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P rie st dies Fr. Fabian Kekich, former to V atican observance assistant pastor at St. Cecilia and St. Pudentiana parishes in By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK Fundamentalis," the “constitution Rochester, dies at age 68. Story Fr. Adam Maida, legal counsel of the church": and 3) working on on page 9. and vice chancellor for the diocese the commission for procedural who was a member of the law and the judicial system. commission that wrote the Concerning the first area, Fr. recently promulgated revised Maida said that the new code Code of Canon Law, left Monday acknowledges that all persons are for Rome to attend the Vatican endowed with human rights, observance solemnizing the including ecclesial rights. The promulgation of the new code on purpose of the code is to protect Feb. 3 at the Apostolic Palace. the rights of persons in the “I was thrilled, honored and Catholic Church, he said. pleased,” he told The Pittsburgh Catholic before he left for Rome. Fr. Maida said that the For him, seeing the code come to elements of a constitution of the fruition was the high point of his Church have been incorporated in­ professional lifetime, he said. to the revised canon law Code. "Most importantly, however, it is “After a number of drafts, the the opportunity to make a small commission members finally contribution to the universal decided that many of the elements public life of the Church." of the Lex would be incorporated within the code of canon law and Fr. Maida said he wasn't sure we would not have a separate what the solemn observance constitution for the church," he Trip to Poland would entail or how many people said. were invited to attend. Fr. Maida FR. ADAM MAIDA Pope John Paul II will visit read a portion of the papal He said that the commission Poland in June. Story on page 6.j invitation, translating from maintained the favorable Latin: "It is the mind of the Holy fundamental rights and simplifi­ elements in the granting of Father that an event of such great cation of procedures. annulments and as the result of A lso Inside moment in the life of the people of Both a canon lawyer and a civil the issuing of the code, a more Editorials...... Pages 4-5 God be celebrated with some lawyer, Fr. Maida said his pastoral approach will be solemnity at the Apostolic Palace training in both fields played parts maintained and strengthened. Around diocese...... Page 7 in his work with the commission. at the Vatican on Feb. 3.” As for his reactions to the code, Fr. Maida, who was one of six While the commission emphasiz­ D e a t h s ed the former, he said of Fr. Maida said "I’m excited. Americans out of approximately the latter, "The contribution that I There will be the integration of the Fr. Fabian Kekich, 68, St. 150 commission members, laity, both men and women into became a consultor to the was able to make reflected the Joseph Home for the Aged, elements of common law as found the life and government of the Garfield. commission for the revision of the in our civil law society in the Church, reflecting the theology of Sister Mary Ambrose code in 1973. Asked how he was the second Vatican council. selected for the commission. Fr. United States and I was able to Vatican art (F ran ces Rogucki), 72, a bring that input to the "The emphasis is on the dignity member of Felician Sisters, Maida said that he thought it was commission.” of personhood as reflected in the First Lady Nancy Reagan poses in front of Caravaggio’s “The Coraopolis. because of his work as president of expressed hope of promoting and Deposition” with Cardinal Terence Cooke of New York and Sister Mary Hyacinth (Helen the Canon Law Society of America Fr. Maida said his work on the protecting individual rights. Philippe de Montebello, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Kozicki), 80, a member of (1968-69) and because of his commission was in three areas: 1) “There is a pastoral approach Art in New York, during a dinner welcoming “The Vatican Felician Sisters, Coraopolis. professional writing and works, the creation of administrative law as opposed to the harsh juridicial Collection — The Papacy and Art,” to museum. See story on pace Mary G. Patterson, Etna. particularly in the areas of procedures in the Church: 2) the emphasis on discipline and law in 3. (NC photo from UPI). (church) constitutional law. preparation of the "Lex the Church."

Pope w arns Changes in code OFFICIAL On Revised Code of Canon Law c a r d i n a l s Pope restores 10 holy days TO THE CLERGY, RELI­ affecting the spiritual life of all o f r i s k s GIOUS AND LAITY OF THE concerned. By FR. KENNETH J. DOYLE traditionally observed only six as incorporates the basic updating of DIOCESE The basic law of the Christian f o r f a i t h a result of a long-standing penitential practices introduced faith is "love God, love your VATICAN CITY (NC) - In a permission from the Holy See. in 1967 by Pope Paul VI. Dearly beloved in Christ: neighbor." All the activity VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope surprise move Pope John Paul II Aside from that, the first thing In that year Pope Paul On January 25, 1983, Pope prescribed by the Church is restored to the revised Code of that may surprise the ordinary simplified the complicated rules John Paul II created 18 new John Paul II signed a decree intended to assist us in the cardinals Feb. 2, praising them as Canon Law the traditional 10 holy Catholic about the church's in the 1917 code regarding fast and promulgating the Church’s fulfillment of this command by days of obligation to be observed revised Code of Canon Law is that abstinence. He made both fast and “men outstanding for learning Revised Code of Canon Law: Christ. This isequally trueof the and virtue" but warning that their throughout the Latin-Rite there are not many surprises. abstinence universally obligatory This Code, replacing the present Revised Code of Canon Law. Catholic Church. for Ash Wednesday and Good role as church leaders may For the most part, the code one issued in 1917, governs the Our gratitude goes to Pope involve risks, including bloodshed A planned reduction of holy days simply puts into legal form many Friday. He made abstinence from administrative life of the John Paul II who once more has universally observed was one of meat on the other Fridays of the for the faith. of the changes in church practice Church and codifies the reforms shown evidence of great Among the new cardinals were the most widely publicized which have already come into year the general norm, but of Church law and practice leadership. United with him in aspects of the final draft of the allowed bishops' conferences to Joseph L. Bernardin of Chicago: effect since the reforms of the developed during the Second implementing the new Codr of Jozef Glemp of Gniezno and code submitted to the pope last Second Vatican Council in the permit alternative forms of Vatican Council. This Code of Canon Law, may our efforts be year for his approval. Instead of penitence on Fridays. Warsaw, Poland, the Polish early 1960s. laws will take effect the First conducive to bringing about primate: Julijans Vai vods of Riga following the recommendation of The code, only the second in the The code retains those 1967 Sunday of Advent, November Christ's kingdom of peace, of his commission, however, Pope norms, also allowing bishops' and Liepaja, Latvia, the first history of the church and the first 27,1983. Until that time the Code justice and of love. cardinal resident in the Soviet John Paul reinstated the since 1917, was promulgated by conferences to permit alterna­ of 1917 and its subsequent With kindest personal tives to Friday abstinence. Union: and Henri de Lubac, a traditional 10 feast days to be Pope John Paul II Jan. 25, and the legislative reforms continue to regards, I am French Jesuit theologian who observed as days of obligation in official Latin text of its 1,752 Following Pope Paul's new govern. norms, the U.S. bishops in 1967 received a dispensation from addition to Sundays. canons went on sale in the Vatican Since the new law will have an Sincerely yours in Christ, rules requiring ordination as a The code expressly allows Feb. 1. lifted the obligation of Friday effect on the spiritual life of the abstinence from meat. Catholics bishop before joining the sacred bishops' conferences, however, to The code goes into effect this Bishops, Priests, Religious and college. petition the Holy See for year on the first Sunday of Advent, who took advantage of the new Laity of the Diocese, programs permission to abolish observance freedom were instructed to During a one-and-a-half-hour, Nov. 27. of education will have to multi-language ceremony in the of some of these days. In the In another area that affects substitute an alternate penitential devised. Steps will be taken to do (Continued on page 2) Bishop of Pittsburgh Paul VI Audience Hall, the new United States, Catholics have daily Catholic life, the new code this in an orderly fashion. There cardinals representing 15 nations will be no radical changes January 31, 1983 received from the pope the red skull caps (zucchetto) and square Appointments, changes hats (biretta) symbolic of their new status. His Excellency, Bishop California, has been appointed All but one of the new cardinals Leonard, announces the Dean (Vicar Forane) of the also received a titular church or following appointments and Washington County East deaconry in Rome as a sign of changes, effective as noted: Deanery to complete the their symbolic unity with the PASTORS unexpired term of the Reverend clergy of Rome. John Palko, effective Wednes­ The exception was Cardinal The Reverend Francis A. day, January 26. 1983. Patriarch Antoine Pierre Siler, from pastor, Saint Khoraiche, leader of Maronite Margaret Parish, New Castle The Reverend Albert J. Catholics worldwide, who retains (Mahoningtown), and its Semler has been appointed his own patriarchal See of Antioch mission church, Holy Cross, Spiritual Moderator of the of the Maronites. West Pittsburgh, to pastor, Diocesan Council of Catholic Cardinal Bernardin was given Saint Catherine of Sweden Women to succeed the Reverend the titular church of Gesu Divin Parish, Wildwood, effective John F. Price, effective Lavoratore (Jesus the divine Tuesday, February 8, 1983. Tuesday, February 1, 1983. laborer), and Cardinal Glemp The Reverend John L. received the church of Santa Gudewicz, from assistant, Saint The Reverend Paul J. Bradley Maria in Trastevere, which has Joseph Parish, Coraopolis, and has been appointed Director of been the titular See of his ts mission church, Saint the Office of Family Life to predecessor as primate of Poland, Martha, Groveton, to pastor, succeed the Reverend John F. he late Cardinal Stefan Saint Margaret Parish, New Price, effective Tuesday, Wyszynski. Castle (Mahoningtown), and its February 1,1983. Pope John Paul spoke in 11 mission church, Holy Cross, languages to the new cardinals West Pittsburgh, effective and some 10,000 others in the Paul Wednesday, February 9, 1983. The Reverend Charles S. VI Hall. ASSISTANT Bober, STD, has been granted "Venerable brothers, with the permission to become a beginning of your membership The Reverend Jose Mattam, member of the staff of the today, the sacred college has not to assistant, Saint Joseph Campus Ministry of Duquesne only been enriched by men Parish, Coraopolis, and its University, effective Tuesday, outstanding for learning and mission church, Saint Martha, February 1, 1983. Father Bober virtue," he said, "it has also Groveton, effective Wednesday, will continue his teaching become an ever clearer reflection February 9, 1983. assignment at Saint Vincent of the unity and catholicity o£.tbe G raduation tim e community of believers, and a. SPECIAL ASSIGNMENTS Seminary and, temporarily, his Sister M. Agnes Gmuer, right, practices her blood- Practical Nursing, observe. The school will assignment as Assistant reflection of the multiplicity of its. pressure reading technique on Mrs. Ann R. Bitzer graduate its largest class of practical nurses on The Very Reverend John D. Director of Vocations. He will ministries." as Sister M. Eugene Sisk, left, and Miss Lois Feb. 6. Story on page 3. Petrarulo, V.F., pastor of Saint continue to reside at Saint The pope said that Catholics McKinley, instructor at the Alvernia School of — Photo by John C. Keenan Thomas Aquinas Parish, Patrick Rectory, Pittsburgh. (Continued on page 6) Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, February 4, 1983 W o r l d n e w s

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(Continued from page 1) lay ministries of lector and catechetical and administrative 1963 the Vatican ruled that the 1917 neither the number of annulments should die, such a permission does acolyte, whatever offices are open duties. prohibition against a Catholic nor the length of the procedure not appear in the code itself. The practice, such as regular works of to the layman in the code are also Fundamentally, the code's funeral for one who had opted for will be affected appreciably. relevant paragraph from the draft charity or abstinence from alcohol open to the lay woman — including approach is to use law not as a cremation applied only to those The consent which a valid was simply deleted from the final or other stimulants, although it is the ability to serve in such restrictive means, but as a who had done so for anti-Catholic marriage requires is explained in version of Canon 1087. unknown how many actually did. positions as diocesan chancellor, channeling of responsibilities in reasons. more detail by the new code, Some of the pope’s changes, Despite the average Catholic’s seminary board member, order to respect the rights of all In some cases, the 1983 code which specifies that a lack of the which might at first appear familiarity with many of the defender of the bond on a and to further the apostolic introduces a new specificity. capacity to judge appropriately semantic may well have been code's prescriptions since they marriage tribunal or judge in a mission of the church. While it retains the church's regarding the essential obliga­ meant as more than that. The. are already part of church church court, all of which were The liberalization in the code's current prohibition against the tions of marriage, or an inability commission's draft, for example, practice, the new document will closed to women under former approach is seen in its allowing a involvement of priests and nuns in to assume those obligations had said that "lay Christian usher in some changes from church practice. (The office of priest in good standing ordinarily factional politics, it adds "labor because of psychic reasons faithful can share in the exercise present practice. chancellor as conceived in the to hear confessions in any area of unions" to the areas in which such preclude marital consent. In so of this power (the power of Perhaps the basic feature of the code, however, is basically that of the world without obtaining the political activity is proscribed — doing, the new law, while governance) to the extent that this code is its emphasis on the role a notary and archivist: in U.S. prior permission of that all.with the proviso that in certain expanding the language of the old is conceded them for individual and the rights of the laity. practice, chancellors usually are territory’s bishop, as the 1917 code circumstances church authorities code, is simply describing in legal instances by the highest authority Virtually the only right of the laity assigned to other functions as and present church practice might deem such activity as detail grounds for annulment of the church." The pope's editing specified in the 1917 code was that well, including some that require require. legitimate, either for the which have been used by makes it now read: "The of receiving the sacraments. But ordination and would thus not be Another illustration of the law's protection of the church's rights or marriage tribunals for the past Christian faithful can share in the revised code spells out basic open to laypersons, men or new approach is the reduction in for the common good. two or three decades. such power according to the norm rights of persons and insists on the women.) the number of actions which result While the 1917 code required a The revised code is the fruit of of the law," a change in wording equality of all members of the in automatic excommunication — retrial at the appellate level nearly 20 years of work, during meant perhaps to reinforce the church by virtue of baptism. It The revised code also clarifies from 34 in the 1917 code to seven in whenever a declaration of nullity which an international code essential role of the laity in the says laypersons can share in the that non-admission to the the new one. Among those was approved in a marriage case, revision commission, composed of church's activity. 'governance’' of the church in permanent lay ministry of lector retained in the new code is an the new version demands not a more than 100 bishops and Perhaps the most evident stamp areas where such governance is does not prohibit a woman from automatic excommunication fora complete retrial but simply a cardinals, heard testimony from of the pontiff's personal touch is not dependent on ordination. The serving as a reader at Mass by person who procures an abortion. review by an upper-level three- experts, clerical and lay, from 31 the section on holy days of code also envisions, though it does temporary delegation. Many of the previous code's judge panel. nations. obligation. The draft commission, not mandate, the establishment ol penalties were abrogated by In reality, though, this is a The commission's final draft of in a recommendation which had an office or commission in each The laity are also permitted to been widely published, favored preach in church, though not to subsequent particular legislation. tightening up of special the code was presented to Pope diocese for reconciling disputes The Vatican ruled in 1974, for procedures under which Ameri­ John Paul II in April of last year. reducing the universally within the church. replace the ordained minister in mandated holy days to two: delivering the homily. example, that the automatic can and Australian bishops have Since then he has held 13 Unheard of in 1917 but treated in excommunication decreed in the been able to operate in recent meetings, each lasting from three Christmas and a major Marian the revised code are such Perhaps the most striking 1917 code for joining the Masons years. Under an indult granted by to four hours, with a small group of feast to be designated by the local consultative structures as expansion of the laity's role comes did not apply unless the particular the Holy See, the procedure in advisers of his own choosing, in bishops' conference. diocesan pastoral councils, in the permission which a lodge joined was anti-Catholic. those two countries allowed for a order to review the code and insert Instead, after the pope's editing, mandated in every diocese “to the diocesan bishop can now give for Still another liberalization in the simple administrative review of a his own modifications. the presumption goes the other extent that pastoral circum­ lay people to provide pastoral care revised code is its attitude toward favorable annulment decision by Many of the changes made by way. Ten holy days of obligation stances recommend it,” and local for a parish in areas where priests cremation, which under its the national conference of the pope were apparently are specified by the code, while parish councils, which can be are scarce. precepts is permitted, so long as bishops, which was empowered to technical ones, but others were bishops' conferences may obtain mandated by the diocesan bishop So designated, the lay person the person does not intend by that dispense with the retrial. more substantive. Whereas, for the permission of the Holy See to if he deems it “opportune." can be empowered to officiate at choice to signify his opposition to A step is added, therefore, to example the commission felt that abolish the obligation locally for Apart from ordination to the baptisms, marriage ceremonies the Christian faith. Here again, current American and Australian church discipline should be some or to transfer their diaconate or priesthood and or funeral rites if priests are the new law is simply codifying church practice — though U.S. changed to permit a permanent observance to an appropriate investiture into the permament lacking, in addition to performing accepted church practice, since in canonists seem agreed that deacon to remarry if his wile Sunday.

