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VOL. V, NO. 15 Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy JUNE 28, 1963 tCjMENICAL COUNCIL, WORK FOR UNITY TO CONTINUE, NEW PONTIFF PROCLAIMS POPE PAUL VI PURSUES PATH TO PEACE

News, features and pictures of Pope Paul VI, Pages 1 to 10 inclusive. He praises America for its generosity and pledges to con- tinue Council and to work for Peace Pag» % What Pope Paul has said on important social issues. Page 3 Biography of Pope Paul, unrelenting foe of communism Pages 4 and 19 Pope Paul visited U.S. twice, has deep interest in Church here Page 5 Complete text of first public address Pages 6 and 7 Editorial, statements of world leaders and comments of eeular newspapers Page 8 How the future Pope and three Americans dealt blow to

VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Paul VI reigns gloriously on the throne of St. Peter, and quick, momentous events in the first week of his pontificate gave firm indications that he would pur- sue the course in world events set by his friend and predecessor, Pope John XXIII.

• He proclaimed to the world that he will continue the Ecumenical Council begun by Pope John as "the pre-eminent part of Our pontificate." • He pledged that he will "continue with every effort" the work for Christian unity started by Pope John, "for which ho otfered his life." • He declared he would work along the lines mapped out by the papal social encyclicals for the strengthening of jus- tice in civil, social and international life. 9 He promised, speaking to diplomats, he would continue seeking peace "on the four pillars of truth, justice, love and liberty" and stressed the respect of the Holy See for all na- tions. • He told the priests of Rome the evangelization of the world, profane and hostile to religion, depends chiefly on the clergy. • He appointed, within hours of his election, Amleto Car- dinal Cicognani, who had served in the same capacity for Pope John, as his Secretary of State. • He praised America's "warm hospitality and genero- sity" and expressed the hope American Bishop John Neumann would be beatified soon. On the tenth day of his reign, next Sunday, June 30, Pope (Continued On Page 2)

DIOCESE OF MIAMI VOICES JOY, LOVE TO POPE PAUL j Following is the text of a cable sent to His Holiness, j Pope Paul VI, last Friday by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll after the election o£ the former Cardinal Montini as Supreme Pontiff: The priests and faithful of the Diocese of Miami join me in expressing sentiments of great joy on the occasion of the election of Your Holiness as Supreme Pontiff. We assure you of our heartfelt prayers that God may continue to enlighten and strengthen you for the grave responsibilities to be faced in these critical times. We are united in a pledge of filial love and obedience to Your Holiness. COLEMAN F. CARROLL Bishop of Miami HIS HOLINESS POPE PAUL VI Pope Raises Hands As He Gives First Blessing Pontjif Recehcs Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani Pope Paul, In White Miter, Biesses Cardinals Rope Paul VI Pursues Path Pope Paul Praises American fFd ^eace, Council Continues For Hospitality, Generosity Pope Paul Visited U.S. Twice ; ,- .-•• > {Continued Front Page 1) See Story, Pictures Paul VI Will receive the triple crown of Supreme Pontiff, with on Page 5 which popes have been crowned since the 14th Century. VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Paul VI has praised America's 'Sic Transit Gloria Mundi' "warm hospitality and generosi- In the initial part of the ceremony, the Pontifical Master of ty" and expressed the hope that ,.• Ceremonies three times will hold up before the Pope a reed with an American bishop will be bea- a handful of flax attached. He will burn it, and as it flashes for tified soon, perhaps during the ' a moment, then dies into smoke, the master of ceremonies will second session of the ecumeni- chant: "Pater sancte,.sic transit gloria mundi." ("Holy Father, cal council. thus passes the glory of the world.") The Pope spoke in English at the audience for close to 400 This rite traditionally precedes the coronation Mass in St. American pilgrims who had Peter's Basilica. The actual coronation ceremonies take place come to Rome for the beatifica- * ,«nteide so that it can be witnessed by more people. The great- tion of Bishop John Neumann of er portion «f St. Peter's sqnare will be blocked by the presence Philadelphia, which had been •I tiers of seats erected for. the Fathers of the Ecumenical scheduled for June 23 but was Council. automatically positioned by the ' Because of the noonday heat, the coronation is scheduled for Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens Stands At Pope's Side illness and death of Pope John. 6 p.m. Home time (12 noon, Miami time). The facade of the Pope Paul told the pilgrims: largest church in Christendom will become the backdrop for the "We have visited your noble of Milan, was the only cardin- rites. elusive balloting, and then, at country and We have experi- 11:18 aVm. (5:18 pjn. Miami al named after St. John, the enced personally your sincere Cardinals, Diplomats to Attend time) Fridaty, scarcely 42 cousin of Jesus. and warm hospitality and gen- erosity. The Pope's white-draped throne will be in front of the main hours