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SCRANTON, Pa. (NC) — Archbishop John J. O'Connor, appointed Jan. 31 to head the Priest dies Archdiocese of New York, said he was "scared to death” by his new Fr. Louis P. Hohos. pastor of duties and asked friends in St. Matthew Church, South Side, Scranton to pray for him. for 36 years and a priest of the At a press conference in Pittsburgh Diocese for 48 years, Scranton, where he was bishop for died Jan. 27 in Mercy Hospital. eight months, he said he was Pittsburgh. He was 74. Obituary "shocked” when he learned of his on page 9. appointment Jan. 16 from Archbishop Pio Laghi, apostolic delegate in the United States. Faith Today The press conference was held The Pittsburgh Catholic this two hours after Archbishop Laghi .week begins the first of 26 made the official announcement installments of Faith Today, a in Washington. The new four-page supplement. It will archbishop of New York had been carry material from National bishop of Scranton since May 10, Catholic News Service’s Know 1983. Your Faith religious education Scranton is “ absolutely the best diocese in the United States,” said series. Designed and assembled by NC’s educator-joumalists, it Archbishop O'Connor, whose trademark in the Pennsylvania will contain material to communicate Catholic teach­ diocese was his sense of humor, "but remember, New York is an Bishop Adam J. Maida accepts the acclamation of the people Pio Laghi, apostolic delegate to the United States, and Bishop ing. archdiocese. immediately after tile papal bull of appointment was read at Vincent M. Leonard, retired bishop of Pittsburgh, (See also editorial on page 4.) During the 55-minute press installation ceremonies in Green Bay. To the right are Archbishop — Photo by H Marc Larson, Groan Bay Naws-Chromcta conference, he said that he learned of the appointment in a Bishop Maida says Other deaths casual phone conversation with Fr. Walter L. Creahen, Archbishop Laghi. Archbishop formerly of Pittsburgh, a O'Connor said the apostolic A feeding of 9w onderm ent...aw e9 member of the Dominican delegate was jovial and they talked about a number of subjects. Order. One thousand persons — including a delegation of priests. Then Archbishop Laghi By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK Sister Mary Staley, a member Religious and laity from Pittsburgh — attended the "casually” added, "by the way of the Sisters of St. Joseph, ordination/installation on Jan. 25 in St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, the holy father has appointed you GREEN BAY- T bis experience quite naturally fills me with Baden. wonderment and aw That which happened today is not an Green Bay. Another 250 persons viewed the ceremonies on closed Sister Mary Louise Molchan, the archbishop of New York." Archbishop O’Connor said insignificant event." circuit television from a nearby Methodist church. In addition, two a member of the Sisters of Green Bay television stations broadcast the ordinal ion/installa­ because the apostolic delegate Those two sentence s are how Bishop Adam J. Maida, former Charity of Seton Hill, vice chancellor and legal counsel of the Pittsburgh Diocese, tion Mass live and both were to re-broadcast the Mass at later Greensburg. had been joking throughout the conversation, he did not believe reflected upon his o rldination as bishop and his installation as times. Domenico Flamino, New ordinary of the Dioce se of Green Bay. Wise. (Continued on page 2) Castle. (Continued on page 3)

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Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua, in welcoming endowed with a quick and keen mind, t itally said. “ His contribution was invaluable in the working with Archbishop O'Connor. the appointment of Bishop John J. O’Connor as committed to the defense of life, intensely lo yalto development of this important document which "Bishop O'Connor is an outstanding person and bishop who will bring to New York the qualities ol archbishop of New York succeeding the late the Holy Father and to the Church. ultimately was accepted by the vast majority of Cardinal Cooke, said the new archbishop is "While Pennsylvania and Scranto n in the bishops." „ experience and leadership and a love ol intensely loyal to the Holy Father and the Church particular lament the departure of B is hop Cardinal William Baum, head of the Vatican learning," said Bishop Francis Mugavero, head and is totally committed to the defense of life. O'Connor, we must all be grateful that the Holy Congregation for Catholic Education and highest of the neighboring Diocese of Brooklyn "H e is a In a statement to the Pittsburgh Catholic, Spirit has placed a great son of Pennsylvani a ina ranking American at the Vatican, praised pastoral bishop and a loving and compassionate Bishop Bevilacqua said: position where he can achieve greater gloil'y for Archbishop O'Connor for his "universal vision man." “ I join the countless thousands who rejoice that God and the Church.” and "profound faith." Rabbi Marc Tanenbaum, international alfairs the Holy Father selected Bishop John O'Connor of Cardinal Joseph Bernardin of Chicago. in a New York Gov. Mario Cuomo said Archbishop director of the American Jewish Committee, Scranton as Archbishop of New York. National Catholic News Service story, sa id he O'Connor's "reputation as a man of total said, "Bishop O'Connor has a long and Cardinal Cooke was an outstanding, saintly came to know the new archbishop well durit g the commitment, sanctity and intelligent distinguished record of effective service on spiritual leader who literally spent himself for the more than two years they were members )f the understanding of the problems people face in this behalf of the poor and homeless and the pursuit of Church and for all peoples. Bishop O'Connor is committee drafting the bishops' war and lieace world make him an exciting addition to the family peace.” eminently qualified to continue and build on the pastoral. of New York." Prayers for the new archbishop were also expressed in a letter from Greek Orthodox great work of Cardinal Cooke. He is a deeply “ I admired his integrity, his opennes: and Both the governor and New York Mayor prayerful, spiritual man, an eloquent speaker, great capacity for work," Cardinal Bernardin Edward Koch said they looked forward to Archbishop Iakovos. W orld refu gee problem

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By WILLIAM FODIAK of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops In August, Bishop Bevilacqua was appointed to the Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua called for an Pontifical Commission for the Pastoral Care of international solution by all countries to solve the Migrants and Itinerant People by Pope John Paul refugee problem, saying the issue is "being II. buried" and that refugees are a forgotten people The bishops visited various refugee camps in living in despair. He addressed 200 members of Thailand, Cambodia. Hong Kong, the Philippines the Pittsburgh Press Club at a luncheon on Jan. and Macao. He recalled visiting the border of 30. Cambodia and Thailand, where literally “ The refugee problem has not disappeared, thousands attempt to flee communism in an area he said. "It is still a very serious problem...that controlled by communist guerillas. literally affects hundreds of thousands of people Technically. Bishop Bevilacqua explained whose very lives are at stake." those in these areas were not “ refugees" since In 1971-79, there was "great publicity" on the they have not left Cambodia. "They are not m plight of the boat people, who often were robbed, refugees by law," he said. raped and killed by Thai pirates. But world He recalled that a group of 700 Vietnamese in attention on the issue has since faded and nations Cambodia had waited for the bishops and began have become reluctant to resettle refugees. singing when they arrived. Bishop Bevilacqua was one of four bishops who "A 30-year-old young man named Joseph had W m p H p m i visited the refugee camps last May in order to studied for the priesthood in Vietnam but had to Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua, guest speaker at Club members Genevieve Cohen, Zora Unkovich direct attention and raise the consciousness of the flee.” Bishop Bevilacqua said, recounting the and Jean Farrish. people to the problem. He served as chairman of the “ Newsmakers” luncheon Monday at the (Continued on page 3) Pittsburgh Press Club, poses with Women’s Press —Photo by John C. Keenan the ad hoc Committee on Migration and Tourism

Sagan praises pope9 e x p l a i n s * organisms, the argument that the United States But it is still too soon to say whether papal ‘A nuclear war using less than 1 percent of our By SR. M ARY ANN WALSH and Russia can battle it out and the rest of the statements about the moral responsibility of present nuclear arsenals seems sufficient to VATICAN CITY (NC) — Under Pope John Paul world will survive is simply untenable," he said. scientists to work to improve life rather that to trigger a ‘nuclear winter,’" he said. "As bad as II there has been "a dramatic increase in "Moreover, it looks as if even a small nuclear destroy it have affected science, he said nuclear war seemed before, we now realize that dialogue between the Catholic Church and the situation is much worse. " war can create a ‘nuclear winter,"' he said science." said U.S astronomer Carl Sagan, On the other hand, "it is clear that science is The scientists who began lo study the long- Sagan said a group of scientists recently author of the best-selling book "Cosmos. ” having an effect on the church," he added. range effects of nuclear war three years ago were concluded that in the event of a nuclear attack, Sagan, a Pulitzer Prize winner and director of Sagan, who does not belong to the 70-rnember surprised by their findings, said Sagan. clouds of dust from the explosion and the the Laboratory for Planetary Studies at Cornell academy, cited "the improved opennesj; on the "The United States has been systematically resultant fires would create a cloud which would University in Ithaca, N.Y., was interviewed Jan. part of the pope and Curia to infoimation underestimating the severity of a nuclear block out the sun's rays. He also said that before 25 at the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. provided to them by scientists, the increased winter,"' Sagan said. now, scientists have underestimated the amount He was at the academy for a Jan. 23-25 meeting prominence of the pontifical academy, and the of nuclear fallout from an attack. Pope John Paul II, speaking at the Vatican on the “ nuclear winter,” the newly-coined term to fact that the pope shows that heclearly values the Sagan then discounted the likelihood that a meeting, said nuclear war means the describe nuclear war’s long-range climatic and advice of scientists. " nuclear war could be limited because “ in the Apocalypse. ecological effects, marked by darkness and sub­ Sagan also mentioned the meeting on "nuclear “ It is necessary to create a new knowledge in winter' ’ and suggested that the meeting would not actual heat of battle, under realistic conditions, a zero temperatures. nuclear war would be extremely difficult to humanity — and especially in the leaders of "There has been a very dramatic increase in have occurred in earlier pontificates. He nations — in order to avoid what would be not a dialogue since the election of Pope John Paul II,” indicated that the meeting was prompted by the contain." "When you put all of this together and combine war but nuclear destruction, the Apocolypse,” said Sagan, an agnostic. The dialogue is discoveries of scientists about the lorg-range it with the grave assault on humans and other the pope told the scientists. reciprocal, he added. negative effects of even a limited nuclear war.

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Bishop Maida filled with and 9

art and my whole being rejoices at this (Continuted from page I) “ My he moment,' Bishop Maida said. “ I am grateful to in his homily for the afternoon. Bishop Maida all who h i ve contributed and participated in this reflected on the commands of God and Christ to joyous oc rasion in the history of the diocese. teach and to serve. He noted that Moses was “ I wou Id like to take this opportunity to salute apprehensive when God commanded him to go Bishop W fcislo. He has ministered faithfully and into Egypt and to take his people into the successfu lly in this diocese for so many years, promised land, but that God had promised Moses The Churc h of Green Bay is vibrant and very e under his enlightened leadership and His support. much aliv The bishop recalled Jesus's commands to the now as bi shop of the diocese, and in the name of apostles to go, to teach and to serve. With those the Dioce se of Green Bay, Bishop Wycislo, we commands, Bishop Maida noted that Jesus thank you from the bottom our hearts." included promises of support and consolation. The ore ination/installation ceremonies began •With the charges and challenges given by with the liturgical procession of minsters: Christ to teach, sanctify and govern comes the Bishop-el ct Maida; Archbishop Laghi as promise and pledge of support, of grace and of principal consecrator; Bishops Wycislo and strength." Bishop Maida said. “ It is consoling Leonard as co-consecrators; Milwaukee and it is enheartcning to know that, just as God Arehbisho p Rembert G. Weakland, Green Bay calls me to special service in the Church of Green Aux. Bisl op Robert M. Morneau, retired Green Bay, it is only through His grace. His love and His Bay Aux Bishop John B. Grellinger and the , wisdom, that any good can be accomplished: that archbisht ps and bishops in attendence as any truth can be taught: that any lile can be consecra lors. Fr. Thaddeus Maida. brother ol communicated to the people ol God in the Church the bisho p , Msgr. Gulig, Green Bay diocesan r Msgr. Roy M. Klister, and Fr. James of Green Bay." chancello In discussing his plans as ordinary, Bishop H. Putn jm ol Green Bay as designated Maida said "The Church teaches that we are eoncelebi ants; and some of the assisting people of God. We all have rights and privileges. ministers We have duties and obligations. We are all After til ie procession into the cathedral, Bishop charged to build up the Body of Christ on earth; Wycislo c■ffered words of welcome to Archbishop we are all called to holiness. We are all charged to Laghi, to the members of the Maida family, to the build up the Kingdom. As we work toward the prelates n attendence and to the visitors to the attainment of these goals, we will proceed as a cathedral community, a community of believers, sharing To the ■postolic delegate. Bishop Wycislo said one faith, one baptism and professing one Lord.” “ Archbis lop Laghi's graciousness and concern [>ast months, since my resignation last Bishop Maida said he and the members of the over the been an inspiration and a consolation to Church of Green Bay will indentify the spiritual, May, has religious and educational needs of the diocese as me." ilhembers of the Maida family, the bishop well as the social needs of church and community. To the i these words: “ The family of Bishop- Bishop Adam J. Maida poses with friends, old and Belley of Green Bay, and Camille Molyneaux, Admitting that not every problem can be solved, addresse da knows how much we cherish them new, at a Jan. 24 reception he hosted at his Joseph DiMario, Gloria DiMario, Mary Molyneaux the bishop said that the community can function elect Ma ;ift they bring us in sharing their son, episcopal residence. With him are Fr. Michael and Dr. Susan Muto, all of the Pittsburgh area. as leavening in society. and the f ‘We can see to it that the poor have the Gospel their bro ther, their relative with the Diocese of preached to them," the bishop said. "Working Green B< ly.” while Archbishop Laghi petitioned God to enrich archbishops attending included William E. the bishop-elect, Bishop Wycislo said together as a Christian community, we work And to the new bishop with spiritual blessings. Bishop Cousins, retired archbishop of Milwaukee; toward the creation of God’s Kingdom among “ We loo k forward in sharing with you the Maida was given the Gospel book so that he may Edward O’Meara of Indianapolis; and Daniel E. of our faith and the beauty and life that men, for the establishment of the new Jerusalem, treasured preach the word of God. Pilarczyk of Cincinnati. toward the creation we are charged to re-create is ours in northeastern Wisconsin, row, we will begin to pray in all of our His nephews — Timothy, Joseph, and Robert Following the ordination/installation, a the world and to make all things right so there will "Tomor or our bishop, Adam, and in my own way, Maida — acting as servers brought forth the reception was held in the Schuldes Sports Center be no injustice, ignorance, hatred, bigotry, Masses f f that you find here, as I have had for the symbols of episcopacy: ring, miter and crosier. of St. Norbert College in nearby De Pere, Wise. idolatry and where there is peace.” I will pra ars, the happiness of the priesthood and Archbishop Laghi placed the ring on Bishop As bishop he said that it is his responsibility to past 16 ye The day before, Jan. 24, the bishop-elect and consolation that came to me in Maida's finger and the miter on his head. Bishop call forth the special gifts of each member of the the joys presented his credentials to the Green Bay board shepherdi ng the faith-filled people who make up Wycislo presented the crosier to Bishop Maida, in of consultors at an early evening prayer service community of believers to build up the Body of a symbolic transfer of authority. Christ. Bishop Maida pledged to serve and to lead this wonidterful diocese.” in St. Francis Xavier Cathedral. ¡hop Laghi offered the opening prayer to the best of his abilities and to exercise his Archbi Archbishop Weakland, as metropolitan of the feast of the conversion of St. Paul. After the bull was read, Bishop-elect Maida authority so that the Church will not be wanting from the province of Wisconsin, led Bishop Maida to the > readings from the Old Testment for the made a profession of faith and signed an oath of for leadership, inspiration and dedication. “ As The tw cathedra, or bishop’s chair, installing him as e presented by Katherine Cumicek, fidelity to the pope and his successors. your bishop, I offer a commitment, a dedication day weij bishop of Green Bay. This was greeted by the Green Bay diocesan lector corp, and " I am happy to be here, I am happy to be home, and a promise to give my energies, talents and leader of applause. Melanie Di Pietro, a former member of my heart is filled with great joy," Bishop-elect gifts — indeed, my whole life — in service of the by Sister staff for the Diocese of Pittsburgh. The The bishop received a kiss of peace from the Maida told the representatives of parish councils, people of God and the Church of Green Bay." the legal •ading for the day was from St. John, apostolic delegate and the other bishops and clergy, deacons, members of Religious orders Bishop Maida thanked everyone for their Gospel r< tie Gospel was read, the ordination/in­ archbishops. and visitors who witnessed the presentation of attendence at the Mass, for the efforts of those After t ceremonies began with the traditional Bishop Maida then received greetings and credentials. “ Tommorow, I receive the fullness involved in the preparations and for his overall stallatior hymn "V eni Creator," which calls upon the Holy pledges of cooperation from representatives of of Christ’s priesthood. gratitude. his family, the Green Bay diocesan sisters’ “ I am grateful to God, who in His providence, Spirit lo ae with the church during the liturgy, "It is humbling to be called, especially when elect Maida was formally presented to council, the diocesan pastoral council, diocesan through our Holy Father, has called me to the Bishop one is conscious of one’s own weakness. It is jp Laghi by Msgr. Klister, who asked agencies, the diocesan Council of Catholic pulpit of the priesthood of bishops," he said. He Arehbisho humbling to assume the acceptance by so many olic delegate to ordain the bishop for Women, active and retired diocesan priests and expressed his gratitude to Archbishop Pio Laghi, the apos people." the Green Bay Diocese. The monsignor from the Order of the Holy Sepulcher. the apostolic delegate; to his co-consecrators. service in the papal bull of appointment. Applause During the Offertory that followed, Bishop Bishop-elect Maida said that he is responding to Bishop Aloysius J. Wycislo, the preceding also read from tho ¡e assembled signified their consent for Maida received the gifts of bread and wine. the call with commitment, dedication and a bishop of Green Bay, and to Bishop Vincent M. Michael Arien of the Knights of St. Gregory promise to give his talents, gifts and life to the Leonard, the retired bishop of Pittsburgh; and to the ordin ation. shop Laghi addressed the assembly and presented the Host. Presenting the wine were service and to the people of Green Bay. the other archbishops and bishops who Archbi the bish op-elect on the responsibilities of a Sister Mary Ellen Lowney, community superior participated in the ceremonies. ishop-elect Maida was questioned by the of the Franciscan Sisters of the Holy Cross; Sister “ I come among you as one who serves,” he “ In this public forum, I would like to express bishop B said. “ Working with you — clergy, Religious and deep gratitude to my mother and to my late archbish >p and formally pledged to uphold the Ritarose Stahl, community director of the Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity; and laity — together we are charged to build up the father, who truly must be in heaven, for the gift of faith and to discharge his responsiblities with Thomas Manion, president of St. Norbert College, Body of Christ.” life, for their love, for their support and for their fidelity. De Pere, Wise. Candlebearers for the Offertory In discussing the criteria of a bishop, Bishop- encouragement all the days of my life,” he said. A pra) r offered by the archbishop and the were Susan Corn, catechist at the Menonimee elect Maida said that prelate must be a holy and a Litany o f Saints followed. As the litany was "I thank my brothers, my sister-in-law, my Reservation, and Chong Thao of Appleton, Wise., spiritual pian and must practice what he nephews, all the members of my extended family, intoned, the bishop-elect lay face down on the preaches. cathedral floor, representing submission to the catechist for Hmong refugees. and my friends, many of whom have come from At the conclusion of the Mass, Bishops Wycislo "H e must like Jesus, from time to time, seek service o f God. so far away to be with me today. and Leonard led Bishop Maida through the out the Father from whom he derives strength "To the people of the Church of Green Bay — As the litany continued, those assembled joined cathedral where he gave the assembly his and energy,” he said. “ The bishop should be a the priests, deacons, Religious and laity — all of in praye • for the bishop-elect and for the Church blessing. After his remarks, Bishop Maida gave compassionate and loving person. He must by invokiIng the mercy of the saints and others whom have extended to me a warm and friendly the final blessing and the procession made its exit understand that he is at the service of human welcome. 1 say ‘thank you’ from the bottom of my who are regarded as holy. Adam, the first through the main aisle of the church. beings. He is not in the service of computers or creation of God, was petitioned in the litany, heart I am eager to become an integral and vital Bishop Maida immediately proceeded to the robots, but rather in the service of his fellow recalling the baptismal name of the bishop-elect, part of this great diocese and I am anxious to take First Methodist Church of Green Bay, human beings. He must laugh and cry with them. Bishop -elect Maida rose and then knelt before my place as shepherd of this diocese as approximately two-and-one-half blocks away He must identify their joys and their sorrows ." the aposl olic delegate. In silence, the archbishop administrator to God’s people.” from the cathedral, to greet those persons who Following his remarks, the symbols of the imposed hands on the bishop-elect, followed by The bishop also thanked the members of the were viewing the ceremonies on closed circuit episcopacy were blessed. Bishop Moreau blessed installation committee and its chairperson, Bishops Wycislo and Leonard. All of the attending Bishop-elect Maida's ring, Bishop Grellinger bishops and archbishops were led forward to television. Msgr. Robert Gulig, for their efforts as well as the Heading the delegation of western blessed his miter and Bishop Wycislo blessed his impose their hands. efforts of the music director, Don Richter, choir Pennsylvanians to the installation were pastoral staff. The ring was a gift of the Maida Two daltar and Pittsburgh Bishop Anthony J. Bevilacqua, family; the miter a gift from Catherine C. Figola, head of Bishop-elect Maida as Archbishop Laghi other participants in the ceremony. Greensburg Bishop William G. Connare, a member of Bishop-elect Maida’s staff in offered the prayer of consecration. Part of the To the print and broadcast journalists Pittsburgh Aux. Bishops Anthony G. Bosco and Pittsburgh; and the crosier was a gift of theSeton prayer was recited by all of the consecrating attending, Bishop Maida expressed his John B. McDowell, and Greensburg Aux. Bishop Hill Sisters of Charity. appreciation for their cooperation and efforts in bishops A reception followed in the cathedral Bishop Maida was anointed with chrism, a Norbert F. Gaughan. explaining the story of the installation to the In addition to the prelates mentioned, auditorium. people of northeastern Wisconsin. consecnited mixture of olive oil and balsam,

