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Vol II, No. 5 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy APRIL 22, 1960 All Catholics To Be Enrolled In Census Of Diocese Sunday Men To Visit Pope's Easter Talk Laments Residences In Racial Strife 16 Counties "Is there any person living in (Complete Text on Page 11.) this household who was baptized VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope a Catholic?" John XXIII spoke with sorrow in His Easter message of those That's the leading question who suffer because of their race . which thousands of laymen will or poverty or because they are • ask at. every doorstep in South denied personal, civil and re- Florida on Sunday as they take ligious freedom. the long-awaited census of the diocese. At the same time the- Pontiff > expressed the joy of good Chris- The question will lead to an tians who at Easter pay "ho- interview inside the home, if mage to the Redeemer, Jesus the-family is Catholic. It will Christ, glorious and immortal lead also to information here- forever, Victor over death and tofore unavailable about the human wickedness." Church in South Florida: how NC Photo The Pope spoke on a rainy many Catholics there are; LEUKEMIA VICTIM, Katherine Hudson, 7-year-old from Okla- where they live; which part of homa City, Okla., who had a private audience with Pope Easter to an estimated 100,- 000 persons in St. Peter's the country they came from, John XXIII, is shown chatting with the Holy Father in his private where their children go to Study at the Vatican,. square standing under vari- colored umbrellas. His mes- school, and the spiritual status sage was carried by Euroyi- of family members. 7-Year-OId American Girl, sion, the TV hookup that co- To make the census a maxi- vers most of western Europe, mum success with a minimum and by Vatican Radio and Ra- . of" difficulty, all Catholic fam- dio Free Europe. Leukemia Victim, Visits Pope ilies have been requested to co- operate in three ways: By MSGR. JAMES I. TUCEK . And the Pontiff had Anticipating that these and Voice Photo the press might carry his'mes- waved aside all ceremony, SIXTEEN COUNTIES which comprise the Diocese of Miami • To remain at home_on Sun- VATICAN CITY (NC) — A lit- ^sage behind the Iron Curtain, rules and protocol to give her are viewed by Father Lamar'J. Genoyar, DCCM moderator and • day afternoon, particularly the tle girl from Oklahoma City where many Catholics "have viho may not see - her eighth privileges not granted to Richard B. Roberts, general chairman of the diocesan census father or whoever serves as birthday walked timidly into the princes. - (Continued on Page 11) ' which will be conducted in every in the diocese. head of the house. private study of Pope Johir "How old are you,, my child," XXIII. •To invite the enumerators the Pope asked when he had inside the home and be pre? She wore her first -Commu- brought her to a chair beside pared with information on each nion dress, white like the sou- his own. member of.tfie famliy. (Date of tane of the kindly old man who "Seven, Your Holiness." birth, number of years in received her. school, the sacraments received, "A beautiful age!" the Pope etc.) Katherine Hudson was hav- murmured. Then he told her i»g her wish- — perhaps her that heaven loves to hear the • To inform non - Csithohc last wish. Her widowed juoth- prayers of children. neighbors that census <* takers jer, a convert, had sold her • The child's timidity melted will call at their homes too, but 4ftr and furniture to bring the • \ tfcukemia-stricken child to (Continued on Page 3) (Continued on Page 2)

Pope Washes Feet Of 13 Priests Radio Moscow Blasts Easter During Holy Thursday Ceremony VIENNA (NO — Moscow ROME (NO — In imitation of Christ, Pope John XXIII radio has. declared that knelt and washed the feet of 13 priests from all parts of the "Easter sermons about being world, including Africa, Asia and the U.S., during the Holy meek and ~humble do a lot ^Thursday evening Mass at the Archbasilica of St. John Lateran. • of harm." ^ It was the second time this year that the Pope has Soviet Premier Nikita stressed the universality of the Church and its missionary role. . Khrushchev during a recsnt The first was at the March 2$ consistory when he created • i tour of France said he disa- the Church's first Japanese, Filipino and Negro cardinals. greed with Christ's advice to turn the other eheek, declar- The tradition of the washing of the feet is in imitation of Voice Photo | ing that if anybody hits him Christ, who washed the feet of the Apostles at the Last Supper. "I knock his block off/' ."As he did last year, Pope John departed from the restored v Holy Weelc liturgy of 1955 to wash the feet of 13 rather than Census^ Family-Size Assignment The broadcaster also de- r 12 — because of the pious ij-adition that when Pope St. Gre- CATHOLIC FAMILIES in private homes, hotels are Dr. and Mrs. James J. McCormick of St. [rided Easter as one of "the gory the Great* (590^604) performed the ceremony there was and motels of South Florida will cooperate Rose of Lima parish, Miami Shores, and their | wildest and most idiotic prej- a 13th person present who was an angel. with the diocesan census by staying- at home 12 children, nine of whom are shown above i udices." next Sunday. Among those who will be counted with census taker, Melvin Wittekind. Marriage, Family Life Lectures '< To Begin In May In 4 Locations 'i' A series of seven lectures on the spiritual, psychological •'; and physical aspects of marriage and family life will be , conducted in the Diocese of Miami beginning Monday, May 2. According to Msg'r. Robert W. Schieferi, director of I the Family Life Bureau, the program will be conducted bi- weekly in four locations of South Florida. ' » On Monday, May 2, lectures will be given at St. - Anthony Auditorium, Tort Lauderdale, and at Little Flower ? Auditorium, Coral Gables. * Lectures will be conducted on Tuesday, May 3, at St. i Mary Cathedral auditorium, 'Miami, and at St. Juliana audi- v- torium, West Palm Beach. f. A complete schedule of times, dates and subjects will i be announced in next week's issue of The Voice

Voice Photo Quit Steady Dating, Teens Voice Photo CENSUS TAKERS will visit yachts and houseboats as well as COLOMBIA PRESIDENT, Alberto Lleras, his wife and their homes in their attempt tb interyiew every Catholic family in the , daughters are shown as they assisted at Solemn Mass of the diocese on Sunday, April 24. In picture above, a team of enumer- Resurrection sung Sunday in St. Patrick Church, Miami Beach. Told By Family Life Expert Immediately after Mass, Dr. Lleras and his, family left Miami ators of St Sebastian Parish, Fort Lauderdale, calls on a couple to return to Colombia. at the Bahia Afar Yacht Basin. TOLEDO (NO — A family riages in turn often lead to * life expert has advised teenag- broken homes," he said. ers who, are dating on a steady According^ to Msgr. De- All Catholics To Be Enrolled basis to quit dating for a month and then date on a once-a-month Blanc, the girl should frankly arrangement, while dating oth- explain to the boy after sev- eral dates that becoming too In Census Of Diocese Sunday ers in between. I •? serious about one another at (Continued From Page 1) months of planning in the dio- This answer was proposed too early an age presents «nly one question will be asked cesan office of the census. by Ms'gr. Irving A. DeBlanc, many problems: moral, emo- them, namely, "Is there .any • Father Lamar J. Genovar, director of the National Cath- tional, intellectual and social. person living in this household moderator of the Diocesan olic Welfare Conference Fam- Disadvantages of dating iar who was baptized a Catholic?" Council of Catholic Men, is also HARLEQUIN moderating the census. Working ily Life Bureau, at a program outweigh any advantages. with him as lay chairman is for parents and teenagers at A sample questionnaire was He strongly condemned the printed in The Voice last week Richard J. Roberts, Jr. Landon St. Francis de Sales High to acquaint families with the G. Haynes, of the First Re- School. practice of elementary school kind «f information which the search Corporation, is serving « dances, pointing out that these enumerators are peeking •• in as technical advisor and has Monsignor DeBlanc warned youngsters are soon thrown into briefed parish leaders on the TOGETIIERS their project, the first major that early intimite and exclus- emotional circumstances which techniques to be used in con- undertaking of the Diocesan ive dating leads to early mar- even adults find hard to cope Council of Catholic Men. ducting the survey. riages. There is a law of pro- pinquity involved. "Early mar- with. FOR THE In all parishes of the diocese, The apostolic nature of the final instructions were given census was explained by Fa- this1 week to the volunteer work- ther Genovar who said the in- ers who will go into action on formation gathered "will en- 2 Priests Die In Red Jails Sunday following the final able Bishop Carroll to know Mass. better his diocese and its problems, and help him make Others Get Life Sentences Identification cards will be. an intelligent approach in worn by the enumerators to meeting the spiritual and tem- HONG KONG (NO — Three- divide-and-conquer campaign identify them as persons au- poral needs of his people." Chinese priests have been sen- against the Church is making thorized by Bishop Coleman F. tenced to life imprisonment by headway. The churchmen Carroll to conduct the door-to- Parishes will likewise benefit, the communists and two priests whom the Reds have appar- door survey. the priest stressed, because the census "will give each pastor a have died in Red jails, accord- ,. ently succeeded in separat- The men wilt work in pairs clear picture of his parish, ing to reports reaching here. ing from the have as they visit every home mo- something that is difficult to been paraded out to denounce tel and hotel in the 16-county Other reports indicate that obtain because of the great in- the "conquered" — with Bish- area. Their work will bring to flux of people into the diocese." the Red regime now feels its a elimax many weeRs of plan- op Ignatius Kung of Shang- ning at the parish level and hai and Maryknoll's Bishop James E. Walsh standing as the symbols of the "beaten J Church." Illinois Students Both Bishops were sentenced Phone Pope John | to jail in mid-March on charg- PEORIA, 111. (NO — A es of treason and espionage. group of university students -j Bishop Kung was given a life I ik the Peoria diocese made ; .term, Bishop Walsh was sen- Bright and lively mix 'n j a tong distance call, person- ;. . tenced to 20 years' imprison- matchers, in smooth wash- to - person, to Pope John ment. able cotton Shown, white capri pants, XXIII, to ask for details ~ According to • .the new re^ diamond applique trim. about the so-called third se- -, ports reaching here, Father eret of Fatima, -due to be I James. Wong, a native of Sizes 7-14... 4.98 disclosed this year. J Hong Kong, died in December Twix, 6-14...... 5.98 The Peoria Register," dio- * at the age of 51 in a com- Pointer shirt munist prison camp near the cesan newspaper which re- - 7-14,6-14 ...... 2.98 Tibetan border. ported the incident, said that -; YoungJ People's World at the request of whoever an- ^ Father Bendict Yao ,Chih- fourth floor, miami swered the phone in the Holy | chung, 37, a priest-of the Swat- At all five Burdine's Voice Photo ow diocese .also died in jail. See, the operator relayed the ^ WEEK-END RETREATS to be conducted this summer by the message: '-~ Diocese of Miami were explained recently to representatives of I It has also been learned for parishes in Broward deanery. Father Noel Fogarty, retreat direc- the first time that three priests "Tell them to ask their \ tor, is shown during the lecture with Richard J. Cors, lay of the Swatow diocese were pastor." % chairman. A similar meeting was held on Monday in Lake Worth given life terms by Red courts for representatives of parishes in the East Coast deanery. in 1955 and 1958.

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'••-•'.• '•• .<•••'•••••. •••••• •f State. Pope John looked at {Cath- BOTH SAY . ... Katberine sat next to the erine and replied, "Here is Pope, behind his desk. A shy the victory that conquers the BUY[ entile brightened her chubby world: our faith." nd her dark hair shone The prelate who arranged the through her Com- audience, Msgr. Joseph Era- ROYAL PALM YACHT and COUNTRY CLUB LOTS veil.. She had worn menegger of the North Ameri- the dress and veil at her first can College's graduate' house, "TODAY" Communion a few months be- described the scene later. He SUBDIVISION INCLUDES fore. said: $500,000 YACHT CLUB AND YACHT BASIN — $200,000. GOLF CLW Listening in on the" conversa- "I have never seen such a Championship 18-Hole Course ion between the Pope and the. display of fatherly affection 740 LOTS IN THIS EXCLUSIVE CLUB ittle girl was a small group: anywhere in my life, and" I nev- de mother, Mrs. Marlene Hud- er expect to see it again." Which Is Being Developed by a Subsidiary of ARVIDA on, the Italian doctor who was CORP., Are Now Being Sold By aring for the child during her Pope John put the audience a hort stay in Rome, and some day ahead when he learned the relates. They struggled to hold" child had collapsed upon her ar- • WM. DAY INC. ack tears. The audience lasted rival "in Rome -and been rushed to a hospital. Doctors at Poly- } minutes. ' - NC Photo REALTORS — 500 S. FEDERAL HWY., BOCA RATON clinic Hospital said Katherine's We will be pleased to give you information concerning Pope John glanced up at them condition was so critical that PROUDLY DISPLAYING souvenirs of her visit to the Vatican, she might have another relapse and of her private audience with Pope John XXIII, Katherine this new club; phone Boca Raton 5473 and we will nd beckoned to Dr. Gino Fron- call at your home, at your convenience. ili. if she waited in Rome. Hudson is shown with her mother upon their return home.

