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VOL. IV, NO. 42 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JANUARY 4, 1963

EXILES WILL THANK GOD, REDEDICATE LIVES TO OUR LADY OF CHARITY Cubans To Rally At Hialeah Outdoor Mass Sunday M - li • • r Isntacl Lugo, During Sunday's ceremonies 1962. refugees but all of the faithful ceremonies will be the second here, and in supplication of O.F.M. Cap., one of, three which will also be attended by should avail themselves of this annual public rededication of God's blessings and graces in priest-chapiains who accom- large delegations of parishion- Confessions by more than 20 opportunity to express their "gratitude to God and to beg His further protection." Smuggled Bread For Mass, 'GRAVEST DANGER' "The recent release of the courageous Cuban soldiers im- Jar A Chalice For Chaplains prisoned for 20 months has deep- By MARJORIE L. FILLYAW Council and for the health of ened in many of the refugees Pope John XXIII. In addition, their sense of dependence upon Using a broken glass jar as a many of the prisoners recited God and their confidence in His chalice and altar breads smug- the rosary aloud several merciful help. Indeed, those who gled into Havana's Principe times during each day. have met and talked with the prison by visitors, three priest- prisoners themselves are im- chaplains captured by Castro A Capuchin priest who was pressed with their strong religi- forces in the Bay of Pigs inva- stationed for five years at the ous convictions, and their de- sion attempt, secretly celebrated Cristo de Limpias Church in sire to bear witness to the eight Masses during their 20- Havana and who served as spir- strength and consolation afford- month imprisonment in commu- itual director at the Trujiilo ed them by the Faith," Bishop nist-controlled Cuba. School in Matanzas, Father Carroll explained. Lugo emphasized the inhuman Relating incidents of physi- conditions which exist in Cas- "The threat of nuclear war cal brutality and inhuman liv- tro's prison. Breakfast, he said, posed by Russia in the neigh- ing conditions Father Ismael consisted of black coffee and a boring country of Cuba a few de Lugo, O.F.M., Cap., who small muffin while unseasoned months ago plunged the whole was wounded-in the invasion; and unsalted macaroni, boiled world into the gravest danger Father Tomas Macho, S.J., pumpkin or yuca (a food simi- experienced in the past year," and Father Segundo Las lar to the American sweet pota- Bishop Carroll said. "While Heras, S.P., all natives of to) comprised lunch. The eve- that crisis has been averted, Spain, arrived in South Flori- ning meal, the priest said, is al- we have yet a communist da aboard an airlift which ways rice and Chinese beans. stronghold close to our shores, brought 1,113 liberated prison- The captives received no milk a tragic disturbing reality ers to Homestead Air Force or meat during their 20-month which obliges us constantly Base. imprisonment and were only Voice Photos to beg divine help for the de- served eggs four times. liverance of the Cuban people INVASION CHAPLAINS released with more shown with Father Ismael de Lugo, O.F.M., Revealing that they had cele- and for the safety of the rest brated Masses in a swamp Father Lugo said that there than 1,000 other prisoners by Castro were wel- Cap., Father Xomas Macho, S.J., left, and Fa- daily until their capture within (Continued on Page 2) corned to Miami by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll ther Segundo LasHeras, S.P. (Continued on Page 2) a week after the ill-fated invasion in April, 1961, the three priests said that Cuban militia had confiscated their Leader Says Brigade Fought chalices, breviaries \and bibles, before imprisoning them with For Christianity, Freedom more than 200 soldiers in an already overcrowded area of The objective of Cuban Bri- to remain calm and pray to the Principe Prison. gade 2506 was not to bring "just Blessed Virgin. A short time political freedom to Cuba, but after, he recalled, they found a Cuban women visiting the also reestablish Christianity on fresh water stream flowing from prison brought altar breads the island," according to Man- a large rock in the middle of the concealed in scapulars and uel Artime, civil leader of the swamp. shirt sleeves, Father Macho abortive invasion at the Bay of .,snabling the priests to diST Pigs. While in prison each invasion ^Holy Communion sever- The 30-year-old Cuban, who soldier carved a wooden rosary the men. A small was studying to become a from cigar boxes with a razor bottle of wine, which was al- physician before the Castro blade, Artime said. lowed for medicinal purposes, Revolution, and who spent the The work and devotion of was dispensed by a dropper to last eight months in solitary three chaplains, Father Lugo, conserve it for the celebration confinement without clothes, Father Macho and Father Las of Mass whenever possible. termed the survival of the Heras, was praised by Artime Confessions were heard regu- prisoners "a miracle. I am who recalled that when Mass larly and whenever prisoners sure our being alive today is was offered on Christmas, requested the Sacrament. due only to God and our 1961, prison guards fired shots Blessed Lady," he said. The The priests, who arrived in over the heads of the priests, faith of the invasion brigade Miami dressed in khaki uni- and the prisoners who were is stronger today thanTjver be- forms issued to them by the singing. fore, he added. Air Force, told of daily reci- tation of the rosary by all of During the week after the in- "We are ready to go back," the prisoners. According to vasion attempt when they.were the young Cuban leader declar- Father Lugo, prayers were CIVIL LEADER of Cuban Invasion Brigade 2506 is shown talking with. Bishop Coleman F. Car- living in the swamps, Artime ed. "You must be either with offered publicly for the is 30-year-old Manuel Artime who was imprison- roll who presented him with a medal from said, the brigade became des- God or against Him and we an success of the Ecumenical ed in solitary confinement for eight months. He the 21st Ecumenical Council at the Vatican. perate for water. He urged them with Him." Smuggled Bread For Mass, Jar A Chalice For Chaplains (Continued From Page 1) es' in Christian Doctrine for were only two lavatories and one and one-half hours daily for two showers available for 27 weeks at the Isle of Pines. more than 200 prisoners for During Advent, he said, the whom soap and tooth paste men composed poems about were not provided. the Nativity and wrote them on the prison walls. Since the Stating that they had been priests were held incommuni- interrogated for long periods of cado and were not able to cel- time and frequently in the early morning hours, the priests told ebrate Mass, the prisoners of sleeping in areas about three read the Mass aloud daily feet wide under glaring lights from a Missal found in the which burned constantly. "We cell. covered our eyes with handker- Four priests arrested in Ha- chiefs," Father Macho de- vana by Castro forces before clared. the invasion attempt are still PRIEST BEATEN imprisoned on the Isle of ''es, The untiring work of Dr. Jose according to the 1L -ied Almeida, 28-year-old Catholic priests. They are Father Fran- physician who accompanied the cisco Lopez Blazquez, Father Brigade, was praised by the Jose R. Fidalgo, O.P., Father Hialeah Race Track Will Be The Scene Of Outdoor PontificalJMass At 4 P.M., Sunday, Jan. 6 priests who noted that only one Jose Luis Rojo Seijas and Fa- prisoner had died as a result ther Reynerio Lebroc. of hepatitis. Many suffer from SUNDAY AT HIALEAH RACE TRACK severe headaches and dysen- tery and "those who get seri- ously ill are finally taken care Anglican Primate Asks of by the prison's communist Cubans To Rally At Outdoor Mass doctor," the priests recalled, Prayers For Pope John "but no preventative measures CANTERBURY (NO — (Continued From Page 1) found impression your conduct against illness or disease are Archbishop Michael Ramsey during some of the most diffi- taken." of the hemisphere," the Bish- of Canterbury, Primate of cult days and months that any the Anglican Church, asked op said. On May 27 of this year when free people have experienced many captives including the for prayers for the health of Pope John XXIII in his — what a profound impression • priests were transferred to Last Saturday, some 30,000 Christmas sermon in Canter- your conduct made upon not Isle of Pines Prison, they Cuban refugees filled the South bury cathedral. only the people of this coun- were stripped of their cloth- stand and end zone of Miami's try, but all the people of this ing. "They made me run He also noted that during Orange Bowl Stadium to see hemisphere. Even in prison you while they beat me with the past year great progress President Kennedy review the served in the strongest possible guns," Father Macho said. has been made toward Chris- lines of invasion prisoners, on way the cause of freedom, as The Jesuit priest who was tian unity. the field and hear the Chief you do today," president Ken- graduated from Fordham Uni- Executive praise the bravery nedy declared. versity, N. Y., conducted class- and courage of the band which >;••••••••>•* ***^^^ led the abortive invasion of * Cuba in April, 1961. i PRAYERS URGED for Gifts of t During his invocation which preceded the program, Father Distinction . Lugo urged prayers for the • * Cubans who died in the invasion * attempt and assailed Marxist- * Lenin philosophy. "We are not alone in this fig^ht," he said, "We have with us the people of Cuba, the exiles and the President of the United States. Versatility We pray to God we can go to Cuba to finish what we started to do." ". . . Your small brigade is Voice Photo a tangible reaffirmation that White Handkerchiefs Waved Welcome To President the human desire for freedom and independence is essen- rule people; that they may tion to be free." the Chief tially unconquerable," Presi- Executive said. dent Kennedy told the refu- imprison bodies, but they do * gees. "Your conduct and valor not imprison spirits; that "Gentlemen of' the Brigade, I * are proof that although Cas- they may destroy the exer- need not tell you how happy I tro and his fellow dictators cise of liberty, but they can- am to welcome you here to the may rule nations, they do not not eliminate the determina- United States, and what a pro- Variety AT OUR LADY OF FLORIDA MONASTERY *t

Public High Pupils At Retreat Visit NORTH PALM BEACH — tions. Participants included students also heard from Dr. I Thirty young men enrolled in Father Kevin Casey, C. P., Robert E. Grogan of Jupiter. public high schools from Vero vice rector of the Passionist Two mid-week retreats for Beach to Miami participated in monastery; Father Joseph M. men have been scheduled at tne a weekend retreat conducted McLaughlin, pastor, St. Mark i Passionist Retreat House for Clergy Department Religious Articles Saturday and Sunday at Our parish, Boynton Beach, and Tuesday, Jan. 22 - Thursday, * * Open 9:30 A.M. - 9:30 P.M. Lady of Florida Monastery and Brother Thomas, S. M., a Jan. 24 and from Tuesday, Jan. Open 9:30 to 5:30 Daily Retreat House. Mon., Fri., Sat. • member of the faculty at 29 through Thursday.Jan". 31. I "The Best in — or By Appointment 9:30 to 5:30 Tues., Wed., Thurs. Ph. OX 6-1362 Highlight of the conferences Chaminade High School, Hol- Further information may be £ Liturgical Ph. OX 1-0716 conducted by Father Leo J. lywood. Father Cyril Sch- obtained by contacting Father NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER Gorman, C. P., was a panel weinberg, C.P., retreat direc- Schweinberg at 1300 U. S. Hwy § Art" 79th St. at 27th Avenue discussion on religious- voca- tor, was the moderator. The I in North Palm Beach. &.*******•••••••••*.:

Page 2 January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida MANUEL ARTIME, civil leader of the Cuban Invasion Brigade Voice Photos 2506, kisses ring of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll during a visit to WELCOME TO MIAMI was extended by Bishop Coleman F. sistant chancellor in charge of the Latin American Chancery;^ the Chancery. Martha Rodriguez, his fiancee, and Father Is- Carroll and Diocese of Miami priests to the three-priest-chaplains Father Enrique Osle, S.J., Father Tomas Macho, S.J., Father mael de Lugo, O.F.M. Cap., prisoners' chaplain, accompanied recently released by Castro with more than 1,000 other invasion Eugenio del Busto, Father Segundo Las Heras, S.P., Bishop Artiine. prisoners. From left to right are Msgr. John F. Fitzpatrick, as- Carroll and Father Ismael de Lugo, O.F.M. Cap.

30,000 Cuban refugees including families and President John F. Kennedy receive the flag of REVIEWING THE BRIGADE on the field of the all ages who participated in the abortive Bay friends of the liberated prisoners gathered in the brigade and hear the President promise its Orange Bowl, President Kennedy stopped many of Pigs Invasion. In stands of the end zone, Miami's Orange Bowl Stadium Saturday to see return "in a free Havana." times to talk personally with the Cubans of above, were hundreds of Cubans in U. S. Army.