after the conclave be- The' roar quickly subsided entrance to SL Peter's. To right- and left will be crimson-covered gan, the telltale plume Of and Cardinal Ottaviani picked "The industry of your people benches for the cardinals and other high-ranking prelates. To white smoke rose from the up again: ". . . Cardinal of the and the rich blessings of natural the right of the throne facing the square will be seats for the resources have made yours a thin stovepipe above the cha-; Holy Roman Church, Montiai diplomatic -corps and the almost 100 special diplomatic missions . . ."There was more cheer- prosperous land. In your abund- pel to inform the waiting dispatched to represent their governments, among whom will be ing before the Cardinal could ance you, have not forgotten the .Earl Warren, Chief Justice, and Sen. Mike Mansfield, of Montana, of the election. go on: " >• . . who has taken less fortunate peoples, and to __ Senate majority leader, representing the United States. the name Paul VI." them and to new emerging na- POPE PAUL VI, clad in pon- Tte number . of ballots tions you have given valuable tifical robes walks through The papal procession YMH wind through the square and slowly that resulted in the election At 12:22 p.m., preceded by assistance. one of the Vatican Halls mount the central stairs, at the top of which will be set up a spe- of Pope Paul was not known the papal processional cross, cial altar. Trumpets will sound and the bells of St Peter's will "The Catholics of the United and it may never be an- Pope Paul VI stepped onto time since his election that the ring joyously. Pope Paul will begin the mass. the balcony, receiving the States have been outstanding nounced. It could have been for their devoted loyalty to the Pontiff has given an entire adr The actual coronation rite four, five or six. crowd's ovation and replying dress in English. The *" ~ie rea3 the World, and Vicar on this with his blessing. successors of - St. Peter. They is a simple one. A choir will have been singularly generous the typewritten spee. 50m jg. intone the majestic hymn earth of Our Saviour Jesus At 12:11 p.m., the first of throne which was backed by a Christ, Whose honor and the cardinal deacons, Cardinal to the Church and its missionary "Corona Aurea super Caput activity. Your young men and tapestry of the Assumption. Hfes Ejus" ("A Golden Crown is glory is forever and ever." Ottaviani, walked out on the English was clear and easily little balcony centered high First Blessing Goes women are giving of their tal- Placed upon His Head.") ELECTED JUNE 21 ents in every part of the world." understandable, although he Then the Dean of the Sacred Pope Paul VI was elected above the entrance to St. Pet- read slowly and with a marked To Pope's Brothers The audience was the first College of Cardinals, Eugene on Friday, June 21, feast of er's. There were cheers, then accent. the Sacred Heart of Jesus. a solemn hush, as he pro- VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Cardinal Tisserant, will lead Following his address, the His coronation Sunday will be claimed: "Annuntio vobis gau- Paul VI sent, his first telegram in the recitation of the Lord's Pope descended the seven scar- on the feast of the Commemo- dium magnum: Habemus pa- and first blessing to his brothers Prayer and the second cardi- Pope And Kennedy!. let steps from his throne to ration of St. Paul, the Apostle pam." ("I announce to you a Lodovico and Francesco and nal deacon, Alberto Cardinal greet the four Pennsylvania, great joy: We have a Pope.") their families. di. Jorio, will remove the to the Gentiles, and patron To Meet July 2 ? bishops who had been given: Pope's miter. of the new Pope. It follows ACCLAIM FROM CROWD "To Our very dear Lodovico VATICAN CITY (NC)— Pope; places of honor at his right.' ,by one day the feast of SS. and Francesco, and to your Paul VI will receive the - They were Bishop J. Carroll The first deacon, Alfredo Peter and Paul, the great feast The cardinal's voice, throb- families, in revered memory of President of the United States, f McCormick of Aftoona-Johns- Cardinal Ottaviani, taking the of the papacy. bing with emotion, continued: tiara in both hands, will raise "The Most Eminent and Most our departed ones who taught John F. Kennedy, on Tuesday, ' town, Auxiliary Bishop Francis July 2. The arrival of the"" it over the head of the en- The 80 members of the Sa- Reverend Lord, John Baptist us faith in Christ and love for J. Furey of Philadelphia, Aux- President in Rome on Sunday, throned Pontiff, saying "Ac- cred College of Cardinals ..." At the Latin words Jo- the church, the first of the iliary Bishop Gerald V. Mc- June 30, will be timed to avoid cept this ornate tiara of the had ceremoniously sealed annem Baptistam, a joyous Apostolic blessings of your most Devitt of Philadelphia, and Bish- themselves off from the world acclaim swelled from the affectionate brother, today, interference with the corona-' op Francis E. Hyland, retired^ three crowns and remember tion ceremony for Pope Paul. that you are Father of . Wednesday evening, June 19. crowd, for Giovanni Battista through divine design, "Pope Ordinary of Atlanta 'wh6"Iive$ Princes and Kings, Pontiff of There followed a day of incon- Cardinal Montini, Archbishop Paul VI." in the Philadelphia archdiocese.