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L argest class of LP N s A rt exhibit show s to gradu ate at St. F rancis diversity o f By PATRICIA BARTOS degree in history of fine arts from cited by all three women as the the University of Michigan and real attraction of nursing. "LPNs St. Francis Hospital's Alvernia had been a volunteer at the give good patient care," Sister School of Practical Nursing will Harmarville Rehabilitation Eugene said. p a p a l collection graduate the largest class in its 22- Center and the Home for Crippled St. Francis's hospital setting is a year history — 35 students — on Children in Pittsburgh. great plus to the course, they felt. Sunday, Feb. 6. She began looking for more than “We repeat all procedures at least NEW YORK (NC) - On The statue and the tapestry are Instructor Lois McKinley sees, volunteer work as the children three times under instruction,” exhibition in the same room of part of the 237 artworks from the as one reason for the course’s grew up and she first considered Sister Eugene explained. And, by New York's Metropolitan Vatican lent to the Metropolitan popularity, a tight job market and social work. She heard of the St. spending so much time on the Museum of Art are the Apoilo Museum of Art for its exhibition the belief that nursing is a more Francis practical nursing course hospital floors, "when we learn Belvedere, a first-century A.D. "The Vatican Collections — the recession-proof profession than and decided to enroll. the procedure, we can use it,” marble statue of the Greek sun Papacy and Art." Purpose of the rtnany others. “The hardest part was getting added Mrs. Bitzer. god, and "The Miraculous exhibition is to show the breadth Another factor is that more men back to studying and to the With the classroom work Draught of Fishes,” a 16th- and depth of the Vatican are joining the nurses' ranks in regimentation,” she recalled. She backed up by the clinical work, century tapestry depicting a collections and how the popes today's society. This class wants to work in a hospital or “You feel confident going out on WW' famous miracle performed by gathered the pieces and began includes three men — two of them return to where she had done the floors," Sister Agnes Christ. preserving them in a series of sponsored by the U.S. Army volunteer work. explained. The St. Francis The two works stand in sharp museums. Reserve. Sister M. Agnes Gmuer has a Hospital course has a ratio of one thematic contrast. The marble The exhibition is scheduled to be Still another factor is the master's degree in education from instructor for every seven statue, a Roman copy of a Greek opened to the public Feb. 26 at the "second career" idea. A number Duquesne University and had students. original, shows the nearly naked Metropolitan Museum of Art, of class members arrived at taught in schools operated by the The course "is a growing Apollo in human form and has which began preview showings for nursing after working for years in Benedictine Sisters for 23 1/2 experience for students at any been regarded by many sculptors journalists and other invited other professions, such as years. She had attended several of age," Mrs. Bitzer commented. as one of the best artistic guests on Jan. 21. It will also be administration, teaching and as her religious order’s workshops on For the last five weeks of the expressions of human beauty. The exhibited in Chicago and San housewife and mother. second careers and decided it was LPN course, the students are Christian-inspired tapestry Francisco. It is the largest Three "second-career" women time for a change. assigned solely to hospital work, visualizes the Gospel account exhibition of Vatican works to be in this graduating class provide a Sister Agnes first did volunteer part of the "extensive clinical (Luke 5, 1-11) in which Peter shown on a foreign tour. good look at the licensed practical work at the Benedictine order's training,” according to Miss becomes a disciple of Christ after nurse of tomorrow. infirmary in Perrysville and then McKinley. the miracle in which Peter The 7-l'oot-4-inch high Apollo Sister M. Eugene Sisk comes to enrolled in the St. Francis The students follow assign­ catches more fishes than his nets Belvedere became the embodi­ nursing after an eight-year term Hospital course. She too plans to ments made out by the head nurse can hold. ment of sculptural beauty in the as general superior of the Sisters return to her motherhouse and are almost completely on Both belong to the Vatican and 16th and 17th centuries as many of St. Francis of Mt. Alvernia, infirmary to work. their own. "We try to give them show the diversity of the popes as artists visited the Belvedere Millvale. Like the others, Sister was the feel of the work before they get art patrons and as collectors of art Courtyard to see and study the Sister had also taught for 15 impressed with the course. "It out on their own. This period helps Marking 75th masterpieces. The tapestry was smooth, relaxed muscles of Apollo years and holds a bachelor’s was very concentrated, very to cut the apron strings," she commissioned by Pope Leo X to resting against a tree stump. In degree in education and a intensive. It was quite a surprise added. The students take their Sister Mary Charlotte Janczak adorn the Sistine Chapel. Italian the same room with the Apollo master's degree in English from how many hours of study were state board exams in late April, Renaissance artist Raphael made Belvedere is the Belvedere Torso, Duquesne Uni versity. She also has will celebrate her 75th anniver­ required," she said. but can work as graduate sary as a Felician Sister Sunday, the drawing, showing Peter a fragmentary marble sculpture done post-graduate work in It is an opinion shared by many practical nurses in the meantime. kneeling in his boat before a irom the first century B.C. administration at Pitt. Feb. 13, at an 8 a.m. Mass in the new students, according to Miss This class's graduation infirmary chapel at the Coraopolis seated Christ, which was used as a showing a bulky, muscular torso She had nurtured a long-time McKinley. "They are amazed at model for the weaving. The Apollo seated on a boulder. The statue, by interest in nursing and, after her ceremonies will be Sunday, Feb. 6 motherhouse. She will also be the Greek scupltor Apollonius, the amount of work involved." in Scotus Hall at Mt. Alvernia in honored at a noon dinner. Born Belvedere was acquired in the term as superior was over in June At St. Francis, the only hospital- early 1500s by Pope Leo's was used by Michaelangelo to of 1981, Sister Eugene worked as a Millvale, with Dr. Edward W. March 7, 1892 in Zurkow, Poland, based practical nursing course in Sweeney of St. Francis Hospital as Sister came with her parents to immediate predecessor, Pope study anatomy and inspired some nurse’s aide in the order's the city, the new students get an Julius II, to decorate the Vatican's of the figures in Michaelangelo's Millvale infirmary for six months. speaker. Dr. Anna E. Wagner is the South Side in 1899. She entered "orientation to units" on the the order from St. Adalbert parish Belvedere Courtyard. huge frescos of the Creation and That did it. She entered the next director of the Alvernia School of Through the centuries popes the Last Judgement painted in the hospital floor the second week of Practical Nursing. in 1908 and taught for 51 years and practical nursing class at St. class, "and it picks up in have commissioned great artists Vatican's Sistine Chapel. Francis and intends to return to served as a local superior and momentum," Miss McKinley For Miss McKinley and the principal in schools in Pittsburgh, to create works of beauty Another room of sculptures is the order’s infirmary after said. exemplifying Christian themes. dominated by the Augustus ol graduation. The Mt. Alvernia other instructors, there is more Latrobe and Michigan. She retired The students learn to change work. The next class of 36 students to the Coraopolis motherhouse in They also have collected other Prima Porta, a first-century B.C. convent has 22 patients and some dressings, monitor IV units, works for their intrinsic quality, marble statue of the Roman 20 others who come regularly for — the hospital’s 34th class — 1966 and has resided in the Emperor Augustus Caesar in administer medications and bathe begins Monday, Feb. 7. infirmary since 1967. even if the subject matter is non- medication or blood-pressure patients. They also get experience Christian or pre-Christian. battle dress as a field general. readings. in medical-surgical, obstetrical, The infirmary has registered pediatric and geriatric care. nurses on each shift but Sister And they get a very real MMAMMMAMMMMMAMWMMUMMNUMMMMIMWMMMMMIWMMIMMANIMMAMMMUW Eugene will be the infirmary’s understanding of what a practical “Precious Feet” i fjrst and only licensed practical nurse does. “ I really want to take : m i I FfiF MFN WHY NOT CONSIDER THE nurse. care of patients," Mrs. Bitzer U U L L U U L I f l t l l PRIESTHOOD AS A CAREER? ’ She was impressed with the explained, "and practical nurses course. "It was a surprise. It was do that." During their college years, m any young m en are considering the possibility of an extremely intensive course — I Registered nurses today, they becoming a Catholic priest. W hy not obtain m ore information and guidance really never studied as hard explained, are much more before." involved in administrative J about this opportunity in your life? ? Ann R. Bitzer is married, lives functions, in delegating work and This 'Precious Feet" lapel pm is in Fox Chapel and has two in taking responsibility for identical m shape and size to the tiny A Priesthood Inquiry Day for college-age men is planned for Friday- Children, one in college and one in teet of an unborn baby. |ust 10 weeks doctors’ orders. after conception Gilt finish Saturday, February 18-19, 198J at Saint Paul Seminary in high school. She holds a bachelor’s Direct patient care is the aspect Pittsburgh, If you w ant to attend or obtain more inform ation, please FOR PRO-LIFE SUPPORTERS AND Lithuanian night set PRO-LIFE GROUPS: w r i t e : • The perfect EDUCATOR The 65th anniversary of Lithuanian independence will be • The perfect FUNDRAISER marked Saturday, Feb. 19, in the ballroom of the Lithuanian Send $2.00 tor your pair of -Precious Vocation Office, Diocese of Pittsburgh, Citizens Society, 1725 Jane St., South Side. Feet" to: -PRECIOUS FEET 111 Boulevard of the Allies, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15222 The program will begin at 5 p.m. with short speeches, Box 730 Taylor, AZ. 85939 Quantity prices and or phone 456-3073. Lithuanian songs and dances and a candle-light ceremony pro-lila literature included _ honoring those now living in occupied Lithuania. ^ »Copyrighted^ A dinner featuring Lithuanian foods will follow. Tickets at $10 can be obtained by calling Agatha Bender, 521-5666, or Marge Turner, 761-1326.