Bishop M aida’s coat o f arm s

early settlers of the territory. On the lower fourth of the shield The coat of arms of Green Bay Bishop Adam J. Maida joirs his newly assumed personal coat of arms with that of the Green Bay Green Bay is represented by the silver break into the field of Diocese, highlights Biblical texts, Bishop Maida’s episcopal motto green. and his Polish heritage. The main charge in Bishop Maida's coat of arms is a sunburst, the sun and its corona, which symbolizes God the Father’s (Bishop Maida's official motto is “ Facere Omnia Nova;” To creative act: “ God said, Let there be light', and there was light." Make All Things New.) (Genesis 1:3). This symbolism of creation is also intended as a His coat of arms was designed by Geza Grosschmid of Duqu ense reference to the first Adam, recalling Bishop Maida’s baptismal University and painted in colors of light reds, yellows and gr eens name. by Archbishop Bruno Bernard Heim, apostolic pro-nuncio inC reat The cross inside the sunburst symbolizes the redemptive Britain. sacrifice of Christ, the new Adam (Romans 5:12-21), and its fleur- de-lys endings are an allusion to the Blessed Virgin Mary, the co- The technical description of the coat of arms follows. redemptrix. Blazon. Impaled. Dexter: azure, on a saltire Argent a lym phad Sable and in base an arrowhead Or; in a base Vert a pile wa vy of Completing the coat of arms is the dove, a direct reference to the the second (Diocese of Green Bay). Sinister: argent, on a sun. nurst Incarnation (Luke I; 35), also symbolic of the Holy Spirit (John Gules a cross flory Or; on a chief of the second a dive display"ed of 1:32) and the peace that comes through the reconciliation of the the field (Maida). Motto: Facere Omnia Nova. A single-travi rsed universe to God (Col. 1:19-20). cross is placed behind the shield as an emblem of episcopal ank, the one heraldic emblem that only bishops have the right to bear. The three major symbols in Bishop Maida's coat of arms thus and represent the Trinity and the three major continuing events of Blazoned, or explained, the symbols carry a rich historical salvation history: Creation, incarnation and Redemption. religious significance. The coat of arms of the Diocese of Green Bay shows a silvj rSt. The particular juxtaposition of the cross within the sunburst is Andrew’s cross on a blue field; this cross symbolizes the meant to suggest that Christ, the new Adam, has redeemed fallen establishment of the Christian faith in the diocese creation and makes it new. It emphasizes the motto that underlies Bishop Maida’s coat of arms, Facere Omnia Nova (To Make All The ship in the center of the cross is a symbol of St. Fri incis Things New) from Revelations: “ And he who was sitting on the FACERE OMNI A NOVA Xavier, patron saint of the cathedral church and also patron iof the throne said, ‘Behold, I make all things new .” (Revelations 21:5). diocese. The ship also represents the means by which mission s ries came to the shores of Green Bay to preach the Gospel. The dominant red and white of the coat of arms, the national colors of Poland, were chosen to recall Bishop Maida’s ancestry. The Indian arrowhead signifies the native American and other Diocesan/world news Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. February 3, 1984 — Page 3

Vatican denies it helped N azi w ar crim inals escape

Times was "irrelevant” and showed "very little refugee agencies did not know real identities, he they were refugees." he said By SR. MARY ANN WALSH Father Graham also repudiated another part of consistency with other historical material of this said. "W e didn't know if they were or weren't war the State Department report cited in the New VATICAN CITY (NC) — The VaUcan has period." York Times story, the allegation that a Father Blet likened the furor to that created by criminals. Even if these war criminals came with denied accusations contained in a New York "notorious" Nazi smuggler. Willi Nix. barely the publication of the alleged Hitler diaries which their real names, who knew at the time they were Times article that it systematically helped Nazi war criminals? We could only believe what they escaped arrest by Italian police by fleeing into the war criminals escape from Europe after World were later proven to be false. Regarding the 1947 document, he said that "true information was told us." Father Weber told the Times Vatican War II. very often polluted by false suggestions Rauff s family escaped from Russian-occupied Nix was with the anti-Nazi resistance The denial was issued Jan. 29 by Father Romeo East Germany and was reunited with him in movement in Rome, the pnest said He said he Panciroli, Vatican press officer. He cited press circulated on purpose" during and after World Rome Father Graham said that most of the war knew of one case in w hich Nix enticed Wilhelm comments by two Jesuit historians criticizing the War II. To conclude that the Vatican helped Nazi war refugees in Italy were from Eastern Europe, and Mohnen. an agent of German intelligence.' out of Times article. criminals to emigrate "cannot but cause many of them were considered war criminals in refuge in the Vatican so that he could be arrested “ I point out to you what was said in this regard their own countries for Soviet reasons which the by Father Robert Graham, an authoritative indignation to those who are familiar with the by counter-intelligence agents in Rome documents regarding Pius XII and the Holy See Western nations and the Vatican did not accept scholar on this subject, and Father Pierre Blet, Father Graham said he also recalled one case during World War II," said Father Blet. "The policy of the Allies was not to force their equally expert, who have already given a repatriation, even if Stalin and Tito denounced in which Nix got into trouble temporarily with sufficiently clear response to questions on this Father Graham, who was visiting Santa Clara them as ‘war criminals,'" he said, referring to the Italian police because a w anted w ar criminal was case," Father Panciroli said in a brief, hand­ University in Santa Clara, Calif., when the New leaders of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia at that caught with papers from Nix's post-war refugee written statement given to reporters. York Times published the accusations against the time. agency. "But he was able to prove to the police U.S.-born Father Graham, staff member of the Vatican, told NC News in a telephone interview He also noted that Rauff had been held by the that those papers were forgeries." he said. He Jesuit magazine Civilta Cattolica in Rome, and that he considered the accusations a "publicity U.S. military in Rimini. Italy, before he escaped, suggested this may have been the case that led French-born Father Blet, on the faculty of the stunt." traveling to other Italian cities before going to the 1947 State Department report to describe Nix Gregorian University in Rome, were two of the One of the central allegations of the article — Syria and later to Ecuador and then to Chile, as a Nazi smuggler But he doubted the accuracy scholars assigned by Pope Paul V I20 years ago to that escaped Nazi war criminal Walter Rauff was where he now lives. Father Graham asked how ol the report's claim that Nix had taken re luge in study and publish Vatican documents on World housed for 18 months in “convents of the Holy the former Nazi officer could have escaped the Vatican, "because he didn't have to." See" in Rome — is "absurd" and "doesn 't mean a War II. American detention if at that time he had already In Italy. Nix. now 78. told journalists that he On Jan. 26 the Times published an investigative thing," Father Graham said. been directly linked with the killing ol tens of was part of the resistance and was once held in a report saying Vatican agencies played a key role He also noted that there were "tens of thousands of Jews. concentration camp in helping Nazis escape from Europe. It cited two thousands of refugees” all over Italy after the Another accusation carried in the 1947 State main sources, a recently declassified 1947 U.S. war and that in the confusion of the war and its Department report and published by the Times An interview with Nix appeared Jan. 30 in State Department report and statements by aftermath the Vatican and Western resettlement was that church officials consciously sought to Corriere Della Sera. Italy's largest selling Serge Klarsfeld. a Paris lawyer who has agencies handled many refugees who lacked resettle Catholics with known Nazi or Fascist newspaper Nix. a German, denied helping Nazis specialized in tracking down fugitive Nazis. proper documentation. "People who had reason sympathies out of a "desire to infiltrate not only escape and said he had spent time in a After the article appeared, Julius Berman, to evaporate just used false papers," he said. European countries, but Latin American concentration camp in the 1930s after authoring a chairman of the New York-based Conference of If the Vatican or any other Western agency countries as well, with people of all political paper critical of Hitler's program of euthanasia Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations, sent a working on refugee resettlement unwittingly beliefs as long as they are anti-Communist and as a means of achieving racial purity. cable to Pope John Paul II asking him to processed a war criminal who was using a false pro-Catholic Church." investigate the accusations and to olfer an identity, this would not constitute intentional Corriere said that Nix moved to Italy from Austria in 1938 and had gone to Austria after being apology if they are true. complicity in protecting the war criminal, he Father Graham said that this accusation by the Father Graham was quoted by the Italian news said. author of the report went beyond the evidence in released from the concentration camp. the report and was nothing more than wishful agency ANSA as saying statements in the State Father Antonio Weber, who headed Vatican Nix said that during the contusion which Department report were ••propagandist resettlement efforts after the war, was cited by thinking of those who try to characterize the church as a politically right-wing institution and plagued Italy following World War II. it is maneuvers" by people who "never miss the FatherGraham as one of the most knowledgeable conceivable that Catholic groups could have chance to crucify" the Catholic Church. sources on the situation. Father Weber was interpret all its actions in terms ol right-wing politics. hidden "compromised people." but said that " The accusations in the report are founded on quoted in the Times on Jan. 30 as saying that there was not any "explicit and planned” effort among refugees the Vatican helped resettle were "O f course they (refugees from Eastern nothing but air," he added. by the Vatican to do so Father Blet said the document cited by the 20.000 who claimed to be Jews. In many cases Europe) were all anti-Communist — that's why

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s h o c k e d , 'scared to death statement continued. "But one (Continued from page 1) "traditionalist" in accepting church teaching as defined by the thing 1 do not fear: you will not him and asked, " Are you pope. find me lacking in love." kidding?" Archbishop O'Connor Archbishop O'Connor also said The press conference, held at told the reporters "that is not the that some might define him as a the New York Catholic Center, the usual thing a bishop says to an "liberal in teaching social base of operations for the apostolic delegate." gospels." archdiocese, was conducted by When Archbishop Laghi At the press conference he said Bishop Joseph T. O’Keefe, archdiocesan administrator: assured him that he was serious. he would take canonical Archbishop O’Connor said he felt possession of the archdiocese Archbishop Joseph T. Ryan, acting military vicar; and Father "a deep sense of pain." He March 18 at St. Patrick's Edwin O'Brien, former seyetary repeated several times during the Cathedral in New York, and would press conference that his desire in be installed there March 19. to the late Cardinal Cooke. Archbishop O'Connor, head ol life was to finish his career and be Though he is "awed by the the Diocese of Scranton, Pa., since buried in Scranton. magnitude of the responsibilities The new archbishop said he that lie ahead, " he has pledged his last May. was attending a press received the appointment with "every waking moment" to conference in Scranton at the "shock and disbelief" and is still meeting the needs of Catholics in time. Bishop honored "somewhat schizophrenic" over the country's fourth largest Bishop O'Keefe expressed "profound gratitude" on behalf ol the assignment because he hates diocese. Pennsylvania Catholic Conference; and Fr. the people of the New York Fr. George Newmeyer, director of the diocesan to leave Scranton where he In a statement released Jan. 31 Edward Bryce, a priest of the Pittsburgh Diocese Archdiocese lor the new office for justice and peace, greets retired Bishop ministers to 365,000 Catholics. In at a New York news conference, who works in the office for pro-life activities for the appointment, adding that Vincent M. Leonard before a luncheon in the New York he will lead 1.8 million Archbishop O’Connor said he was National Conference of Catholic Bishops. Archbishop O'Connor "will have bishop's honor held Jan. 28 at Duranti’s Restaurant Catholics. “ deeply humbled by the trust Sponsored by the diocesan justice and peace office, our loyalty and support as he leads in Oakland. Looking on are Marjorie Becker, a "There are more than 300 invested in me by his holiness staff member in the justice and peace office; the luncheon was held in recognition of Bishop bishops in the United States so Pope John Paul II." us in the way of the Gospel." Leonard’s leadership in the pro-life community. Archbishop O'Connor "will be Howard Fetterhoff, executive director of the much more deserving of the honor He also r e fe rre d in his an articulate spokesman for the than am I that I can but view my statement to his predecessor, faith. He will be a dynamic leader member of the committee of U.S. appointment as an unfathomable Cardinal Terence Cooke, who died of our serving church," Bishop bishops that wrote the 1983 mystery," he said. last October. O'Keefe said. pastoral letter on war and peace. " God writes straight with "I can best honor him by not An auxiliary bishop of the U.S. HEARING AIDS crooked lines," Archbishop pretending to imitate him, since I Pope John Paul II also named Military Vicariate at the time, he O'Connor said. "He gave me this do not possess his virtues, but the new archbishop apostolic SENSIBLY PRICED HEARING AIDS gained a wide reputation as the PROPERLY FITTED wonderfully happy period with the rather, by trying to the best of my administrator of the U.S. Military ability with the help of all God's Vicariate, but the vicariate committee's lone "hawk" — a PROMPT — REASONABLE REPAIRS people of the Diocese of Scranton, label he and others on the now he calls me with the voice of people of New York to build on and announced that a separate SERVICE ON ALL MAKES committee rejected. Peter in Rome to serve the people advance the marvelous heritage military vicar is to be named He described his position on the in New York." with which he and his prede­ later, ending the historic link ol JO DAY RETURN PRIVILEGE O N His highest priority, he said, cessors have endowed us. the two jobs. pastoral in terms of what the ALL HEARING AIDS would be opposing abortions. He "I fear greatly that you will find The new archbishop became teaching role of the hierarchy is. declined to be labeled a liberal ora my talents and my person gravely widely known in the United States " I do not personally believe that it conservative but said he is a lacking," Archbishop O'Connor's in the past two years as a key is the position of bishops to delineate strategy and tactics for ALLEGHENY HEARING ASSOC. INC the Defense Department and the president of the United States,' he W orld refugee problem said. In a recent interview with the DOWNTOWN: ALLISON PARK: 4618 ROUTE 8 National Catholic Reporter, an 1408 INVESTMENT BLOC 281-8847 488-0975 b e i n g , buried says bishop independent Catholic weekly, he said the church has "the right and MT. LEBANON: MONROEVILLE: the responsibility to denounce any 615 WASHINGTON R0 TOO JON NEI BLOC (Continued from page 1) point of despair as refugees weapons system if we are 341-2221 373-1151 He noted the United States has convinced that it is going to utns comments as the bishops done ? "magnificent task" since continue to enter. Two years ago Thailand, which increase the immorality of war or ere departing: 1979, pointing out that one and a the horrors of war...the robbing ol "Bishops, your presence Bishop Bevilacqua said has been half million refugees have been the poor and the perversion of lakes us very joyful and full of generous, tried a policy of forced resettled in the world, with more resources." ope. The Vietnamese commu- than half by the U.S. repatriation. But when refugees 'Jo Jiemember ists took away all human rights The U.S. has resettled more returned to Cambodia, 20,000 were The announcement in New York nd e s p e c ia lly freed om of refugees than the rest of the world killed. Bishop Bevilacqua that the leadership of the Military eligion. They persecuted and together. "Still, it is not enough," expressed alarm that lorced Vicariate, with more than 2 heated the Lord's children so he said, calling for the U.S. and the repatriation could be tried again million Catholics, is to be D uquesne 'U n iversity adly that we cannot be human whole international community to unless the international commun­ separated from the archbishop of eings in such a communist do more." The bishop said ity resettles the refugees. New York came as a surprise. ociety. That is why we had to flee generosity in aiding refugees has Bishop Bevilacqua offered the Since 1919 the bishop responsi­ ut. And now, in this border zone, diminished because "too many following solutions: ble for U.S. Catholic military m are forgotten and disappeared people are fleeing oppression." • The U.S. could allow more chaplains has been the archbishop in 'your'"W ill i the w orld. We have suffered too The free nations don't want to refugees into the country. In 1983, of New York. When the Vatican tiuch and all of us are longing for accept that. the U.S. allocated that 90,000 formally established the Military esettlement. " He said that when people flee people from southeast Asia could Vicariate as a permanent entity in it to make a lasting investment in the future of Catholic higher communism in Vietnam and enter the county, but that is the 1957, it decreed that it would be education. Cambodia, they really think they maximum allowed. In reality, based in New York and would He said the bishops went to the By remembering Duquesne University in their wills, alumni and friends are going to be welcomed. "They only 40,000 entered the country have the archbishop of New York arious camps to give hope to the have made significant contributions to the future of the Church. Your flee to Thailand, they flee to and the allocation was dropped as its head "now and in the ieople, who pleaded for remembrance can help provide on-going educational assistance lor Malaysia, they flee to the this year. The solution is not to future." esettlement. Bishop Bevilacqua priests, brothers, sisters and seminarians in the Diocese of Pittsburgh. Philippines, and what happens is bring all the refugees to this Archbishop O'Connor, a aid they constantly heard the they are punished there," he said. country, but the U.S. could be Philadelphia native who turned 64 For a free brochure on “Making Your Will," or to inquire about providing ame phrase of "don't forget us. "T h e nations feel there is more generous. on Jan. 15, has been head of the endowment scholarship for needy students, please write 'he refugees “ live in despair." becoming too vast a populace. • Pressure could be placed on Scranton Diocese for less than a the United Nations to establish a year. He was a Navy chaplain Presently, there are over 200,000 They set up "humane right to asylum and for the from 1952 to 1979, rising to rear Director of Planned Giving efugees who are qualified to be deterrence camps" or "closed international community to admiral and chief of chaplains in 413 Administration Building esettled and located outside camps," he said, in an attempt to become more involved. Politics in 1975. In 1979 he was named an Duquesne University Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15282 Cambodia and Vietnam. In discourage the refugees and make the U.N. is one of the obstacles to auxiliary bishop to the Military iddition. there are 350,000 living in life difficult. Conditions are the refugee problem. Vicariate. "border camps," who do not or primitive and the food is "just During a question and answer John Joseph O'Connor was born -annot return to their homes. about adequate." Many resemble period. Bishop Bevilacqua said in Philadelphia on Jan. 15,1920. He "But the rate of rettlement is so concentration camps. the priority for people in the attended St. Charles Borromeo m all," Bishop Bevilacqua said Because other nations are Pittsburgh area was to respond to Seminary in suburban Overbrook •’or example, he said Hong Kong hesitant to admit and resettle the immediate needs in regai ds to the and was ordained a priest of the ■esettled 37,000 in 1979-80 but only refugees, countries such as homeless, children and the Philadelphia Archdiocese on Dec. Thailand and Hong Kong are at a L000 in 1983. hungry. 15, 1945.