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! Mass Offered J In Cardinal's | ] Hospital Room J ROME (NC) — Msgr. Loris the "Thermo-Fax" Capovilla, secretary of: Pope John XXIII, celebrated Mass Copying Machine on Easter in the hospital room of Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa, Bishop of Itutabo, Tanganyf ...NOTHINO FASTBR makes dry copies of business papers in just 4 seconds! The Church's first Negro ...NOTHING CLEANER It's completely elee- dinal was, reportedly suffering . trie .. . needs no chemicals or negatives. fronKthe effects of exhaustion combined with an old malarial ,..worH«M« SfMPLCff Anyone in the office NC Pfeoto condition. He. has been in can make copies! SOUTH VIETNAM hospital is the destination Maria Fe Sobrevega, B.S., Pharm., of the Philip- Rome's Salvator Mundi hospital of these Medical Mission Sisters shown dis- pines; Sister Mary Brendan Burke, B.S.N., Ft. Phone us today for an amazing demonstration cussing intricacies of equipment with Msgr. since shortly after he was. cre- Lauderdale, Sister M. Germaine Skram, St. ated a cardinal on March 28. of the versatile Thermo-Pax" Copying Machine Joseph J. Hartnett_of Philadelphia. Sisters who Joseph, Mo. and Sister M. Karen Gossman, R.N., will staff the hospital at Quinhon are Sister who will be superior of the mission. Msgr. Capovilla brought the Cardinal a personal gift from 'Going Steady' Banned Stamp Exhibit In Poland the Pope, an embroidered stole BARRE, Vt. (NC) — "Going Fort Lauderdale decorated with the coat of arms steady" is prohibited for stu- BERLIN (NC) — The stamp of Popes John XXIII and Pius INFIELD'S dents of Marian High School. collection of Francis Cardhial Nun Assigned XII. Spellman will be shown at an MIAMI JACKSONVILLE LEARN international exhibition in War- To Viet Hospital Odd Rosary A Memory TO DRIVE saw, Poland. The Cardinal's col- For Filipino Cardinal 1339 Biscoyne Blvd. 1446 June St. FORT LAUDERDALE — Sis- DOOR TO DOOR lection will be sent through the ter Mary Brendan Burke, B.S.N. MANILA (NC) — A handker- EL 4-2641 SERVICE IN Vatican City Post Office. of St. Anthony parish is one of chief knotted into a rosary is FR 3-7676 PAINT BEACH four members of the Society of COUNTY - one of the memories of wartime Medical Missionaries who will imprisonment of the first Fili- Jack Grant, Director staff a new hospital at Quinhon, J^INNCfOTA J^IMINC AND J^ANUPACTUtflNft COMPANY NOTICE! pino Cardinal, Rufino Cardinal South Vietnam. Santos. ...WHIM MftARCM I* IHI KIT fO TOMOMOW AA AUTO SCHOOL 223 FERN STREET Temporary Change I fill HWf ~THMMa*AX~ It A DMttf «M» TNADCMAHR West Palm Beach Now in charge of nursing serv- The Cardinal, a 34-year-old 09 HWNIflftTA MtNlft* AND NAHgPXfTUMINC COMPANY . in Store Hours PHONE TE 3-8429 ices at St. Vincent Hospital, priest in 1944, was imprisoned DELRAY BEACH, FLA. Every Day 4 pm to 8 pm Philadelphia, Sister Mary Bren- by the Japanese forces on CR 6-9888 dan is a daughter of Mr. and charges of spreading anti- Saturdays 9 am to 8 pm Mrs. William R. Burke. Japanese propaganda and aid- A native of Torrington, Conn., ing the enemy. He used the AT she attended St. Francis Gram- handkerchief-rosary to lead the mar School and Torringtonjiigh other prisoners in daily recita- ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC School there and was graduated tion of the Rosary. from Georgetown "University with a Bachelor of Science Nurs- Boatmen Row To Pope BOOK ing Degree. She was professed . . .Safest Tire ever built VENICE (NC) — Four gon- in the Medical Mission Sisters in doliers have departed here to AND 1959. ' " • * renew the city's invitation to THE GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI Pope John XXIII to return to MM Bfacayne Blvd. PI 1-85*4 FILMS Airplane For Bishop visit his former See. THE GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI BEACH, INC. AACHEN, Germany (NO — 1801 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, Flo. JE 8-5396 (ENTER A group will provide a twin- Pope Receives Envoy; THE GENERAL TIRE OF CORAL GABLES engine airplane for Bishop Bernhard Schilling, a native of Praises Turkish People 301 Gtralaa Ave., Across from the Bus Terminal, C. G. HI 4-7141 2700 Biscoyne Blvd. Somborn, Germany, who is VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope THE GENERAL TIRE OF NORTH MIAMI FR 1-0835 now Vicar Apostolic of Goroka, John XXIII, in receiving the cre- dentials of Turkey's new am- 700 N. E. l«7rh St., Vi Mile West •* Shopping Center Wl 5-4249 New Guinea. The only road in Operated hy the Bishop Schilling's mission ter- bassador to the Holy See, spoke IN FT. LAUDERDALE . Daughters of St. Paul ritory is impassable 10 months, of his admiration of the land of the -year. and people of turkey gained GENERAL TIRES, INC. JAckson 4-5567 2700 South Federal Highway during his years as Papal en- voy there. The Pope told Ambassador PEARL FIX Nureddin Vergin that he spoke ...Fine Gifts as one who "lived 10 years in ACCOUNTANT your country and who has de- veloped .great sympathy and af- Announces fection for its valiant sons." and Accessories Removal of Her Office

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THE VOICE Miami, Fla. April 22, 1960 Cardinal Bans Bingo Games RADIO TV In Archdiocese of Chicago Call PL 4-2861 For A Cheerful Estimate CHICAGO (NO — Albert Car- dinal Meyer has called on Cath- "There Is No Substitufe For Experience" olic parishes and organizations 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE in the Chicago archdiocese to "Serving Miami Shores and Surrounding Areas** stop the game of bingo. In a letter to his clergy, the Archbishop of Chicago said: "Because, the game of bingo ly to the real problems of has specifically been ruled il- law enforcement confronting legal, we ask that this new them." ruling (to drop the game) be The Cardinal's action came to complied with immediately the wake of a ruling by Munici- and that the' game not be pal Court Judge John J. Sulli- used in connection with any van that freed two women offi- fund raising activities." cers of the American Camp and Hospital Service after they The Cardinal noted that there had been arrested on gambling is "an effort in Chicago to en- charges involving bingo for the BISHOP-ELECT William G. Connare who will be consecrated courage good law enforcement benefit of needy war veterans. second Bishop of Greensburg, Pa., on May 4, is shown with some young actors during a testimonial farewell in Pittsburgh. and to strengthen those civic tops in performance, beauty, convenience traditions of which all of us in Chicago can be proud." EDWARD P. DUFFY Bishop Wright Urges Defeat "Let this genuine interest be BUILT-IN diverted from its important ob- GAS RANGE jectives into an unfruitful con- ACREAGE Of Horse Race Betting Bill test over the relativly peripher- al and minor issue of bingo for Colorful, handsome built-in units glva your kitchen made-to-order PITTSBURGH (NO — Two They expressed their views to STATEWIDE charitable purposes, we prefer convenience. Install them in any material, at any height. See our the Pittsburgh Catholic, official complete line of Caloric Built-in gas ranges. Catholic bishops and a Protest- that the issue not be raised by 817 N. Federal Hwy. newspaper of the Catholic dio- ant one have called for defeat us," the Cardinal's letter said. cese. Delroy Beach, Fla. ENJOY THESE AUTOMATIC FEATURES of the April 26 state referendum "Setting aside any discus- Phone CR 6-7889 OB legalization of parimutuel The Pittsburgh Catholic de- sion of what the civil law • ROTO-ROASTER rotisserie lets you enjoy flavorful, juicy, barbe- cued meats all through the year—rain or shine. betting at harness race tracks. clared in an editorial that should be in its application, "we are authorized to say we wish to remove any bur- • MEAT THERMOMETER provides precise, automatic control to The three prelates are Bish- that this (our) position on the den of uncertainty from the roast meats just the way you want them. ; op John J. Wright of the Cath- question of race tracks, a po- shoulders of our civil offi- • THERMO-SET TOP BURNERS end burning, boilovers, and con- olic Diocese of Pittsburgh, sition which recognizes that cials in order that they may stant watching. Make every pot and pan "automatic." Bishop Nicholas T. Elko of some forms of betting and set themselves wholehearted- 24 • CLOCK-CONTROLLED OVEN turns on, cooks, and turns off by the Catholic Byzantine Greek that race tracks in some itself. Prepares meals to perfection while you're out . Rite Diocese of Pittsburgh places are against the best in- YEARS IN • and Bishop Austin Pardue of ' terests of a given community OPERATION the Episcopal Diocese of but not necessarily against Pittsburgh. the moral law, is shared by our own bishop, Bishop Wright, by Bishop Pardue of Court Stops Suit the Episcopal diocese and by 1923 S.W. 8th St. Bishop Elko of the Byzantine STE6EMAN Rite Exarchate." FR 1-4423 Aimed At School 6800 N.E. 4th Court Ph. PL 7-5746 WACO, Tex. (NO — The "These prelates do not pre- Jeweler Tenth Court of Civil Appeals has tend to speak for the Holy Spir- Greater MiamFs Affiliated with Rent/art Lumber Yards it on this matter," the editorial rejected the suit of a group of • *•_ '^_ Protestants who seek to stop the continued, adding "horse rac- Catholic ing and organized betting are use of a Catholic-owned building Funeral Home" FINE WATCH MODEL KITCHENS ON DISPLAY ~ as a public school. Judge W. T. not, by any stretch of the ima- McDonald of Robertson County, gination, the intrinsic moral ev- AND IN OUR SHOWROOMS ... ' ~7 ils which threaten the national Tex., last October dismissed the JEWELRY REPAIRING suit on the same grounds. morality. . . . But they do car- ry with them, in communities The case involves a school like ours, extrinsic evils and po- MIAMI: 6800 N.E. 4th Court building owned by St. Mary's tential abuses so dangerous to Catholic parish, Bremond, that the common good that the sober 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. CORAL GABLES: 4400 Ponce de Leon Blvd. is -rented to the local school citizen is well-advised to vote board for One dollar a year. against them." Coral Gables, Florida MIAMI SHORES: 660 N.E. 96th Street The school's teachers are ALL TRAVEL NORTH MIAMI BEACH: 2075 N.E. 151st Street Catholic nuns, and most of the ARRANGEMENTS Phone HI 6 6081 pupils are Catholics. Cleaners of Fine Wearing Apparel DELRAY BEACH: 27 N.E. 1st Avenue 'Soft' justice Seen EUROPE Causing Social Unrest Fashion AND THE WORLD STEAMSHIP and AIR $ ANGELES (NO — A ^ in the concept of Jus- Cleaners BOYS a GIRLS TENNIS SHOES tice is causing tensions and un- PLANT AND OFFICE AIR TICKETS HI & LO CUT rest in human society, James TO ALL POINTS Francis Cardinal Mclntyre told 2327 West Broward Blvd. IN THE U.S. a Rotary Club meeting. Ferl Lauderdale, Florida The Archbishop of Los Angeles Ait Nomino Tom Harber defined justice as the virtue which inclines men to respect $199 PHONE LU 3-8225 the rights of others, but "the law of force and cunning re- places the law of justice," he added. IN WEST HOLLYWOOD