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GAUGHAN Concentrate exclusively on If suddenly there were no going on in their Church, their them to be free and become adults in the Church. theology and religious items more Catholic newspapers in diocese, their parish, their A new feature in the book * • * instead of trying to discern God's the United States, would Catholic organizations and publishing business is "non­ Become too much aware of the voice in the sounds of the culture American Catholics be any agencies, from these newspap­ books," little bits and pieces, NORBERT local, regional sports teams and about them. worse off? ers. In these papers they usually humorous, put together GAUGHAN heroes and not enough about * 0 * Decidedly yes, we would regularly find guidance on the with illustrations, fashioned "problem" parishioners. Hug and kiss everybody in sight, morality of the social issues of according to a theme. Such a book * * 0 instead of seeking to love each say, as we call our readers’ was "Murphy’s Law," which attention to February being the day, from poverty and race Worry how to make this Mass person as Christ would and does. brought out any number of follow- "more interesting," rather than * * * Catholic Press Month, while relations to peace and ups. Lately it has been "Real Men simultaneously conceding that abortion. permit the mystery of the Tell parishioners how lucky Don't Eat Quiche." (A companion Eucharist to burst through. they are to have him as shepherd, the Catholic press still leaves The diocesan newspaper piece is "Real Women Don’t Specify the exact brand and • * • represents probably the most instead of giving thanks that the something to be desired in Pump Gas.") These books have taste of the altar wine instead of Seek to make homilies parishioners need their priestly competence. Some critics who effective means the Church provoked the following reflections trying to impart the flavor of entertaining instead of presenting ministration. see only its incompetencies has today for exchanging that "Real Priests Don't. . . holiness to the Mass. at times the hard questions of * • • ideas. It is the Church’s *00 will be quick to point that out. Get more fussed up about the Gospel truth. Quit when they find prayer hard Diocesan newspapers in principal tool at present for Bring trivia from TV into • * * to do, but do keep on trying and position of the presidential chair sermons rather than a better general have long been achieving a sense of commun­ than the desire to be intelligible. Devote more time to watching fashion another kind of prayer accused of being staid and ity and unity in a diocese. It is * * * knowledge of the person of Jesus TV soap operas than in growing in suited to their needs. Christ. timid, frequently little more the prime source of official Become anxious about the prayer: mental, liturgical, • • • devotional. than Chancery organs. These communication between the length of the stole, rather than • • • Ordinary of the diocese and his Spend all their energies giving And do you know, there are a lot charges may have some merit, length of homilies. advice instead of saving some to of real priests about, going about people. * * * Recognize the voice of Dan but they ignore or too easily listen to the troubles of people. Rather or Howard Cosell, instead their work day by day, often dismiss the fact that these Ironically, while the Spend overmuch time making * * • without recognition — but doing it gourmet meals at the expense of of the quiet voice of God and papers, as the official diocesan press stands accused Try to keep parishioners conscience. because that's what real priests publications of their Church, by some of being too preparing better homilies. dependent rather than helping * * * do. face constraints and have controlled, it is charged by goals that the secular press other Catholics with being too does not. If diocesan papers free. The latter group objects are not yet the printed to the appearance of any kind Sound o f silence equivalent of ‘‘60 Minutes,” of unfavorable (in their (and thank heaven for that, in judgment) news that might By FR. RICHARD MURPHY, O.P. show the pilgrim Church many respects), they still have Noise is a big part of our world and we are forever complaining come a long way from the days getting her feet dusty along the about it and adding to it. But silence is also a part of our world: time when the norm was an road of history. passes by soundlessly, the seasons come and go on velvet feet, the uncritical, even fawning In a statement issued for PITTSBURGH CATHOUcj sun, moon and stars make no noise, nor do things that grow disturb approach to Church events, Catholic Press Month, our nights or days. when unpleasant Church news Auxiliary Bishop Norbert WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT: Then there is the quiet voice of God. Sometimes we complain was slighted or simply Gaughan of Greensburg, the o RDM CANON LAM CODE about His silence. If only He would clear His throat or radio waves. ignored. honorary president of the To hear His voice, an inner stillness or attention is required. We Today’s diocesan press, with Catholic Press Association, °TME POPE’S TEACHING have to be in tune. God s children are often fearful, lor in the game of life the stakes greater attention to more chided these types for wanting «> m - LITE FIGHT the Catholic press to are high and the odds are pretty steep. It is consoling then to learn professional journalism, with ■ 118 Sa 0 NMS CONTROL that some of God's great children dragged their feet a bit too: think a broader, less parochial scope automatically deny all of Moses, Gideon, Jeremiah, and even the Apostles. Others of of news interest, is, we believe, wrongdoing in the Church and 0 MORHHY, IMMORALITY course were quite decisive. fulfilling with greater to conceal injustices. The story of Isaiah's call is one of the classic Old Testament effectiveness the social T ransm itting the “ good news" » FAMILY SUPPORT stories. The scene took place in the Temple at Jerusalem, and in the function demanded of it by the sometimes requires reporting «CHARVTYTOALJ prophet's inner spirit. The Ancient of Days sat on a lofty throne, the Church. While its critics and bad news, the bishop train of His garment filling the sanctuary. Angels of the highest its problems still abound, the commented, adding that o tCUMENISVi, order cried out "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts," and Isaiah attitudes of Catholics in conflict and tension in the grew afraid: he was not worthy to see what he saw. Church are not always Then a seraphim touched his lips with a fiery ember, to cleanse general toward it are largely him, and his reaction to the Lord's "Whom shall I send?" was favorable, according to a unhealthy. In once appraising the simply splendid: "Here I am, send me!" Splendid too was his Gallup poll of several years subsequent performance. ago. Diocesan papers received Catholic press, Pope John Paul t ^ God is the proverbial silent partner, but He is no mere spectator. good marks in that poll for II said it is important "for the He guides His fearful children to greatness and watches over them. providing spiritual and moral diffusion of Christian As the Psalmist said: "To His angels He has given command. ..that guidance to their readers. principles and for the defense they guard you in all your ways' ’ (Ps. 91:11). Underneath us are the of Catholic positions in everlasting arms, lest we dash out feet against a stone. For most Catholics, their society...and for the formation Moses become a great leader and brought the Chosen People out diocesan newspaper is the of a healthy and open public of the land of bondage. Gideon with a small army routed the most easily accessible means opinion on every good cause.” powerful Midianites (Judges 6-8). Jeremiah, fearful within, was they have of information about The continual need of that nevertheless a pillar of iron for a people that would not heed his and education in their Church press today is for both readers« _ y/rff- ‘ "/s’ >//' 1 voice. and faith. The greatest and editors to understand and Later on it would be the turn of Paul and the apostles. The great number of them learn what is to believe in that importance. apostle to the Gentiles, St. Paul, was painfully aware of his BLIND FAITH ISN'T ENOUGH weakness, but strong in the Lord: at the end of his strenuous life, he had brought the faith to the very center of the world, pagan Rome. God speaks to us in many ways, but one has to listen closely to G et it straigh t hear Him. Those who listen will learn a lot and do a lot. The apostles listened and obeyed, and were rewarded by a great haul of fish. God When are they going to get it It should not be hard to did not exempt them (nor does He exempt us) from the use of their straight? The 1973 Supreme deduce from this last provision muscles. They had to work even though Jesus worked miracles. Court decision on abortion that the woman and her doctor legalized this operation at may override any legislation every stage of pregnancy, yet designed to protect the unborn one continues to read and hear child, even in the later stages f R ecovery o f asceticism 9 that abortion is freely of pregnancy. All the woman available only during the first need do is to claim her health is By MSGR. PAUL M. LACKNER ity reinforced blindness, the spiritual sluggishness and three months of pregnancy, at stake, and with health Occasionally, I use this column blindness of trying not to see what enjoyed an ecstatic union with to summarize and make a few lies before and all around the God. leaving the implication that it defined by the court so broadly comments on an article from community." In our time, we have a culture is restricted by government as to be synonymous with another publication which I deem MSGR. PAUL A second feature of the early M. LACKNER that is characterized by a desire regulation thereafter. convenience, what she to be well written, timely and of P Church was its consciousness of lor ecstasy of a different sort by One would think that actually has available is nine some depth. Articles of this kind being “truly alive,” that is, the misuse of the body through reporters, at least, would know months of abortion on demand. should, I believe, be given wide Christians were endowed with sex, alcohol, drugs and a killing the facts by now, yet here we Yet many people, for whatever distribution because otherwise "new life," that brought with it life-pace. In addition, we pollute many will miss their valuable new ideas, new perspectives and find Scripps-Howard staff reason, fail or refuse to make E i our environment and make writer Gene Goldenberg, in a this deduction. contents. An article of this ilk is to new ways of responding to their weapons that can destroy the recent story from Washington One Washington writer who be found in the recent issue end the world, the sequence is situations. Theirs was a new world that God gave us. (1/28/83) of Commonweal. It is likely to be not a burst of strong- counter-culture, one full of vitality that was front-paged locally, has m anaged to get the m atter entitled "The Recovery of and the opposite of the deadness of „ As I see it, Margaret R. Miles straight is George Will, who willed activity leading to a final repeating the same distortion. Asceticism." It is written by explosion, but enervation, dulled the secular culture. has done us a great service as she Mr. Goldenberg wrote that the noted in one of his columns for Margaret R. Miles, associate senses, enfeebled will, stupor and A third feature of the Church of asks that we investigate and court guaranteed women “the Newsweek that harm to the professor of theology at the paralysis. Then death." the first four centuries was the (hopefully) adopt it as an right to obtain an abortion free mother’s health can include Harvard Divinity School. Ms. Miles suggests that to solve expectation of martyrdom. The alternative to our present way of of government interference something as simple as The author begins by quoting this enfeeblement of sense and martyrs were the _ heroes and living in this secularized during the first three months of "d istre ss.” Concluded Will: from Jonathan Schell's book "The will and its effect on our social and heroines to be imitate'd. They went American culture. She suggests pregnancy." “The court actually decreed Fat of the Earth” — a work that political life we should consider to their deaths singing hymns and that each one of us consider some He later says that states may that there can be no serious ponders the gap between the the role that our bodies can play in were seen to feel no pain. In fact, personal ascetic practices. They regulate abortion in the second impediment to even third unprecedented possibility of this crisis. Thus, in the Old prior to their death, they were include: fasting from food for nuclear catastrophe and our endowed with special gifts of trimester and prohibit it in trimester abortions...There is, Testament in times of national short periods, lasting from the rather obvious inability to respond crisis the prophets rose up and preter-natural clarity. media of communication, the third, then adds, without effectively, abortion on to it except in the most called for a fast as a means of When the threat of martyrdom physical exercise, periods of making any connection to the demand at every point.” conventional ways. Mr. Schell awakening the people from their abated, many went to the desert or solitude, of silence, of celibacy, foregoing, that abortion is Now, why can’t reporters agonizes over the attitude of most lethargy. Ascetic practices were to the monastery and practised etc. always permitted to protect such as Mr. Goldenberg learn Americans who lived with this fact the means of what she terms the phenomenon of asceticism, There is much more to Ms. the mother's life or health. th at much? for the last 36 years. He describes "political sensitivity." known as the daily martyrdom. As Miles' line article than I have their attitude with such terms as In the New Testament, there are the author expresses it: “The given in this brief summary. I “deadness," “ failure of many passages calling for lasting, ascetics undertook to become suggest that it be read, yes response," and "dullness and prayerfulness and celibacy. These martyrs in will, that they might studied. It will make a line Pittsburgh Catholic coldness." are called for in view of the not miss the glory of those who preparation for the season of Lent O fficial Publication o f the Diocese o f Pittsburgh Mr. Schell goes on to say that expected imminent end of the were made perfect by blood." which will begin in a few weeks this attitude just described is world. Here, too, the ascetic They like many who followed (February 16th). (P.S. I will be Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, characteristic of every aspect of practices are urged "for the them, notably St. Francis of willing to send a copy of Ms. Miles' Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington American life. He writes: "If we purpose of overcoming commun­ Assisi, overcame the lethargy of article to anyone who requests it.) * * ★ Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates A greeing on R eagan MohI Rev. Vincent M. Leonard* I). I).. President Rev. John A. Harvey, Executive Secretary and General Manager By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE sent incumbent of the White House. Washington, D.C. Established 1844 by Most Rev. Michael O ' Connor, D. D. "Congratulations lor your ! "I have read and reread your contribution to many thousands o f1 Annual Suhscriplum Hole: in I .S.,$V in i'anada From St. Paul, Minnesota, great expressions of this certainly Member: Catholic Press Association true Americans sharing our Sen ed by Nt' News Service writes A.F. Labon as follows: MSGR. CHARLES synthetic person, and have made philosophy. Second-Class Hostage Paid at Pittsburgh, Pa. "Alter reading the attached O. RICE copies for several friends: "I pray the Good Lord will 1 Robert Melder, E ditor article, one can only conclude that likewise concerned about this continue to bless you and keep you ; you are no less a bigot than political tragedy and huckster William McClinton, An»ociate Editor Irom harm." President Reagan, whom you thrust upon this great nation. I feel Now, there is a man alter my I Patricia Barto», Stephen Karlinrhak, He purler* unfairly denounce in such a as Stephen Decatur said, my own heart, a clear thinker and a ; prejudiced and unmerciful tirade. Country "right or wrong" it is still great judge of character and ; Jack Lee, Adrertuing Reprenenlalire “It would do you well to take a "Thank you for your letter "yours and mine." Frank Rode, ttiutne*» Manager anyhow." columnar worthiness. Frank Murrav, t'.irrulaliun Manager long and hard look at yourself as “As a Lutheran, Mason and a As for Mr. Reagan: I now enjoy ! you kneel before your confessoi Scarce was the ink dry when Hubli.hed Erery Friday from Minneapolis, the Twin City veteran, I am not only frightened him. When he was first elected it ! I like friendly, urbane missives of St. Paul, came Joseph T. with the subject, but his friends, pained to see and hear him on TV. ' of this sort, so I gently replied: such as Jesse Helms, Jerry Now, as reality catches up with ! Pnslmamer & Subscribers: Send address changes io "Your letter of January 2, 1983. Glascock writing: Pittsburgh Catholic, 1 10 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa. 15222 Falweil, Bob Dole and others of him, and as others see him as I do, You have to realize that Reagan is "A close friend, a member of St. like thinking. the pain is gone. Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN 032-0323) President of the United States and Olal Catholic Church here in “I am proud of my ancestry, the Commentators begin to say as I tj't r, »11 no Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 a fair target. He offered himself Minneapolis, made available to first G lascocks settlin g in have from the beginning, he plays P hone: (412 ) 471-1252 for the job and is doing it poorly in me your splendid article on Tidewater, Virginia in 1614, a role: as one of them put it, he is ! my estimation. Horatio Hornblower, alias the pre­ although I was bom and reared in presidential but not President. 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Letters to the editor T ithing training for young

