introduce into the the year. Jos* P. Atonso-Spanish Editor George Lezcano-Promotional Director Miami, Fla. 331M many-sided setting of interpersonal Second class postage paid at TELEPHONES News 75S0543 and social relationships, not merely Miami, Florida. Subscription rates Ana Rodriguez-Staff Writer Victor M. Rejon-Marketing Director. Advertising 754 2651 justice, but also that "merciful love" $7.50 a year. Foreign $10. Single Clasaifiad - 7S4-2K2 copy 25c. Published every Friday Edith Miller-Bookkeeper June Meyers-Classified Advertising Circulation 754 265? which constitutes the messianic except weeks including Christmas Ft Lauderdato 525 5157 message of the Gospel." and Independence Day. Kathleen McGowan- Circulation Manager W Palm Bch 133-1951 Page 2 /Miami, Florida /THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 Catholic rights league forming (See Editorial Page 9) days about consciousness-raising. You can insult any other group in the coun- By Dick Conklin try and you will pay a price for it. But South Florida Catholics are forming a you can insult Catholics, individually League to defend your rights as a or as a group, and get away with it. Catholic. Maybe we need a little consciousness- A meeting was held last week to raising of our own! form a local chapter of the national FATHER PETER STRAVINSKAS, U.S. Catholic League for Religious and Civil East Coast Director, spoke to the Rights and members and leaders are group, describing the role of the now being sought. organization and now to get a local ANTI-CATHOLICISM has been chapter going. He told of instances called "the deepest bias in the ranging from a simple letter written to history of the American people" by a TV commentator asking for equal historian Arthur Schlesinger. Any per- time, to some of the major campaigns son who has experienced the sting of in which the rights of Catholic parents, discrimination because of his beliefs or students, workers and the elderly have has watched a TV program distorting been defended. Stravinskas was the his religion has felt this bias. Many guest on several local radio talk show Catholics have wondered, "Why isn't programs while visiting the area. Also there a civil liberties or anti- in town for the kickoff was League defamation group for us? Who stands Director of Communications Fr. Tim up for our rights?" O'Brien. The Catholic League for Religious As an interest group, a defender of and Civil Rights is just that religious freedom, an anti-defamation organization. Founded in Milwaukee, organization, or an information and Wis. some 7 years ago, today it has research source, the League has a 30,000 members nationally of which track record second to none. Yet Fr. over 700 live in the area. While not ac- Stravinskas emphasized the need for tive locally, the League nevertheless local activity. made a name for itself when it defen- "You people are the ones on the ded a Miami nurse fired from her job scene, the ones with the person-to- for refusing to assist with abortions. person contact. You are the ones to That case, as with many others, was do the letter-writing and make the defended by Coral Gables attorney phone calls. These are things you Bob Brake. should be doing already as Catholic The five Catholic bishops in Florida individuals", he told the group. got the ball rolling when they formally THE NEXT STEP is for the League to asked the Catholic League to establish reach, via existing organizations and a chapter in the state. Leaders from publicity, its local members and other organization sucfi as the Serra Club, interested individuals who want to Knights of Columbus, Council of take a part in the Southeast Florida This editorial cartoon appeared in the Arkansas Catholic Women, Catholic Lawyers chapter. In addition to a President, Guild, and pro-life groups were con- nominations are being accepted for Gazette on April 16. The Catholic League com- tacted, resulting in a meeting recently four vice-presidents: one each for pared it to some of the anti-Catholic works of to discuss the possibilities of bringing Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Coun- the League here. ties, and one for the Spanish com- nineteenth-century cartoonist Thomas Nast. THERE WAS NO DOUBT among munity. Help is needed with the role. those who came that the Catholic Speaker's Bureau, Membership, Legal, Rights are urged to contact Kobert M. People interested in taking an active Brake, 1830 Ponce de Leon Blvd., League is needed. As Miamian Paul Publicity, and Issues committees, and part in the formation of the local Collins put it, "We hear a lot these Parish Contacts also play an important Coral Gables, FL, 33134. His phone Catholic League for Religious and Civil number (days) is 444-1694. Fla. doctor sues bishop, pro-life unit abortion clinic physician also charged WINTER PARK, Fla. (NC) - An Orange Catholic organization, Bishop Thojmas Conference of Catholic Bishops (NC- County physician who operates an J. Grady of Orlando and another doc- violations of his civil rights and CB) and the National Right to Life violation of the Sherman Anti-Trust abortion clinic has filed suit in Florida tor and his wife. Committe, inc. The couple are Dr. circuit court against two national The organizations are the National Act. Robert Metzger and his wife, Carol. Defense attorney have filed a DR. SAMUEL J. Bar; charged that the motion asking the state court to hold No such film about Christ five parties "interferred with an advan- off hearings until the federal case has Reports, now being circulated in protest concerning the movie. tageous business relationship...con- been heard. spired to organize and carry out a Palm Beach County, regarding the The movie was cancelled as a Barr alleged that because of their an- production of a -film portraying result of a reader poll conducted by secondary boycott and maliciously conspired to interfere with the ti-abortion activities the defendants Christ as a homosexual are the magazine in 1977. kept him from obtaining staff erroneous. The Arehdiocesan Com- business relationship of the plaintiff' with two hospitals. privileges at local hospitals. He said he Plans for the film were canceled munications Ministry urges all needs a full service hospital at his almost three years ago. Despite parishes to disregard any announ- The suit is similar to one filed by Barr disposal in order to operate his abor- that Modern People Productions, a cements about the movie which against the same defendants in federal tion clinic. monthly magazine in Franklin Park, they receive for publication in district court in 1979. In that suit, He is asking for damages of more continues to receive letters of docketed for hearing March 17, the bulletins. than $5,000 and a jury trja|. AND WATER "Serving South Florida Over 30 Years" PRESSURE ROOF PAINTINGCLEANING I cm (justakcn UncJusfties, in, PAINTING TEXTURED COATINGS Member of Miami Dade Ft Lauderdale and RE-RQQFING Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce • RESIDENTIAL GUARANTEED FOR • COMMERCIAL AS LONG AS YOU OWN ROOF REPAIRS Miami and Dade County Office. Ph. 944-9422 • CONDOMINIUMS YOUR HOME-BEAUTIFIES Ft. 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On working "toward a society human beings the right to life and the Saturday, January 24th, at 2:00 p.m., where abortion need not oc- status of personhood. Archbishop McCarthy is going to cur." I can remember that day, and I celebrate Mass on the grounds of the "We will'take responsibility as thought then, as many others, that it Respect Life Office, 18340 N.W. 12th part of the mission of the couldn't be and certainly the next day Ave., Miami. Please join us. During the church," they said, to create an it would be repealed. Mass a Shrine will be dedicated to Our ethos which values all life and But instead, in the tragic days of Lady of Guadalupe, Patroness of the which works toward a society these eight years, the abortion unborn and to the millions of Holy In- where abortion need not oc- business has grown to become one of* nocents of our time. cur." Amrica's largest businesses. Our Lady of Guadalupe has been Although agreeing on the But instead, nearly 10 million unique adopted as Patroness of the unborn need for supportive services for and unrepeatable irrfages and likeness because when she appeared in wolen with problem pregnan- of God have been destroyed by abor- Mexico, she was wearing the black cies, the dialogue participants tion. band of maternity around her waist, noted that Catholics intend But instead, on the average there is the sign that she was with child. She such services to support a one abortion every 30 seconds, hour was offering her Child to the New decision to-earry the pregnancy upon hour, day in and day out. World. Our thanks to the Knights of to term, whereas Presbyterian- But instead, we hear of rumors of Columbus, Chapter One of Dade Reformed church members other stages of human life being County for donating the Shrine. And believe society ought also to threatened by the anti-life forces. equal thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Vic- provide services that could It is on the occasion of this sad an- toriano Fernandez of Mexico for support a personal decision to niversary, that we need to renew our donating the mosaic. have an abortion. determined efforts to end the tragedy Please remember daily in prayer the The dialogue participants also of permissive abortions. With you, I defenseless of our society. issued a statement on human . am convinced that God has given san- rights which said that, under ctity to human life and that He has Dedication Jan. 24 certain circumstances, conferred on us — as individuals and as "revolution may be a necessity a society - the responsibility of The eighth anniversary of the U-S. to reconstitute a society under safeguarding life. We need never to be Supreme . Court decision legalizing moral law." apologetic of our belief that human abortion-on-demand will be marked The statements on abortion life is sacred and a gift from God, It is by South Florida Catholics arid those and human rights were important that we continue to educate of other faiths opposing abortion produced by participants in the ourselves from the Scriptures and the during a specil Mass celebrated by Ar- third round of discussions by sciences. It is important that we con- chbishop Edward A. McCarthy at 2 the Roman Catholic- tinue to reach out to those who need p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 24 at 18340 NW Presbyterian-Reformed Con- our help and it is important that we 12 AVE. sultation jointly sponsored by continue to let our voice be known in Sponsored by the Respect Life Office the U.S. bishops' Committee the public arena. And of equal impor- of the Archdiocese of Miami,- the ob- for Ecumenical and In- tance; we must pass our knowledge servance will include the dedication of terreligious Affairs and the and values to future generations. a new Shrine honoring the Virgin of Caribbean and North American On the occasion of this sad anniver- Guadalupe, patroness of the unborn. Area Council of the World sary, we reflect on the progress that Th shrine was donated by the Florida Allience of Reformed Churches Pro-life poster at local Catholic has been made toward that goal of Chapter One of the Knights of Colum- (Presbyterian and Congrega- school. returning protection to all life, born bus. tional). The consultation began in 1965. OUR40TH YEAR OF SERVICE Magnavox TSALES-SERVICE-RENTALV S Since 1958 UNCOLN TV "Where SMART shoppers buy" 4720 N. Federal Ft. Laud. (Opposite Holy Cross Hosp.) 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(NC) - Religious leaders have the right and duty to present Senate president James Clark, is part of an effort by the Maryland Catholic Con- their views on issues, Archbishop James A. Hickey of Washington told a groups ference to Drovide a forum for the exchange of views between the legislators of Maryland legislators at a luncheon meeting Jan. 15 in Annapolis. and the three bishops whose dioceses include parts of Maryland. The Archbishop said people can agree or disagree with what the religious Archbishop William Borders of Baltimore and Bishop Thomas Mardaga of leaders say, but cannot dispute their right to speak. Wilmington, Del., whose diocese includes nine Maryland counties, also were "SURELY IT IS a distortion of the principle of the separation of church and state to scheduled to meet with legislators from districts within their jurisdictions. hold that a religious leader cannot speak on issues," he said. "It is not only his The meetings have been taking place since 1979, according to Msgr. Thomas right but his duty to point out their moral implications." M. Duffy, who heads the Archdiocese of Washington's government liaison effor- He noted that some people's objection to religious leaders speaking out is in ts. direct ratio to their position on the issue. He said there are persons who object Asked if the church's efforts in Annapolis would be tied to those of the Moral to bishops speaking out against abortion but applaud their stand on capital Majority, which recently opened an office near the statehouse, Archbishop punishment and prison reform. Hickey said, "We feel that there are many vital issues with which we address "From time to time my fellow bishops and myself hope to offer you our views, legislators and evaluate candidates." the views of the citizens you represent, views of our best moral understanding AS THE MARYLAND Catholic Conference evaluates legislators and their work, of the implications of events ana projects," he said, adding "we hope to do so in he said, "we naturally look at the whole sum and substance >of their legislative keeping with the healthy political traditions of our country." position." The archbishop met with about 25 state senators and delegates from the five It was the first time that an archbishop of Washington had taken part in the Maryland counties within the boundaries of the Archdiocese of Washinton. meeting with legislators. Meetings had been planned in previous years but had THE LUNCHEON, which was attended by Lt. Cov. Samuel W. Bogley and to be cancelled. * . • . ISN'T 10 MILLION ENOUGH? SINCE 1 970,10 MILLION UNIQUE AND UNREPEATABLE IMAGES AND LIKENESSES OF GOD HAVE DEEN DESTROYED DY ABORTION. THURSDAY, JANUARY 22,1981 MARKS THE 8TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SUPREME COURTS INFAMOUS DECISION LEGALIZING ABORTION-ON-DEMAND. PLEASE JOIN US IN PRAYER ON SATURDAY, JANUARY24,1981 AT 2:00P.M. Respect Life Off ice 16340 NW12th Avenue Miami, Florida 33169 CONCELEBRATED MASS AND DEDICATION OF A SHRINE OF OUR LADY OFGUADALUPE, PATRONESS OF THE UNBORN. ARCHBISHOP EDWARD A. MCCARTHY, MAIN CELEBRANT. THE MASS AND DEDICATION WILL BE HELD ON THE GROUNDS OF THE RESPECT LIFE OFFICE. (LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF NW183 AND NW12TH AVENUE.) 'Thank God/ they're free continued from p. 1 a final judgment on the hostage taught the United States that it "is no episode. But for now, words didn't longer in a position to rule the world seem enough to express the joy of by fiat, as it was at the end of World their families and of the nation that War II, only 35 years ago." had kept its anguished vigil for so long. The lesson, he said, is that everything in the world today is interlinked "and Amid the tears, the champagne and that some very basic problems are not the celebration, Eugene Lauterbach of amenable to solution by the unilateral Dayton, Ohio, mother of Steven, use of power, no matter how great. Lauterbach, one of the hostages, We must rethink this new situation, seemed to express best the collective our place in the world, our commit- sigh of relief when she said, "In ment to justice everywhere - not just the beginning, I never expected it to go here, not just for our people." on this long; but after a while, I never TIME AND history will have to make expected it to end." "It seems to me that people do want to help one another. 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The welcome harbor ashore. men usually pay for their calls, but if a The busy social center in the Port of seaman is "short" he is never refused. Miami has been in operation for about Stella Maris is located on the docks a year now, and it looks like if s here to strategically set at the end of the stay. More than 1,000 ship's personnel passenger ship dock and the beginning were served by the House in one for-m of the cargo ship wharfs, Thus, the or another since it opened last House is immediately available to both January. types of seaman. STELLA MARIS came into being when The cruise ship sailors are better fed, the Port asked for some kind of housed, and have better conditions all chaplain coverage .for the many men around than those who man the and women who come and go (freighters and contaiher ships. . through it. Stella Maris was the Arch- OFTEN THE container ships arrive in diocese's answer and through the morning and are gone by nightfall. allocation of ABCD funds came into The men have about an 8-hour respite being in an effective way. on shore. There is really no place for Stella Maris is a member of the them to go in such a short time and Apostleship of the Sea and comes un- many avail themselves of the der guidance of a special committee sociability of Stella Maris. There is cof- of the Conference of Bishops in fee and soda, stereo, easy chairs, even Washington. Bishop Rene H. Gracida, a little "P.X." with such things as Bishop of Pensacola-Tallahassee is shaving cream, tooth paste, and xhairman of the Committee. aspirin. The men often have no time to To .die seaman who comes off his buy these things in between sailings. ship SifeUa Maris looms like a beacon The seamen are frequently 7 or 8 on the horizon. It provides essential months away from their home ports services for \im, takes care of and they become quite lonely — emergencies ancTwith its informal at- especially when coming into a country mosphere, seems like a home to in which they cannot speak the him. •. • language. This is where Rolando is so useful. To the seaman who comes off He speaks Spanish, and this bridge of his ship, Stella Maris looms communication with the South Americans greatly affects their morale like a beacon on the horizon. while in the Port of Miami. According to Fr. PAZ, RELATIONS One seaman who was speaking on WITH THE Port are good. The Port the phone to his mother in a Central Director, Mr. Carman Lunetta, sees the :v American country during Christmas real value of the Apostleship. —fc. told her that he was in "a nice place - The Port Director asks Father Paz to Fr. Paz pauses by the stern of a cruiseship in the Port of Miami you know, Mother, like our living bless every new ship that comes into year. Thitisc mnn&moneyu - hf»lnf»helpedH napavy th1-|"i£e» mem^n s-n^m-tcannot ta^wleavea +\\a\rtheir cUinships.c ) There room at home." Port for the first time. Recently when phone bills for men who could not pay are two memorial Masses being said Fr.JoseM. Paz, Director, is further port construction was com- for their calls. this Saturday at the request of seamen everywhere at once. He is also pastor pleted on Loomis Island, the Center The word about good places travels for their mothers. of St. Michel the Archangel Parish on was asked to bless it. fast. Fr. Paz says men have told him W. Flagler Street and devotes part of NO SEAMAN is ever asked his they have heard about Stella Maris and Fr. Paz said there is a possibility that his time to Stella Maris. Normally, he is religion. Every faith has used the the comfort there, in ports all over the the first weeding.will be held there there'from 11:00 a.m. til 2:00 p.m., facilities of the Center and they are world. That's about the best recom- soon. A young man who is on a cruise when he leaves to take care of his pleased to continue to do so. A sailor mendation Stella Maris and the efforts ship is to marry a girl from Panama. He parish's needs. But, he is on call at all from India came into the Center last of Fr. Paz and Senor Riveron could ask. cannot leave his ship easily so she is times and makes frequent trips down ' week- just out of the hospital. He THE CENTER also handles 80- 100 getting^ all the papers in Panama and to Stella Maris from his parish. was looking for a place to say a few pieces of mail for sailors every week. will come here tor the marriage. Fr. FR. PAZ is blessed in having a really prayers and rest. The Center was there They act as a. bank on occasion, too, Paz is excited about this if all necessry fine right hand in the person of Rolan- for him. He left his card and a have letter writing facilities and will paperwork can be accomplished to do Riveron, a lawyer in Cuba donation. But donations are not write letters for those men who cannot. every one's satisfaction. many years ago, and who has until solicited. There is a small chapel and Mass is Stella Maris is another example of recently been an official with Eastern Nominally, ABCD funds pay the costs celebrated at 12:30 every Sunday. how the funds contributed to ABCD Cruise Lines. He is at the Center every of operating Stella Maris. but the men However, Fr. Paz says he will celebrate help the Archdiocese and Fr. Paz to day and weekends are busiest. do donate small sums through the year Mass aboard any ship which has six or help others in this important More than 800 telephone calls have amounting to about $100 this past more men desiring it. (Sometimes the apostleship of the sea. Give A Gift SEND A SUBSCRIPTION TO_J£vbiee— TO: Voice Pub. Co. 