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April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. PogeS THE EDITOR'S COMMENT More Than He Bargained? Truth Of The Matter Our Wicked' Cities Like Thomas, Many Demand "Why do so many communities of South Florida deliberately try to picture themselves as modern-day versions of Sodom Positive Proof Of Our Lord and Gommorha?" By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH That is a question raised by a recent winter visitor. An authority in public relations, be explained that most of Frequently we hear a person sion He accepted his hard the publicity and advertising he had seen before making his say that he can accept every- terms and gave him his proof. first visit here seemed to concentrate on bathing beauties, thing the teach- Thomas did not go through with beach parties, bangtails and B-girl night clubs. es except one particular doc- his critical examination. He fell trine. Here are three such As a tourist, he continued, this impression was emphasized to his knees and professed his by obscene displays in front of strip-clip joints; by vulgar ads views. faith. of indecent movies and by reluctance on the part of police and One man insisted he would other public officials to stamp out wickedness. What else could he do? And become a Catholic if only the was H really faith? When we "God has been good to South Florida," he said, "with Church would lift her ban are faced with positive pr~»f- its wonderful climate, beautiful skies and other marvelous against divorce and birth cojr- when we can see' before' resources. I wonder why the people don't wipe out these eyes evidence which cannot man-made defilements." trol. A legion of others join in this chorus, claiming this is be rejected, what room is left The gentleman is right. For civic improvement, we are "one thing" they cannot ae- for faith? What merit is there draining the Everglades. For spiritual betterment, we must drain cept. in accepting such a truth? these cesspools of vice, too. In addition, we should demand a Only a fool would deny the true picture of South Florida — not as a habitat of criminals, Another states that his rea- gangsters and morons, but as the home of law-abiding, God- obvious. son simply will not let him be- fearing and God-loving people. lieve in the Holy Eucharist. He It was a historic moment. explains that the belief Christ Not for Thomas, but for us. is really present under the ap- Not for the docile and the pearance of bread cannot be humble, but for the stubborn and the proud. Christ rebuked Stop That Smut WASHINGTON LETTER harmonized with his logical de- Thomas as he richly deserved. ductions. All he sees is bread. Many parents have been dismayed at the flood of harmful But Our Lord blessed those of He can find no evidence that the literature everywhere available to children and equally bewild- all centuries who would believe Body of Christ is there. ered by the complacency and indifference of many officials faced U,S. Officials Say Soviet not only the Resurrection, but with the evidence. That the problem is a grave one, no one can CLASSIC EXAMPLE the other truths so far beyond deny. But it is not fair to assume that because certain public officers have been looking in the other direction, nothing of im- Abuses Cultural Exchange A third opposes only the prac- the limits of human intellects to comprehend that they can be portance is being done to counteract the menace. By J. J. GILBERT said, American students who tice of confessing sins to a priest. His complaint is that known only by accepting them Everyone concerned in the matter was heartened recently WASHINGTON (NO — There went to the Soviet Union were confession to a human being is on the authority of God. • by the suggestions and observations made by J. Edgar is stepped-up interest here in under the auspices of Commu- KEY TO MATTER Hoover to all law enforcement officials. His words are well the question whether the United nist Party members while in both degrading and unneces- This is the key to the mat- worth quoting again. "The morals of American are besieged States or Soviet Russia has Russia, and may have been giv- sary. by an unprincipled force which will spare no home or com- ter. The authority of God! A gained more from cultural ex- en the communist "line" while munity in its search for illicit profits. I am speaking of the changes which have been car- Of course, these views are Catholic believes in the Euchar- unquestionably base individuals who spread obscene literature ried on recently. There are def- there. not peculiar to the 20th cen- « ist not because he has little re- spect for the intellect or because across our*land . . . These forms of obscenity indeed threaten inite indications Soviet Russia The Congressmen were also tury, which gets blamed for has been getting the better of he has found enough laboratory the morality of our nation and its richest treasure — our told that in the two instances so many things. The classic young people." the deal — propaganda wise, evidence. He believes simply anyway, and that is a very im- cited by the State Department example of a man's stubborn because the Church gives over- Mr. Hoover takes a realistic attitude. He insists the time for portant aspect. official the Russian visitors av- refusal to accept one specific whelming proof that the author- "half-hearted, oblique action against dealers in depravity is eraged about 30 years in age, truth is identified with a close ity of God Himself is behind the doctrine of the Real Pres- past." He gives practical advice to all anxious to help. He An analysis recently made and there could be doubt that friend of Christ urges local governing bodies to make sure the laws against by the Senate Internal Securi- all of them were bona fide stu- ence of Christ in the Eucharist the evil peddlers are strong enough. He points out the great ty Subcommittee said Amer- dents. The organizers who ac- Thomas, the Apostle," known ican tourists returning from So with all our doctrines — influence of a "public outcry of sufficient strength to impress companied them were between as the Doubter, was not a shy local judges with the need of defending morality by sentencing the Soviet Union now total confession, hell, divorce, birth 35 and 40 years of age. The man when it came to letting one control, the Blessed Trinity. filth purveyors to maximum terms." thousands each year, and in many cases are "acting as in- U. S. students who went to Rus- and all know that he believed None of these can be believ- The last point he makes should be pondered by all par- nocent transmission belts for sia in the exchange were everything except the Resurrec- ed because they seem fair, or ents. "Are good citizens teaching their youngsters habits and Moscow's propaganda wares." younger. tion. Thomas had heard Christ nice or logical. God's author- ity is behind them. Therefore, beliefs which will be an armor against the tainted tempta- - BOOK EXCHANGE predict that He would die and tions of much merchants?" At the same time, established they are divine truths. political observers assert that Cultural exchanges between rise again. Easter morning he ' Strong words from the man best qualified to know the communists returning to the the United States and Soviet heard the holy women claim- the Christ made it plain that "sea- danger to America from these immoral vendors. Soviet Union after visiting here Russia are supposed to be on a tomb was empty. ing" is not believing. No one gains heaven by believing in twist the facts about the Unit- strictly reciprocal basis. But No one was going to tell Thom- ed States when they get home. some officials here have ex- such truths as the multiplica- pressed concern that it win be as. And then Our Lord did tion table. Thomas has really Moreover, the Soviet Union gets something God rarely does. He a propaganda dividend when thrown out of gear, simply be- done us a great favor by being stubborn. A Dangerous Pill news agencies report these Red cause this is a free country. made an extraordinary conces- National wire services carried the statement of Dr. John observations and they are print- They point to the fact that Rock that a birth control pill might be morally acceptable to ed outside the Soviet Union. , American publishers have The Dioceee of Miami Catholics. Dr. Rock, engaged in research at Harvard University, EDUCATION ISSUE been free to obtain, and have Weekly Publication was quoted as saying that since the pill acts in a natural way One example cited was that of obtained, permission to print Embracing Florida's 16 South- ern Counties; Broward,- Char- to prevent ovulation it could be acceptable as a permissive a highly placed Soviet official and distribute in this country lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto, Glades. Hardee. Hendry, High- means of birth control. returning home to give the im- the works of communist lead- lands. Indian River, Lee, Martin, Monroe. Qfceecbobee, Palm pression that only the children ers. Beach. St. Lucie. Although last week The Voice carried the answer of VOICE ef the wealthy are educated in Catholic theologians to the erroneous statement, many people the United States. What he did Since the communists have Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 . • _ . are still not aware that the doctor made a serious mistake was to give figures to show a already arranged to get these Advertising and Circulation, PLaza 4-2561: Classified PLaza 8-250V^ in supposing the pill would win the Church's approval. high cost for education in this works published here it is felt THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. country and then to observe it may well undercut the bar- Th<- Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President Some of the confusion in the matter is due to the fact that, of course, this fitted the gaining power of this country in that the pill in question has some good medical uses without pockets of only the wealthy trying to get equivalent works any reference to the objective of birth control. people. and views of American leaders Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor printed in Soviet Russia. Amer- Father John Lynch, S. J., a moral theologian, commented Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant An officer of the State De- ican publishers, it has been re- Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant that "the use of any drug for the purpose of inhibiting ovula- partment concerned with in- ported, have had to agree to tion in the human female is patently a form of contraceptive ternational cultural relations print English editions exactly as sterilization and hence contrary to moral law." Father Lynch told a House Appropriations they appeared in the Moscow John J. Ward ;.... Editor quoted Pope Pius XII who a year and a half ago commented Subcommittee he was sure versions. Charles Shreiner Assistant Editor on the use of such medicines. The Pope then said: "If the that, in the case of at least George H. Monaban News Editor woman takes the medicine, not to prevent conception, but only On top of all this, some Red Marjorie L. Fillyaw Women's Editor two exchanges that brought William P. Dale Business Manager on the advice of the doctor as a necessary remedy," she is . Soviet Russian students to Russian visitors have undertak- Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager net violating the moral law. He added the intention of the this country, the Red students en to launch propaganda at- person in taking the medicine was the important factor. were accompanied by youth tacks almost as soon as they emerged from the planes that Second-class postage paid at Miami, Florida organizers who saw that the Subscription rates: S5 a year; single copy 15 cents A Catholic should hold suspect any publicized statement pur- brought them to this country. It Published every Thursday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Miami 38. Florida. students did not "get out of Address all mall to 6301 Biscayne Blvd.. Miami 38. Fla. porting to give the mind of the Church on moral matters. The is to be doubted that any Amer- Member Catholic **ress Association. National Catholic Welfare Confer- line." ence News Service. only safe guide is the teaching of the Holy Father and the ican visitor to the Soviet Union News items intended for publication must be received by Friday noon, as made known in the Catholic Press. 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Poge 6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. April 22, 1960 Sum And Substance AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK" School V/////XA . -» Compromise In The Senate? LUNCHEON I Aid - ; By FATHER JOHN. B. SHEEREST the Negro's right to vote — vent undue influence outside A few weeks ago, the United which was asserted by the the polls or even improper in- States cast its vote in the U.N. Constitution 90 years ago. fluence at the polls. Security Council to rebuke Like Alice in Wonderland, the Senate ran hard in order For instance, the referee can- For What?. South Africa. At that time, Hen- not cope with economic pres- ry Cabot Lodge said that the to stand still in the same By JOSEPH BKEIG place. sures on the Negro voter. These U. S. approached the subject of can be just as powerful as in- There are certain vital ques- racial justice "with no false The new bill compromises our timidating threats and hints of tions that ought to be asked — pride." He admitted there position as leader of the free physical violence. insistently — every time any- were" many violations of civil world, because it was framed body talks or writes in favor of rights on the American scene not with an eye to what Asia The day when the Senate passed the Civil Rights bill what has come to be called, all but he asserted that the Ameri- and Africa might think but with ' was a day that should make too loosely, "federal aid to ed- can government was striving to reference to votes in the next improve the situation. Then he election. us all feel sick at heart. For ucation." drew a distinction between gov- HOPES DASHED we were all somewhat involv- ernments that try to stamp out More painful 'than the effect ed. If the American public f Unless the questions are were not so apathetic, I'm Voiced, and intelligent answers racial- injustices within their on foreign nations is the new borders and governments that, bill's effect on the American sure the Senate would have found, there is grave danger been more conscientious that vast and ever-mounting like South Africa, pursue an of- Negroes who have had their ficial policy that runs counter to high hopes dashed by passage about human rights. These sums of the people's money, were not teenage hoodlums or taken in taxes, will be pour- human rights. of a bill that will have little practical result. moron members of White Cit- ed into a bottomless quick- •A PALE GHOST' izens' Councils that were de- sand. If the new Civil Rights bill •It is basically a bill that liberating on Civil Rights — assumes to guard nothing "Federal aid to education" is represents official U. S. policy, they were our representatives then we must bow our heads in more than his voting rights. from New York and Illinois in a fair way of becoming one Under its terms, federal of those formless and undefined shame. We who have been ser- and California. monizing the South African gov- courts can now appoint ref- subjects which everybody dis- erees if it becomes clear that ernment had better get out of The American public's indif- IC ?-.(t-* cusses, but almost nobody real- the voting registrars are bar- ference to the long-drawn-out ly bothers to think hard about. the pulpit. For the bill provides no effective relief for the hard- ring Negroes in certain sec- Civil Bights debate was a pitiful "Who gets the hot dog with everything on itt" pressed Negroes in the South. tions. The plan is for the ref- thing. The Senate sensed it and • • • eree to investigate and then contented itself with a futile ONE OF THE preliminary After long weeks of filibust- see to it that the registrar al- compromise. In the estimation QUESTION CORNER "work group sessions" at the er, windjamming and debate lows the Negro to vote. The of the colored races of Asia and I960 White House Conference on the Senate ingloriously ac- trouble with the plan is Oat Africa that compromise has al- Children and Youth adopted, cepted a compromise bill that although the referee can un- tered the image of the United Music For Her Wedding unanimously, a resolution de- was only "a pale ghost of the ravel legal technicalities and States from Uncle Sam to Jim manding "a massive infusion of hopes of last fall." It asserts frauds, he has no way to pre- Crow. federal funds" for education aid. Was Censored By Pastor The resolution, further, Making Marriage Click The pastor in our church refused to allow my sister spelled out the belief of the to have the music she requested for her wedding. The group that "the principle of federal support" should be organist she had picked out for the occasion was at a adopted not as an emergency, Io£s to know what to play. Only a last-minute effort temporary measure, but as a Nature's Gifts To Mother made things turn out okay, but we regret that he continuing responsibility. By MSGR. IRVING DE BLANC the production of hormones de- among minks, mice, elephants turned down her request for the unusual music. What's wrong with the traditional pieces? The trouble with expression "In all ages, most men creases with senility. or human beings. Her survival like "massive infusion of fed- act like men and most The power of these hor- in large measure depends upon MSGR. JOHN J. FITZPATRICK eral funds" is that they obscure her female hormones, which are — they almost obliterate — a voomen act like women but mones is unbelievable. To di- Frankly, there's nothing wrong with the music you speak of lute one ounce of pituitary like an automatic medicine kit. pressing reality of modern life; is it environment or train- (Mendelssohn's "Wedding March" and the one from "Lohengrin"). hormone to the point where it that is, the fact that "federal ing or nature or a combina- The hormones in the male It sounds fine as background music for a late-evening session funds" are your hard-earned is undetectable would take atvon of all? Can we wom- tank cars holding 625 gallons and female are affective in with a novel, but it doesn't belong in church. money, and mine. many other ways. Canon Le- en change basically in our of water each and lined up You must remember that we are dealing with a very- behavior?" 200 to the mile for a distance clercq refers to man as "car- • • • nal" and to the woman as sacred thing: the reception of the Sacrament of Matrimony. M.C.D. of 5,000 miles. We are setting the scene for an increase of God's own life SIMILARLY, a term like "passionate." In the whole in the souls of the young people. "continuing responsibility" is It was once - said, Mrs. Though twin brothers and sis- animal kingdom it is primar- easily accepted unless one stops M.C.D., that the Amazonian ters are born in the same hour, ily the male who searches They stand in the presence of God and make profound and to inquire whether we want, in women were physically the ag- the girl is constantly ahead of for the female. To man, the lasting promises to that same God that they will be faithful to the long run, to see a federal gressors. They were the hunt- her brother, not only in speak- marriage act is often an end each other until death. They may even be receiving Holy Com- bureaucracy in total control of ers, the pioneers, the dominant ing earlier in life, but in al- in itself — to the woman it munion. , the education of our children. sex. Men were the housekeep- most all other biological devel- is a means to an end. To the . The moment "federal aid to ers, the baby sitters, the gentle opments. She reaches puberty man it may often be 90 per Music Arrived Gradually sex. This, however, has never cent physical and 10 per cent e d u c a t i o n" is mentioned, two years before her brother. It's no time for things that are nice but that don't pertain. been objectively or scientifical- psychological. The reverse is somebody ought to ask, "What But the male as a rule is the The music you mention is okay in the concert hall or on a hi-fi ly proven. often true with women. do you mean by education?" fighter, the aggressor. He is set but it doesn't belong at Mass or at the reception of a and "What do you mean by also the larger and nowhere in On the other hand, it has been Sacrament. federal aid?" And the ques- the mammal world is there a Woman has been given these well established by Doctor Alex- tioner ought to insist upon species in which the male on health - insuring hormones be- _ It's too bad that they were allowed to creep in. Someone is Carrell and others that from clearcut answers. the average is not bigger and cause of her role as a mother. without any taste or sense of the sanctity of the Sacrament head to toe in every cell of our stronger than the female. A man's health is of less im- allowed some musician with similar bad taste to play this bodies, a male and female are In the minds of most of the HEALTH INSURANCE portance in the immediate func- secular and certainly inappropriate music and the race was on. different. A scientist can tell advocates of federal aid, "edu- tion of carrying on the human The line must be drawn somewhere. If there is no check cation" means the public school from anyone of the 30 trillion In Olympic contests, for in- race; a woman's health for nine on this trend, they'll be playing every popular song that systems of the various states, cells in the human body wheth- stance, men can lift twice the months is intimately connected strikes a sentimental note hi the hearts of the friends wh» thing else. But the public er that cell belongs to a man weight that women can. They with that of her unborn child. attend weddings. C/H>1 system vary greatly from or woma'n. An infinitesimal part also excel by far in the shotput, state to state, and school dis- of even the outer skin bears the in discus, in javelin, in tennis, We know that a woman's hor- The music is supposed to support the ceremony not take trict to school district. mark of one's sex. We do not in golf, and so on. Man's en- mone reserve is highest when precedence. It should, therefore, be spiritual, religious or litur- believe that men or women can ergy is used differently from she is most likely to conceive. gical. Secular and purely sentimental, popular music, no matter • • • change - basically. Our natural woman's energy. His food must Pregnancy to her is a lift, it how old, should be discarded. MANY DISTRICTS are al- sex hormones are mainly re- create more immediate energy. is a fulfillment. The very shape ready plentifully financed; there sponsible for this fact. He requires maybe 50 per cent of her body points to mother- Consult A Good Organist more calories. Steaks and po- hood. It is her rendezvous with is no good for the nation to be HORMONE VARIATION Perhaps it would be better to stick to the organists in the gained from pouring in more tatoes more readily satisfy his destiny, the climax of her bod- Professor Terman shows that needs. Women can rightly be ily existence on earth. churches who know which pieces are allowed. Too many couples money. Other districts are poor, a male's interest is directly re- bring in outside talent and last-minute problems are the result. and children living in them are more satisfied with salads and lated to his male hormones. A marmalades. There is then nothing more I feel sure that those who listen objectively to the music educationally underprivileged. male's interest, for instance, be- absurd than turning women now approved by our liturgical commissions will be pleased with Waste of the people's mon- comes more typically male at The male's body is not as well • against maternity. Nature has it. The same thing will happen that happened when we started ey, in these times when so the age of about 16 and one- insulated by fat as is the fe- passed this law — no one can to teach the people the Latin responses at Mass. After a short many immensely important half — at his third year of male's. He needs more fuel for change it. Woman must of nec- time the people loved it. things need doing, is particu- high school — which is also the everyday endurance, yet the fe- essity be a mothed physically They will love this, too. Give it a chance. larly inexcusable. Federal aid ~ time when his system produces male is able to fight death or spiritually. Uuderstand that to education must not become the maximum of male hor- much better than her muscular and you will understand wo- * * * a public trough at which the mones. His male interests, on partner. The female survives man and her needs and her Some disappointed readers may have missed the Question greedy are invited to feed. the other hand, decline when longer than the male, be it problems and her glory. Contained on Page 1«