First Lady Praises Bravery Of Invasion Brigade Capuchin Father Ismael de Lugo Gave Invocation Liberated Chaplain Gives Blessing To Crowds January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 Cardinal In Armed 'Copter New Light Shed On Mystery Over Of Obelisk At St. Peter's SAIGON (NO — "Improve- let 20 miles away had been at VATICAN CITY (NO — New ment in every way" was the tacked by the Viet Cong (com- light has been shed on the mys- observation of Francis Cardinal munists) some hours earlier, terious Egyptian obelisk that Spellman about Vietnam as he overrun with an undetermined stands in the vast square in 1 concluded his three-day Christ- number of casualties and burned front of St. Peter's basilica. mas visit here. to the ground. It was the light of a mid- 'i summer sun that gave the Mentioning some of the in- "Even in the atmosphere, first clue to the solution now + cidents and persons he met in there is optimism," comment- advanced by Filippo Magi, ed the Cardinal. He praised this country, Cardinal Spell- director of excavations and All that had been known of "the great leadership" of man referred especially to Dr. archeological research in the obelisk's history until now President Ngo Dinh Diem and Patricia Smith of Seattle and Vatican City. was that it had been brought her medical work for lepers the esprit de corps of the Vi- Studying the obelisk's ancient from Egypt to Rome by the Em- and others of the mountain etnamese army, and the co- Roman inscription one brilliant peror Caligula to adorn a tribesfolk around Kontum. operation between it and its August day, Magi noticed tell- Roman square and that,it was American advisers. The Cardinal made several tale marks of an earlier inscrip- placed in its present position donations for religious and tion and proceeded to decipher in 1586 by Pope Sixtus V. The New York prelate, who charitable works, including a them. is Vicar of the U. S. Military $10,000 grant for the Catholic It lacks Egyptian hieroglyph- He discovered that the obelisk Forces, came close to the real- University of Dalat. ics. Among the obelisks in had first been erected by a Ro- ities of communist guerrilla The Cardinal, at 73 making Rome, the 83-feet hif nonu- man prefect of Egypt, Caius ment is second in sizt -ifly to •Warfare during his crowded his 12th Christmastime pilgrim- Cornelius Gallus, a poet, soldier days in South Vietnam. age to American military instal- the one near -the ArchbasiHca of and politician who fell into dis- St. John Lateran, which is 106 lations overseas, left here for grace and died by his own hand. Flying in a helicopter over home by way of Thailand, Pak- feet high. guerrilla-harassed territory he The present inscription by istan and West Germany. Ear- The problems of its removal was required to wear an ar- the Emperor Caligula was cut lier, he had been with service- to its present site under the mored vest. As on every such into the stone after the bronze men in Korea, Japan, Okinawa, direction of the architect Do- flight a light machine gun was letters of the original inscrip- Formosa and the Philippines. He menico Fontana are still leg- mounted at each of the hel- tions of Gallus were removed. celebrated Christmas Midnight endary in Rome. The most icopter's open doorways, with Holes left by the rivets which Mass here in the South Viet- celebrated legend says that the gunners at ready. SIXTY-TWO MEN WERE ORDAINED to the priesthood in Rome's had attached the earlier leg- namese capital and flew more Church of Christ the King just before Christinas. They were or- end on the obelisk were what spectators were bound under While on Spctranh airfield, than 1,000 miles to visit U. S. dained for 47 U.S. dioceses. Among the new priests was Father first attracted Magi's atten- pain of death to keep silent, where he celebrated Mass, the servicemen at seven bases in Charles Joseph Zinn of St. Anthony parish, Fort Lauderdale. tion. They also enabled him to but that one cried out that the Cardinal learned that a ham- central Vietnam. Father Zinn's parents, Dr. Charles J. Zinn and Mrs. Zinn and a reconstruct the original. ropes raising it upright were sister, were present for the ceremonies. The earlier inscription an- about to catch fire from fric- nounced that the obelisk had tion and thus saved the monu- been erected in a place known ment known to millions. as Forum Julium by Gallus. In a report on Magi's work on That place, unknown today, was the obelisk, the Vatican City named after the birthplace of daily, L'Osservatore Romano, Gallus in Gaul, Forum Julii, the styled it "the most sensational modern city of Frejus on the archeological discovery of the MIAMI'S DEALER French Riviera. 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Page 4 January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida »v < Church Up; Growth Rate Down NEW YORK (NO — For the ' The decrease — two-tenths of tion," a news release issued by 800,401 members of Eastern first'time In a hundred years, one per cent — is "significant the National Council of Church- churches; 572,897 members of the percentage of church mem- in that it may indicate a halt es said. the Old Catholic Church, Pol- bers in the nation's population in the steady rise — throughout ish National Catholic Church, has registered a decrease^, ac- the history of the United States The statistics are contained cording to an anntial. compila- — of the proportion of church in the 1963 issue of the Year- and the Armenian Church, Di- tion of official church statistics. members in the total popula- book of American Churches, ocese of North America. prepared by the NCC. The The Buddhists, who had re- Yearbook lists membership in ported 20,000 adherent* last Religion, Race To Be Topic America's churches and syna- year, give a membership of 60,- gogues in 1961 as 116,109,929 000 in the new Yearbook. The Of Chicago Meeting Jan. 14 tor all faiths. NCC attributed this- to a change This represents 63.4 per cent in the reporting system of Budd- CHICAGO (NO — Leading cial Action Department of the . of the population, as against yfcigt officials during the year. Catholic, Protestant and Jewish National Catholic Welfare Con- 63.S per cent a year earlier. : Protestants and Roman Cath- churchmen will speak at the Na- ference; and the Social Action Of all 258 bodies reporting olics each registered a 0.2 per tional Conference on Religion Commission of the Synagogue memberships, 228 were Protes- cent decline within the total pop- and Race, to be held ,here Jan. Council of America. tant with 64,434,966 members, ulation. A table shows that Prot- 14-17 under interreligipus spon- compared to 227 reporting 63,- Dr. Benjamin E. Mays, presi- estants were 27 per cent of the sorship. • •' 668,835 members a year ago. total population of the U.S. in dent of Morehouse College, At- This represents a gain of 766,- 1926; 33.8 per cent in 1950; 35.4 The program for the confer- lanta, Ga., is chairman of the 131 members of 1.2 per cent. per cent in 1960; and 35.2 per ence was released here by the conference. Archbiship Paul J. The Roman Catholic member- cent in 1961. The Roman Catho- National Catholic Conference for Hallinan of Atlanta is one of the ship figure is 42,876,665 this lic population increased from 16 Interracial Justice, secretariat vice chairmen. year, a gain of 1.9 per cent per cent in 1926 to 23.6 per cent for the meeting. over last year's total. The Ro- in 1960 and declined slightly to Catholic organizations repre- man Catholic percentage gain .23.4 in 1961. AN ENGRAVED GOLDEN TROWEL and an honorary member- Major addresses will be given sented among the 66 participat- of 1.9 per cent represents a ship card is presented Bishop George W. Ahr of Trenton, N.J., by Albert Cardinal Meyer, Arch- ing groups are the Christian decline in comparison with the Citing reports by the U.S. De- by Frank Russo, business agent for a Trenton local of the' bishop of Chicago; Dr. Martin Family Movement; the Knights 1960 gain of 3.2 per cent. partment of Commerce, the Bricklayers, Plasterers and Masons Union. 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January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Epiphany Cubans Will Give Thanks Television, Press In Rome At Outdoor Mass Sunday Would Surprise Americans Thousands and thousands of Cuban exiles will unite with By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN thai the right-wingers are try- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll at the Hialeah Race Track next ing to nibble away at the Rome is full of surprises. One Sunday afternoon in an outdoor Pontifical Mass of Thanksgiving center-left coalition in order to night during the period when separate the Christian Demo- arid rededieation of the people to the ^ patroness of their stricken the Council was in session, I crats from the socialists. One nation, Our Lady of Charity of El Cobre. " turned on the TV to discover a sturdy Catholic journalist (of ' superb pro- a' conservative tradition, I They will be joined by other thousands of Americans, gram dealing take it) claimed that fte menn' ers of the clergy, of die Sisterhoods, of the laity, school w.ith the history Christian Democrats have im- of Ecumenical children and other meimbeessof the Diocese of Miami. proved the economic condition Councils. of the country but not the It 'will be the Icind of public demonstration of Faith which Another moral condition. underlines the role'of God and religion in all our affairs, peace night I flicked Italian TV is full ef all and war, work and family life, service of country and of fellow- the dial to find a program of kinds of surprises. There are man. It will enable the Cuban refugees to express to God their extensive cov- no commercials to * nde gratitude for the blessings of the past year and to unite them- erage of the FR. SHEERIN into programs. They a £pt selves with the Divine Will in the unknown events of the new Italian Com- for the end of a program and then they are flashed on the year. munist party's national con- gress. I cannot imagine Ameri- screen liked a mixed bag of inevitable nuisances. The cov- Last week, when President Kennedy saluted the prisoners can channels presenting to an erage of the opening day of of the Bay of Pigs invasion, < he was given the flag of the American audience a full tele- vised report on a communist the Council (repeated later at Cuban Brigade with the simple comment, "the greatest convention. Yet this was done least once) was marvelous. treasure we possess." The flag serves eloquently as a symbol in the Holy City. The commentary was inform- ed and highly appropriate and of patriotism, and love of country, just as the cross stands as The convention itself took a the photography managed to the symbol of their faith and love of the Church. Both cross that religion was their only true source of strength and con- somewhat surprising turn. The capture the magnificent cere- and flag are appropriately joined in the brigade's symbol these TV showing revealed a wide mony. solation. - * split developing between those brave men wear at their left shoulder. The flag and the cross have always inspired men to the communists who are loyal to Best of all; it was not pro- Moscow and those who side President Kennedy answered their presentation of the greatest achievements. Patriotism without religion to faned by any commercials for flag with the encouraging words that "I can assure you with Peking. But it also reveal- spaghetti or Italian cheese. Ital- ennoble and consecrate must necessarily be barren and ed a still more fascinating this-flag will be returned to this brigade in a free Havana." ian TV has Westerns and they empty. Nor is religion genuine unless it supports and en- break between the strict party are immensely popular but the It was the assurance millions awaited, for while there was courages love of country. line communists and the social- surprising fact is that they are great rejoicing at the release of the prisoners, still others ists. American Westerns with the Next Sunday, the exiles from Castro's communism will display Italian conversation dubbed in understandably, are lamenting the plight of the thousands of A socialist named Lombardi the perfect combination intended for man — their tremendous so perfectly that you think- you patriotic Cubans still languishing in prisons in Cuba and the asserted that communists and are listening to Italian cow- love of country and their ardent love of God. This was illus- socialists are no longer seeing millions of citizens of that proud nation now held in the boys and cattle rustlers. trated perfectly in the statement of one of the leaders of the eye to eye on some of the big- firm grip of communism. BY HOOK OR CROOK invasion: gest current problems. The so- It should be underlined here that the brave members of cialists feel that the Italian While Italian TV, because of "The brigade did not want to -bring just political freedom workers don't need communism the innate artistic sense of Itali- Brigade 2506 who risked their lives for their country are for 1 to Cuba, but we wanted as well to reestablish Christianity on the and that the workers' problems ans, is pleasing to eye and ear,;; the most part deeply religious men. Their action and their I could not offer equally com- island. You must be with God or against Him." can be solved by ways and comments both in public and in private since their return means that are more "dem- plimentary tributes to the Itali- to freedom indicate tfie depth of their dependence upon God in - ocratic" than they find in the an press. By hook or by crook, all their plans. communist repertoire. certain Rome papers managed Law Must Uphold Rights REDS MAY WITHER to obtain and publish Council In the 20 months of imprisonment, they managed to have materials that were "top se- It rated the space of only a short, news item, but it was So it looks as though the com- Mass only eight times. Deprived of the Holy Sacrifice, they munists may wither on the vine Several times Italian papers long enough to set in motion some thoughts and some fears. In , grossly misquoted priest lee- eagerly followed the lead of their chaplains in setting up a in Italy for lack of support from British Columbia a Catholic priest was conversing in a jail with s hirers who gave talks outside daily schedule of spiritual exercises including the recitation the socialists. But we can be a prisoner charged with extortion. The police had secretly rigged sure they will have a few tricks the Council. One day one of ©f the rosary, reading of the Bible and discussions on religious the Italian papers reported a up a tape recorder in hopes of finding in the confidential con- up their sleeves and that they doctrine. Thus, wlien deprived of all else, they came to realize will do their best to break up lecture by Hans Kueng and • versation some incriminating admissions. Apparently they found the tie between Fanfani's gov- headlined him as a "Protes- something to their liking and took it to the prosecutor who was ernment and the Nenni Social- tant theologian." A speaker at not above attempting to use the information in order to convict ists. For the Reds have' been the U. S. Press Panel com- plained of the "editorializing" the accused. . • , . doing badly ever since the Fan- fani regime opened "to the to be found in news reports When this flagrant disregard of. human rights became -left." in the Italian press and this was a just and honest criti- - known in Vancouver, a storm of protest arose, not .only What is really dangerous is cism. from other priests, but from ministers of all denominations. -An Anglican clergyman condemned the police action and The Diocese of Miami affirmed that such a conversation between priest and prison- Weekly Publication er is "something very intimate." A rabbi stated that it is Embracing Florida's 16 South- ern Counties: Broward, Char- "completely unethical to damage religious confidences." lotte, Collier. Dade, DeSoto, Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- lands. Indian River. 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Page 6 January 4, 1963 THE VOtCE Miami, Florida Observers Bringing Home Council Story By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH achieve unity; rather tone it AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" The Ecumenical Council and up. make it more intelligblc, the non-Catholic observers are more appealing by giving it still much in the news. In fact as it is. many non-Catholic people are- of the 10 presidents. It seemed " them in audience, he did not An Eastern representative probably hear- eminently fitting that they sit on the throne, as rigid said that he noticedJithe spirit ing much more were sitting only a few feet custom demanded, but sat of unity everywhere present" about the coun- away rfom the mighty bronze with them. His words were so during the two months and that cil now than statue of St. Peter, presiding, warm and friendly, they knew his personal experiences there they had when as it were, with gold mitre they were welcome and would were of "the utmost help." it was in ses- and cope during all the meet- be made to feel at home. Many stated there "are many sion. This is be- ings, a mute but impressive In connection with this, many reasons for hop£."' Bishop Cor- cause most of reminder of papal authority. of them also stressed how deep- son, a Methodist, had~ to leave the observers These men undoubtedly are ly pleased they were at the the council for a few weeks, have been busy scholars, chosen because of their trust placed in them by -the during which* he traveled in making reports MSGR. WALSH learning and experience. Most of Church. They were present for many countries". He stated that on the council to them were surprisingly young. all the meetings in the Basilica. everywhere he found among their superiors and to church It seemed certain too that the They were given all the docu- non-Catholics the most intense members in various parts of the majority of them knew Latin ments made available to the interest in the work of the. world. As news of their reac- well enough to follow the talks bishops. As a matter of fact, council. l tion' o the progress of the with only occasional assists they knew far more of "what Another remarked that gra^^ivent is publicized, its from the translators. was going on than many the- most Protestant papers and significance is being brought ologians who had accompanied periodicals were giving; con- Among, them, of course, the bishops but who were unable home to Christians who perhaps twro Russian observers were of siderable space to the council up till now had felt little per- themselves to gain entrance to and making known its objec- special interest to everyone. the secret meetings. sonal interest in it. Both of them were born after tives. Still another said, when Dr. George Lindbeck .of the communist regime in Rus- Here is a sampling of their word of Cardinal Bea's trip to Yale Divinity School reported sia had been established, so thinking on the council, in an- Harvard in March was re- to the Lutheran Federation in they have never known any but swer to questions put to them by ferred to, that he hoped no Geneva soon after the coun- an atheist government. Many the bishops or the periti: bishop turned down an op- cil closed. The three Anglican periodicals, incidentally, during The council had convinced portunity to speak to non- observers had prepared writ- the Council pointed out that they them of the great need to Catholics on the purposes and ten and verbal reports for the were never seen in Rome with- learn each other's position hopes of the Council. Archbishop of Canterbury. out a third man, supposedly a thoroughly and therefore to It seems obvious now that Delegates from, national and bodyguard, present wherever regard ignorance as an ene-. some of the important work of ia.~3t.CA. international groups were ex- they went and whenever they my of unity. Do not tone down the council is being done when "We'd like to see the Praying-Mantis." pected to summarize their spoke. Catholic doctrine, another it is in recess and is being impressions before the first The day before the Council stated, in order to help done by non-Catholics! of the year. ( ended, there toolc place a unique These 40 men who represent- and interesting event which had ed most of the major religious never happened before. About bodies in the world publicly ad- • 100 American . bishops met How To Nourish Your AAind mitted that the-Council had left with a group of the observers them optimistic about hopes for at the Grand Hotel. Kept on the By FR. KILIAN McGOWAN, C.P. Bishop Hedley pointed out future unity. Their opinions informal side, it revealed some Television has far from killed that spiritual reading is an ef- have gained considerable weight of the reactions of the non-Cath- the habit of reading — it's still fective remedy against tempta- olic scholars after the two since they sat in the Council America's greatest avocation. pose is to supply our minds ready preoccupied" your mind tion:. "He who reads regularly Chamber for two months, listen- months gathering. Someone with wholesome nourishment. and memory with the thought ing to 20 to 25 cardinals or pointed out in the beginning that There are more than 25,000 comes to regard the slightest periodicals and Self-conquest is impossible of God. sin with horror, and the slight- bishops speak each day, taking relations with the observers got without the mastery of our notes, conferring among, them- off to a shaky start when one books pub- It's interesting to note that est occasion for sin with ap- minds. And this demands con- prehension." selves, engaging in frank con- of them on the very first day lished every stant vigilance over what we St. Benedict, the Father of West- was urged to witness the torch- versation in off-hours with the year. And the habitually pour into them. ern monasticism, suggested that •It enriches one's spiritual light procession in the piazza of Fathers of the Council. number keeps his monks apply themselves to life by being the occasion of St. Peter. He did so and found They were present daily for "^ on increasing. Spiritual reading has many prayer often; yet he demanded many illuminations of the that during the impressive cer- that they apply themselves to the opening Mass and followed Some of these wonderful effects. It's almost al- mind and inspiration of the emony someone had picked his devout reading several hours a It carefully. Many of them, it publications are ways a occasion of grace. will that speed up spiritual was noted, always knelt at the pocket and made off with his When you pick up a good spir- day. He knew from experience wallet. helpful, others that meditation follows easily progress. It's an excellent consecration and used books to are harmful, itual reading book — specially therapy too for our greatest the Sacred-Scriptures — with upon the heels of such prayer- follow the Holy Sacrifice. In speaking of their, impres- and a good FR. McGOWAN weakness — our proneness to sions, most of the men at one prayerful dependence on the ful reading. They were very favorably number are hopeless. Few of be forgetful of God and the placed in the tribune opposite time or other stressed the Holy Spirit, you can be sure There can be no doubt that' truths of God. the cardinals and'very close cordial, fatherly treatment of them help us achieve the vision that you'll be changed for the spiritual reading is essential to to the long, red draped table the Pope. When he received of love given us by Christ. That, better before you lay that book One thing is sure — your first in short, is the purpose of spirit- down. spiritual progress. Father Boy- step in the quest for Christian ual reading — the formation of Ian, that modern master of the Perfection must be to seek the a Christlike mind and heart. Spiritual reading disposes Christian life, writes: "Without mind of Christ. This is impos- spiritual reading, not only can you for prayer and reflection. sible without the habit of good there be no progress in prayer, Strange But True The purpose of spiritual Don't you find it much eas- ' spiritual reading. reading is not simply to save ier to lift up your mind and there isn't even hope for per- us from being brainwashed-by heart to God after a period of severance in the spiritual-life." Next'week we'll, consider what f4ccorduig to (extend, THE USE OF A a veritable flood of pagan lit- spiritual reading? This is not ("Difficulties ia Mental Pray- you should read and how to go ST MAkG0iET OF SCOTLAND erature, its more positive pur-. surprising for you have al-_, er," p. 14) about it. WAS SvJALLOVjED BY A SANCTUARYlAMP^ PRAGOH,, WHICH WAS WAS NOT COMPULSORY