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C atholic Press longer a practicing Catholic...” It modern as we Americans. ThJH By NORBERT F. GAUGHAN itself betrays the speaker s o w * The theme for Catholic Press Month, 1984, which is These thoughts were written in intends to show the person as free and liberated from those strict backwardness and naivete. observed in February, is: Be an informed Catholic: read mid-January, when the spirit is at Church rules. Who cares? your Catholic press.” low tide. Still, they reflect some To help mark this annual observance, and to help readers gripes that last beyond the Any hymn whose words set it# doldrum season. further increase knowledge of their faith, the Pittsburgh NORBERT TV commercials that use actors strange images, i.e., “ breaking Catholic, in this edition, begins Faith Today, a four-page F . G A U C H A N pretending to be monks, and bread together on our knees.' T r f supplement, which will run for the next 26 weeks. actresses in nun-garb doing it, it gets messy. Any article that says: “ Jesus The Catholic Church Extension Society of Chicago, presented as innocent, not-with-it- too was a dreamer.” The one who naive — in short, sweet but dumb. provided the boost for the series, which Catholic writes that is a dreamer. newspapers throughout the country are using, by setting Monks, priests, nuns are as Church clutter: too m an! * * * aside $1 million in grant money to ensure its widest possible consumer society-oriented and (lowers, too much furniture, to# many things left lying about, to# use. The series was designed and assembled by National Liturgical celebrations which A reference to the Bible as “ the savvy as anyone. good Book.' ’ People are to be good, many posters for causes long Catholic News Service’s edueator-journalists and taken involve clowns. Or say that Jesus gone. We are to celebrat# was a clown. The ones who used not books. Does it contain a from NC’s Know Your Faith religious education series. suggestion that the Bible is not for diversity and traditions from th f Father Edward J. Slattery, president of the Extension Jesus as a fool were the clowns. humans? Politicians who show up at past, but not to establish instanl Society, said the organization’s sponsorship of the series church services and affairs to get and homemade museums. has three purposes: pictures showing them with “ We want to bring high-quality religious education Any joke that begins: “ There Church leaders, as "friends.” materials into the homes of American Catholics. A homily in which the speaker were this Jewish rabbi, Protestant Later, when asked to speak out on Liturgies which introduce a ‘‘Secondly, we hope to encourage more Catholics to read gives intimate information on his minister and Catholic priest..." It a moral issue, they will prate hymn at the Sign of Peace. T h « their weekly diocesan newspapers. personal life and his anxieties. is a signal that the teller is about the separation of church and piece is usually luzzy, sentiment tal. Does it mean the gesture is now ‘‘Finally, we hope to make Extension more visible in The laity have enough of their own probably biased. state. significant enough and needs to b®, order to encourage greater number of Catholics around the troubles without hearing a replay of “ True Confessions.” hyped? country to support our work. Then, we in turn will be able to A story that begins with “ This do more for the struggling churches in the home missions. Any professional athlete, paid a * * * nun who liked to take a drink. ..“ It high salary, who attributes his Faith Today serves each of these purposes.” A remark that pretends to defer trades in nun stereotypes and is success as an athlete to God. God Controversies about altar g irls j The Extension Society, since its founding in 1905, has been to a priest “ because you work for anti-feminine. promotes faith, not muscles. As pro or con. Is this what salvation is! funding religious education as directed by its bylaws. the Man upstairs." That’s a put- was said about the boxer who all about? Catholic newspapers, while informing readers of down; it says he is not where the began his fight with the sign of the diocesan and parish activities and printing articles about real world is. Any made-for-TV movie that cross: "L et’s hope he has a good Your message has beeij their faith, also has another goal, which Pope John Paul II features a “ modern” priest. The right punch! “ received. A good dose of sulphur! touched upon recently. The greater circulation of ideas and cleric usually turns out to be a gee- whiz dud and a bit of a dolt. and molasses is what you! information can help remove obstacles to peace between A petition in the "Prayers of the Faithful” for victory by a recommend? Or just the! people and nations, he said, warning that manipulation of Anyone, bishop, priest, nun, professional sports team. Talk layman who attacks Pope John appearance of a crocus? Good, j news, especially in a modern world characterized by a then there's hope for this about cheapening religion! Any news story on pop culture Paul I I ’s policies because the "technological revolution,” can damage the “connective condition. figures which says "Ann X, no Pontiff is Polish and so not as fabric of society.” . . Drawing an analogy between the Church s mission of Scriptures evangelization and the journalist’s mission of communication, the pope called journalists the Church s "traveling companions.” H ä lt Lardner B ro a d e n in g “ You are not infrequently witnesses to the repetition in our own day of the martyrdom on Golgotha, of the crucifixion of contemporary man, of the scandalous our horizons violation of the rights and freedoms of human beings, in By FR. RICHARD MURPHY The world is full of people who every latitude.” The pontiff noted that the social dimension ol journalism are eager to tell us “ How To..." do anything. All we have to do is to is a grave responsibility. "This is particularly true in our follow their instructions and their own day, with the multiplied dangers of manipulation of the lead, and happiness and success objective truth,” he said. “ A greater circulation of ideas will be ours. The big thing, they and information in human society can promote not only say, is to realize your potential, to better understanding, but also a removal ol obstacles — be creative, be yourself. Such mistrust, suspicion, incomprehension, discrimination, words strike a responsive chord in injustice — that still hinder the way to peace and solidarity our hearts. between individuals and peoples." The Bible however constantly While no magazine or newspaper will ever satisly urges us to broaden our horizons. There are other people in the everyone, those interested in their faith should take the world besides us. and they too are time to read literature about Catholicism. part of God’s great plan. Isaiah’s thought soars beyond the - boundaries of self to take in these O ther view points other people. God is not displeased when we are good to the poor and History reveals that any number of battles through the the hungry, when we show compassion for those who lack the years have been fought in the name of religion. The very necessities of life. believers and the non-believers, the faithful and the What makes Isaiah's words so faithless the loyal sons and the heretics were often pitted impressive is that they are, against one another in wars that were regarded as noble actually, a description of true causes. The effects were frequently savage, with little or no inward religion, the one thing that benefit to the real meaning of religion. renders the outward practice of Times have changed. While we cannot cancel the events religion credible. Do these things, of history or seek to interpret them in the light of present he says, and your light will shine circumstances, we still find religion listed as a serious like the dawn. Not only that, but you will be close to the Lord. Cry, reason for warfare. ... , and He will answer; call out, and Despite the secular influence in all areas ol human Sin o f scandal He will say, “ I am here.” More endeavor, religion has become the scapegoat for the too: do away with oppression (the bitterness and battles among groups and nations. It has which will go to Hispanic yoke, the clenched fist, the wicked become all too easy to see the troubles in Ireland as a By MSGR. PAUL M. LACKNER One of the great tragedies of our ministries. The Brown Founda­ word), and the darkness will fall struggle between Catholics and Protestants, the conflict in tion of Houston recently gave one away from around you. time is the loss of the sin of I • Lebanon as a Christian-Moslem encounter: the continued scandal. Many Christian people million dollars to the Austin This sounds, and it was meant difficulties on the West Bank pitting Jews against Arabs. are simply not shocked at what is > Episcopal Seminary for the so, as if a good life filled with good It is not uncommon to find that some recognized happening in this changing education of Hispanics (San Diego works will lighten the world, will MSGR. PAUL M. Tribune, Jan. 1, 1980, and brighten other lives. It does. One commentators fall into the trap of faulting religion for the culture. Thus, in the area of LACKNER mistakes of men and nations. Political leaders, financial marriage and family life, it is now Rapidas, 1979). (6) The does not have to argue his faith but fundamentalist Church ol God, to live it. St. Paul assured the and business experts and economists as well have adopted a accepted as part of our culture that sex has been divorced from headquartered in New York, has Corinthians that he was not a Pilate-like posture of washing their hands of the blame. 10 “Iglesias de Dios" in the philosopher or guru, but a simple What, after all, have they to do with the wild actions of marriage. This is a change of by the drop in attendance at enormous import. The logical Sunday Mass. This is a very Washington, D C. area alone, and messenger, and his message was terrorists, unruly mobs or unsophisticated people? Haven t sequence to this is that sex may be serious matter. Recently, I many more among Puerto Rican the story of Jesus who suffered they tried to make things better in this world of injustice and experienced by any persons who discussed the matter with the communities in New York City. and died for the sins of man. dishonesty and immorality? wish. And this is happening at pastor of a large suburban parish. (7) The American Lutheran Therein was the very power of Whatever else may be said about the (Tightening everyturn. Those of us who are He related that less than half of his Church's Bishops' Commission on God. extremes to which an embittered people may go, be they middle aged or older were parishioners are attending the Hispanic Ministries drew up in When it comes to sheer Catholic or Protestant as in Ireland, or Christian, Jewish, shocked when we learned that a Sunday liturgy. He was upset by it. 1978 a ten-year project to support eloquence, no one can hold a Moslem as in the Middle East, they are not waging a holy couple in the parish began to live Priests everywhere are aware of and train personnel lor Hispanic candle to Jesus Christ. He could ministry in the Southwest. Their take the most ordinary things, war now, nor have they been engaged in religious battle. together without any marriage this problem. It reminds us of the annual budget: $500,000 to $1 things familiar to His listeners, The religious labels they happen to carry are not the ceremony. As Catholics we were solution outlined in the million. (8) The Baptists' Latin and use them as so many keys to underlying and festering reason for the violence. The social also upset to learn that a couple exhortation on Evangelization of were married outside the Church, America headquarters is located, open the doors of their minds to order cries out for a just settlement that recognizes the Pope Paul VI. as we expressed it. Today, this is 1 have just finished reading a significantly, in Miami, where heavenly things. human dignity of every person in these troubled nations commonplace and accepted. report of the great loss of they, Jehovah’s Witnesses and In the famous Sermon on the regardless of religious convictions, or the absence thereof. We now have public approval American Catholic Hispanic Mormons are extremely active. Mount, Jesus did not speak of God —Boston Pilot for teenage sexual activity, as people to the Church. Here are All of the foregoing is indeed as of some far-off power or force, Planned Parenthood groups with some of the facts: (1) Some two quite shocking and scandalous. In but as a loving Father, concerned governmental subsidies distribute million Spanish Catholics have in no way can we fault these religious with His children's spiritual contraceptive materials to our Texas alone joined the Baptist bodies for their efforts and zeal. welfare. Perhaps the most young people. I have yet to hear of Church. (2) Houston Mormons But, we can fault our own astonishing thing of all is that the P ittsburgh C atholic any printed material from these have increased 150 percent in Church for its failure in this Father even cares, and that Hei groups advocating the virtue of Hispanic members in the past four apostolate to assist the Hispanic has gone to such lengths to prove Official 1‘ublicatuin of the More*e of Hilldturgh people to keep their holy, Catholic that He does. We iearn from Jesus’ chastity. years. (3) The Atlanta-based Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, Of course, the public media of Southern Baptist convention (one faith. lips how much God thinks of us. If too few of us are scandalized “ You are the salt of the earth" | Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington communication encourages this of eight Baptist conventions) has departure from our Judaeo- 1,500 Hispanic churches — and at all of the foregoing, there are was the way He put it. “ You are Christian morality. Yes, even on adds at least 150 new churches a two areas where many people are the light of the world.” In every prime time television programs year. There are an estimated two scandalized. I refer here to home, on every table of His there are increasing signs of this million Hispanic Baptists. (4) The abortion and the proliferation of listeners, there was both salt, and Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates departure. Such a mode of living is Jehovah’s Witnesses have 45,000 nuclear weapons. The public light. Salt has many uses: it is a Most. Wav. Anthony J. Btvllacqua, M.A., J.C.D., J.D ., Pnaldont now deeply embedded in our Hispanic members, and the demonstrations here and abroad preservative (salt pork, kippered Executive Secretary Fr. S . IVler Horton, culture, and it seems that few number is steadily increasing. (5) clearly indicate their shock. Here, herrings), a disinfectant (we and General Manager people are scandalized by it. Episcopalians recently set a fund­ the sin of scandal appears to be gargle with it or use it in brushing Established 1844 by Most Rev. Michael O’ Connor, D. D. Next, I would point to the loss of raising goal for their “ Venture in holding its own, while it has lost its our teeth), but most of all it is the Inn not Sutmrriplion Kale: 9H in I .S..SV in t '.anada Church membership as indicated Mission” of $100 million, much of impact in other areas. ingredient that gives taste and Member: Catholic Press Association flavor to our food. And light, the Served by NC News Service first of God’s creations (Genesis Second-Class Postage Paid at Pittsburgh. Pa. L ife’s problem s 1:3), makes it possible to work, Robert Melder, E d i t o r and by its nature cannot be William Paul Patrick Fodiak, Auociale Editor hidden. By FR. JOHN CATOIR difficult than the next. They are year. Patricia Hartos, Stephen karlinchak. 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Think o f a prayer meeting, and Separate and unique individuals. Like you may well think o f a meeting assembling the pieces of an intricate you’re never going to attend. Whatever they’re like, and what­ jigsaw puzzle, it takes time for a man ever it is they do, many o f us are living on society's fringes, a divorced quite content not to find out. mother, an older couple and several When I was a pastor, I had somewhat similar thoughts. charismatic Catholics to discover how Nonetheless I established a prayer they are linked. But what brought them group in our parish. On occasion over the years I attended the together in the first place? meetings. On occasion I still do. But who else was there? Spontaneous and informal or not, back the parents were praying, what many people call sent. charismatic prayer, is playing a Some o f the other Catholics larger role in the church present­ who commonly have attended our ly. People experienced in prayer meetings struck me more charismatic prayer were well as life’s victims. They were there represented in our group. unabashedly to ask for help. These people were accustomed 1 think o f a woman, a mother to more personal prayer than is of four teen-agers, whose husband common in formal worship. had walked out on them. For a They liked to complement their while, she managed to put on a Mass attendance with public good face. She was going to be reading from the Bible and with strong; she would find work; she sharing what the meetings mean would meet the mortgage to them payments; she would keep the kids’ grades up and the semblance o f a middle-class life intact. Then one day it all fell apart. There was a second group too, The checking account was over­ a more diverse group, which I drawn. Tw o report cards includ­ would like to describe. I suspect ed urgent notes about that they are a more significant disciplinary problems. The crises part o f prayer groups than is started coming, too many and often recognized. too fast, and she found herself Some o f these people could be breaking into tears at work. Like a good show. Life has dealt them called quite traditional Catholics. a ranch pjond in the middle o f a a walloping blow and they are i One couple, friends whom I can summer’s drought, she found still reeling. They need help and | describe as dutiful Catholics, herself drained dry. are quite ready to ask for it. started coming to the prayer Another frequent participant People like them are a central group simply out o f respect for was a young man whom I can part o f the membership o f many the church. The pastor had in­ describe best as living on the prayer groups. They bring the vited the parish and they dutiful­ fringes o f society. He was coping painful reality o f so much o f ly accepted the invitation. with life, but only at great effort human life directly before our They admitted that the biblical and with mixed success. Getting eyes. I didn’t need to watch the readings were enlightening and through each day, paying the TV news to see people in real the personal prayer genuinely bills and keeping even a simple and immediate need. They moving. But the whole tone felt job taxed his abilities constantly helped me turn the words o f foreign to them. They decided to to the breaking point. Christ — about healing and com­ discontinue the weekly meetings. passion, about help and But not for long. tenderness — from ideas or This couple’s children, ail older slogans into daily reality in my teen-agers, held a meeting. Then I singled out those last two in­ parish ministry. They bring home the they informed the parents that, dividuals because they typify an Parish prayer groups often call reality that humans can after going to the prayer group, important part o f parish prayer themselves just that — prayer be God’s hands when they found them more thoughtful groups. They are the wounded. groups But they are much more they help to meet each toward each other, life at home They don’t mind letting you They are first and foremost other's human needs was happier and communication know that fact. groups o f individuals, people call better. The kids said they didn’t These people no longer have ed together by their common (Father O'Rourke know or care what went on at any need to prove, to themselves faith. And prayer groups are a is on the staff of the the prayer meetings. But it made or to others, that they really have sign both o f that faith and o f the Family Life Office in the life at home happier. So, like it it all together. No need to put on vivid reality o f human need Diocese of Oakland, Calif.) Page 2 • Faith Todoy

Com m unity prayer deepens sense < 'W e're m ade for doseness to G od and others' By Father John J. Castelot is to be with and for others. St. Paul pointedly reminded the Christian prayer is personal. But people in Corinth about this. Read By Katharine Bird common” with other people. it is only private in a secondary this sentence, keeping in mind that “ All o f us hunger for this shar­ sense. the word “ you“ is used in the Case 1. For some time the ing,” he added. God calls us into a community. plural: “ Are you not aware that you woman watched helplessly as her Speaking from his experience We are baptized into the family o f are the temple o f God. and that the hushand struggled. Then the old in a Kansas parish, Lawless com­ God. A bond unites us with the Spirit of God dwells in you?” (1 man went into a coma. Doctors mented: “ My perspective gets Father and all our brothers and Corinthians 3:16) told her there was no hope, that warped when I'm not in close sisters. And in the letter to the Ephesians he was being kept alive by contact with others." He feels Think about these words from we read: "You are strangers and machines. After a while the that this sharing enables people the biblical letter sent to the people aliens no longer. No you are fellow woman began to wonder if she to live their Christian values bet­ in the ancient Christian communi­ citizens....You form a building should ask the doctors to let her ter and more comfortably. ty at Ephesus: Pray constantly and which rises on the foundation o f the husband die. She pondered the Both religious educators com­ attentively for ail in the holy com apostles and prophets, with Christ problem and discussed it with mented that small groups can pany.” (Ephesians 6:18) Jesus himself as the capstone. (Ephe­ her family. Still she didn't know provide a setting to investigate Those words urgently request sians 2:19-20) what to do. So she turned to her the connections o f faith and daily that the people pray, as a communi­ This sense o f community seems parish. She sought out a priest to life. In Johnston’s parish, this is ty, “ for all in the holy company” — especially difficult for many modern ask if the church’s teachings had done often by means o f open- for every brother and sister. people to grasp. A fierce individuali­ anything to say about her agoniz­ ended questions: “ You’ve seen God saves us as members o f a ty is practically built into us by our ing situation. She talked at length this scripture story. Can you community. For us, to be Christian culture. with the priest and reached the relate it to your life or work?” difficult decision that the For more than two years machines should be discontinued. Johnston has worked with adults from various backgrounds in a G iven their differences, w hat con pe Case 2. A newcomer in town, parish renewal program. Some he was attracted to the parish 300 people were involved in the first by the Sunday Masses, many small groups at their peak. By David Gibson our preoccupations and goals especially the homilies. Then, Often the conversations turn to could be shown to vary greatly. hungry for friendship, the young practical family matters. For in­ One evening recently, after a That’s the way families are. man joined a Lenten discussion stance, Johnston said, one parent holiday together, a group o f my In some ways, members of an group. Slowly he came to know brought up his concern about a relatives walked to the Catholic extended family are like a parish’s and trust the other group high-school daughter who was high school in a small members. A parish’s people are members. He found it helpful to reading books about Satan and Midwestern city to watch one of united, but they differ too. hear others talk about concerns reincarnation. our extended family’s teen-age You can't help being struck by similar to his. At the end o f Lent, Typically, Johnston said, others boys play in a basketball game. the diversity among parish he and the other participants in the group then pipe up to say Our group included: one members these days. Seated near decided to keep meeting, reluc­ they’ve experienced a similar grandfather, 82; two fathers, 56 you during Mass is a single parent tant to lose the support they situation and tell what they did. and 42; one young adult, 26; with two teen-age children. Next found in each other. The group The small groups fostered four teen-agers; and two younger to you is an elderly couple, while met for two years. reflection by giving people a girls, 10 and 7. next to them is a young couple “ supportive atmosphere for rais­ Looking at our group, an out newly arrived from another city. People come to parishes for ing questions and voicing sider might have remarked on A parish may include the many different reasons, reasons thoughts,” Johnston said. “Folks our unity — the bonds o f blood employed and the unemployed; which can change according to liked getting together and talking and common background that career women and full-time circumstances in their lives. The with others on the same link us. Those bonds are real. homemakers; childless couples; woman with the dying husband footing.” They found out "they But so are our differences. widows and widowers; spouses was a longtime churchgoer who weren’t alone,” he concluded. The diversity o f our unit that in mixed marriages; big families found herself “ needing the evening might have been seen in and small families. church on a new level” during (Ms. Bird is associate editor of our lifestyles: apartment dweller, Parishioners even differ in their this crisis. A theologian, William Faith Today.) campus dweller, suburban backgrounds as Catholics and in Johnston, told me her story. He dweller, small-town dweller. Or what they seek from the parish. is a religious educator with Holy Cross Parish in Lynchburg, Va. The second case history also is based on real life. It was told to me by Richard Lawless, vicar for education in the Diocese o f Syra­ cuse, N.Y. He observed that peo­ People in Parishc ple usually join parishes first because of the Mass. But then the relationships developed in the parish become important to them. Both educators see a role for small groups in helping people feel at home in parishes. Lawless sees such experiences as a way to overcome the sense o f isolation that many people feel. "W e’re made for closeness to God and others and that’s hard to find” in society, he asserted. A small parish group “ offers the opportunity to focus on im­ portant issues that are held in Foith Today • Poge 3 FOOD.. f of belonging. Scripture soys

... for thought Now, a certain strong and per­ share experiences, successes and sonal independence is a good thing. failures in living a Christian life. In one parish a carefully to know people in their parish It keeps us from being simply swept Often participation in such a planned program involving many better along by the crowd. group leads to a deepened feeling of small groups o f adults meeting in What needs is this parish pro­ But a rugged, isolationist in­ really belonging to God's family. homes had just gotten under gram fulfilling? The answer dividualism can be destructive. This can mean that later, during the way. As each small group met for depends on whom you ask Whether or not we know it, we Mass. people see more dearly that the first time, participants told — It offers members the sup­ need each other — desperately they are not simply worshiping what they hoped for from their port and companionship of More and more people are com­ alongside others who happen, for discussions and prayer together. others who share the same faith ing to this realization. A gnawing the sake o f convenience, to be in Some people didn’t know what and want to live it. loneliness drives them to seek the same place at the same time to expect; they were willing to —Again, community members others with whom they can share Rather, they are really together! give it a try. A few confessed who face similar challenges and hopes or fears. People seek groups The whole community benefits they were keeping the level o f problems — adjusting to changed and communities where they feel when its people appreciate more their expectations low so as not circumstances at home, living far welcome, where they can pray with fully what Jesus meant when he to be disappointed. from their closest relatives, etc. others, share with others. said: “ Where two or three are But in one small group all the — may offer each other More and more Catholics are ap gathered in my name, there am I in participants said they had come assistance through shared insights proaching this problem by becom­ their midst.” (Matthew 18:20) in hopes of meeting people. and through a sense o f caring ing part o f small groups in their Reports from the many small about each other. If nothing else, parishes. In these groups they pray (Father Castelot teaches at St. groups indicated that in virtually they offer each other the sense or discuss Scripture, especially the John's Seminary. Plymouth. Mich.) every case what some par­ that they arc not alone. Sunday readings. Other times they ticipants expected was the oppor­ —And such groups may offer tunity to get to know others. people the opportunity to plan and work together to promote a Some o f these people were goal outside the group; service to >eople really offer each other? new in town. Some hoped to ex­ the poor, job counseling for the perience again what they had unemployed. known in a past situation. There On a basic level, the groups of­ Some want to see the parish possess different needs and were longtime parishioners, fer a sense of belonging and be­ focus on service to people with expectations? couples and single adults who ing wanted This is very impor­ special needs. Some want to find —Will discussion groups or thought there were people in tant to a lot of people today — a small group that will study prayer groups become a source their own Christian community more people than one might Scripture and pray together. o f tension when those in them they ought to know and unders­ suspect Some want a support group. are not enough alike in interests tand better. There were divorced Who are the people o f the One woman told me recently and expectations? people who felt very alone. parish? How many need — really that she wanted her parish to The same questions could be What is interesting is that so need — the opportunity to meet provide activities that interested asked about diversity within the many had a reason for wanting other people there? her, recalling a former parish family. What do an 82-year-old with a crafts group. grandfather and a 27-year-old Parents may want the parish to adult contribute to each other? . for discussion support them in raising their The group o f relatives in the children. Single adults want beginning o f this article play an parish life to address them. important role in each other’s 1. “ A sense o f belonging and ting on pretenses in their small This list could continue and lives. But they do not always being wanted.” How important is group o f Christians; they are perhaps it should. For church relish each other’s differing this to you? Do you think it is vivid signs o f human need Yet. leaders tbday point out that to perspectives on life. important to others in your Father O'Rourke says, these peo­ feel wanted, people must feel Still, they know each other parish? ple are typical o f the kinds of that their special needs are fairly well. So they can hope to people who participate in small recognized and understood. offer each other real support and 2. It is suggested above that parish groups. What is the But there are some questions understanding and care. many people today view parish group’s value to them? to ask here about parishes: And they have spent much groups as a place o f meeting peo­ —What can people really con­ time together. They can draw on ple. Does this surprise you? tribute to each other when they each other’s strengths. Without Why? Why not? eliminating their differences, they are able to contribute to each 3. In the article by Katharine other’s growth and happiness. Bird, Richard Lawless is inter­ The people o f a parish are not viewed. He speaks o f a sense of Second helpings just like an extended family. But isolation that many people ex­ there are resemblances. Perhaps perience today. Have you ever this is what some leaders have in noted that sense o f isolation in “ Saints in Due Season: es mind when they organize small people you care about? What Essays on the Art of Christian groups with relatively different causes it? How can Christians res­ Aging," by Thomas McDonnell lifestyles and needs. pond to such a sense o f isolation. This author’s thesis is that peo­ Perhaps the hope is that if peo­ ple need some special saints to ple spend time together it will 4. “ Think o f a prayer meeting, rely on during their mature help. They may, learn to see their and you may well think o f a years. The author chooses 10 differences less as grounds for meeting you’re never going to at­ saints he considers especially conflict and more as a framework tend." Father David O ’Rourke suited for older persons, in­ for sharing. begins his article with those cluding St. John Vianney, for A big challenge facing parish words. Have you ever felt that his ability to listen, and St. Jerome, who understood the people today is to discover how way? Have you ever thought that pleasures of irascibility. (Our those who share the same faith, parish prayer groups are just not Sunday Visitor Inc.. Noll Plaza, for people like you? but whose personal needs, con­ Huntington, Ind. 46750. 1983. cerns and backgrounds differ, can $5.95, paperback.) contribute to each other’s growth 5. Some o f the people Father and happiness. O ’Rourke describes have been (Gibson is Faith Today's editor). hurt in life; they are beyond put- Page 4 • Faith Today

CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Jesus' friends remember, wait together

By Janaan Manternach —At other times they prayed in their own words. Jesus’ friends walked slowly — For long stretches o f time down the slope o f Mount Olivet. they meditated silently on what Jesus had just left them to go Jesus told them. hack to his Father. They thought “ When the Holy Spirit comes they saw him rise up in a cloud to you,” Jesus said just before Friends need each other. until they could not see him returning to his Father, “ you are Often they are drown anymore. to be my witnesses. You are to together by the things As they walked down into the go everywhere telling people they core about most. It was valley and up toward the city about me and about our Father’s walls, they thought o f Jesus' in­ love. Start right here in like that for Jesus' friends after structions. “ Don’t leave Jerusa­ Jerusalem. Then go all over Judea he w ent bock to his Father. lem,” he told them. “ Wait there and Samaria. From there go out for a few days. My Father and 1 into the whole world.” will send the Holy Spirit to you.” Those were Jesus’ last words to This all happened after the them. They prayed long over time o f the resurrection. those words. What could this His friends were not sure just mean, that they were to go ail what Jesus meant, but they over the world telling people wanted to do just what Jesus told about Jesus? They had never them to do. So they went hack been out o f their own country to Jerusalem They returned to before. the upstairs room where they They prayed together as they were staying. decided on someone to take the Peter was there. So were James place o f Judas. “ Lord," they and John, and Peter’s brother, prayed, “ you read people’s Andrew. Philip and Thomas, Bar­ hearts. Show us who to choose tholomew and Matthew were to replace Judas. Should we there too. So were the other select Joseph or Matthias? Please James. Simon and the other help us decide." Judas. They had been Jesus' They chose Matthias to be add­ closest disciples. Once there were ed to the 11 apostles. So there 12 o f them. Now there were just were again 12 o f them. 11. Judas, the one who betrayed For days they waited and Jesus, was missing. He had killed prayed as a community. They himself because o f what he had prayed to be able to live up to done to Jesus. what Jesus was asking o f them. There were some women They prayed that God would there, too. They had followed send them the Spirit o f Jesus to Jesus all during his years of be their helper and guide. teaching. Jesus’ mother, Mary, They found strength in praying was with them. So were some of together as a community o f Jesus’ Jesus' relatives and other friends. disciples. Story Hour biblical quotes — They came together to pray this week from Acts 1:12-26 — and to wait for the gift o f the are paraphrased. Holy Spirit AH day long they prayed. (Ms. Mantemacb is the author —Sometimes they prayed from of numerous catechetical books the Bible, praying the Psalms. and articles fo r children.) T o g e t h e r

Sister Elenita Barry. MM. worked Join us and become a member of the HOW ABOUT YOU? with Navajo children in western New Extension Society team. Although you Mexico for more than 10 years. won't be present in the home missions □ A friend is someone to talk to, someone to have fun with, someone Supported by a grant from the Catholic personally, your impact will be felt in you can count on and trust. Why do we like to have friends? Extension Society, she taught Navajo this holy effort. Together we can bring children the saving Word of the gospels. the Word of Christ to those who don't □ Have you ever helped a friend? Has a friend ever helped you? How? have it. Sister Elenita is one of a small team Children's Reading Comer: of home missioners who, together with Write for a free subscription to Exten­ the Extension Society, pursue the vital sion magazine today and discover the “ If You Listen" is a story by Charlotte Zolotow. Children and adults and urgent task of evangelization here difference you can make. Together, and might read it together. Afterward they might think about what it means in the United States. But the team is with Gods grace, we can achieve His to believe in someone they cannot see or touch In this story, a little girl, too small to do it alone. It needs new goals here in our own beloved country whose father has been away a long time, asks how she can know her members. It needs you. father really loves her. Her mother answers by pointing to some other realities the little girl knows without seeing them. For instance, she knows The Catholic Church the chiming church bells are in the steeple even though she can’t see the church from her home. (Harper and Row Publishers, 10 E. 53rd St., E X T E N S I O N S o c i e t y New York, NY 10022. 1980. Hardback, $8.95.) 3 5 Ease W acker Drive ■ Chicago. Illinois 60601 Opinions/comments Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, February 3, 1964 — Paga 5

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~Many help in March for Life Aid to Israel encourages peace "Street people’ need help To the Editor: -^To the Editor: Msgr Charles 0. Rice has again attacked American actions in To the Editor: Veritable statistics indicate that there are many thousands of Since the first National March for Life in 1974, I have been the Middle East and aid to Israel (Pittsburgh Catholic. Dec 30) people between the ages of 18 and 70 roaming the streets without involved in coordinating and directing the annual bus trip of pro­ Msgr. Rice has forgotten some of the basic facts of that area of the adequate food and shelter For food, these so-called street people life people to Washington every year. This responsibility is eased world: depend upon charitable, voluntary agencies and what they can and made more personally satisfactory because of the great The American government realizes that aid to Israel can find in the streets and alleys For shelter, they seek out empty cooperation and leadership exhibited by the bus captains. The encourage peace making efforts by both Arabs and Israelis. Only houses and buildings, doorways, benches, and steps This problem presence in Washington of thousands of men, women and children the recognition that the United States would help Israel survive from southwestern Pennsylvania does not just happen. It comes financially might convince some of the Arabs to consider moving for the poor is a national problem and a national disgrace for responsible citizens and stale, federal and local politicians to about annually as a result of hard work and planning. The bus from the war option to the negotiating table (Egypt, as an allow continuance A review of this select group reveals that 25 captains are responsible for reserving, filling and paying for the exam ple). A weakened Israel, on the other hand, would guarantee percent are female, and many are unemployed, downtrodden and bus, helping their pro-life passengers to be better informed continued Arab war making both against Israel and among neglected lobbyists and keeping the trip pleasant and safe. I wish to publicly themselves. Every community should review' its local problems in this thank and commend them. Additionally, a strong Israel has been and is continued to be perceived as crucial to an improved United States position vis-a- regard and. after such studies, institute measures to correct Uus I also wish to thank all those people who, at personal time and serious handicap for these needy citizens. The numbers are expense, made the trip for March for Life and lobbied. It is through vis the Soviet presence in the Middle East. The administration is fully cognizant of Israel's ability to restrain Soviet-inspired increasing at an alarming rate, probably related to the "poor your dedication that we publicly witness to the sanctity and dignity limes ' Ironically, our inflation rate is going down, the price index of each human life that God has created. It is a long, hard day but radicalism. As well, the United States' determination to stand by its ally. Israel, reinforces among some of the Arab states the belief is going down and the unemployment rate is going down, but the our efforts are more than compensated by the inspiration we number of street people is increasing or going up receive by participating in the march and the satisfaction in that the United States is a reliable partner. The fact is that American influence can initiate greater moderation, negotiations Responsible persons, organizations and groups should combine knowing we are playing an important part in history as we in a united force; resolve this problem in a state of dignity and struggle for the rights of the unborn, handicapped and elderly. rather than war, and a diminished Soviet role. concern. Speaking for all who marched. I want to express our deepest Msgr. Rice has also forgetton about the foreign aid supplied to Egypt: $2.3 billion dollars in 1983 State and federal assistance grants are urgently needed to assist appreciation to Bishop Anthony Bevilacua for attending the in this resolution. march and the gracious manner in which he greeted and inspired Msgr. Rice continues to express shibboleths rather than lacts and analysis. It is vital to see beyond cliches. Upon analysis, it The basic needs of these people are food and shelter everyone he met along the way. It was so uplifting to actually have Psychological testing and other rehabilitative measures can be our spiritual leader "on the front line with the troops!" becomes clear that America has made a very good investment in Israel and continues to do so because American strategic interest secondary objectives Let's resolve the problem promptly. is enhanced as a result of that investment. In a broad sense, the concept of "street people" is a world Some of the good news from the march was that we obtained problem However, in this land of plenty with resources and commitments from Congressmen Kolter, Coyne, Gaydos and HOWARD L ROSS Regional Director materials, we are able to achieve the aforementioned goals Murphy to sign Discharge Petition. *3 to the Hyde Human Life Bill EARL BELLE SMITH. M D. to release it from committee and obtain a floor discussion and Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B rith Lawrenoeville vote. Pittsburgh My thanks to all! MARY LOU GARTNER Excuses for communism Pittsburgh To the Editor: Great potential for prayer I was not surprised, after reading Msgr. Charles O. Rice's The right to life column "Reagan's Grand Design (Pittsburgh Catholic, Jan. 13) To the Editor: that he was condemning the American rescue of American What a great potential we have to storm heaven with prayers for students in Grenada. I don't believe I have ever read a column this troubled world — none other than the children! Did not Christ To the Editor: where Msgr. Rice was condemning the communists. Even when say. "Suffer the little children to come unto me, for of such is the The Jan. 23 National March for Life in Washington, D.C., made the communists downed KAL Flight 007, Msgr. Rice was making kingdom of heaven"? clear for us once again some of the facts of life about the realities excuses for the murders. Did not the Blessed Mother appear to children at Fatima? Did surrounding The Right to Life: Msgr. Rice’s column is designed to torture his reader into she not plead that her "Rosary” should be said for the conversion • Pro-life forces are possessed of magnificent leadership. The believing any opposition to communism is wrong Msgr Rice is an of Russia and for peace? voices we heard in Washington, led by NellieGray, were dynamic, expert at propaganda; he knows how to write around the truth, not Thank God that prayer is still allowed in the Catholic Schools knowledgeable, determined and faith-filled. by denying it, but by ignoring it. The way things go today, somebody might be powerful enough to • Although there are strong voices for the right-to-life-for-all in Msgr. Rice’s column uses the official "party line" dormer stop it. the U.S. Congress, there are equally strong voices, greater in Grenadian Prime Minister Maurice Bishop was a Central If io or 15 minutes could be set aside each day in the Catholic number, which deny equal protection for the pre-bom baby. Intelligence Agency agent selling out the revolution, it said, and Schools for the recitation of the Rosary for peace. I am sure God • The real power of the pro-life movement is the people! was killed leading an armed attack on an Army barracks) and would not turn a deaf ear to them. Watching, listening to, walking and praying with thousands and expands on it. While denouncing the Cl A, it s hard not to notice that But let us not leave it all up to the children. Those of us who have thousands of people who seek nothing for themselves, only for the he has nothing to say against Soviet-backed Grenadian Prime the time to attend daily Mass could make an effort to get to the babies, creates an atmosphere beyond description. The presence Minister Bernard Coard who had Bishop assassinated That's the church 15 or 20 minutes early and. as a group, recite the Rosary. of the Lord of Life was manifest in countless ways and way the communists normally change governments. Somehow, This would be in addition to our private prayers. experiences. Catholics, Protestants, Jews, fundamentalists, non- that doesn't upset Msgr. Rice. Just a thought Then, too. we could also pray to St Michael, the denominationists, yes, even self-proclaimed libertarians and As far as the airport, that Msgr. Rice claims was to be used to Archangel. atheists walked shoulder to shoulder in search of justice. attract tourists to this communist paradise, is concerned, this MARY R BEAM • As members of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, many of us were much is known: Pittsburgh moved and inspired to know that our bishop was with us in the It was Grenadian President Eric Gairy who decided in 1978 to march. Although I never saw him in the massive crowd, I felt as construct an airport at Port Salinas. Bishop, a communist admirer though we were walking together. of Cuban Premier Fidel Castro, put over the coup d'etat which Reader appreciates letter • I was equally moved and inspired to be part of the voices for drove Gairy into exile. Moscow decided to make the airport into a life sounding from our comer of the diocese, Butler County. Each monster base from which to direct the conquest of Latin America. year, the number of active pro-lifers grows in this northern To the Editor: Hundreds of Cuban "workmen" were brought in to construct the I am a parishioner of St. Thomas Church in Braddock and I community. base. The two men in charge of supervising the construction of the appreciated Mrs. Donald Black's warm, sympathetic letter • Finally, the day of the march forced the realization that communist installations were General Genady Sajeney, the since the protection of all life under the law is not only a moral (Pittsburgh Catholic, Jan 13) on the tragic loss of our church on Soviet ambassador to Grenada and a top level officer in the Soviet Dec. 30. imperative, but also a political issue, it must be said that until we, military intelligence: and Julian Torres Rizo, the Cuban military the people, convince our representatives to act so as to safeguard But I think that there is a difference between our loss and what intelligence officer who formerly represented Grenada at the she mentioned in her letter about the different churches she life, the babies will continue to die...will continue todie! Butin the United Nations. If we are to believe Msgr. Rice, these men were to end, when the horrendous U.S. Supreme Court decision of Jan. 22, belonged to in her lifetime. be in charge of the Grenadian travel agency. She could always go back to her different churches and find the 1973 is reversed, those who worked and wept and walked through The good monsignor tells us that we are not being told the truth the years will know that their hands and hearts have been the same building and the same people in her many parishes. about Grenada but where has he written about the 5.5 million We, the parishioners of St. Thomas, can never have our beautiful instruments of peace and life that the Lord used. There will be rounds of ammunition found in boxes marked "packed rice," with politicians who will claim the credit, but the people will know. church as before, but that doesn't mean we should be completely invoices showing that they had been shipped to the "Oficina obliterated as a parish. If I moved from this area, that would be Economica Cubana," the Cuban economic assistance mission? FR. BERNARD P. FINERTY, OFM Cap. different. I have no plans on moving from this area, and I want to Msgr. Rice has not written one word about the files of the worship our Lord, with St. Thomas parishioners, in St. Thomas Grenadian regime that our forces found which contained all sorts Herman Church. of secret agreements between the communist Grenadian MRS JOSEPH D. KOROTKO government and the Soviet Union, Cuba and North Korea. These North Braddock True 'mother love’ agreements guaranteed massive amounts ol military aid. For instance, in two separate agreements, the Soviet Union had agreed to provide direct military aid worth ten million rubles and To the Editor: Television’s sex drive Congratulations to Arlene Pfeiffer. She has shown all ol us what live million rubles. true "mother love" is all about. Little Jessica has been given the Instead of listening to Msgr. Rice delend the communists in two most priceless, unselfish gifts of all: love and life. Latin America, we should be demanding that our government To the Editor: A panel of men dared to sit in judgement of Arlene s moral resurrect the Monroe Doctrine and rid our hemisphere ol these Thanks to James Breig for his recent insightful column character yet they would have done nothing if she had chosen atheistic communists. "Television's Sex Drive." Once again he articulated with keen death through abortion for her baby. Eleven years ago, this week, MICHAEL J SLAVONIC. JR. perception how the vacuous minds in lelevisionland (writers and another group of men sat in judgement and signed the death Baldwin Borough producers) portray sexuality. warrant against millions of created, unborn children. Their only From repressive Victorianism of the past they've moved to licentiousness and poor taste As a woman I feel degraded, not crime was in "being." Column’s tone requires response DOROTHY SCHLEGEL emancipated, by television's portrayal of femininity, and I feel To the Editor: frustrated and saddened by the indifference of so many parents, Beechview I am writing in response to Msgr. Charles O. Rice's column especially women, on this issue. “ Reagan's grand design" (Pittsburgh Catholic, Jan. 13). There Although I monitor what my two sons watch on television Bravo to Sister Jerome are matters of fact and tone that require response. carefully, it's virtually impossible to shield them from the The point of the piece is that Reagan's grand design is to conquer prevalent view that sex is something women tease and titillate for the Caribbean and that most Americans are unaware of that plan. To the Editor: .. B. , . with their bodies. After reading and rereading the letter penned by Sister Jerome, These are serious concerns and raise important questions. An A healthy sexual relationship evolved gently from caring, SHS and printed in the January 13 issue of the Pittsburgh initial question would be with regard to Msgr. Rice's reasons for so honest communication and mutual understanding, not through Catholic, I must say, bravo, bravo. Finally, someone from believing. He tells us “ ...we have not only overpowered Grenada, hot-house force-feeding. but enslaved it." What evidence supports this claim? Substantial inside has the courage to face the whole issue. The media’scontinuousand relentless besmudging of sex leaves Especially noteworthy is the call to be broad-based in our faith media attention from residents and returning students support the me indignant and frustrated. James Breig's very relevant community about Catholic education Haves should share with the opposite conclusion. Msgr. Rice is alone in reporting enslavement. columns on this matter quell forth like fresh water from a have-nots This is biblical from the words of St. Paul when he Was he there or does he rely upon others' evidence? If so, upon mountain spring. requested help for the less fortunate in the early Church. And since whom? I pause to applaud! Msgr. Rice also informs us of "brainwashing and bullying," we all share the equal responsibility to "go forth and teach, ERICA HELBL1NG allegedly conducted by our troops. Again, a serious charge is though in varied forms, we all should promote a means that we in McCandless Township the Church of America have found effective — the Catholic school stated as a fact. One is left wondering what is the basis of these Likewise we should re-evaluate the witness value of the claims. We are asked to take notice that there were not big ceremonies to Religious; especially the monetary reimbursement that seems to take a top priority in many cases. The sisters have dedicated honor the American soldiers who died in Grenada. President Clarification on Opus Dei Reagan spoke at Camp Lejuene, North Carolina and at Cherry vears of patient service to the faith communities through the Point, North Carolina, in ceremonies honoring the men in both schools and the results were multiple, including young girls who To the Editor: Beirut and Grenada. Is Msgr. Rice's point that these ceremonies became nuns to duplicate the admired labors of love. Many priests I would like to offer some clarification regarding the National were not big enough and that fact has some significance? If so, also credit their vocations to a good sister, who was kind and Catholic News Service item concerning the meeting of the prelate why not say so? How is this fact, if it indeed is one, relevant? encouraging Money didn’t and cannot pay for dedication and of Opus Dei with the Holy Father (Pittsburgh Catholic, Jan. 6). The overall tone of the article is irascible. We are told how, as a service Increasing salaries will not increase vocations. The article, while generally quite correct, contains some nation, we are neurotic, warlike, rather stingy, easily I admire Sister Jerome and commend her courage. I inaccuracies. manipulated, exploitive and suffer from hysterical anxiety. The recommend that her letter be read and studied by all involved in In the first place. Msgr Alvaro del Portillo is not a bishop, but medical school and students on the island are libelled. Why is it the faith community, especially the Catholic school programs. simply the prelate of Opus Dei — a position which, of itself, does relevant or necessary, in a discussion of foreign policy, to be so Again bravo to you Sister Jerome. We are wiser and more not require episcopal ordination. As the article rightly points out, broadly critical of the general population and to malign a small sensitized to this vital issue because of your shared insights, his jurisdiction extends to the personal, spiritual and apostolic life sensitized 10 FATHER JOSEPH L. SREDZINSKI portion of it? Implicit in the piece is the view that the real story is of Opus Dei members. In all matters relating totheexternal lifeof being wrongfully withheld from the country and that only a few, the Church, members of Opus Dei are under the authority of their Brownsville such as Msgr. Rice, have access to it. How that access was own diocesan bishop: thus, while somewhat similar to a military attained is alluded to but not clarified. ordinariate, the jurisdiction of the prelature is more limited in Strategy in the Caribbean is a crucial topic requiring sober scope. analysis. I am disappointed that Msgr. Rice, so correct in his In addition, Opus Dei was not founded "to support the Church in recognition of that importance, has, in his shrill denunciations, business and political circles ' As an association, it has nothing to added nothing to that needed discussion. do with business, politics or any such area of human endeavor. WILLIAM C. VINCK Rather, its purpose has been to present the ideal of sanctity as a Letters welcome Upper St. Clair goal for ordinary Catholics from all social or professional Disagrees with columnist backgrounds. While some members of Opus Dei may be involved, The Pittsburgh Catholic welcomes comment from readers. We ask for instance, in business as their chosen profession, others will be physicians, barbers, engineers, homemakers or firefighters (to lat letters to the editor be no more than 300 words, and that they be To the Editor: name the professions of some members with whom I am igible All letters must be signed and include telephone number and How long does the editorial staff of the Pittsburgh Catholic ddress for verification. Letters that can t be verified won't be used, intend to put up with the megalomania of Msgr. Charles O. Rice. personally acquainted). etters from persons requesting that their names not be printed won 1 His sheer arrogance, extending from foreign relations to domestic For your information, a center of Opus Dei, of which I am e used either. Letters may be condensed or refected at the discretion policy, boggles the mind. Cut this dilettante and let him take his presently the chaplain, was established in Pittsburgh a little over f the editors Opinions reflected are tho$e of the reader and are not Volvo over to the Daily Worker. a year ago. ecessarily those of the Pittsburgh Catholic or of the Diocese of W ILLIAM R. COGGIN FR JOHN P. DEBICKI, Ph.D. Oakland ’ittsburgh. Point Breeze Faith Today • Poge 3 Page Page d n a l e r I d e t i n u r o f s i s a b s a d e r e d i s n o c l e d o m s s i w S conclusions, expected in March. in expected conclusions, nglnd, fe tael t Iel n orthern N and d n la Ire to ls trave often , d lan g En nationalists. Signals from the forum, however, however, forum, the from Signals nationalists. British- the and Ireland? republic Northern controlled Irish the by shared runyet local their affairs, effectively Switzerland Irelan d . . ) d Irelan rln sae a eeg we i ise its issues it when emerge may state” Ireland independent all- "an of definition new a indicate Irish of demand the been has citizens as island thepopulations islandof Protestant andCatholic much integrated very as themselves culture and and regard traditions particular their preserve and the is possibility of Ireland considering Ireland, Northern reuniting for proposal a FitzGerald develop toGarret Minister Prime Irish by May ruled by a parliament with all the with all theruledresidents of by a parliament nation. Swiss insingle a Switzerland. after modeled republic federated a ihp uce ild n crash in killed Fulcher Bishop a n paepsoa,de i n-a cietJn 25.Jan. accident inone-car a died pastoral, peace and war superiors on the peace pastoral. He wascontinuing from Lafayette superiors Lafayette on from He the wascontinuing pastoral. peace Lafayette, chairman of the bishops' follow-up committee on theon committee follow-up bishops' the of chairman Lafayette, oeo ao Law. Canon of Code with thepriests of , aonfor Ind meeting diocese to Tipton. the new Haute. Ind., where he had addressed a group of Indiana religious Indiana religious of agroup he had addressed where Ind., Haute. companies. age. nuclear thein defense and peace war, issuesof judging and war the writing on years two lor worked which committee Conference of Catholic Bishops. The committee Bishops.was of toCatholic established The committee Conference for criteria moral out sets pastoral The Promise s God Peace: of Response. Challenge The Our and titled, pastoral, peace Nestle boycott suspended boycott Nestle ihpMhlk dies Mihalik Bishop Americans. andother Catholics by pastoral the of appreciation Nestle and that they will turn their attention to other formula formula other to attention their turn will they that and Nestle and boycott marketing, formula infant in S.A. code Nestle Organization of boycott U.S. its suspended 26 Jan. Committee This Ohio. Royalton, 1975. inDec. North established inwas order Monastery contemplative Protection Holy the 23and ordained missions to priesthood.menthe or parishes new Parma the in parishes 63 were there separation thisthe At of Hawaii. and time Alaska as well as Mexico New and Colorado and Alaska included also diocese The Mexico. New and Colorado Ohio, theHuthenian died Diocese of Parma, of cancer Jan. 27 at St. and awareness encourage to level national the on work The wrtr a relne our i lvi in g in liv t lis a rn u jo free-lance a riter, w e h (T credits was disheartening, President Reagan, in a meeting with meeting ina Reagan, President disheartening, was credits 1983 members to safeguard the children of the Third World from from World Third the of children the safeguard to members Health the World to following "commitment'' s Nestle ol because The newCalif. Van Nuys, was diocese made up 13of states western Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, including and by bordered 30Jan. 31.lor andJan.scheduled were services inCleveland Hospital Charity Vincent The Forum fora New Ireland, established last established Ireland, New fora Forum The supporters. to He thesaid education.for legislation enact campaign secretary infant of marketing inappropriate the to formula." related hazards "Nestle that and suspended was boycott the said years, seven Diocese. Nuys theVan 15part of a and became parishes Diocese Wyoming, Montana, of west area the including and by bordered Hawaii. Pittsburgh was to celebrate the Divine Liturgy for thefor bishop Liturgy Feb. the Divine was to celebrate Pittsburgh tuition they pay to send their children to non-publicto schools children their send to pay tuitionthey ol possibility the indicated inspring.the action December, in supporters credit tax said thatalthough 59-38the Senate's to table tax in vote November Washington. hs pig acrig o ahr hms . alge, USCC Gallagher, G. Thomas Father to according spring, this its and INBC of commitment the supports and recognizes 2. Feb. Pa. Uniontown, in Cemetery Would this work for the politically divided divided politically the for work this Would of parts different in Catholics and Calvinists will continue because of a well developed network ol tax credit credit tax ol network developed well a of because continue will announced at an unusual inollicials Nestle press conference joint 12.1969. that At time the included diocese most of Ohio and the area Prayer Parma. in Baptist the John St of Cathedral the at 1 “ We will show thatwill We the unitedwe intend “ Ireland Ireland independent centralized a now, Until Polish bishops defend prisoners defend bishops Polish to overcome economic problems. economic toovercome but prisoners, at the political continuetime askedsame defending credit tax tmAt'tion seen prison despite the fact they believe they served athey served just prison cause.they believe the Many fact despite meeting. two-day a after bishops the by Poles to cooperate with the government with to theto tensionsease Poles social cooperate government and amu peoea eas ti i pr o is iso. Butthe mission. itschurch that also shouldpeople of teaches the protect good of part society, is this because phenomena harmful they said. against," work or beenhave from discriminated sacked which the state represents," they added. they represents," state thewhich LAFAYETTE . Ind (NC) - Bishop George A Fulcher of of Fulcher A George Bishop - (NC) Ind . LAFAYETTE Bishop Fulcher, 61. was returning to Lafayette from Terre Terre from Lafayette to returning was 61. Fulcher, Bishop Bishop Fulcher new bishop is named bishopis new Fulcher Bishop 6 He was named chairman of the lollow-up committee in April April in committee lollow-up the of chairman named was He Bishop Fulcher was one of five bishops on the drafting drafting the on bishops five of one was Fulcher Bishop Boycott leaders said, however, that said, however, leaders they Boycott will continue to monitor The diocese was split March 9, 1982March split was of Diocese thenew diocese toThe form bishop first — of of J.Mihalik. Bishop Emil (NC) CLEVELAND He founded the first Ruthenian order of theNuns of of St.Ruthenianatorder foundedClare the first He 18 started Bishop Mihalik ins tenure During as bishop Parma of He was ordained the first bishop of the Diocese of Parma June Parma of Diocese thebishop of first the ordained was He of Stephen of the J. Archbishop Kocisko Ruthenian Archdiocese The legislation would give tax credits to parents tor part ol the ol part tor toparents credits tax wouldgive legislation The W ASHINGTON (NC) — New tuition—is action New tux possible credit (NC) W ASHINGTON Boycott Nestle International The — (NC) WASHINGTON In a Jan. 19 letter to Catholic administrators, Father Gallagher Gallagher Father 19 Ina Jan. toadministrators, Catholic letter almost for antagonists bitter the sides,two statement Ina joint Bishop Mihalik, 63, was to be buried at Mount St. Macrina Macrina St. Mount at buried be to was 63, Mihalik, Bishop WARSAW, Poland (NC) — The Polish bishops Polish The pledged Jan. 27— (NC) to Poland WARSAW, Mn wrig epe el mitrd Sm fte r in are them of Some embittered. feel people working "Many issued statement a said hasdisappeared," nottension "Social Te hrh a nt eue is fot t eiiae these eliminate to efforts its reduced not has church "The — itbrh ahlc Fia. eray3 1984 3, February Friday. Catholic, Pittsburgh — f e i r b n i s w e N by Msgr. Daniel Hoye. general secretary of the National National the of secretary general Hoye. Daniel Msgr. by By AUSTIN CARLEY CARLEY AUSTIN By NC News Service News NC rolled onto its roof and burst into flames. said. flames. they inhalation, into smoke of burst and roof its onto rolled embankment, downsteep aroad, the off went Bishop Fulcher, who was alone inFulcher, Bishop the died car, said Jan. 26 that a panel of six priests would priests six of panel 26a Jan.that said select a diocesan administrator toserveuntila toserveuntila administrator a diocesan select According to investigators, the bishop s car bishopthes car investigators, to According Msgr. William Higi, Lafayette chancellor, chancellor, Lafayette Higi, William Msgr.