April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 7 Saints of the Week Strange But True By M. J. MURRAY Copyright 1959. N.C.W.C. News Servtca Sunday, April 24 the Church in Alexandria, he FIRST SUNDAY AFTER was arrested there because of EASTER (LOW SUNDAY), St. his Faith and died in prison Fidelis of Sigmaringen, Martyr. in 68. In the ninth century, his He was Mark Rey, a native of remains were moved to Venice. Prescription Pharmacy Sigmaringen, Germany, who He is the city's patron saint. practiced law and became Tuesday, April 26 known as "the Advocate of the SS. CLETUS AND MARCEL- 6301 Biscayne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. \! Poor." In 1612 he joined the LINUS, Popes-Martyrs. A Rom- Call PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery ;! Capuchins and was noted for an patrician and also known as MVWWWWWVMWMWWVIAfVWIAMMMVMWWWWIAfVWIAAAMWWt I his preachings against the Cal- Anacletus, St. Cletus was the vinists in Switzerland. On April third Pope and ruled from 76 24, 1622, after one of his ser- to 88. St. Marcellinus also was a mons, he was fatally stabbed Roman. He became Pope in 296 by fanatics who attacked him and was martryed for the Faith ?4 STRANGE CUSTOM ATTACHED near Gruch. in 304. TO THE -ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE-AT God Love You CLENCOLUMKICLE, IRElANt}, If Monday, April 25 THAT OF mSSINB THREE STU Wednesday, April 27 AROUND THE BODY IN THSNA ST. MARK, the Evangelist. ST. PETER CANISIUS, Con- FATHER, St>hl &• HOLY Most Reverend He is said to have been con- fessor-Doctor. He was a Ger- verted by St. Peter, whom he man and one of the first com- Fulton J. Sheen afterward accompanied to panions of St. Ignatius in the Rome as secretary and inter- Society of Jesus. He was re- preter. Believed to have founded nowned for his work in Germany and played a Do favors to men and they will often hate you. Someone SAINT prominent part at the Council NICHOLAS has asked: "Why should he hate me? I never did him a of Trent. He died in 1597. OF FLUE^TWTRON favor." The reason benefactors are sometimes despised is be- Thursday, April 28 OF SWITZERLAND,, cause the one who was helped recognizes an obligation and a LIVED R>R NEARUY ST. PAUL OF THE CROSS, SO YEARS WITHOUT debt of gratitude which he is unwilling to discharge. Five days SAINT Confessor. An Italian nobleman, 7»KlNfi AMY FOOD AND before his death, Gounod wrote on the fly leaf of a book to he founded the Passionist Con- DRINK OTHER THAN HOLY COMMUNION. Madame Strauss this thought: "These are three things which gregation under guidance of LEO Pope Benedict XIII. He died in are never forgiven a person: 1. the favors he did us; 2. the 1775. evil he did us; 3. the evil which we could not' do to him." Friday, April 29 Paul Claudel in one of his dramas makes an official of the COLLEGE ST. PETER OF VERONA, Missal Guide For Mass state ask: "What favor can your Majesty render to one who Martyr. The son of heretical April 24 — Sunday in White. May 1 — St. Joseph the Work- has done so much?: The King answers: "Only one -*- in- A LIBERAL ARTS parents, he received the habit Mass of the Sunday, Gloria, er, Spouse of the Blessed Vir- gratitude!" of the Dominicans from ' St. gin Mary, Confessor. Mass of Credo, preface of Easter. JUNIOR COLLEGE Dominic. He devoted his life to the feast, Gloria, second pray- Extreme though this may seem, what was the reaction Conducted by the conversion of the Cathari, April 25 — St. Mark, Evangel- er of the second Sunday after then swarming into the north of ist. Mass of the feast, Gloria, Easter, Credo, preface of St. of the world to the greatest favor and gift it ever received, The Benedictine Fathers Italy. He was instrumental in second prayer of the rogation - Joseph. the gift of Crucifixion? Holding up bis scars, Our Lord can • Boarding Facilities for Young converting thousands, and slain say: "With these was I wounded in the house of those who Men. Young Women accept- while traveling from Como to day, Credo, preface of the love Me." Did He not also speak of the tremendous dis- ed as Day Students. Milan in 1358 at the age of 46. Apostles. Knights Schedule proportion between the multitude of the blessings He grants • University Parallel and Pre- Saturday, April 30 April 26 — St. Cletus and Mar- State Convention and the fewness of the thanks: "Where are the other professionol Courses Leading ST. CATHERINE OF SIENA, cellinus, Pope and Martyrs. nine?" toward All Degrees. Virgin. Born in 1347 in Siena, Mass of the feast, Gloria, ST. PETERSBURG — Knights • On the some Campus: Tuscany, she joined the Do- preface of Easter. of Columbus officials and coun- minican nuns at the age of 18. cil delegates will meet for their St. Leo College Preparatory April 27 — St Peter Canisius, Most people say enough prayers. Few ever give enough She was gifted with the stig- annual state convention at the School for Boys, grades 9 to Confessor and Doctor. Mass mata and was tireless in her Colonial Tnn, St. Petersburg thanks. Nothing gives us more joy than the thanksgiving sac- 12. of the feast, Gloria, preface work for the poor. By her visit Beach, from May 14 to 17. Ap- rifices some of the faithful make for the Propagation of the of Easter. For Information, Write to Avignon she was instrument- proximately 500 will attend. Faith. One man who had cancer sent in $1000 thanking God THE REGISTRAR al in bringing about the return April 28 — St. Paul of the The convention, headed by for the bessings of life — and particularly for being per- of Pope Gregory XI to Rome, Cross, Confessor. Mass of the State Deputy Francis C. Barrios Saint Leo College mitted at the end of his days to be more closely united to and served as counselor to Pope feast, Gloria, second prayer of St. Petersburg, will draw the sufferings of Christ. Saint Leo, Fla. Urban VI. She died in 1380, and of St. Vitalis, Martyr, preface state officers, district deputies was canonized in 1461. of Easter. and delegates from each of the 36 Florida councils. The agenda This week thank God for your faith. Pius XII said April 29 — St. Peter, Martyr. calls for religious, fraternal, there is no better way to do this than by Propagating the Mass of the feast, Gloria, business and social events. preface, of Easter.' Faith. The sainted Cure of Ars said that those who aided Youth Dreams Of The Future: Specifically, the meeting will the Propagation of the Faith would never lose the faith. April 30 — St. Catharine of Si- cover reports of annual ac- In gratitude, make a daily or weekly saerifice and at the ena, Virgin. Mass of the tivities and progress, new reso- end of the month send it to the Holy Father. Carmel Dreads It! feast, Gloria, preface of lutions for adoption, and election Easter. of state officers. GOD LOVE YOU to Mrs. J. M. for $25.50 "Enclosed you will find a money order in thanksgiving to God, to St. Lucy, Sixteen, pretty and a leper, the Holy Ghost and St. Jude for intentions granted." . . . for her the pitiable ATTENTION to J. M. K. for $1 "This afternoon my mother asked me if condition of the older patients I would like to finish some chicken that was lying on a plate. is a fearful dream of her I said no, I wasn't hungry. That made me think of the poor own future. RELIGIOUS DEALERS children overseas who would love to finish that chicken. So But Carmel need not be I'm sending you this dollar for them." ... to E. T. S. for LARGEST LINE OF: $30.85 "This is the first check I have ever written. The amount mutilated by leprosy. A new specified was the cost of some laboratory equipment but I wonder drug arrests the • CHURCH GOODS ~ know the Missions can give more immediate relief to man- disease completely. kind." ... to M. P. for $5 "I have made five dollars over my • RELIGIOUS ARTICLES regular weekly check. Please accept it for the Missions." . . . Please help missionaries bring hope and Christ's mercy to N.B. for $2 "I can do without this two dollars, but to to the leprous with this drug. • MISSALS, BIBLES AND PRAYER BOOKS some it may mean the difference between life and death." (SAINT JOSEPH MISSALS, ETC.) A DOLLAR'S WORTH WILL ARREST A CASE LIKE CARMEL'S. On the yellow decade of the WORLDMISSION ROSARY INQUIRE ABOUT OUR fUU TRADE PISCOUNT you pray for the suffering people in China and all over Asia. ALL GIFTS IMMEDIATELY ACKNOWLEDGED Send an offering of $2 or more and, at your request, we

will send one to you. Let it constantly remind you to pray Send any offering you can, to FLORIDA CATHOLIC and deny ourself for the poor of the world. WHOLESALERS, INC. Rev. Edward F. Garesche, S.J., Pres. SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice 1160 RIVERLAND ROAD to it and mail it to Most Rev. Pulton J. Sheen, National Di- FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. rector of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 The Catholic Medical Mission Board Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. or your Diocesan Director, Dept. NC 8 West 17th Street New York 11, N.Y. PHONE LUdlow 1-3103 Rev. Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida.

8 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. April 22/1960 Educators Told To Balance New PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK Views With Old CHICAGO (NO — Catholic educators were urged by the OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH head of their association to heed •. today's discussion of educational problems, but not to let it make N.E. 162nd Street at West Dixie Highway them forget what has been ac- complished through the years. (ONE HALF BLOCK WEST OF BISCAYNE BLVD.) Archbishop William E. Cousins of Milwaukee added - that Catholic teachers cannot COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF CONDITION remain "smugly content" in the midst of today's criticism of education, but should be in ASSETS March 31, 1959 March 31, 1960 / • forefront of "essential \fc^ress" because of their de- votion to full development of U.S. Government Insured or Guaranteed each student. FHA and VA Loans , ...... $ 265,559.39 $ 291,844.47 The Wisconsin prelate warn- ed, however, against being Other Loans and Discounts . 2,897,219.51 3,293,762.48 "panicked into hasty, futile ac- tion" and. following slavishly ev- Banking House and Parking Lots . . . 237,352.76 229,880.60 ery new educational experi- ment. Furniture and Fixtures 180,325.13 172,033.30 CARDINAL IS CELEBRANT Archbishop Cousins, presi- Accrued Income and Other Assets 52,892.11 63,387.40 dent - general of the National Catholic Educational Associa- Overdrafts 28.60 tion, delivered the sermon at a Solemn Pontifical Mass which U.S. Government Securities ..$1,768,124.78 $2,072,619.81 opened the NCEA's 57th annual Federal Reserve Bank Stock .. 21,900.00 22,400.00 convention in Chicago's Interna- tional Amphitheater. Celebrant State, County and Municipal Bonds . 207,898.17 116,235.62 was Albert Cardinal Meyer, Archbishop of Chicago. CASH AND DUE FROM BANKS ... 1,995,542.76 3,993,465.71 2,265,217.87 4,476,473.30 In his sermon, Archbishop TOTAL ASSETS $7,626,814.61 Cousins stressed that the in- $8,527,410.15 centive for educators to keep abreast of advanced trends LIABILITIES and standards is provided in the philosophy on which Cath- olic schools are founded. Capital Stock $ 600,000.00 $ 600,000.00 "Primarily, our approach to Surplus 134,400.00 734,400.00 145,800.00 745,800.00 Christian education is founded upon our acceptance of man as Undivided Profits ...,.' '.. 6,251.21 5,070.75 a creature made to God's im- age, endowed with an immortal Contingency Reserve ...... 2,787.12 4,001.48 soul which is possessed of fac- ulties of intellect and will. Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc. . .T 26,314.56 28,216.61 "Development of these fac- Interest and Income Collected, ulties is the divinely assigned task of teachers responsible to not earned ...... ,: 63,561.59 55,900.36 the Creator, as well as to the student," he said in his pre- DEPOSITS ;..... 6,793,500.13 7,688,420.95 pared remarks. TOTAL LIABILITIES $7,626,814.61 $8,527,410.15 SUCCESS OF SCHOOLS The success of Catholic ; schools, the ^Archbishop added, (Dividends paid for the first half of 1960 — 17c per share. This is in excess of amount paid for similar period last year.) must be measured in- terms that relate to the individual and his eternal future. The handling of our checking and savings deposits is a highly important and personal trusteeship and our policy has "There is no point to building, always been to maintain a high degree of ^liquidity in cash and at the same time to maintain stability in keeping with maintaining and generally sup- the responsibilty of banking in the light of conditions that prevail today. We feel that intelligent, conservative indi- porting Church - related schools if the same results are attain- viduals appreciate the safety we afford our customers and we solicit the accounts of discriminating individuals. able in other educational sys- tems," he declared. OFFICERS DIRECTORS Bishop Of Covington Will Be Enthroned LEONARD A. USINA RUTH J ANDERSON AGNES B. BARBER H. H. LAPHAM Chairman of the Boar* Assistant Vice President Vice President of the Sank Maule Industrie*, Inc. -'WINGTON, Ky. (NO — FRANK H. WILLER WILLIAM E. BECKHAM, JR. ROBERT O. LYELL, JR. /Most Rev. Richard H. Ac- LUCILE MICHAEL Vice President, Peoples National President „ President, Head-BecWiam kerman, C.S.Sp., will be en- Assistant Vice President Insurance Agency, Inc. Bank of Miami Snares throned as the seventh bishop AGNES B. BARBER WILMA M. GENTILE ED COYNER CLARK R. PARKER Vice President Director and Distributor of Covington on May 17, ia the Cashier President and Treasurer, Cathedral Basilica of the As- Csyner-Evans, Inc. Tom Huston Product* ROLAND M. STAFFORD WILMA C. BERENT sumption. Vice President WARREN M. CRAWFORD, JR. JOHN W. PRUNTY Assistant Cashier Vice President of the Bank Circuit Judge Bishop Ackerman, a member WARREN M. CRAWFORD, JR. JAMES GRIMM ROLAND M. STAFFORD of the Holy Ghost Fathers and Vice President JAMES W. ELDER, JR. Assistant Cashier Owner, Elder Electric Vice President of the Bank past national director of the . Pontifical Association of the EDNA M. BELL W. W. CAMPBELL ' ANTHONY J. GOCKIMG LEONARD K. THOMSON Vice President Assistant Cashier Tentilet Former Director, Holy Childhood, has been Aux- Dade County Pert Authority iliary Bishop of San Diego, Cal., ANTHONY P. DALLlNGER NELLIE V. STILES W. DOUGLAS HALL Former President, Sal-Payne G*ra. LEONARD A. USINA since 1956. Vice President Assistant Cashier Cfiattman of the Beard of the Bank HERBERT D. JARVIS FRANK H. WILLER STANLEY M. DAVIS FLOYD O. LONG Credit Sales Marnier, Burdiiw'J Reich Films Scored Vice President Assistant Cashier President of the Bank ESSEN, Germany (NC) — C. EDWARD KETTLE H. H. WOODSMALL JOHN A. DeROSA WALTER J. ALLISON Executive Vice President, President, H. H. WMdcmaK Bishop Karl J. Leiprecht has Assistant Vice President Assistant Cashier - America* National Bank Insurance Afency, Inc. expressed concern over the low and constantly sinking moral level of film production attd ad- Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation vertising in Germany.

April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Poje 9 EASTER MESSAGE Pope Greets U.S. On TV ' NEW YORK (NO — Millions was made from the film's sound- in America on the day when ©f Americans saw and heard track. r ' Christian people are commem- Pope John XXIII extend greet- orating the Passion and death The Holy Father's message of the Saviour of Mankind. We ings to "the entire American was: people." wish to assure you that in Our "We are happy to have this daily prayers, We beg our The Pontiff expressed his opportunity to send our greet- Lord to pour forth His bless- hopes on television and radio ings to the United States of ings and the abundance of His for a "just and lasting con- America. We greet in the first redeeming grace upon each cord between all people" and {(lace our beloved sons, the one of you and upon your fam- for "peace and prosperity up- members of the Sacred College ilies and dear ones. on your great country." of Cardinals and our Vener- able Brothers of the episcopate "And, as We fervently be- The Pope read his two-minute and also the priests, Religious seech Him to grant a just and Voice Photos message in English. It was re- and laity under their care. lasting concord between all peo- CONFRATERNITY of Christian Doctrine mem- this summer. Pictured from left are: Kaj ples, We ask Him to continue to bers are shown in St. Michael the Archangel corded on film in Vatican City Manus, Agnes DeCario, Madge Liptak, Lucffle "We greet with the affection bestow peace and prosperity up- Parish, Miami, preparing forms for the Relig- Hudak and Barbara Saunders. Christian Doc- and made available to the ma- of our paternal heart the entire on your great country." ious Vacation School to be held in the parish trine will be taught to parish children. jor U. S. distributors of TV American people, towards whom news who passed it on to net- We cherish sentiments of warm works and individuals stations. benevolence and admiration. School Tax Explained CCD Units Plan Programs Boy Scouts Plan A one-minute radio recording "This message reaches you OTTAWA (NO — A Catho- Retreat In "Jupiter lic who has been paying public school taxes and then decides WEST PALM BEACH —The to support separate (Catholic) Catechetical Sunday, May I first Ad Altare Dei retreat schools cannot be held liable to Parish units of the Con- adults and to children who do for Catholic Boy Scouts and a tax for public school bonds is- fraternity of Christian Doctrine not attend Cat! olic schools. scout leaders will be held Aug. sued while he was a public are scheduling programs for the 27-28 in Camp Tahna Kheeta, school supporter, the Supreme The principal undertaking of observance of Catechetical Sun- Jupiter, according to Daniel Court of Canada has ruled. the CCD this year is the train- day on May J. Gorhan, chairman of the Catho- r ing of men and women who will lic Committee on Scouting for SAVE AS The observance, to be mark- teach Church doctrine .this sum- Gulfstream Council. ACADEMY ed throughout the diocese, will mer in Religious Vacation THOUSANDS S A V E, OF THE publicize the work of the CCD Schools to be held in many par- This retreat is a necessity as an organization which im- ishes. Several hundred mem- for any scout who wishes to ASSUMPTION parts religious instruction to bers of the CCD are currently receive the Ad Altare Dei SAY AS 1517 Bricked Ave. taking preparatory courses in Award, made on the authority FR 9-3323 • Miami, Florida SCIENTIFIC the fundamentals of theology. of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll THOUSANDS SAY; PEST through the Catholic Scout Com- i RESIDENT AND DAY SCHOOL According to directives for- mittee. FOR GIRLS CONTROL mulated by the Church in FOR MY MONEY IT'S... Rome, the Confraternity is to Elementary and Secondary HOMES The Scout Retreat is under STORES be established in every par- the direction of Father Patrick COLLEGE PREPARATORY INDUSTRY ish throughout the world; S. McDonnell, chaplain of the AND GENERAL COURSES rFREE INSPECTION there is also to be an annual Catholic Committee on Scout- Call NE 3-3421 observance of Catechetical ing. Conducted by Day in order to enlighten the Reservations for the retreat THE RELIGIOUS OF THE general public on the purposes weekend must be made before ASSUMPTION of the CCD. Aug. 10 by contacting Jesse E. i In sermons at Masses on May Green, OV 3-3822. 1, priests of the diocese will ex- plain the Confraternity and urge i lay people to become active members of the organization.