Bishops commended By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN she make a particular sacrifice in as rock concerts, movies and the Lord’s name like washing the videogames at the local mall. To the Editor: Children of Holy Trinity parish dishes, carrying out the garbage In their cases, too, his teaching in Weston, Mo., learn at an early or being especially friendly to I wish to commend the U.S. bishops lor their stand against age the tradition and develop the on tithing or sacrificial giving nuclear weapons. It is refreshing to see so many Church leaders FR. JOSEPH someone and place an X on the seeks more the developing and habit of returning to God in M. CHAMPLIN envelope indicating that personal giving witness to moral conscience in such momentous matters, gratitude a share of what the Lord deepening of good habits than the unintimidated by the politics of the (Reagan) Administration gilt. The boys and girls actual increasing of monies and its supporters. has given them. understand this alternative is just donated. Whereas some of the bishops' critics are militants who thirst for as praiseworthy and valuable as Bob Miller, a highly successful The pastor, Fr.Thomas the customary financial offering. the un-Christian "glories'' of confrontation, muscle-flexing, and Waterman, believes strongly that insurance agent in nearby Kansas number one-ism, most sincerely fear the Soviet threat, but naively young people should use church City, also believes in tithing, see some kind of security in our nuclear build-up. When a child receives a regular His campaign advocating use of practices it and has trained his envelopes and drop their allowance at home, Fr. Waterman the envelopes has produced some U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.) answers them this sacrificial gift into the collection children to follow that system. way: ", . .the nuclear arms race is like two individuals in the urges them to take a portion of good results. Prior to this Two college-age sons, for basket each Sunday at Mass. To that and give it back to God ' personalized instruction present­ cellar, up to their waists in gasoline. One has 10 matches and the encourage them in this practice he example, painted houses during other has 11. What this Administration wants to do is to spend through a gift for the Church and ing some options for the young, the past summer vacation. Before visits each religious education the world's - poor. He would only two or three of the 70 pre­ billions of dollars so they each have 20 matches. Will they then be classroom during the year and returning to school they decided more secure? " Even if those billions were not cruelly taken away suggest the tithe — 5 percent for school through eighth-grade an appropriate tithe on income personally hands a set of hurting people — as a measuring children brought their envelopes lrom benefits and programs vital to the needy, should they be envelopes to every child. received from these labors would wasted on upgraded super-overkill? stick for their donation. to Mass. Over a recent weekend, be the donation of their time and If the Soviets criminally bleed their people to support massive Is this priest so anxious about The Missouri pastor, however, on the contrary, the pastor noted energies to paint a rural church. military expenditures, does that make it uncriminal to bleed our raising additional funds for the discourages parents from 31 youngsters had done so, many That decision was not a spur of people for the same purpose? And this to escalate the insecurity to parish that he has resorted to high providing their children with making the suggested mark. the moment idea or an action "20 matches?" The tragic state of the world today is largely due to pressure, poor taste tactics, even money specifically for the Fr. Waterman next plans to suggested by their father. It grew well-intentioned persons in positions of power being ostensibly to the point of equivalently envelopes. Instead, he prefers direct his attention toward instead quite naturally out of their unable to grasp the fact that spending even one more dime to stay a robbing tiny tots' piggy banks? that the young people make a teenagers of the parish. We tend to childhood and adolescent home course aimed at producing more and better "matches" is totally Not at all. In fact, he encourages a choice and deduct from spending judge that adolescents are training. They learned in those counter-productive. When there are no more matches and all unique alternative which forms money an appropriate sum for the poverty-stricken and thus tender years to give back to the contestants are completely free of gasoline, "security" may againi these youngsters in the custom of Lord. penniless. In reality, many Lord a share of their income and become a meaningful term. sacrificial giving without When a youngster does not teenagers are able to secure earnings. Those lessons obviously Many of the bishops are aware of the glaring inconsistency of involving any money where none receive any type of allowance, Fr. money, sometimes in substantial have carried over into their appearing to be more pro-life prior-to-birth than pro-life alter may be available. Waterman recommends thatheor amounts, for such entertainment twenties. birth, including the unequivocal opposition to modern war with its sadistic weapons of mass destruction that kill, maim, and torture indiscriminately. Few things have underminied the authority of Church leaders more than the contradiction of being anti-killing M other’s H otline "our" people, but not "their" people, being anti-abortion but pro- militarism. By DOLORES CURRAN mothers who just need to hear the dinner, tired children, etc. The The misguided policy that would lead any democracy founded sound of another adult voice to winter months also bring on human rights and religious freedom to model its behavior and Remember those early days of child-rearing when even the stave off the loneliness and increased calls, reflecting the its budget priorities on the Soviet Union — a totalitarian power frustration of hours with only a effects of being housebound on with little use for freedom or religion — is bad enough. For staunchest among us felt at the DOLORES edge of insanity during a day of CURRAN crying baby or babbling three- both parent and child. Catholic bishops, presumably representatives of Christ, to think year-bld for company. The fact that the volunteers are this way would be far more egregious. sick kids, crying babies and toddler babble? Maybe you don't The Mother's Hotline is a 24- also mothers who have experienc­ Yet, by expecting their views not to clash with the hour, seven-day-a-week telephone ed many ol thesame feelings is the Administration's — an administration known to favor sending a have to remember because you're in this situation right now, but we service for parents who need help Hotline’s strength. Although not message to the Soviets even to the detriment of human needs and coping with any aspect of professional counselors, these human rights at home and abroad — are not the opponents of the all knew that the surest way of overcoming the tension and home. Most of their calls come parenting. It was begun in 1977 by volunteers are trained to listen bishop's nuclear stand reproaching them, in effect, for not the Association of Family Women and help the caller sort out his or thinking in the Soviet fashion? frustration was to talk with from parents — mothers mainly — someone whose head reached who need to vent their feelings, whose members recognized the her feelings, or to select the isolation and frustration lelt by possible options. The rewards of J. ROLAND E. RAMIREZ above our kneecap. frustrations, depression and About a year ago, I read an problems. many parents confronted with being a volunteer are enhanced by raising children in a mobile the fact that she can perform this Brentwood article in the Liguorian Magazine "About half our calls concern (September, 1981) about a unique ordinary parent-child problems," society, often away from the service in her own home, Mother's Hotline operating in St. said coordinator Patti Minibole. support of family or close friends. surrounded by her children, while Plan for peaceful security Louis, Mo. and I was so impressed "Our volunteers feel most With a grant from the St. Louis exchanging with the caller the with the simplicity and success of comfortable handling these calls. diocesan Campaign for Human results of her own experience. To the Editor: this type of like-to-like support But they're also trained to respond Development to provide funds for When we reflect on it, that's I would like to point out to our Catholic bishop that history that I wrote to the author for more to the more difficult calls from publicity, postage and telephone really all any of us has to offer, but records no example of military weakness ever preventing a war, information. Suzanne Hagan potential (or actual) abusive service, the Hotline became a that's the beauty of like-to-like but there are hundreds of examples to the contrary. Aggressors responded with permission and parents, from victims of wife reality that to date has served ministry: we give ourselves to don't move against strength: they move against weakness. specifics for dioceses that might abuse and from spouses of more than 1600 callers per year. others through the richness ol our Think back to October 1962. That was the time of the Cuban consider the idea as a workable alcoholics." Other calls are from Calls run the gamut from the own experiences. Congratulations missile crisis, when Russia tried to install nuclear weapons in approach to family ministry. parents without housing, food, weary new mother whose baby to the diocese of St. Louis for Cuba, just 90 miles from Florida. President John Kennedy kept the Basically, the idea is simple. money or those who need cries all night to the distraught supporting this effort and to the peace in 1962 because 20 years ago the U.S. had military Trained volunteers agree to be counselling. These are referred to parents of a runaway teen. Not mothers who listen. You serve as a superiority. Now things are different. Russia is now superior in hotline mothers one or two days a appropriate agencies. surprisingly, late afternoons model for the rest of us. (For more virtually every measure of military power. month. They work out of their But, according to the Liguorian bring the most calls when parents information and guidelines, write In the spring of 1982, the disarmament movement began homes through a call-forwarding article, volunteers are the real seem to experience the greatest Eileen Cochran, 12869 Whitehorse operations on a large scale in the U.S. Over 100 anti-nuclear system set up in one volunteer's experts when calls come from stress of the day — preparing Lane. Des Peres, MO 63131.) organizations in the U.S. today are trying to terrify Americans over the prospect of nuclear war. The objective is to persuade us to abandon our unalienable, constitutionally guaranteed right of self- defense. The campaign against nuclear weapons is aimed at the United States, not the Soviet Union. O n 'offering it up Isn't it comforting to know that we do have a civil defense that would prevent nuclear war and save lives? Called High Frontier, the project was developed by a non-governmental group of By SR. MARY ANN WALSH advice. Pain is the defeater in any When we dispose of pain military, intelligence and scientific leaders headed by Lt. Gen fight. The one who wounds deepest properly, however, it becomes an Daniel O. Graham, USA (ret.). My nomination lor this year's wins or at least appears to, if the energizer. When we offer it to God, High Frontier is a plan to put platforms in space which would "Most misunderstood piece of SR. MARY ANN injured person does not know how we remember that we're fighting lire projectiles to knock down any enemy missiles coming to Christian advice" is "Offer itup." WAUSH to handle his bruised ego. One can with Him against injustice. We attack us. It would deter war because it would make a potential I've realized that I, and a lot of choose to avoid the pain by remember that we're living out a enemy uncertain that his surprise attack could be successful. High others with me, have misunder­ quitting, of course, but the cost of Baptismal obligation as members Frontier can't kill anyone: it '.an t threaten anyone: it is an stood the message for years. that is weakening the cause. Those of the Church community. The instrument of peace. It is cheaper than most other weapons Personally, I used to think that who can figure out what to do with pain still hurts, of course, but it no currently discussed. It would result in all kinds of scientific and offering it up was just an excuse the pain do not have to sell out the longer seems purposeless. industrial benefits because it would take us onto the high ground of for moral wimps who didn't care He looked startled when he issue they felt worth fighting for in Injustices abound. Christians space — the new frontier of the future. It is estimated that it would enough to fight for a principle, for realized what I thought he had the first place. have to fight them when they see produce some 200,000 new jobs in the space industry. dullards incapable of thinking up a meant. Pain can be dangerous. When it them. There's no choice in the Congress should consider this program since it would protect the solution to a problem, and for "The pain!" he exclaimed. gets to be more than we can bear, matter for those who take their American people and not threaten any country. I urge our bishops masochists who believe that the "Offer up the pain! we begin to concentrate on it and Christian obligations seriously. to study the plan for peace that Ou r Lady gave us at Fatima in 1917. greater the suffering, the brighter "You can never give up the forget what were struggling However, fighting against the crown in heaven. fight," he added. “Every day you for.We begin to say things like "I injustice, noble though it be. will DOROTHY MacCOSBE A friend changed my ideas one have to say, Hey, you're not don't need this grief" and quit never be pain-lree. The aches can day when I cried to him about an getting away with that. Don't try it worthwhile efforts. We mumble, come from slowness of progress, Glenshaw injustice against me. As I one me! ’ "If no one else cares, why should the pounding away at the same wallowed in my hurt. I asked, "But," he added, "you’ll never I?" and abandon thecause. Wedo point every day, the frustration of "What should I do?” last in any struggle until you can it even when the cause is as working with those who do not Clarification When he answered, "Offer it offer up the pain." important as the fight for the right seem as committed as we, the up," I nearly leaped from my He explained that "offering it to life of the unborn or light disdain from those who we re­ To the Editor: chair. up," means handing the pain over against serious cuts in social spect, and the hurt from loved The recent activities remembering the