oppression which the Unionists (Northern Irish Irish (Northern Unionists the which oppression opposed to reunification) have represented it asit represented have reunification) to opposed cynicism on both sides ol the Irish border. Irish the ol onbothsides cynicism of bogey andnotthe and generous reasonable is en, DsodFnl a ou mme, told Service. News member, NC forum a Fenel, Desmond being," constitutional means. It excludes paramilitary paramilitary excludes It means. constitutional to wants which opinion, nationalist moderate achieve a free and united Irelan d by by d Irelan united and violence. advocate which groups free a achieve scar across the landscape and soul ol Ireland, Ireland, ol soul and landscape the across scar 1921, since nationalists beenof the demand when divided the island into the British north and thenorthand British the into island the divided by as them thean 300-mileugly regarded border, the forum, may be as unlikely to accept a uniteda to accept asunlikely be may forum, the to representatives send to invitation an declined rs ot. . . . of stance Irish Protestants inch" notan echo the “ south. Irish h fuh eey tep b Biih edr in leaders British by attempt every fought who still party, Unionist Democratic the heads who in1984 Ireland as inthey were 1921. party Loyalist party and the Rev. 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President Fidel Castro Castro Fidel President speeches. governm ent: observance of of observance ent: governm of basis the on the not for churches ideology: official resources of promotion state all Marxism- and beliefs between religious competition positions: ideological same the upheld has said. report OAS the Marxists, religious freedom as an freedom individual religious and it from political derived for positions rather but religion of the use of legitimacy Leninism: schools, has mentioned religion in religion hasschools, mentioned a 1979,raised was of who Castro, religious stated. report OAS the on based those socialism and by pursued any purposes of social the absence between the contradiction and the right: the of to policies contrary fundamental are which certain of members of repression 1971, 1975 1980, their and refined Catholic and educated in Catholic andeducated Catholic Christianity," specifically beliefs, the upper classes. the with side who while those social poor, denouncing the the favoring live Gospel who Christians restrictions on religion, the mass mass the religion, on restrictions praising usually speeches, his religious freedom andworship." freedom religious lmntd "ic te under­ they "since eliminated, shouldin andbeeducation media ie h eecs o te ih to right the of exercise the mine The government andthe Cuban government The I svrl neves and interviews several "In Since the Nicaraguan revolution Since revolution the Nicaraguan h OS omsin said commission OAS The h omsin ad ti "the is it said commission The \

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Diocesan news Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. February 3, 1984 — Page 7

Volunteers in W est M ifflin

prepare youngster to w alk

By PATRICIA BARTOS Nassida had tuned in to a When he is being difficult, Mrs. The goal for Resurrection television talk show as the author Nassida sympathizes, but she is Church and the community oi of "E very Loving Gift" was being tough. She will challenge him. West Mifflin is to get 11-year old interviewed. " I'll stop the sessions if that’s Anthony Nassida on his feet for the The book was an account of the what you want," she once said to first time in his life. Involved in author’s experiences with her him. "N o" he answered this effort are 160 volunteers handicapped son and his forcefully. calling themselves. “ A s Team ." successful treatment at the Spitz All of this work is based on the Anthony, a good-looking, quick­ Clinic. need to keep repeating certain witted, curly-haired youngster That was enough of a spur for patterns of physical exercise that with a passion for football and the Nassidas. The parents sought will take Anthony through the movie hero "Rocky," has been information and eventually made developmental stages of a baby’s confined to a wheelchair his entire the trip with Anthony. movements that he never life, diagnosed in infancy as They saw Dr. Eugene Spitz, a experienced. having “ congenital encephala- neurologist and founder of the Through these extensive, pathy" or cerebral palsy, a clinic, who diagnosed Anthony as rigidly outlined and followed disorder of the brain. having a chronic brain injury, sessions, Anthony's brain is being It was last fall, however, after rather than cerebral palsy, reprogrammed and retrained to hearing of a new "patterning and according to Mrs. Nassida. do the things the brain damage programming” therapy for brain­ "Dr. Spitz was sent by God to prevents him from doing — damaged children, that Anthony’s help these children," she said with walking, standing and balancing. parents, Jim and Bonnie Nassida, feeling. His first opinion, she To reinforce the struggles and felt their years-long prayers and recalled, was that "Anthony had a discipline Anthony is going dreams for their fourth-born and lot on the ball, he had so much that through, his parents and new youngest child had at last been could be brought out. friends have developed an given a boost. Where usually the clinic asks intricate wide-ranging series of The Nassidas had been advised the parents for two years of their rewards and demerits for the by professionals all of Anthony’s lives devoted to helping their determined young boy. life to “ do as much as you can for handicapped children, Dr. Spitz He is not just battling stubborn him and then put him in an felt that in Anthony’s case, the muscles and sagging energy, but institution," Mrs. Nassida said. efforts to get him to walk would he is challenging “ Mr. T ," who as But the Nassidas rejected this take just one year. the character "Clubber" was the judgment. They included Anthony The "patterning and program­ enemy of "Rocky” in the latest in all family outings, sports ming" therapy developed by Dr. movie of the series. events, trips to Kennywood Park Spitz is based on daily, exhaustive When Anthony has successfully — “ if Anthony couldn't go exercise sessions that develop and completed a full day of exercises somewhere with his wheelchair, train the brain patterns of the with no bad moods, he gets a shiny we just wouldn't go.” Mrs. red star on his "Clubber" poster. Fr. Thomas Murphy, ( above, brain-damaged youngsters. right), pastor of Resurrection Nassida explained. “ We never let Seven days a week, Anthony The stars rate as a kind of "knock­ Church in West Mifflin, and Fr. him feel left out.” The Nassidas' must endure four exercise out punch" against the movie Ray Gualtieri, assistant pastor, other children are Jim 16, Lori. 14, sessions — each involving 22 meanie. When he crawls and talk with Anthony Nassida and and Janna, 13. separate exercises that extend creeps successfully, Anthony is his mother, Bonnie Nassida. With all their stout-hearted over a period of one hour and 40 the sthmg and aggressive tiger, Anthony's hero, the movie acceptance of Anthony's minutes. taken from Rocky's theme song, figure “ Rocky,” is pictured on a condition, however, they yearned At each of these sessions, he is in "E ye of the Tiger. for a word that has finally entered the care of a team of five By working hard at these poster behind him. At left their lives — hope. volunteers — one of 20 such teams sessions, he accumulates quarters Anlhonj craw Is on his knees for Doctors at the Spitz Clinic in from Resurrection parish and the from his parents. These go for the the first time, assisted by Morton, Pa., near Philadelphia, West Mifflin area community that video machines he loves to play. members of one of the are firm in their assessment that help the Nassidas in the effort. And he gets pennies —- toward the numerous teams of volunteers Anthony will be walking by These men and women, Corvette he hopes to someday own who help Anthony: from left, August. including teenagers, physically and drive. Anthony also worked Theresa Yousko, Linda Cuda, Mrs. Nassida said she believes lift Anthony, endlessly encourage for each part of the football Arlene llrindu and Jan Anthony's problem resulted from him in the physically gruelling uniform and helmet he earned Andrew s. a shortage of oxygen during his and draining exercises, and gently from the coach at West Mifflin —Photos by John C Keenan birth. twist and extend his neck, arms North High School, where his He was her fourth child and she and legs to force the muscles into brother Jim plays. I sensed early that something was new patterns. He also eariis “ wrestling wrong with the newborn son. He They look with concern and sessions," rolling on the floor with never rolled over, never sat up and sympathy at the blisters and his father, brother and friends, was a very fussy baby. calluses that develop on the knees gleefully fighting with them. Alter extensive testing at the and hands that he has never been The efforts of time and energy Developmental Clinic at able to control or use. They worry on the parts of so many people are Children's Hospital in Pittsburgh that these sessions must never be contributions Mrs. Nassida said improvement is marked and at the age of one, he was enrolled shortened or eliminated — even she could not even begin to put into area resident who is willing to Nassida at 461-1535. visible. in a special infants' program at when Anthony is ill or has a fever. words. donate less than two hours, for one What attracts many people is the fact that such hard, physical the hospital. At three, he began at His new friends can sympathize, She talks of the “ big, warm, session with Anthony each week. Lust week's crew, lor example, the Home for Crippled Children worry and care, but they are not loving hearts" of the volunteers, In addition to "regulars,” the work, on their own parts and that saw him crawl on his knees — an of Anthony, are not without and at seven and one-half years of permitted to pity him. and of Fr. Tom Murphy and Fr. family also needs volunteers who accomplishment he mastered lor reward. The volunteers see him age, transferred to Mon Valley, Even when Anthony is Ray Gualtieri of Resurrection could be available on short notice. the first time in his life. which he attended until last overcome with weariness, sore Church in West Mifflin, who made Anthony's sessions run seven days once a week, Mrs. Nassida explained, and this is infrequent August, when Anthony first was muscles and general exhaustion, Anthony the parish's "project" a week, beginning at 10a.m., 11:30 For Anthony, walking is just the enough that when they see him diagnosed at the Spitz Clinic. they must still see him through the for the year. a.m. and 6 and 7:30 p.m. first step. He wants to bea loot ball again seven days later, the quarterback. That move came after Mrs. demanding regimen. She issued an appeal for any For information, call Mrs.