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THREE DAYS LATER, the State Department announced that the United States also would THE WAY begin supplying "lethal" equip- ment to help the Salvadoran TO A government of Jose Napoleon Duarte defend itself from a lef- tist guerrilla offensive. . The decisions came only a WORLD few days before the Carter THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH administration left office. The new Reagan administration is How can you make this troubled worjd a better expected to continue military ONLY place? Pray for our native priests and Sisters support for El Salvador's gover- YOU each day, and do all you can to give them what nment. CAN they need. They are your ambassadors to the There were quick and strong DO poor, and they get lonely, hungry, tired. MoTith denunciations from church THIS by month, have a share in all the good they do! groups which have long fought to have the aid permanently cutoff. "Our opposition to renewed military aid is based on the • For only $300 in India you can build a decent conviction that no real eviden- house for a family that now sleeps on the side- ce exists that the government walks. Simply send your check to us. Cardinal of El Salvador has brought (its) Parecattil will write to thank you also. security forces under control," said Archbishop John R. Roach • Send a 'stringless' gift each month to the of Minneapolis-St. Paul, MONTH Holy Father to take care of the countless num- president of the U.S. Catholic BY ber of mission emergencies. He will use it Conference. MONTH where it's needed most. "The restoration of military CAN assitance, in our view, enhan- YOU ces the possibility of more REMEMBRANCE- Mrs. Magdalena Hammer of Potomac, Md., HELP D Give a child a chance. In India, Ethiopia, and violence from the security for- receives the U.S. flag from an honor guard during graveside services IN the Holy Land you can 'adopt' a blind child or a at Arlington National Cemetery for her husband, Michael Hammer, 1981 ces and associates the United needy orphan for only $14 a month ($168 a year). who was killed by gunmen in El Salvador. (NC Photo) We'll send you the youngster's photo, tell you States with acts of oppression about him (or her). which can only alienate the majority of people in El nuns - as well as other killings. great disappointment. Salvador," he added. The State Department said Archbishop Hickey and • Send us your Mass intentions. The offering "positive steps" had been taken Bishop Thomas Kelly, USCC you make, when a missionary priest offers CHURCH AND human rights Mass for your intention, supports him for one groups in El Salvador had ac- in the investigation of the mur- general secretary, met with day. Mass intentions are his only means of sup- cused the government security ders. Secretary of State Edmund port. forces of being involved in the Archbishop James A. Hickey Muskie Dec. 17 and with murders of the four of Washington also called the President Carter Dec. 22 D Help feed a refugee family for a month. It missionaries — three of them resumption of military aid a pressing their case that aid not costs only $20. The Holy Father asks your help be resumed. to feed the hungry. The State Department, which THE FINEST IN ART & termed the military assistance RELIGIOUS GOODS "modest," said both forms of aid were being supplied because of a depletion of DO Somewhere in our 18-country mission world ATWESTFLAGLER PLAZA IT you can help build a parish plant with complet- government arms and am- NOW ed church for $10,000. Name it for your favorite 10780 WEST FLAGLER ST. STORE No. 2 munition and the "covert" sup- saint, in your loved one's memory. ply of arms by "Cuba and other ENTRANCE BY:108 AVE. &2ND ST. communist countries" to the Salvadoran guerillas, who are CY waging a "final offensive" Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $. against the U.S.-backed govern- Monsignor Nolan: ment. FOR- Please NAME THE DEPARTMENT said the return coupon loss of El Salvador's last tran- with your STREET. sport helicopter made the offering country's need for military CITY. .STATE. .ZIP CODE. assistance "greater and more urgent." The "non-lethal" THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD equipment includes the loan of six helicopters. NEAR EAST U.S. church officials for more than a year have been echoing MISSIONS RESTAURAMOS ***WE RESTORE the pleas of the bishops of El TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President Salvador that no more military MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary OPEN MON - SAT 10:00 AM - 7:30 PM aid be given to what the United Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. States considers a centrist 1011 First Avenue • New York, N.Y. 10022 CLOSED ON SUNDAYS government which is attem- Telephone: 212/826-1480 pting to ward off attacks from 553-6680 both the right and left. Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 Are Catholics discriminated against? "He who possesses certain rights has • Responded on national television to religious bookstores. the duty to claim those rights as marks of charges that Catholics were attempting to • Called advertisers' attention to anti- his dignity." subvert the Constitution. Catholic episodes of the TV program Those words by Pope John XXIII in • Conducted a nationwide survey of in- "Soap". Pacem in Terris are a mandate to Catholics ner-city private schools serving low in- • Promoted the concept of educational as well as to obviously opressed come minority families. vouchers, whereby the tax money for a minorities. • Published a study of medical school student's education would go to the The problem with Catholics is that we discrimination against pro-life students, are so thoroughly integrated into main- which led to Congressional action. stream America that we do not think of • ^Supported the right of parents to be ourselves as a minority at all, with un- notified before state agencies give their fulfilled rights. children contraceptives and sex coun- seling. • Defended the rights of Catholics to participate in the political process. • Testified before congressional com- Yet we (and others) are discriminated mittees and the U.S. Commission on Civil against in being taxed without any return Rights on religious discrimination in em- for our choice of schools. We are ployment. ridiculed in the media and subject to • Defends the rights in the White various pressures Jtor defense of unborn House Conference on Families in support life. We are accused of mixing church and of the religious freedom rights of families. state when we stand up for our beliefs. • Secured the right of medicalperson- A chapter of the Catholic league for nel not to participate in abortions. Religious and Civil Rights is forming in • Criticized newspaper stories that South Florida (See Page 3) and te labelled people who happened to be school he or she attends - private or looking for support. Catholic, while not mentioning public. In case you don't see the need for such the' religious faith of others. • Defended the right o* a Catholic 1 a group, here are some incidents around • Defended Catholic high school band priest to wear his clerica collar while the nation in which the League has suc- members prohibitted from performing in a representing a client in court. cessfully: county high school band. • Pressured Planned Parenthood to • Defended a group of public high • Helped senior citizens retain their stop the distribution of anti-Catholic school students who were not being right to have Mass said at their public literature. allowed to hold prayer meetings on housing complex. • Called attention to the labelling of school grounds. • Obtained the right for college studen- Catholic congressmen in the • Persuaded the Xerox Corporation to ts to not found an anti-Catholic campus Congressional Weekly with an asterisk withdraw a textbook suggesting that newspaper. next to their names. Pope John Paul VI be tried for "crimes • Protested a new anti-Catholic hate • Supported the human rights of against humanity". pamphlet, "Alberto", being sold in some Catholics in Northern Ireland. (LETTERS TO THE EDITOR In defense of Our Lady TO THE EDITOR: pure and infinite spirit as He is. it who eventually became "the pride of such a link the article is imprudently reminds me of the perverted "uni-sex" our race" and "the cause of our joy" given occasion of scandal to our A critique of the article appearing in tendencies of our times. and which, certainly was not through separated brethren who accuse The Voice, Jan. 9th, front page, en- 2) The even more naive pretension the priesthood. Catholics of being a mob of idolatric titled: "Images of God". to link this "uni-sexed" God to the But especially we are insulting her pharisees. It is of sheer amazement that I send justification of women's priesthood. By when without explicit words, but just these reflections, asking myself how is a similar reasoning and since Christ by way of insinuation and analogical My final question is this: can a it possible that such scandalous views compared himself to a hen protecting comparisons, we are linking her to the Catholic paper give such type of in- appearing in the mentioned article can her chicken when he lamented over various goddesses of pre-Biblical times formation without any critical be published in the main Catholic Jerusalem, we might conclude that mentioned in the article. To fall into evaluation of the principle of publication of our Miami area. Among hens could be candidates to the this kind of imprudent comparison is "documentary objectivity"? the absurdities: ; priesthood. (Maybe this might to follow the spirit of Eve who am- 1) The naive expression that God is a stimulate cocks to have similar preten- I will refer myself to a recent and bitioned for herself the possibility of urgent plea of our Holy Father: "combination of male-female at- sions.) The lesson is this: before being goddess. This has nothing to do tributes" on basis of a "hollistic" theory pretending to make theology one with our humble and unique Mary of "The Christian people have a right of God. Certainly all created perfec- should at least have some common Nazareth." not to be confused by theologians"... tions pre-existed in God, but He is not sense, (and know the catechism...) If Mary were compared to a goddess Yours in Christ, any of these perfections, especially We are insulting our Lady whenever the whole of the Catholic-Christian those that refer to matter. This we try to promote women's dignity in religion would be something worse "hollistic" approach is simply an offen- Francisco J.Muller a way essentially different to the way that the cult of Baal, a, total idolatry St Brendan's organist and choir director se of God's supreme trascendehce, God himself chose to promote Mary, and prostituion. And in insinuating Miami, Florida / TrK VOICE A Friday, January 23,1981 / Page9 By Tom Divorce Mediation Lennon For most Christians, the very word more constructively, John Haynes, as Divorce Mediation is now a program What is "divorce" stirs unpleasant reactions. professor of social welfare at the State of the Family Service Association of Divorce is a cutting word, one that University of New York at Stony Brook, Nassau county, Long Island, N.Y. Ap- divides. As Christians, we prefer has developed a new process called parently quite successful, 80 percent thoughts of unity, healing and com- "Divorce Mediation." A labor of those who use the process respond Luck? munity. specialist, Haynes adapted labor positively. Q. A friend of mine gets good marks Furthermore, divorce means the mediation techniques to enable divor- "What I do is guide people to begin a in all subjects, while I barely manage severance of the most intimate cing couples to negotiate mutually mutual search for a reasonable to avoid summer school every year. relationship two people can experien- beneficial separation agreements. He solution, helping them to see that Why do some people have all the ce. Divorce is uncoupling - a woun- does not do this to encourage divorce. neither partner can win at another's luck?(Fla.) ding disconnection. Haynes got into this after seeing expense," Haynes said. "Agreements A. It would be easy to say - nastily - What adds to the pain is that divorce i friends turn into enemies once they are theirs, not mine. And that accom- that your friend probably studies har- also cuts up a home. It can bring out had decided their marriage could not plishment, getting a couple to be par- der than you do or js more intelligent the very basic survival instincts in be saved. The man and woman went tners in making decisions, is an essen- or is the pet of all the teachers. But tial function of Divorce Mediation." your question really raises another, more important one. "...Divorce means the severance of the most intimate relationship Haynes stresses that his process helps Is luck what counts when it comes to people dissolve marriage only after two people can experience. Divorce is uncoupling - a wounding having what you want? the decision to divorce has been Suppose, for example, that on your disconnection." made. "If a couple isn't sure they really paper route you walk on the same want a divorce, or if they have made a streets week after week. But, one day, people who feel they are being to separate lawyers, the adversarial sudden and relatively recent decision, you decide to walk home by an alter- denuded of^What is rightfully theirs. process began and their relationship I insist they get some marriage coun- nate route, just to do something dif- Many essentials of life are taken away deteriorated The goal was winning. seling to try to save their marriages," ferent. On this different route you find or unpleasantly altered — self respect, A happily married man, Haynes he says. a $50 bill. You try to locate the owner, children, possessions, emotional and wondered why two grown, intelligent but are not successful. Therefore, you financial support. people could not separate emotional WHILE I FEEL divorce can only be ac- are $50 richer. USUALLY DIVORCE is not an even and economic issues and negotiate cepted as a last resort where there is ISNT THAT LUCK - good luck? split. One former spouse customarily their own separation agreement in a no other alternative for people who Centuries ago a famous Greek gets less than the other. This is par- rational civilized way. He felt the take marriage seriously, the reality is philosopher, Aristotle, said that some ticularly the feeling of the spouse who prevalent adversarial process could be that divorce is with us all too frequen- things do happen by chance, by luck, does not initiate the divorce. The so- replaced with a mediation process. tly these days. Furthermore, it is often and many men of his time agreed with called "friendly" divorce is rare. Most IN HAYNES' VIEW, a mediator is one an undignified and painful surgery. him. In our own day people are con- divorces are made final on a bat- who does not take sides and is non- I find Haynes approach admirable. At stantly wishing one another, "Good tleground where each person is judgmental, someone who can help least he is trying to get the wounded luckr Apparently, many persons in the struggling to be the victor dividing the the couple deal with the emotional off the battlefield and. into an en- 1980s also agree with Aristotle. spoils of the marriage. issues that caused the divorce and vironment where healing can take Jesus, however, gives us quite a dif- To help couples manage divorce concentrate on new futures. place in privacy. ferent view of life. He says: "Are not two sparrows sold for next to nothing? Yet, not a single sparrow falls to the ground without your By Fr. John B. Sheerin, CSP Father's consent. As for you, every hair- of your head has been counted; so If do not be afraid of anything. You are worth more than an entire flock of I plight thee my troth" sparrows." (Matthew 10:29-31) Christians don't believe that life's outcome is left up to good luck. But thinkers have always had a problem The revelation that Cod gave to us sion of trie Book of Common Prayer, its them — such as the words of the wed- understanding just what this means. centuries ago occasionally needs to be sacred 17th century liturgical text. As a ding vow, "I plight thee my troth." ON THE ONE HAND, God knows translated into thought patterns of the result, howls of protest are coming Beautiful and poetic to some, but in- what will happen and is active in our present time. For we need to present from a great many leading britishers. comprehensible to others! world and in our lives. bur faith in such a way as to help A few weeks ago the enraged editors Many British worshipers will On the other hand, God does not act people today see the problems of faith of the London Daily Mail "thundered i welcome the new version precisely in such a way that he takes away our accurately. If we speak in the speech against what they called the because they will be able to under- freedom or so that our actions don't patterns of our childhood we will not "profanation" of a sacred text. (The stand what they are reading at wor- matter. be able to adjust to the needs of the Church of England should not be con- ship. Some people also hope the new In some mysterious way God guides adult world in which we live. fused with its American counterpart, text will influence many young people life's events without taking away our Pope John XXIII in his opening the Episcopal Church, which moder- to return to the British church. responsibility. This is hard to under- speech at Vatican II summarized the nized its "Books of Common Prayer" in The Catholic Church already has stand — but well worth thinking about! successfully met the problems of In one way this consoling truth tells "...The Catholic Church already has successfully met the problems modernizing its liturgy. Many people you God is always caring for you - of modernizing its liturgy. Many people probably can still remem- probably still can remember the that your life is not in the hands of ber the chorus of complaints coming from Catholics after Vatican II chorus of complaints coming from luck. But then you may well ask: catholics after Vatican Council II about "SUPPOSE I FAIL AN EXAM?" about the changes in our liturgical books: 'Isn't anything sacred any the changes in our liturgical books: "My best friend lies about me." morer -__ • "Isn't anything sacred any more?!" "Bad events mess up my life a lot. 1928.) At that time, some Catholics tried to When such things happen, is God question: 'The substance, of