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•?*•? Parliament Applauds Pope LONDON (NO — The House He said: "Few people would who are hoping for his com- of Commons applauded when dispute that they see a sim- plete recovery." Iain Macleod, the house's Con- ple, kindly gentleness in servative party leader, paid tri- Pope John and would like to Macleod, also a member of bute to the "simple, kindly gent- join in the wishes and pray- Britain's cabinet as Chancellor leness" of Pope John XXIII. ers of those of his own, Faith for the Duchy of Lancaster, was speaking in a debate concern- ing Parliament's relations with Cardinal Implies Pope John the state-established Church of England. Gravely III, Asks Prayers It is a strange and wonder- ful thing, he told the Commons ROME (NO — A close col- . Cardinal Bea recalled Christ's — which in the past has heard laborator of Pope John XXIII words that "all things are pos- many bitter outbursts of anti- has used expressions in asking sible to him who believes7' and prayer for the Pontiff which Catholic bigotry — that the de- ^went on to say that the Pope imply a grave and almost hope- bate had stressed the theme of has been the first one to give less illness. Christian unity. the good example of faith. Agostino Cardinal Bea, S.J., "The true division cf faith President of the Secretariat for He said: "In the same way is surely not between church Promoting Christian Unity, ask- that the council was a great ed prayers for the Pope with and church, much less be- act of faith for him, so he now faith "which moves mountains." tween those of the same com- without doubt looks upon his munion. The true division of Speaking of the anxiety felt recent illness with unshakoable faith today is surely between those who believe and those all over the world for the-Pope's faith and trust in God, though condition, the Cardinal said: who do not believe," he de- always with due abandonment clared. . "It is a question of seeing to the hands of God." whether we are really ca- . Macleod spoke in an unusual pable of the faith which Cardinal Bea concluded his debate to which the Commons moves mountains and of tak- statement by asking that this devoted the greater part of the ing completely seriously 'he prayer be said for the Pontiff. day for a new look at the words of Jesus: 'All things "May the Lord preserve for a Church of England, established STRESSING A POINT, Pope John XXIII urges plea in a speech during* a Christmas audience whatever you ask for in pray- long time his life which is so-by law as the state religion cooperation among nations in exploring the vast for diplomatic envoys to the'Vatican from more er, believing, you shall re- precious for the entire Church in the 16th century after the reaches of outer space. The Pontiff made his than 50 nations. ceive.' " and indeed for all of humanity." •~ break with the Holy See. Happiness, Sorrow Always With Us, Pope John Says OUR LOW BANK HATES ON VATICAN CITY (NO — In his He told the story of Christ- last audience of 1962, Pope John mas and said: "While great joy XXIII reminded those present surrounded the newborn Jesus, that happiness and sorrow are at that very moment Herod was AUTO LOAN S always side by side. planning the slaughter of the in- About 800, persons attended nocents." At the present time, the audience, many of them he continued, while he and those parents of students of Rome's present were enjoying the audi- North American College' who ence, there was war and blood- had been ordained several days shed somewhere in the world. earlier. Pope John drew his remarks The Pontiff was a picture of from the closeness of the two health during the audience. He feasts of Christmas, the day appeared to have lost weight. before the audience, and of But his color was good and he St. Stephen Martyr, the feast was as lively and viforous as of the audience day. ever. Reds Criticized For Barring AUTOMOBILE Some Bishops From Council BERLIN (NO .— Stefan Car- Latin American churchmen dinal Wyszynski has cfiticized whose contributions provided FOR NEW AND USED CARS • FOR REFINANCING -FOR PERSONAL NEEDS Poland's communist govern- the Polish prelates with food ment for not allowing more Po- and lodging. lish bishops to attend the first Of the close to 70 bishops in IF YOU HAVE TAKEN A LOOK AT THE 1963 MODELS . . . session of the ecumenical coun- the country, the Cardinal said, cil, according to reports reach- "only 25 Polish bishops partici- TAKE A LOOK AT OUR NEW GAR RATE ing here. pated" in the council. Many had to remain at home, he stat- MONTHLY PAYMENTS (INCLUDING LIFE INSURANCE) WILL BE: The Primate of Poland spoke ed, because of illness, "because IF YOU BORROW at a Mass in Warsaw's St. they could not leave their flocks 24 Months 30 Months 36 Months •J^-^s cathedral. Close to 5,000 or because they could not get p, ms, reports said, packed passports." $1,500.00 $63.94 -; $56.37 • • .. $47.99 the church and overflowed into Speaking of the\ health of the snowfilled street. The crowd Pope John XXIII, Cardinal' $2,000.00 $91.91 $75.13 $63.98 inside was so dense that some Wyszynski said that it is "lit- $2,500.00 $114.87 $93.92 $79.96 persons fainted and had to be tle wonder that a man of 81 revived by snow. becomes ill since he works so $3,000.00 $137.84 $1.12.70. $95.95 Cardinal Wyszynski also hard." - took the government to task The Cardinal noted that bish- When You Are Ready To Purchase Your New Car for allowing the bishops who ops had gone to the council Call Mr. Cory, Mr. Derosa, or Mr. Crawford went to the council only a from all parts of the world, very limited amount of stressing that there were money. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH "black, brown and yellow bish- West Dixie Highway at 162nd Street — Telephone Wl 5-4311 "Each Polish bishop," he ops." (One Black West of Biscayne Baulevard) said, "was allowed to take only Member: Member: "Seeing and listening to the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. five dollars . . . with him, and African Fathers, we realized Federal Reserve System that would not- suffice even • if how ardently they want free- we could live on seeds." He dom and" to be ruled by their thanked Polish-Americans and own laws," he declared.

January 4, 1963 THE VOICE ? : Miami, Florida ; Page 9 NCWCCALIS FOR INFORMATIONAL PROGRAM Laity Urged To Study School Aid Issues

WASHINGTON (NO — At the "Unless the laity is thor- have only national implications. the community, and the whole start of the New Year, the oughly informed on the issues, "UNDERSTANDING" community should be interested proposal to extend Federal aid we cannot expect lay leaders In this connection, attention in how that education is car- to education is developing a new to develop and unless such has been drawn here to a pro- ried out. facet. leaders develop, we cannot ex- gram which a parish in Willis- Lawyers, housewives, students pect effective support of the ton Park, Long Island, N.Y., is and public school teachers are Although a national question rights of the Church and of launching to inform Catholic by its nature, authorities here among the speakers available. Catholic parents," the depart- parents and their non-Catholic . Controversial questions are see the controversy engendered ment asserted. neighbors concerning the parish avoided, since the 'purpose is by the Federal aid Suggestion elementary school. reaching down to state and mu- There has long been a need only to inform. The approach nicipal discussions touching upon for Catholic parents to inform "Operation Understanding" is / is positive. any kind of aid to church themselves about their Catholic conducted by the laity of St., Aidan's parish in Williston Park. The curriculum is explained, schools. schools. This has been useful in the school's physical plant is connection with local matters It is a biock-by-block program The Legal Department of the explored, extra - curricular and suSh as zoning law controver- of neighborly discussions. In National Catholic Welfare Con^ more than J00 homes neighbors parish activities are outlined ference has drawn attention to sies, school bus cases and aux- and attempt is made to have iliary aids to schools. will gather in groups of 20 or this trend, saying it calls for a so to hear two speakers — one neighbors know better the laity thoroughly informed on the Now apparently, there is equal a man, the other a woman — Brothers and Sisters who teach. Federal aid questions, and, as need for Catholic parents to explain the function of the Cath- Msgr. Charles E. Bermingham a consequence, for a stepped up know the issues' involved in the olic school in their town. is pastor of St. Aidan's. informational program among federal aid proposal, a matter NEIGHBORLY PROJECT laymen. many may have considered to By means of pictures and So far, the reaction has been charts, those present are tak- encouraging. A Jewish woman en on an informal tour of the explained the program to her school. The speakers divide rabbi; and he promised to pray NC Photo 40 minutes of time, after for the success of the neighbor- A REMAINING SYMBOL of the old system of education in com- which questions are answered / ly project. At the suggestion' of, munist-ruled Hungary is this classroom where students are be- . over coffee. a Protestant neighbor, local min- ing taught by Sister Edith. The Ranolder Institute is the only isters have been asked to an- school in Budapest where children receive lessons from nuns. Speakers are provided by .a nounce "Operation Understand- bureau from 26 lay people — ing" from their pulpits and to 13 men and 13 women. They ask their congregations to co- work in, teams, and approach the operate. State Commission Supports subject with the assumption that Handsomest Seafood Restaurant St. Aidan's is in a very real Many Catholics have also re- sense everybody's school be- ported it an enlightening experi- Aid For Parochial Schools v anywhere in the world!!! cause it is educating citizens for ence. Some who thought they LUNCHEON from 85C knew a great deal about Catho- PROVIDENCE, R. I. (NC) — tional challenge to such an ar- SERVED FROM 11:45 A.M. lic schools say they have learned A" unanimous recommendation rangement was acknowledged : PINNER from "2.25 SPECIAL much about many aspects of that the state furnish science, by the commission. •'•*' SERVED FROM 5:45 P.M. modern Catholic education. 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WASHINGTON (NO — The research. The fact such in- At that time Dr. David E. for causing malformations in director of the Family Life Bu- formation could be used for Price, Deputy Surgeon Gfmer- their children. reau, National Catholic Welfare what we, as Catholics, would al, said he and Dr. Luther It predicts that "an expanded Conference, has commended the consider immoral purposes L. Terry, the Surgeon Gener- National Institutes of Health for should not prevent us from al, had concluded that the research effort to clarify" the supporting research in human supporting those who are effects of drugs taken by preg- reproduction. seeking the truth. report "would lead to more misunderstanding than shed nant women may be expected as Father John C. Knott said in "Rather we, as Catholics, light on the subject." a result of the thalidomide inci- a statement that NIH "should should positively encourage all dent. be encouraged to continue and efforts which have as their goal Soon, however, Secretary of intensify, if possible, its support the unlocking of nature's se- Health, Education and Welfare The report also cautions of continued basic research crets. Ignorance is more to be Anthon^ J. Celebrezze said the about the effects of drugs tak- , projects" in this area. feared than truth or even its report would be made public en to control fertility, saying misuse. after all. Gelebrezze acted after that "antispermatogenic com- NIH support of research on a House of Representatives sub- pounds or the immunological human reproduction totals more "It is hoped that this survey - committee on information said inhibition of spermatogenesis" than $2.7 million in the current of NIH will encourage further it would conduct an investiga- could introduce genetic muta- ye?' according to a survey of research into the ( biological tion of the shelving of the study. "rU j'ch in reproduction relat- processes of human conception EXPANDED RESEARCH tions into a population. ed to birth and population con- and growth." In outlining areas of investi- trol," released by NIH, The study makes reference, The study was the focus of a gation covered by various re- research arm of the Public although not by name, to the flurry of controversy last Sep- search projects, it suggests that Health Service. recent outbreak of alarm in Eu- tember, when it was reported rope, the U.S. and Canada over research is needed in such mat- that the government had decid- ters as the process of sperm NC Photo Father Knott's statement the tranquilizer drug thalido- ed to shelve it, without making formation and the problem of lauded this survey for its "sci- mide, which, when taken by THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATE in the U. S., Archbishop Egidio it public. male sterility; the biological entific objectivity." pregnant women, was blamed Vagnozzi, was taken on a tour recently of the new archdiocesan mechanism of ovulation; the high school in Washington, D.C., for boys interested in the The report is a catalog of process of fertilization; the time priesthood. Archbishop Patrick O'Boyle of Washington (right) some 400 research projects now of ovulation and the so-called and the Delegate hear freshman Kevin Hart play Christmas under way, describing the proj- Unborn Child Has A Right "safe period"; the "biological music on the school organ. ects and their sources of sup- determinants of sexual beha- port. vior"; the development of the. To Live, Legislators Told fertilized ovum; and the causes Describing its own position, of such problems as infertility the report says it "neither ad- - SAN DIEGO, Calif. (NO — A committee chairman, said that and spontaneous abortion, fetal Nationally Advertised Dry Cleaning Service. vocates nor condemns birth con- priest reiterated the Catholic witnesses favored the bill two wastage and congenital mal- trol or any of the methods de- to one. He said the committee's formations. Endorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothiers. scribed." Church's teaching against kill- recommendations would be pre- Marqua's North "GUARDSMAN ing the iinborn at a legislative sented before the 1963 session SERVICE" — The development of new birth Beach Cleaners An ExClUSiTt hearing on a bill to relax Cali- of the legislature. Philip D. Lewis, Realtor Personalized control techniques is not a spe- 7134 Abbott Ave., M.B., UN 6-3131 Service for Yrar fornia's abortion law. REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Customer Parking Rear of Plant Filet GarmeoU cific objective of NIH, the report In his "testimony, Father EST. 1938 said. It added that the govern- Father William J. Kenneally, Keanneally stressed the un- PALM BEACH COUNTY ment agency is concerned in- 31 West 20th Street CM., rector of St. John's Sem- born child's right to live. 0 stead with "basic research on inary, Camarillo, appeared be- "Whence stems the right of Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 Say You It In The Voice reproduction and with disease fore a State Assembly commit- the state to hear, judge and rather than with birth control tee convened here. The Vincen- condemn a human being to as such." tian heads the major seminary . death who has committed no BENEFIT SEEN of the Los Angeles archdiocese. crime and who cannot defend Father Knott in his statement himself?" he asked. commented that "information Father Kenneally called the gained from such research in phrase, "therapeutic abor- He contrasted the killing of We are having . . . time would benefit thousands of tion," a euphemism. "The an unborn child, with its lack presently sterile couples and word 'therapeutic' means of justice, with the care taken possibly prevent the malforma- 'serving to cure or to heal'; by courts before passing the tion, crippling and retardation and abortion does not heal — death sentence on a convicted of hundreds of thousands of in- it kills," he said. murderer — noting that many nocent babies." top state officials have proposed Kypen ^rr The bill before the committee legislation to abolish such sen- He added: "Much good would relax California's law tences. could come from such basic which permits abortion to save a mother's life. It would legal- "The . unjustly aborted child ize abortions for 'therapeutic is sentenced by such an unjust January 2nd thru 18th. reasons' and for pregnancies re- law to capital punishment, with- sulting from rape and incest. out a judge and without a jury. 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A1? o pan cii ilu-ir regu- though the only manner1 in lar iMjursK uj instruction which modern science can be ^ on the evils of Commu- properly understood is under nim, Miami Diocesan the guidance of Marxism-Len- school pupils study "Ques- inism, i.e., of dialectical and tions and Answers on historical materialism. The Communism" by Richard absurdity of this assertion be- Cardinal Cushing. The comes self-evident when none Voice therefore publishes of the phenomena they cite in another installment of ex- connection with scientific de- cerpts from this authori- velopment is rejected by the tative source through the Church. The position of the courtesy of ihe Daughters Church on science was stated of St. Paul, at whose book- by Pope Pius XII in the En- store, 2700 Biscayne Blvd., cyclical, "Humani Generis," the complete volume is showing quite clearly that there available. is no conflict between the Church and genuine scientific Q. What is wrong about the achievement. everything into consideration, "World Marxist Review" pro- who speaks out against Com- Communist presentation of one of the most dangerous per- ceeded in a whole series of di- munism. This is with a view rective contributions to stimu- the; Church's attitude on Q. Had this publication of secutions that she has ever in the so-called socialist coun- the "Fundamentals Of Marx- late warefare upon the Church tries to imprison them or to science? known." ism-Leninism" proved to be in nation after nation, all crush them by some other pow- through 1960 and 1961, including er of the State. In countries not A. First of all, the Commu- the beginning of the renewal Q. 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Pcig«s;,ia: January.4* 1963 ;• UHEVOICE Miami, Florida FORMER STUDENT LEADER TELLS How Reds Seized Havana U. SANTIAGO, Chile (NO — A versity Students' Federation tro regime when its communist Cuban Catholic student leader controlled the university. The leanings became evident. He in exile has told how Commu- Reds took over the University was detained briefly in Janu- nists took over the University by winning control of the fed- ary, 1961, without charge. After eration. of Havana. the Bay of Pigs invasion in Boza, 25-year-old nephew of April, 1961, he took refuge in Luis Boza Dominguez, vice exiled Auxiliary Bishop Eduar- the Brazilian embassy. He president of the student sec- do Boza Masvidal of Havana, eventually came here where Ed- tion of Pax Romana, interna- fought against Fulgencio Ba- itorial del Pacifico published his tional movement of Catholic tista's dictatorship and was an report. students and intellectuals, said early supporter of Premier Fi- in a 200-page report, entitled del Castro. The author reports that the "The University Situation in student federation's executive Cuba," that the Cuban Uni- Boza turned against the Cas- committee, which the Com- munists had taken over, elim- inated opposition at the uni- versity by expelling those who Council Bulletin Published opposed the Castro regime. In 1960, he says, antiCommu- Voice Photo nists were still almost a ma- BOYS' CHOIR of Immaculate Conception School, Masses on both Thanksgiving Day and Christ- l/ Lay Group In Havana jority at the university. The Hialeah, recently received awards from Msgr. mas Day under the direction of Sister Mary Regina. HAVANA (NO — Laymen connected with the council as executive committee "set up Dominic Barry, pastor. Students of the fourth here are publishing an informa- well as some of the topics a regime of repression, de- through eighth grades, the iboys sang High tion sheet on the ecumenical the council Fathers have dis- nunciation and denial of fair council so that this country's cussed. trial." Catholics "will not be left out "Your prayers, your sacrifice of the council." and your interest are needed," The bulletin Enterate (Span- the bulletin tells its readers, ish for: "You Should Know") "to help the council accomplish FR 4-8481 is published by a lay group, what it aims at." the Diocesan Cooperators, and The bulletin is printed by the has been distributed in - Franciscan Fathers' Editorial churches and chapels through- San Antonio here. Editorial San .PRESENTED BY "if your out the island since September. Antonio for many years pub- \xihxitk Enterate has given a his- lished the Catholic news maga- FUNERAL HOMES, tory of the preparation for zine La Quincena which closed financial transactions the council. It explains terms down in early 1961. are important to you... then they're important HOKE T. MAROON President to us!" GET LOW COST You don't have to be big business to be welcome HOSPITAL PLAN business at Merchants Bank or Commercial Bank. Our officers — trained to deal successfully with every individual or business financial prob- Catholic men and women now get are paid in addition to other in- lem— are always at your disposal, always ready low cost hospital insurance from surance. You spend the money as to provide the service you need...and a little pur 83-year-old non-profit Society you wish — for hospital, bills, doc- ««- The Catholic Association of tor bills or expenses at home. extra. You'll find neighborhood convenience com- Foresters (formerly known as the Choose from a wide variety of bined with big-bank facilities awaiting you at Massachusetts Catholic Order of plans to bring your present insur- COMMERCIAL BANK (northwest) or MERCHANTS Foresters). For example: for only ance up to date or get complete $2.05 per month, men under 61 BANK (southwest). At either location, you'll find protection. With hospital costs can receive $50 a week while hos- a warm welcome, and the personal assistance more than double what they were pitalized for any accident or sick- you need! ness covered by our insurance. just ten years ago, there is a good chance you need more insurance. Payments of $100 or $150 a "week I hope to see you soon! are also available. The same plan is available for women at a slightly Send for complete information, in- HOKE T. MAROON President higher premium. cluding details on our excellent life insurance plans. There is no Catholics of advanced age can be obligation — so mail the coupon insured at additional cost. You today!