U.S. Supreme Court "Offer it up." I asked to God, via "Lord, I give this pain programs. At worst, pain can turn ones who ask why we bother to be decision have been many and varied throughout the diocese. Many incredulously. "Are you telling to You" or some other kind of us into cynics who complain involved at all. church and non-sectarian organizations have used the occasion to me to offer up something that's prayer. defeatedly, "It doesn't matter- Any of this pain can be deadly, point out the destruction and devaluation of human life in our wrong instead of fighting against There's a lot of logic, not to what you do. You can't change the but it won’t be if we figure out what society through legalized abortion. However, some clarification is it?" mention good spirituality, in that system. Nobody ever listens." to do with it. necessary. The Respect Life Program and the Respect Life Committees active within parishes are programs of the Diocese of Pittsburgh under the direction of the Office for Justice and Peace. October is traditionally recognized within the Catholic community as C urves an d tangents in life "Respect Life Month." The headline "Respect Life Week" as it appealed on the front page of the Pittsburgh Catholic (Jan. 21) refers to a week By FR. JEROME LEDOUX, may live in great friction and of the battleground of change, designated by non-sectarian pro-life organizations and local S.V.D. tensions with the people around although it is a much less intense governments. Using the term "Respect Life Week" and having it you because your curves and arena than that of marriage. appear in the Pittsburgh Catholic has led to some confusion. You would like to have your life tangents do not correspond to Here, too, you may be suddenly follow a fairly straight line, so that FR. JEROME While the Office for Justice and Peace applauds efforts of any LEDOUX theirs. confronted with great changes in pro-life organization to stop legalized abortion, the policies and you can see where you are coming your feelings, attitudes, needs and lobbying efforts do not necessarily reflect the programs and from, where you are and where If you are a spouse, you will desires. Again, the confrontation policies of the Office. you are going. But you life is have the usual ups, downs, may be abrupt, but none of these FR. GEORGE NEWMEYER anything but a straight line, so frictions and disagreements changes is ever sudden. Your Office for Justice and Peace much so that, if you attempt to live associated with living in a friendships are doomed from the Diocese of Pittsburgh unflinchingly on your present fishbowl. But it is the permanent start, unless you and your Pittsburgh course, you are doomed to rift, the seething resentment and friend(s) can parallel the curves disappointment, discouragement, turns and ended up where you the lingering urge to hurt which and tangents of your growth. Chain letters depression, great troubling of the started out. Hopefully, your life you must beware of. These are Look back on your life and check spirit and, eventually, failure. has not been that turbulent or that strong indications that your its graph of curves and To the Editor: full of reverses and sufferings. tangent is moving away from the tangents. The slow, continual If you have been living in a Oddly enough — then, perhaps tangent of your spouse, and that process of your renewal and Since ignorance, superstition, and sin have been around for a straight line, you have neither long time, it is to wonder at the definition of a time period known as not so oddly — if you live more or your curve is swinging in the growth must somehow show laced up to the obstacles in your less as a hermit, the lack of curves opposite direction. tangents and curves. Disaster will the Dark Ages. way, nor have you experienced One could marvel in our so-called' 'enlightened'' day to receive a and tangents in your life will not strike you only if your growth is any notable growth. Each life bother you too much, since you You may be suddenly confront­ too slow or too fast for those chain letter (from the Northwest, unsigned as usual.) The very describes many tangents 1 and arrogance to say or imply we shall be called from this life, meet will have only yourself to contend ed by a huge change in yours or around you. various curves which are greater with. But, if your life follows your spouse's feelings. The All tangents and many curves with catastrophe, and (oh, horrors) lose large sums of spending or smaller according to one s money, unless we obey the letter’s demand to pass the letter on. rather normal paths, your lack of confrontation may be sudden, but are gradual, almost devious and individual background, personal­ tangents and curves can hurt you the change took a long time. In insidious in their angle of Should I have the courage to be for something, and was of a ity and circumstances. certainty the course is right, even though I am grossly misguided, severely, because your life will not order to keep both sets of tangents departure. Unless you commit Your life should be full of curves parallel the lives of the people with and curves more or less parallel — yourself to eternal vigilance, I feel I would hardly gain adherents, under the guise of modesty or and tangents. In fact, if there have cowardice by remaining anonymous, by offering no chance for whom you live, work, recreate and a very difficult task — you must unless you whip yourself been any drastic changes in your communicate. make minute adjustments year by continually into higher and more rebuttal by persons who may or may not be correct in their set of life, you may have described a values. We need the Church! However, there is another year, month by month, week by intense levels of awareness, you number of semi-circles where you complication in your life. Even if week, day by day and often hour will be lulled to sleep by the SARA KIRLIN made 180-degree turns, and a few your life has the tangents and South Side by hour. gradual, almost unperceived circles where you did 360-degree curves which it should have, you Friendship is another minefield changes in your lire." -

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P ope praises new cardinals; At the Vatican w arns them o f risks for faith

(Continued from page 1) expect church leaders to be "secure points of reference” in the Pope to visit Poland in June faith and he reminded the cardinals of the warning contained in the rite of elevation to ROME (NC) — Pope John Paul II will visit his however, was said to be opposed to the church's the college of cardinals: "You native Poland this year, beginning June 18. desire for a stop at Gdansk, the Baltic city which have to show yourself to be That announcement was made by the bishops of is the birthplace of the now-banned independent fearless.” Poland in a letter read in all Catholic churches of labor union, Solidarity, and at an unnamed city in He described the words as “a that country on Jan. 30. the Silesian coal-mining region. precise reference to the risks Cardinal Cardinal The text of the letter was released the same day The bishops’ letter opened: "With great joy we involved in the exercise of this Cardinal Cardinal by the Rome office of the Polish bishops’ are beginning the period of preparation for the responsibility in the hypothesis of Khoraiche Yago Kitbunchu Bernardin conference. second pilgrimage of the holy father, who will fidelity even ‘unto the shedding of The pope's visit, which has been scheduled arrive in his homeland on June 18 of this year." blood.’” since the fall of last year, had been cast into doubt Pope John Paul visited Poland for eight days in when, during his audience of Jan. 12, the pontiff June 1979, within a year after his election to the Although the bulk of his speech announced that he was entrusting to Mary the pontificate. was in Italian, with a few Latin decision as to “if and how" the trip should take “We are happy,” the letter continued, references, Pope John Paul also place. "because this corresponds to the desire of the sent greetings to visitors in No formal invitation has yet been extended to holy father, who considers it his right and duty to French, English, Spanish, the pontiff by Poland's communist government, pay homage to the mother of God who for 600 German, Portuguese, Croatian, but signs point to the government's intention of years has reigned in our nation. ” Thai, Latvian and Polish. welcoming him. For example, the official The new cardinals range in age government radio station broadcast the bishops' The pope has over the last several months from 47 to 87 and bring the total comments, including the section in which the repeatedly expressed his desire to visit his membership in the College of homeland during the current year, the sixth Cardinals to 138. Eighteen of the hierarchy called on the government to grant centenary of the arrival at Jasna Gora in Poland Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal amnesty to political prisoners and to re-establish present members are over 80 Lustiger Casoria Lopez Martini of the revered image of Our Lady of Czestochowa, years old and thus ineligible to “full social justice." the nation's patriness. In addition, a government spokesman, Jerzy vote in a conclave for the election Urban, told a press conference on Jan. 25 that, "Let us rely on the state authorities," the letter of a pope. while no formal invitation yet had been sent, urged, "to grant amnesty and to put into effect The full list of the new cardinals, nothing had changed regarding the government's other initiatives with the goal of re-establishing with their ages, nationalities and intention to invite the pope. full social justice.” titular church or deaconry, The primate of Poland, Cardinal-designate The bishops also asked that all Polish Catholics follows: Jozef Glemp of Warsaw and Gniezno, in Rome to "pray together in your families every evening, — Maronite Patriarch Antoine receive his red hat, said in a television interview reciting the Angelus and at least one decade of the Pierre Khoraiche of Antioch, 75, on Jan. 27 that the papal visit "will take place Hail Marys of the rosary, to prepare the way in Lebanese, no titular church. without doubt and in the month of June. " Poland for the holy father.” — Bernard Yago of Abidjan, Archbishop Glemp indicated that the duration Ivory Coast, 66, native of Ivory of the visit had not yet been established but was Polish Foreign Minister Stefan Olszowski said Coast, titular Church of St. Jan. 31 that the papal trip might improve the Crisogono. being negotiated with the government. “It seems Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal \ to me," he said, "that this will be defined toward Polish government's relations with the Catholic — Aurelio Sabattani, 70, Italian, prefect of the Supreme Tribunal of Kuharic Nascimento Danneels Sabattani r, the beginning of March.” Church. But, he also hinted that new bad I: The Polish primate made his comments only conditions in Poland could force further the Apostolic Signature, the hours after visiting the pope in a 30-minute postponement of the trip. "We believe that, given church’s highest court, deaconry j< private audience at the Vatican. the creation of the right conditions that a visit of of St. Apollinare. The letter of the Polish hierarchy did not this stature warrants, the journey by Pope John — Franjo Kuharic of Zagreb, J indicate an itinerary for the papal visit. Italian Paul to Poland can contribute to further Yugoslavia, 63, Yugoslavian, c news agencies had reported several days development of the constructive church-state titular Church of St. Girolamo A previously that church and government officials dialogue and that (dialogue) between the Polish Degli Schiavoni. w had agreed upon papal stops at Warsaw, Cracow, People's Republic and the Apostolic See," he said — Giuseppe Casoria, 74, Italian, Czestochowa and Sczcecin. The government, in remarks to the Polish parliament. prefect of the Vatican Congrega­ si tion for Sacraments and Divine ft Worship, deaconry of St. Giuseppe ri Pope asks married couples to be rtrue prophets9 in Via Trionfale. Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal Cardinal 1! — Jose Ali Lebrun Moratinos of Glemp Vaivods de Lubac Meisner O VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope John Paul II masculinity and femininity.” Caracas, Venezuela, 63, Venezue­ a called on married couples Jan. 26 to be “true "Thus, they are responsible for choosing those lan, titular Church of St. — Godfried Danneels of titular Church of St. Maria in prophets" by giving witness to "spousal and actions which will continually deepen their love Pancrazio. Malines-Brussels, Belgium, 49, Trastevere. procreative love." for one another, strengthen their fidelity to their — Joseph L. Bernardin of Belgian, titular Church of St. — Julijans Vaivods, apostolic Addressing about 5,000 people during his marriage vows, and keep them one in mind and Chicago, 54, American, titular Anastasia. administrator of Riga and heart until death," he added. "In doing this, they Church of Gesu Divin Laboratore. — Thomas Stafford Williams of Liepaja, in the Latvian region of weekly general audience in the Paul VI Audience D Hall, the pope devoted his talk to the sacrament of become an effective sign of Christ’s love for his — Archbishop Michael Michai Wellington, New Zealand, 52, New the Soviet Union, 87, Latvian, spouse, the church." Kitbunchu of Bangkok, Thailand, Zealander, titular Church of Gesu titular Church of Ss. Quattro W matrimony, a theme of many of his Wednesday W audiences during the past three years. During the audience, which was attended by 53, Thai, titular Church of St. Divin Maestro Alla Pineta Coronati. nearly 70 bishops from around the world, Pope Lorenzo in Panisperna. Sacchetti. lo "Through matrimony as a sacrament of the John Paul also made his weekly prayer to Our — Carlo Maria Martini of — Henri de Lubac. Jesuit church, the man and woman are in an explicit — Alexandre do Nascimento of Ci Lady of Czestochowa, Poland's patroness. Lubango, Angola, 57, Angolan, Milan, Italy, 55, Italian, titular theologian. 86, French, deaconry way called to give the witness of spousal and Recalling the traditional Christmas songs in his church of St. Cecilia, formerly of St. Maria in Domnica. G procreative love, witness worthy of true titular Church of St. Marco in Agro native Poland, the pope said: "Thanks to them, Laurentino. held by the late Cardinal John p; prophets," he said. despite the obscurity and numerous difficulties of Cody of Chicago. d< Pope John Paul said the covenant relationship Cardinal Patriarch. Khoraiche life, we see again the light in the depth of our — Alfonso Lopez Trujillo of — Jean-Marie Aron Lustiger of becomes a cardinai-bishop, between husband and wife "is continually existence, and we feel once again the joy that the Medellin, Colombia, 47, Colomb­ Paris, 56, French, titular Church renewed and deepened whenever a couple Cardinals Sabattani, Casoria and Word was made flesh and dwelt among us.' ian, president of the Latin of Ss. Marcellino e Pietro. de Lubac become cardinal- expresses their love, not only in word, but by "May we never cease to draw spi ritual strength American Bishops' Council, means of their bodies, through their respective — Jozef Glemp of Warsaw and deacons, and the other new from them,” the pope added. titular Church of St. Prisca. Gniezno, Poland, 54, Polish, members are cardinal-priests. cX Tl et ch Our Advertisers like to hear “I saw yourad in the Catholic” Repeat it often! Ht W th Ft BUSINESS DIRECTORY ch