the an- Called, "The Alternative Service devise new ways of expressing caring formed cient doctrine of the deposit of the Book," the new text is intended to be a traditional texts and resorted to absur- Christians believe today, as St. Paul faith is one thing, and the way in which supplement to the earlier book. dities. Others protested that moder- did long ago, that "we know that in all it is presented is another. And it is the However, critics fear it will eventually nizing the liturgical texts was robbing things God works for good with those latter that must be taken into great replace many of the old prayers and them of all their beauty and their who love him.' (Romans 8:28). consideration." the King James Bible readings in the dignity. Those Catholics who tried so ONLY A PERSON of faith can accept Also, writing in "Has Our Faith older text. hard to hold on tightly to old formulas these mysterious but optimistic words. Changed?" Rene Laurentin says: "The Many critics are luminaries in the of expressing their faith seem to be • They, too, suggest that luck is not the church, desirous of assisting us in the British theater, sculptors and political disappearing from Catholic We today. guiding force in life, and if a person resolution, of contemporary problems leaders. Actor Paul Scofield, for in- As far as language is concerned, they loves God, good things can result even has applied the rules of modern stance,, registers dismay over the had ceased to be men and women of from such bad events as failing an their time. language and science to revelation in probable loss of much "that is deeply exam. order that the truth of God might be poetic and influential in our language." ALL THAT has become a concern of This does not mean, however, that recognized as the truth which can save HOWEVER, OTHERS just as strongly the past. Now we seldom hear you shouldn't be concerned about' modern man." favor the new prayer book. They con-; criticism of liturgical language. Except exams. The student who truly loves sider the old version hard to under- for a few faultfinders, catholic God will always study and use his NOT LONG AGO, the Church of stand because it was written in a parishioners have taken the moder- brains to the best of his ability. Don't England published a modernized ver- language of a past that is foreign to nized liturgy in stride. depend on luck! Page 10 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 By Msgr. James J. Walsh The life of Elizabeth Set on As the fully human person, St. Elizabeth Ann pled for years before her death. Elizabeth had writ- THE FIRST AMERICAN BISHOP, John Carroll, in- Seton, we see her life characterized by other stages ten of her, "By much suffering (she) is preparing and vited her to establish a formal system of teaching. of suffering than the death of her husband and the hastening, I believe, to her happy eternity." She moved into a little house beside St. Mar/s ostracism caused by her conversion to the Catholic In a somewhat prophetic vein, she wrote in tbe Seminary in Baltimore. The divine plan became' Church. same letter, "...the two boys, of an age now to gain clearer in that small house and classroom. It was Once she was within the church and had resolved their own living, are the only objects of pity, there that Elizabeth Ann received her first vows. that agonizing problem with all its risks, the full because boys, being less solid in piety than girls, Soon other young women interested in the poor impact of her financial plight was further can be more easily led astray..." and illiterate came to join her. What came of those dramatized. Her husband had lost both his health CHRISTIAN PARENTS TODAY, who are experien- years of pain, frustration, joy and glorious hopes and his fortune. Cut off from affluent friends, who cing heartaches with a child or children can was described by Cardinal John Wright in Rome. easily could have come to her aid if she had be consoled and strengthened in learning that a "She became," he said, "the spiritual mother of remained a protestant, Elizabeth set about saint experienced the same anxiety for years with thousands of nuns, and of the inspiration, as of a becoming the breadwinner for her young children. both sons. William, the older, could not settle few years, ago, of eight colleges, 160 high schools In a revealing and cheerful letter to the Filicchis, down to business and was careless about his and academies, 447 parochial schools, 91 schools she apologized for not answering their many religion. She prayed ardently for him for years and for nursing, 6 orphanages, 18 day nurseries, 21 in- questions more quickly, and explained she rarely her letters reveal her love and concern without fant asylums, 3 technical schools, 6 retreat for ner- got to bed before midnight. Tne evening hours condemnation. Eventually he settled down when he vous diseases, 5 homes for working girls, 1 leper were taken up with mending clothes and trying to entered the Navy and rose to the rank of Captain. home, 2 schools for deaf mutes, 20 commercial turn anything at hand to something wearable Richard, the younger, seemed much more of a schools..." before winter set in. problem. He became a drifter. The Filicchis gave Pope Paul on the day of her canonization sum- SHE FRANKLY admitted she wanted to teach in him a job, but his laziness forced them to fire him. med it all up by speaking of the Cross in tier life. He order to get food for her children. These were Elizabeth heard of other problems related to moral said, "Our hope for America is so great that we look strange, painful years of privation and want, conduct. She prayed on and on, and one of her last forward in prayerful expectation, if God so wills, to because poverty was new to her. Memories of letters mentions that Richard was in Norfolk about a 'second spring" in the life of the church in the land youth and early adulthood, when she was socially to be arrested "in some difficulty with a protested of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. For we are convinced prominent ana totally without financial worries, bill." that the action of the Holy Spirit is ever intense in must have dimmed very quickly. She experienced Her prayers, however, were not in vain. Richard the midst of your people, stirring up new fruits of the anguish and insecurity of widows everywhere died in a heroic manner while nursing a Protestant holiness and justice, and leading many to discover who must hold a family together in loneliness and clergyman who had the plague. that the message of the Cross is truly the 'power of poverty. Her final cross was bitter sweet - the suffering in- God.' " However, there was another facet in the mystery volved in founding a great religious community It is this which runs like a golden thread through of suffering which God allowed to visit her so which was to have profound influence on the the life of St. Elizabeth as wife, mother, in\- keenly. Two of her girls died quite young from spiritual, and educational life of the country, as well poverished widow and courageous apostle for the tuberculosis. Another, Rebecca, fell and was crip- as on the care of the sick. needy. - i *,* S By Dick Conklin Let's work together in'81 "When you want something done, give it to a possible" tasks that frustrate us in the face of homes are available for young women wishing to busy man." tremendous costs or efforts required. When your avoid abortion and carry their pregnancies to term. I don't know who said that, but it certainly is true. parish organization finds itself in this predicament, Several couples open up their homes, and as a Ask any club president, volunteer worker, or why not call on another group to lend a hand? result, both mothers and their babies are given a pastor. Those active people seem to be Some examples... new lease on life. everywhere at once, always ready to lend a hand. The parish Golden Age club regularly calls on shut The char smatic group has a telephone tree by You wonder where they find the time to do it all. ins, many of whom live in nursing homes. They ex- polling parish organizations, it adds many new You also sometimes ask why a few have to carry plain their program to the CYO president, who has names to the tree, and effectively triples their such a load while others do little or nothing. If only an idea. How about a CYO musical, with members "prayer power". there was a way to get everyone equally involved - singing and performing for the elderly? The young These are but a few of the many miracles that are to equitably divide all of the important things that people agree, and soon the troupe goes on the worked when Christians come together in a.com- need to be done among all of the able-bodied road, visiting every nursing home in the parish. mon cause. When a parish council exists, it can be people. The Council of Catholic Women receives alert an effective place to discuss such needs. An This is a nice thought but don't hold your breath from the Florida Catholic Conference about a bill in organization's Liaison Committee can also be a big waiting for it to happen. At best, you'll find a Tallahassee that needs support. A letter-writing help. But even without a formal means, people resourceful leader who discovers how to bring new drive is launched, but the legislative chairman also can and should freely exchange their ideas with blood into a projector organization. He or she may others in the parish community. Ifs hard to think of accomplish this by effectively promoting and adver- a better example of the mystical body"of Christ at tising the cause or getting signed-up members to "In any parish youil find dozens of such work in the world. Simply put, it just means that wie "bring a friend". A very important but often people involved in a variety of roles, should be conscious of the needs of people around: overlooked method is remembering to say "thank sometimes performing multiple jobs. Put us, decide on a way to meet those needs, arid then you" to people who helped out. Anything from a them all together and you have a powerful come together to get the job done. simple letter of thanks to an award or trophy to an Sounds like a great new year's resolution, doesn't appreciation dinner, can go a long way toward force for good. But how often do we ever it? giving the volunteer a feeling that his effort has try to do that, or even simply ask another been recognized. Just ask that "dropout" from the Christian group to join us in an important PRAYER FOR committee who once carried such a dispropor- RESPECT FOR ALL HUMAN LIFE tionate share of the work without a word of praise cause?" Heavenly Father. - no one wants a "thankless" job. your cosmic gaze focused on dust But regardless of how successful the recruitment takes her request to the local Knjghts of Columbus and you fashioned in your image program is, there will always be those workersaints council. The men have their own letter-writfng and likeness who happily do more than their share for others - session, which effectively doubles the mail to the every man and woman: with or without any reward in this life. In any parish local legislators. give us. we beg you. a keen eye you'll find dozens of such people involved in a A parish member involved in the migrant ministry to recognize that image variety of roles, sometimes performing multiple comes to a Cursillo group for help. The cursillistas so that respect for all human life jobs. Put them all together and you have a powerful gather food and clothing, enough to sustain -the becomes our way of life. force for good. But now often do we ever try to do Grant this through Christ our Lord. most needy. Several of the men have carpentry ex- Amen. that, or even simply ask another Christian group to perience, and use it to repair migrant shacks used join us in an important cause? 'or P'o-Li'e Activities during harvest season. e o' Catnoi Much has been said and written about the value The Respect Life committee goes to the parish i3i2Massac"jsensAve Niw of coalitions in getting things done - even the "im- Marriage Encounter group with a problem: no Washinator D C 20005 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 / Page 11 "Sure, it strenghtens your faith. You have to rely on God." Accept suffering Stroke victim priest says prayer helps realize'God's will' DENVER (NC) - "An experience of prayer makes you see that the suffering in the world is God's will," said Father James Morgan, who was partially paralyzed by a stroke in March 1977 when he was 45. Prayer helps a person to realize that suffering "is the cross carried by (God's) faithful for their salvation or someone else's," said Father Morgan, associate pastor at Blessed Sacrament parish in Denver in an interview with The Denver Catholic Register. . Although he still has difficulty walkjng and is unable to use his left arm, three years of weekly therapy sessions have brought him a long way in his recovery and have left him with a stronger faith, the priest said. "Sure, it strenghtens your faith," he said. "You have to rely of God. If things are going smoothly, you always say to yourself, 'I must be all right with God.' And then this happens, and ifs time to strengthten your faith." He added: "Infirmity isn't a curse; ifs a blessing that makes you see things." A PILGRIMAGE that Father Morgan made in September to the Marian shrine at Lourdes, France, was his fourth trip there, but his first since suffering the stroke. "You see a lot of faith there," he said. "This trip showed me how God intervenes in people's lives." Father Morgan said he and others on the Pilgrimage did not make the trip in the expectation of a cure but to "honor the Blessed Mother.". "Some of the 'Miracles' that happen by going to Lourdes happen in the heart and in the mind," he explained, "and those give you strength to go through life with infirmities." Ordained in 1959, Father Morgan has served in seven parishes in the Denver Archdiocese and as hospital chaplain. "It's a natural thing to wish that (the stroke) hadn't happened and for a long time I kept blaming myself," he said, "it has changed my life slightly but I still do a lot of things I was doing before. - "I've learned to be very philosophical about things. Life was never promised to be a bed of roses. Life goes on. I look for the ups." < FATHER MORGAN still attends therapy sessions twice a week. He now uses a cane only once in a while. Although he used a wheelchair at Lourdes because of the uneven terrain there, he has not used a wheelchair anywhere else for three years, he said. His dislike for wheelchairs motivated him to regain his ability to walk, he said. "I said I would walk one way or another even if I don't walk that well... I am get- ting better all the time. You have to have realistic expectations. You have to have a lot of will power to overcome this." Those on the pilgrimage to Lourdes returned with a determination to make people aware of the unattended sick and i handicapped, .Father Morgan said/.. "There are a lot of those kinds of people right here in this parish, and they have been neglected not because people are totally selfish, but because we don't know about them." The kind of prayer experience people have at Lourdes should be an important part of anyone's daily life, Father Morgan said. "Without a prayer experience, we NEW STRENGTH - Father James Morgan, associate pastor of Blessed Sacrament see that man dying of cancer or see an invalid and ask "If there is a God, then parish in Denver works with occupational therapist Doris Anthony to strenghten his why is there this suffering?' Through prayer we can see a lot of things about our- selves and the world and understand that the suffering is God's will." left arm during a weekly therapy session. 'Healing priest' brings hope to sick, disabled NEW YORK (NC) - Moying from chair to chair in '"I felt warm, I felt such a tingle in my body," said brain tumors. "I exercise the gift in the context of a the music room of St. Francis Prep, crowded with Julie Bocca, an arthritic. "My leg, my foot, my head Christian community of prayer," he said "I don't the sick and disabled, the priest touched them, have been bothering me terribly, but when he really claim that ifs my prayers more than anyone prayed silently and occasionally relieved the tension touched me, all that went away. I feel the best I've else's ... I don't think ifs surprising that God an- with banalities. ever felt." swers prayers." Outside, a queue of wheel-chair-bound people, ELAINE CARROLL, a 15-year-old student at St. He said he has conducted healing services for as excited by reports of a mysterious warmth at the Francis Prep, said she had suffered broken ver- many as 2,500 people in Ireland and has seen as touch of the "healing priest" waited. tebrae in an accident three months earlier. "\ was many as 60 sets of crutches and canes left behind The priest, Redemptorist Father Edward Mc- amazed when he started to reach around for my after a service. Dbnough of Boston's Mission Church, had traveled back. He started to bend me over and I haven't "I THINK there's a lot of miracles in healing," to the gathering of about 300 sick and disabled as bent since September. I was touching the floor. I Father McDonough said, "but they're not defined as part of a healing ministry which has occupied him can still do it too. They said it would take two years such by the church, and so technically they're not for the pjast six years. miracles." EVERYONE watched as he put his hands on a crip- "I don't really claim that ifs my prayers He called the low priority given to the healing pled woman's shoulders. She swayed and fell into more than anyone else's... I don't think it's service by church leaders "unfortunate." his arms. ~ surprising that God answers prayers." "Priests are trained theologically," he said, "and Another disabled woman murmured when she many of them still hold onto a theory thafs been was touched, "I feel very warm vibrations. Thank before I could bend over again. I'd have to take pills given up by the church, that we can't expect God." and wear braces ... I don't even have the brace on miraculous healing now. Priests do believe that He prayed over a man and asked him if his legs now and I can walk. Usually I can't walk without it." God can heal, but they don't believe there's great\ felt warm. After the last people filed out of the music room, healings taking place in the context of healing ser- "Yes," the man said. Father McDonough sat down in a cloakroom for a vices. The majority of medical doctors are more' • "Do you usually walk with a caner cigarette and a soft drink. receptive to ... healing services than the majority "Yes." "I never could have thought of a healing ministry," of priests." ' "* • Father McDonough told the man to walk without he said, "until the Lord started using me to gather He said the healing service is not extraordinary in the cane and, smidng, the man walked in a circle, people together to pray that the lord would heal, the tradition of the church and especially of the "you'll be in the marathon next," the priest said. and all kinds of healing took place. early church. Afterian hour the room cleared and a new group "In the past six years, I can honestly say I've seen "We go around trying to create a climate of faith," entered in wheelchairs and on canes and walkers. every kind of healing you could think of take place, he said, "so that people will believe that Jesus Outside people recounted their experiences in some of them many, many times," He cited cures in heals, and heals today, and heals all of us in his own the music room. cases of polio and cancer, blindness, deafness and way." - Page 12 /Miami, Florida / THE VOICE /Friday, January 23,1981 Theatrical troupe of priests spreads the Gospel By William McClinton PITTSBURGH (NCJ - Giving a theatrical twist to spreading the word are four Pittsburgh-area priests who sing, dance and tell jokes for supper club audiences to put across the Gospel message. " •% -•••, ' i •••••* Their act, "The Good News According to the Four ' ...-ft. /••... v.