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January 4, 1963 THE VOICE - Miami, Florida Page* 13 MORE THAN 400 MEMBERS FROM 40 PARISHES ATTEND Conquer World For Christ/ Youth Told At CYO The "manifest destiny" of "a hundred generations before istic. You people are afraid to retson spoke on the spiritual ticipation in the lay apostolate, modern day Catholic youth is to us and all of them rejected it. dirty your hands." phase of CYO activities. must make it become a reality." conquer the world in the name But we have no choice we must of Jesus Christ, delegates to .the either accept this challenge or Garretson pointed out that St. Other speakers and their top- In his talk on the athletic first annual convention of CYO permit this world to pass into Paul tells us "faith comes by ics were David Hiss of St. Tho- phase of the CYO program, Hiss an un-Christian era." hearing, But if there is no one groups in the Miami diocese mas CYO, athletic; Roberta asserted "the burden is on us were told last Saturday. to speak, how are they expected "We must realize", he said, to hear." v Prout of Holy Family CYO, so- to develop spiritually and physi- Michael Garretson, of Lit- "the grandeur of our destiny. cial ; and William Fleming of St. cally." We must realize what a posi- "The mystical body of Christ tle Flower parish CYO, Coral Mary CYO, cultural. "Our spiritual develop- Gables, declared this destiny tive force for good this Chris- will conquer," said Garretson, tian love is. In it is the power "only when it has a hardwork- Edward Atkins former presi- ment," he said, comes from is just as clear as it was to our prayers and our attend- American pioneers that their to mobilize millions." ing Army. At no time in his- dent of the diocesan union of tory has the vineyard been so ance at church while our phy- destiny was to push this coun- Holy Name Societies, who ad- The CYO speaker recalled ripe." sical development comes from try's boundaries from coast dressed the convention dele- a well-organized program of to coast and border to border. that a well-known Communist EDWARD ATKINS "The Ecumenical Council is gates on "The Lay Apostolate" exercise and athletics." once said the "Gospel of Jesus urged them to "set their own Garretson reminded the more Christ was a much more power- expected to give us a great push Garretson's talk was one of standards high." Development of ourselves than 400 convention delegates ful weapon to renew our so- forward but with a lot of hope, physically helps us "' love and prayer, who knows, four given by CYO members representing 40 of the 43 dio- ciety" but that the Communists "Don't lower your standards masters over our own jes," cesan CYO's that this same would win because '(we are perhaps we shall conquer the on the four phases of the CYO to please others," said Mr. At- said Hiss. challenge had been offered to more dedicated and more real- world," he said. program at the main conven- kins, but "rather let them come tion session at St. Rose of up to you." Flemming in his talk on the cultural phase of the CYO pro- I For the past EIGHT YEARS ELECTRONICS Lima school auditorium. Gar- "You should weigh your ac- gram, proposed that cultural tions in the light of what you programs be given more atten- •> we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT t6 AIR CONDITIONING know to be right," said Mr. At- tion in the individual parish •> for use at the many Catholic Institutions ENGINEERING kins, "and if something is wrong CYO's. * in the West Palm Beach area. INDUSTRIAL you should stand up against it." ELECTRONICS He suggested at least two lay "People should be able to advisers be appointed to super- TV SERVICING tell what you stand for by * Worth Chemical & Paint Co. ELECTRONIC DRAFTING vise this part of the CYO activi- full and part-time courses what you do and how you ties in each unit and that •:• day and evening classes * Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North act. You shouldn't have to cultural activities be integrated R.E.T.S. ELECTRONICS preach to them." into the regular meetings. •t LAKE WORTH, FLA. SCHOOLS, INC. • Manufacturers of PHone FR 1-1439 "If we are to have peace on Miss Prout stressed that the 215 N.E. 15th STREET earth," said Mr. Atkins, "you "social phase" is an important GUARANTEED QUALITY PAINT are the ones who, through par- part of the CYO program." Interior and Exterior House Paints Varnishes and Enamels * FOR THE BEST TRADES, WHOLESALE — RETAIL PRICES and TERMS i Telephone JUstice 2-6146 — ASK FOR >*••••••••••••••*••••••••••**•••*••••••**••• INC. 'Your Phone is Your Charge Account" Daniel J. Horvafhl AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" General Manager Michael J. Boyle 144 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8^ ST. MIAMI New Car Sales Mgr. Ft. Lauderdale — JA 2-3737 St. Theresa DETROIT- FLINT- MIAMI Epiphany 3200 ATLANTIC AVE. Coral Gables FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE South Miami Pomparro Beach — WE 3-4401

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Page 14 January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Convention Here "One objection voiced to the agreed that "brutality and anti- CYO," said Miss Prout, "is that Catholicism permeates our TV there is too much emphasis screen." placed on social activities.' * Reporting on a panel which "But" she said, "when you discussed "Going Steady — With realize how much stress is put a Problem or With God," Vin- on social life in the world in cent Grizanti of St. Anastasia genera] you can see that the CYO in Fort Pierce, said it was CYO with all of its varied and brought out by the panel that widespread activities is not the "church says you must not overemphasizing the social side go steady when the person you of its program." are going steady with is an oc- The formal convention ses- casion of sin for you." sions closed with reports from spokesmen from six panel dis- VaVerne Reiland of Immac- cussions held during Saturday ulate Conception CYO, told the loon. delegates that a panel on Communism was in agree- Jeffrey Keyes of Our Lady ment that the principles of Queen of Martyrs CYO, report- Marxism "were definitely ing on a discussion of current evil." movie, TV and press standards said the panel agreed that Earlier in the day, convention "movies today are too dirty, too delegates assisted at Mass and sexy and generally degrading." received Holy Communion in a body at St. Rose of Lima Keyes said the panel also Church. More Than 400 CYO Members From Miami Diocese Attended The Convention At St. Rose of Lima Auditorium

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PANEL CHAIRMEN FOR discussion groups at Port Pierce; Orlando Barreto of Corpus Christi; TALKING OVER CONVENTION activities with David Hiss of St. Thomas; Roberta Prout of the CYO convention chat with Father Walter LaVerne Reiland, Immaculate Conception; three adult advisers from St. Rose of Lima Holy Family and Michael Garretson of Little Dockerill, diocesan youth director. From left Drew Barrett of St. Rose of Lima; and Gregory parish are four CYO members who gave talks Flower parish, Coral Gables. Seated are, Mrs. are, James Bradley, St. Francis Xavier parish, Upp of St. Clement, Fort Lauderdale. at the main convention session. From left, stand- Claude -Bowes, Mrs. Marjorie Barrett and Mrs. Fort Myers; Vincent Grizanti, St. Anastasia of ing, are: William Fleming of St. Mary parish; Jeanne Schaeffer.

SIGNING IN AT THE REGISTRATION desk Miss Schuler are from St. Charles Borromeo CLIMAX OF CONVENTION activities came with ment program was presented with Ted Clark of from the West Coast CYO Deanery are, from parish, Port Charlotte. The others are from St. a dance held at the Sky Room of the Dupont Station WQAM serving as master of ceremonies. left, Bob Allison; Mary Tarantino; Paul Morris- Francis Xavier parish, Fort Myers. Doing the Plaza Hotel on Saturday evening. More than 600 A dance contest was held and refreshments sey, adult adviser; Alan Parlapiano; Mrs. Paul registering is Mrs. Vivian Giles of St. Hugh Catholic Youth Organization members in the were served. "~ Morrissey and Mary Schuler. Parlapiano and parish, adult lay adviser to the diocesan CYO. Miami Diocese attended the event. An entertain-