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World marriage day New Castle rehearsals Carlow sets ’Black Week' Youth ministry series Gov. Richard Thornburgh recently signed a proclamation designating Feb. 13 as ' World Rehearsals for Dubois' sacred oratorio, "The "To Strive and Achieve" is the theme of this The diocesan Youth Ministry will host a 30-hour Marriage Day," an event sponsored by Seven Last Words, ’ ’ will be held Monday evenings year's "Black Week" observance at Carlow seminar on training for youth ministry, designed Worldwide Marriage Encounter again this year. at 8 p.m. from Feb. 7 to March 21 in St. Mary College. The week-long event, sponsored by the for adult volunteers, Feb. 22 through May 10 from Representi ng the Pittsbu rgh-a rea branch of the Church, New Castle. college's United Black Students organization in 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the ministry office, 48 S. 14th St.; organization at the Harrisburg ceremonies were The oratorio will be performed in Latin on Palm conjuction with the college's Office of Minority South Side. Pete and Joann Shandrick and Fr. Herman Sunday at 8 p.m. in the church. Affairs, will be held Feb. 13-18. Topics and speakers for the series will include: •' Huttinger, OFM Cap, executive team. Choir members and other singers are invited to A concert of gospel music to be held on Sunday, Ron Ragan on "What Is Youth Ministry?": Ann The day will be marked Sunday, Feb. 13, at participate. Feb. 13 at 3 p.m. in the college's Kresge Theatre Brownlee on “The Developing Teenager: " Sister '* Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall, Oakland, will open Black Week. Special guest for the Mary Agnes Earner, "Teenage Spiritual with a periormance by Fr. Tom Smith and the Troy Hill dance concert will be Jeremiah Murphy and Unlimited Development: " Sam McDowell and Pierce Platt "Fourfathers," and "TheEvangels" at 7:30p.m. Praise of Washington, D.C. In addition, the on "Teenage Chemical Abuse: ” Ann Brownlee on The program will locus on marriage and the Carlow College Gospel Consolettes and other "Adults & Adolescents: Friends or Foes." family. Most Holy Name parish in Troy Hill will hold local ensembles will perform. Keith Morris (session at Juvenile court) on two events over the Valentine Day weekend. A Byron Foster, personal administrator at the "Teenagerr and Delinquency: " Fr. Don Breier. > A Mass will be offered Thursday, Feb. 17, at roast beef dinner is set for Saturday, Feb. 12, > 7:30 p.m. at SS. Peter & Paul Church, Larimer Culgon Corporation, and Joyce Moorman Lee, two-part session on cults; Dave Pastrick on from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the school hall, followed by college placement counselor at the University of "Youth Ministry and Religious Education: " Ron > Avenue. East Liberty, with all married couples dancing to the music of the Helen Matlak '• and families of the area welcome. No admission Pittsburgh, will participate in the panel Ragan on "Organizing and Planning Youth Orchestra. Cost is $10 per person for the evening. discussion on career opportunities on Monday. Ministry Programs: ” Bob Clarke on a "Parish will be charged for the Feb. 13 performance. For On Sunday, Feb. 13, a Valentine family dinner information call Ed and Mary Pat Hoerner, 781- Feb. 14 at 12:30 p.m. in the Kresge Theatre. Youth Ministry Model: " and Ron Ragan and Fr. of roast beef is set for 4-7 p.m. For reservations, Speaking on Tuesday. Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. in the Don Breier on "Youth Ministry Resources." 4238. by Feb. 6, call 322-1761 or 322-0624. Last year s celebration, under the theme "We Kresge Theatre will be Barbara Williams- Fee for the series is $40, with $20 due by ; Believe in Marriage Day,'' drew support around Skinner, former executive director of the registration before Feb. 15. For information the world. Worldwide Marriage Encounter Youth of Year Congressional Black Congress and director of contact the youth ministry at 488-0900. Those ; numbers more than two million participants. Leadership Development for Tom Skinner completing the course will receive a certificate Associates. New York. from the youth ministry department. Gregory Madia, 16, of the North Side, has been Beauty Night, which will feature a hair and New series on radio named Youth of the Year at the Highland Drive fashion show, will be held Wednesday. Feb. 16: Veterans Hospital for his volunteer service there time and place of the event will be announced at a Glenshaw fam ily9 series : Fr. Edward Bunchek, pastor of Holy Trinity in a program sponsored by the Catholic War later date. Veterans. He is a member of St. Gabriel's parish. Church in McKeesport, will begin a series titled Entertainment Night is scheduled for St. Bonaventure parish in Glenshaw will "Alive to the Spirit" Sunday, Feb. 6, from 2 to2:15 Thursday. Feb. 17; event, time and place will be present the six-part "Focus on the Family" series . p.m. on radio station WEDO (810) in McKeesport. announced at a later date. by Dr. James Dobson on Sundays, beginning Feb. The program will run every Sunday on WEDO, Black Week will close with a presentation of the 6 at 6:30 p.m. in the social hall. The series will according to station general manager John film. "Lady Sings the Blues," on Friday. Feb. 18 conclude Monday, March 14, at 6:30 p.m. The James. Gregory at 8 p.m. in the Kresge Theatre. series is open to all and free, although donations Fr. Bunchek was moderator for the Madia will be accepted. For information call 486-2606. charismatic prayer groups in the diocese from 1973 to 1980. Separated , divorced He presently is dean of the South Central Deanery. The Sisters of Charity will host a series of Fr. Bunchek is a former assistant pastor of "evenings of reflection and support" for Immaculate Conception parish in Washington separated or divorced Catholics Mondays and St. Paul Cathedral in Oakland. Gregory, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Madia and a beginning Feb. 7 at 7:30 p.m. in Doran Hall junior at Oliver High, has volunteered for four Retreat Center, Greensburg. These evenings will years on Sundays to take patients at the hospital provide opportunity for discussion of mutual Aid to Israel cited to Mass. He is one of 11 persons who do this problems and concerns. volunteer work under the CWV program. The Also, for three Wednesdays beginning March 2, The American Professors for Peace in the youths and adults come from St. Gabriel's parish. participants will hear talks on "The Church’s Middle East, based in New York City, charged in St. Leo's and St. Kieran's. Concern for the Divorced,” "Learning from radio commercials that "most of U.S. aid to He was to receive his award at the CWV's Divorce" and "The Child in the Separated 1 9 8 3 Israel is spent in America creating thousands of annual convention Friday and Saturday, Feb. 4-5, Home." Fee for the series is $20. For information jobs." at the Holiday Inn in Monroeville. contact Sister Maureen O'Brien, 837-8645 or 863- The commercial, which ran at the end of 5320. VACATION VALUES January on KDKA, was in response to a radio *Walt Disney World/Epcot campaign by the National Association of Arab Croatian ski weekend Americans that protested U.S. aid to Israel in the wake of that country's invasion of Lebanon. The 13th annual ski holiday sponsored by the M A R . 4 - 9 s4 1 5 The professors' group quoted a project link Croatian Fraternal Union is set for the weekend INCLUDES: D U R A N T I9S • ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE . study at the University of Pennsylvania which of Feb. 11 at Hidden Valley Ski Resort in Somerset PARK PLAZA RESTAURANT • HOTEL ACCOMODATIONS found that "the high price of oil was directly County. The program will include ski races, 128 N. Craig St. Oakland, near St. Paul's Cathedral 5 NIGHTS STAGECOACH INN responsible for 30 percent of U.S. jobs lost in tobogganing and other competitive and social WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS a 3 ADMISSIONS TO EPCOT OR 1981." They also said that due to price hikes by events. WALT DISNEY WORLD/COMBO OPEC "we in America are overpaying $55 billion Featured entertainment will be the Zora IN ELEGANT DIM M » ROOMS • DAILY BREAKFAST AT HOTEL ALSO a AIRPORT/HOTEL TRANSFERS a year for oil." Tamburitza Orchestra and the Lole Tamburitza • HOTEL TAXES Orchestra. For information on the program call • LUNCHEONS • DINNER MEETINGS the CFU office in Monroeville at 351-3909. • P A R TIE S *Hawaii/San Francisco DCCW deanery meeting • P A R K IN G 6 8 2 - 1 1 5 5 MAR. 16-27 $9 9 9 'R em arried’ series set Open Tues. thru. Sun. 11 to 9, Closed Monday The second quarterly meeting of the South Hills INCLUDES: Deanery of the Diocesan Council of Catholic St. Maurice Church, Forest Hills, will host a • ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE Women will be held Thursday. Feb. It), at St. Lenten series on "Reconciliation of Divorced and • 3 NIGHTS LODGING SAN FRANCISCO Remarried Catholics" beginning Tuesday, Feb. • 4 NIGHTS LODGING HONOLULU Wendelin Church, 2728 Custer Ave., Carrick, • 4 NIGHTS LODGING MAUI following the 7:30 p.m. Mass. 8, at 7:30 p.m. in Centurion Hull. The series will a AIRPORT/HOTEL TRANSFERS The meeting will be conducted in the school run for four weeks and include sessions on ENCOUNTER WITH SILENCE • LEI GREEING IN HONOLULU cafeteria, across the street from the church. feelings, step-families. church law on marriage Six Days of Silence, Meditation, Prayer a SIGHTSEEING BY PRIVATE COACH and annulments and forming conscience. For a HOTEL TAXES Guest speaker will be Fr. Hugh M. Gloninger. A Scriptural Retreat I pastor of St. Sylvester Church in Brentwood and information and to pre-register call 351-5404 or ‘IRELAND dean of the South Hills Deanery. 823-4435. Conducted by Father John J. Hugo I LENTEN AND SEPT. 10-21 from »1259 I ' ’ M a r r i a g e topic in U nity SUMMER RETREATS INCLUDES: fStaying in love’ Write or call: Mt. Nazareth Center a ROUND TRIP AIRFARE I St. Margaret parish in Green Tree will St. John parish in Unity will focus on Marriage Sister Augustine, C.S F.N., Coordinator a 10 NIGHTS. HOTELS THROUGHOUT Encounter movement at all Masses Saturday and 285 Bellevue Road, Pittsburgh Pa . 15229 IRELAND I continue a two-part series on "Communication — a BREAKFAST & DINNER DAILY The Way to Stay in Love” for married and Sunday, Feb. 12 and 13. Fr. Herman Huttinger, • SIGHTSEEING BY PRIVATE MOTORCOACH engaged couples Feb. 14, at 7:30 p.m. in the OFM Cap., will speak at the weekend Masses. (412) 931-4775 • HOTEL TAXES church at 310 Mansfield Ave. Speaking will be Fr. They are Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at • GRATUITIES FOR BAGGAGE 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. and 12:45 p.m. Laity, Priests, Religious Welcome Herman Huttinger, OFM Cap.. a member of the ‘ROME Worldwide Marriage Encounter movement and the Family Life Commission in the diocese. The ' Spirit9 seminars set from Feb. 14 program will includeMassand a wine and OCT. 9-20 s9 7 9 cheese party in the Campbell Lounge. INCLUDES: The prayer group at St. Thomas More Church, a ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE VIA TORONTO Bethel Park, will host a series of eight "Life in the a 10 NIGHTS HOTEL FLEMING Spirit" seminars Mondays beginning Feb. 7 at 7 • CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST DAILY HEARING AIDS • LOADS OF SIGHTSEEING PRIVATE COACH N ecrology p.m. For information call 833-8338 or 833-5318. a PAPAL AUDIENCE a FAREWELL DINNER a HOTEL TAXES. BAGGAGE HANDLING Feb. 7 Sacred Heart test Sales/Service Fr. William J. McCashin...... 1967 Hearing Testing ‘ATLANTIC CITY Msgr. Leo A. P astorius...... 1969 Sacred Heart High School in East Liberty will MEMORIAL DAY FLING Fr. J. Donald O 'N eil...... 1979 conduct a placement test for incoming freshmen $ 1 4 9 5 ° SATISFACTION GUARANTEED MAY 27-30 Feb. 8 Saturday, Feb. 12, from 8:30 a.m. to noon. For INCLUDES: Fr. Neil P. McNelis...... 1933 information and applications call the school at • ROUND-TRIP MOTORCOACH Fr. Stephen R. Banasiewicz...... 1943 361-2933. • 3 NIGHTS ASCOT MOTEL Fr. Richard A. Hamilton...... 1959 1/2 BLOCK OFF BOARDWALK Girls basketball ALLEGHENY HEARING ASSOC. INC. • BAGGAGE HANDLING Feb. 9 • $10 IN QUARTERS Fr. John J. F ic ...... 1964 • $10 IN FOOD Feb. 10 In grade school girls varsity basketball. St. • ALL TAXES Fr. Robert McDonald...... 1939 Philomena, Squirrel Hill, defeated St. Bede, DOWNTOWN ALLISON PARK: Fr. George M.A. Schoner...... 1941 Point Breeze, 27-23: and St. Gabriel, Whitehall, 281-8847 487-0975 ‘HAWAII Fr.Victor I. Kennedy ...... 1946 defeated St. L o u is e de Marillac, Upper St. Clair, EVERY SATURDAY FROM APRIL 30 Fr. James A. Connelly...... 1978 12-11. MT. LEBANON: MONROEVILLE Feb. 11 8 DAYS 7 NIGHTS inclusive 6 8 9 Fr.Raymond W. Foster...... 1951 Rochester play set 341-2221 373-1551 Fr. Michael P. Hinnebusch...... 1976 INCLUDES: Feb. 13 a ROUND-TRIP AIRFARE FROM PH ISfcJURGH St. Cecilia Theatre Guild in Rochester will a 7 NIGHTS AT HOTEL NAPUALANI* ALL TRANSFERS Fr. Joseph G. 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Bankruptcy, St. Alphonsus, Wexford — Mass for charismatics, PTG, St. Philomena, Squirrel Hill — Oldies night Springtime In Die South Mar. 19 Disability. Unemployment and 7:30 p.m. dance, 8 p.m., school gym, Beechwood Blvd. and SPECIAL THANKS-Dea Cabin Feaver Cure Workers Compensation. South Forward Ave.: cost, $7.50 per person includes Jesus. Blessed Mother, St. Jude NEW ORLEANS/SAVANNAH Mountain View In $28 Hills Office. Evening Appoint­ for favors received. R.H. Mar. 19-27 |2 meaty $479 ments Arranged. Attorney Paul Marian Movement of Priests — Cenacle, 2 p.m., buffet, refreshments. April 9 CHERRY BLOSSOM R. Giba. 885-5588. St. Stephen, McKeesport. All priests and deacons THANKS— Infant Jesus of Myersdale Maple Prague. Our Lady of Fatima. St Apr. 8-10 (1 Oianer} $159 H A U LIN G , C L E A N -U P - Attic, welcome. For information call 672-0693. CDA, Court Burgettstown 1659 — Annual Mardi Jospch. St. Jude for prayers Festival $25 WASHINGTON, DC garages, cellars. 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St. Ann and June 25-28 day lo u n . information call 431-5889 or 431-3877. Portion of <239 prices. 241-8299. St. Theresa. F.D. Oct. 20-23 (2 meals) Women’s Club-Christian Mothers, St. Valentine, proceeds to aid unemployed. CALL EARTH TOURS SEWING MACHINE SER Bethel Park — 28th anniversary card party, 8 THANK YOU-St. Jude. St. NASHVILLE Anne. St. Joseph. Please 795-6200 371-0690 VICE— Factory trained ser­ p.m., Frawley Hall. Featuring cards, dessert. St. Anthony, Bridgeville — Valentine dance and continue to hear my prayers. viceman. Reliable Tickets, at the door, $3.50, or by calling Kathy B Me. Apr 29-May 2 ] Penn Hills Shop. Ctr. guaranteed, all makes. No sales social, parish CCD Center. Refreshments and 11663 PENN HILLS DRIVE Ju ly 21-24 pitch, home and industrial Romito, 835-6881 or Pat Fiorentini, 833-4763. music by Gene Casciola and his polka band. For TH A N K Y O U — Saint Jude for *239 PITTSBURGH PA 16236 machines. Joe 833-7570. many favors granted. I will Aug. 11-14 (3 meals) information and tickets at $5 call 221-9605 or 745- cgnlinue devotion to you. T.M . WEDDING INVITATIONS— All St. Albert the Great, Baldwin Boro — Sixth 3461. MYRTLE BEACH occasions, embossed or anniversary of Thy Will Be Done prayer group, TH A N K Y O U — Dear Jesus. Lonnie Stein Tours engraved, imprinted stationery, 7:30 p.m. SUNDAY, FEB. 13 Blessed Mother. St. Jude. St. Apr. 19-24 napkins, favors, missals. lAicy. St. Anthony. St. Mary or Via Travel Inc. Women’s Guild, St. Raphael, Morningside — May 10-15 Discount prices. Shirley Magdalene for favors granted. *299 P R E S E N TS Stationery Co. 421-4806 or 421- St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend "Hearts and Flowers" dinner-dance, 5:30 p.m., BB Oct. 17-22 (7 meals) Exclusive Homes 2792. retreat lor men, 6 p.m. to Sunday, 2:45 p.m. For Churchill Valley Country Club. Cost, $20 per and Garden tour ol TH A N K Y O U — Blessed Virgin Pick-up Points in WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY- reservations call 381-7676. person, with reservations by calling Mary Starr, Mary and St. Jude. Please help McKeesport & Pittsburgh Georgetown, Wash­ We offer superior quality, Guild and Christian Mothers, St. Teresa, 362-3969 or Mary Sweeney, 362-5253. soon with pressing serious 1983 Brochures Avillobls ington DC. personal service and a fresh problem, b e. April 22-24 approach at prices that you can Perrysville — Mardi Gras, 8 p.m., Henninger GROUPS • 3 Day* 2 Nights in George afford. D ISCOUNT IN V IT A T ­ Auditorium. Cost, $10 per person includes St. John, Baden — Mardi Gras, noon to 5 p.m. Town Inn. IONS. Call today! B LAC K— Featuring chicken dinner, baked goods, arts and PREGNANT? c«iiata Lets us do your planning • Spectacular Stage Show refreshments and dancing. For reservations call H E L D L IM IT E D 731-4045 crafts, white elephant, refreshments. Tickets at Let's talk about your options. lor 1983. • Seven Elegant Modi Mel Tritinger, 364-6215 or Rose Brady, 366-4115. Group Loudon as * about • Tour through prominant WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - the dooT. Dinners, $3.50, $2 for children. homes and gardans of Washing­ HOTLINE (412) 731-2420 our Bonui Plan. ton. At its best. Candid color SATURDAY, FEB. 12 PREGNANCY TESTING: 28I-470S • Shop in unique shops. jictures. For appointment call Women’s Guild and Christian Mothers, St. WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Mass for shut-ins, 6:30 ! 