BOWLING IS FUN Nuns — Twin Sisters, i FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Meet After 40 Years NEW YORK (NO — Twin SIGN UP NOW! sisters who are both nuns were reunited here for the for a first time in 40 years. SUMMER I They are Sister Mary Jo- LEAGUE sephine, a nurse in a mis- PER CENT PER YEAR COME IN OR CALL sion medical center in Gha- zipur City, India, and Sister »Trc«U CR 8-2613 i S \ Mark Mary Leonina, who directs the kitchen at the St. John FREE INSTRUCTIONS FOR BEGINNERS \ Home for Boys, a New York orphanage. CAMP DELRAY They had not seen each For boys and: girls, ages 7 ft ':• other since Sister Mary Jo- 200 acres, 37 buildings .fa J sephine entered religious life shadows of the Blue Ridge Mourn tains. . Playgrounds for camp in 1920 in Vienna. Sister sports, large modfern pool, moun- BOWLING Mary Leonina became a Re- tain water lake, with all activities 325 S.E. First Avenue Delray Beach, Fla. ligious in 1922, and came to guided by trained counselors. Ideal accommodations inJLodge Chase SNACK BAR NURSERY this country a few years for visiting parents. Camp pro- later. vides pickup service to or from \ FEDERAL nearest rail, air, bus terminal. A .camp for youngsters to grow • LINCOLSAVINGSN ANROAD LOAD N ASSOCIATION . . . spiritually, healthfully. . No. 11OO at Lenox Ave. - JE 8-7411 • CORAL GABLES • MIAMI SHORES • FORTY FIRST STREET No. 423 at Sheridan Ave. - JE-S-3666 • COLLINS AVENUE "Everything at 75th St. - UN 6-7331 For literature, write: • SURFSIDE 9574 Harding Ave. - UN 5-7441 to Build OUR LADY OF THE HILLS CAMP • NORTH MIAMI BEACH I The Reverend Thomas A. Kcrlri, Director 163rd St. Shopping Center-Wl 7-1473 Anything"

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Page 10 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. April 22, 1960 Text Of Pope Johns Easter Message To World •to us; in the ardor oi youth, Voices Concern For Those in the wisdom of mature years and in the inescapable discom- forts and renunciation* of old Who Suffer Because of Race age, just beginning or far ad- vanced. Dear children, this tradition -of a solemn papal blessing on the feast of Easter from the outer balcony of the Vatican basilica Grant to us Your blessing, pour out Your peace over all is a very ancient one, and We are glad to renew it for the sake the world, O Jesus, as Y*« of the joy we all share. did when You appeared again for 'the first time to Yew Easter is a festive occasion,' tor over death and human Wick- closest friends on the morn- a day of more than usual sol- edness,' the wickedness of man's ing of Easter day, and as Y«H emnity which surpasses every first sin and of all the sins of continued to do in the subse- other in the Church's year, it is the world. K quent meetings in the supper in rank among all feasts A GLORIOUS COMBAT room, at the lake and on tfce road: ceremonies: "festum fes- - How can we not be' grateful to torum, solemnitas solemnity Him who is the Son of God and Fear not, it is I.- Peace be turn" (feast of feasts, solemnity .of Mary, by virtue of whose with you. Peace and blessing > NC Photo of solemnities). blood, pardon was called down throughout each day, forever — "URBI ET ORBI," (to the city and the world). hear the Pope's somber Easter message de- "Nolite timere, ego sum. Pax Our predecessor of long on the very people who cruci- Pope John XXIII imparts his Easter Messing nouncing the evil forces who persecute their fel- vobis, Pax et benedictio per sia- ago, St. Gregory, the first of fied Him and on the whole of from the central balcony of St.'Peter's Basilica. low men because of race, religion or politics. gulos dies in aeternum." v Some 100,000 persons braved the steady rain to that name in the line of popes, sinful humanity," whose destiny whom We like to call great, was decided and whose redemp- tion and salvation was secured of Life was the victor and He ner, nanfely where we openly among the greatest, hailed the lives again in a life of glory for all time? confess our Faith and let it ALL NEW -ALL NYLON feast of Easter as nothing less — "Pux vitae mortuus regnat shine forth In our activity. than a most sublime wedding This suffering, this death so vivus." UNFLINCHING COURAGE song celebrating the mystical sorrowful and humiliating, But, dear children, you are - Here, at noon on the feast of Dayton Tharabred union of the Word of God which we have followed in well aware from your experi- Easter, while around us all is made Man with the holy these days with hearts deeply ence of the fact that this com- an invitation to spiritual joy, Church, as the "Canticle of moved, was nevertheless a bat still continues on earth. We many — and it is indeed sor- all' witness it and take part rowful for Us to return to this DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE Canticles" of the whole lit- glorious combat. We have re- in it. ' point — many of .our brethren urgy. called this by singing with a POINT OF HONOR. • do not enjoy any kind of free- note of triumph in the Easter dom, personal, civil or religious, On this Easter day our most On one side stands Christ, to- liturgy: "Mors et vita duello But for year after year they personal joy as good Christians gether with His representatives eonflixere mirando" — life have been enduring restraint is in rendering homage to the and His followers in the Church, and violence and perfecting a Redeemer, Jesus Christ, glori- and death engaged in tremen- raised up in holiness and broth- sacrifice wrought in silence and, ous and immortal forever, vic- dous combat. But the Author erly love. And with the Church ire thus blessed, there abides.sound continuous oppression. doctrine, truth, justice and peace. ^ > . Would that these could als» hear at least an echo of their Pope Laments Racial Strife ' Rallying support on the oth- father's voice offering them er side is the anti-Christian comfort and reaching them spirit, which is error, a false from the center of Catholic In Easter Message To World idea of personal and. social unity. This sharing of ours in • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN (Continued from Page 1) and unqualified sincerity of life, excessive power and even spirit and prayer with their SAF-T-LOK TREAD DESIGN intention and action before physical violence, evil and . sufferings brings benefit t« every part of the holy Church • NEW, NON-SKID SAKTY 40,000 MILES been enduring restraint and vio- both God and men." ruinous, disorder. ra WRITINC » PAN-AMCMCMI lence and perfecting a sacrifice . which, from the wonderful ex- • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR TIRE CO. plus roat\kauri tuaruh Such is the condition of life (BONUS MILEAGE) tee against «*ls. breaks,' *nti«* wrought in silence and contin* After expressing the Church's ample of unflinching courage etc. without air nctatiMU. Com- here oa earth. mercial use excqrte*. 14" Cmr- uous oppression," the Pope Easter joy and gratitude, the ^ which they give, draws in- • NEW HANDSOME STYLING nttti 3S.M0 Miles. Pope turned to the Church's sor- Well then, dear children of crease the edification and fer- said: • EASIER PARKING, STEERING VOICE OF COMFORT row; Rome and of the whole world vor...... • "Would that these could also who 'are listening, the condi- NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS "Here," he said, "at noon on tions of each one being deter- And Our sorrowing gaze turns- hear at last an echo of their the feast of Easter, while around SALE father's voice offering them mined, it is essential and is fact also to other children of God FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL us all is an invitation to spirit- SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE comfort and reaching them from a point of honor for ajl to meet everywhere who are suffering ual joy, many — and it is in- their obligations. That involves because of race or economic 6.70x15 62.55 ... . . 2.1/ . 22.15 the center of "Catholic~unity." deed sorrowful for Us to return a great sense oi responsibility, conditions — at once complex 7.10x15 ..... 68.65 .,, .. 2.27 . 24.15 Echoing his predecessor, St. to this point — many of our an exercise of moral right,- a arid giving reasons for anxiety brethren do not enjoy any kind 7.50x14 68.65...... 2.14 . 22.15 Gregory I, Pope John called shrinking from compromise, — or through limitation of the 24.15 Easter "nothing less than a of freedom, personal,. civil, or and unqualified sincerity of in- exercise of their natural and 8 00x14 75.45 ... .. 2.26 . most sublime wedding song religious." tention and action before both civil rights. At the same time 8.50x14 82.85 .., .. 2.42 . 26.40 celebrating the mystical union BRINGS BENEFIT God and men. Our word of heartfelt sympathy 9.00x14 ..'...„ 92.00 . ., .. 2.61 . 29.30 , of the Word of God made Man •• He added that sharing in spirit CONFESS OUR FAITH longs to pour forth into ^he and prayer in the sufferings of NYLON TUBELESS WHITEWALLS with the Holy Church." We are strengthened by the hearts of each one an expres- persecuted Catholics "brings sion of. human and Christian He said that Christ's suffer- certainty that Our Lord is faith- FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE benefit to every part of the solidarity, "which on the day SIZE LIST PRICE ing and death was a "glorious holy Church which, from the ful to His promises and holds EXCISE TAX PRICE in store for us, even on this marked by Divine Providence 6.70x15 76.00 .: 2.17 26.75 combat" which still continuous wonderful example of unflinch- will come to flower. on earth. ing courage which they give, earth, the gifts of His'goodness 7.10x15 . 84.00 .... 2.27 2f.25 and His victory. But we have PLEDGE OF FIDELITY 7.60x15 .^... 92.00 "On one side," he said, draws' increase of edification ..2.45 ..... 31.95 and fervor." He continued: to deserve this .certainty. O Jesus, Saviour and Re- 8.00x15 102.50 J'stands Christ, together with deemer, may You be our love .. 2.62 . 35.50 \ representatives and- His fol- la the pages of the brevi- 8.20x15 ..... 106,25 "And Our sorrowing gaze . ary in these days just past, St. now and always. May You be an .. 2.80 . 36.75 -vOwers in the Church, raised up turns also to other children unfailing encouragement to us -7.50x14 . 89.35 .. 2.14 26.75 in holiness and brotherly love. Augustine Was encouraging us of God everywhere who are to sincerity of thought, work and to all who suffer for Thy 8.00x14 ..__. 92:40 .. 2.26 ~ .. .-r- 2*25 And with the Church thus bless- -suffering because of race or name and for the sake of the 8.50x14 ..... 101.45 ed, there abides sound doctrine, and life. "Those who live an . 2.42 . 31.95 economic conditions. . . or evil life," he writes, "and call Gospel, lived in and permeated 9.00x14 : 112.70 truth, justice and peace. through limitation of the ex- by the sacrifice of-Your blood. ..2-61 35.50 OBLIGATIONS CITED themselves Christians do aa 9.50x14 116.90 . . 2.80 36.75 ercise of their natural and injustice t« Christ, and of Does not the year follow its "Rallying support on the oth- civil rights. At the same (heja it is said that through ' course from the feast of East- CREDIT OR BUDGET TERMS — Your oM tires eon b« y»ttt er side is the anti-Christian spir- time- Our word of heartfelt their fault the name of God er? ' '.-'•..;.• . . DOWN PAYMENT it, which is error, a false idea^ sympathy longs to pour forth ' All Prices Eick. fir Recappasle Tire. OUerwise AM $S par MM. is blasphemed. On the other We renew to. You the pledge of personal and social life, ex- into the hearts of each one hand, those who remain faith- of our fidelity in the carrying cessive power and "even pjysi- an expression of human and PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO Christjan solidarity, which on ful to His law, even at the out of our duty with regard cost of some suffering, by to the responsibilities which • 2777 N.W. 54tk ST: disorder;* •-•.v^^ " V the day marked by Divine Providence will come to flow- their actions bring praise and our life imposes on us in the blessing in the name of God." • 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7* AVE. In such a combat, he con- spheres of religious, civil and • 10535 N.W. 27rh AVE. • 5740 S. DIXIE HWY. t^aued, it i» essential4hat ev- , Let us listen to the apostle, social order. • W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W. 7th AVf. Wyone fulfifl W obHgations. Pope John's second Easter dear children. He teHs us that • Jesus, Victor over death and HOMESTEAD: 916 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY TKs>" .^ei-isalft5 ''involves a message, like his first, ended we are the fragrance, the "bo- sin, we are Yours, and Yours HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXir HIGHWAY nus odor Christi" (good odor of FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY great sense »r responsibility, with a prayer and his blessing we wish to remain, ever- yours: WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY an exercise of moral right, to the city of Rome and the Christ), which is diffused into ourselves, our families and all . a shrinking from compromise, world. • every place in a special man- who are most dear and precious