Page 2 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida OVERPOPULATON, WORLD HUNGER, PUBLIC HEALTH:ANP. THE INTERNATIONAL. COMMUNITY What Pope Has Said On Major Social Problems

NCWO News Service "The Church, therefore, has Pope Paul VI has long been always benevolently regarded a forceful and eloquent inter- and encouraged those forms preter of the Church's doctrine of business undertakings in on major social questions fac- which she finds it possible for ing the world today. the personal initiative of all participants to assert itself Especially noteworthy are the and to expand, as, for exam- messages which, as papal Sub- ple, in the case of craftsmen's stitute SecretaFy and Pro-Sec- projects, the family-sized retary of State, he sent in the farm, and cooperate under- name of Pope Pius XII to Cath- takings . . . olic social congresses in several nations. "But the Church also main- tains that, in complete conform- V 'the documents the then ity with the proper order, big Msgr. Giovanni Battista Mon- business can remain within the tini dealt with such issues as realm of private initiative, pro- overpopulation, world hunger, vided that evident considera- public health, the role of the tions of the common good do government in the national not militate against such a economy, the international situation." (Letter to the Ita- community, and the parish lian Catholic Social Week, Sep- and society. tember, 1952.) Here are some of the key —On the international com- passages from these messages munity. on major social questions: "Now, in spite of the hard — On world hunger. lesson on events, too many Christians still remain deaf to "Beyond your borders, the warnings of the papacy. masses of human beings still How many, for example, con- suffer from undernourishment tinue to shut themselves up in a universe where economy within the narrow confines of looks for its equilibirum ever a chauvinistic nationalism, in- more and more on a worldwide compatible with the courageous scale. The Holy Father has no effort to start a world commu- hesitation in thinking that ac- nity demanded by recent tivities such as yours, even if popes? they be of limited range, are an INACTION efficacious help in establishing "But undoubtedly even more the temporal conditions for a numerous are those who have stable peace, for can peace be not renounced their strange in- brought about as long as in- ertia despite the frequently re- numerable families share but peated appeals of the Holy Fa- in an appallingly insufficient ther for 'action against every manner the wealth of the earth inaction and desertion in the which nourishes?" (Letter to great spiritual combat where the French Social Week, July, the stakes are the construction, 1950.) nay, the very soul, of the so- ciety of tomorrow' . . ." (Let- — On public health programs. ter to the French Social Week, "Certainly there could be no July, 1953). question of contesting the rights and the duties of the —The parish and the com- State in the matter of public munity. health and especially in favor "In our tragically divided so- of those who are less for- ciety, does not the parish . . , tunate, of those whom poverty function as a school of peace renders less provident and and social justice, inviting all more exposed. the faithful, without distinction, to unite with one another around "A just legislation on hygiene, its altar? Intellectuals and il- preventive medicine, and ade- literates, poor and rich, em- quate and sanitary housing, the ployers and employees, gather attempt to provide everyone there together on the basis o£ with the best medical care, the Christian equality . . . elimination of social plagues such as tuberculosis or cancer, "Its spirit is that of the i legitimate preoccupation for peace of Christ, unto which the health of young generations we have been called to form and many other measures that one body . . . But it is also a sncourage the health of the spirit of justice, which toler- 3ody and spirit in the frame- ates neither the shameless contrast of wealth and misery work of wholesome social rela- among the members of the ;ions — all this cooperates to- parish community, nor the ward the prosperity of a nation hypocrisy of a fraternity in »nd its interior peace . . . church that would not have #«V ACHIEVEMENTS for its effect that of creating, Holy Father With His Secretary Of State, Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, A Long Time Associate £ } these achievements in at work, more fraternal social ;hff"tfeld of security, of med- relations. cine, or of assistance ought to :onform themselves to the — On overpopulation. noral principle of respect for "Efforts to reestablish the Cardinal Cicognani Renamed As Papal Secretary Of State nen and for the family. Un- equilibrium between growing 'ortunately, fear in this matter population and means of liveli- VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope Ordinary Affairs and later as in Brisighella, Italy, Feb. 24, Church. For 14 years he was an hood are therefore not to be di- s not unwarranted." (Letter to Paul VI reappointed Amleto Pro-Secretary of State for Or- 1883. His older brother, the late official of the Sacred Consitori- he French Social Week, July, rected toward violation of the dinary Affairs under Pope Gaetano Cicognani, was also in al Congregation. He was named L951.) laws of life or interference with Cardinal Cicognani as Papal Pius XII. the diplomatic service of the a monsignor in 1923. Secretary of State in one of the the natural flux and flow of the The 80-year-old Secretary of Holy See and became a Cardi- As Apostolic Delegate to the — The State and economic human family. first acts of his pontificate. nal, in 1953. ife. State, who served in the U. S. United States, he played a ma- "Such an attitude of re- The Pope and the Cardinal for 26 years from 1933 to 1958, He was educated at the jor role in a period of unequal- "The economic world is pri- nouncement of life, indeed, — who held the same post was also President of the Com- seminary in Faenza, and or- ed growth for the Church in narily a creation of the free kills the noblest aspirations of under Pope John XXIII — mission for the Oriental Church dained there is 1905. He con- America. His public addresses, vill of men; it pertains to the the spirit; while a declining were associates when Cardi- of the ecumenical council. He tinued studies in Rome, re- covering many facets of Ameri- State, therefore, to create those birth rate, aimed at by such - nal Cicognani was Apostolic was President of the commis- ceiving doctrates in theology, can Catholic life, comprise five conditions which may allow pri- systems, has always proved Delegate in the United States sion that revised the proposals philosophy and canon law. published volumes. rate initiative to expand within sooner or later to be, in the and Pope Paul was an offi- to be presented to the council In 1913 he was admitted to At the consistory of Dec. IS, he limits of the moral order history of the nations, a sign cial of the Secretariat of at its second session. practice before the Sacred Ro- 1953, Pope John XXIII pro- md of the common good. of defeat and of doom. State, first as Substitute for Cardinal Cicognani was born man Rota, high court of the claimed aim a cardinal.