908 Penn Aveng*. Downtown CALL AMITY TOURS • Deluxe Motor Coach transpor­ tlac-W 766-2810. a.m. Fr. A1 Berk, pastor, St. Veronica, Ambridge, ; 8-10 AM W. 11-1 PM MT1FS RT 51 PLEASANT HILLS tation. Bernard, Mt. Lebanon — Valentine dessert card ACROSS FROM EAT N PARK e Wine A Cheese parlies. party, 12:30 p.m., Clairvaux Hall (lowerchurch). celebrant. Choir and congregation from the • Fr** and confidential information, • Fully escorted. parish. Mass interpreted for the deaf. counaehng. pregnancy teating, and 884-2707 882-2707 GAETANO’S For reservations at $3 call Josephine Chaney, 563- related service« * 2 5 8 pp do BANQUET HALL 6 3793, or Mary Nagle, 531-0593. Need a Busl Call Us! Forinformition & Reservation CATERING SERVICE Marian Movement of Priests — Cenacle, 2 p.m., ■ Alternatives t o a b o r t i o n in c . 884-2707 882-2707 Charter Buses Available. Call Lonnie Stein Your locution or Our» Ancient Order of Hibernians, Monroeville — St. Stephen, McKeesport. Call 672-0693 for ; 339-7376 818 Broadway Ave. information. McKees Rocks, PA. 15136 Valentine dance, 8:30 p.m., 2800 Broadway. or Vie Travel 335-3355 Admission free: refreshments available. Holy Name Society, St. Cecilia, Glassport — ; 7 7 1 -8 3 3 8 PREGNANT? Evening of spiritual recollection, beginning with ! ¿And you didn't mean to be? ATLANTIC CITY PTG, Vincentian High School, North Hills — Mass at 5 p.m. Fr. Paul Bradley, celebrant and | •For a free pregnancy test and “Slay where yo u Play" 200 HELP WANTED * confidential support. IRISH CENTRE "Hearts and Cards" salad smorgasbord and card moderator for the evening. • CALL BIRTHRIGHT Bally Park Place BF PITTSBURGH N URSE A ID — Live-in. Previde* 6886 Forward Ave. Sq. Hill Mar. 13-15, 1983 care ter stroke putient. 621-1988 HALL RENTAL 520 PROFESSIONALS 6 0 0 H O M E 809 APARTMENTS • Exchange tur moni, board and 510 ENTERTAINM ENT small salary. Box 774 Ibis papcr. ACCOMMODATES SERVICES IMPROVEMENTS T O R E N T ______: $ 9 3 pp do 150-500 PEOPLE OFFICE HELP NEEDED— PROFESSIONAL EXPERI INCOM E T A X P R E P A R E D — In KITCHENS CABINET REFAC­ E A S T L IB E R T Y - 3 furnished! Round trip transportation, 2 Receptionist, typists. bookkeep- 2 4 2 -9 3 3 5 encED DJ— Dance music 50's to your hume or business. 15'/! IN G — Highest quality lowest rooms. 2nd floor, security nights at Bally Park Place. ers. file cierks. seeretaries, 80s for banquets, schools discount until February 15. prices. Many styles, including deposit. Heat paid. References; PITTSBURGH'S $10 in quarters. 4 cocktails, office trainecs, eie. Male & Wedding receptions my South Hills Accounting 83Í-9538. European. Call for details Bill’s required. No Children 361-8544. ! 900,000 $10 Food Coupons. Baggage Iemale Downtown & Suburban Handling. Bonus gift. Tour SHOWER A WEDDING specially. Music Magic 673-6936. Cabinetry Shop. 422-1313. CATHOLIC ARE job openings. 30 day (ree irail PAYORS HIGHLAND AVE-Unfurnished- escort to help make your trip period with pay. Kearne.v- S TA R D U S T-M u s ic for all 6 0 0 H O M E PLASTERING— Free est S O M E O N E and DECORATIONS 2 room studio efficiency. One; enjoyable. McDonough E M P , Cali 391- Weddings, anniversaries IMPROVEMENTS Patching specialty, insured. & SPECIAL. REACH P A R T Y T IM E adult A/C $215.00 include! 1071. parties, banquet. Any occasion clean. Dan Jones 243-0969. utilities 781-0375. THEM THROUGH Deauville Hotel Birthday Favor», Etc call Chuck 521-7744. CARPENTRY WORK-Wood PROGRAM SPECIALIST— PLASTERING — Large and THE PITTSBURGH on boardwalk near Troplcana MIKE FEINBERG CO. « replacement windows, porches Master in Special Education. S T A R S T R U C K -T h e ultimate small repairs. Also interior _ C A T H O L I C 120 Seventh St. Pgh.. Pa. 15222 kitchivis. ceilings, doors, 810 RESORTS AND F e b . 1 3 -1 5 Psychology or Social work 261-0490 in entertainment for your gamerooms, dry wall. South painting. Same business over 30 wedding or party. The very best VACTION PROPERTY M a r. 2 7 -2 9 preferred. Salary negotiable. Hills Area. Free estimates. 34+ yrs. Martin 831-0885. Oakmonl Area. Call 828-8871 in lop 40. standards, country & 7444. PLUMBING— Paneling. Re­ between 2-4 P.M.. Monday— classical violin. Lovelv dinner FT. MYERS BEACH, FL- modeling. Furnace Work. 421- Thrusdav. 510 ENTERTAINM ENT music also 898-1649. CARPENTER SEVICE- Beaeh front, new spacious $ 9 9 pp do Drywall. ceilings, porches 2147. 1 2 0 T O U R S WANTED LIVE-IN—Mature THE DIPLOMATS COMBO- Condo. 2 brms.. 2 baths, deiis Round trip transportation, 2 steps, kitchens, installed doors R.D.C. HOME CARE-Kilchen- woman, colostomy care A BAND FOR YOUR SPECIAL Feuturing male vocalist. briii.! garage. Available April Nights lodging, 2 full and windows, all types of indoor, s. gamerooms. ceilings, floors, experience, room, board and E V E N TS — You and vour guests Weddings' & Banquets our 17- May 31. $400.00 wk. minimum ATLANTIC CITY—Bus trip breakfasts, 2 Bonus Gifts, outdoor remodeling. Free est. replacement windows and salary. Greenfield 366-5687. will enjoy THÉ Ml'SlC specialty. For a variety of fine 2 weeks. Reduced June 1st! February 25.28.27. March 25.26. Casino Bonus, Prime Rib Reasonable prices 241-4620. doors. Complete remodeling. Evenings 471-2610. day of 27 $89.00. Senior Citizens Dinner. Hospitality room, B R O TH ER ÔAND. 885-1123.265- music. Call 922-4394/367-8424. QUALIFIED TEACHER - For C E M E N T — Basement. brick 464-0897. evening 1216)478-5470 Special. Virginia Beach. Va taxes Baggage Handling, 1112. new ure-schoot, located in a THE JOEY JAY ORCHES­ work, painting & plastering. April 24-28. transportation, Tour Escort. SENIOR CITIZENS— Have your OCEAN CITY M D - V ucatioR parochial school in Squirrel Hill. ANNOUNCEMENT: PITTS­ T R A — Music for all occasions. Free est. Call Joe 262-5899. lodging, meals, lour Williams­ FOR DETAILS CALL walls washed ur painted at Rentals", Call now [or best 5 mornings a week starting in BUR G H ’S MOST POPULAR The little band with the big band burg & more. $ B.&T. ENERGY SAVERS— Thermal prices you can afford. 241-5953. selection of rental properties oi 210.00 TOM SiMPSON Sept. Cali 422-8522. DISC JO C K E Y — Experienced sound. Phone 222-5775. Tours 766-3063. consulant and professional Replacement Windows. Glass for free brochure. Shoreline 335-3355 362-8666 TIRED OF HIGH PRICED STEEL VALLEY ASPHALT^ entertainment service for your Block. Storm Doors Complete Driveways, parking lots, Properties 1-800-638-3580. FATHER JOSEPH JOYCE, O. 2 9 0 SITUATIONS BANDS?— Want continuous non­ Home Remodeling. One call C A R M -W ill lead a 16 day MlHld . wedding reception. Sonny's sidewalks'& asphalt ceilings. WANTED Record Revue 241-2212. stop music! Hire a DJ $100. Call does all. Free est. John 373-3774. pilgrimage to Scandinavia Chuck. 761-1766 after 5p.m. Serving the Greater Pittsburgh FLORIDA ll'aving New York on July BANDS— For wedding recept­ F U R N A C E W ORK— Cleaned, Area. 462-3999 or 462-4245. WEDDING MUSIC BY KLOCK- 1983. The pilgrimage will Visit f f e ' t VIA PERSONAL PROFESSION­ ions and all occasions. No checked and oiled for $35. VACATION llN Nr :_r or* WORK—8 yrs. in Pittsburgh W A LLP A P E R It P A IN T IN G — the principle places o( interest A L — Home Health Care. Physicl charge to view our selection on Emergency repairs. Force air interior & experior painting. Therapy.. Geriatrics or area. All types of music lor your PIm Your 1963 Eicipe Nowl ¡¡ltd the important shrines in sound and color video tape. or wafer, 422-7695. Discount on all wall coverings. companion. South Hills Area special evening. Bernie 884-7557. Exclusive Ocean Village Denmark. Sweden and Norway. TRAVELS INC. ENTERTAINMENT UNLIMIT­ F ree est. George Truev 462-4035. only. Day or Evenings 885-7139 FURNITURE REUPHOLS- Resort on Hutchinson Island. Persons wishing to accompany E D 343-7700. T E R IN G — And Custom made 381-7048. Beautifully furnished 1 BR Father Joyce should contact him "Vie It on Hit road again. Call anytime. lor tneik preview ol 1983 BAND-EASY STREET"- 520 PROFESSIONALS slip covers. Furniture repairing. W A LLP A P E R & IN S TA LL Condo, sleeps 4, first floor. at St. Leo's Church. 3113 P R A C TIC A L N URSE— Wants Registered upholsterers. 3000' Private Beach. Sauna. Brighton Road. 761-0413. tours. The best in musical entertain­ SERVICES T IO N — Experience, profession­ position caring for sick or ment for weddings, parties, and Lowest prices. Free est. 17 yrs.. al paper hunger: Shop-at-home Jacuzzi, Pool, Free Golf and elderly. Experience and banquesls. 884-9133 or 655-7490 exp. Lou. John. 361-8101. service. Discount sunitas & Tennis. Exquisite Restaurant references 241-1001. & Lounge. Maid Service H A N D Y M A N — All types home wallpaper. Free est. 461-8279 BAND-SECOND WIND BANKRUPTCY included. Only $265 per Lonnie Stein Tours TWO MALE REFLGEES- repairs. Plumbing! heating, Dale Redpath. ZONA TOURS P R E S E N TS offering the latest in current top week. May 1 through Dec. 4 Seeks employment. Cleaning 40 music, ethnic, music. 50 s. SOCIAL SECURITY eletrical. cement & yard work ATLANTIC CITY June 19-July 2 1983 homes, offices or restaurants 60 s. country, and standards. DISABILITY Very reasonable, promt service. work. Good references. Box 773 Bathtubs Resurfaced Mar. 20-22 UTAH COLORA9B 731-5412. 885-5870. Jim' 431-3026. Sava ovar $1500 ovar now Better then a motel this paper. WILLS & ESTATES For information and pictures _2 nights 3 Days NEW MEXICO ARIZONA INSULATION— Carpentiy. $89.95 BAND— Available. 4 men. 8 Ally. Kevin Saslnoski tub Installation. Don't Delay, Do it today. Trans, Motel. Chips pp do instruments. $300— 4 hours. 885- Railings. Bathrooms. Alumin­ 14 D A Y S *1 7 2 5 “» CALL 431-2614 WASHINGTON DC 3 8 5 WANTED 6246. 443-2129. 828-8330 um Siding. Soffit & Fascia. Guaranteed. $ 1 6 9 .9 5 Visit Navajo Indian Reservation. T O B U Y Porches. Sidewalks. Block. PR0CELAIN Apr. 8-10 Canyon De Cheliey. Painted Desert C E L E B R A T E — Your special Roofing. Fully insured. Fret' Oak Creek Canyon. Grand Canyon. RESURFACING 90 1 2 Mights. 3 Days occasion with music by Belvedere Residence' Est. 761-5538. HOUSE *179 Monument Valley. Mesa verda. ALL— Good used furniture E T E R N IT Y . Excellent in all SM* Approvili Retlremmt Homi 3 2 7 -1 4 9 5 ______Trans. Motel. Tout ppPP oo OO Durango Taos Santa Fe Albuquer­ INTERIOR/EXTERIOR— Call F O R S A L E que Fabulous jeep rides into the wanted, kitchen sets. DR or BR type of music. Call 487-4930 or lor Ambulittry é Convalescent J.T . & SONS for a free est. on NASHVILLELLE hearts of the canyons exciting rafting sets, 1 piece or entire home. Day 881-8276. Mm i Women trip into the Animas River 766-5115, Eve., 761-4821 home repairs and improve­ S H A L E R — Near Etna. Quality Fanfare C LEO T H E CLOW N— Whole­ breathtaking train ride to Silverton. • Supervisory Personnel ^ ments. We do it all. foundations 802 SHARE A HOME custom built brick ranch. 2 June 7-12 *299 delicious chuck wagon dinner and AMERICAN FLYER, LIONEL, some Musical. Mirth. Magic. Mr». Rhoda Lyon«, R.N. to roofs. Call us and ask about brms., 2 baths, integral garage western show Visit Cliff Duellers, IVES— Toy trains and acces­ Trans, Motel. Enter pp do Mime. Puppets. Participation, • 34 Hour Hurting Cart many kinds uf jobs we do. Small BLOOMFIELD AREA-Res- Concrete drive, fenced lawn excellent hotels, first dess sory. By collector. Any age or transportation Guides fully Surprises! 361-3265. • Vision Always Welcome or large. 30 vrs. experience 921- pectable mature woman to $55.900. 784-1435.______C A L L N O W : condition. P A Y UP T O $5000. escorted, and more. COMBO— The Godfathers-- Loca Md on 6830. share a honte. 661-5467. 276-5325.______JOE OR CATHY Roule 422. 26 Fabulous Meal* Music for all occasions, ROOMMATE FINDER S E R - YOUR CLASSIFIED CASH— For old oak furniture. _ 7 mile* east Reservation md Information satisfaction for all ages. 761- if ol New Castle Renters. your rent cut in 1/2. ZONA TOURS Furnishing old home. Not NUMBER 4821. Landlords, your home is your Call Lonnie Stein antique dealer. Call 361-6185. 752-9701 DOC STEWART & THE Call Cut Energy Costs income. Ref. Checked Photo s 4 7 1 -1 2 5 2 3 3 9 -7 3 7 6 LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER. ASSOCIATES— Ideal music for 111 ^ ” -924-2181 Inquiries Wanted Taken. Fee 341-5583. 752-2208 or Vli Travel 335-3355 IVES. BUDDY L-Trains. wedding reception or dances. 4 Collector will pay topdollar. Any to 5 musician & male vocalist Fvaamm m age or condition. Electric or Day 483-5230. evenings 684-8122. r *V»T*M * wind-up 343-2690. CLASSIFIED RATES 0 3 0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS FOR POLISH POLKSAS- •tse iwi.nms!" LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, Standards and a bit ol CHARLANE • Subs Effective January 1,1983 IVES TRAINS— Notre Dame everything, music for all • Contractor« NON-COMMERCIAL RATES Aluntus will pay up to $10.000. occasions and places. Call MANOR Any condition anywhere. Lenny 276-3850. • Sales Personnel MINIMUM CHARGE Collector. Drew Bauer 683-7591 HAVE THE MUSIC-U-LIKE- HOME 821-3389. • Promoters 18 Words..$4.50 Each word,29 cents BEINHAUER By a D. J . Weddings & ail ly pes of FOR THE USED WATCH MAKERS parties at a reasonable price. CdMMERCIAL RATES TOOLS— Parts and equipment. Jerry Fink. 884-6431. ELDERLY H H I INTERIOR MINIMUM CHARGE Call aft. P.M. 221-2117. NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL 6 "HAVING AN AFFAIR"— window WANTED— Old dolls, toys, Don't keep it a secret. For STATE LICENSED 18Words..$5.50 Each word,30 cents For Information E S M SHIELD trains, childrens furniture. Best musical entertainment at CALL EVENINGS Deadline 11 A.M. Monday prices paid. 881-7830. wedding. Call KEN COOK on Admissions MUSIC U N L IM IT E D 279-6807. GLORIOSO WANTED USED FLRNIT- PLEASE CALL 471-1252 L R E — And antique. One piece or "ONE MAN BAND" OR BUILDERS complete house full. Give us a "COMBO"— Music for all 7 5 1 - 9 5 1 3 THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC call to see what we buy. Crafton occasions, complete with organ, NEW CASTLE, PA. 110 THIRD AVENUE.,PGH.,PA.,15222 Trading Post 922-4441. 10-5. accordian. & bass sound. Call 6 7 2 - 9 0 1 1 dosed Tuesdays & Sundays. Jeff 276-3954. 412-658-2223 113.503 Avenge Weekly Circulation I D iocesan new s Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, February 4, 1983 — Page 9_

Obituaries-

Fr. Fabian Sr. Mary Ambrose Maryaf G. Patterson Fr. Fabian Kekich, former tio, D.C. Fatherwas ordained May Academy. A Mass of Christian Burial was sity. She taught for 45 years, 20 A Mass of Christian Burial was" ■assistant pastor at St. Cecilia and 28, 1942. Surviving are his mother, offered in the chapel of the years as an elementary school |S t. Pudentiana parishes in He served parishes in Veronica Kekich: one brother, offered in All Saints Church, Etna, provincial house of the Felician teacher and 25 years as a librarian on Wednesday, Feb. 2, for Mary G',- ■Rochester, died Saturday, Jan. 29, Cumberland, Md., and Charles­ Mark: and four sisters, Mary Sisters in Coraopolis on Monday, and/or English teacher in “in West Penn Hospital. ton, W.Va., before being named an Rose Baj, Sister Mary Clement, Patterson, who died Saturday*. Jan. 31, for Sister Mary secondary schools staffed by the January 29,1983 in her Etna home, , Fr. Fabian was 68 and had been assistant at St. Augustine in CDP, of Allison Park, Magdalene Ambrose (Frances Rogucki), a Felician Sisters. Her last full-time Lawrenceville in 1952. A year later Ventura and Barbara Wofenden, Her brother, Fr. E. Charles • a resident of St. Joseph Home for member of the Felician Sisters for teaching assignment was at South Patterson, pastor emeritus of St.-’! the Aged in Garfield since he became provincial secretary of all of Pittsburgh. 