April 22, k TMC VOICE Miami, Ha. 11 Philip D. Lewis, Realtor Seniors Club Little Flower Club UAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Dance Sunday Plans Card Party PALM BEACH COUNTY Spring Card party and fash- 31 Wort 2Oth Street Members of the Catholic Sen- •; ion show to benefit the Little •iviera Beach •• VI 4-«201 iors Club will sponsor a dance at 8 p.m, Sunday, April 24 at Flower Society of Little Flower the Alcazar Hotel, 500 Biscayne Church', Coral Gables,will be Blvd. held Wednesday, April 27, at 8 TloJdh p.m. in the parish auditorium. Single Catholic men and wom- Ssach en 35 years of age or older are Newest styles will be present- invited to attend. ed by the Coral Park Apparel 7134 Abbott Avo. Father Joseph A. Sweeney, Shop with music provided by Miami Beach S.J., pastor, Gesu -parish;_ is Ann Marie Bouse and Carolyn spiritual moderator of the orga- Carr, accordionists. nization. Mrs. Harry Caplan, general Call chairman, is assisted by Mrs. UNion Singles Plan Dance Reginald Hart and Mrs. Ade- 6-3131 WEST HOLLYWOOD—A Get- laide Miller. Tickets -r- v be . Acquainted dance sponsored by obtained by contacth ,Mrs. the newly organized Catholic Hart at MO 1-2422. Singles Club of St. Stephen parish will be held Sunday, • Voice Plioto April 24 atthe parish hall, 2000 CHARITY DINNER to benefit Mercy Hospital honor at the Ninth Annual Dinner, is shown with Palm Beach Nurses RICHARDS S. State Road 7. attracted some 600 guests on Easter Monday Dr. andj Mrs. Franklyn E. Verdon and Mr. and evening. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, guest of Mrs. John L. Foy, arrangements co-chairmen. Retreat, April 26 Music will be provided for PALM BEACH — An evening dancing between 8 p.m.- and of recollection will be observed NEW and midnight and all single adults Festival Set by members of the Palm Beach USED FURNITURE between the ages of 18 and 35 600 -Attend: Charity Dinner Chapter of the Miami Diocesan are invited to attend. At. Visitation EASY Fourth annual festival for Council of Catholic Nurses Tues- TERMS To Benefit Mercy Hospita parishioners and friends of day, April 26 at the Cenacle Re- 15% DOWN DIAL LOUIS E MILLER Visitation Church, North Mi- treat House, Manalapan. DELIVERS WHITE- PLUMBING CO. The Bishop's Ninth Annual vide funds for the care of char- ami will be held at the EST. 1930 Msgr. David E. Bushey will 374» No. HALL Charity Dinner to benefit Mi- ity patients at the hospital which grounds, NW 191 St. and Mi- 1-0617 conduct the conferences which Federal Hwy. WATER HEATER * ami's "Mercy Hospital was serv-. is a diocesan institution staffed ami Ave. April 28-May'l. Pempono Phones: HI 8-9912 and HI 6*1414 will open at supper at 5:45 p.m. ed to a capacity crowd in the by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Numerous booths, rides and Beach, Flq, 4102 Laguna St. Coral Gable* Further information and DuPont Plaza Hotel on Easter St. Augustine. amusements have been scheduled and a dance for transportation a-r r a n g e- Monday evening. Guests heard Bishop Coleman teenagers will be featured. ments may be made by con- tacting Alice Doherty at More .then 600 persons at- F. Carroll express his appreci- Mrs. Stuart Godwin is GABLES TYPEWRITER Co. ation to members of the ar- VI 4-4604 or Betty Rice at tended the function held in the chairman of booths and rides VI 4-6383. World Famous Olympia Portable Skyroom under the chairmen- rangements committee, patrons, and Mrs. John DeRosa is in ship of Dr. and Mrs. Franklyn members of the medical staff charge of awards and publi- and the Mercy Hospital Auxil- Olivetti Printing Calculator E. Verdon and Mr. and Mrs. city. Daniel Brennan and St. Francis Group iary. Ricky Calabrese are in _ John L. Foy. NEW and USED charge of finance'. Elects Officers • Standard Typewriters • Adding Machines The hospital, Bishop Carroll Now a well established event said, is observing its tenth an- - RIVIERA BEACH — Mrs. • Portable Typewriters • Check Writers of the .winter season the benefit RENTALS .« REPAIRS niversary this year and it im- St. Anthony Club Fred LaRoche has been elected was inaugurated in 1952 to pro- proves year by year solely be- president of St. Francis of As- GABLES TYP E W R I TER C O. cause of the persons interested Elects, April 26 sisi Home and School Associa- in it; the Sisters, the doctors FORT LAUDERDALE — New tion. 2313 Lejeune Road HI 4-0436 Cored Gables and those persons who give / One Block North of Miracle Mil© VINCENT P. officers for the Catholic Wom- Officers who wHl serve with service to the hospital through- an's Club of St. Anthony parish out the yean her during the coming year are Hank Gabelmann—Jack O'Donnell will be elected during a covered Mrs. Frank Carrieri and^ Mrs. dish luncheon Tuesday, April 26 FOX, me Joseph Angelicchio, vice-presi- In addition to Bishop Carroll in the parish clubrooms. and the chairmen those seated dents; Mrs. Ben Caibarella, re- JEWELERS Mrs. Arthur- Kellner* and Mrs. at the speakers' table included cording secretary; Mrs. Bernard Frank Lobraff are co-chairmen 305 East Atlantic -Ave. Msgr. Patrick J. Oibonoghue, Luecke, treasurer and Mrs. Ed- in charge of arrangements as- ward Doyle, corresponding sec- Delray Beach, Fla. Vicar General of the Diocese sisted by Mrs. Herbert Prieke, i retary. . HI 4-6744 of Miami and Dr. Matthew Lark- Mrs. William Kennedy, Mrs. A. CR 6-4400 in, president of the Mercy Hos- Anderson, Mrs. Barney Myrdal, pital staff, and Mrs. Larkin. The organization will sponsor Mrs. William Barnes, Mrs. Al- its annual Spring Dance on Sat- fred Jung, Mrs. R. L. Frecin, urday, April 23 at the Colon- Mrs. Marie Smith and Miss nades Hotel under the chairman- CONTRACT HARDWARE Mary Muntaugh. ship of Mrs. Marion Lema. LIGHTING FIXTURES MODERNFOLD DOORS FAULTY PLAZA 4-5451 INSTALLATIONS CORRECTED

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Operated When youthlnk of SAVING By Coral < Always think FIRST of Gabies Council America's Oldest Federal lofC -STSe- FIR "BRUCE" RELIGIOUS BOOKS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI ~ W.H.^VALKER, Chairman Voice Photo 2920 PONCE de LEON BLVD., CORAL GABLES 5 NOTRE DAME Academy Guild members, Mrs. Brian Barbick, r v • • • • ejffices— James Boyle and John Gorman, president, discuss plans for the DOWNTOWN • CORAL WAY • KINDALt • LinU KlVIi • NORTH MIAMI annual festival which will be held on the grounds April 28-29.

12 THE VOKE Miami, Fla. April 22,19*0 Barry Auxiliary To Meet In Miami, May 1-3 . . Sqeiety

Meets Monday

April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. 13 • ELECTRIC RANGE REPAIR' THERMADOR AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE Smut Convictions AND AU. OTHER MAKES, ALSO SMALL APPLIANCES SUTTO3* ELECTRIC Of 4 Newsdealers 1770 N.W. 36th ST. 7320 RED ROAD NE 5-5124 MO 6-2551 Reversed In Dade i BROKEN LINE] A Dade County Circuit Court jREEAND i INDICATES Judge has ruled-out the deci- It) MIAMI P sion of a municipal 'court jurist . WANEWYDRK ^ •5hwnon and freed four Miami Beach PLANNING TO REMODEL?. newsstand operators of charges HOSPITAL, SCHOOL KITCHEN And CAFETERIAS of "Tending to corrupt morals of youth." STRAUS Judge John W. Pnuity ruled ATLANTIC' that Miami Beach's indecent MiAMI BRANCH 11OO N. E. SECOND AVENUE book ordinance clearly con- OCEAN BELGIUM flicts with recent UJ5. Su- •' , GERMANY FR 4-5802 preme Court decisions. It sets FROM «^ Complete Line of Supplies, Equipment and Furnishings for Institutional Use no standards for obscenity, be M!AMI,AND RETURN TRIP said, and does not require VIA NEW YORK the dealer to have knowledge IUWIMMWI of what is in the books. For conviction, . Judge Prunty pointed out, the prosecution C A. Whitman, Jr. & Son must prove that the accused knew he was selling obscene Well Drilling - Septic Tank and Plumbing publications. TELEPHONES: In an unprecedented six-page LAKE WORTH , ' BOYNTON BEACH 2,300 word opinion handed down last December by Miami JU 2-4147 . 3481 Beach Judge Albert Saperstein, ftMWI WVI the four newsdealers were fined $100 each after a two day trial. Saperstein said that nine paper- back novels "stripteasing under CONVENIENT PARKING the twin cloaks of constitutional When transacting business at rights and so-called artistic lit- erature" dealt with "unabashed Dade Federal's downtown Miami Office crudity of the sex acts" and be sure to park at the sign of... amounted to "dirt for dirt's EUROPEAN PILGRIMAGE of the Diocese of take part in the Eucharistic Congress in Munich. sake or to be more accurate, Miami is sketched above. The group will leave Following the regular tour an optional trip will dirt for money's sake." DOWNTOWN Miami by air on July 11 and visit landmarks in be made to the British Isles. Msgr. Robert W. "Lust laughs at the lock- five countries, returning Aug. 11. Pilgrims will Scheifen is spiritual director. PARK AND smith of legislative limita- SHOP tions/' Judge Saperstein said. All of the newsstand opera- TO ATTEND MUNICH EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS for ONE FREE: tors testified they -were una- ware of the contents of the HOUR of pocket-sized novels. Some of the 0? books, according to reports, are Miami Pilgrims To Visit Rome PARKING Be Sure To Have Your Ticket Validated by Dade Federal now back on Miami Beach newsstands. If pilgrims of the Diocese of the Holy Father. Every effort is pilgrims may draw up their Miami were to spend their full being made to arrange such an own itineraries. History of the audience for the Miami pilgrims. 'month in Rome itself, instead of ancient empire will come to Musicians' Group There will also be escorted tours mind'as Floridians walk into Oldest and Largest touring five different countries, Meets Wednesday through St. Peter's Basiliear*' the marbled Colosseum where there would be enough to see visit to the Sistine Chapel, stops gladiators once entertained the ade Federal Members of the newly organ- and do in the Eternal City to fill at the Vatican museum and art throngs of Rome and where 4GS and LOAN ASSOCIATION of MIAMI ized Diocesan Guild of Church S all of their time with historical galleries and time for strolling many Christians suffered Musicians will meet Wednesday, about St. Peter's Square. death as martyrs. JOSEPH M. UPTON. President April 27 at 8 p.m. in {he organ and religious meaning. gallery of St. Mary Cathedral. TO VISIT CATACOMBS Because all roads lead to Famous churches to be visited Strolling through the Roman All parish organists and choir Rome, so will the road of the include St. Peter in Chains and Forum, the group will pass un- . 5 Convenient Offices Serve Dade County . der the Arch of Constantine and directors are. invited tfr attend. Miami group en route to the the Basilica of St. Paul Outside ^JtESOURCES EXCEED ISO MILLION DOLLARS^/ tread the Sacred Road which According to Clayton Brenne-- International Eucharistic Con- 'the Wails. An estimated 450 served Roman legions as they man, diocesan organist, plans gress which opens in Munich churches are located in Rome marched off to battle or return- will be discussed for a newslet- on July 31. With Msgr. Rob- and its suburbs^ Visitors will ed home from it victoriously. ter which will be distributed erf W. Schiefen, chancellor, also want to enter the cata- DIOCESE OF MIAMI , monthly to church musicians in OJher ruins, left over from the as spiritual -director, the pil- combs of St. Callistus located on days of the Caesars, include the distant areas of the diocese who grims will leave Miami by air the historic Via Appia Antica. cannot conveniently attend the Arch of Titus, the Vestal Temple on July 11 and make several Most famous of the underground PILGRIMAGE scheduled meetings. and the Mamertine Prison in calls in France before reach- tombs is that of St. Cecilia, the which St. Peter was held in TO THE Those wishing to be placed ing Rome on July 20. patroness of musicians. on the mailing list should send chains.. The group will also see 37th INTERNATIONAL their names and addresses to Foremost in the minds of all In addition to the guided the remains of the baths of Car- Mr. Brenneman at 145^ NE 129 Catholics when they reach Rome tours, there will be more than acalla and Diocletian. EJJGHARISTIC CONGRESS St., North Miami. is, of course, the audience with two days of free time so that CASTLE OF St. ANGELO at MUNICH — and THE Not far from St. Peter's Basil- ica,, on the bank of the Tiber OBERAMMERGAU PASSION PLAY River, is the Castle of St. Ange- Under the Spiritual Sponsorship of lo. Priginally the burial place The Most Reverend COLEMAN F. CARROLL, of Roman emperors, it ied E. SWAN the Popes as a fortress h^^nst Bishop of Miami the barbarian invasions, and Member of Sts. Peter and Paul Parish stands .today as" a public mu-

Leaving from Miami. July 11, 1960 via Eastern •m seum. Air Lines and Pan American World Airways "Jei". Flights and returning August 11. I960. Announces his new partnership in Atop the castle is a statue Including visits to Lisieux, Lourdes. Rome and of St. Michael the Archangel. Ars. Also a, 7-day extension tour to British Isles Tradition says the saint once and Ireland. Under the spiritual leadership of ALL SPORTS, INC. appeared there in answer to The Very Reverend Msgr. Robt. W. Schieien, the prayers of Romans who Chancellor 6f the Diocese oi Miami. • SPORTING GOODS, SPORTSWEAR, APPLIANCES were suffering a city-w i d e plague. With the appearance WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT TO ALL CLUBS AND SCHOOLS For Descriptive Folder — Contact: of the saint, the plague was MONROE TRAVEL SERVICE ended. 5801 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Reservations for the jourtiey •Therese Becknian,; Representative are still available. Therese 14 N.E. 1st AVENUE - • Coral Gables • Florida Beckman is organizing the group '512 AINSLEY BLDG., MIAMI, FLA. for the diocese and may . be • PHONES • reached at the Monroe Travel Phone; FR 9-4651, FR 9-9843 MO 1-9011 MO 7-9295 Service, 14 NE First Ave., FR 9-4651. ,

Page THE VOICE Miami, Fla.. April 22, 1960 PIPES MADE BY HAND A New Organ For Cathedral : TJie new pipe organ, now completely installed in St. Mary Cathedral, will play a major role in the musical program which provides a proper set- ting for solemn liturgical func- tions. Accepted for many centuries as the ideal instrument for church use, the dignified tones of the organ, will assist the choirs and congregation in their rendition of the sab- red texts. In addition the re- installation complies with the instruction of the Sacred Congregation of Bites which stated in 1958 that all perm- anent church structures must Be equipped with pipe organs, and not electronic substitutes. Although numerous large org- ans in European churches have a record of continuous service for more than 200 years, modern methods of construction have made many changes in the mechanical portions of the or- Voice Photos gan. However, the pipes must NEW PIPE organ at St. Mary Cathedral provided few of its kind in South Florida, took several still be made by hand and given TONAL DESIGNER Ernest White of the M. P. Moller Co. is accompaniment for the choir during Easter Sun- months. Pipes, strings and console were trans- their proper "voice" by experts shown tuning Hie new pipe organ recently installed at St. Mary day Mass. Installation of the organ, one of the ported from Hagerstown^ Md. by truck. in the traditional manner. Cathedral. Diocesan organist Clayton Brenneman is. at left. ORGAN LITERATURE Within the past Airty years there has been a marked trend among builders to restore the organ as a musical instrument in its own right, and organists have returned to the vast liter- ature written expressly for the organ. The organ in St. Mary Cathedral, built by M. P. Mol- ler Co., Hagerstown, Md. is an example of this tonal concept and while certain ranks of pipes bear the names of or- chestral instruments,, such as the trumpet, viola, flute, bas- soon, etc., there is only a lim- ited resemblance to these in- struments. This is done so that they will blend into an ensem- ble of true organ tone. According to Clayton Brenne- man, diocesan organist and di- rector of St. Mary Cathedral choir, the Church has definite rules concerning the use of the organ in the liturgy. EARLY PHASE of installation illustrates the great principle of LARGE WOODEN pipes, an essential part of the pedal organ, "During Advent and Lent the TWO TOWERS, each 30 ft. high the pedal organ. Tall pipes in back row, 20 feet above floor funiish the deep bass tones. Hundreds of pipes of various sizes organ may -sot be used for the provided support for the lifting are shown in the large chests which furnish them with wind. are constructed of seasoned fir with mouths of fruitwoed. liturgical ceremonies which are of the giant console'to the choir -(Continued on Page 23) loft of St. Mary Cathedral.