Students use com puter fo r legal research

By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK students do the legal research federal and state appellate court texts and put it on a computer FEBRUARY Students at Central Catholic through a computerized system cases, federal statutes, and database. High School in Oakland are that is used almost exclusively by administrative regulations and The project is funded through a ReuDhoistering participating in a project that law librarians, attorneys and decisions of federal agencies. In federal Educational Consolidation SPECIAL allows them to conduct legal and paralegals. addition, Black's Law Dictionary, and Improvement Act, Chapter 2 academic research with a "While most computer projects materials from the American Bar grant awarded by the Pennsyl­ lT Our Best Sale ever computer. aré aimed toward the sciences and Association and other legal files vania Department oi Education to The project, "Developing Skills math, this project is within the are included in the Westlaw Robert Morris. It was one of 17 | f t on Selective Fine in the Usage of a Computerized social science discipline," Dr. program." major projects funded throughout Fabrics with Great Legal Database System," was Fishman said. "It is the first time Westlaw is a computerized Pennsylvania. designed by Dr. Joel Fishman, that Westlaw, a computerized datebase devised by the West Ray Martin, librarian at Central Selection and the Allegheny County Law Librarian legal research program, has been Publishing Company. The Catholic, said that the state same Workman­ and a part-time instructor at placed into high school classes. company, which publishes legal Department oi Education made ship We are Known Robert Morris College. The “ With the database, teachers textbooks, took the legal available the grant money into program allows high school and students have access to all information that it includes in law two forms, maxi-grants in the for. amount of $40,000 and mini-grants in the amount ol $4,000 to fund Book review large and small projects involving computers. With the maxi-grant, 5 3 Y e a r s he said that Dr. Fishman We’ve been serving the purchased two computer systems. Pittsburgh area! Our expert Food for thought and reflection Each system, Martin said, craftsman take pride in includes a computer terminal, keyboard, printer, modem, disks, their work. If you have a Through the Year with Pope John Brazilians of the favelas, the favorite chair or sofa...or Paul II: Readings for Every Day of youth of Galway or the black cables, telephone jacks, the Year. Karol Wojtyla Editor: community of Harlem, have been documentation, etc. antique that needs upholst­ Tony Castle. Crossroad, New York. assembled for the continuous Central is one four high schools ered, and you want the very 1981. 249 pages. I FR. STEVEN M. enrichment of the reader on a in Allegheny County that are best in detailing and PALSA daily basis. Whatever the specific participating in the program. fabric...Call us for a free Each school in the program keeps By FR. STEVEN M. PALSA topic, the place or the audience, estimate. An English writer traveled to the pope’s profound belief in the a system for nine weeks. The Incarnation and man's dignity system at Central was installed Cracow to do research. Upon his INTERIOR DECORATING arrival at the local airport, every comes through. He attempts to around Thanksgiving and will piece of luggage was meticulously impress upon the reader an remain at the school until early AND DESIGN SERVICE BY searched and he was asked to appreciation of the uniqueness February. FREE John W. Genslinger.A.I.P. empty the contents of his pockets. contrasts and ironies. In the same and dignity of every human being Martin said that Dr. Fishman J. Scott Genslinger, I.D.D. The oppressive treatment which corner of the world were located created in the image and likeness had two major goals in designing took several hours made him feel one of the most infamous of God and redeemed by Jesus the project: to expose students to WE CUSTOM BUILD FURNITURE, TOO! depersonalized. He was scrutiniz­ examples of genocide and in Christ. computer research and to expose ed by the airport officials and contrast a seminary that was In collecting material for this students to the law. No M ill Cushions to s u it vow comfort and ooodsi finally permitted to go his way. crammed with students. This is book, Tony Castle has gone to To explain how a student could In contrast to this unfriendly the native land of Karol Wojtyla. numerous sources: excerpts from use the system, Martin took a initiation to an Eastern European Perhaps his determination to the pope's addresses in situation that could occur in the country, Tony Castle was met by promote the dignity and personal L'Osservatore Romano, material American Presidency course SAUE 25% 10 50% an English speaking priest who value of each individual human from Poland that is unpublished in found him accomodations at the being comes from the conditions the West, the pope's own published offered at Central. "F o r example, a student in the local seminary. Students, clergy of the challenge he faced in his writings, and selections from his OH WALL TO WALL and local publishers went out of own country. Wojtyla visited major homilies and addresses. class writing a research paper on their way to show hospitality and Auschwitz many times and it is the President Nixon and the to serve in any way that would be evident that the proximity of that Day by day the reader meets the Pentagon papers wants to know necessary for the research to be place to his home town has made a man behind the embracing smile, about the court decisions C arpeting a Flooring done. The people of the town were marked impression on him. The becoming better acquainted with concerning the case,” Martin him and the depth of his thought said. "The student could call up, FAMOUS NAMES LIKE MONSANTO, ROYAL SCOT, really human, loving and caring. struggle in his seminary days has AN SO IV, ANTRON PLUS, ALSO ARMSTRONG They were very personal and made of him a world leader who is and spirituality. Each selection is via the computer, the text of the vibrant. After finishing his work, strengthened by the Word of God. accompanied by a scriptural U.S. Supreme Court decision, the CONOOLEUM AND CERAMIC FLOORING. the writer traveled by the local quotation. In every case, the text of earlier court cases in the bus to the museum of Oswiecim, Through the Year with Pope pope's insights are based on the matter, etc., as well as receiving a formerly the concentration camp John Paul II presents the reader Scripture. printed copy of the texts." of Auschwitz. with excerpts of many many Through the Year with Pope Martin said that he, some of his miLLVALE UPHOLSTERY Tony Castle went to Poland to do different addresses on a great John Paul II is food for thought staff and some of the teachers research on the writings of Karol variety of subjects. Words that and reflection for Christians of were giving an instruction session 318 GRANT AVE . MILLV ALE. PA A A | I A A A PHONE ANSWERS 24 HOURS A DAY RR | ■ R RR ^R R Wojtyla who has come to be known have been delivered to some group every walk of life. He is a man for to learn how to use the system. In f and loved as Pope John Paul II. He somewhere in the world, whether our time. He is a man with turn, the teachers taught the found that Poland is a land of it be the poverty-stricken message. students how to use the system. f I I \ __. Page Page __. PriirK Trwlnv • Pooe 3 A d m in is tra to rs o f C a th olic olic th a C f o rs to tra is in m d A heeot Lusaa ae the Alexander- gave of Louisiana Friend Shreveport, William keynote address and challenged challenged and address Bishop keynote ), E C A (C tion ca u d E ahlceuaost lo o the to look to educators Catholic QUESTION: significance of what is happening what of significance future. c e le b ra te d fo r a business business a r fo d te ra b le e c society, in our work places and in places work inour society, in our information families, in our office, a non-Calholic friend asked friend non-Calholic a office, our Church, we cannot possibly possibly the needspresent nor cannot satisfy serve we Church, our years ago. 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Catholic, Pittsburgh — Father, the fifth commandment seems to state seems commandment fifth the Father, I spray our guinea pig's cage with Lysol spray spray withLysol cage pig's our guinea spray I Father I've just re-read what I've already already I've what re-read just I've Father Squirrels, chipmunks, birds and other other and birds chipmunks, Squirrels, hn y ubn tl m o lwy poison slowly how me husband told my When hee ad ie s rtrc sr knew sure race rat a is Life “ said Whoever FR. HUGH HUGH FR. d a e d e h t r o f s r e y a r p n O CONNIE ANN VALENTI ANN CONNIE J. J. LANG LANG Again i a g A e m o H we are "living in the ‘time of of old an in between still ‘time foot one With the time eras. in the parenthesis,' "living are we r, n ea f unbounding of era and era, have not we yet got magnificently, Catholic educational leaders are are leaders educational Catholic opportunity." so us served that era industrial fully going in the new information in the new going information fully e ea ald o rvd the provide to called era the new into enter to challenged now presence. Christ’s of the for awareness work to been always has them them to our youth that they be may life which around core religious build their life in a new culture culture new a in life they their which build upon principals the communicate and Church the of and the traditions faith take must We and revitalized. can rebuilt be ih h qetos f a and war of questions deal the to base with spiritual a The require pluralistic. the future will of dilemmas moral truly is which FR. CHARLES CHARLES FR. set for us in heaven. We celebrate uscelebrate We for in set heaven. which we will be united with our with united be will we which still but fulfilled Eucharist the longing for banquet thatfor eternal longing at oe oe oc aan A that At nobe again. sickness,will banuqetthere once ones loved no death andnono end.death oe hn ta w blee a believe we that think and Some life Catholic that istheCatholics view practice about ing esn a lv a erby sinful terribly a live can person to souls. save Masses offered have really doesn’t work that way. that work doesn’t really whopeople of good the by prayers saved death be thenandafter life have Masses offered for them. It It them. for offered Masses have esnl atr i depends to God as by of a exhibited lifetime it relationship — individual’s anupon matter personal e s tra n g e d fro m God and and God m fro d e g n tra s e activity. A person who performs performs who person A activity. the prayers of others. 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Peace would have have would Peace us. for love its and creation ah n eeyn o scudhv be St.a been have uscould of everyone and Each beautiful gift Francis of Assisi and felt his deep love for all of of all for love hisdeep felt and Assisi of Francis could have worked together to bring honor and honor bring to together creation of worked All have could prayer. a not and reality a been which accompanies making someone you love love you someone making accompanies which to andGod, glory brought us the job inexpressible happy. 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Pa rise Butler County, and St. Vincent Seminary. Latrobe. ¡after 11 AM Mon for current 6376 or 364-4511 week's issue. 2 day. 1 night trains Noire Dame Alumnus occasions and places Call Construction 828 2007 He was ordained a priest of the Pittsburgh Diocese by Bishop Lenny 276-3850 w ill pay up to $20 000. an> SENIOR CITIZENS—Have Hugh Boyle on June 16, 1935. * 7 0 ° ° condition, any where your» alls w ashed ur painted His first priestly assignment after ordination was at St. Mary Collector Drew Bauer 683- Am ity Tours Tour includes, transp­ Your C lH tllitd Number at prices you can alford 241 - Parish. Pine Creek, Gtenshaw, where he served as an associate ¡001 PERSONALS 4457. 821-3389 5953 Escoriad Boa Town ortation, roll and coffee (412) 471-1252 pastor for a short time. on bus, box lunch on W A1.LPAPEKING AND From September 1935 to July 1938. Fr Hohos served as associule bus, 1 night lodging. 380 MISCELLANEOUS PAINTING—Discount on pastor of St. Florian Parish, United, W estmoreland County, now u Florida Special THE DIPLOMATS COMBO ALONE !i PREGNANT- Prime Rib Dinner, wallcovering Interior and I For A confidenlal caring Mar 1 8 -» $2*9 —Featuring male vocalist exterior painting George part of the Greensburg Diocese In July 1938, he was named pastor Show. $3 00 Food Weddings & Banquets our ] friend call LIFELIN E-562- Florida Dela xa Tracy 462-4035. 381-7048 of St, Florian Parish, where he served until January 1948 Discount. »22 quarters HOW -Made to order Kmc specialty. For a variety ol evenings I 0543 Downtown Pittsburgh. Mar. 3-11 S359 On January 7, 1948, Fr. Hohos became pastor of St. Matthew B utler A rea 282-1200. Mon Nashville/Florida woods, egg tempera pure line m usic C all 922-4394/367- Parish, South Side, where he served until his retirement on I V aliev 489-9020. B eav er 843- P a . D v t c h FEB 25-MAR 9 gold halo s. also gold leafing 8424 ______Russian. Greek Serb . Bathtubs katurfacad January 18 of this year. I 0505, 728-5651. Apr. 6:8 8188 TIRED OF HIGH PRICED Serian Restoring painting, In addition to his parish assignments. Fr Hohos was district pp do BANDS?—Want continuous Sara S2OO0 comparad Washlagtoa D.C. *525 churches, etc. 381-8736. non-stop music! Hire a DJ lo nan luto installation chaplain of the First Catholic Slovak Union. Pittsburgh District, Cherry Blossom Reeding/Atlantic City reasonable rates Call 2 YEAR WARRANTY for the past four years; charter member of the John Kollar Slovak P R E G N A N T ? Apr. 13-18 8168 A pril 3 -5 Chuck. 761-1766 or Mark 741- * ì 6 9 .9 5 N a t t a « « Literary Society: and a member of the literary committee ol the And you didn't mean to ba? NaehTllie phis 400 MISCELLANEOUS 2872. For a tree pregnancy test $1 0 9 * 5«.ao Parastati Aatoriattog National Slovak Society for the past eight years. and confidential support Oraad Ole Opry SALES Previously, Fr. Hohos was district chaplain of the First Catholic Cherry Blossom CALL BIRTHRIGHT Apr. 27-30 « « « ., D 49 327-1485______Slovak Union. Greensburg (George Onda) District, for several W ashington, O.C. 520 PROFESSIONALS C a p e C o d years district chaplain of the Slovak Catholic Sokols. Pittsburgh 621-1988 April 12-14 SERVICES New England District, for several years beginning in 1948. and supreme FURNITURE! 700 AUTOMOBILES and Naw York * 2 0 9 ppdo Rug«, Chin«, Sitwf, FOR SALE chaplain lor two terms (1956-64) of Slovak Catholic Sokols, May 3-8 is $299 Great W estern Trip Qiaaawarv, Antiqum. P E R S O N A L headquartered in Passaic, N.J. PREGNANT7C4 ATA SapL27-Oct2 8288 June 16-July 9 "2nd tlm« around" Preceded in death by a brother, Charles F of Tarentum. Fr. C A R E H O M E itt i m om pm qprtMtf Annapolis pins DiKOunts 10 Is 40% 1975 NATIONAL SCOUT- Hohos is survived by two brothers. Joseph A. of Falls Church, Va . * 1 5 7 5 pp a« $800 or best of 1er 1977 Foro HOTLINt ¡(412)791-2420 B a lt i m o r e and Edward J ol Penn Hills He is also survived by 16 nieces and F O R T H E L T D . 2 di $900 or best PREGNANCY TESTING Seven Springs Consignment Corner nephew s and by 10 great-nieces and great nephews May 10-12 8168 o iler 531 -0397 Downtown Pittsburgh 731-2420 350 BEAVER STREET ELDERLY Washington. Pa 256-6494 Holland Tulip Tlm o Ski Resort Burial was in St. Clement Cemetery, Tarentum May 14-17 $248 Feb 2 0 -2 2 SEWICKLEY, PA. SMALL GROUPS Caring and confidential information, counseling, Magnlfident Tear » 1 1 4 9 5 Daly 9 to 520. WKI..8 PM AMBULATORY Fr. W aller Creahen pregnancy testing and related o f C a n a d a 7 4 1 - 8 1 2 0 Reasonable Rates 803 SLEEPIN6 ROOM Fr. Walter L. Creahen, a native ol Pittsburgh and member of flu services Call for details Dominican Order for 44 years, died Monday. Jan. 23. at the Mtn+m* mnmm May 20-27 »488 7 8 7 - 1 8 4 1 a non-profit organization July 17-24 8489 Write or Call Dominican Priory in Washington. D.C. following a short illness W ildwood Special ZONA TOURS SLEEPING ROOM—Attrac­ He vtiis 78. Fr. Walter was born in Pittsburgh, son ol the late Mr and Mrs June 3-7 iumhiii $229 1750 STEINf R AVENUE Grow Belvedere Raaidence tive Catholic Home Laundry W. MIFFLIN. PA. 15122 and Kitchen available Walter Creahen. He was raised in Oakland and attended St Joseph Abortion con bo f June 17-21 112 m«*i»6129 law Name a n w ama Chryssnttiomums Responsible student or traumstic onportoneo. Aug. 26-30 (i2muid228 te W M i cm m Seminal ) in Somerset, Ohio. 469-3902 (Pittsburgh) Order Rooted Cuttings person (female only) Fr. Walter offered his first Mass May 17. 1939 in St Paul If |oe mai Mg la pull leg W orld’s Fair, New now 40 varieties eêypenrieon pan oaaii Everything included $150 a 752-9701 (Eilwood ynr Ma Mt la Imm.... Orleans, Naahrllla available from : •Mrs, Rhoda Lyons, AN . month On Bus-line *31(1397 Cathedral. City) •14 Hour Nur» 0 9 Cara Opry, A Opry land For most ol his priestly career, he was a pastor and assistant Call C.A.R.E. Plutnicki • V M M Ari» ay a Waécome pastor at parishes in Detroit, Cincinnati and Zanesville. Ohio, (CirtMIB Sopperì firsep July 9-18 $489 L •ci tad an A APARTMENTS July 26-Aug. 1 »489 Chrysanthemum« Routa 422 Johnson City, Tenn., and New Haven, Conn. k help pee cepe.) Sapt. 6-12 8469 fmammm T . TO RENT At the time ol his death he was semi-retired and residing at the 0«r Ssrvicss in Free l y rial Caaadlaa Lonnie Stein Tours For order forms call Washington, D.C. priory. R o c Idas T o u r Surviving is one brother, Paul, ol Schenley Park. 53 1-9 09 2 of CARIUCK—7 or 4 l ooms and 21 day* 521-1389 bath. Near school, bus. Funeral Mass was offered Thursday. Jan. 26. in Washington, Aug. 14-Sept 3 81280 Lower Burrell, Ps. shops, w/w. new paint. 341- with burial in the Dominican cemetery. CALL EARLY FOR (Evenings Only) 1884 or :t4.i 7K<«> THANKSGIVING—Novena RESERVATIONS Presents to St. Ju d e. O Holy St. Ju d e. 1884 Tour Brochures Sister Mary Staley Apostle and M artyr, great in March 16-18 (3 days; W 8 virtue and rich in míreles, Available Famous Philadelphia 500 SERVICES Mass of Christian Burial was to be held on Friday. Feb. 3. at 3:30 GROUPS 810 RESORTS AND near kinsman to Jesus Flower Show, $148 pet OFFEREO TRINITY HOUSE VACATION PROPERTY p.m. in the chapel ol the molhcrhousc ol the Sisters ol Si Joseph in Christ. Faithful intercessor Call for Special Group person CHRISTIAN HOME Baden lor Sister Mary Staley, the former Sister Raymond of all who invoke your special Rates on all 1884 tour* May 14-17 (4 days) FOR THE ELDERLY Sister Mary died Jan. 31 at the molhcrhousc in her 49th year ol patronage in tim e ol need, to We provide all yen D R IV E R —Will d eliver you Ambulatory 8 Convaincant you I have recoure from the DuPont Gardens. HILTON HEAD—Tiivd ol Religious life. travel needs Air or your car or truck MEN AND WOMEN depth of my heart and Winterthur Museum. the cold.' Come to Palmetto Sister entered the community on Sept. 8. 1935 from St Raphael /Crnises/Bus. anywhere. Round trip or one Rtgistorad Nuria in Charga humbly beg to whom God has Longwood Gardens, way. Experience and Dunes Resort Two luxurious Parish. Morntngside. She taught in the various schools ol the CALL AMITY TOURS EXCELLENT CARE given such great power to Hagley Museum, Encot insured. C all 486-3192 V illas, each sleeps 4-6 Walk Pittsburgh. Altoona-Johnslown and Greensburg dioceses còme to nty assistance. Help FT. 81 Pleasant Hills e Dinner Theater. REASONABLE RATES to tennis, gull, ocean I ¡siting HAULING. MOVING.- She is survived by one brother. Regis ol Searsdale. N.Y : and by m e in m y present and urgent Across From Eat'N Park Wilmington, Delaware VISITORS WELCOME wondcrlti! shops Completely Cleanup attic, garages, decoratili' equipped. Dis­ petition. In return I promise 884-2707 882-2707 $2 7 0 per person. STATE LICENSED two sisters. Mrs. J.H. Browne and Mrs. P.J. Iloobler. both ol to make your name known estates, cellars. Fair prices, count rental by owner Alter Nee* a Baal Call Us Immadlata Opanlngt Pittsburgh and cause you to be invoked. June 16-28 (13 days) niuve anything. 828-6614.782- 6 I’ M 963 706.1 Charter Bases Available Visitation was to be held on Thursday beginning at 2 p.m., and on Say three Our Fathers, three Nova Scotia and Price 4492 Call tor Information (fail Marys and Glorias. Edward Island $890 per INVITATIONS—All ucca- Friday until the time ol the funeral. Publication must be promis­ person. sions. embossed or cngravgrav- 224-8530 Think Summer Burial was to be in the Sisters' Cemetery in Baden ed. St. Jude pray lor us and cd. stationery,... napl k in s, July 1 7 - Aug. 1 2 (25 FLORIDA uD who invoke your aid favors, missals. Discount Sr. Mary Louise IVfolchan Ament. This Novena is days) Alaska, Yukon prices. Shirlcv Stationery GETAWAY considered by many to be Territory, Pacific Co 421 -4806 or 421-2792 Mass of Christian Burial was to be offered on Friday, Feb. 3 at 2 vfry helpful. G.C. Northwest, By Train, Now taking raaarvatfona MOVING—$25.00 per room. for Spring/Summar p.m. in the chapel of Assumption Hall. Seton Hill, Greensburg, for THANKSGIVING—Novena ferry, motorcoach. CHARLANE FLORIDA/EPCOT Hauling $10.00. Clean up Season. Reasonable Sister Mary Louise Molchan. to St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude, $ 2 0 3 5 per person. jobs. $20.00. Call 462 3488 Mar. 3 1-Apr.8 8310 Rates. Exclusive Ocean Sister Mary Louise died Jan. 31 in Assumption Hall, the Auoslle and M artyr, great in Aug. 2 6 - Sept. 9 ( 15 MANOR virtue and rich in ntircles, IPartnar) 8188 PHOTOGRAPHER—For all Villaga Rasort on infirmary and retirement home for the Seton Hill Sisters ot days) The Best of HOM E n ear kinsm an tu Je s u s ATLANTIC CITY occasions. Specialty wed­ Hutchinaon Island. Charity. She was 74. Ireland and England dings & pun rails. Call J Christ. Faithful intercessor One day tour 838 FO R THE Beautifully furnished Born on Aug. 26,1909 in Jim Thorpe, Pa., Sister Mary Louise was of al l who invoke your special $ 2 1 3 5 . T a rr Photographic. 828 9285 Two day tour 878 ELDERLY Condos sleeps 4, 3000' the daughter of the late Stephen and Barbara Karabinos Molchan. pátrunage in tim e ol need, to Oct. 3-9 (8 days) New PHOTOGRAPHER—Wed­ NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL Private Beach. Sauna, you I have recoure from the Mar. 25-27 8108 She entered the Sisters of Charity on June 25,1927 from St John the England in the Fall, dings. portraits and lamily STATE LICENSED Jacuzzi 3 pools. Free G o lf depth ol my heart and Playboy Casino $ 5 1 0 per person. groups. Copy and restora­ & Tennis, Exquisite Baptist parish, Unity. hum bly beg to whom God has Feb 26-28 818» tion. Norm an Studio341-3775. For information Sister Mary Louise received her education in the Unity public given such great pow er to Oct. 29 - Nov. 2 (5 days) on Admlaalona Restaurant & Lounge. Tropicana Casino Mt. Lebanon. schools, the former St. Joseph Academy at Seton Hill, and from come to my assistance. Help Famous Brickman Easy drive to Epcot. Showtime Weekend WEDDING PHOTOGRAP- PLEASE CALL Duquesne University, where she received a bachelor ol education m e in m y present and urgent Hotel in the Catskills. We can provide all petttiun. In return I promise' Mar 17-18 8118 HY/VI DEO—Of luring tradi- degree in elementary education in 1951. She taught first grade in $ 2 7 0 person. liunal photo candias and necessary travel ar- to make your name known Quaker State Hilton, rangamenta at aa the schools of the Dioceses ol Pittsburgh. Altoona-Johnstown. and cause you to be invoked. All tours fully escorted contemporaiy color/sound Tangier Nightclub, 672-9011 charge. Greensburg and Tucson, Ariz. In the Pittsburgh Diocese. Sister Say three Our Fathers, three and include all hotels, video recordings. Phone 784- Carousel Dinner Thea­ 8454 Hail Marys and Glorias. baggage handling, 884-2707 882-2707 taught at St. Anselm in Swissvale, St. John the Baptist in tre . Publication must be promis­ taxes, all transporta­ WEDDING PHOTOGRAP­ Lawrenceville, St. James in Wilkinsburg. St. Therese in Munhall READING PA ed. St. Jude pray lor us and tion and many meals. H Y — S o m e s p r i n g a n d and Resurrection in Brookline. all who invoke your aid M a r 3 1 8 3 8 For brochures or Summer dates available. 000 HOME SPRING VACATION After retiring from teaching in 1978, Sister Mary Louise worked Amem. This Novena is P O C O N O S Winter discount. Call today IMPROVEMENTS considered by many to be reservations contact. with senior citizens in Brookline. Illness forced her to retire to Apr. 6-8 8178 Im ages Unlimited <31-4045 very helpful. J . C ______Assumption Hull in 1981 Faatival of Homes LONNIE STEIN HILTON THANKSGIVING—Novena Sister is survived by three brothers, Andrew of Indianapolis. 238 CLAREMONT OR CARPENTRY- Desk, to St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude. 6 G a r d e n a ¿AETANO'sT" LOWER BURRELL. PA 15067 porches, doors, windows. Ind., Matthew ol Monroeville, and Stephen ol Pittsburgh: and one Apostle and Martyr, gre«' >" Charlestown, 8.C. BANQUET NALL A Kitchens, bath, ganteruoms. HEAD sister, Mrs. Helen Deem ol Fruitiand Park, Fla. virtue and rich in mil CATERING SERVICE Apr 23-29 G83GG 339-7376 or dry wall, ceilings, additions. 2BR/fully furnished near kinsman to Jesus Your location or Oun Friends were received at Assumption Hall. Mount Thor Road. Allenberry Playhouse Sm all jobs w elcom e. 344- condo. A/C, free Christ. Faithful intercessor 1-800-842-8687 818 Broadway Ave. Greensburg. Fr. Thomas R. Bartley, pastor ol St. John the Baptist May 5-6 81 AS 7444______tennis, swimming of all who invoke your special McKees Rocks, Pa. parish. Unity, offered the funeral Mass. WORLDS FAIR pool/ racquet ball. 300 paU'onage in tim e ol need, to 15136 EXPERT KOOK REPAIR— Burial was in the Sisters' Cemetery. Seton Hill, Greensburg. you I have recoure from the May 13-19i7 d#ysi8418 Repair work our specialty yards to beach. Close to Islands famous golf, depth of my heart and W est Virginia 771-8338_____ Also down spouting, chimney humbly beg to whom God has pointing and painting. Free dining, shops and C rafts Festival ZOO HELP WANTEO given such great power to esl. All work guarantee 881- entertainment. Private Domenico Flamino come to my assistance. Help May 26-28 8148 SHOWER « WEDDING 2944______Owner. Domenico Flamino, 92, of New Castle, died Jan. 31 in the nte in m y present and urgent WORLDS FAIR FAYORS EXCELLENT SEAMSTR­ FURNITURE KEUPIIOLS- Day 922-5202 petition. In return 1 promise and DECORATIONS Veterans Hospital in Butler. May 28-June 2 8348 E S S - Needed tu g iv e sew itig T E R I N G — A n d C u s to m to make your name known PARTY TIME Eve. 833-9250 He was born Dee. 25, 1891 in Rocco San Giovanni. Italy, to MACKINAC ISLAND lessons. 441 9383 made slip covers Furniture and cause you to be invoked. Blrthday Façon, otc repairing Registered Sebastian and Conzetta Flamino. Say three Our Fathers, three The Grand Hotel MIKE FEINBERG CO.inc upholsterers Lowest prices Mr. Flamino was married on Oct. 9, 1919, to Valanda Coleeehi. Hail Marys and Glorias. June 17-22 8485 120 Seventh SI Fgh. Pa 1S222 290 SITUATION Free esl. 17 vrs . exp. Lou. Publication must be promis­ W taMngtan,D.C. his wife of 64 years. 2 8 1-0 4 9 0 ______John. 361-8101______ed. St. Jude pray for us and June 22-24 8148 WANTEO He was a veteran ol World War I, serving with Troop K ol the all who invoke your aid Oelden W est (Teaerai. CONTHU i f U.S. Army Cavalry. He was retired from the New Castle Chemical Amem. This Novena is in California NURSE AIDE—Available TION/REMODEI.ING— Co. He was a member ol the Perry S. Gaston Post, American considered by many to be IRISH CENTRE New or additions. Residen­ June jO-Juty 2281488 lo r nursing service, im m edi­ OF PITTSBURGH Legion. . . , , _ very helpful. A L A.______CALL EARTH TOURS ately. trained person, tial or coniniericul. Com­ 6886 Forward Ave Sq Hill plete fire restoration and In addition to his wife, he is survived by seven sons. Roger, THANKS-To Jesus. St. T ts-a a o o 371 -oaao reasonable 828-9663 HALL RENTAL insurance work. 486-1307 Authur, Chester. David, Brady and Walter, ail of New Caslie, and Anthony. St. Jude. St. Penn Hilla Shop Ctr Dymphna and Blessed ACCOMODATES HANDYMAN—All types Paul of Glen Burnie, Md.: three daughters. Ms Margaret Flamino 1653 PENN HILLS DRIVE 150-500 PEOPLE SUPPORT Mother for answering my PITTSBURGH. PA. 15235 385 WANTEO home repairs Plumbing, and Mrs. Robert (Mary Lou) Melder, both of New Castle, and M rs. prayers. J.C. ______TO BUY 2 4 2 - 9 3 3 5 painting, carpentry, eletn- YOUR Donald (Corinne) Cote ol St. Petersburg Beach, Fla.: 35 cal.A cenyent A ery reason­ THANK YO L-To the Must grandchildren and 27 great-grandchildren. able. promt service. Jim 431- Sacred Heart of Jesus. PARISH Our advertisers 3026. He was preceded in death by a daughter, Mrs. Cosmo Blessed Mother, and St. J ude (Christine) Bordonaro and a grandson, Gary Flamino. for prayers answered. support this peper. ALL—Good used furniture 510 ENTERTAINMENT P A IN T IN G —Ini erior $20 pet SHARE A .M .k wanted, kitchen sets. DR or average room. Exteriot Calling hours were to be from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and2to4and Your patronage of Bit sets. I piece or entire painting, and wallpapering PROGRAM 7 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Edward A. and Donald G. DeCarbo them shows your home. Dav 766-5115. Eve.. Call Don 884-0837 Funeral Home, New Castle. The funeral was to be at 10 a.m. YOUR CLASSIFIED 761-4821 A BEAUTIFUL EVEN thanks and rewards ING—With Ml SIC-I LIKE Saturday at St. Mary Church, New Castle. Burial was to be in St. N U M B E R AMERICAN ELVER. LIO­ their investment. Weddings, all occasions, by Joseph Cemetery, New Castle. 412-471-1252 NEL, IVES—Toy trains and DJ/Em cee. Unlimited accessory. By collector Any hours, at a reasonable price. age or condition. PAY UI’ Tu Je rry . 884-6431. Necrology $10.000 276-5325. CLASSIFIED RATES Feb 6 FUNERAL DIRECTORS ATTENTION:-Expert 030 BUYING—All Gold. Class — -NON COMMERCIAL RATES— wedding consultant. Disc- Msgr. Edward G. Zauner...... 1970 Kings. Sterling Stiver .99. jockey /Emcee entertain­ MIN MU M CHARGE Feb. 7 I’.S and Koriegn coins. ment" service. Black tic Century Coins. 4628 Houtc.il Fr. William J. McCashin...... 1967 attire. Free champagne 2 0 W ords..84.S0£ach additional word i s cents Msgr. Leo A. Pastorius...... 1969 Whitehall 882-6900______Sonn\ s Record Revue 241- Fr. J Donald O 'N e il...... 1979 CASH—For old oak furni­ 2212 ' ______— COMMERCIAL RATES ture Furnishing old home Feb. 8 BAND—For weddings, MINIMUM CHARGE Nut antique dealer. Call 361- BEINHAUER parties Good Variety. Fr. Stephen R. Banasiewicz...... 1943 6185.______Spectrum . 4 persons $300. 2 0 W ords..85.50£ach additional word, i s cents Fr. Richard A. Hamilton...... 1959 WANTED—Old furniture, with vocalist $350 885-6246. Feb. 9 cedar chests, dining room, 661-4495.______Fr. Robert McDonald...... 1939 kitchens sets, land carved Deadline 11 A.M. Monday BAND— Second Wind' »1 Fr. John J. F i c ...... 1964 lumilure. painted dishes, choice of hundreds ol couples glassware, lamps, slain for their wedding entertain­ Feb. 10 glass, gold jewelry, silver- 471-1252 ment. Top quality. excellent Fr. George M.A. Schoner...... 1941 PLATed & sterling flatware, variety. 731-5412. 854-5873. Fr. Victor I. Kennedy dolls, wind-up toys, teddy ...... 1946 bears, oriental rugs, CELEBRATE—Your spec- THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Fr. James A. Connelly...... 1978 mirrors, clocks, most old ial occasion with music by 110 THIRD AVENUE. PGH.. PA.. 15222 Feb. 11 things. For cash call Dorothy ETERNITY Excellence in 12 0 .5 0 3 A tw n fi Mfotkly Circulaban Fr. Raymond W. Foster...... 1951 Coraopolls. PA. 15106 o r Paul before selling 279- all tvpes of music. Call 487- Fr. Michael P. Hinnebusch...... 1976 0359. 242-0451. 4930 or 881-8276.