56 years. Side Catholic High School, where the Third Order of St. Francis. He Funeral Mass was offered Bede parish. Point Breeze, offered ' November of 1981. Sister Mary Ambrose died she taught English from 1969 to the Mass. became chaplain at St. Francis Tuesday, Feb. 1, at St. Augustine Friday, Jan. 29, 1983 in Ohio 1974. Sister Mary Ambrose also A native of Pittsburgh, he was Hospital in Lawrenceville in 1958. Church, with Fr. Robert Valley Hospital, McKees Rocks. I born Dec. 25, 1915 and was given did library work on a part-time Miss Patterson was a retired McCreary, minister provincial of She was 72. basis from 1974 to 1978. the name Joseph at baptism. He He served parishes in Kansas the Capuchins' St. Augustine teacher with the Sharpsburg;. Iattended St. Nicholas School and Born in Pittsburgh. Sister was In 1978, she retired to the school system and she had also and Maryland before returning to Province as main celebrant and baptized in St. Adalbert parish, provincial house in Coraopolis ISt. Fidelis Seminary in Herman. the diocese in 1968 when he served homilist. taught at the Burgwin and Arsenal - Fr. Fabian professed his vows South Side, and attended the where she served as an aide to the elementary schools in the in Rochester. In 1973 he took up In lieu of flowers, donations may parish school there before her provincial archivist until August, as a Capuchin in 1937 and residence at St. Mary Friary in be sent to the Capuchin Pittsburgh school district. She; I completed his college work at St. family moved to Ambridge. She 1982. was also a life-long member of All Herman and in 1974 at St. Franciscan Province of St. entered the Felician congrega­ Preceding her in death were her Fidelis Seminary in Victoria, Augustine Friary in Lawrence­ Augustine, 220 37th St.. Saints parish, a member of Alpha- Kans., and his theological studies tion, then located in East parents and a brother, Casimir. Delta Kappa honorary teaching ville, when he also became Pittsburgh, 15201, for the training McKeesport, from St. Stanislaus She is survived by two brothers, I at Capuchin College in Washing- chaplain at the former Ursuline of future Capuchin friars. sorority, and a member of the parish, Ambridge, in 1926. Alexander of Ambridge and Harry national, state and local retired Sister received a bachelor of of Bloomfield, N.J.: and two teachers association. education degree, a master of sisters, Jane Jordan and Regina education degree and a master of Vallecorsa, both of Covina, Calif. education in library science Burial was in the Felician Burial was in St. M ary H om e A g a in degree from Duquesne Univer­ Cemetery in Moon Township. Cemetery, Sharpsburg. CONNIE ANN VALENTI FATHER RON LENGWIN Sr. Mary Hyacinth A Mass of Christian Burial was 1919. Three years later, she Okla: at the provincial house in' Father, one of our recent columns on vocations You have said many complimentary things offered in the provincial house transferred to the newly Coraopolis: and in Orange, N.J.. prompted one of my friends into playing what about one of your former assistants, not the least chapel of the Felician Sisters in established Our Lady of the Sister Mary Hyacinth also served seemed to be a game of twenty questions with me of which was that he reflected the love of God to Coraopolis on Wednesday, Feb. 2, Sacred Heart Province, then as a nursing instructor at New about some of the priests who served our parish you. What more could any priest hope to say when 1983 for Sister Mary Hyacinth located in East McKeesport. Castle Hospital and as a hospital while we were in grade school. He shall go he returns home again to render and account of (Helen Kozicki), a member of the Sister was a teacher until she administrator at Okarche, Okla. nameless, but we remembered especially one his ministry than to repeat the words of St. Paul: Felician Sisters for 63 years. began nurse's training in 1937 at She retired to St. Joseph young assistant who truly was a'father image to "The life I now live is not my life, but the life Sister Mary Hyacinth died in the St. Francis Hospital in Lawrence­ Infirmary in 1980. the boys. which Christ lives in me." St. Joseph Infirmary at the ville. She received a bachelor of His bright, Irish smile made all of the women's provincial house on Sunday, Jan. science in nursing degree from Sister Mary Hyacinth is," hearts — from the youngest to the oldest — beat a The one word, however, which you used in 30, 1983. She was 80. Duquesne University in 1942 and survived by a brother, John little faster. But his effect on us had to do with reference to him and other priests and which A native of Glassport and a spent the next 38 years in the Kozick of Dunbar, W. Va., and more than just his good looks. For he truly cared stood out the most to me was that they "served" member of Holy Cross parish nursing profession. She served as nieces and nephews in Michigan., about people and gave fully of himself to your parish. The true meaning of service as a there, Sister entered the Felician a nurse at St. Mary Hospital, Burial was in the Felician everyone. He went out of his way for us. form of worship and obedience to God seems to congregation at Detroit, Mich., in McKeesport, in Oklahoma City, Cemetery in Moon Township. His sermons at the children’s Mass were have been forgotten or lost today. As understood beautiful. When he looked at you and asked you to by priests, service should flow from our examine your conscience, he did it with so much indebtedness to God for having called us to be like love that it strengthened your resolve to do better. Christ. We began to learn from our love for him what it The cross of selfless living which we have been means to do things out of love for God alone. offered and which we have freely but wisely I remember asking him once if it was wrong accepted is a gift in that it is a source of when your mind wandered at Mass and you didn't incomparable joy. Jesus said to His diciples: hear every word. He bit on his pipe, took a deep "For who is greater — the one who sits at table or breath, ran his lingers through his thick, coal- the servant who waits on him ? Surely the one who black, wavy hair, thought fora moment and then sits at table. Yet here am I among you like a How to earn answered: "Words are like raindrops. servant." 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Playing kids9 games 'S oph ie’s C hoice9 excellent "Sophie's Choice": an Alan J. moment she first appears she is Pakula Film from ITC Entertain­ captivating and arresting, a ment, and Universal Pictures. flawed beauty with a tragic past Meryl Streep ...... Sophie and a difficult present. By JAMES BREIG start to win legitimately, without parents letting Kevin Kline ...... Nathan By FR. PETER As played by Kevin Kline, them," he explained. "That will be a real test for Peter MacNicol...... Stingo Nathan is seen as a comic-tragic Maybe I'm a cruel father. Then again, maybe you. I revel in my sons' doing something better Screenplay by Alan J. Pakula based HORTON figure, a confused man on the not. But the other day, I was playing tic-tac-toe than me. Being able to let go of that supposedly on the novel by William Styron. verge of madness, a man of deep with my daughter Carrie, who is almost five. ‘number one’ position can be growth-enhancing to Directed by Alan J. Pakula. convictions, passions and After letting her win the first game, I deliberately both parent and child. There will come a day Produced by Alan J. Pakula and feelings. Kline captures Nathan beat her in the second. when your children are parents. How you react Keith Barish. Original music by magnificently. She was upset over the loss and demanded to now will mean a lot about how they react to your Marvin Hamlisch. Stingo is played by Peter win again. Sol beat her again. “You can win if you grandchildren." Rated R for offensive language and Styron, a magnificent literary MacNicol, narrator and the try harder," I told her. “You’re sm art enough. On the series, Mr. Rogers explores winning and sexual content and A-III- achievement. Alan J. Pakula, picture of innocence and sanity Pay attention.” losing through his visits to the Land of Make director and co-producer, has against which our film is played. A I coach her to a victory in the next round. Then, Believe where the puppets are engaged in the By FR. PETER HORTON adapted the book in such a way stunning performance as a in the remaining games, I won some, lost some Make-Believe Olympic Games. In the real-life that none of this magnificence is confused, yet loving friend will and tied some. segments, he focuses on imagination and the A mysterious Catholic Pole, a lost. In fact, it is heightened by his guarantee him more fine roles in Should I have let her win all the games because child's view of such contemporary wonders as passionately wild and inventive superb direction and brilliant the future. The cast is totally up to she enjoys winning so much? Or should I beat her robots. Jew and an innocent young visual images so wonderfully the challenge of this great because we all have to learn about failure, living Mr. Rogers is worried that children, confronted Southerner form one odd photographed by Nestor Almen­ material. with loss and celebrating the successes of others? by talking machines, may think that the objects combination under the guise of dros. Pakula captures all the Marvin Hamlisch offers an Games, sports, hop scotch, Monopoly, Little have thoughts and feelings just like humans. intimate friendship. This is an warmth, passion, anger, adequate score which, with League, electronic toys, video contests: whether "Childhood experiences,” he told me, "have intimacy of strange proportions, confusion and love of his romantic haunting melodies and a mixture they use chalk marks on the sidewalk or laser the potential for being joyful and fearful. The confusing and gripping opposites. trio. He has constructed a film of of the classical, hints at the dark blasts on a computer screen, parents and children nature of these experiences is greatly determined This is a relationship bathed in humor, love, suffering, pain, undertones rising to the surface. have been interacting for centuries through such by the quality of support that a child receives compassion and love, but marred triumph and disappointment, the The music accents and highlights activities. And it is that interaction which will be from adults." by madness, jealousy and fabrics of our characters' stormy rather than overwhelming the the topic of a special five-part series on the Therefore, parents should make sure to get secrecy. lives. action and emotion. Pittsburgh-based "Mister Rogers' Neighbor­ down on their hands and knees to zoom cars, Sophie is a girl with a dark past, Meryl Streep is superb as Alan J. Pakula, a demanding hood," seen on Channel 13 Monday through diaper baby dolls, throw dice and roll balls with a survivor of concentration camp Sophie, an established actress filmmaker, has created a work of Friday at 11:30 a.m. and 4 and 6:30 p.m. their youngsters. Moms and dads do that a lot travesty, a girl with a secret that who captures all the moods of intense beauty, a film that "Games, Electronic and Otherwise," which without thinking about how important it is. almost destroyed her, leaving her Sophie. As the center of the film, demands one's total attention. wi 11 air in most cities Feb. 7-11, is one of only three How important is it? Here are Mr. Rogers’ only partially human. Nathan is she undergoes remarkable This is truly an adult film in weeks of new material which the host, Fred words from the opening of the special: her mad lover, given to great transformations, a chameleon of content and style, a masterpiece Rogers, produces annually for the daily "Learning how to play is one sure way of passion and great rage. Stingo is emotions and passions. Her of genius and insight, a portrait of children's program which has run now for two knowing that you're growing. Some day, you will the young, ambitious Southern performance as Sophie is a classic great detail. “Sophie's Choice" is decades. be a grown-up and maybe you'll have children writer, a man who is changed by tragic portrayal. From the simply excellent. To find out about the special and my daddy- who are just starting to learn to play. his two friends in Brooklyn. These ability, I talked recently with Fred Rogers, who is "As you live with them, they’ll help you to are the elements which make a Presbyterian minister. He began by telling me a remember how you felt when you were learning “Sophie's Choice" one of the finest Movie ratings those things yourself." memory of his own childhood. adult motion pictures of the year. The classifications lor the An Officer and a Gentle­ "My mother told me she really had a hard time Remember kick the can, checkers with When young Stingo arrives ir man, O Gramps, going out for a long one, playing house, moral suitability of films are when she, I, her mother and her mother's mother Brooklyn to write his first novel, determined by the United States Sophie’s Choice, A-III Would play rummy," he recalled. "My mother "go fish,” "king me"? he takes an apartment at the pink Still of the Night, A-II The memories are important because the Catholic Conference's Depart- said, 'Grandma and I had to let you win one game palace, a room below Sophie's. men t of Communications. Tootsie, A-III and Greatgrandma win the next. So we never games were important. If you have little kids, From that moment, he enters the The Toy, A-III watching “Games, Electronic and Otherwise" won.' emotional rollercoaster of Nathan Movies at area theaters: The Verdict, A-II "What's important,” he continued, "is to play may be important, too. and Sophie, two unique neighbors games which satisfy children. I recommend (Guess who hasn't see "E.T.," the biggest kids' and lovers. The union of friendship Airplane II: The Sequel, O Movies on Home Box Office: playing games which are not for winning or movie in years? When I asked Mr. Rogers his becomes the blackboard on which Best Friends, A-III Arthur, A-III losing. And it’s important to remember how you, opinion of the film, he confessed that he has been the past is slowly, painfully Creepshow, O Bustlin' Loose, A-II the parent, felt when you were little." too busy to see it. But from hearing about it, he revealed, a mystery wrapped in The Dark Crystal, A-I Dirty Tricks, A-III The importance of games, Mr. Rogers noted, theorizes that its appeal lies in its "separation the cloud of Sophie's choice. Her E.T., The Extra-Terres­ Dragonslayer, A-III lies in their educational side: "When children theme, the one greatest theme we have. That's choice shatters lives, while giving trial, A-I Making Love, O play, they learn. Playing games teaches children why death is so scary. And also why the passage meaning and substance to all the First Blood, A-III Raggedy Man, A-III so much." from Romans is so fabulously wonderful: 'I am events of her relationships. Her 48 Hrs., O The Seduction, A-III Parents learn, too, he said, especially when certain that nothing can separate us from His decision shatters the audience into Gandhi, A-II Sharkey’s Machine, A-III they start to lose — and not on purpose. love,’ not even death. Our relationship with God shards of disbelief, pain and utter Kiss Me Goodbye, A-III A Stranger is Watching, A- "Some parents get very uptight when children can never be broken.") despair. Missing, A-III III "Sophie's Choice" is based on My Favorite Year, A-III Thief, A-III the best selling novel by William Local TV, radio TV review PROGRAMS OF NOTE TELEVISION PROGRAMS Monday, Feb. 7, 8-9 p.m. (PBS) Station Program Time “A Chinese Puzzle.” Reporting Channel 4 Directions 6:30 a.m. Sunday how the Chinese on Taiwan feel Has Our Channel 2 For Our Times 6 a.m.Sunday about their future now that the Channel 11 Mass for shut-ins 6:30 a.m. Sunday United States has offically Channel 40 Fr. Manning 1:30 p.m. Saturday recognized the communist regime Holy Catholic Faith Channel 40 The Glory of God 6 p.m. Tuesday on the mainland is this Channel 40 Mother Angelica 6 p.m. Wednesday documentary produced by John Changed? Mother Angelica 6:30 a.m. Thursday David Rabinovitch for the (rebroadcast) “Frontline” series. (has Holy Mother Church RADIO PROGRAMS Monday, Feb. 7, 9-10 p.m. and repeated Saturday, Feb. 12, at changed her Teachings?) Station Program Time 11:30 p.m. (PBS) “ The Regard of WNUF-FM 100.7 Mass Sunday, 11 a.m. Flight.” In a hilarious spoof of WDUQ-FM 90.5 Religion Today Thursday, 11 a.m. experimental theater, slapstick WTAE 1250 Mass Sunday, 8 a.m. comic Bill Irwin plays a hapless KDKA 1020 Amplify Sunday 6 p.m. "Everyman” character striving jti “Ye Shall WPIT-FM 101.5 Rosary Daily 7 p.m. to entertain his audience while WEDO 810 Alive to the Spirit Sunday, 2 p.m. being interrupted by "serious" (Fr. Ed Bunchek) discussions of underlying S y Know the WEDO 810 Lift Your Heart Monday through meaning. Friday 9:15 a.m. Truth” WEDO 810 Say Yes to Life Saturday 10 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 12, 7:30-8 p.m. (Fr. Tom Smith) (PBS) “Fired.” Using the form of by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen WEDO 810 Spiritual Life in Saturday 8.15 a.m a docu-drama, this "Enterprise" WEDO 810 the Bible program examines both the plight Rosary Sunday noon of a fired executive — who must Do Your Children Know Their Faith? Do They Know Their WEDO 810 Catholic Update Sunday 4 p.m. pull himself together and find Heritage Which Was Purchased For Them On Calvary? (Fr. Pat Jones) another job — and the needs of his WEDO 810 Abp. Fulton Sheen Sunday, 4:30 p.m. company in making personnel ASK THEM! changes. Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, gifted by God to touch souls, unfolds the beauty of our Catholic Faith (torn A to Z. and this light, explores the every-day problems of young and old alike Wth simplicity and brilliance he: enlightens the young... inflames the luke-warm... consoles the suffering., brings joy to all men of good wWl This series of (50) Conferences was recorded in the 50's by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen in the privacy of his own study — NOT HIS TELEVISION SERIES.

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