January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 Corporate Communions Bishop VVright To Give Set By Women's Groups Lecture In Palm Beach Two affiliations of the Miami .The January meeting of St. Bishop John J. Wright of provides accommodations for Diocesan Council of Catholic Helen Woman's Club will be Pittsburgh, a recognized author- 40 women retreatants on U. S. Women will mark the feast of held Tuesday, Jan. 8 in the par- ity on the Second Vatican Coun- 1 in Lantana. Epiphany by observing Corpor- ish hall. The legislative and cil, will lecture in the Diocese ate Communions on Sunday, civic participation committee of Miami on Sunday, Jan. 13, at A member of the Theological Jan. 6. will welcome guests. the Henry Flagler Museum, Commission of the 21st Ecumen- Louis J. Moellers. will be the ical Council, and Episcopal Ad- Members of St. Helen Wom- Palm Beach. guest speaker during a meeting visor of the Lay Retreat Move- an's Club, Vero Beach, will as- The benefit, which is sched- of Blessed Sacrament Woman's ment in the United States, Bish- sist at the 9 a.m. Mass in St. uled to begin at 8:15 p.m., is Club at 8 p.m, Tuesday, Jan. 8 op Wright has visited the Dio- Helen Church; and members of under the auspices of the in Beacon Hall. cese of Miami several times tfce Blessed Sacrament Wom- Cenacle Retreat League of since he was installed as the an's Club, Fort Lauderdale, will which Mrs. Mary McKechnie eighth Bishop of Pittsburgh in observe a Corporate Communion Luncheon Planned of St. Edward parish, Palm 1959. during the 8 a.m. Mass cele- Beach, is president. Proceeds brated in the chapel of the Case By Women's Guild will be donated to the new In 1960 the Pittsburgh prelate Funeral Home. BOCA RATON — A luncheon Cenacle Retreat House which gave the sermon during the Red The First Friday Study Club and fashion show to benefit St. Voice Photo Mass offered during the national of St. Helen parish will meet Ambrose parish will be sponsor- CENACLE RETREAT House in Lantana will benefit from a Bar Association at Miami Beach, in the parish hall immediate- ed by the parish women's guild lecture by noted orator Bishop John J. Wright of Pittsburgh. and in 1961 preached at the Sol- ly following the 8 a.m. Mass at noon^ Thursday, Jan. 31 at Mrs. Mary McKechnie of Palm Beach, Cenacle Retreat League ; Four Women | emn Pontifical Mass offere today (Friday). Mrs. Arthur the Boca Raton Club. president, discusses plans for the Jan. 13 event with Mother u Bishop Coleman F. Carroll u-*-' Albrecht will serve as host- Mrs. S. Cutter Cobb will be Gertrude Coleman, center, provincial; and Mother Mildred 1 Invested As ing the annual Labor Day Ob- ess. the coordinator of the show. Doherty, superior of the Cenacle located at 1400 S. Dixie Hwy. servance. In January of 1962, Bishop Wright delivered a series \ Dominicans •• of talks on the Ecumenical ADRIAN, Mich. — Four Council to priests of the Diocese young women from the Diocese of Miami during their semi-an- of Miami were invested in the nual conferences at St. John habit of the Adrian Dominican Vianney Minor Seminary. Sisters during ceremonies held A native of Boston, Bishop GREATER MIAMI FEDERAL Thursday in Lumen Ecclesiae Wright was consecrated Auxil- Chapel on the grounds of the iary Bishop of his home dio- announces Motherhouse. cese in 1947 and in 1959 was Auxiliary Bishop John A. Don- named first Bishop of Wor- ovan of Detroit officiated at the cester. investiture of the new novices. Linda Bevilacqua, Epiphany Reservations for the lecture EXTRA SPECIAL parish, South Miami, will now may be obtained by contacting be known in religion as Sister Mrs. McKechnie at 832-0912; Nora Michael; Barbara Ann Mrs. Samuel J. LeNeave at Meiners, St. Anthony parish, JU 5-0374; or The Cenacle Re- Fort Lauderdale, Sister Paul treat House, 1400 S. Dixie Hwy., SAVINGS DAYS! Margaret; Patricia Shaw, St. Lantana. Monica parish, Carol City, Sis- ter Madonna Marie; and Marie Freeley, St. Juliana parish, West Palm Beach, Sister Marie FR 4-8481 Gregory. A total of 56 postulants were invested in the white veil and DOWNTOWN COCONUT GROVE CUTLER RIDGE habit of the Adrian Dominican .PRESENTED BY 101 S.E. Second Avenue 3059 Grand Avenue 20105 S-. Federal Highway Sisters; 59 novices pronounced their first vows, and 52 Sisters \xibvxck professed their final vows. FUNERAL HOMES. OPEN OR ADD TO YOUR ACCOUNT THROUGH B.R. JANUARY 21 AT ANY STATE FARM LIMEGROVER GREATER MIAMI FEDERAL 887-9491 OFFICE AND EARN DIVIDENDS 601 HIALEAH DR. CURRENT ANNUAL DIVIDEND RATE INSURANCE FROM THE FIRST! PAID AND COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY HOURS: 9 A.M.-6 P.M. Week Days BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami; Florida Page 17 FAMILY CLINIC Rarely Bathes Or Gets Hair Cut Maybe my problem sounds silly but to me it is INC. a big one. What do you say to a man who never takes a bath or gets a hair cut? When my husband gets home from work, he eats at the table with dirty, SHAW-WALKER greasy hands and nails and sits in the living room all evening like this. When he gets to bed at night, • OFFICE SUPPLIES I could scream at him — the pillow case is dirty every morning and I'm losing all interest in keeping things • OFFICE FURNITURE nice. I've tried to say the right thing at the right time, yet he's highly insulted when I even mention • SCHOOL FURNITURE it. Our five children are growing up and they'll be ashamed to invite anyone to the house —• I know, be- and SUPPLIES cause I am myself. What can I do?

270 S.E. FIRST ST. By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S. J. 835 W. FLAGLER ST. Your problem isn't silly, Ann, and I'm surprised how often it comes up in spite o£ all the facilities and conveniences now - MIAMI, FLA. - available. To be sure, mothers take it for granted that t' sons will be born with profound distrust 6f soap, water, .. j. All Phones clean clothes; and they will accept this challenge more or less FR 9-7673 patiently, knowing that at a given point in development — usually coinciding with the time when boys start noticing that there are girls who notice them — their problems in this regard will be solved. But apparently there are some exceptions; or, at least, some who later revert to pre-adolescent patterns. How does one deal with them? Before proceeding further, let us take a closer look at the problem as it occurs in marriage. 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Jonueiiry 4;" 1963 'tHE VOICE 'Momtj, Clases de Religion Para Adultos en el CHC Como Llegar al Acfo del Domingo en ei Hipodrcmo El Centro Hispano Cato- R.P. Avelino Gonzalez O.P., Para la instruccion ele- lico comenzara a ofrecer capellan del Centro •His- mental, lunes y miercoles, desde el lunes dia 14 del pano, express su anhelo de de 4 a 5 p. m., o tambien presente un curso de for- "que sean muchas las per- de 7:30 a 8:30 p. m. ma c ion Religiosa para sonas que aprovechen es- Adultos de ambos sexos. ta buena oportunidad que Para la ensenanza supe- se les ofrece de estudiar rior, martes y jueves de Se ofreceran dos sesio- los problemas religiosos, 4 a 5 p. m., o tambien lu- nes: una de instruccion que son los mas importan- nes y miercoles de 7:30 a elemental para los alumnos ces de cuantos problemas 8:30 p. m. menos preparados y la pudieran interesar al hom- otra de ensenanza superior bre." Las clases se imparten a las personas instruMas en la planta baja del Cen- que deseen adquirir una Las clases se ofreceran tro Hispano Catolico, bajo solida instruccion religiosa. de acuerdo al siguiente ho- la direccion del P. Avelino Al hacer el anuncio, el rario: Gonzalez.

Habla Prelado Peruano JSol-', Destaca la Unidad Cafolica Latinoamericana LIMA, (NC) El Episcopa- los seis diarios de Lima, ex- sora Radio El Sol. Organiz6 do latinoamerieano dio prue- puso el cardenal sus impresio- el programa de mas de una ba en Roma de comprension nes de la primera sesion del hora el Centro , de Informa- fraterna y unidad espiritual, Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano,* afirm6 el primado peruano e impartio al pueblo perua- cion CatiSlica, creado. hace po- Cardenal Juan Landazuri Ric- no una bendicion especial de co en Lima bajo la direcci6tf ketts. Navidad y Ano Nuevo. del RP Jose Michenfelder M. En una entfevista sin pre- Transmitieron la "Cita con M. • cedentes, por radio y televi- el Cardenal" los canales 4 En el "Afio de San Martin sion,' con. los directores de y 9 de television y la emi- de Porras" polificos y perio- distas de las tendencias maa EN EL PRESENTE MAPA aparecen las el grandioso acto catolico del domingo. Se opuestas acudieron a la "cita principales vias que Uevan al Hialeah Race recuerda al publico que las rutas de omnibus cardenalicia", con lo que S3 Course (Hipodromo de Hialeah), qne aparece 6 y 29 pasan por el lugar. rememoro en cierta forma uno marcado con la flecha j donde se efectuara de los portentos atribuidos al Santo mulato, el de haber da- Planes en Marcha do de comer, en un mismo plato, a un gato, a un pe- rro y a un raton. . . Panorama Catolico de 1962 Siguen los puntos mas des- Esfuerzo Comun de Ayuda a Latinoamerica tacados de las declaraciones del arzobispo de Lima: ROMA (NC)—En el um- —De Espana 650 - sacerdo- mlco-sociales. tes y 18,000 religiosos que la- El Ano del Concilio —^Los Padres conciliares la- br.al de 1963 lo* fieles de —De Italia, un semhiario tinoamericanos adoptaron en diez naciones intensifican un boran en America Latina. La en Verona para la prepara- Por MANUEL MIRA la cita ecumenica de Roma esfuerzo concertado en ayuda Obra de Cooperacion Sacer- ci6n de clero con destino a una estrecha unidad espiri de la Iglesia en America La- dotal Hispanoamericana pre- la America. .La aperture del Concilio Ecumenico Vaticano Segundo para otros sacerdotes mas. tual que revela su compren- tina. y ia crisi» cubana ' dieron dimension hist<5rica a oetubre de sion fraterna. Esta conducta —De Irlanda, mas misio- —De Estados Unidos, una 1962, un mes de esperanza para la cristiandad y la humanlv unitaria se comprobA en los El esfuerzo incluye oraclo- neros religiosos y seglares. contribucion de un millon d« dad entera, y al propio tiempo un mes de tensi6n y drama- asuntos que plantearon en el nes, sacrificios, envio de per- A la reunion asistieron tam Concilio." dolares para obras de aposto- tlsmo en el que pudo declararse una conflagration espanto- sonal religioso y seglar, y lado y pastoral; y un nume- bien los directores de la Con- sa. —Como en America Latina apreciables sumas de dinero. ro creciente de sacerdobes, ra- ferencia de Superiores Reli- Apenas unos dias despues de abierto el Concilio cornea- los problemas —educacion, ligiosos y seglaras. giosos, que ha otorgado una falta de clero, grandes ma- Alemania, Austria, Belgica, z6 el bloqueo de Cuba por los Estados Unidos, al descu- —^De Alemania, las colec- cantidad creciente de befeaa' brirse en la Isla annas- agresivas sovieticas que amenazaban sas indigenas—suelen ser co- Canada, Espana, Estados Uni- a sacerdotes latinoamericanos munes los prelados latinoame- dos, Francia, Holanda, Irlan- tas de Adviento, que alcan- a todo el hemisferio. zan a seis millones casi, pa- para estudios especializado3 ricanos pidieron ciertas mo- da e Italia son las naciones dalidades en la liturgia que ra seminarios y obras econd- en el exterior. Su Santidad el Papa Juan XXIII imploro por la paz, cbmprometidas en un genero- anhelo de todos los hombres de buena voluntad, y apel6 estan mas de acuerdo con al sentido de responsabilidad de los gobiernantes para la nuestro medio. so plan de emergencia bajo los resolution pacifica de la grave "crisis internacional. auspicios de la Santa Sede. • —Converse con los observa- La Union. Sovietica retiro de Cuba sus armas agresivas dores no Catolicos, a quienes La presencia en Roma-de y Estados Unidos levanto el bloqueo de la Isla, continuan- sorprendio la libertad de ex- los prelados de todo el mun- do la vigilancia a6rea. Al terminar el aiio, parecia que el presion que ha reinado en la do fue ocasion para que las problema cubano pasaba a segundo piano, a pesar de toda primera reunion conciliar. Sa jerarquias de estos pafses cam- su gravedad, pero amenazaban nubes en el Congo, y en ha dado un gran paso para la biaran impresiones con los Asia continuaba el peligro de la China Comunista que ya Uni6n de la familia cristiana. obispos directivos del Conse- habia atacado a la India. El gobierno rojo de La Habana jo Episcopal Latinoamerieano. libert'aba a sus prisioneros de la invasion de 1961, a cam- • —El Concilio no es una es- pecie de parlamento. No hay bio de medicinas y alimentos. En las postreras horas del division. Creo que la prensa . Concilio Vaticano —fuera de no ha interpretado bien el En Latinoamerica se celebraron en 1962 dos grandes programa— hubo una reunion sentido cabal de los debates. asambleas internacionales catolicas. La de Pax Romana, en de estos prelados en la Se- Montevideo, y la de las Organizaciones Internacionales Ca- —La escasez de sacerdotes cretaria de Estado, presidida t61icas, en Buenos Aires. Y los periodistas catolicos tuvieron no es solamente uri proble- por los cardenales Joseph El- su segundo Congreso Interamericano, en Bogota. ma de Latinoamerica, sino mer Ritter, arzobispo de St. Los Hamamientos del Papa en favor de la Iglesia en tambien de Europa. Una co- Louis, Misuri y Juan Landa- America Latina encuentran acogida en todo el mundo ca- misidn conciliar estudia el zauri Ricketts, arzobispo de Li- tolico. A los esfuerzos del Episcopado de Estados Unidos y. problema. ma. Dirigi6 la sesion Mons. Antonio Samore', secretario de de Espana se unen los de Francia, Italia, Irlanda, Alema- —Puede decirse que el dia- nia . . JEs, dicho en terminos prosaicos, como si se fuera la Comision Pontificia pro conado, instituido en los pri- America Latina. hacia el "Mercado Comiin" catolico, coa enfasis especial en meros tiempos cristlanos, tie- Ia asistencia a Latinoamerica. ne algun precedente en el En esta ocasion el presi- Mientras Roma —la catolicidad entera— abre l«i bra- Peru: los doctrineros de si dente del CELAM, Mons. Mi- zos a los hermanos separados, .se ensanchan las esperanzas glos pasados, y, actuaknente, guel Dario Miranda, arzobis- de unidad, y por primera vez en la historia observadores los catequistas que prepar'an po de Mexico, expres6 .en acat61icos asisten a un Concilio de la Iglesia . . el mayor en Puno los misioneros de nombre de la jerarquia lati- de todos los celebradbs, con unos 2,600 Padres Conciliares. Maryknoll. noamericana Ia gratitud por la ayuda hasta ahora presta- EL PADRE ISMAEL de Lugo hace la invocacion durante el En 1962 la poblaci6n catoiica mundial llegd a 558,221, —Se tiende a una mayor da y la que espera recibir participacion de los fieles en acto del Orange Bowl en el que el Presidente Kennedy saludd •000 fieles, el 18,2 por ciento de los seres humanos. en los proximos meses. Mons. * los combatientes liberados. "Hasta que los simbolos de la el culto, especialmente en la Miranda hablo en cinco idlo-* Durante el ano fueron canonizados Martin de Porras, misa, varias de cuyas partes Brigada: La Cruz de Cristo y la Bandera Cubana, no flameen Pedro Jullin Eymard, Francisco Croese de Camporosso y An- podrian celebrarse en la len- -sobre la patria Iibertada, no estaremos tranquilos", dijo en Una toni« PuccL gua de cada pais. Entre esta ayuda figuran: parte de su oracion.