INSIDE ORGAN, an organ tuner checks an English Horn as MODERN INSTALLATIONS return to the principles inaugurated THREE MANUAL console of drawknob type is favored in all the tonal designer works at the console. One of the reed stops, in the earliest history of organs as exposed pipes of the great large installations. Many buttons below the manuals activate a the English horns require the most delicate adjustment. organ provide for free development of tone without enclosure. remote control mechanism which changes combinations of stops.

April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, FJa. Page IS "HOME ON THE RANGE Buttercup

HOTELS • RESTAURANTS e INSTITUTIONS • 24-HOUR SERVICE ON EQUIPMENT • Cake R. H. HERLOFSEN, President and Resident Mgr. By JOAN MEADOWS Food' Editor

A 'favorite candidate' to an- Combine and beat until light nounce the coming of Spring is and fluffy. Let GI33E BE YOUR GUIDE When Dining Out "New Buttercup Cake" which * * * FOR RESERVATIONS was developed in the Betty Here is an excellent way to COCKTAIL fe MAINE Crocker kitchens. You can put LOUNGE ,*f LOBSTER use left-ever chicken livers, your best foot forward when gizzards, and necks that you Roast SERVING you serve this delightful home- might otherwise discard. LONG ISLAND HOURS: 4 P.M.—11 P.M. made cake that is iced with "Frenchman's Rice" is a rec- Boneless •'SUNDAY Gradually add milk and cook top. Make up a biscuit dough Duckling 12 NCH-II P.M. creamy Butter Fluff Icing. This ipe you wHl want to file for cake will be^ a favorite in repeated use. over low heat until thickened. from the biscuit mix, package directions please or by your SERVING DINNERS German Springs to come. * * * Stir constantly. Add salt and Member of Cuisine pepper. Break, tuna into large, own recipe; cut out Vi-inch bis- Carle 1355 N. Federal Hwy. FRENCHMAN'S RICE • Steaks NEW BUTTERCUP CAKE cuits and place them close to- Blanche . FT. LAUDERDALE Cook together chicken livers, pieces and add to sauce with • Seafood % cup soft shortening (half gether on top of the hot ham- PHONE LO 4-4221 gizzards, and necks until ten- lemon juice. Sprinkle with butter) burger and sauce. Brush top of der. Remove meat from the cheese. xBake in 375 degree F. 1% cups sugar biscuits with 2 tablespoons necks and run through meat oven 30 minutes. . -2 eggs (V4 to % cup) milk. Bake in moderately hot grinder with cooked livers and * * * ' % teaspoon vanilla oven (375 degrees F.) until bis- gizzards. ' Put 2 tablespoons HAMBURGER CASSEROLE 1 teaspoon salt cuits are nicely browned. bacon dripping in a frying pan, 2 tablespoons butter or 3 cups sifted eake flour ••• • * * * add 2 tablespoons flour and happy homes use, delicious, healthful IVi teaspoon baking powder margarine Watch the oven temperature brown. Chop and add a stalk % "teaspoon soda 1 small onion, chopped on this. It is sweet and rich of celery* a sweet pepper, and 1 3-ounce can chopped % teaspoon lemon flavoring and browns very quickly. Es- chopped onion (small) and broth mushrooms, optional % teaspoon almond flavoring pecially good for ice cream, from cooked chicken pieces. 1 pound ground beef l'% cups buttermilk gelatine or chiffon-type fillings. extra-fresh because it's home- Add meat* and simmer until % can tomato paste. Heat oven t» 350 degrees F. TOASTED COCONUT CRUST produced! Get the Home Milk habit now! vegetables are tender. Salt and % cup bouillon (moderate). Grease ancf flour 2 tablespoons soft butter pepper to' taste. Pour over hot Dash thyme 2 round layer pans, 9xl%" or VA cups shredded coconut rice which has been steamed Salt and pepper te taste an oblong -pan, 13s9%x2". Mix Spread butter on bottom and until just tender. Mix and serve. Your own biscuit mix or shortening, sugar, eggs, flavor- sides of 8 or 9 inch pie' pan.

* * * • • 2 cups commercial Sprinkle coconut in pan, press- ings. Beat'5 minutes, high speed BAKED TUNA SANDWICHES biscuit-mix ing evenly into the butter. Bake on mixer or by hand until fluf- 6 slices white bread Milk to make dough in slow oven (309 degrees F.) fy (5 minutes total beating 3 tablespoons butter or Melt the butter or margar- 15 to 20 minutes, or until golden time): Sift dry ingredients. Add margarine ine in a skillet. Saute the on- brown. Cool. , .. •. • alternately with buttermilk in 3 Vt cup finely chopped onion ions and mushrooms in it for ; additions (start and end with 2 tablespoons finely a few minutes. Add the \CKII1 dry ingredients). Beat on low chopped parsley meat and brown gently. Pour speed just until smooth or by 2 tablespoons all-purpose over the tomato paste mixed AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" hand. Pour into prepared pans. with the bouillon and add HIGH BIOOD, PCKTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI flour - DETROIT- FLINT- MIAMI Bake layers 35 to 40 minutes, 1% cups milk thyme. Season. Heat to boiling PRESSURE oblong 50 to 55 minutes. • % teaspoon salt before placing biscuit dough on FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE BUTTER FLUFF ICING/ % teaspoon pepper — 10-Year Warranty—RHEfM—• 3-oz. package cream 2 (7-sunce) cans solid pack cheese, (room tuna, drained temperature) 1 tablespoon lemon juice T WATER HEATERS 2 tablespoons cream % cup grated processed 20 GAL. (elec.) $43.50 DIETS % cup soft'butter (Vt pound) American cheese 30 GAL. (elec.) $49.00 1 tablespoon lemon juice Arrange bread on bottom of RHEEM ELECTRIC GLASS LINED Did You Know 2 to 3 teaspoons grated greased 9x13x2 inch baking 20 GAL . $50.00 that Many Faucet Water* lemon rind dish. Melt better or margarine 30 GAL $68.00 are High in Salt Content? X teaspoon vanilla over low heat. Add onion and RHEEM GAS 10 YEAR WARRANTY It is almost impossible to hold GRIFFITH'S 4 cups sifted confectioners' parsley and saute until onion is to an effective low salt diet and sugar tender. Add Sour and blend. 20 GALfflosiLineo $62.00 still drink 5 glasses of some fau- 30 GAL.G,«5 uxed $69.50 cet waters daily. Unless your doctor has restricted your fluid RA42SY1 BALS.WL. 8tPLUMBINh St. G &HI HDW5-246L1 intake, you should drink 6 to t OYSTER BAR QUESTION CORNER glasses of water"daily. HOW TO (SINCE 1945) SOLVE THE PROBLEM? Drink pleasant Mountain Valley Water Music For Her Wedding WE RENT fromHot Springs, Arkansas. This > * • nationally famous health-aid is FOLDINGCHAIRS extremely low'in salt. You'll en- EN FORT I joy Mountain Valley Water — Was Censored By Pdstor AND TABLES IT'S DELIGHTFUL! In matters 3301 S. ANDREWS AVE. of health, always consult your Continued from Page 7 doctor. Corner published in the first issue ef The Voice. For that reason ,•,•--.. :•/ :-.,* -..•.:>/...... •: they may wonder why their questions remain unanswered. Mountain Valley IN POUIPAIVO We try to cover doctrinal matters only. We try te explain mj - 235 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY simply some of the common doctrines of the Church. 1211 NX 4th AVE. Phone FR 3-248 (JEAN'S LOUNGE) WE 3-9435 We cannot explain every action or announcement by FT. LAUDERDALE 301 S.W. 8th St. every pastor in the diocese. Most of the complainants don't FLORIDA LOBSTER bother to sign their names. If they cannot register a com- plaint and request an explanation over their own signature, All you- can eat .... we ignore the letter. - tfh&micaL this column is not a complaint column but one that tries Maine Lobster to make the teachings of the Church clearer. How weU we suc- ceed we don't know. But we'll keep on trying and shall endeavor INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS • LAUNDRY* DRY CLEAN- Alaska King Crab to stick to the limitations we announced in the beginning. ING and JANITOR SUPPLIES and EQUIPMENT Steamed Ipswick Clams Some questions are purely confessional matter aad should be LABORATORY SUPPLIES AND CHEMICALS discussed with a priest in the confessional or privately in the * SERVING * Stone Crabs rectory. Obviously the solution te every spiritual problem will DADE COUNTY • BROWARD • MONROE • LEE • COLLIER Also not be the same in every case. Much wiH depend on the cir- MARTIN • SAINT LUCIE • PALM BEACH •INDIAN RIVER cumstances and the personality and characteristics ef the per- 200 N.E. 11th St., Miami 32, Flo. FR 7-1421 Steak Chicken Frog legs sons involved. • Sorry, no advice to the lovelorn here. • -

Page 16 THE VOfCf Miami, Ffa. April 22, 1960 Family .Clinic . ' '

Should A 14-Year-Old Girl Date? The .Brands INC y £ „ I'm nearly 15 and a sophomore in an all-girls Catholic high. For my birthday I'd like id have a MEN'S AND BOYS* WEAR I OU KnOW boy^girl party — Iny mother thinks it's a great idea, 9830 N.E. 2nd Ave. • MIAMI SHORES • PLozo 4-0331 but Daddy _says I'm-too young. When other girls have parties, I go stag, and Dad picks me up afterwards. At school my friends talk about dances and dates, while'I feel like an old maid. Shouldn't a girl of 15 have some privileges? *een A "We Major In Minors" By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. 8237 NfE. 2nd Ave. Little River Yes, .Ellen, .you should have more privileges than a girl of AFTER CLEARANCE i*-*—-^ 14, but not as many as a girl of 16 or 17. I can see from your V /well-written letter that you, are a good student and probably EASTER SALE quite mature for your age. You have made out a good case for your position. Your mother thinks it's a good idea. The closing out all party will be in yonr own home where your parents can super- Pre-teen dresses Boys' Pants vise it and also have the opportunity to meet your friends. Up to 70% off $2.00 What's wrctag with Dad?

For the moment, let us try to put ourselves in his posi- FIRST COMMUNION AND tion in order to see things from his viewpoint. He's probably d • [ not specially' concerned about this particular party in itself. CONFIRMATION DRESSES 8.98 ,,P He obviously wants you to have a good time and shows ALSO such interest in your welfare that he is willing to set aside "his own plans on some evenings in order to pick you up WHITE DRESSES CUSTOM MADE after a party. On the other hand, he has taken the clear, BOYS'~ $ position that early dating is wrong. He does not want you to WHITE SUITS SIZES 4-,2,*7.98- 1l. date at your age, and he is not willing to promote early Open Monday and Friday 'til 9 dating among others by allowing you to have a party that FREE PARKING IN REAR involves dating.

As he sees it, parents have to hold the line on this issue. You're thinking in terms of just one party. He knows from experience that if he permits one, and other parents permit one, they will still have some 40 years of at least biological life • there wjH .be many. Where do you draw the line? Either early ahead of them. . - dating is all right or it is not. If it is not, one cannot afford 'to make any concessions. I know it is difficult to take the long range view when others are being shortsighted. If you now feel like an old maid, Force Of Human Affection, Love it's not because a 15-year-old ought' to have dates, and you don't; rather, it's because you compare yourself with your Why do "you suppose he is so opposed to early dating? It friends. Remember, a normal person appears odd among a appears that some* other parents, at least, think it's all right. group of abnormals. Your father is trying to keep you normal Well, Ellen, there are a good number of considerations that in a highly confused society. can enter into his thinking. First, because he is your father, FAMILY he knows that he is responsible .to God for your adequate (It will be impossible for, Father Thomas to an- Christian guidance, training, and development. He also loves swer personal letters.) you, and is doing the best he can to see that you grow up and find yourself as a girl before you start acting like a woman. ANCIENT Second, he recognizes the obvious fact that you have AT BUDGET reached puberty-, and consequently are rapidly approaching physical maturity. Although you may never have given it a PRICES serious thought, you are now becoming capable of the wonderful privilege of motherhood. Neither your father nor I have to tell you that the emotional qualities associated 8 Locations in South Florida with this privilege can be and have been abused. • "

This may appear unthinkable to you now because you do MIAMI x • N. MIAMI not fully appreciate the force of human affection and love. Young love can be as compelling as old. Your father desires- FORT LAUDERDALE • POMPANO BEACH that _ you have a little better understanding of yourself as a IN THE 12th CENTURY, woman and a little wider experience in dealing with people be- Alfonso VII, King of Leon, fore you are exposed to the necessarily more personal, inti- Castile and Galicia success- mat contacts involved in dating. fully drove the Moors from Open Daily and Sunday his kingdom. In gratitude 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. to God, he founded, m 1141, Demands Of Busy Social Life *he MONASTERIO de SAN Guided Tours in English You may protest that dating is just for fun — you're definite- BERNARDO de SACRA- and Spanish ly not thinking about this more serious type implied in the MENIA in an isolated valley SOMETHING NEW above explanation. I suppose every teenager starts dating in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian ^_ with this casual.attitude, but if dating can be so easily main- Order for-694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and_was forgotten Separate entrance for our Installment tained at this superficial level for long, why is it that roughly until 1925 when discovered and purchased by Win. Randolph Loan Department ... one out of every seven girls entering marriage is only 17 or Hearst. Disassembled and shipped, to America, this Roman- younger? esque-Gothic architectural gem was destined for. San Simeon. A new Walk-Up Window... Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a Further, your father realizes that your years in high New York warehouse until 1951 when the Monastery was pur- Th« most convenient Drive-Up Window school are of the highest importance in preparing you for chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida in town ... a happy and successful life. If you are distracted by fre- where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all its OPEN DAILY-©to 4 quent dating and the demands of a busy social life, you majestic, medieval splendor. * are not going to be able to apply yourself to your studies REMEMBER ... . . regular banking hours, as always. and to the mastery of such necessary domestic arts as BRING YOUR CAMERA Monday thru Friday 9:30 to 2; Friday evenings 5 to 8. cooking, sewing, and running a home. Let's face it, Ellen, Member: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation how well-prepared for marriage or for life are your friends One Block West of who are now discussing their frequent parties and dates? Biscayne Boulevard at 167th Street They will have little interest in further studies or training S or K Miami Beach bus connects with Haulover Beach bus, BANK OF and will probably marry young. What besides their bodies will direct to entronca. they bring to their marriages? This is strong language but it seems necessary to remind American teenage girls that their CHILDREN - ADULTS BADE COUNTY current, widespread, shallow preoccupation with' boys is depriv- IN THE 163rd STREET SHOPPING CENTER ing them of the kind of preparation they need to be capable 6 to .12..'.70c •••• $1.25. of companionship in marriage with the type of -man they would Members of Clergy admitted Free like to marry. What will these girls be like at 25 or 30? Yet