- ' •, Fathers," is perhaps the only one of its kind in show : business. "This is evangelical theater," Father Smith said in an interview with the Pittsburgh Catholic, Pit- tsburgh's diocesan newspaper. "We are theatrical evangelists. We are using the theater as another means of getting across the good news of the Gospels. Every song, every dance, every line in our act has the purpose of setting up the audience to receive the good news." THE ONLY ONE of the four with any theatrical ex- perience, Father Smith was a featured dancer in the 1944 Ziegfeld "Follies" and at Billy Rose's Diamond Horseshoe and other Broadway shows and clubs before entering the seminary. Three of the priests are near or just past 50, pastors of McKeesport-area parishes near Pit- tsburgh and long ordained. Father Smith has been a priest for 29 years, Father Patrick Jones for 25 years and Father John Cassella for 23 years. The fourth, Father Sam Esposito, an assistant pastor, has been ordained for two years. Their cabaret performance is not only unique, but to some people is inappropriate for priests. But the four are convinced they are reaching people spiritually who would not be reached otherwise. And to them it justifies the venture. Reaction from their audiences, parishioners and letters has been, with a few exceptions, favorable and encouraging, they reported. The act was Father Smith's idea. He studied and taught dance for 25 years and for the past 12 years has been doing his own one-man song-and-dance act "as a special apostolate and ministry." He has played everywhere from clubs and cabarets to parishes and several national Catholic conventions. Father Smith said he took up theatrical activities again at the urging the late Cardinal John J. Wright, then Bishop of Pittsburgh. Bishop Vincent M. Leonard, wno now heads the j Pittsburgh Diocese;, has not seen either of the acts but, said Father Smith, "has shown real confidence in me and my judgment, for which I am grateful." '- -AFTER REHEARSING all summer in their spare time the four opened in September 1980 at the Ben Gross Restaurant, a supper club outside Pittsburgh. They were an immediate hit. Their six-week engagement — Friday and Saturday nights only — was sold out and extended three weeks. THEATRICAL EVANGELISTS - From Left, Fathers Sam Esposito, Patrick Jones, John Cassella and Tom Smith. Wrote George Anderson, entertainment editor of the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, tells you that when you die, God's gonna look you the venture because their medium has been "How can you resist a priest in black patent in the eye and say, "Hello, gorgeous?" ignored for evangelizing and to show other priests Anderson conceded the three neophytes lack that spreading the Gospel need not be limited to pumps and velvet jacket who tells you that Father Smith's professional polish, but added that traditional ministries. you die, God's gonna look you in the eye "they win over the audience by sheer amateurish "PRIEST HAVE been stereotyped as to what they and say, 'Hello, gorgeous?" goodwill." can do," said Father Jones. "We took Vatican II Most of their material is original. Songs by George seriously when it said there are diversified ministries Gershwin, Irving Berlin and Cole Porter are given a in the church. We decided that if we three who religious twist. "Be a Clown," for example, becomes aren't skilled singers or dancers could do this, it on the second singing "Be a priest, be a priest, all might encourage other priests who have real talent They made NBC television's 'Today Show" in a in some field to make use of it for evangelizing," film clip and the network is scheduled to film them the world needs a priest." during January for its prime time show, "Real The quartet swap their clergical garb for clown Their success has them considering other People." They are also being sought for some jackets for this segment, but there is no slapstick. possibilities, such as showcasing Father Jones'talent parish and charity fund-raisers. "The dignity of the priesthood is always respected," for preaching, Father Smith said. They will do Wrote George Anderson, entertainment editor of said Father Smith. "All material is in good taste." nothing that takes them from their pastoral the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, "How can you resist a The four admit to having a little ham in them, but ministry, though, and the act "will go wherethe priest in black patent pumps and velvet jacket who said they prayed over their decision and undertook Spirit takes it.": •,,. : \ Miami, Fjorida/ TH^OJCE /|rida^January 23y Mary Kenny Notes on Bed Wetting Dear Dr. Kenny: Jason has started to wet the bed normal reaction to life stress or the difficulties of In this way he maintains a feeling of control and at night. He is 5 years old now and, he has been dry growing up. A new baby, starting school, talk of can emerge from this difficulty with some measure since he was 2, so I know he can control himself. divorce or moving to a new home are frequent of self-esteem. This could not have come at a worse time for us, culprits. Under stress the child returns in his actions Finally, if three weeks go by and the wetting still since we have a new baby. I've tried everything. We to an earlier form of behavior. If parents let him occurs half the time or more, you may want to have yelled at him, been nice, ignore it - but alone and are patient, the child is usually able provide an additional incentive. Be positive. Don't nothing seems to work. Please help. (Indiana) within two to three weeks to return to his more be critical. Set up a daily chart with smile faces for A. The return to wetting the bed in an older child mature ways. the times he is dry. Or drop a penny in a bottle on is very common. Usually it is a reaction on the Don't hassle him but do help him. Make it easier his dresser every night he is dry. child's part to something new in the environment, for him to stay dry at night. While parents should ANOTHER GOOD REWARD is to let him put his In Jason's case, it may be related to the arrival of a not lecture or punish the child for his nighttime hand in a treasure jar every morning he is dry. The new baby. It also may reflect some very normal wetting, they can take some practical measures to treasure jar contains folded slips of paper with concern about the separation anxiety that a child make it easier for him to last the night. minisurprises written on them: a hug, a handful of experiences when beginning kindergarten. Most obvious and important are restricting fluids peanuts, a toy car, a favorite activity and so on. The Despite the strong possibility of social and or after dinner and getting the child up to go to the important factor is that being dry is rewarded. Being psychological causes, you should first rule out a bathroom just before the parents go to bed. wet receives silence not even a lecture. physical causai If Jason is dry during the day, you LET HIM KEEP his self-respect during this period. Take these practical steps to help him. Stay can presume that the problem is not physical. On Do not belittle or demean him by calling him a positive. Then allow some time for Jason to get the other hand, if he wets regularly day and night or baby or making fun of him. Teach him to care for back on the track, and you will succeed. urinated frequently during the day, you should con- his wet pajamas and his sheets by himself. Rather (Reader questions on family living and child care sult your physician. than diapers, provide some heavy training briefs to be answered in print are invited. Address THE NEXT STEP is a caution: Don't hassle him. covered with plastic pants which he can manage by questions to: The Kennys; Box 671 Rensseleaer, Ind. Bedwetting is common enough to be considered a himself and which will protect the bedding. 47987) Who Owns the Health Problems? them. That woman can go to weight class until she's a tell us. Just the opposite. The sooner children take shadow but until her husband assumes respon- on responsibility for their own health, the better sibility for his own girth, her efforts will be futile, ef- they are able to handle the emotional fallout from Last year I met a skinny woman who apologized fective only m alleviating her guilt if he dies of some their conditions. •••'.. for rushing because she had to get to her weight cause aggravated by weight. When a ten year-old is diagnosed a diabetic watching class. Seeing my surprise, she explained, We mothers often begin this dependency by today, he is sent to the hospital alone for two days, "Oh, it's notfor me but for my husband. His doctor taking our children's illnesses upon ourselves. \ts not tor therapy but education. He learns about in- says he has to lose weight but he won't go to a class such a natural thing to do. Being necessarily sulin, diet, and predictable patterns of the con- or do anything about it. SoTgo in for him." responsible for high fevers in their infancy, we rein- dition. He learns how to administer injections to She then explained how she kept a tally of his force it by,still assuming responsibility in their himself, how to respond when friends push forbid- weekly weigh-ins, dutifully repeated the lectures adolescence. Making sure they get sleep, dress den foods, and what to tell grownups when they back to him at home, and got recipes and warmly and eat properly become our responsibility ask. He is handed the task of educating his parents, motivation for making him slim. even when they're seventeen. not the reverse. She smiled lamely, "It takes a lot of time but I Several years ago, as a mother of an allergic Most of all, he is taught to accept his condition, as. figure I have to do it if I want him around for adolescent, I was told, "She's going to have to learn a natural part of his life. He may always have it «f J a while." to handle this herself." At that point, we turned it he must learn to control it. Otherwise, it will con- WELL, I SUPPOSE SHE'S RIGHT. The question is over to her - the responsiblity for scheduling injec- trol and direct his life, a reality we see in many why. Who needs a lifetime child as a spouse? tions, watching her diet, and avoiding certain en- grownups whose preoccupation with a physical Somewhere along the decades, people have to vironments. When she went away to college last disability has; rendered them more emotionally become responsible for their own health habits or fall, that was one worry-free area for us. We knew than physically handicapped. they become geriatric children carrying briefcases. she could handle her own health. IF WE DONT ALLOW our children to own and I resent doctors and commercials who turn a control their own health problems, we had better man's physical well-being over to his wife because BUT I HAD TO BE instructed to force her toMer pray that they find a spouse who will, because4 , it isn't doing that man any favors (or woman, as the own health. It went against every maternal instict. I don't know of many young women today who are shape may be). Until people learn to own their own was her mother, after all - ergo, responsiblefor her going to serve as surrogate husbands in the weight physical conditions, they will not be responsible for health and well-being. Not so, medical practitioners watching classes of tomorrow. ) Family night OPENING PRAYER: ACTIVITY IDEAS: SNACK TIME Gentle Lord, King of Glory Gentle Lord, King above Hot spiced tea and white cupcakes with coconut Young and Middle Years Families frosting (snowball delight) Gentle Lord, fill our spirits Plan to continue last week's Family Lords Prayer With the mysteries of your love. Amen Booklet. Share thoughts on tonight's words and then write them on one page and use the remaining ENTERTAINMENT space for pictures drawn or cut from magazines. If there are enough bikes, try a bike ride; other- SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT: Explain the words of tonight's verse. wise take a neighborhood walk. "Thy Kingdom Come, Thy will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven..." Tonight's words remind us to SHARING yearn for God's presence to be more fully on earth Each share an especially joyful moment from the just as it is in Heaven. There would be no suffering, Adult Families past week. no death, love would reign supreme. When w.e Share ideas on what "kingdom" means and then stop to think about it, that really is quite a bold compare it to what God's Kingdom may be like. CLOSING PRAYER request to ask for; yet these are the very words Then read together Matt. 13: 44—46; share again The Lords Prayer Jesus taught us to pray, how we must be loved by about the Scripture. our Father! Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 Radio deregulation criticized by church group By Liz Schevtchufe most stations were already below the considerations for the commission's programming accordingly. WASHINGTON (NC) - The Federal 18-to-20 minutes -per-hour standard regulatory oversight responsibilities," WITH OTHER public interest groups, Communications Commission (FCC) and the public won't stand for ex- he said in a statement. the USCC has claimed that reliance on Jan. 14 approved deregulation or four cesses. 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Pope attacks artificial birth control By jerry Fiiteau following the subjective criteria of per; sonal satisfaction, are prepared even VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John to destroy newly conceived life," the Paul II issued one of his bluntest at- Pope added. • tacks ever on artificial birth control He declared that the Christian ap- Jan. 15. proach "must be quite different," in- Speaking to participants of the spired by objective moral standards Catholic-sponsored Congress for the based on an authentic and all- Family of Africa and Europe meeting in embracing vision of the human per- Rome, the pope defended natural son. family planning, quoting Pope Paul Vl's The congress for the family, which encyclical, "Humanae Vitae," (Of drew medical, theological and other human Life) on the topic and saying: family specialists from all over Europe 'The design of the creator has and some 20 countries in Africa, cen- provided the human organism with tered particularly on the various structures and functions to assist dimensions of natural family planning couples in arriving at responsible — using the woman's natural biological parenthood." rhythms in planning children. "How sad it is to note that the spirit Natural family planning received a. of so many men and women has drif- strong endorsement from the 1980 ted away from this divine plan," he World Synod of Bishops, which met in said. Rome late last year and reaffirmed "For so many men and women of church teaching that artificial means of our time," he added, "new life is birth control are intrinsically wrong. looked on as a threat and something In his address the pope praised the to be feared." synod's twin emphasis on the validity "Others, intoxicated with the of the teaching and on the need to technical possibilities offered by scien- develop better the "biblical and per- tific progress, wish to manipulate the sonalistic reasons" behind the process of the transmission of life and, teaching. es increase offer holidays "More suicides probably occur during January than in other —' expectations" at Christmas that loss of interest in what is hap-: The psychiatric nurse said months because expectations for the holidays were un- "are intensified by all of the ad- pening in the household, sad statistics show that more vertising, television specials and empty talk, a break-up in a women- than men attempt fulfilled* Prof. Sharon Sloboda and musical broadcasts. relationship or failure in school suicide, but that men actually Catholic University Suicidal individuals, think about or at work, giving away prized; kill themselves more often. childhood joys and family fun possessions, expressing suicidal "Men employ more lethal WASHINGTON (NC) - "There niversary of a particularly once experienced, but when sentiments, a change in eating methods like shooting and is a seasonally for suicides," significant event for the person, such happiness is not repeated or sleeping patterns. Previous hanging, whereas women said Sharon Sloboda, associate such as a divorce or the death during _th holidays they can attempts at s_ujcide,.even if they usually attempt to die from a professor of psychiatric and of a loved one," Ms. Sloboda become extremely desporv were not overt efforts such as drug overdose which means mental health nursing at the said dent." taking a few more, aspirins than more women can be saved Catholic University of America "More suicides probably oc- The likely suicide has a deep- usual, are also an indication. from suicide attempts." in Washington. cur during January than in other seated .emotional and mental Suicide ranks in .the top 10 If a person is concerned that a "The likely seasons for suicide months because expectations depression,' Ms. Sloboda said. causes of death in me United friend or relative may try to kill follow the Christmas and New for the holidays were un- Otne signs to look for in States, she said, with ap- himself, Ms. Sloboda recom- year holidays, the suicidal in- fulfilled," she stated. "There is someone seriously thinking of proximately 30,000 suicides mended listening and watching dividual's birthday and the an: something magical about our committing suicide include a reported each year. for clues which are often ver- balized: directly question the person about his intention to WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF commit suicide and his plans to 6,000 carry out the act; seek assistance A COMPUTER EYE EXAMINATION? through crisis intervention cen- Joyous ters, which are located in Lit is fast almost all communities, .and Weddings use an affirmative and directive 2.1t lakes the guess work out of an eyejBxaminatkm. approach dealing with the Will be 3. ft often detects eye defects that don't show up in person. "Depressed people regular examination. cannot direct themselves," she Celebrated said, "and if they are suicidal 4. It is easier and more accurate for children, the you have to meddle in their in elderly, the hard of hearing and contact tens lives." patients. 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The 4-H Club and the children of the San Juan de The girls, meanwhile, completed art projects Puerto Rico Center have gotten together and the which will be unveiled for their parents and guests the ceremony. fruits of their union are a brand new vegetable gar- during the graduation ceremony slated for this "I think the children have accomplished quite a den visible in the center's playground. Saturday, January 24, at 8 p.m., on the grounds of bit," she said. But she added this does not mean the Forty-five children from the after-school center in the center. All the children, aged between 8 and end of the vegetable garden, because "the children Miami joined the club about one year ago, and now 12, will also prepare food to be savored by the love it." 30 of them have completed their first program, on guests. In the future, she expects that they will continue nutrition. Seventeen, all boys, took turns planting, According to Ana Stevens, of the 4-H dubs, performing 4-H projects in areas such as watering, fertilizing, and preparing the patch of land those who have completed the project will be education, citizenship, health and personal on which the vegetable garden sits, and from which awarded diplomas and certificates of recognition at grooming. The center, which takes care of neighborhood children after school, until their parents come Pope John XXIH's biography home from work, is funded by the Catholic Service Bureau, and located at 144 N.W. 26 Street, Miami. 