Page 20 January '4i 1963 VOJCE Miami; Florida EL DOM/NGO EN EL HIPODROMO DE HIALEAH Renovaran los Cubanos Dedicacion a la Virgen

E! proximo domingo, dia 6, en la El Obispo de Miami quiere qae en mero de personas. Eraltar se levantara Se espera que ademas de los miles festividad de la Epifania, se ofrecera este acto todos Io$ refugiados cubanos en el terreno y en lugar de honor se de cubanos que acudiran, estaran una solemne misa pontifical a las 4 se consagren a la Virgen del Cobre situaran los expediccionarios de la Bri- presentes numerosos catoHcos, tan to p.m. en el Hipodromo de Hialeah, en junto a los herojcos combatientes de norte-americanos como representati- la qae los cubanos exiliados en Miami Playa Giron. El sermon estara a car- gada 2506. YOS de la colonia latina de Miami, los renovaran su dedicacion a la Virgen go del R.P. Ismael de Lugo, uno de Para facilidad de los fieles que de- que se uniran en la oracion a los de la Caridad del Cobre, oficiandojel los ires capellanes que acompanaron seen recibir la Sagrada Comunion du- desterfados del comunismo y a los Obispo de Miami, Coleman F. Carroll, a los brigadistas durante el combate y rante la Misa, desde las tres de la combatientes que acaban de sufrir en accion de gracias por los favores el cautiverio- terrible cautiverio por su defensa a concedidos por Dios a los refugiados tarde se iniciaran las confesiones, pa- ra lo cual se situaran en el terreno nu- los ideales cristianos y democratieos —uno de ellos el regreso de los ex Se escogio el Hipodromo de Hia- de Cuba v de todo el Continente. combatientes de Playa Giron. leah para dar capacidad al mayor nu- merosos sacerdotes de habla hispana. La Odisea de Tres Capellanes en las Carceles de Cuba Por MARJORIE FILLYAW Usando como caliz una bo- tella rota y con bostias y vi- no introducidos subrepticia- mente por visitantes en la pri- sion del Castillo del Princi- pe, tres capellanes cat61icos capturados por las fuerzas de Castro durante la fracasada in- vasi6n de Bahia de -Cochinos celebraron &lli ocho misas du- rante sus ocho meses de pri- sion en la Cuba comunista. '

Los padres Ismael de Lugo, O.F.M.,- Cap. Tomas Macho, S. J. y Segundo Las Heras, Sch. P. relataron las inhumanas condiciones de vida ylos abu- sos fisicos sufridos durante la I EL OBISPO Coleman F. Carroll Charla con el jefe civil de la Brigada 2506, Manuel Artime y prision en Cuba. [ con su novia, Maria Elena Rodriguez, a la que entrega una medalla del Concilio Ecumenico. Ellos revelaron que habian Habla Manuel Artime celebrado diariamente la mi- sa en la cienaga haste que rr fueron capturados apenas una . semana despues del desembar- Estamos con Dios en Esfa Lucha" co del 17 de abril del 61. Entonces fueron confis-eados El objetivo de la Brigada Durante la semana que siguio Artime destac6 la gran labor sus calices, breviarios y bi- qu« realizaron los tres capella- LOS TRES CAPELLANES de la Brigada 2506, RR>P. Las 2506 no era solo liberar a Cu- al desembarco del 17 de abril blias y ellos fueron con otros Heras, Macho y Lugo. ba politicamente, sino tambien del 61 ellos tuvieron que vivir nes y lo fructifera que 6sta fue doscientos combatientes a las prisiones superpobladas del bieron leche o carne duran- • restablecer el espiritu cristiano eh la zona pantanosa y los en el orden espiritual. Record6 hicieron correr mientras me la misa que fue ofrecida el dfa Castillo del Principe. te los 20 meses de prision y golpeaban con las bayonetas", en nuestra patria", dijo a "THE miembros de la brigada eomen- de Navidad de 1961, que termin6 solo se les sirvio huevo cua- dijo el Padre Macho. VOICE" Manuel Artime el lider zaron a desesperarse por la ne- Mujeres cubanas que iban civil, de la fracasada invasi6n con el fuego de las metralle- tro veces. cesidad de agua. El pidi6 a los a visitar a los prisioneros lo- Este sacerdote jesuita diri- de Playa Giron. tas de los custodios de la pri- graron introducir en el pe- Anadi6 el Padre Lugo que hombres que se mantuvieran en gia clases de doctrina social si6n sobre las cabezas de los nal de manera subrepticia un habfa solo dos servicios sa- cristiana diariamente duran- calma y que rezaran a la Vir- El joven estudiante de medi- sacerdotes y de todos los de- numero de hostias que permi- nitarios para 200 prisioneros te 27 semanas en la prisidn gen. mas prisioneros. ti6 a los sacerdotes distri- de Isla de Pinos. El Padre cina que pas6 los uttinvos ocho buir la Sagrada Comunion va- y que no se les daba ni ja- meses en un cohfinamiento so- rips veces a los brigadistas. b6n ni pasta de dientes. Lugo, • por su parte, los ins- truia en la religion. litario y despojado de sus ro- Pbeo despues —,dijo— encon- Sin embargo, el jefe civil de Una pequefia botella con vi- la brigada advirti6 que mucho3 Eran sometidos a largos pe- pas, califico de "milagro" el he- tramos una 'pequefia corriente no de, consagrar, que fue in- Durante el tiempo de^Ad- troducida como medicina, hi- riodos de interrogatorio, fre- cho de que los brigadistas ha- de agua fresca que brotaba de de los integrantes de la milicia viento los hombres compusie- se mostraban respetuosos ante zo posible que se celebraran cuentemente en horas de la jan sobrevivido ante la crueldad una roea en medio del panta- ocho misas. Kegularmente los madrugada y tenian que dor- ron poesias sobre la Navidad la fe de los prisioneros. "Claro y las escribieron sobre los comunista. "Estoy seguro de que no. Mientras estaban en la pri- sacerdotes escuchaban las con- mir en estrechas celdas, bajo que ellos tenian que obedecer muros de la prision. Desde el estar hoy aqui se lo debe- sion, eada uno de los prisione- fesiones de los prisioneros ca- la constante luz de potentes a sus jefes o atenerse a las da vez que ellos lo soiicita- que fueron incomunicados en Imos a Dios y a la Santfsima ros confecckmo un rosario con bombillos. "Teniamos que cu- Isla de Pinos y no se les consecuencias". ban. Virgen." maderas de cajas de tabacos. cubrirnos los ojos con panue- permitio oficiar misas, los pri- Todos los dfas se rezaba en los", dijo el Padre Macho. sioneros leian las oraciones Al ser capturado, todavia en conjunto el santo rosario y de la misa en voz alta de La incansable labor del la Cienaga de Zapata, Artime algunos" de los hombres lo re- un misal que habian logrado doctor Jose Almeida, medico conservar. recuerda que cuando estaba en- zaban varias veces al dia. catolico que acompario a la cerrado en un pequefio calabozo brigada fue encomiada por los Unico Delito: Ser Cafolico Aparte de los tres sacerdo- un jovencito campesine se acer- El Padre Lugo, fraile capu- sacerdotes' quienes advirtie- chino destacado durante cin- tes ahora liberados, en la pri- cion Catolica Cubana, conti- co a la ventana como para cu- ron que solo uno de los hom- Emtre el gozo de los miem- co aiios en la Iglesia del Cris- bres murio en la prision a cau- sion de Isla de Pinos perma- bros de la expedicion a Cu- nua ericarcelado sin cargos ni friosear y le dejo caer una to de Limpias, en La Habana, sa de una hepatitis. Solo aque- necen prisioneros otros cua- ba rescatados de las prisio- proceso judicial. medalla de la Virgen del Co- puso finfasis en revelar las llos que sufrian serias com- tro sacerdotes. Ellos son los padres Francisco Lopez Blaz- nes comunistas, un grupo de bre que luego le fue quitada infrahumanas condiciones exis plicaciones eran llevados a la tentes en las prisiones de quez, Jose R. Fidalgo, O. P., desterrados recuerda a los su- Defensor de la dignidad y por la milicia. enfermeria y nunca se les su- Castro. El desayuno, dijo, con- ministro medicinas preventi- Jose Luis Rojo Seijas y Rei- ycs. libertad del hombre frente al nerio Lebroc. sists!' en~un poco de cafe so- vas. 7 atropello comunista, ejemplo "Estamos listos para regre- lo y un pedazo de pan, mien- El Comite CatoHcos Cuba- de la joven generation lati- sar", declaro el joyen comba- tras que el almuerzo era un El 27 de mayo del 62 cuan- ESPECIAL poco de macarrones sin sa- nos en el Exiiio dice en su Eoamericana, el 7>r. Jover si- ti-ente. "En esta lucha tenemos do muchos de los prisioneros ultimo boletin que el joven zon alguna o calabaza o yuca incluyendo los sacerdotes fue- CANDLE LIGHT iff gue preso por el iinico delito que estar con Dios o contra Mateo Jover, presidente na- salcochada. La comida siempre ron trasladados a la prision Comidas Oomlnicales tional de la Fedwacion de la de ser dirigente catoJico", di- Dios. Y nosotros eslamos con era arroz con frijolitos chi- de Isla de Pinos, se les des- DESDE LAS 12 DEL DIA Jnventud Masculina de Ac- ce el boletin. Dios." nos. Los cautivos nunca reti- pojo de sus ropas. "A mi me COCONUT GKOVE, FLA.

,1 If. 21 The Question Box God Love You 'Some Feast Dates 1 Most Reverend Confuse My Friend Fulton J. Sheen By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Q. I have a Jewish frietid who tries very hard to pick an argument with me every Dec. 8. She wants to know how did our Blessed Mother conceive on Dec. 8 and bear the Christ Have you ever thought of what others would do if they Child just a few weeks later. The only explanation I can give her is that time was reckoned differently in those days and had your gift of Faith? If someone in Africa had your that Christ wasn't born the December immediately following, Faith in the Eucharist, would he not be at Holy Com- but the next one — if there was a December then. Then I suggested that perhaps these two occurrences didn't take place munion every morning? If someone in Vietnam had your r on those exact dates, but that the Church has merely set them Faith in the Redemptive Blood of Christ, would he not aside to commemorate these feasts. Am I right? If not, what else should I say? take up his cross daily to follow the Savior? "That book changed the whole course of my life." A. You get an A for effort, but you still flunk your exam. • the h«lp of your good mot a SHARING OUR'TREASURE heaven. There are many more In the parable of the royal feast, "those who had been The Immaculate Conception practical ways of gaining in- invited proved unworthy of it," and the Lord sent His servants has no immediate connection dulgences for yourself — none with the conception of birth of better in my estimation than into the highways to invite others. When the Jews were Trappist's Book Changed our Savior. It refers to the con- your morning offering,, combin- unfaithful, the Gentiles were called "into the church. May it ception of Mary herself. By the ed with Holy Communion each day. -never be that Western Christian civilization will prove so un- My Life/ Convert Reports Immaculate Conception we mean that Mary was filled with faithful to the Church as to suffer a similar penalty! Rather, By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN fidel' like, myself to a cloistered sanctifying grace from the However, if you persist in this University of Notre Dame monk, who could produce Sabbatine business, here are may we, as good Catholics, make the Gospel known in Africa, moment her soul was created An effective way of sharing "Seeds of Contemplation," I be- by God. She was never subject the conditions as I understand Asia and Oceania to strangers, the hitherto unbidden, the un- your holy Faith with others is gan to devour books on the to original sin, even for a them: Catholic religion and to plague evangelized, the ignorant, the irreligious and the hungry. to loan them Catholic litera- moment. 1. Wear the Scapular of Our ture: Newspapers, magazines, Frances McKenna with ques- tions. Lady of Mt. Carmel faithfully pamphlets and You and I received sanctify- (or the Scapular Medal). books. "More important, I began to ing grace when we were bap- Who among you will be so base as to withhold the Never throw pray. My greatest difficulty tized. So speaking figuratively 2. Observe chastity faithfully, away * Catholic was in believing that Jesus we might say that God "bap- according to your state in life. Divine call for incorporation into the Mystical Body of Christ is God. tized" Mary the moment she literature. Pass 3. Recite the Little Office of Christ? You need tiot travel far With your feet — your it on to others. "Even though I had never was conceived. Her conception practiced the Hebraic religion took place in the normal human the Blessed Virgin every day. household duties are your highway. You need not leave Keep circulating (If you are not able to read, you the following of my family, I still clung to way; she had father and mother, the office, for it circumscribes the universe of your duty. their belief that Christ was sim- as you and I. But God made high school senior, then — and books: "Father only then — may you substi- You can pray for the Missions. You can attend daily Smith Instructs ply a mortal man. But His life, her soul worthy of- His personal love, right- from the beginning. tute abstinence on Wednesday The teachings and miracles, as re- Mass for the Missions. You can offer your sufferings for ' Father O'Brien Jackson," He never permitted Satan to AND Saturday — both — for Faith of Mil- corded in Scripture, prove that He was divine. The Resurrec- have a chance with it. the Little Office. It is possible the Missions. lions," "What's the truth About to have other prayers • and-or Catholics," "100 Common Ques- tion, the miracle of miracles, removes the last vestige of If you will look at your calen- good works substituted for the tions About Catholic Faith" dar you will see that March 25 Office and-or the abstinence, if (Our Sunday Visitor Press), doubt on this subject. Both You may say that you are building a new school in your Scripture and history show that is the feast of the Annunciation. you can find a priest who has and you will average several Christ, the Son of God, founded On that day we commemorate faculties to make such substi- parish and cannot afford to help the Holy Father. This is not converts a year. the Catholic Church. The first the visit of the Angel Gabriel tution — presumably a Car- true. Could you not set aside at least a dime a week for the Helpful also are conversion^ Protestant Church was estab- to Mary at Nazareth, his an- melite. stories. They present the lines lished by Martin Luther in 1524. nouncement that she should be Pontiff's own Society for the Propagation of the Faith? If you of reasoning which each year the mother of the son of the Why tie your religion in knots "The whole question. Which j, did this, at the end of a year you would give the Holy Father are leading thousands of truth Most High, and Mary's humble of formalism? seekers into the fold. Such is the true Church?, boils down acceptance. It was when she almost twenty times the amount of the present, annual per- • • • books as "Roads to Home," to the question, Whom am I to said, "Behold I am the hand- believe; Jesus Christ, Martin Q. What are the basic dif- capita contribution of United States Catholics to the Pope for "Giants of the Faith," "The maid of the Lord, let it be to me Luther, Henry VIII or John ferences between the Roman Road to Damascus," "The Way according to your word," that all the Missions of the world. In the Name of Our Savior and Wesley? Catholics and the Jesuits? to Emmaus," "Where Dwellest the Son of God was conceived, A. Not all Roman Catholics "There, could be only one an- . His Blessed Mother, may you not refuse those dimes for all Thou?" and "Why I Became a as man in her womb. are Jesuits, but all Jesuits are swer — Jesus Christ, the Son Catholic" have started thou- Roman Catholics. who a,re still on the highway of the world! Thank you. of God. Therefore if I am to be Unless my memory betrays sands on their way to the a member of the true Church, me, the feast of the Annuncia- Church's open door. I must become a Catholic. This tion was stabilized before that GOD LOVE YOU to R.E.G. for $1.82 "This gift repre- The helpfulness of such liter- I did at St. Mary's Church on of Christmas. It was then quite ature is illustrated in the con- September 21, 1956 — a»red- natural that the Savior's birth- y Missal Guide y sents part of the high' school lunches I have given up so version of Dorothy Kassel,, a letter day in my life." day should be celebrated nine that a hungry soul in the Missions may have the 'Angelic high school teacher in Fort months after His conception. Jan. 6 — Epiphany of Our Lord. Worth, Texas. "One day I was Mass of the Feast, Gloria; Bread.' "... to M. P. for $100 "For God's poor, in thanks- visiting Mrs. Peggy McCon- • • * Creed, Preface of Epiphany nell," related Dorothy, "and giving for recovery from what was feared to be a fatal j Devotion Q. I am a 12th grader at a Jan. 7 — Ferial Day. Mass of happened to pick up a book, Catholic high school. Wh'en I -illness. May the Holy Father use it as he sees fit!" . . . "The Seven Storey Mountain" the Feast of the Epiphany \ 40 Hours was in the fifth grade, the nun (same as Jan. 6), Gloria, to Mrs. B. for $10 "I will try to help the Missions as. long by Thomas Merton. Peggy in charge told us we could thought that I would find it Preface t>f the Epiphany. as I can." ... to K. and C. C. for $5 "We decided not to According to a schedule an- obtain the Sabbatine privilege interesting and kindly loaned it nounced by the Chancery, Forty by abstaining from meat on Jan. 8 — Ferial Day. Mass of have Christmas stockings this year so the poor children to me. That book changed the Hours Devotion will be observ- Wednesday. I have done this the Feast of Epiphany, Glo- whole course of my life. in the Missions could have something to eat." ed in the following parishes: since then. This , has created ria, Preface of the Epiphany. "When I started to *ead it, Jan. 5 — Church of the Ascea- a lot of cooking trouble for Jan. 9 — Ferial Day. Mass of I had no interest in the Cath- ' si«m. Fort Myers my mother. Now that she is olic religion. But as I contin- Beach the Feast of Epiphany, Gloria^ Send us your old gold and jewelry — the valuables you dead it causes more, as the Preface of the Epiphany ued to read it, I became ab- 7 — St. Agnes Church cooking chores are divided no longer use but which are too good to.throw away. We will sorbed in the young author's • Key Biscayne among my father, brother and Jan. 10 — Ferial Day. Mass of reseE the earrings, gold eyeglass frames, flatware, etc., and efforts to find a way of life IS — St. Anthony Church, myself. I would like to know the Feast of Epiphany, Glo- that would satisfy the hunger Fort Lauderdale ria, Preface of the Epiphany. use the money to relieve the suffering in mission lands. Our whether the Sabbatine privi- of his heart for love and the 23 — St. Stephen Church, lege may be gained in any ^ quest of his intellect for truth. Jan. 11 — Ferial Day. Mass of address: The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 36G West Hollywood other way. I would also like ^'Written with transparent sin- the Feast of Epiphany, Glo- '24— St. Francis of Assisi to know if abstaining Qn Fifth Avenue, New York 1, New York. cerity, the book held me spell- ria, Preface of the Epiphany. Church," Riviera Wednesday is enough. A rel- bound. His quest endedfc'with Beach . his embracing the ^Catholic re- ative told me you must ab- Jan. 12 — Saturday Mass Of the 25 — C h r i s t .the King stain on both Wednesday and Blessed Virgin Mary. Gloria. SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice ligion and becoming a Trappist Church, Rich- monk. Saturday. Preface of the Blessed Virgin to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National mond Heights Mary. "Thomas "Merton was of my 27— St. Francis Xavier A. My personal advice is that Director of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 generation. I understood his hu- Church, Fort Myers you forget the whole thing. You Jan. 13 — First Sunday after Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y>, or your Diocesan Director, mor, his college rascality, fun 27 — Church of the Holy will please the good Lord more Epiphany. Feast of the Holy and problems. I watched in ut- Family, North Miami by showing consideration for Family. Mass of the Feast, i? Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. ter fascination as his conversion 30 — St. Dominic Church, your father and brother; and I Gloria, Creed, Preface of transformed him from an 'in- Miami am sure that you can count on Epiphany.