April 22, 1960 Vffl YOKE Fl«. f«9e If • YOUR INCOME TAX * Tips For Teenagers y Doris R. Peters" SINCE E MARQUA What Did Young People 9A. CUdditq,... ? FEDERAL TAX CONSUlfANT AND- REALTOR I MIAMI REAL ESTATE MART 'K"; OPEN -t:0O: A.M. to 7:30 P.M. Do Before The Telephone? FBI's Hoover Tells By FATHER G. W. HAFFORD it is so necessary to check with some mature person who knows Now that you have gotten into something about the field of in- Good Youths To Lead the swing of life without Lent, terest you are so anxious to From time to time my mail iate positive action. They form- don't get so far off the beam burn up. A fellow who had a that you will not be ready for brings questions which, while ed a teen-age club — one found- bright idea that would bring varying in form, might be sum- ed upon high standards — and the month of Mary. This yeSr him in a few hundred thou- med up in the following way: began weaning away the mem- give your imagination a work- sands, thought he had the orig- Certainly the majority of young bers of rowdy gangs. In place out and come up with something inal idea on the subject. When special by way of May Altars. people are not to blame for the of gang fights'and 'rumbles,' he checked into it he found that wrongdoings which some critics There is a mighty good reason a chap in England had used the the new teen club offered sports .for gathering at a shrine dedi- simply ascribe to youth in gen- contests and orderly social ev- same thing 63 years ago. There eral. Could not young people cated to Mary while saying her . are a few new things, but ents. It dealt a severe blow to rosary. We need the extra Jift themselves, if given a chance, the young hoodlums wV ~ '

:, *. *:,.*• Pop House — "Whoever said away from the -beckoning of every 30 people aged ten BEFORE A. G. Bell — What 'You can't take it with you' arms of indecency. The true through 17_ will be arrested. did young people do with their never attended, a dinner at j>ur answer lies in taking positive These young people will be in- time before the telephone was parish." measure to eliminate the dan- volved in about one fourth ol invented? gerous condition entirely. the arrests for robberies, near- v KEEP IT UP Wha"t with good weather here, ly half of the burglary and lar- KINDNESS — when your "Let me cite an actual illus- it ought not be too much to ask ceny, arrests and approximately parents say, "You will do noth- tration. Several months ago a you to continue going" to Mass two thirds of the arrests for ing of the kind," they are really neighborhood in the North was automobile thefts. being kind. during the week and to* receive plagued by militant juvenile • Enthusiasm is a wonderful Holy Communion as you did dur- gangs. The gang members rain- "How can we be Certain about -a bit of tempering. That is why ing Lent. i ed beatings and insults on boys these facts? Past experience — who refused to 'knuckle under.' a defiled study ofr records compiled by law enforcement RETAIL DIVISION Their disregard for decency was so blatant that the neighbor-, agencies during the past sever- hood gained the reputation)" of al years. 7W FLORIDA-FOREMOST being a 'no man's land' of teen- "Fortunately, the role of age terror. young people is" less pronounced Phone„ : DAIRIES POSITIVE ACTION in the crimes, of violence — FR 4-2621 WITH COMPLIMENTS OF "In the faee of this situation, murders and various types of FRANK HOLT, Manager a hard core of G.od-fearing assaults. Youth are- far more youths in the neighborhood de- prone to commit crimes against cided that here was a chal- property than against the per- lenge which required immed- son." Four Win In Poster Contest On 'Student Prince' Theme Four winners have been an- Davis,. supervisor of an awn- nounced in the poster contest ing and jalousie firm in , , on the theme of the operetta ami. "Student Prince," which -will be presented in June by the CYOs "Student Prince," the operetta of the diocese. A>y Sigmond Romberg, will be Carl Goehmann was. award- presented by the CYO at Mi- The scope of our service is limited ' ed first prize. Several hund- ami Edison High Auditorium on ohJy by your needs. red copies of the winning post- Friday and Saturday, June 24- Complete banking facilities er have been screen-printed 25. Six drive-in windows and are on display in stores and shops in the area. The cast is composed of 86 Plenty of free parking space players from nine Catholic Betty Miller of St. Brendan youth organizations. A few po- won Second prize; Joan Ander- sitions are open in the male son of St. Patrick, third prize, chorus according to director THE DAN IA BANK and Nancy Mitchel of St. Jack Preuss. * \ "» nam» you con bank on" • •• • • Mary's, fourth prize. Botwoen Hollywood MKt-Fort Uutferdateon.DMfa Beach Boulevard (AIA) Information fee sponsors, ad- DANIA, FtORtDA '. . , Judging the contest were J. vertisers and male chorus ap- Hollywood Exchange WA 2-4S0I Miami ExchMp FR l-IMf Kenneth Hall, Miami hotel Iicants can be. obtained by con- decorator; Milli Mikelait Mil- tacting, a CYO representative or Mambw federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ler, a mural artist, and M. J. calling PL 8-9510.

i* me voice Miami, Fki. April 11, 1960 e Voice of —-

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This event is an outstanding u example of how the senior high LOOKS LIKE "l A TtUOO MAM schools can help both the junior ON THE. highs and themselves in the ath- I High School Graduates letic field. "We sponsor this event for THIS IS FOR YOU! three reason, "Coach Sam Scar- MORE necchia explained. money • opportunity! ''One, is to give the junior The world's fastest growing ' high athletes a better chance to industry offers an interesting get to know one another. profitable future in SURE, eoATPRoowenoM SOAR* "Second, it provides some- ELECTRONICS NO PREVIOUS TRAINING OR EXPERIENCE REQUIRED thing concrete that we can do Industrial Electronics • f.V. Servicing to encourage junior high ath- Color TV. • Practical Electronic Engineering letics, and, third, it also gives Part and Full Time Courses us an opportunity to see some SPECIALIZED TRAININS PROSRAM I* practloal of the young talent that will •Itotronloi—radio, TV servicing. Spend only ••« evening a week ii oar Baden training laboratories. be entering Curley in future VISIT SCHOOL, PHONE OR MAIL COUPON f >C ^ years." FOR FREE BOOKLET AND COMPLETE INFORMATION (TCT-S) RADIO > ELECTRONICS • TELEVISION SCHOOLS Curley High does a good job 215 N.E. 15th Street. Miami. Fla.. FR 1-1439 with the event'and rounds out Name , '' • - ' " ' the program with a dance for Address junior high students only at the -Zone- school cafetorium where the championship trophy and indi- vidual awards are presented. It is conceivable that in the future other junior high activ- BLOCKS & BUILDING MATERIAL ities can be sponsored by our senior high schools. As a 4 Teams To See Action Today thought, a junior high basket- ball tournament conducted by St. Ann's of West Palm The diocese's leading team inning 2-1 game to Miami Ed- Christopher Columbus High in Beach, Christopher Columbus, Archbishop Curley High will ison on Monday. its new fieldhouse would avoid Fort Lauderdale Central Cath- not play until Tuesday when olic and St. Patrick's will share Tom Shannon and Ed Montel- a lot of outside conflicts. they meet the tough Key West the baseball spotlight this week- lanico continue to lead the Cur- Conchs. Curley is 5-3 for the jACME C0NCRET| Curley's example is a good end as all four teams see action ley attack with batting averages one and should be emulated. today. year after losing an extra- of .530 and .455 respectively. I § The Crusaders from St. Ann's will be at Riviera Bowling League Beach, Columbus at Miami Clothes for the Entire Family! Central, Central Catholic will Modern Redi-Mix Plants Elects Officers host city —-rival Fort Lauder- AT BUDGET PRICES in: dale High and St. Pat's will DADE, FORT LAUDERDALE — Mrs. meet Miami Military. Charles Smith wasv named pres- BROWARD ident of St. Clement's Bowling St. Ann's split even in their FOUNTAIN'S AND League during the third annual last two games losing 4-2 to 728-730 LAKE AVE. -— LAKE WORTH PALM banquet of the organization. Lake Worth Highland beating Forest Hill 3-1. The Crusaders DRESSES - SHOES - SPORTSWEAR BEACH Mrs. William Murphy is vice- now have a 3-5 record. COUNTIES president, Mrs. Edward Gladd, PLAY CLOTHES - WORK CLOTHES BATTING .750 Home Office treasurer-secretary and Mrs. Catcher Frank Lavonnia with H. N. FOUNTAIN SAYS: Walter Kovaz, sergeant-at-arms. a fantastic ..750 batting average "You'll Always Save Here" • 5500 N.W. 37 AVE. - HIALEAH, FLA. Mrs. Guy Calvarese and Mrs. and Denny Young, .480, have /•"^vaz were co-chairmen in been the leading hitters for irge of arrangements for the Coach John Hosinski. dinner assisted by Mrs. Eugene Columbus, which scored its DuBeck, decorations. first victory last week, will be Trophies and awards were favored to take Miami Cen- MUNICIPAL AUTO SALES - HOME OF THE 100% GUARANTEE distributed to winning teams by tral. The Explorers dropped f^ Ask For "The Smiling Irishman" John McGlynn of St. Theresa Parish Mrs. Carl Hebestreit and Mrs. Palmetto 6-5 with Cory Mc- Gladd. Guire, Joe Keefe and Dick Burns furnishing the attack. Central Catholic will meet Ft. A Parcel Of Youngsters Lauderdale High for the second HARRISBURG, Pa. (NO — A time this season. 96-year-old nun, Sister Quirina, ST. PAT'S FAVORED of the Congregation of the Sis- Chuck Guimento's club from ters of Christian Charity, has St. Pat's defeated Miami Mil- taught over 50,000 children dur- itary earlier in the season and ing her 80 years in the sister- will be favored to repeat. Tom hood and is the only Sister of Blakely has been leading the Charity to have seen Mother attack and Virgil Alenso, Blake- Pauline Von Mallinckerdt who ly and Bob Koontz have han- established the Sisterhood in dled the pitching. Germany in 1849. St. Pat's is 1-3 for the season. 3050-3061 N.W. 36th ST. MIAMI, FLORIDA

April 22, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 19 fit Guatemala NUESTRA PARROQUIA Injustrcia Social Dificulfan la Action Integral del Cristianismo CIUDAD DE GUATEMALA, das Gran Flota Centroameri- entre indios y mestizos; y Cuando Mons. Mariano Ros- (NC).—Dentro de la posici6n cana de barcos, y "Atlanti- cierta carestia de la vida, cau- sell Arellano, arzobispo de digna que la Iglesia en Gua- da", de camiongs ede transpor sada por el alza de impues- Guatemala, denuncio hace temala se ha granjeado en el te, en que se juegan cinco mi- tos fiscales. varios meses el peligro comu- ambiente oficial, dos medidas llones de dolares, suma ex-- • En medio de todo esto los nista una vez mas, (como lo han venido a soltar viejas ata- horbitante para la economia comunistas se han venido mo- hizo bajo el regimen de Ja- duras para benefico del pue- nacional; una comision inves- viendo a sus anchas, e inclu- cobo Arbenz), voceros de la blo: tigadora llegd a senalar gra- so han dado golpes como la prensa y del mundo oficial a) La ensefianza religiosa ves ir-regularidades en esto. huelga de hambre. a princi- dijeron que sus palabras eran en las escuelas, y b) la auto- Guatemala, con tres y me pios de ano de un grupo de subversivas. Hoy los hechos rizaci6n para que el-sacerdote dio millones de habitantes, trabajadores del gobierno (del confirman su advertencia. •=• legalice uniones civiles al ce- tiene un ingreso por persona Seguro Social precisamente), Igualmente la 'prensa Qatoli- lebrar el matrimonio religio- de' $170 - al ano. Continuan que el regimen acabo con me- ca, como el semanario Ver- —pese a anunciadas reformas didas drasticas. Los comunis- bum, lanzo una voz de alerta »°- — el regimen latifundista en tas han penetrado tambien sobre el marxismo, pero fue Con todo persiste la llaga los campos, la condicion de con buen suceso los gremios silenciada poco tiempo des- de la injusticia social y sus pobreza y analfabetismo de estudiantiles, en especial los pues. Verbutn no aparece aho- complicaciones economicas y grandes masas, especialmente universitarios. ra. politicas, que siguen dificul- tando la accion integral del cristianismo aqui. -- Al presente se trabaja ac- tivamente para preparar ! SEC CION ESP A NO LA * No Temais a ihaestros seglares de religi6n • en las escuelas publicas de | DE primaria. Ya desde principios 1 de la administration del gene- Una Familia ral Miguel Ydigoras Fuentes, en 1958 se autoriz6 y regla- ^ mento esta ensefianza, en cum Numerosa plimiento del articulo 97 de la —iNo eres tu el nino que yo siempre veo yendo a la ofieina Constitucion aprobada en 19- ROMA, (NC).—Sii Santidad de la Directora? , 54. VOICE {" el Papa Juan XXIII alabo co- Esto ha sido un cambio mo "verdadero y gran apos- fundamental en la politica tolado" aquel de quien co- tradicionalmente laicizante de noce "en la vida diaria la ino- los gobiernos de Guatemala Reino de Cristo es Universal Dijo cencia de los ninos, y practi- La Vida a la Luz del desde el siglo pasado. ca las ensenanzas evangelica* Falta todavia suplir maes- con amor por la Cruz". tros para la catedra de reli- S. S. el Papa a Cardenal Japones El Padre Santo pronucia- gion en las instituciones de Despues de la audiencia Mensaje Pascual CIUDAD DEL VATICANO, ba un sermon durante su visi- gecundaria, ya que no hay su- (NC).—El reino de Cristo pontificia el cardenal Doi to- ficientes sacerdotes, como no ta de Semana Santa a la ba- REV. PADRE ANTONIO NAVARRETK abarca a la humanidad ente- m6 posesion de su iglesia titu- silica de San Pablo Extramu- bay profesores seglares debi- ra, dijo Su Santidad el Papa lar romana de San Antonio, damente preparados para es- ros. La fiesta Pascual es !a fies- da y en la muerte. El hom- Juan XXIII al recibir en au- que regentan los franciscanos. ta de la vida A la lux del bre teme la muerte, pero tam- „ tas clases que requieren ma- diencia al arzobispo de To- El Papa se dirigid a los pa- yor responsabilidad. . mensaje pascual. la vida ad- bien la vida, con sus desenga- kio, cardenal Peter Doi, j a El cardenal dijo que la de- dres de familia para decirles quiere nuevas perspectivas. fios, con sus fracasos, con. su Guatemala tiene 3,700 es- setenta seminaristas japone- signation (de iglesia titular) que no deben temer verse ro- Aquellas palabras de Jesucris- brevedad, pero de esta- gran cuelas de primaria con 250,- ses. "habia sido muy de so agrado deados por Una prole nume- to: "Yo soy la resurreccida y verdad de la resurrecci6n de 000 alumnos; y 140 de secun- Su Santidad se refiri6 a los por los antiguos y estrechos '.&>**, porque con etto esalzan la vida", comenzaron a tener Jesucristo, el hombre ha daria, con 200,000 estudian- conflictos raciales de nuestro lazos que existen entre el Ja- al Senor "y dan prueba de fe cumplimiento en aquella mi- aprendido que en euaiquier tes. Hay en el pais 76 escue- tiempo, que contrastan con la pon y la Orden Franciscana". poderosa, con -paciencia y es- fiana primaveral de la Palesti- situaci6n en que i< vida 1* las cat61icas, con 115,000 alum accion de la Iglesia en d«- Tuvo un recuerdo para los piritu de sacrificio que abarca na en que el sepulcro 4e Cris- sitiie: pobreza o riqueza, en- nos. Un 70 por ciento de 1» fensa de la hermandad huma- primeros misioneros francis- a cuantos sufren". to quedo vacio y un mensaja- fermedad o salud, triunfo a poblacion es analfabeta. na. canos, que sufrieron martirio ro del Cielo di:6 la gran nua- fracaso...., la vida' merece vl- en el Japon el ano 1601, -y Su Santidad se reflri