I Da a o ae 0— itbrh ahlc rdy Fbur , 1984 3, February Friday, Catholic, Pittsburgh — 10 Page at St. Vincent Seminary in Latrobe. will be the be will Latrobe. in Seminary Vincent St. at life9 'Seminary election» yS H guest on “ Say Yes to Life." the radio program of program radio the Life." to Yes Say “ gueston WEDO 810 McKeesport. inWEDO Society of St. Mark, McKees Rocks, were were Rocks, McKees Mark, St. of Society r o Sih Stra, e. ,a 10 on at 4,a.m. Feb. Saturday, Smith, Tom Fr Ondo, vice president; Ron Dzadony, secretary; secretary; Dzadony, Ron president; vice Ondo, installed recently by Fr. Albert A. Goralka, Goralka, A. Albert Fr. by pastor. recently installed retod—Smnr Life." Seminary — Priesthood and William A. Brown, treasurer. Brown, A. William and Millvale »cholar Millvale $2,000scholarship. renewable 6815. a named been has a receive Shewill Scholar. Miilvale, Univeristy Duquesne in School High Assistance Center encourages clubs and and clubs encourages and men. Outreach hospitalized the tosupport Center organizations Veterans Governor's Assistance the and pharmacy in major plansto oihsne o perform to singer Polish “ National Salute to Hospitalized Veterans Week” Week” Veterans to Salute Hospitalized National “ eeiv Cuc, 2 Es Clee St., College East 120 Church, Genevieve Polish periorm will Poland Sopot. of seaport the Canonsburg. He will He sing Canonsburg. will on Feb. 4 30 at the«: mp Veterans9 week Veterans9 and English religious hymns and carols at st st at carols and hymns religious English and Mass and Mass 5on Feb. at the 8; 30 a.q sing at all Masses on Feb. II- II- Feb. on Masses all at sing Masses. hms hrh Footedale: Church, Thomas Church, Carnegie Church, Hill, Polish Church, Mary itbrh Fb 18-19 St. at Feb. Pittsburgh; ol Heart Immaculate at 12 elect uns y ol the Polonia Song and Dance Ensemble ol ol Ensemble Dance and Song Polonia the ol March 3-4 at St. Ignatius Ignatius St. at 3-4 March cely reunion Schenley euesl singer for the second annual performance performance annual second the for singer euesl Canonsburg, has been named one o lour Sisters Sisters lour o one named been has Canonsburg, Western Pennsylvania at Soldiers and Sailors Sailors and Soldiers at Pennsylvania Western Sisters, Mission Helpers ol the Sacred Heart. the Sacred ol Helpers Mission Sisters, theof director to the general asadvisers toserve Memorial Hall in Oakland at 3 p.m. For For p.m. 3 at raui Father Oakland call in information, and Hall reservations Memorial Pne a 745 at 9339. Pindel K qae hrtn Ayn wo nw the knows who Anyone Sheraton. Square Sister Mary Ita Hayes as general directoi. directoi. general as Hayes Ita re-elected Mary Sisters the Sister motherhouse, Baltimore er eno nStra,Jl 14 the Station July at on reunionSaturday, yeur Named advisers to her, in addition to Sister Sister to addition in her, to advisers Named student theology a second-year Mastrian, Mark more information, should contact Howard Howard .. la contact Pittsburgh, should Drive. 1190 Bingay Buchheit, information, more ot to Road the The be“ will theprogram for Topic hraot o cas ebr o wo wants who or members class ol whereabouts Madonna, were Sisters Carole Ruland, Danielle Danielle Ruland, Carole Sisters were Madonna, Newly elected officers of the Holy Name Name Holy the of officers elected Newly Murphy and Maria Luz Ortiz. Luz Maria and Murphy John Andrew B. Duda. are: men The president; 15237. 364-3182. telephone: since 1921 when they opened the Raphael Raphael the opened they when 1921 since will sponsor a six-week film series on “ Focus on Focus on“ series film six-week a sponsor will Family9 on rFocus Home. Temporary the Fam ily" beginning Monday, Feb. 13,a t8p.nv 13,a t8p.nv Feb. Monday, beginning ily" the Fam n akn Hl. oi o te is fl wl be will film first the of Topic Hall. Harkins in h we o Fbur 1 wl b mre as marked be 12 will February of week The Daughter of James and Margaret Albright, she Albright, Margaret and James of Daughter Alvernia Mt. at senior a Albright, Rosanne ac 1, Peaig o Aoecne and Adolescence, and 5 for March "Preparing 13, Fathering, March Christian “ 28, Feb. the Spirit Breaking Without •Will the Shaping For information contact the center 1-800-442- the at contact center information For Knew About Women For information call 561- call information For 7720 Women About Knew ardHat test Heart Sacred Husbands Their Wish Wives What 19, “ March Polish singer Jan Lewan (Lewandowski) from from (Lewandowski) Lewan Jan singer Polish administer a placement test to incoming incoming to test placement a administer In addition, Jan. Lewan will will Lewan Jan. In addition, il. o ifrain n plctos al the call 361-2933.at school applications and information For girls. to 8:30 a.m. 11, from Feb. Saturday, freshmen noon. Sacred Heart is a parish high school lor lor school high parish a is Heart Sacred noon. eo il visits Hill Seton Lewan also will be in be will also on concert 25Lewan March as the bound students may visit the school, will be held the school, will visit boundmay students itr aon Clat, ntv ol native a Cellante, Madonna Sister t eo Hl Clee n resug e. 15, Feb. Greensburg in College Hill Seton at diini 1961.in addition edures 11 Msahsts y. .. i downtown in N.W., Aye. 1312Massachusetts headquarters. The The Washington. The present building was constructed in1941was building constructed present The Washington. with an bishops the of About States. 300United atwork people the national Washington-based the retained have conferences The C C S U - B C C y the also speak with students a tour and provide ol 14 March 11 and April : counselors Admissions will the new offices is expected in the spring of 1987, of spring inthe hesaid. expected is offices new the 18aboutin months isexpected 18with another clearance months zoning of that construction to to A move said follow. NCCB-USCC, architectural firm of Leo A. Daly to design the new facility. new the to design Daly A. Leo of firm architectural 838-4255. call information For campus. the Sulpician Fathers for land on the campus of Theological College, College, land onTheological thefor of campus Fathers Sulpician begin after zoning approval is received, the announcementsaid. received, is approval zoning after begin s 15th therecent At order at chapter thegeneral The February and June February The which the priests operate near Catholic University. The income income The University. Catholic near operate priests the which 30.announced Jan. NCCB-USCC the America, of Conception and the University Catholic Immaculate the Shrineof from the sale will be used to help maintain Theological College. Theological maintain help usedto be will the sale from from downtown Washington to a five-acre site near the National the National near site five-acre ato Washington downtown from offices their move to plan Conference Catholic U.S.andBishops The order has served in the Pittsburgh Diocese inDiocese the has Pittsburgh served order The The PTG of St. Anne parish in Shannon parish Castle Anne St. of PTG The Schenley High School will hold a combined 50- hold a combined will School High Schenley poig ae ad ois r: e 21. Feb are: topics and dates Upcoming Sacred Heart High School, Shady side, will will Shady side, School, High Heart Sacred Open campus afternoons, Openduring afternoons, which campus college- The NCCB and USCC are the twin organizations of of the Catholic organizations twin the andUSCC are NCCB The ahr oad nesn ascae eea sceay f the of secretary general associate Anderson, Ronald Father the with signed was contract million $1 approximately An Construction of Construction of a building, haswhich not been yet will designed, W ASHINGTON (NC) — The National Conference of Catholic Catholic of Conference National The — (NC) W ASHINGTON Strong-Willed Child." Strong-Willed I 1934 o oe offices move to graduating classes graduating I .ewan Sister Mary John Cook. SHS, principal of of principal SHS, Cook. John Mary Sister of the Catholic War Veterans. They received their received They Veterans. War the Catholic of at St. Joseph School, O’Hara Township, hold their holdtheir Township, School,O’Hara St.Joseph at and teacher science mathematics Borowski, Louis teacher-of-the-year awards from the 20lh from Chapter awards teacher-of-the-year and Bloomfield, School, Conception Immaculate Music workshop Music department of Seton Hill College, Greensburg, Greensburg, College, Hill Seton of department eceso rdy e. 17. Feb. piano Friday, on teachers for workshop annual second its hold will teach piano. The two morning and two afternoon andafternoon two morning two piano.The teach who music planmajors to and teachers collegiate sessions will be "The Intermediate Student" and Student" Intermediate be "The sessions will W.Va. Morgantown, University, workshop be sessions will conducted by Margaret il e"uia mgnto ttePao and Piano" the at Imagination "Musical be will the Virginia at West music of professor Lorince, n mscl kls rm h clees music s college the from skills musical and Administration Building, on the Seton Hill Hill Seton the on Building, Administration preparatory division will conclude the day. the conclude will division preparatory technical of levels different of students involve ■ ’ class A •that mini-master will Solving. Problem resug P. 15601 Pa., 838-4280.telephone Greensburg, or 9 at a.m. begin will Registration Campus. sponsor a program of free income assistance tax income free of program sponsor a College, Hill Seton Divison, Preparatory Tax aid planned aid Tax school cafeteria, 3937 Ave.: Assistance Kirk cafeteria, school Tax Income Volunteer through e. 7 Mrh6 14,6, 9, all 22 March April and 30; and 27; Feb. The program aids taxpayers in filling out Forms outForms infilling taxpayers aids program The February in Wednesday every 1 4to p.m.: from (VITA). rm 1 4to p.m. from o rag apitet ie cl 486-8876. call times appointment arrange To ^ and special credits. special and ange courses Carnegie 1040A and1040, deductions including exemptions, hne. , changes. and one on11onsponsor a prayer course Vatican and April 30. 7atp.m. April and 27, Feb. Mondays, 26on March prayer series part at: r Ptik 're sekn Monday, speaking O'Brien Patrick Fr. parts: programs begin at 7 p.m. For information, call call 276-0359. information, All 2. For p.m. May 7 at begin Wednesday, and programs 3, April Tuesday, March 5, and Fr. Richard Ward speaking speaking Ward Richard Fr. and 5, March A Technical Foundation." The afternoon afternoon The Foundation." Technical A ih Ms ad eea o ter os t St. at vows Hills. Penn in their Church of Majella renewal Gerard and 1, Mass F’eb. a with Wednesday, anniversary 50th wedding jubilarians Hills Penn daughter and son-in-law.and daughter N.J. Newark, in Co. Refining and Smelting oia Inn. Holiday F'ederated Metals, a division of American American of division a Metals, F'ederated The music prepartory division of the music music the of division prepartory music The h wrso i drce twr piano toward directed is workshop The The morning sessions, morning The which begin at 9:30 a.m., itr ek volunteers seek Sisters l ssin wl b hl i Ccla Hull, Cecilian in held be will sessions All 40 may live in a community setting 40 in and setting a live community work lor may a St. Ursula Church in Allison Park will again again will Park Allison in Church Ursula St. Music rite: w ation, inform ore m or F of the Philadelphia and South New Jersey areas. and SouthJersey New the Philadelphia of 20ages women lay inwhich to program volunteer period of of period one with the year Sisters to aid the needy Thursday, Feb. 9, Friday, Feb. 17, Feb. 9, Feb. Friday, Thursday, and Monday, rvdd ..... „ . . . . . provided. ep il e vial o tee ae a the at dates these on available be will Help to ease the plight of the poor, sick andelderly. sick poor,the of plight the ease to work the will isvolunteers ascalled, the program al (215) 938-0540. call oeo R. Hnigo Vle, a 19006 Pa. or Valley, Huntingdon Rd., Moredon n Tedy adTusas rm73 t 107:30 to from Thursdays and Tuesdays And Sister Loretta Jean Schorr will lead the three- lead will Schorr Jean Loretta Sister inparish Conception will Carnegie Immaculate The Vatican II series also will consist of three three consistof will also series II Vatican The A dinner for family and friends followed at the at followed friends and family for dinner A their celebrated Edgar F. Harold andMrs. Mr. h opewr are nFb 1, 1934. Feb. on married were couple The The Edgars reside in Penn Hills with their their with Hills Penn in reside Edgars The r Egr eie i 1976with in 43 years after retired Edgar Mr. The Sisters of the Holy Redeemer have begun have a Redeemer of Sisters the The Holy As members of the Redeemer Ministry Corps, be Ministry Redeemer the will of members As insurance and stipend a Housing, For information, contact contact 521 Sister Anne information, Marie, For V A ro u n d the diocese the d n u ro A holc War es ie teachers cite Vets r a W lic o th a C jj , g t l u E ( l r a E ( [ 8 1 2 5 1 . . A P . D O O W E G D E Even in gs an d S a tu rd a y M ornin g h o u rs available rs u o h g ornin M y a rd tu a S d an gs in Even ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF OPENING THE ANNOUNCES E U N E V A E L P A M 3 0 1 l l a c HIS OFFICE. SPECIALIZING SPECIALIZING OFFICE. HIS (N ADULT MEDICINE AT: MEDICINE ADULT (N FOR AN APPOINTMENT APPOINTMENT FORAN 241 -5544 awards on Jan.on awards O livieri, chapter chaplain and pastor ol ol pastor and chaplain Dominic chapter Fr, commander; livieri, O chapter Abbot, Bob Inn. Holiday With the theTree Green educators are president of the chapter’s auxiliary. thechapter’s of president Im maculate Conception; and Patti M elfi, elfi, M Patti and Conception; maculate Im Courses for women for Courses Working Women," a series of breaklast classes classes breaklast of series a Women," Working beginning Feb. 22. Feb. beginning mornings from 8:30 to 10 a.m. The series will be 108:30will toseries The from a.m. mornings the of Commitment Career the "Exploring tde. ,. „ practicing studies. a Bartok, Margaret Dr. by taught scooit ih bcgon i women's in background a with psychologist edrhp n Rl Dfnto, e. 22, Feb. Definition, Role and Leadership Family, Career", March 7; Networking. Networking. the What’s Setting: Working 7; Goal the “ 14: for March March Systems Woman", Power and Career", Support Home, Family, 29: "TimeManagement: Feb. Enough?", etSe o orefadYu uodnts , and Subordinates? Your Step for Yourself Next Enough, Is When Management: • Stress ah ls. h fe icue l mtras and materials all include fees The class. and each Loss Time Good: "Feeling 28; Relationships", March as Working Role Developing in Your Mentor "Multi-Relationships: 21; March college’s Office of Continuing Education. Continuing of Office college’s Women's Changing “ and 4; April , Fitness oe: r o ine?,Arl 11." April Pioneer?", a You Are Roles: rafs. o mr ifrain otc the contact information more For breakfast. Wheeling. They include: “ Come to the Waters, to Waters, the Come “ include: They Wheeling. r a e n Feb 17-19, given by Bro. John Malich and Bro. and Malich John 17-19, Bro. by given Feb heig retreats Wheeling Leonard Voegtle (cost $40); a “ Spiritual Spiritual “ a $40); (cost Voegtle Leonard Sister Bernadette Furin of Baden (cost (cost $45) Baden of Furin and; Bernadette Sister 29-MarchFeb. J. 8*ven by II," Seminar Direction supin concert Assumption a Lenten program "Drawn Into His Footprints, Footprints, His Into "Drawn program Lenten a cao (ot$3. „r .„ „ „ „ . . $23). (cost Maureen 10-11. McMahon Sister by March Run,” Us Let t (304) 277-3300at 667 write or Stone and Shannon year-long series of concerts and recitals marking marking and of concerts recitals series year-long 26003. W.Va., Wheeling, Rd., h 2t anvray f ntlain f the of installation of anniversary 20th the afed Oi. h gop efrs ih 141 with performs group The Ohio. in School High Canfield, Canfield from Ringers Handbell 3concert. a 12,p.m. with Feb. Sunday, organ pipe Casavant St. Vincent College, Latrobe, will offer offer will Latrobe, College, Vincent St. The classes will be held on Wednesday Wednesday on held be will classes The Sacred Heart Sacred The concert is free and open to all. to all. andopen free is concert selections. The popular and classic sacred, perform will 15 upto They playing bells. each handbells, The classes to be offered are: "Taking Charge: "Taking are: to classes The be offered Play scheduled Play will Gospels” Synoptic usas einn Fb 7, Feb. beginning End,Tuesdays Sacred East School, at High adults Heart for offered Theater in the Round will will Round the in Theater course offers credit for eatechists. for credit will l ia c mini-course e The p s each. eight-week of and d characteristics n u gro ck a b and Mark Matthew, of gospels Luke, explaining the historical the historical the explaining Luke, of overview an give will 7:30 to9 p.m.from Hanigan at 441-0185Hanigan or 661-0187. diocesan of 15 hours in result nFia,Fb 17 Goose Feb. 10:15 onat Golden Friday, a.m. "The perform band y eehnn 563- telephoning by obtained $2 are and each Tickets be may Sleepy School, Winifred St. at 4447. Lebanon. Mount Road, Hollow Fees are $65 for the entire program or $10or for program $65entire the are for Fees Three retreat programs have been set in the in set been have programs retreat Three For information or reservations call the call center reservations or information For supin hrh n elve il pn a open will Bellevue in Church Assumption etrd il e h "els n Beaus and "Belles the be will Featured itr lzbt An Stock Ann Elizabeth Sister The Pittsburgh Playhouse Playhouse Pittsburgh The For information, call Betty Betty call information, For A Itouto to Introduction "An uue y al I atrl etr in Center Pastoral VI Paul by future 27 =»OC at the CWV convention held at held convention the CWV at SOUTH HILLS - MT. LEBANON LEBANON MT. - HILLS SOUTH al . ediko, CPA Hendrickson, A.Carl . arc Dnhe CPA Donahoe, Patrick D. EAST HILLS - McKEESPORT McKEESPORT - HILLS EAST For Professional Professional For hms . Schwab R. 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DePaul approval DePaul correction license renewed by the Pennsylvania Pennsylvania the by renewed license speech and correction impaired hearing academic private Squirrel Hill concert Hill Squirrel Department of Education. of Department Employment group forms group Employment children 16 children Mary call and information under.For Hill. inSquirrel auditorium Church s Philomena St. in 18, 8:30p.m. at Feb. of Licensure board. and state schools in is required Law academic the state. private the School of Private regulations the of requirements performance of Broadway show tunes Saturday, Broadway of performance usasa :0pm einn e. 14. Feb. beginning 7:30at p.m. Tuesdays Church, 2262 Presbyterian United at the Heritage Duncan, 421-5953,Lou 421-9887. Hanley, Nora or Latrobe scholarship Latrobe Borough, Park Franklin Rd., Rochester 366-1338. nmlyd n eprecn polm a a as problems experiencing and unemployed competition Saturday, March 10, with an exam 10,exam an with scholarship March Saturday, competition biology/chemistry annual second at office the church call information For result. Eagle Scout Eagle center science school's the in 1:30 p.m. for set amphitheatre. n snos r wloe T rgse, obtain register, To welcome. are seniors and High school study atSt.Vincent. for juniors year icn' ilg eatet (539-9761) department from or biology Vincent's of St.Demoise, chairman Dr. Charles from forms ih col udne oneos Daln is Deadline 1. March counselors. guidance school high ceremonies held at the St. Canice auditorium in auditorium St.theCanice at held ceremonies Facie Scout, Scouting's highest award, in recent inrecent award, highest Scout, Scouting's Facie nxil. ¡s a of Boy member Scout Knoxville. executive off icer of PPG Industries Inc.,Industries hasoff of PPG icer beenexecutive United Way of Allegheny County. Allegheny of Way United named president of the board of directors ol the. ol directors of board the of president named Douglas D. Danforth, M.G. Hulme Jr., Howard Howard Jr., Hulme M.G. Danforth, D. Douglas United Way changes Way United icc. , ^ , , exam ceville ren w La W. James and Thomas Bruce W.Wilcock. Love, M. carn ha o te ics’ Sca and Morris. andJ.T. Social Genge H. diocese’s William the Department; Development of Community head McCarren, 5321 Penn Ave. will conduct a freshmen freshmen a conduct will Ave. Penn 5321 Southwestern of Way United for campaign Electric, Westinghouse of officer executive chief a nmd eea cara fr h 1984 the for chairman general named was placement test Saturday, Feb. 4, at 9 a.m. For For 9a.m. at 4, Feb. Saturday, test placement information call the school at 363-1568.at the school call information a present will Chorale Hills South The eal nttt i Bokie a hd its had has Brookline in Institute DePaul Pennsylvania. o etrn is 6h er DPu mt the met DePaul 76th year, its entering Now Admission will be $3 for adults and $2 lor lor $2 and adults for $3 be will Admission An Employment Anonymous Group will meet meet will Group Anonymous Employment An h gop il fe spot o those to support offer will group The t Vnet olg i Ltoe il od its hold will Latrobe in College Vincent St. o e wre i a coasi o $1,000 of per scholarship a is awarded be To Bernard Komoroski. Jr., received the rank of of rank the received Jr., Komoroski. Bernard L. Stanton Williams, chairman and chief chief and chairman Williams, Stanton L. lo lce wr: ila J Copeland, J. William were: elected Also Outgoing board members are Msgr. John L. JohnL. 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WEIGHT CO NSCIOUS or DIABETIC DIABETIC or NSCIOUS CO WEIGHT Y O U 'L L E V E R F I N D B E C A U S E O FI T S 'FINALLY! DIET BOOK EASIEST TO FOLLOW &USE FOLLOW TO EASIEST ro 26 n i a 1983 a is and 256 Troop rdae f ilo Catholic, Hilltop of graduate The son of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. and Mr. of son The He Knoxville. in School High 9000BABCOCK BOULEVARD BOULEVARD 9000BABCOCK at Gannon University in Erie. at GannonUniversity major pre-med a currently is Bernard Komoroski, Sr. of of Sr. Komoroski, Bernard 1070 7 0 -1 5 5 2 / 2 1 4 is a member of St. Canice Canice St. of member a is Scout Eagle new the Air, Bon i 0 8 0 8 4 0 d d 8 8 0 0 a 8 0 0 a 0 P ALLISON PARK, PA. 15101 PA. PARK, ALLISON MEMBER MEMBER REGISTERED DIETITIAN DIETITIAN REGISTERED GREAT FOR THE FOR GREAT . IC. .I.C F.D 900 Mt Royal Blvd. i 210 Freeport Rd Pgh, Pa 15223 P g h ,P 15 a 2 3 8 486-4245 362-8111 BLAWN0X OFFICE Offg SHAIER Around the diocese Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, February 3, 1984 — Page 11