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This 28 Day Residential Program is .Gall or write for an appointment: Covered by Most Group Insurance Policies and Offers Both Individual and Group Therapy for the Suffering Alcoholic BISCAYNE HOME WEST and the Afflicted Family. For Particulars Contact 5300 West 16 Avenue Fred Wass, Clinical Director, the PBI Hospital Program 1210 South Old Dixie Highway, Jupiter, Florida 33458 Hialeah, FI.33012 Telephone: (305) 746-6602 1-305-556-3500 Miami, Florida /THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 / Page 17 Lay ministry workshops set The Office of Lay Ministries' in Lantana; and "Christian Healing in tor of Pastoral Care, St. John's Nursing "Celebration," a day-long series of Psychotherapy," given by Alphonse and Rehabilrtaton Center, Ft. Lauder- workshops for lay ministers will take and Rudolph Calabrese, co-directors dale. place Saturday, February 14, from 9 of the Christian Institute for At 3:30, "Clowning for Jesus: a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Patoral Activities Psychotherapy, in Hicksville, NY. Celebrating Reconciliation," will be Center, 7707 N.W. 2 Aye. Afternoon workshops will deal with presented by. John Smaldino, Sue ministering to the family, young adults Dibeler and Ron and Elsie Val. Arch- The workshops will be divided into the elderly, the terminally ill and bishop Edward McCarthy will morning and afternoon sessions. In the Hispanics. The speakers Will include celebrate Mass at 4:15. morning, Fr. Donald E. Heintschel, staff from the Family Enrichment Cen- Registration fee is $10 per person , J.C.D., Vicar for Religious for the ter and the Office of Lay Ministry, payable to the Office of Lay Ministry, Diocese of Toledo, Ohio, will talk Michael Galligan-Stierle, campus 6180 N.E. 4 Ct, Miami, FL 33137. about becoming "A Ministering Com- minister at Boca Raton College, Sr. Please include your name, address, munity." Workshops afterward wijl in- Una McGovern, director of Adult telephone number, present ministry clude such topics as "Lay Spirituality: Is Education Department at St. Joan of and preference for morning or after- The statue of the Blessed Mother; There Such a thing?" given by Fr. Greg Arc parish and Fr. David Punch, direc- noon workshop. hand-carved and imported from Europe, Cornelia of the Cenacle Retreat House that will again grace the fair booth. Annual serenity Missionary Sister 'Fair'Lady Religious retreat Ed Program to speak at Palm Beach A Serenity Retreat will be held Feb. For all jr. high and high school Sister Marianne Michels, Victory Noll 13-15, at the Biscayne College Center religion teachers who need some help For the second year in a row, a for continuing Education. Sister, recently returned from Bogota, Marian booth has-been set up at the or advice or a few creative ideas will Colombia, will speak to afl interested South Florida Fair, in Palm Beach Serenity Retreats are for anyone have an opportunity to attend a whose life is affected by the disease of Sisters of the Archdiocese on Saturday, County, to promote devotion to Our workshop on February 7. Jan. 1,, at 2:00 p.m. at Madonna Lady. Alcoholism, directly or indirectly. The Mr. Tom Zanzig, consultant for St. Retreat is non-denominational. The Academy. The booth is the result of the work Mary's Press and author of two religion retreat leader will be Father Fred programs; Sharing the Christian and energies of volunteers from Lawrence S. T, of Stirling, N.J. who has Her topic will be the Role of various parishes throughout the coun- Message for 9-12 graders, and Under- Religious Women in the New Inter- worked in the field of alcoholism for standing Your Faith for Catholic high ty, who simply share a love and more than 25 years. national Economic Orde; devotion to the Blessed Mother. They schools will present the workshop. . - Sister will expressed the hope that their Cost for the weekend is $54.00 The workshop will be presented at St. share insights of her exprience in literature, video tapes and pictures will double occupancy. Retreat starts Fri. James Parish, Miami on Saturday, Bogota in terms of a heightened attract many from the crowds, who eve. at 8:00 p.m. and ends Sunday at 2 February 7, form 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 Christian awareness to the Latin are not familiar with the comforts and p.m. p.m. Fee is $5:00 which includes lun- American situation. This presentation rewards that are experienced by those For more info and registration forms ch. If you wish to register please is being sponsored by the Sisters who are dose to Our Lady. -• • • phone Marge at 681 -8581 or Maria phone Sister Mary Doran, 693-1248. Council. and Lee at 1-852-3112. It is this message tht they trust will reach the visitors at the fair. The fair ["will open on Jan. 23 and close on Feb." 1 . The fairgrounds are located on Southern Blvd. in suburban West Palm It's a Beach. Women's clubs Young at heart Nursery School / day care St. Anthony's Women's Club, Ft. Lauderdale, Holy Family Women's Club will hold a Flea St. Coleman's "Young at Heart" Club will hold What do you look for? Dow do you find it? A will hold its mothly meeting, January 27, 1981, Market on the Church grounds, at 14500 N.E. 11 their monthly meeting January 26, at 1:00 p.m. talk on this subject will be given by Karen Kerr at 12:00 Noon, in the Parish Clubhouse. This is Ave., on January 24, from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall. on January 27, at 8:00 p.m., at St. Katherine of the annual Membership Day. New members will Admission is free. But there is a $5.00 fee to Siena Church Hall, 9200 SW 107 St., Miami. Ms. sellers for ample parking and selling space. To Divorced and separated be introduced. : Kerr is an associate staff member of the Parent reserve space please call 891-5084. St. Bartholomew Ministry to the Divorced and Center at Miami Dade College and directs the Ascencion Women's Club of Boca Raton will Separated will present a program led by Ann early childhood program at the Family Center. have a Communion Breakfast January 25, St. Stephen's Concil of Catholic Women, will Marie Perno, entitled, "Joshua in the Box". The following the 9:00 Mass. Breakfast will be had at hold a German Dinner and Dance in St. meeting will take place in the Parish Hall, the Boca Raton Country Club on Hiddon Valley Stephen's Social Hall, 2000 S. State Road N° 7, Miramar Parkway and University Drive, Fr. Vincent Morgan Rd. For reservations please call 997-7797. Miramar, on January 24, at 7:30 p.m. Door Miramar. Refreshments will be served. For in- Fr. Vincent Morgan, 65, of the Diocese of Tickets cost is $6.00. prizes. Also the occasion is to help celebrate the formation call 983-1134 or 625-0369. Portland, Maine, died in Boston, Mass., on 90th birthday of Mrs. Irene McDonough, a CCW January 13. St. Clare's Women's Club will sponsor a Flea member. '••"«•• Catholic Daughters Fr. Morgan had served in several parishes in Market, January 31, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., The Catholic Daughters of the Americas, Ct. the Archdiocese of Miami. He was visiting his in St. Clare's parking lot, 821 Prosperity Farms - St. Francis of Assist Ladies Guild will sponsor a Holy Spirit, N° 1912, Pompano Beach, Fla., will sister while on Christmas vacation from St. Rd., North Palm Beach. All kinds of items will be Flea Market in the Church pariking lot, January sponsor a dessert-card party on January 24, at Juliana's Church in W. Palm Beach when he was featured. IC x 10" seller. spaces available - 24, from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Dealers invited. 12 Noon at St. Elizabeth's Gardens. Donation stricken. donation $5.00 per space. Call Janet Mc- The Guild furnishes publicity. Space rental $1.50. Refreshments served. Anyone may at- A memorial Mass was concelebrated at St. Donough, 622-0286, for the Parish Office at i $5.00. For more information please call tend. For information call 941-5546. 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Donald Connolly, director of Voice, weekly newspaper of the Ar- NEW YORK - The Catholic dation assets may be dispensed on a Communications for the Catholic Ar- chdiocese; the Radio and Television Daughters of the Americas have matching basis, thus making it chdiocese of Miami, has been elected Department, Community Relations established a new Foundation which possible for the recipient to realize a to a two-year term as a member of the . and Public Information Office. He has will make grants to charitable causes greater or even twice the amount board of governors of the Miami been serving as Community Relations in keeping with the purposes of the given by the Catholic Daughters." Chapter of the National Academy of Director for the past three years. international organization. Television Arts and Sciences. 1 Chartered in New York as "The 'Today, hundreds of large com- A 20-year veteran of TV, Father Con- •"I hope to bring to the Academy a deeper ethical awareness in media Catholic Daughters of the Americas panies in the United States have nolly was from 1967 TO 1970 the Foundation," it opens new avenues matching fund arrangements and in- coordinator for the American Bishops' decisionrmaking," the priest said. "It seems especially important to have of support for the 180,000-member formation on these will be made National Catholic Office for Radio and Catholic women's organization. available to potential contributors as Television. During that time he the members realize their greater responsibility because of their impact Miss Mary E. Murray, national the foundation develops," Miss assisted major networks in the produc- regent of CDA, said the concept of Murray said. tion of almost 500 radio and TV upon the American family. I also hope to make the media more aware of the the foundation was approved last Miss Murray said assets would be~ programs and each week hosted his July at the organization's national distributed for charitable, own radio program for NBC. damage done to true religious values by the overkill of the 'etectronic chur- convention in Baltimore. educational, religious and scientific Last October Archbishop Edward A. ch', that artificial so-called moral "All contributions to the foun- pursuits and urged all Catholic McCarthy appointed him director of majority which is neither moral nor a dation will be tax deductible." Miss Daughters to consider the foun- the Communications Ministry of the majority." Murray said. "On occasion, foun- dation in their estate planning. Archdiocese which includes The ( 772-3968 ) ||p BRIGHTEN YOUR DAY WITH.... Flowers Lighting 235 NW 44 ST (PROSPECT ROAD AT ANDREWS) MOW - FRI 8-5 PM SAT 9-4 ATTENTION... 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Vivian Zaleta, Registered Nurse, • CITY , : .STATE- ZIP- owner and administrator I . Miami. ftoUa/THEVOia/Jiidjy.JJliwry 23. IM! Mother Angelica Returns Lawyers Hold Day of to Miami Area Red Mass fief lection Mother Angelica is returning to the February 9, 7:30 p.m., St. Maurice, Miami Archdiocese February 6 The Guild of Catholic Lawyers of There will be a day of Reflection held 2851 Stirling Rd, Ft. Lauderdale, Phone Palm Beach and Martin Counties will through 9,1981. 961-7777. for young women on February 15, Mother Angelica sometimes called sponsor its second annual Red Mass, from 2:00 p.m. til 6:00 p.m. at Holy Mother Angelica comes from Our Sunday, February 8, 1981, 9:00 a.m. the "Superstar in Evangelization" will Lady of Angels Monastery, Bir- Cross Convent, 4841 N.E. 20th Ave., speak on her ministry at the following at St. Edward's Church, palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale. For further information mingham, Ala., where she leads twelve with a family breakfast to follow. churches on the dates indicated: nuns in the printing of more than please call the Vocations Office at. February 6, 7:30 p.m., St. James 500,000 pamphlets each month, and Traditionally, such a Mass is held at 552-5689. Parish. 540 N.W. 132nd St.,, No. conducts a television ministry with an the re-opening of the courts to seek Miami, phone 681-7428; February 7, eye toward 24 hours of Catholic Divine Guidance for our courts and 7:30 p.m. St. Bartholomew Church,' programming. Mother Angelica en- blessings upon the members of the Miramar Parkway and University Drive; visions helping such movements as legal profession during the judicial Catholic TV Miramar, phone 987-4715; February 8, Cursillo, Marriage Encounter, year. Its name derives from the fact 7:30 .m. Visitation Parish, 191-00 N Charismatic and the prison ministry by that the vestments worn were red. Program Miami Ave., Miami, Phone 652-3624 this means. His Excellency, Most Reverend Ed- ward A. McCarthy, D.D., Archbishop Channel 45, a religious programming of Miami, will be the principal con- station has announced that Fr. Michael Mercy Hospital - Free Programs celebrant and homilist. Rev. Msgr. Manning, S.V.D., from California will Bernard J. McGrenehan, V.F., is Pastor "Be a Winner" is a series of six free stein, M.D., Department of Medicine, be aired every Sunday at 1:00 p.m., and Spiritual Director of the Guild. Art and Monday, at 11:30 a.m. Fr. Man- programs open to the public at Mercy CHIEF, Division of Dermatology; (4) Wroble is President. Hospital, 3663 South Miami Ave. ning's TV ministry has-the blessing of Stress and your Environment, Feb. 11, A family breakfast featuring John J. Focusing on good health as a positive Richard Rees, Ed. D., Director, the late Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen. state of being, all programs will be McHale, president of the Montreal Ex- Education and Training; (5) Mind, Body pos Baseball Club as speaker, will held in the fifth floor Conference Cen- and Health (Positive Thinking), Feb. 18, ter at 7:30 to 9 pm follow the Mass in the parish hall at Barry M. Crown, ph.D., Department of 10:30 a.m. The program will conclude Topics and speakers are (1) Physical Psychology, Florida International Fitness and Exercise, Jan. 21, Jeri Fit- with the presentation of an Outstan- "Meaning is found in the University, (6) Feeling Good by Eating ding Catholic Lawyer recognition to zhugh, Southeastern Sports Medicine Good, Feb. 25, Dauna Donate, series of moments which trans- Therapy; (2) Cosmetic Surgery - Myth Charles A. Nugent, Jr. All are invited to registered dietican. both the Mass and breakfast. Only a forms man step by step and and Reality, Jan. 29, Philip George, For information call Mercy Hospital carries him along in his M.D., Department of Surgery, Chief, limited number of tickets to the break- patient education department at 854- fast are available for $8.50 each, $5.00 development. Man's destiny Division of Plastic Surgery; (3) Fun in 4400, ext. 2683, or 2815,. betwen 7 is being decided in each event the Sun, Or is it? Feb. 4. Richard Fein- for children under 12. a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays. For further information and reser- of his life." (Paul Tournier in vations contact James. E. Foley, 626- "the Seasons of Life," 1960.) CATHOLIC CEMETERIES 7100. (AND MAUSOLEUMS) Writing of his experiences J-ttneral \k/I BUSINESS 1 LEGAL FICTITIOUS NAMES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under SERVICE GUIDE signed, desiring to engage in business under the fictitious name of UPsQUICK STOP at number 17806 Homestead Avenue, in the Call 754-2651 60 PAINTING-DADE City of Perrine, Honda, intends to reg- •••••«»»•• ister the said name with the Ctctk of the Voice CLASSIFIEDS Circuit Court of Dade County, Florida. WILLIAM M. HERRING Dated at Perrine, Florida, the 15th day of PAINTING CONTRACTOR t lanuary, 1981. Interior/ExteriorCPaintihg JOHNNIE LEE WtLUAMS (owner) ROBERT W. SHAUGHNESSY Pressure Cleaning«Fast*Safe Attorney for Applicant 1A ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLE 2A stamp collections 5 PERSONALS Reasonable«lnsured«AH Dade 9730 Hibiscus Street 751-4544 24HOURS Pentae, Florida 33157 1/2J 1/30 2/6 2/13 1981 We buy & sell one item or an Wanted U.S. Stamp Collections Soul Searching Message on World MtUHHXI »'* » » • entire estate; sculpture, crystal, " Accumulations & Covers Peace & Dynamic Spiritual words: 60 OFFICE MACHINES china, silver, chandeliers, paintings, FREE APPRAISALS 24 hour tape broadcast Call Fatima pottery, jewelry, rugs, furniture. • CUT ME OUTill ••*• Call Charles 758-3916 Message Center. Basic message... JAUMES OFFICE MACHINE CO. ' Interesting & Unusual Items 498-1289 Monthly message 498-1287 |' Tt»>C«itarforFamly8tudtes,lnc. " F.H.HERMAN ANTIQUES Typewriters-Calculators. Sales 4A HALLS FOR RENT Rental & Repairs. 681-8741 1405 Sunset Drive Coral Gables 5 PERSONALS ELDERCARE 3 Blks. E. Red Road 661-6080 K of C Hall for rent. Weddings & 60 PAINTING SOCIAL SECURITY Residential Care Banquets. (Miami Council 1726) PLANNING CHARLES QUALITY PAINTING If you have been denied benefits, for the Well EMeriy CALL: Classified 5644 NW 7 St. 266-1041 on doing your 20 years experience at... yqu should appeal! Responsible own repairs? BOB & BONNIE OBBIEM, Mm. GABLES K OF C HALL FOR BENT Claimants Representative available Exterior, Interior & Roof Painting PRIVATE-** PROrTt-UCENSED Miami: 754-2651 Check the Business B8rwickRd.Detray Beach Weddings, Parties or Banquets to help you. FREE CONSULTATION. Reasonable prices-Free Estimates. Broward: 525-5157 270 Catalonia Ave. 448-9242 Service Guide Palm Bch: 833-1971 Dr. Bernard M. Yoffee. 271-4*58. for Reliable Service 620-5271 Page 20 /Miami, Florida/THE VOICE/Friday, January 23,1981 Call Voice CWSSRED 754-2651 ( NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW UGALS-NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 41 CONDOS FOR SALE -NE 5 PERSONALS 5A NOVENAS J 13 HaP WANTED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the under- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH Ocean front studio-The Executive signed, desiring to engage in business under JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE DESIRE PRIESTHOOD? Thanks to St. Jude for favor Mature lady to work in small the fictrtJiis name of COQUETA FASHION COUNTY, FLORIDA SISTERHOOD? Bay view Studio-Bayview: Towers IMPORT AND EXPORT, INC. at number granted. Publication promised. Retirement Home. Salary, room & PROBATE DIVISION 80-10086 Over 30? Father Nigro, Gonzaga U. Co-op 2BR.-Archcreek 1825 NW 21 Street, in the City of Miami, RLE NO. 03 A.M.D. board. Call after 4PM. 989-6671 Lasch Realty Broker 757-4509 Florida/intends to register the said name IN RE: ESTATE OF Spokane, WA. 99258 with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Dade DOROTHY H. GLOOR 43 DUPLEX FOR RENT - NE County, Florida. Deceased Dated at Miami, Florida this 19th day of Thanks to St. Jude for favor NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION . S PERSONAL Marian Center needs House , Miami Shores.Furnished 1 Bedmn. December, 1980. granted. Publication promised. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE- Parents to work with mentally Olga figueroa, President Florida Rm.Fireplace.Walk to St. MANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND If you buy palm crosses made in Helen McCabe Nora Aduen, Vice President retarded children. Live in. ] Rose. Quiet. Adults. ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID Africa, you help people whose -Elvira Wightrnan, Vice President ESTATE: Teacher with Bachelor Degree 758-2300 or 754-5203 Aldo Reale, Secretary-Treasurer income is $55.00 per year to buy YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminis- •A CRAFTS in Special Education. Fringe 112-9-16-23,1981 the bare necessities of life & to M REAL ESTATE MUM BCM. CO. tratjon of the estate of Dorothy H. Cloor de- fill health & educational needs. benefits. Call 9 AM to 4 PM lEOALfrNOTICE OF ADMIMSTRATtON ceased, late of Dade County, Florida, File 625-8354 PHILIP 0. LEWIS, INC. Number 80-10086 k pending in the Circuit All work done in this country is FRAN'S FUN WITH YARNS I Court in and for Dade County, Florida, Pro- Equal opportunity employer IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ELEVENTH volunteered. Orders are acknow- COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES bate Division, the address of which is 3rd 8238 NE 2nd Ave I JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR DADE MMMtlMIIMMl NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY Floor, Dade County Courthouse, 73 West ledged & must be received by IKIK MTiTrnt COUNTY, FLORIDA i MorvFri. 