rage 22 January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS OF IMX i:\CY Billy Budd/ Jumbo/ Among 10 Best' Pick — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge In Between Age Purple Hills By WILLIAM H. MOORING life in 1912. Iowa "corn"' but RELIGIOUS DRAMA; "The some others. The sensationally Air Patrol In Wake of Stranger Reluctant Sajnt Alias Jesse James It's Only Money high in good spirits. Reluctant Saint" (Davis Royal), "showy" horror picture, "What All Hands On Deck In Search Of Runaway Faced with the annual, criti- Almost Angels Safe At Home Babes In Toy I and The Castaways Saintly Sinners cal game of "picking the ten a simple comedy drama about Ever Happened to Baby tJane?", Bashful Elephant Invasion Quartet ' Sergeant Was A Lady FAMILY COMEDY-DRAMA: Best Of Enemies JsJajid, The Silent Call St. Joseph of Cupertino, that is John Huston's deep but morbid Beauty and the Beast Invisible Invaders best" you realize how much "Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation" Beyond Time Barrier Jack The Giant Killer Slaves of, Carthage "Freud," the strangely haunt- Big Gamble John'Paul Jones Snow Fire movies have changed. (20th Century-Fox), chosen for vastly more human and enter- Big Jeeter Joseph and Spy in the Sky its honest, humorous look at ing but heavily tortured O'Neill Big Might His Brethren Stop, Look ^ind Laugh Films like apples in a barrel, taining than the big-scale, spec- Big Wave Jumbo Stowaway In The Sky Bon Voyage La Belle Americaine \ contemporary, American fam- story, "Long Day's Journey Into . Blood and Steel . Kill Or Cure Summer To Remember are clean clear through, spot- tacular "Barabas". Boy and the Pirates Ladies Man Swinging Along ily life. Night", like seyeral imported Clown And The Kid Land We Love „ Sword And The Dragon ted here and there, or rotten to Coming Out. Party Last Angry Man Swordsman Of Siena This list passes over several pictures are not dismissed ir- Conspiracy of Hearts Last Dawn Tarzan Goes To India the core. I figure most people SOPHISTICATED COMEDY- Con stan tine And The Last Days of Pompeii - .,,. pick something they can bite films you may have found in responsibly. Cross Last Voya«e Teenage Millionaire DRAMAf "Period of Adjust- Crash Landing Left, Right and Center Ten Who Dared . Damn the Deiaant Legend of Lobu There Was A Crooked into without tasting worms! ment" (MGM), with which Ten- Damon and Pythias Libel Man David and Goliath Life of Maria Goretti 300 Spartans nessee Williams comes clean Dentist In Chair Little Shepherds Of Three Stooges In Orbit So, with a family-type reader-' LI'L SISTERS Desert Attack Kingdom Come Tomboy And Champ with constructive comment on Embezzled Heaven Longest Day Trojan Horse ship in mind, I break down the Escape From Lost WorJd Twelve To The Moon prevalent, marital problems East Berlin Majority Of One Two Little Bears J962 product into different cate- Everything's Ducky Make Way For Lila Under Ten Flags facing American youth. Five Weeks Man On A String Underwater City gories and select the following In A Balloon Master of World Unearthly Face of Fire Michael Stronoff Up In Smoke ten as "bests": Midsummer Night's Valley of Dragons HISTORICAL DRAMA: ^Law- Flute And Arrow Warrior and Slave Girl Forever My Love Dream Watch Your Stern FAMILY SPECTACULAR: rence of Arabia" (Columbia), F«r the Love of Mike Misty We'll Bury You ibler Wore A Gun Mothra When Clock Strikes Purree ~urder3 She "Jumbo", MGM's colorful cir- mesmeric story of the enigmati- of Love My "Six Loves Wild Westerners, The Mysterious Island Wonderful World of cus story. cal Briton who organized Ara- Great Day Mystery Submarine the Brothers Grimm Gunfight Nine laves World Was His Jury bian revolt against the Turks Great Van Robbery No Man Is An Island World Without End FAMILY ADVENTURE Hey, Let^s Twist Password Is Courage Wrong Man during World War 1, It's a Honeymoon 'Machine Phantom Planet Young Guns of Texas DRAMA: -Billy Budd", Allied Hey Boy, Hey Gir„*l Phantom of the Opera You Have To Run Fast sweeping spectacle of desert II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FQR Artists' presentation of Herman ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS warfare. All Night Long Frantic Requiem For a Melville's sea classic. (Narrow- wight Antigone Four Ways Out SamaSa2.r ly beating MGM's "Mutiny on As The Sea Rages General Delia Rovere Samson and the Seven SOCIAL DRAMA: "To Kill a Balloon Miracles of the World the Bounty"). Barabbas Guns Of Darkness Sardonicus Mockingbird" (Universal), from Because They're Young Hand of Death Savage Guns Belle Sommers Hands of a Stranger Say One For Me FAMILY MUSICAL: "The Harper Lee's novel about color Beware Of Children Hell Bent For Leather Scent of Mystery prejudice in the South around Beyond All Limits The Hellions Secret of, Deep Harbor Music Man", Warner's zestful, Big Money Hell Is For Heroes Secret Partners 1930. It's poignant, not inflam- Billy Budd Hit And Run Shadow Of Fear tuneful tale of American rural Birdman Of Alcatraz Holiday For Lovers Black Sunday Incident In An Alley Shame of the matory and narrowly wins in a Black Tights Lawrence Of Arabia Sabine Women Blueprint For Robbery- Lineup Sinner toss-up with Warners' "Day of Born To Be Loved Lisa Six Black Horses Bride to the Sun Sniper's Ridge Wine and Roses", devastating Broken Lane Lion, The So Lovely — So Deadly But Not For Me Lonely Are The Brave Song Without End study of the tragedy of alco- Bridge To Sun Long Absence Spiral Road Burning Nights Loves of Salammbo Stagecoach To holism. Cage of Evil Madrson, Avenue Dancer's Rock Catholic City After Midnaght Magnificent Seven Stranger At My Door Colossus Of Rhodes Man In Cocked Hat Stranger In My Arms WAR DRAMA: Darryl Zan-" Court Martial Man In The Net Surrender Hell Crazy For Love Manster, The Date With Disaster Sword of the lick's grinding dramatization of Day of Fury Marie Octobre Conqueror Programs Days of Wine and Roses Matter Of Who Taras Bulba Cornelius Ryan's D-Day best- Dead To The World Mein Kampf Teenage Bad Girl Deadly Duo Mighty Ursus Tender Is The Night seller: a documentary that de- Deadly Companions Miracle Worker Ten Seconds To Hell Devi Most Wanted Man 13 West Street fends patriotism while decrying Electra Mutiny On The Bounty Thunder In The Sun Radio, TV My Geisha Tormented I war. Escape From Zahrain Naked «ttge Trunk, The Everybody Go Home Night Creatures Two Rode Together PSYCHOLOGICAL DRAMA: Experiment In Terror Once Upon A Horse Two Tickets To Paris Face of a Fugitive Operation Bottleneck Virginis ©f Rome Doily "Requiem For a Heavyweight" Fanny Outsider, The Wake Me When Fear No More Party Crashers It's Over 6:30 AM. — SERMON OF (Columbia), terse indictment of Flame In The Street Pirates Of Blood River Walk Like A Dragon "THE FUNNIEST THING- HAPPENED TO ME Flower Drum Song Playboy of the Walking Target THE DAY _ WCKR, 610 Kc; the prizefight racket, with Follow That Man Western World Wild and The Innocent 97.3 FM — Father Walter J. ON THE WAY TO SCHOOL..... * 40 Pound Of Trouble Premature Burial Woman Obsessed Dockerill, director. Diocesan punch and no preachment. A 111 — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS Ada Home From The Hill Rider on a Dead Horse Youth Department, broadcasts Adventures of a Horror Chamber of Rocce and His Brother the daily 5-minute sermonette - Young Man. Dr. Faustus Ring Of Fire from Jan. 4 through Jan. 11. All In Night's Work Horror "Hotel Roots Of Heaven Another Time, Another House of Intrigue Sail A Crooked Ship Place Hustler, The Nazi Criminals Ask Any Girl I'm All Right Jack Secrets Of The Sunday Bachelor In Paradise If A Man Answers Singer, Not The Song Back To The Wall Information Received Something Wild Battle Of StaUngrad Inherit The Wind Sound and the Fury 6:30 AJW. _ "THAT I MAT Best Of Everything Innocents, The Summer and Smoke SEE" — WCKR, 610 Kc, 97.3 Big Deal On Interne, The Sundays and Cybele FM — A rebroadcast of the Madonna St. La Notte Brava Sweet Bard of Youth Black Orpheus Last Year at Taste of Honey program of Dec. 30 with Boys Night Out Marlenbad Term ©f Trial Father David J. Heffernan Breakfast At Tiffany'£ Let No- Man Write The Notorious Landlady discussing New Year's resolu- Captain's Table My Epitaph This Earth Is Mine Children's Heur. Light In the Piazza Thunder of Drums tions. (Replacing The Catholic ClaudeJle Inelish Loneliness of the Long To Kill A Mockingbird Hour usually heard at this Come September Distance Runner Tower of London Couch, The Lovers Of Teruel Town Without Pity time.) Counterfeiters of Paris Magician Trial and Error Crime Does Not Pay Make Mine Mink Two for the Seesaw 7:15 A.M. — THE CHRIS- Critic's Choice Manchurian Candidate Two Women Day of the Outlaw Married Too Young Warriors Five TOPHERS — Dr. Charles End of Innocence Mirror Has Two Faces West Side Story Malik, the Lebanese states- Explosive Generation Ninth Circle Whatever Happened man, is special guest on to-- Facts Of Life One, Two, Three To Baby Jane? Five Golden Hours One Foot In Hell Where the Truth Lies day's Christopher program Four Fast Guns One Plus One Who's Got the Action entitled, "It's Your World." French Mistress Only Two Can Play Why Must I Die Girl With A Suitcase Period of Adjustment Wonderful Country Grass Is Greener Please Turn Over Wonders of Alladin 10 A.M. — SACKED HEART Happy Thieves Plunderers, Xhe Yesterday's Enemy PROGRAM — Ch. 5. WPTV — Hitler Portrait In Black Young Have No Time — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL Father William Driscoll, S.J., Angel Baby Indestructible Man Rat Race director of the Jesuit Semi- Arturo's Island Rebel Breed nary Guild, will talk on Back from the Dead It Happened In Athens Revolt of Slaves Back Street It Takes A Thief Rookie "Prayer At Its Best." Big Show Joker, The Shakedown Black Whip Shoot the 10:30 A.M. — IXX)K UP Blood and Roses Journey To The Born Reckless Seventh Planet Piano Player AND XIVE — Ch. i. WTVJ — Bramble Bush Juvenile Jungle Spdom and Gomorrah The widely acclaimed poems, Can-Can Kind of Loving Solomon and Sheba "Prayers from the Ark," will C undid La Viaccia Some Came Running Chapman Report Law, The Sons and Lovers fee presented by pantomimist Circus of Horrors Look In Any Window Splendor In Grass Alvin Epstein. The program is Concrete Jungle Love In Goldfish Bowl Subway In tfie Sky produced by CBS Public Af- Crack In the Mirror Lover Come Back Summerskin Ciy For Happy Lovers On A Tightrope Take A Giant Step fairs in cooperation with the Curse of the Werewolf Madame Telltale Heart National Council of Catholic Desire In Dust ^ MagdaJena Terror In the Night YOUR FAMILY WILL BE HAPPIER IN Devil's Eye Man In the Shadow That Touch of Mink Men. Diamond Head Mania This Angry Age Doctor In Love Man of the West Three On A Spree 10:30 A.M. — SPANISH Doctor No Man On the Prowl Tomorrow Is My Turn Edge of Fury Mark, The Too Late Blues CENTER PROGRAM — Eighth Day of Marriage Go Round Too Young for Love WMET, 1220 Kc. — Spanish The Week Mary Had A Little Two Faces of Religious Program of Centro Firebrand, The 1 Matter of Morals, A Dr. Jekyil Kive Gates to Hetl Maxime Two Loves Hispano Gatolico. Father Ave- Force of Impulse Meddle of the Night Two Weeks, In lino Gonzales, O.P.. moderator; Frightened City Minotaur Another Town and Father Jose Maria Polios, From the Terrace Misfits Vampire and the Many Catholic families have already found they are happier . "irl Named Tamiko Mongols, The Ballerina O.P. - Town Morgan The Pirate Very Private Affair living in Hollywood Hills. Here they enjoy advantages Jound in >ye Again Most Dangerous Waltz of the Toreadors 11 AJtf. — "THAT I MAT v of Black Witch Man Alive Warrior Empress few other fine communities. Newly constructed Church of the Never So Few Wayward Girl SEE" — WCKT, Ch. 7 — G..r;y Happv Anniversary Nigbt »f the Qarter What Price Murder Father David J. Heffernan, Nativity and the parochial school are in operation. One of South Head, The Nights of Rasputin Whale Slave Ship pastor, St. Lawrence parish, House of Women No Exit Wife For-A Night House On the Pretty Boy Friend Wild Harvest conducts the Diocesan tele- Florida's best educational facilities -— Chaminade High School for Waterfront Purple Noon Wild In the Country vision program. CONDEMNED Boys is located right in Hollywood Hills. Bus Transporation to Boccaccio 70 Les Liaisons Prime Time Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery 11:30 A.M. — MASS FOR Come Dance With Me Lovers Night Heaven Fell SHUT - INS ANNIVERSARY girls' high schools is provided. This means that all activities of your During One Night Mating Urge Saturday Ndght and Five Day Lover Naked Night Sunday Morning — WLBW-TV, Ch. 10 — The parochial schools, church and parish are only moments away. Girl With the Nude Odyssey Seven Capital Sins Sunday television Mass For Golden Eyes Never On Sunday Sins of Mona Kent Shut-Ins begins the second Green Ware. The Odd Obsession Temptation As for your home itself, scores of beautiful, individually styled I Love. You Love Oscar Wilde Too Young year. Joan of the Angels Phaedra Too Immoral Lady Chatterly's Port ©i Desire Truth. The 6:05 p.m. — CATHOIJC models are available in/a wide range of prices. Lover Pot Bowie Young and Damned SEPARATE CLASSIFICATION NEWS — WGBS, 710 Kc; Advise and Consent Intruder Sky Above and 96.3 FM — A summary of na- Cleo ~Fro~ m 5*" t « 7 King of Kings Mud Below tional and international Cath- Circle of Deception Divorce Italian Style Long Day*s Journey Strangers In A City olic news compiled from the A HOLLYWOOD INC.TDEVELOPMENT Freud Into Night Too Young To Love full report of the NCWC worldwide News Service and 1 9 4 3 ' H O L L Y W O O D BLVD.-WA 8-3451 ('•A separate classification is given to certain films which, while not morally • offensive, require some analyses and explanation as a Diocesan news from The protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false Voice. Commentator: Father . . . covering three square miles. Individual areas zoned to provide complete conclusions.) Vincent J. Sheehy, assistant protection for homes in different price ranges. (Pleose clip and save this list It will be published periodically ) pastor, St. Stephen parish. West Hollywood. January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miaou, Flonaa Page 23 Announcements S ale s S erv i c e's R Real Estate