'Marriage Day9 events Holy Orders ceremony

, A number of events have been set locally in Two area young men were among 10 theology commemoration of 'World Marriage Day, ” to be students at the Pontifical College Josephinum in observed Sunday. Feb. 12. Columbus, Ohio, accepted as candidates for Holy The event, a project of Worldwide Marriage Orders in a ceremony conducted recently by Aux Encounter, began in 1981 in Baton Rouge, La., Bishop Anthony Bosco. wljen a number of couples joined to mark a ' We The men included David Cillo. son of Mrs. •Relieve in Marriage Day" in an effort to promote Dorothy Cillo and the late Anthony Cillo of St thought, encouragement and prayer for stability Joseph parish in Verona, and W Jay Geisler. son of marital and family relationships. of William and Elizabeth Geisler of St. Alexis By 1983, "Marriage Days" were being parish in McCandless. proclaimed by 46 governors, hundreds of mayors Both are third year theology students at the pnd many bishops. Four American cardinals Josephinum celebrated Masses for "Marriage Day" programs. This year, “ World Marriage Day" has Cult talk in Elizabeth been proclaimed by Gov. Richard Thornburgh and Pittsburgh Mayor Richard Caliguiri. Fr. Donald Breier, director of the diocesan Local events slated for Sunday. Feb. 12, Catholic Youth Ministry’- will speak on cults on include: Wednesday. Feb. 8 at 7:30 p m. in the St Michael • An interfaith celebration for couples and School Hall. Sixth and Bayard Streets. Elizabeth families featuring the CFM Clown Ministry and the Junior Tamburitzans at 6:30 p.m. at Soldiers and Sailors Hall, Oakland. For information call 655-3953. • Mass and renewal of wedding vows at 9a.m. at*St. John, Unity, followed by a social in the Family planning staffers school: renewal of vowsatall Masses at Our Lady pi Peace, Conway, and Marriage Encounter Dr. John J. McCarthy Jr., medical director of the Washington County; Bernadette Banyas of information night: renewal of vows at all Masses diocese’s Bureau for Family Planning, recently re­ Allegheny County Center CM/BBT; Gretchen in Nativity, South Park, plus essay and poster certified 13 staff members of family planning Brown, Family Planning Services of Beaver contest in the CCD program. agencies in Western Pennsylvania. The women County; and Vickie Chieppa, Allegheny County • Renewal of vows after all Masses at St. continue to meet program qualifications for CM/BBT. Second row, from left, are: Sandy Elizabeth, Pleasant Hills, and social to follow providing the CM-BBT family planning method. Pulaski, Penn Group Health Plan; Ruth Casey, The tri-diocesan (Erie, Greensburg and 11:10 a.m. Mass: renewal of vows at 12:30 p.m. Allegheny Center CM/BBT; and Barbara Hernie Mass at St. Louise de Marillac, Upper St. Clair; Pittsburgh) program is the only one in the country Hemphill, Family Planning Services of Lawrence Jeffrey renewal of vows at all Masses at Our Lady ol to serve women through an accessibility system County. Rear are Karen Murphy. Allegheny Glenmary missioners Grace, Scott Twp. that maintains care through training, medical County CM/BBT (left), and Barb Trepal, Wellness V support and quality assurance. From left, front Resource Center at Pitt. Missing is Barb Furia of World Marriage Day prayer at all Masses at Two area young men were among college row, are: Mary Joyce Kalik of Family Planning Magee-Women's Hospital. Diocesan staff Our Lady of Joy in Plum Borough, plus poster students from 21 states participating in the Services of Pittsburgh; Cissy Zaffiro of Mon Valley members are available to speak on the parish contest in the CCD program; special Mass at St. annual winter missionary program ol the Mary in Herman; Mass at St. Mary (German) United Health Services; Dr. McCarthy; Marsha level. For information call 682-3644. Morrison of Family Planning Services of —Photo by John C. Keenan Glenmary Home Missioners. Church, McKeesport, Tuesday. Feb. 14, at 7:30 Berme Stock of Butler, a senior at Duquesne p.m. University, and Jeffrey Coyne ol Pittsburgh, a For more information, call 655-3953. Mt. Lebanon orientation Eagle Scout Ireshmun at Slippery Rock University, worked among the poor of Lewis County. Kentucky, St. Winifred School. Mount Lebanon, will hold David J. Comeaux, a member ol St. Thomas during their recent winter vacations I rom college More parish. Beihel Park, recently received its annual orientation session for parents whose work. children will be entering kindergarten in Scouting s highest rank, the Eagle Scout award The volunteers visited the sick, cut wood, September 1984. The orientation will be held on He received the aw ard at a repaired water pumps, renovated an old house Wednesday, Feb 15 at 1:30 p.m. at the school. Court ol Honor ceremonies by and poured foundation for a new house. Any parent, who is interested in learning more Boy Scout Troop 4 at St. This marks the ninth year the Glenmary about the school, is encouraged to attend. For Thomas More Church. State Missioners have conducted the winter volunteer more information, telephone 563-4447. Sen. D. Michael Fisher (R- m program. Upper St. Clair) made the Free tax aid presentation. Comeaux's scouting acc­ omplishments include 23 St. Elizabeth Church in Pleasant Hills will merit badges, pail 1 and 11 ol Màj. W. Canny Maj. R. Canny again offer income tax preparation aid to low the Ad Altare Dei Award. VILLANI REALTY m income families and senior citizens as part of the Rmn fnactal Muiu PH Rn« AÄ U U I Cuyahoga Valley Trail medal. Brothers promoted Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Order ol the Arrow, den chief, 0c«an Clty Md 21842 REALTOR program. patrol leader, assistant senior SALES- RENTALS— C0ND0MINIUMS Now f wtlof for 10§4 rëÏFÜË! The location lor the help is Room 108, St. Pius X patrol leader, and assistant Two brothers, originally from Sheraden, have Hall (across from the church) at Grove Place. i ¿144 Mm Api TmMm h ê Cmémnmbw MCMM both been promoted to the rank of major in the patrol leader at the 1981 Hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10:30 National Scout Jamboree. Comeaux AFFQRDABLE VACATIONS 301414-11» I U.S. Air Force. AltfilLO M. VULMfl: Pim BIT A tfULAM NoNil Mff ■ «mrt a.m. to 3:30 p.m., beginning Feb. 7. MEMKN 9 OUATER OCEAN CfTY MULTIPLE UtTMO IINVKI They are William and Regis Canny, sons of No appointment is necessary. Help is available The son of Mr. and Mrs. Val Comeaux ol Upper ------DEPD E P PCP Ç J J John and Kathleen (Cassidy) Canny of Sheraden. on questions involving property tax and rent St. Clair, he is a freshman at Michigan State WUliam is presently stationed at the Pentagon in rebates, tax benefits such as child care credit, University. East Lansing. Mich. Washington. D.C., and is married to the former energy credit and earned income credit. Jane Kurtz. Regis is stationed at Randolph Air Force Base in Texas and is married to the former Chaplains'1 memorial “ ß e s / Prices in Town" Joyce Byrnes. ALL INCLUSIVE TOURS Both men are graduates of Holy Innocents High The annual Four Chaplains Memorial Service sponsored by the McKeesport AMVETS is set for TRIPLE TREAT School in Sheraden and Duquesne University. San Francisco, Las Vegas, Hawaii $569' Sunday, Feb. 12. at 2 p.m. at St. Cecilia, & Hawaii $929* Aruba A Si Maarten$599* Glassport. Ireland $499* Las Vegas $299* Art classes set Fr. George J. Parme. pastor, will be the host. Caribbean Cruise, from Disney World, Worlds Fan Joining him will be Rabbi Winograd of Temple Mas­ m New Orleans, lot M 8 0 * si Thomas $499* Fenn View Art Center in Elizabeth will open its B'nai Israel, Rev. Donald Henry of the 01 dlNMM 'plus tax and set vice spring semester of arts and crafts on Monday, Evangelical Congregational Church, Rev. Feb. 13. George W. Campbell of the Glassport United The 12-week sessions will include calligraphy, Methodist Church, and Msgr. Leon Darkowski, GALAXY TRAVEL print-making, drawing, painting, weaving, lace- pastor of St. Mary (Polish) Church. McKeesport. Id Dull Hfl Pyti Pj iWJb 412 371 9800 making. needlework and photography. For WALTER AND FRANCES SEMLER Host chairman Louis Drogoski will serve as inforamtion, contact Sister Mary Edith Nemeth, master of ceremonies and the Junior League ol 999 Rock Run Rd., Elizabeth, 15037 or call her at Golden anniversary Honor certificate award will be conducted 751-7821 or 751-8600. Walter J. and Frances C. Semler of Etna will Volleyball donations D U R A N T t ’S McKees Rocks dance celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on PARK PLAZA RESTAURANT Tuesday, Feb. 7. A Mass honoring the occasion 128 Craig St Oakland near Si Paul s Cathedral will be held that day in All Saints Church, Etna Secta Singles Group of St. Mary parish in SS. Cyril & Methodius Church in McKees Rocks The Semlers were married on Feb. 7, 1934 in St. Glenshaw contributed a total of $310.30 to People WEDDINGS RKCBPTIONS will sponsor a Polka Mass and Paczki Ball Mary Church. Sharpsburg. Concerned for the Unborn Child and Alternatives IN BLBOANT DINING ROOMS Saturday, Feb. 25, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Mr. Semler retired in 1968 after 41 years with to Abortion, proceeds of a volleyball marathon ALSO church, located on Cutler St. off Island Ave. the Pittsburgh Steel Company (now Wheeling- Secta sponsored recently. •LUNCHEONS »DINNER MEETINGS ' Music for both the Mass and dance which Pittsburgh Steel Corp.). During one four-year A total of 18 teams participated in the fund­ •PARTIES CO O 1 1 RCk Jollows in St. Malachy Hall, Kennedy Twp., will period, Mr. Semler won three national awards as raising event held recently at St. Cyril ol •PARKING OOdb I I be provided by the Helen Matlack choir and the company's top-producing industrial sales Alexandria parish, Brighton Heights. Open Tues thru Sun 11 to 9 Closed Monday orchestra. Refreshments also will be available. representative. } For tickets at $8, call the rectory at 331-3882. Mrs. Semler is the former Frances Claus ol Tickets also will be available at weekend Masses. O Hara Township. I The couple have two sons. Girls basketball Ron, who is the president of his _ own advertising agency in New In the only score reported, in Section North IV — C a le n d a r York City, and Tom of the action, St. Scholastica, Aspinwall. defeated North Hills, who is a fund Providence Heights Alpha, Allison Park, 66-12. in ‘Go to Joseph’ TUESDAY, FEB. 7 raising and sports promotion d>t. Margaret, Green Tree — Program on "Medical Consequences Catholic grade school girls basketball play. consultant. ’of Nuclear War," 7:30 p.m., Campbell Lounge, by Dr. Richard H. FOR FAMiLY PEACE ’Michaels, chief of infectious diseases at Children's Hospital and This scriptural advice of the pagan king the church uses to encourage •co-chairman of Physicians for Social Responsibility. Question JIM DRONEY 4 MIKE SILVESTRE SELL period to follow. All welcome. CALL US FIRST! you to pray to St Joseph in all 6 EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE your needs, spiritual and material FRIDAY, FEB. 10 O.L RICHIE. PAINTING INC.. 883-0237 A double Solemn Novens DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER Heim, Ei Mr tor Cam mar cui tatfMM. SIM 1081 of N b i n i tad Prayers lo •Women’s Club and Christian Mothers, St. Valentine, Bethel Park CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. WALLCOVERING FULLY INSURED commemorate this Feaat *e— Annual February card party. 8 p.m., Frawley Hall. Theme is FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES AIRLESS SPRAYING FREE ESTIMATES will take place: March •"An Old-Fashioned Valentine." Tickets, $3.50, sold at the door. 2-IO and March 11-19. ¡St. Ferdinand, Cranberry Twp. — Program, "Positive Way of MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Please join in asking the Meeting Other Adult Singles," 7:30 p.m., for Cranberry Twp. 1817 aMkKlll« M PMtiwik. Pi. 15218 344-4300 Protector and Provider j Singles. For information, call Bobbie, 776-1191. of the Holy Family for /Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Retreat weekend for women in your petitions and needs ¡AA. Conducted by a priest in the program. Offering, $50. For by sending your special reservations, call 681-6180. 2 intentions now You will Si. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend retreat for men, 5 PILGRIMAGE receive as a gift a prayer p.m. to Sunday. 2:45 p.m. For reservations, call 381-7676. G o d T c u d > c s M a p . . . folder and medal so you can take part in the exer­ cises to be held here In a ’ - SATURDAY, FEB. 11 TO THE HOLY LAND M a p T ouches O thers spirit of confident faith in Guild and Christian Mothers, St. Teresa, Perrysville — Square St Joseph s powerful dance, school auditorium, off Lindley Lane. Donation. $12 per SPONSORED BY The Franciscan Friars, far nearly intercession, obey the couple. For reservations, call Teresa Williams, 366-3042, or Sally Church's Instruction Mj'ozowski. 364-6494. St. Luke’s Church o( Carnegie 800 years have been “Go to Joseph Ladies Guild, St. Agnes, Richeyvilie — Dance, social hall, with AND instrum ental in bringing peace rpusic by “ The Invictas." For information or reservations, call 769-3146 or 757-6657. St. Margarets Church of Greentree and justice to the world. MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY Sfc. Vincent de Paul Society, Holy Trinity, Moon Run — Sweetheart FOR A FREE PRAYER FOLDER LED BY AND ST JOSEPH MEDAL cj$nce, 9 p.m.. social hall. Hot buffet. Fortickets at $7.50, call Mary If you are interested in our Baker, 787-2324, or Rose Marko, 787-1874. Benefit of unemployed REV. MICHAEL MACVEIGH St Joseph Devotion Gospel w ay of life, or would like Franciscan Fathers Workers. P O Box 598 May 15-26 more inform ation about Mount Vernon N Y 10551 SUNDAY, FEB. 12 S3. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Day of recollection for St. With an optional tear to Groaca May 26-31 The Frapciscaijs Dear Fathers &aul Passionist Women's Guild. 4 to 8 p.m. For information, call Please include my intentions to Si Joseph in yoi Pm'tnce at the Irnrna uiatr Concept»n Solemn N o v e n a , and send me FREE y o u r pray* 381-7676. Haly Land Taure front New York Pirate amiaci and medal so that I m a y join you m prayerful pet Kadre Pio Prayer Group — Holy hour and 3 p.m. Mass, McGuire $1680 Memorial Home, New Brighton. VOCATDN DIRECTOR An additional lor Griact Name Central Catholic High School, Oakland — Honors jazz band $475 ST. P A M P H ILU S FRIARY concert. 3 p.m. Admission free. 948 Tropical Avenue FOR INFORMATION CALL tyPXI-TV, Channel ¡1 — Mass for shut-ins. 6:30 a.m. Fr. W alter Pittsburgh, Pa 15216 Rydzon, assistant at St. Margaret, Green Tree, celebrant. Choir 276-1011 or 921-0745 412-341-1000 ahd congregation from the parish. Mass interpreted for the deaf pAìth TfvHr>v 41 PrtOP ae 2— itbrhCtoi,Fia. eray3 i 3, February Friday. 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