10 5 PM Sat. 10 3 PM A Flagler Street, Miami, Florida 33130. The per- 31 West"20 Street Riviera Beach, i A 5t C?MI m PROBATE DIVISION 02 Palm Sunday. Rates based on $6 | . 756-1*70 | sonal representative of this estate is Roberta 844-020}! Drt FILE NO. 80-9851 PER 100;$3 per 50, in multiples Mitchell, whose address is 12875 NE 2nd STLOTSftAOgACt-rlA NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Ave. N. Miami, FU. The name and address of of 50 only. Only individual-sized $50DAYIPN'S TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DE- the attomey-for the personal representative- palm crosses are available. Invite MANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND are set forth below. inquiries. Include your strteet ad- CALl.-Classiffed (Based on experience)-' •*- 12 ACRtS ZONED ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN SAID All persons having claims or demands against dress for United Parcel Service deli- 28 paid fringe benefit days SHOPPING PLAZA STTE ESTATE: this estate are required,WITHIN THREE at... 564' on Hwy. 1 Will serve YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the adminis- very. Hospitalization & Life Insurance MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Villages of Homestead. Site plan tration of )ANE SCHUETZ deceased, late of PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with AFRICAN PALMS, P.O.BOX 575 Miami 754-2651 FAIR HAVENS Dade County, Florida,•'fie Number 80-9851 the clerk of the above court a written iRehabitation & Retirement Center available. is pending in the Grcufl Court in and for statement of any daim or demand they may Olney, Maryland 20832 ArmerE. White, Inc. Dade County, Florida, Probate Division, the have. Each claim must be in writing and must r Broward 525 5157 address of which is 3rd Floor, Dade County indicate the basis for the daim, the name and Miami Springs 420 S. Dixie Hwy. Courthouse, 73 West FUgler Street, Miami, address of the creditor or his agent, or attor- WHEN YOU SHOP IP-AMUSEMENTS, PARTIES. FTC. Contact Ms. Parrish, D.O.N. Coral Gables, Fl. 33146 Florida 33130. The personal representative of ney, and the amount claimed. It the daim is 887-1565 883-4630 Call Gene Chavoustie this estate is WALTER KEARNS, whose ad- riot yet due, the date when it will become " SPORT FISHING dress is 744 NE 88th Street, Miami, Florida. '6S7-1071 • due shall be stated. If the claim is contrrwent MENTION "HELEN C" 13 reiPWAMTED-BROWABO The name and address of the attorney-for the or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty 52 HOMES F0R SALE -SW personal representative-are set forth below. 947-4081 shall be stated. If the daim is secured, the j'Part time, ladies or men. Work All persons having claims or demands against security shall be described. The claimant shall THE VOICE CAPT. JOHN CALLAN FANTASTIC SILVER BLUFF AREA the estate are required, WITHIN THREE deliver sufficient copies of the daim to the f from home !onr new telephone pro MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST SANOVENAS 3 BR. 1 Bath.Central Air/Heat, plus clerk of the above styled court to enable tht •am. Earn $4,$6 & more $'s perl a lot of extras. For details call PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with clerk to mail one copy to each personal 13 HELP WANTED aur. 983-8313 the clerk of the above court a writen representative. Thanksgiving to St Jude for favors Silvia Bradshaw Assoc. 551-0705 statement of any claim or demand they may All persons interested in the estate to whom lication promised. IB. S TOOL RENTALS have. Each claim must be in writing and must a copy of this Notice of Administration has ETHICAL SALES HELP ;;. LEGRA indicate the basis for the claim, the name and been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE OVER 100 LOW RENTAL TOOLS address of the creditor or his agent or attor- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST Thanksgiving to St. Jude for favors Dade, Monroe, -Collier Counties' SMITTYS HARDWARE & PAINT CO. Real Estate & Investment Corp ney, and the amount claimed. If the claim is PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any not yet due, the date when it will become objections they may have that challenge the granted. Publication promised. Work from your home phoning' 12320 N.W. 7 Ave. 681-4*81 888-8802 due shall be stated, rl the claim is contingent validity of the decedent's will, the CR. for subscriptions to Franciscan, or unliquidated, the nature of the uncertainty qualifications of the personal representative, Fathers award winning publica- 62-HOMES FOR SALE ' shall be stated. 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Blvd. 573-1618 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 / Page 21 ! ^•~~v^:; '/;•,• Helping the handicapped By Lenore Kelly removed parking lot curbs, built ramps, refashioned In 1979, the social ministries committee at St. bathrooms and provides transportation for those Benedict Parish in Holmdel, N.J., turned to who otherwise wouid be unable to attend parish parishioner Marie Scherer to head their task force functions. on the handicapped. Also, two church pews were removed to ac- This articulate woman has an insider's view of the commodate wheelchairs and stretchers. Ms. particular problems facing the handicapped. Ever Scherer says, "Now a disabled person can be since a childhood bout with polio left her paralyzed among parishioners and not stuck out in the aisle from the neck down, she has had to lie constantly someplace. It's so important for a person's dignity on her back, dependent on an iron lung for survival. not to feel out of place." A year later, the courageous leader can cite BESIDES the physical changes, there is a growing numerous accomplishments. She believes, "St. awareness and sensitivity about the handicapped Benedict has become the most accessible church in among the 2,600 families of the parish. An initial the area for the handicapped." The parish has activity of the task force was a weekend seminar which evolved from requests to know more about the handicapped. Before joining the task force, Ms. Scherer's in- volvement with the parish was minimal, limited mainly to Sunday liturgies. For years, however, she Those who serve has been active in a number of self-hejp secular organizations for "ablebodied but handicapped adults." By Father Philip J. Murnion financially by parishes, to reach beyond parish One group helped sponsor a county "Handicap- boundaries. ped Awareness Day," hosted by St. Benedict's Just before he died, Jesus gave one of his most In providing services, parishes can search for ways social ministries committee. That day sparked great powerful teachings. Tying a towel around his waist, to respect the sensitivities of persons in need. interest and shortly afterward the parisn established he took a basin of water and went around the table Perhaps parishes can ask people with a particular its task force. Transported by volunteers in a during that last meal with his followers. Kneeling need to help make decisions about how services specially equipped car, Ms. Scherer says the task before each, Jesus washed their dusty feet. should be provided. There's something to be lear- force is "one of the many ways in which the com- His action so violently clashed with the usual ned, for example, from those instances when the mittee tries to meet the needs of all the people in customs of leaders that Peter rebelled. But Jesus in- elderly have pitched in to care for each other, the parish, not just one segment." sisted that the apostles understand his point: The perhaps visiting or calling on those in nursing leader is one who serves. homes. As parishes go about serving the needs of people Teen-agers, too, can be encouraged to serve this lesson is a good one to recall. For today, the others. This shows young people that their con- This committed woman sees her future services people require often are provided by tributions are respected. public agencies and social service professionals. Again, a parish expresses faith in the contribution tasks as twofold: educating people and These services are often bureaucratized. At times of prayer when shut-ins are kept informed about helping the handicapped become in- they are anonymous and burdened by red tape. the parish and their prayers for the work of the tegrated into society. She explains, "It is so - Today the term "public servant" is sometimes parish are sought. easy to send a check to an organization for used, not simply as a description for agencies, but We are all able to receive from others when we as an expression of frustration when the red tape know there will be an opportunity to give as well. the handicapped but the difficult thing is to seems, to have taken over. Parishes are coming alive with new ways for people get them to be seen, heard and accepted THE PROBLEM is not just a problem for public to care for one another. And many are discovering into the mainstream of society." agencies. It is a problem for anyone providing ser- that when they not only reflect on needs in their vices for people in need. The problem is this: There community, but also reflect together with the is a tendency for the focus to shift away from the people who have needs, the ability to serve well The committee sponsors programs for the people in need. grows. elderly, blood drives, clothing collections, Then the person in need comes to be regarded workshops on social justice issues, adult tutoring more or less as an object who receives the good and baby showers for expectant mothers of the graces of those who provide them. The dignity, the • county prenatal clinic. Because of the committee's knowledge, perhaps even the real desires of the extensive work, a full-time coordinator has been person in need are not always kept at the priority. hired to oversee daily operations. There is a greater need than ever today for Despite many accomplishments Ms. Scherer has people in parishes to serve each other, encountered obstacles. 'The same few people are parishioners should not think that they are no willing to do everything. We need to get more longer needed since public agencies are doing people involved." Last fall, she was hospitalized everything that can be done. No amount of publicly with a respiratory infection and was unable to organized service eliminates the need for in- direct the group. Now, with improved health, she is dividuals and groups willing to serve. trying to identify other handicapped people in the In parishes then, following the example of Jesus, parisn. those providing care can truly acquire the attitude of servants. But to do so, they should view the per- THIS COMMITTEE woman sees her future tasks as son in need as someone with something to offer twofold: educating people and helping the han- others, not simply as the recipient of aid. dicapped become integrated into society. She ex- In many parishes there is, in fact, an increasing plains, "It is so easy to send a check to an emphasis on individual and personalized service. organization for the handicapped but the difficult Parishes are: thing is to get them to be seen, heard and accepted 1. Developing numerous services for the elderly — into the mainstream of society." recreation and nutrition programs, programs of She also hopes to survey other area parishes and visiting and phoning shut-ins, even, help in dealing to publish a booklet on their services for the han- with city agencies; dicapped. 7/At least that way, those who want to go 2. Making new efforts to help the grieving and to church know the places which are equipped to widowed learn to deal with their difficulties; handle their needs," she says. 3. Organizing groups called FISH (For Immediate As a spokesperson for the social ministries com- and Sympathetic Help) to respond to calls for help. mittee puts it, "The handicapped have stayed away FISH provides a variety of services such as shopping from visibility not to embarrass others. At St. for shut-ins, minding children when a parent goes Benedic we have brought them out of their out, cleaning the house for a sick person or helping bedrooms." a frail person get to a medical appointment; 4. Providing periodic bus trips to the local cemetery for those who otherwise would not be abte to visit the graves of loved ones; At a time when services have become 5. Arranging for special dinners on Christmas and bureaucratized, professionalized, anony- Thanksgiving for people who otherwise would eat mous, burdened by red tape and so often alone. conducted as an exercise of power over A PARISH'S efforts to serve can, of course, reach vulnerable people, there is a greater need beyond the parish boundaries. There are many than ever for people in parishes to serve one examples of cooperation among parishes in order another. A nun working with an outreach to serve the people of a community. Then there are program visits a Harlem man. the organized services of the diocese, supported Page 22 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE/ Friday, January 23,1981 KIVOW TOUR FAITH Signs of reality By Father John J. O'Callaghan, SJ Recently, the church restored the diaconate. In doing so, thechurch em- Increasingly, parishes require young phasized once again a central truth: people to complete a service project There is no contradiction between the before receiving the sacrament of con- sacraments and the homely needs of firmation. A young person commits everyday life. Just the opposite! A himself or herself to some activity over deacon is ordained to minister to a period of time which helps people people, not primarily to assist at the who are in need. altar. Done well, such projects ought to be The bishops then give examples of excellent ways to make confirmation service deacons can render: to the become what a sacrament should be: aged, the sick, to prisoners, the poor, a sign of reality. As a requirement for the rejected. But their most telling being confirmed, helping people in statement is their hope .that the need connects the sacrament with life deacon will not look or feel different and symbolizes what Christian Life is from lay Christians! True to the nature about in the process. of sacraments, the deacon's ordained We read in the Acts of the Apostles role focuses that of every Christian. how deacons were named to service. The liturgical role a deacon may The story is instructive: Everyday play symbolizes his broader role of needs, like providing hungry people service to the body of Christ. His with food, were real to the first assistance in the sanctuary is validated, Christians. Meeting these needs was then, by his work outside it. seen as a Christian duty — even a That same insight underlies service sacramental one. projects at the time of confirmation. To be an adult Christian is to commit . LATER ON, the evolution of the yourself to the welfare of the body of deacon's function into a largely Christ in its many members, in and out ceremonial one is also instructive: of the church. This has to be done in Removed from real life, sacraments particular instances, at times of crisis, lose meaning. to meet emergency needs. Then, for centuries, up untit 1967, We have to be ready to interrupt our church practice conferred the order of ordinary lives, to change our plans and deacon exclusively on men en route respond to the unexpected. This can Deacon John Fairfax of Washington is a volunteer barber at the Little Sisters of the to the priesthood. It became largely be hard, but often we find ourselves poor Home for the Aged in Washington, D.C. "Loving and serving individuals and the honorific, or at most a dry run for rising to the occasion. priestly ministry. community of persons in Christ is the deacon's most characteristic ministry," the American bishops state in their guidelines to permanent deacons. By Father John J. Castelot Still, always the realist, Paul is well aware that what may be good for him personally is not necessarily good for everyone. Did St. Paul feel that married people somehow were not Actually it may be positively harmful. Consequently he has no called to a life of Christian perfection? That conclusion often hesitation in recommending marriage for those who feel that has been drawn from his remarks in Chapter 7 of First Corin- the single life would be agonizing. Losing one's mind is not thians, with most regrettable results for the self-image of the necessary in order to save one's soul - or to attain perfection. vast majority of the People of Cod. Wittingly, or unwittingly, married people often have been PAUL GOES on after this discussion to restate the gospel ideal made to feel like second-class citizens, hot quite complete of a stable union, a permanent commitment joining husband Christians. That is a shame. For Christian perfection is open to and wife. The precise situation Paul then deals with is that of a all. Intact, all Christians have the duty to strive for that perfec- Christian married to a pagan. tion. * WHEN JESUS said in the Gospel of Matthew, "In a word, you In such a marriage, if the non-Christian is willing to live in must be made perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect," he peace with the Christian, respecting his or her convictions and was not addressing an umarried elite. lifestyle, then by all means let the two stay together. The un- What could Paul have meant, when he wrote: 'To believer is not automatically a bad influence in the community. Called to those not married arid to widows I have this to say: It would be On the contrary, .the influence may well work in the opposite well if they remain as they are, even as I do myself; but if they direction, with the pagan benefiting from association with the cannot exercise self-control, they should marry. It is better to Christian and with the community which he or she belongs. perfection marry than to be on fire." Paul illustrates this by referring to the children of the couple; There are circumstances in which singleness is to be If the children did not profit by livingin a Christian environ- preferred, Paul thinks, because it is more practical. Free of the ment, then one would have to say that they were "unclean," inevitable concerns of married life, Paul believes a person can completely subject to pagan influences. But they are in fact be more completely devoted to the service of the larger com- "holy," constantly influenced by Christian example and en- munity, as he himself is. joying the opportunity to grow into mature members of the Another important consideration, which will emerge later in community. Chapter 7, is the prospect of the imminent of the risen Lord to establish a new order of things - a prospect which was very On the other hand, Paul continues, if the pagan party simply real to Paul and his contemporaries. Why change your status, refuses to live in harmony with the Christian, then let him or then, why launch out a new career, when ifs all going to be her go. Paul writes: "The believing husband or wife is not over very soon? bound in such cases. God has called you to live in peace." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, January 23,1981 / Page 23 Peace travelers ...From Hiroshima, Buddhists pray in Miami By Ana M. Rodriguez (nuclear power) and trying to awaken Voice Staff Writer people in order to stop all tests, pro- > duction and use. However, the United Their names are Kamiyana, Imai, Ishi- States and Russia have been ignoring bashi and Kato. this kind of international voice and just They are quiet, kind, and like the keep building up more weapons." man whose steps they follow, Buddha, Their pilgrimage for peace began fast they are committed to the fall in England, after having journeyed brotherhood of man. in April from Tokyo to Hiroshima for Their mission is to waik the world, the 3$tft anniversary of the dropping chanting and praying for peace, whrle of the atomic bomb. In Milton Kevnejs, > awakening those who hear them to about 40 miles north of london, they the horrors of a nuclear holocaust joined other monks in the They call themselves "Messengers inauguration of the World Peace ftom Hiroshima." Pagoda, a dome^shaped tower which ''THE WHOLE world is fike a wooden for Buddhists symbolizes "the inr boat floating on a kerosene sea. You possible peace." just light 3 small fire, arid it aff ex- IT WAS THE first time ordained Bud- plodes, all of a sudden/ even f>y dhists from around the world have mistake," says Kato, who functions as converged in the Western translator. Hemisphere, and marked the begin- He adds that their message Is simple; ning of a movement to contruct World "to stop alt test, production and use7" of Peace Pagodas in every country in the nuclear weapons, "If nuclear war takes worki. iptace, m 30 rmnutes the whole world From Milton Keynes, these mortks of is over, Alt - kind of defense is the Nichihonzan Myohoji order and meaningless. There's no winner in a three other teams of walkers set out to nuclear war." the rest of the work!, each in one of Since October, the four monks have the tow directions, to carry out their visited the Eastern coast of the United pilgrimage for peace. After visiting States, walking from Hanisburgh, Pa., Northern Ireland, this group came to to New Yorfc tjy way of Washington, the United States, from where they D>C, then traveling south. In .will journey to South, and. Central Washington they joinifci the Long America, then north to the Western Walk for Survival, which halted for United States and finally to Tokyo,, stopping development of alt rtudear where they will- unitewith the other weapons, to St. Petersburg, they tearm th April, to attend the World protested draft registration outside a Assembly of Religious Workers for post office- In Miami fast week, they Total Nuclear and Genera! Disar- marched m commemoration of Martin mament The Other teams will have lathe* King's birthday* visited the Middle East, Africa, South- *W£ ARE NOT actually preaching or east Asa and Europe, tailing," Kato says. "We just pray IN FRAYING and chanting for peace, wherever we go," the monks are following the first of the Although they oppose all war$, the Buddha's Five Precepts, non-Wiling, But ,monfc$ see as more eminent and they say the world must first change ft' ominous the threat of nuclear war, self, become more spiritual, before especially in recent years, during anything good can happen. which the arms race has escalated. "We created wdear weapons which They also oppose nuclear power, even can annihilate and smother all for peaceful purposes, because the humanity. Unless we shift this kind of radioactive wastes can be used for cruel mind into a high," peaceful one, Buddhist monks display their message in Coral Cables during world trek. weapons, t nuclear war may happen/' says imai, y says tne roie OT me taxes place, that wifnae caused by Kajto says they are among many who who has been a monk for more than gious Is to realize the kingcfon of man. It will be mamriade, not God'$ are "raising a strong voice against 30 years. God on this earth. If nuclear holocaust wilt" + ' ' ...From Ohio, former engineer brings message By George Kemon "Private First Class" of which Tom says, when he. madehis pact with God, ac- Can a Christian morally engage in "Pfc's are the ones who always fight cording toTom. He threw off his 24- planning for a nuclear war or helping the wars, but who are also never year job as contracts administrator in build nuclear weapons even for responsible for them." the missiles systems divison of Rock- national defense? His travels for peace in a van em- well and sold his interests in sideline This is one of the questions that Tom blazoned with signs have taken him construction companies. Then things Seiver, self-proclaimed peace throughout the Eastern United States, began to happen. missionary is asking all over the parts of the Middle West and even to MONEY FROM the sale of the com- United States — even the world — as Mexico where Siemer greeted Pope panies are supporting the family and he conducts a one-mar crusade again- st nuclear war, or even the near oc- never casions of it. He was in Miami last week. Seiver, 56, who promised to speak John Paul II with signs urging the Pope paying his expenses and the printing of out against war if he were allowed to to ban the bomb, ex cathedra. several different pamphlets which he live — was terminally ill in a hospital He formerly worked for North passes out in front of Catholic chur- with a six-months-to-live prognosis. American Aviation, late taken over by ches. He finds the Charismatics are He's followed through on his,com- Rockwell International Company, quite receptive to his plans and gets mitment — even to the point of having manufacturers of nuclear war heads frequent invitations to address their an audience with the Pope, who and missile systems. Putting his groups. Some pastors are quite sym- blessed him in his efforts and told him scruples aside, he said he justified his pathetic while others are convinced that these things take time. work at the company "because I had he's material for a mental health clinic. TOM IS A PFC - a Peacemaker For to support my wife and children." Christ, a member of a small group of Wrestling with his conscience, and But he maintains his singleness of Christians living in Ohio. Their symbol worried about this work he became an purpose - traveling, talking, Tom Seiver, PFC, (Peacemaker For is a triangular design with a cross and alcoholic. promoting peace - one man, one Christ). the letters "PFC", similar to that of He became very ill and that was voice — and a promise to God. Page 24 / Miami, Florida/ THE VOICE /Friday, January 23,1981 ENERO 23,1981 Publicacion oficial catolica de la Arquidiocesis de Miami, 6201 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla. 33138, Tel: 758-0543. jGrociasa Dios, Estdn Libresl ^Recuerdas Cuando Alguien Te Ayudo Una Vez? Por George Kemon millones y agradecio la esplen- familias, los adictos al alcohol y El presidente de la campafia fue ayudado cuando nifio en dida generosidad de los otras drogas, para la juventud y anterior anuncio que el Sr. Phil Boys Town (facilidad que fue ^Recuerdas cuando alguien te catolicos de la arquidiocesis, para los ninos. Lewis, antiguo presidente del una realidad gracias al ABCD) y ayudo a ti? Este el es tema para que sobrepasaron la meta Senalo el Arzobispo la senado estatal de la Florida es recalco que "este joven es un la campana del ABCD senalada del ano pasado mas necesidad real de los varios el nuevo presidente para la ejemplo del tema "Recuerda (Caridades del Arzobispo), que alia de lo que se podia esperar. programas de la arquidiocesis, campana de este ano. El Padre cuando alguien te ayudo a ti". se inicio en Fort Lauderdale, en cuyos presupuestos han sido Neil J. Fleming, parroco de Nor- el restaurante Williamson, el Destaco algunos de los mermados por la devoradora th Palm Beach, continuara "Todos nosotros hemos sido Lunes 12 de Enero pasado. programas alcanzados por el inflation "de la isma manera como coordinador de la cam- ayudados por alguien en una ABCD, como las dos nuevas que ustedes lo han sentido en pafia. Padre Fleming conto el ocasion u otra, y esa ayuda El Arzobispo Edward McCar- escuelas de bachillerato (una sus hogares", rogandole a los caso de un joven que se le tiene muchas formas", agrego thy, convalesciente aun de su en Naples y otra en Boca donantes que cuando hagan acerco para dearie que el ya el Padre Fleming. Esta comida reciente operacion del Raton), tres nogares para an- sus promesas para este ano habia dispuesto una cantidad del pasado lunes fue la primera corazon, dijo a mas de 500 cianos y dos mas a punto de den un poquito mas que ayude de cada salario semanal para de muchas que tendran lugar personas allT reunidas que la ser inaugurados, asi como a balancear la erosion in- que ABCD pudiera ayudar a en' la arquidiocesis en las meta para este ano era de $3.6 otros programas para las flacionaria. otro muchacho como el mismo proximas semanas. GrupoTeatral de Sacerdotes Propaga el Evangelio Por William McClinton Somo evangelistas teatrales actuaciones pero ha mostrado (Corresponsal de NC) que usamos el escenario comO su confianza, tanto en mi como otro medio de propagar el en mi juicio, por lo que le estoy Pittsburgh, Penn.- Darle una mensaje del Evangelio. Cada muy agradecido." vuelta teatral a la propagation cancion, cada baile y cada linea de la Palabra es lo que hacen comica hablada en nuestro ac- ^Despues de ensayar todo el cuatro sacerdotes del area de to tiene como proposito v'erano el "show" se presento Pittsburgh, quienes cantan, preparar la audiencia para en Septiembre del pasado bailan y dicen chistes para recibir la Buena Nueva". ano en el Restaurante Ben llevar el mensaje a las audien- Gross, un "super club" en las cias que asisten a los restauran- Su actuacion en cabarets no afueras de Pittsburgh. Fueron tes y clubs selectos. es solo unica sino tambien para un "hit" inmediato y su con- algunas personas, inapropiada trato fue extendido a tres Su acto lleva el titulo "La para sacerdotes. Pero ellos semanas mas porque las reser- Buena Nueva Segun Los Cuatro estan convencidos de que vaciones cubririan la capacidad Padres" y es quiza el unico en "estan tocando" a personas del restaurante por mas de las su g£nero en el negocio de que de otra manero no podna seis originales. "Today Show", teatro. llegarse a ellos. Esto, segun de NBC television, presento "Los Cuatro Padres", justifica la unas escenas del acto y ya ha Tres de ellos son parrocos del aventura. La reaccion de las programado una presentacion area McKeeport, cerca de Pit- audiencias, de sus feligreses y de "Real People" con los tsburgh, estan en los 50 afios la gran cantidad de correspon- "Cuatro Padres" para el mes de de edad, o cerca de ellos, y dencia es, con muy pocas ex- Enero. Las parroquias y los llevan largos afios en el sacer- cepciones, favorable y los recaudadores de fondos para docio. El Padre Tom Smithfue estimula a seguir adelante, obras de caridad los acosan ordenado hace 29 anos, el aseguran los sacerdotes. para que prometan una fecha. Padre Patrick Jones, 25 y ef Padre John Cassella, 23. El mas El Padre Thomas Smith, quien Las canciones y el material es joven del grupo "Los Cuatro concibio la idea, estudio, en- casi todo original; material de Padres" es parroco asistente, sefio y practico el baile por 25 compositores y comediantes Los cuatro sacerdotes diocesanos de Pittsbugh, quienes se dan a fue ordenado hace solo dos afios. Los ultimos doce repren- famosos que usan llevan un afios y esta cerca de los 30. si mismos el nombre "La Buena Nueva de Acuerdo a los Cuatro to su acto de "un solo hombre" nuevo toque religioso, la Padres" son, de izq. a der., Padres Sam Esposito, Patrick Jones, cantando y bailando "como un dignidad sacerdotal es bien El unico del grupo con ex- apostolado y ministerio John Cassella y el organizador del grupo, Thomas Smith, quien respetada y todo el material es dice que usan el teatro como otro medio de propagar el mensaje periencia teatral previa es el especial" presentandose en de buen gusto. Padre Smith, quien fue bailarin todas partes, desde parroquias de los Evangelios. principal en "Los Follies de hasta cabarets y varias conven- (Nota de la Redaccion) Ziegfeld de 1944", en el club ciones catolicas nacinales. Peru? Y Fray Jose tuvo la la sala del Teatro Nacional de de Billy Rose "Diamond Hor- . - • >~ Para los hispanos amantes del autorizacion ael Papa, quien no la Habana en aquellas tem- seshoe" y otras obras en "Comence mis actividades buen teatro, y teatro religioso, solo le dio permiso sino que le poradas y ya sacerdo'r sus teatros y clubs de Broadway teatrales nuevamente a esto no es nada nuevo si son mando hacerlo. Jose Mojica, "shows en el Teatro Anrititca" antes de su ingreso en el petici6n del Cardenal John J. mayores de 30 afips. ^Quien no antes de ser sacerdote fran- abarrotaban el teatro y la seminario. El es el organizador Wright, Obispo, ya fallecido, recuerda las peliculas y obras ciscano, fue un tenor mejicano despedida dejaba miles de per- del grupo y segun el, el acto de de Pittsburgh", dice Padre de teatro de Fray Jose de que gano fama internacional en sonas deseando verlo. dos horas de duration no es Smith. "El Obispo actual, Mon- Guadalupe Mojica, recaudando Nueva York y Hollywood, hizo teatro como negocio. senor Vincent M. Leonard no fondos para su"Ciudad de los las delicias de los fanaticos del Estamos de acuerdo. "Esto es teatro evangelico. ha visto ninguna de nuestras Nifios" en las montafias del cine en fos afios 30 y 40; llend jTeatro de buen gusto, gusta! Miami, Florida/ LA VOZ/Viemes, Enero 23,1981 /Pagina 1A Santo Tomas La" ' es el Primer de Aquino Paso, dice un Adicto ENERO28 ••I I '//•• Por Ana M. Rodriguez Santo Tomas nacio en Rocca- seca, Italia, el affo 1225, A la Las drogas arriban a la Florida edad de cinco afios sus padres por libras, kilos y bultos; en lo pusieroh a estudiar con los sobrecitos plasticos escon- rrionjes benedictino y despues didos en los cinturones de los en la Universidad de Napoles. viajeros o en los forros de las Cuando tenfa 19 afios, Tomas carteras de la mujeres; por aire decidio tomar la vida religiosa e o por mar. A veces, como ingreso en un convento de la sucedio hace poco, "cae del Orden de Santo Domingo. Sus cielo" y atravieza el techo de padres mas inclinados a la or- una casa-movil. den benedictina, lo sacaron de La droga es dinero en el ban- alii. co para traficantes y una vida Despues de un ano de de crimen y dependerrcia para discusiones Tomas fue los "junkies" (adictos), muchos autorizado al convento de los cuales, para pagarse el dominico. Estudio en Paris y vicio, la venden o (a distribuyen Colonia teniendo como y el dia que deciden no vender o distribuirla mas, marcan el En corto tiempo, el neofito aprende a inyectarse a mismo, maestro a San Alberto el Gran- causa esta de muchas muertes por sobredosis. de. Regreso a Italia y despues final de su propia vida. Porque los muertos "no hablan". de su ordenacion volvio a Paris entre las edades de escuela robo para compralas. En para hacer ^studios mas Pero los tiempbs han cam- media hasta mayores de 50 muchas formas conocio in- profundos; ensefio teologia y biado la apariencia del "junkie" afios. Cada dia saien dos otros timamente la vida de la calle". filosofia en la misma ciudad y tradicional. Los "hippies" con dos ocupan su lugar. Para "Supongo que yo era el mas mas tarde en Napoles y otras ahora"; despues de la profunda destenidos y gastados "jeans", cuando vienen al centra ya han joven y el mas idiota de mi pelo largo y barbas, con sim- ciudades de Italia. r experiencia mfstica que tuvo sido adictos por siete y ocho a- familia", dice Carlos, quien no durante una Misa ceiebrada en bolos de paz y caras de ador- nos. Cada dia comienzan a ser desea que su verdadero nom- Durante su vida escribi6 mas mecidos que vagabundeaban de cuarenta libros sobre Diciembre6,de1273. "iniciados" a mas temprana bre sea usado para no arriesgar por los callejones y los parques edad, segun Phil Greene, y las su empleo. Durante tres afios y teologia y filosofia y compuso Tres meses despues, a la suplicando "la mezcla" han muy hermosos himnos edad de 49 afios, murio camino razones que apunta- son medio ha asistido diariamente cambiado su aspecto por el de muchas: al Centra St. Luke para adictos, liturgicos. Entre sus obras se al Concilio de Lyon. tipo de pelo bien arreglado, encuentra la famosa "Summa Fue canonizado en 1323 y • La disponibilidad de la que patrocina la Arquidiocesis jeans de marcas, bUen empleo de Miami, para su tratamiento y Theologica". Pero de cuanto nombrado doctor de la fglesia y esposa e hijos, que muy bien droga ilegal esta aumentando a escribio el mismo Santo Tomas en 1567. Leon XIII lo declare pesar de los esfuerzos una vez a la semana para us pueden vivir en la casa de al sesion sicologica. dijo: "es paja comparado con patron de las escuelas lado y frecuentar reuniones duplicados de las autoridades. lo que me ha sido revelado catolicas. elegantes. • Hay "mas abuso de drogas "La yerba es el primer paso", legales" por prescripcion deTos explica el. "De ahi uno va a las Martin Greene, director del medicos. pastillas. Una vez que empece Centra St. Luke para Adictos de • El deterioro de la vida ya no pude detenerme porque El Baile' Anudl de Juan y Maria la Arquidiocesis de Miami, lo gozaba con el "high". Habla sabe bien pues en el centra ve familiar y con ellos sus valores El tradicional baile "Juan y Avenue, en Miami Beach. morales. con afecto de sus amigos. gentes de toda condition social "eramos cuatro, todos eramos Maria" del Movimiento Familiar que Megan en busca de ayuda. • La gente encuentra cada Mas informes pueden pedirse verdaderamente cdmpaneros cristiano, se efectuara este ano "Toda clase de gente entra vez mas dificil sobrellevar las el dia 14 de Febrero desde las a los responsables de equipos presiones sociales, que nos ayudabamos unos a o por los telefonos 665-9132 y aqui. Nadie podria separarlos otros. Hoy uno de ellos esta 8:30 p.m. hasta las 2:00 a.m. en por niveles". Algunos adictos a y muchas mas. el Hotel Seville, 2901 Collins 531-3276. huyendo de la ley, otro en- drogas prescritas por el "Hace tres afios no teniamos cerrado con una condena de medico, como valium o per- un solo paciente hispano en el 50 afios y el tercero anda por codan; otros a las mas- Centra", dice Greene, "ahora. ahi." Reunion de Divorciados y Sepsrados peligrosas como cocaina o tenemos entre 30 y 40 adictos. heroina. A los cubanos, como a toda la "Yo nunca puse un revolver clase media, no les gusta ir a en la espalda de nadie. No en St. Agatha El Centra St. Luke esta situado tengo corazon para hacer dafio en 3290 NW Avenida 7 y brin- tratamiento de drogas". Una charla sobre "La Per- Parroquia de St. Agatha. a otra persona". da tratamiento a cuantos Megan El dinero llega en abundancia En una ocasion tuvo que huir sonalidad" ofrecera la doctora La reunion sera el dia 26 de negros, hispanos y americanos a los bolsillos de los traficantes Cecilia Alegre en la pr6xima Enero a las 8:30 de la noche en de la ley escondiendose en en igual proportion; 350 al dia, pero los centros como St. Atlanta, donde estuvo seis reunion del Grupo de el salon parroquial, 1111 SW casi el doble que Megan son Luke encuentran mas duro Separados y Divorciados de la 107 Avenida. meses sin la heroina luchando hombres, el restb son mujeres, cada vez que los fondos valientemente contra el deseo necesarios lleguen a eflos. El imperioso del vicio. Cuando cuerpo facultativo de 35 doc- sus amigos se convjrtieron en tores, enfermeras, siquiatras, "evidencia del fiscal estatl", RESPETO A LAVIDA— sicologos y consejeros trabajan dNOSON BAST ANTE 10 MILLONES? regreso para entregarse. Fue todos los dias desde las 7;30 puesto en libertad porque no DESDE 1973 EL ADORTO HA DESTRUIDO 10 MILLONES DE hasta la 7:00 p.m. Los existian pruebas contra el. PERSONAS UNICAS, IRREMPLAZADLES, HECHAS A LA IMAGEN domingos hastas las 12 m. Pero este no fue el final sin© DEDIOS Carlos, un caso promedio, de el regreso a la droga. Confiesa 24 afios de edad, comenzo a que nunca fue adicto ESTE JUEVES, 22 DE ENERO ,1981. ES EL do. ANIVERSARIO DE fumar marijuana cuanto' estaba LA INFAME DECISION DE LA CORTE SUPREMA LEGALIZANDO EL exagerado y esto le permitio en el sexto grade En la escuelai mantener una apariencia de ADORTO CON SOLO SOLICITARLO. superior estaba ya aspirando persona normal. Sin embargo, cocaina y tragando tabletas de necesitaba la "blosa" para UNASE A NOSOTROS EN OKACION EL quaalude: En esta epoca una sacudirse la enfermedad. Nun- "dama" lo inicio en la herolna. ca se inyecto en los lugares SADADO, 24 DE ENERO, 1981, A LAS Poco tiempo mas tarde acelero llamados "galerias de tiro", 2:00 P.M. el proceso mezclando cocaina donde por $1 le facilitaban la y heroina para alcanzar el jeringuilla y donde el riesgo de OFICINA "RESPETO A LA VIDA" "high" rapidamente. contraer hepatitis es muy gran- "Carlos, nativo de Miami, es el de. 13340 NW 12 Avenida mas joven de una larga familia. "Hoy en dia el precip de la Miami, Florida 22169 Sus hermanos obtuvieron droga es muy alto. La cocaina becas deportivas para las se vende en la calle por $1,800, HADRA MISA CONCELEBRADA Y DEDICACION DE UN universidades y el tambien la heroina cuesta, a precio de SANTUARIO DE NUESTRA SRA. DE GUADALUPE. PATRONA practico deportes en ganga, $2,500 la onza y una DE LOS AUN NO NACIDOS. EL ARZODISPO EDWARD A. bachillerato. Algunos "amigos" onza de marihuana vale $30. MCCARTHY SERA EL PRINCIPAL CELEDRANTE. lo iniciaron en las drogas, por Pero la inflacion ha afectado el LA MISA Y LA DEDICACION TENDRAN LUGAR EN LOS TERRENO5 DE LA OFICINA "RESPETO propia decision, debido a que negocio de las drogas tambien. se deja convencer facilmente. Todos los traficantes quieren -; A LAVIDA" CEN LA ESQUINA DE LA 183 CALLE DEL NW Y LA 12 AVENIDA DEL NWJ Uso drogas, vendio drogas y (sigueenlap. 