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PAGE 25 FRIDAY. JANUARY 4, 1963 OUR PARISH trt^ Sunday Mass Timetable ARCADIA: St. Paul, 7, 11. Gesu, 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. WHEN MOSES STRETCHED HIS HAND over the RED SEA, International Airport (International a "strong and burning wind, blowing all the night, took it away; 8:30, 10. Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10. and turned it into dry ground; and days). BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, the water was divided." Thus the St. Mary of the Missions and St. 10:! 5 Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. Israelites crossed safely . . . But in BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, ,St. Brendan, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 11:30, modern times, this Biblical body of 5AINT DOMINICS 10:30, 12. 12:3.0, and 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- I water has not been so kind to those BOOK CLUB BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30•. ish). living along its banks. The people of BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30,St. Dominic (Fairiawn School) 7 8, FUND RA/S/NG £»NWE* 10, 11:30 9, 10, 11. (Spanish). Eritrea, bordering the RED SEA, St. Mary Chapel, 8:30 9:30, 10:30, struggle hard for a living in this bar- CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8, 11:30. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30,11:30, i2:30 (Spanish).' ren land of craggy mountains and St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermon's in (Spanish), 11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- parched plains . . . The Catholics of Spanish and English]. ish), 7:30 p.m. Dade County Aud- AUHNE, an Eritrean village, built a CORAL GABLES: Lime Flower (Audi- itorium 9, 10:30, .12. church of earth but the winds and torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish);SS. Peter and Paul, 6:15, 7, 8, 9:15, (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. 10:30, 11:45, 12:55' (Spanish) The Holy Father's Mission Aid seasonal rains came to destroy it. To St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, 11. for the Oriental Church build a firmer structure, they have 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12. St. Vincent De Paul (Central High DANIA: Resurrection (Olsen Junior High School cafeteria). 8, 10, II, 12. nothing to offer but their labor . . . $2,000 is needed for the School) 7, 9. 10:30, 12:15. . MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. church itself and another $2,000 will provide a place for the DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and priest to live. A small group of Catholics in a vast sea of (5109 N. Fed. H'way) 8, 9:30, 11, 12:15 5:30 p.m. Moslems, the people of AUHNE fear their children will drift DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 8:30, 10 and 1.1:30 a.m. and 6 p.m away from the faith unless they have a church and Sunday St. Patric i, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:30 FORT LAUDERDALE: Annuciation, and 6 p.m. Mass. . . . Will you help them? Any amount will be appre- 9:30 MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose r ™, 7, ciated. Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral 8, 9, 10, 1 1, 12. » Home), 6, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed ._riity, 6, Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9 10, 11:30, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30, 10:30, 12 and HELPING THE HOLY FATHER 12:30, 6 'p.m. 5:30 p.m. St. Anthony, 6, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, (Firemen's Our Association is the financial arm of Pope John XXIII in 11:45 Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and assisting the missionaires of the Near East. You can strengthen St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 7 p.m.Pembroke Rd.) 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15. St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- that arm mightily by giving us a STRINGLESS GIFT. Then er, 10. St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish) we shall be able to help him where the need is greatest. FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica, St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30,8, 10, 11. CELEBRATING LITTLE CHRISTMAS 1 1 and 5:30 p.m. NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. IN ITALY, children have their stockings stuffed and receive FORT MYERS: St. Francis Xavier, 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. St. James, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 their' gifts at Epiphany. The evening before they listen for the and 5:30 p.m. FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension 7:30, Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 and hoofbeats of the Magi ... IN SOUTH AMERICA, shoes are left "I told you a hundred dollars a plate was over doing it!" 9:30. 12:45 p.m. on window sills and letters are written to the Kings ... IN FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasia, 6:30,NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, 7:30, 12. 7. 9, 11, 12:15. GERMANY, the children dress like them . . . You can bring Auditorium: 9, 10:30. NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare, the spirit of kingly giving to the PALESTINE REFUGEES. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. REALTY HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:30, 8, They remind us of the Holy Family unable to find a place in 9, 10, 11, 12 and 6:30 p.m. OKEECHOBEE: Sacred Heart, 9. Boys' INSURANCE SERVICE HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, School, 10:30. the inn. $10 will purchase a food package enough to help Re-Roofing & Repairs OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetual SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 9, 10:30, 11:30 (Spanish). Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. them for a month. If you wish, we'll send - you a Rosary of All Types Roofs — Since 1920 (City Auditorium), 8, 9:30, II, 12:30, 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach and 6:30 p.m. St. Philip (Bunche Park). 9. Olive Beads from the Holy Land as a token of thanks. Phone TE 2-5176 PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30. PALMER Roofing Co. St. Bernard Mission: 9, 10 (Spanish). PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 250 Royal Palm Way — Palm Beach St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,arid 5:30 p.m. FEAST OF THE HOLY FAMILY Phone TE 2-6244 FR 3-6244 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish), 5 p.m. andPERRINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30, 6 p.m. 10:30, 12. January 10 is the Fcastday. Why not have a Mass said for HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 7, 10:30. PLANTATION: St. Gregory, 8, 9:30, your family by one of our missionaries? ... Or you can enroll HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation, (Madon- II 12:15. na Academy) 8, 9, 10, 11:30. POMPANO BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8, them in our society and they will participate in the graces of 9:30, 11, 12:15. Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30St, . Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. the Holy Father's Mass and 15,000 other Masses each year. InT 10:45, 12* 1 p.m. and 5:30 p.m. POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman, 7, Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. dividual membership: $1 a year; Perpetual membership: $20. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11. Family membership: $5 a year; Perpetual: $100. St. Bernadefte, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 7 p.m.PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 1 2:1 5 and PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, 7 p.m. 10, 6:30 p.m. SPONSORING NOVICES AND SEMINARIANS HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8,RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The ^>:30, 11. King, 7, 10. $3 a week, or $150 a year covers the two year training of a ALL-PURPOSE IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 8:30 RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, sister-to-be, $2 a week or $100 a year for six years pays the way HOME FINANCING a.m. and 7:30 p.m. 10:30, 11:30. for a seminarian. We have many names of these waiting to be INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. SAN1BEL ISLAND: 11:30. JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 7:30, 9. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. helped . . . Would you like to sponsor one? Or, if you wish, buying, building, selling KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8*30, SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9:30, II. join our MARY'S BANK or CHRYSOSTOM CLUB and send SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, or refinancing 10, 11, 12. just a dollar-a-month. LABELLE: Mission, 9. St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission,School 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, II. Dear Monsignor: STUART: St. Joseph,- 7, 9, 11. 8 a.m. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6 7, 8,WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 9. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, Enclosed find for St. Luke, 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30. 9:30. LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphael (Admin- Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. istration Building) 8, 10. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. Name MARGATE: St. Vincent. 8, 10, 11:30. ON THE KEYS MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,BIG PINE KEY: St. Mary of Pines, Street 12, and 6 p.m. 8:30, 10:30. Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Span- KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. ish), 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30MARATHON: San Pablo, 6:30, 8:30, p.m. (Spanish). 10. City \ ..... Zone .... State PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30, 9, II. DONALD F. JOHN M. McEMBER MONTGOMERY MONTHLY FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President Church Left $2 Million M«qr. Joseph T. Ryan, Nat'l Sec'y PEST CONTROL LAWLER, Iowa' (NC) — Send all communication* to: Me EMBER Frank E. Eickhoff, 76, a retired CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION MONTGOMERY INSURANCE, Inc. 1 SERVICE i hardware store manager, has 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. ants . rats . left two million dollars to church and charitable institutions in the Dubuque archidiocese and else- GENERAL INSURANCE where.

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Page 26 January 4, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida — Requiem Is Offered Deaths In The Dioczese WASHINGTON (NO — Pon- tifical Requiem Mass for former CONLEY, MARTIN J., 62, of 3163 FOKAND, MRS. DELIA A., 72, of Lenape Dr., Miami Springs; Blessed SW 27th Ave.; St. Hush Church; 4250 NE 18th Ave., Pompano Beach; Trinity Church; Our Lady of Mercy U. S. Atty. Gen. James P. Mc- Ahern-Flummer Funeral Home. St. Elizabeth Church; Queen of Heav- Cemetery; Carl F. Slade Funeral Home. ' Granery was offered in St. Mat- * * * en Cemetery; Kraeer Funeral Home. CUREIOL, MRS. ANNA MARIE, of ' * * * * * * thew's cathedral here by Arch- 1225 Cortez St., Coral Gables; Church NELLIGAN, GEORGE THOMAS, FUNERAL HOME of the Little Flower; Fhilbrick Fu- FOY, JAMBS FRANCIS, U, of 254— 59, of 1454 Euclid Ave., Miami Beach; bishop Patrick A. O'Boyle of neral Home. NW 51st Ave.; St. Dominic Church; St. Patrick Church; Our Lady of * * * Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery; Jos- Mercy Cemetery. Washington. DRAKE, THOMAS J- 84, of 790 berger Funeral Home. Opa - locka Boulevard; St. James * * * Chureh; Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- HOWES, MRS. LILLIAN GBOR- OBEBBTJESCHER, MISS CLARE ^r 3 Generations of ' Mr. McGranery, 67, died Dec. tery. GBTTA, 75, ol MU NE Ter., Pom- R., 74, of 3020 SW 67th Way, Mira- pano Beach; St. Elizabeth Church; marj St. Stephen Protomartyr 23 of a heart attack in Palm Kraeer Funeral Home. Church; Queen of Heaven Cemetery; Experience Beach, Fla., where he was va- * * * Boyd Funeral Home. LALLY, THOMAS, 82, of 1315 NW * * * cationing with his wife and Bishop's Mother Dies second St.; Immaculate Conception WODZINSKI, THEODORE C, 42, of Church; Our Lady of Mercy Ceme- 3970 NW 187th St., Opa-locka; St. * Largest Funeral three children. BOSTON (NO — Bishop tery; Carl F. Slade Funeral Home. Monica Church; Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery; Carl F. Slade Funeral Home in Dade County Thomas F. Reilly, C.SS.R., of MATERNE, VICTOR P., 70, of 2811 Home. Mr. McGranery, Attorney the Dominican Republic, offered Arthur St., Hollywood; Church of the * * * Little Flower; Wadlington Funeral ZIESLER, ANTHONY J. SR., 83, General in the last months of a Pontifical Requiem Mass here Home. of 2524 Regatta Ave., Miami Beach; * Catholic Owned President Truman's administra- * * * SS. Peter and Paul Church; Ahern- for his mother, Mrs. Anne C. Plummer Funeral Home. McAVOY, THOMAS P., 87, of 1550 tion, was a Knight Commander Reilly, 87, who died at Carney and Managed of the Order of St. Gregory the Hospital. Great, a Private Chamberlain of + Prices to Satisfy the Cape and Sword — honors Bishop Reilly is Prelate Nul- Edward F. McHale bestowed on him by the late lius of San Juan de la Maguana. Every Family Poi 'ius XII and Pope John XXi^. He was also a Knight 7200 N.W. 2nd Aye. PL 1-7523 Commander of the Order of the Vietnam Priest Killed "Near the Cathedral" \ Holy Sepulchre. SAIGON (NO — Father INVALIDCAR SERVICE Nguyen Huu Ngoi was killed by He was a member of the Vietcong communist guerrilla JOHNSON / FOSTER board of trustees of the Catholic troops on Dec. 19 in Loc Vinh FUNERAL HOME, INC. University of America and the village in central Vietnam. National Shrine of the Immacu- 1650 HARRISON ST.HOLLYWOOD, FLA.PHONE: WA 2-7511 late Conception. Advertisement Social Security VIII reasons why Father Of Bishop Dies CARL F. SLADE, F.D. HAVERHILL, Mass. (NO — Can Pay Auxiliary Bishop Jeremiah F. Minihan of Boston offered Pon- Funeral Bills Van OrsdeVs is Miami's tifical Requiem Mass for his CARL F, SLADE father, Timothy Minihan, in St. Free Booklet Gives James church." 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 Full Information most recommended

HbLLYwobb:s- CATHOLIC Social Security and Veterans Benefits are explained in the new GUIDEBOOK recently pub- lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- KRAEER FUNERAL HOME funeral service D ters. Many families are un- R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director aware of the extent to -which they may benefit under Social Ambulance Service 1050 N. Federal' H^y. Security — as much as $255 Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- for funeral- expenses! gically located for family and friends. 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Veterans are now entitled to POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA ' special burial allowances which bring help to families in time Phone WH 1-4113 More experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts of need. FR 4-8481 II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade Get your FREE COPY of this County . . . and passes savings developed wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There on to the families we serve. is no obligation (no one will EMILIO C. MON PRESENTED BY call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- FUNERAL HOME Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful %xibxitk ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami chapels provide everything possible for com- 37, Fla., or telephone PLaza "SIRVIENDO LA COLONIA HISPANA" III FUNERAL HOMES. fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped 7-5544. 1873 W. FLAGLER ST. with pews and kneeling rails. PHONE FR 9-1697 Formerly with Tampa's leading Funeral Home Antes una de las Mayores Funerarias de Tampa Finest service — no compromise with qual- IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone — regardless of the amount spent — and we guarantee our service.

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