4A) Pagina2A /Miami, Florida/LA VOZ / Viernes, Enero 23,1981 Los Abuelos en la Familia Hispana (CONCLUSION) EL PAPEL RELIGIOSO DE LOS ANCIANOS EN LA FAMILIA HISPANA: PILARES DE LA FE. Por R. P. Francisco Santana Virgen Maria, bajo la ad- tiempo el uni'co pueblo que la estatua o el cuadro y el santo celebrar debidamente las vocacion propia a cada grupo creia en un solo Dios era el de la imagen. fiestas mas importantes. Los Hemos visto que nuestros nacional: Nuestra Senora de pueblo de Israel; los pueblos hispanos llevamos en la sangre viejitos tienen mucho tiempo Guadalupe para los rnexicano- vecinos poseian varios dioses y El Agua Bendita la devocion a la Santisima disponible/ Su sola presencia americanos; La Virgen de la los representaban como fdolos Virgen y es muy importance el en el hogar es un recuerdo Caridad para los cubano- de piedra y otros materiales. Nuestros abuelitos gustan de que los abuelitos ayuden a constante de riuestras raices americanos; Nuestra Senora de tener agua bendita en el hogar hacer crecer esa devocion. culturales y religiosas. A ellos la Divina Providencia para los El pueblo de Israel tenia la y es una costumbre muy bonita El uso personal de crucifijos y les debemos el respeto y la puertorriquenos, etc. tentacion de adorar a los el santiguarse con la ma y san- medallitas nos ayuda a recor- admiraci6n que merecen sus A las personas mayores les dioses de los pueblos con los tiguar a sus nietecitos. El agua dar la presencia de Dios en anos llenos de experiencia y gusta mucho rezar ante estas que se mezclaban honrando bendita usado como. sacramen- nuestras vidas y son signos ex- sabiduria. Es nuestra obligation imagenes y muchas veces una sus imagenes de piedra y Dios tal nos Neva a recordar eJ agua teriores de nuestra fe catolica. corresponder a su amor y ter- determinada imagen per- quiere advertirles que El es el de nuestro bautizo: el agua que b) Los abuelitos y la ensenan- nura, teniendo en cuenta que manece en una familia a traves unico Dios al que deben purifica y que da vida. en la medida que los afibs za del catecismo en ej hogar de varias generciones. La adorar, por eso les prohibe Al igual que las imagenes y catolico hispano. pasan las personas se vuelven estatua del Sagrado Corazon hacer imagenes. Hoy en dia no las velitas, el agua bendita es muy sensibles y suceptibles. ante la cual mi abuelita oraba, tenemos ese problema ya que un recuerdo constante de la En Estados Unidos nuestros Nos corresponde a todos el todavfa permanece en la todos sabemos que las presencia de Dios en nuestro nifios usualmente aprenden su hacer que se sientan felices y familia. imagenes no se adoran. hogar y en nuestra vida diaria; catecismo en ingles y con los utiles, para bien de ellos y de es una invitacion a la cambios que existen en la toda la familia. Una de las areas purificacion y un llamado a par- iglesia a partvr del Concilio en que su "utilidad" se hace ticipar de la vida de la gracia Vaticanp II, s^ les hace muy necesaria es la correspondiente que encontramos en los dificil a los abuelitos el com- a la formaci6n religiosa de los sacramentos, sobre todo en el prender la forma en que los nifios y a la conservation de las Sacramento de la Penitencia. nifios aprenden su religion. practicas de piedad propias a Hace tiempo se insistia nuestra cultura hispana. El Santo Rosario mucho en el aprendizaje del Nunca olvidare la imagen de Nuestros viejitos mantienen catecismo a base de preguntas mi abuelita arrodillada ante el viva la devocion al rezo del y respuestas, que el nifio tenia Sagrado Corazon, noche tras santo rosario. A ellos que memorizar. Ese metodo noche, en los momentos an- corresponde dirigir el rezo del sigue teniendo valor hoy en dia teriores a retirarse a disfrutar rosario en familia, al menos y sirve de base y complemento del merecido descanso. Desde una vez a la semana; de ser a los conocimientos que son muy pequeno aprendi de ella posible diariamente. explicados en la Escuela oraciones que tal vez algunos Desgraciadamente hoy en dia Catolica o en el programa de tacharein de anticuadas, pero en muchas escuelas catolicas y catecismo de la parroquia. que siempre nan sido para mi en las clases de catecismo En mi experiencia de doce refugio en momentos de parroquiales (C.C.D.) se ha afios de sacerdocio he con- graves dificultades. Creo fir- abandonado la practica de en- templado con profunda tristeza memente que a ella y a sus senar a los niRos el resd del como nuestras generaciones oraciones, debo en gran parte Rosario, como si estuviera actuates pasan por afios de mi vocation de sacerdote y no pasado de moda. educacion catolica y salen de dejo de dar gracias a Dios por Los jovenes de hoy en dia se nuestras escuelas con un lo que ella represento en mi han sentido atraidos por las desconocimiento sorprenden- vida; por su sabiduria y por su Los nietecitos se apegan mucho a los abuelos, quiza en su religiones orientates con sus te de las verdades basicas de amor. inocente intuidon les vean como refugio seguro. "mantras" y sus "mandalas", es nuestra fe. Corresponde a nuestros abuelitos el com- a) Los ancianos y la preser- decir con imagenes usadas como foco de concentraci6n prementar la educacion vation de tradiciones catolicas Hay gente que acusa a los Las Velhas Votivas religiosa del nino, usando un propias a nuestra expresion catoficos de adorar idolos y para ayudar a la meditacion y con oraciones repetitivas. tipo de catecismo tradicional cultural y religiosa: argumentan en nuestra contra Otra costumbre religiosa muy con el cual se puedan sentir la prohibicion existente en el arraigada en nuestra cultura Nosotros los catolicos tenemos Hoy en dia muchas personas, nuestro rosario entregado a la familiarizados, ayudandolos a Antiguo Testamento en hispana, y muy querida por memorizar las respuestas y con el cuento de purificar la fe, nuestros abuelitos, es la de humanidad por la Virgen Maria tienen la tendencia a relation a la fabrication de permaneciendo abiertos a un imagenes. Los que as? hablan prender velitas votivas a las y en nombre de un falso despreciar muchas expresiones modemismo lo rechazamos.. dialogo que facilite a lbs nifios no se dan cuenta que los imagenes que tenemos en la hacer la conexidn con los cono- de la piedad catdlica como si casa. El prender una vela es un La familia que reza unida se tratara de puras super- Catolicos solo adoramos a Dios cimientos adquiridos en la es- y que usamos las imagenes acto religioso de gran valor y permanece unida y la mejor cuela. sticiones o cosas de viejos. profundidad. forma de oracion familiar para Gracias a Dios, el Magisterio de para ayudarnos a tener mas presente la presencia de lo La llama de una vela ante la nosotros los catolicos es la del (Prohibida la reproduccidn de la Iglesia, es decir el Papa y los Santo Rosario. Obispos, han sabido poner las sagrado en nuestro hogar y for- imagen de nuestra devocion todo o parte de este material tafecer nuestros valores representa nuestra actitud con- cosas en su lusar y hoy, mas Oraciones - MedallKas sin el permiso expreso del espirituales. Un crucifijo nos in- stante de oracion, nuestro autor o de Claretian que nunca se habla de los gran- Los abuelitos pueden ser miiy des valores de lo que se ha vita a la union con Cristo, al deseo de permanecer en Publications, quienen lo ten- seguimiento de sus ensenanzas oracion, aunque las tareas del utiles en ensefiar a los nifios las dran muy pronto a la venta en llamado la "religiosidad oraciones mas comunes en popular". y a nuestra vida de oration. hogar nos impidan el estar hin- forma delibro.) Una imagen de la Virgen Maria cados ante la imagen de espafiol: el Padre Nuestro, el Nuestros viejitos son una en- nos inspira a pedir su inter- nuestra veneration el tiempo Ave Maria, la senal de la cruz, ciclopedia viva de las cesion como Madre Aman- que la vela tarda en consumir- el actd de contricion, etc. numerosas practicas de piedad tisima de Dios y Madre se. Los habitos religiosps que IMPRENTA que hah enriquecido nuestra Nuestra, conduciendonos a Por otra parte la luz siempre aprendemos en la infancia cultura hispana. Como me es seguir su ejemplo y a estar ha sido uno de los simboiismos piermanecen con nosotros el "MARESMA" imposible presentar una lista siempre dispuestos a aceptar la mas. usados en nuestra resto de nuestras vid. De una completa de las misma, me voluntad de Dios. tradition cristiana. Cristo es la ^manera especial es muy bueno 70 N.W. 22 Ave. - Miami, limitare a hacer resaltar el luz del mundo. La luz de Cristo que los nifios aprendan a rezar A MEDIA CUADRA OE OAGCER STREET tremendo valor catequetico La imagen de un santo de nuestra devotion nos conduce nos fue entregada en el dia de al levantarse por la manana y al ' Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para aue tienen algunas de estas acostarse por la noche. La lec- a interesarnos en su vida, para nuestro Bautismp, por medio Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, devociones que no son de nuestros padrinos, para que tura de la Biblia y de la vida de necesariamente exclusivas de asi poder seguir sus ejemplos y a pedir su intercesion ante Dios mantuvieramos la llama de la Jesucristo y algunas historias de Cumpleaiios, Recordatorios y nuestro patrimonio hispano: fe siempre viva en nuestro los santos, ayuda a los niftos a Las imagenes religosas; como miembro glorioso del Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. Cuerpo de Cristo que es la corazon. La luz ahuyenta la crecer con una actitud religiosa Es una costumbre hispana el Iglesia del Cielo. oscuridad del pecado. Las saludable. TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS tener en la casa crucifijos, velitas votivas deben recordar- La prohibicion que hace Dios De una manera especial COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES estatuas o cuadros de la Virgen en el Antiguo Testamento en nos nuestro compromiso corresponde a los abuelitos el Maria y de otros santos. De cuanto a la adoration de bautismal: amar a Dios y al desarrollar en los nifios una AHDRRE TIEMPD Y DINERD hecho,, en cada hogar cristiano imagenes, tiene que ser com- projimo, tal como lo supieron- profunda devocion a la Virgen CONFIANDONDS *SUS (MPRESQS debe haber al menos un prendida en el medio htstorico hacer el Cristo del Crucifijo, la Maria ensefi&ndoles a invocarla tlBIKOS eiOliltEKIC « E I I I I f I crucifijo y una imagen de la en que fue hecha. En aquel Virgen Maria representada en en los momentos dificiles y a TELEFONO 642-7266 Miami, Florida / LA VOZ / Viernes, Enero 23,1981 /Pagina 3A Sabado 24 de Enero, Unanse a Nosotros Por P. Dan Kubala En esta ocasion, debemos reflexionar en el proceso alcan- zado para volver a la protecci6n de toda vida, nacida o por El iueves 22 de Enero se conmemora el octavo aniversario de nacer. la decision de la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos que niega el derecho a la vida y a la condicion de persona a los Estamos agradecidos a las parroquias y a los grupos que seres por nacer. Yo recuerdo bien ese dia y, como otras per- tienen los Comites de Respeto a la Vida y. a los que estan sonas, pense que no podria ser cierto que esa ley fuera comenzando. aprobada sino que ocho anos despues el aborto se convirti6 Los invitamos a unirse a nosotros en oracion para observar en uno de los negocios mas grandes en este pafs. este triste aniversario. El sabado dia 24 de Enero a las 2 de la Cerca de 10 millones de seres, creados a imagen y semejanza tarde, el Arzobispo Edward McCarthy celebrara una Misa en de Dios, han sido exterminados por medio del aborto. H ay un los terrenos de la Oficina de Respeto a la Vida, situada en el promedio de un aborto cada 30 segundos, hora tras hora y dia 18340 N.W. de la Avenida 12 en la ciudad de Miami, al lado del tras dia, y se rumora que fuerzas contra la vida trataran de im- Family Enrichment Center. Por favor, unanse a nosotros. plantar leyes que amenacen otras etapas de la vida humana. Durante la Misa, un Santuario sera dedicado a Ntra Sefiora Es en esta triste ocasi6n del octavo aniversario de la decision de Guadalupe, Patrona de las Criaturaspor nacer y de los de la Corte Suprema, que debemos renovar nuestros esfuerzos millones de Santos Inocentes de nuestro tiempo. Nuestra para terminar la tragedia que es el aborto. Como ustedes, yo Sefiora de Guadalupe ha sido escogida como la Patrona de las estoy convencido que Dios ha dado santidad a la vida humana Criaturas por nacer ya que cuando ella apareci6 en Mexico, y que nos ha conferido como individuos y como sociedad la usaba una banda negra alrededor de su cintura, simbolo de responsabilidad de salvaguardar vidas. No tenemos que que estaba embarazada. Ella ofrecio a Su Hijo al Nuevo Mundo. disculparnos por nuestra conviccidn de que la vida humana es Queremos agradecer por este medio a los Caballeros de saarada y un regalo de Dios. Es importante que continuemos Colon, Capftulo Uno del Condado de Dade, que donaron el educandonos de las Escrituras y de las Ciencias, pero es impor- Santuario asi como al sefior y senora Victorrano Fernandez que tante tambien que tratemos de alcanzar a aquellos que desde Mexico donaron el mosaico. necesitan de&estra ayuda, que nuestra voz se deje oir en la arena public#f que nuestros conocimientos sean transmitidos Por favor, recuerden en sus oraciones a los indefensos de a las generaciones futuras. nuestra sociedad. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiTTTTrmHinitiiniiiniiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiit iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiifiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiininiii El que Predica La Yerba es el Primer Paso Justicia Acaba Como (vienedelap.2A) Juan Bautista "mas dinero". Esto es lo que: Los Angeles (NC) - Predicar la hay detras del negocio de las justicia social de la iglesia en drogas: hacer dinero. En los America Latina es provocar a los anos 70 la heroina era mas ricos, quienes no vacilan en pura que ahora y mas barata. acusar de marxistas a los que Ahora su pureza no pasa del defienden al pobre, declaro 65%. La droga pasa por tres o Mons. Michael Murphy, bbisoo cuatro manos antes de llegar al de Cork y Ross en Irlanda, al adicto y el asunto es "hacer dinero en grande". A los "gran- Entre las causas que inducen al pasar por Los Angeles de uso de las drogas la mas impor. regresb de una visita a sus des" no les importa el "hom- sacerdotes y monjas brecito" de la calle y la droga tante es el deterioro de la familia misioneros en Trujillo, Peru, es el medio mas rapido para Luke pensando en sus padres donde el mismo trabajo 3ur- hacerse ricos. pero le dijo a los consejeros nate nueve anos. La mision Carlos esta convencido de que "el, posiblemente, nunca profetica de la iglesia consiste que las drogas no valen la pena podria dejar de fumar en denunciar |a realidad de la ni resuleven ningun problema marihuana ni de oler la injusticia y quien la cumple personal o social, y por el con- cocaina." Pero Carlos sabe que acaba con su cabeza en un trario crea males mayores. una sobre-dosis de cocaina "no platon como Juan el Baustista, "Todas son malas", afiade, "yo tiene regreso" y esta conven- agrego el obispo, en una no seria capaz de influenciar a cido de que el no es un ex- referencia a los sacerdotes, ningun pequefio a fumar la tremado adictd llamandose a si religiosa y seglares perseguidos yerba u oler la "goma". mismo "adicto de baja en paises latinoamericanos. Al fin decidio ir al centro St. categoria". ' SIGNOS VISIBLES DE LA FE.- En Lituania no se permiten Dijo que encontro mas hambre y pobreza ahora que cuando demostraciones publicas religiosas desde que los comunistas dejo la mision en 1969. Envfan para Mexico tomaron el poder en toda Europa Oriental. Un periodico catolico clandestino, "La Cronica Catolica" reporta que cada dia mas ninos estan participando en los actos religiosos, especiaimente en las CHAVEZ, MEDiADOR DE Droga Prohibida en EE.UU. BOY SCOUTS Misas. Estos ninos que van a tomar la Primera Comunion se Louisville, Ky. (NC) - El sacer- de planificacion de fa- prole y reunieron en el terreno de la Iglesia para entrar en procesion. Texas (NO - Raul A. Chavez, dote de Maryknoli P. Denis luchan contra los artificiales, 54, conocido por su liderazgo O'Brien, asesor de los obispos particularmente cuando se ex- en la television hispana, fue mexicanos sobre vida familiar, perimenta con la mujer Estudiantes Honrardn a nombrado subdirector para declar6 en una entrevista con mexicana, agrego el sacerdote. relaciones con los catolicos por The Record que los fondos Datos confirmados indican que la asociaci6n nacional de Boy provistos por la U.S. Agency for la AID dedica $1.5 millon al Jose Marti el 28 de Enero Scouts. Naci6 en Chihuahua, International Development afio en experimentos anticon- Mexico, y se graduo en la (AID) para la distribucion gratis ceptivos en el mundo. El P. Al objeto de rendir homenaje tativos de diferentes in- de anticonceptivos a las O'Brien agrega que en Mexico al Apostol de Cuba Jose Marti stituciones, tratando de revivir escuela de artes dramaticas de Pasadena, California. Vive en la mujeres mexicanas, y la cam- se esta usando la inyeccidn en eJ 128 aniversario de su asi los tradicionales desfiles pana de televisi6n que les Depo-Provera que evita los natalicio, se llevara a cabo la escolares que se celebran en parroquia de St. Francis, en Grapevine, Texas. acompafia, plantean un grave hijos, pero la droga, hecha por Septima Parada Escolar Mar- la Cuba de ayer, en los cuales problema a la iglesia de ese la Upjohn Co., esta prohibida tiana de Miami el miercoles 28 cada estudiante depositaba pais vecino. Los obispos en Estados Unidos porque de Enero a las 10 de la mafiana, una flor blanca ante la imagen favorecen metodos naturales la consideran peligrosa. partiendo del Parque Municipal martiana. Encuentro situado en la Avenida Brickeil y En el Desfile participaran la calle seis, con destino al decenas de escuelas publicas y Familiar N* 81 Bqile de los Enamorados historico busto del apostol privadas - muchas acom- Los Encuentros Familiares ubicado en el Bayfront Park. pafiadas por sus propias ban- anucnian el prdximo ENCUEN— en San Juan Bosco Esta Parada Escolar ha sido das ritmicas -, asi como TRO FAMILIAR N° 81, que se La gran familia parroquial de jovenes de corazon. organizada por septimo afio escolares hispanos y nor- celebrara los dlas Enero 31 y San Juan Bosco ya tiene todo Los tickets estan a la consecutivo porla Asociacion teamericanos. Febrero 1ro. El fin de los En- preparado para su Baile del Dia disposicion de los bailadores de Escuelas Privadas Bilingues Para mas detalles y cuentros Familiares es unir mas de los Enamorados, Sabado 14 en la tienda de efectos J3IPRISA. Al desfile del afio an- adhesiones puede llamarse al a la familia entre si y a los de Febrero de 9 a.m. a 1 p.m., religiosos y en la rectoria, al terior asistieron mas de 10,000 telefono 643-4888, de la padres con sus hijos. Para mas con musica de ayer y de hoy, precio de $i.00 por persona. escolares y centenares de Asociacion de Escuelas informacidn llamar al telefono complaciendo asf el gusto de Para infortnes llamar al padres, familiares y represen- Privadas Bilingues BIPRISA. 751-2453. los jovenes de hoy y el de los 649-5464. Pagina 4A / Miami, Florida / LA VOZ / Viernes, Enero 23,1981