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 HAS REPEATEDLY URGED, SATHQUC YOUTH TO MEET CHALLENGES OF MODERN WORLD Pope Paul VI Unrelenting Foe Of Communism NCWC News Service made a statement that could be regarded as a foretelling Pope Paul VI, who has had of the ecumenical council, some 30 years' service in the which opened in October of Vatican Secretariat of State, has that year. made his voice heard in behalf of the Church on many fronts. "Our spiritual attitude to- ward them (non - Catholics) The new pontiff is of medium must change," the Cardinal height, spare build, and has blue said in a pastoral letter. "We eyes and a light complexion. His must no longer consider them manner is gentle and his voice irreducible and foreign en- soft, but he does not hestitate emies, but brothers who have to use that voice effectively and been painfully detached from often in defense of Christian the life tree of the one and ideas and ideals. only true Church of Christ. One Pope Paul has achieved wide must hope sincerely that some recognition for his unrelenting great event may come to battle against communism. This change this sad state of schism has, to some extent, put in the among Christians." shadow his activity as a builder Pastoral function and organi- of churches, his outstanding zation have received much at- work in behalf of Italian Catho- lic Action, his efforts toward the tention from the Pope. In July, attainment of Christian unity, 1957, while an archbishop, New Pope, Then Giovanni Cardinal Montini, Strolls With Pope John XXIII And Five Other Cardinals and his pronouncements on the he spoke at the dedication in need for dynamic pastoral ac- Milan of the Saranno House of named by Pope Pius XI to when he accepted elevation to Catholic schools and its Catho- Pope Paul VI has made on sev- tivity. Studies, where newly ordain- serve as an attache at the Pa- the cardinalate during the reign lic press. Referring to the eral subjects follow: ed priests study for a year the pal nunciature in Warsaw in of Pope John XXIII, he said: N.C.W.C, he said: "We have About two years after Arch- methods of pastoral practice. 1922. He was in this post for a "Formerly, I was allowed to often heard of its activities and 9 ON WRITING: "The temp- bishop Montini became head COMMUNISM FOE year, then was appointed' ec- refuse this dignity. And for this know how many valuable serv- tation for knowledge of evil has of the Milan archdiocese, "A change in the methods and clesiastical assistant to the uni- favor I am grateful to Pope ices it renders to the Church." a strong attraction. There are which with its 3,750,000 Cath- form of (pastoral) organization versity section of Italian Catho- Pius XII . . . Now other cir- those who say that it is neces- olics is Italy's largest, he had is necessary if the Gospel mes- lic Action and later its moder- cumstances compel me to ac- During his 1960 visit, the sary to have experience of evil built some 45 churches. He sage is to reach that great au- ator. cept, and for this other favor I Pope said at a press confer- to write about good. This is not said at the time, 1957, that the dience represented by the com- am no less grateful to His Holi- ence in Boston that he was true. Above all things, keep See needed 40 more churches. mon people," he said then. In 1932, at the age of 35, he ness Pope John XXIII." "very pleased to see Catho- yourselves pure and do not be About two and a half years was made a clerk in the Vati- lics here taking such interest afraid to put great theses in later, he said the archdiocese The Pontiff, who in 1953 was can Secretariat of State by In November, 1954, Msgr. in the condition of the Church your writings." (Address to third needed 69 new churches. permitted by Pope, Pius XII to Pope Pius XI, and four years Montini was made an archbish- in South America." National Congress Of Italian refuse elevation to the cardinal- later he was promoted to the op and appointed to the See of Writers, September, 1956). Stressing the importance of ate, has long been an arch foe position of undersecretary to Milan. He was enthroned in He singled out for praise the this building rogram, he said: of communism. Six months aft- the Papal Secretary of State. Milan's cathedral on Jan. 6, missionary activities in South • ON PASTORAL ministry: "The program for the construc- er he was named Archbishop of This office had been held by 1955. Eight months later he be- America of the Society of St. The Pope spoke out in Sep- tion of new churches forms part Milan, he took the offensive Pope Pius XII before his elec- gan a pastoral visitation of the James the Apostle, founded by tember, 1958, in Milan against of the general common under- against communism in the tion to the papacy. 1,000 churches in the Milan Richard Cardinal Cushing, "the many parish priests, par- taking to save our city and our Lombardy region of Italy by archdiocese, a task that was Archbishop of Boston. ticularly in cities, who resign country from the religious and In 1944 he was named a Vat- themselves to practicing their making a speech in the suburb to take him nearly two years, In September, 1961, Pope Paul moral ruin toward which op- of Sesto San Giovanni, so pow- ican Substitute Secretary of to complete. Archbishop Mon- ministry for those people who posing forces endeavor to lead State, together with the late VI visited, at the request of attend church and thus find erful a Red stronghold at that tini was created a cardinal on Pope John XXIII, all the 24 her." time that it was called "The Domenieo Cardinal Tardini, Dec. 15, 1958 — the first to be their pastoral zeal satisfied," and in 1952 he was named Pro- spectators injured when a rac- He stressed the need for pas- The church construction boom Little Stalingrad." The Arch- created a cardinal by Pope Secretary of State for Ordinary ing car hurtled off the track at tors to learn "all those ele- in Milan created a new idea, bishop drove home the point to John. Italy's Grand Prix at Monza. the almost 100 per cent commu- Affairs. ments inspired by a great the apartment house chapel, to VISITED U. S. TWICE Pope John had instructed him love for souls which must be which the then Cardinal Montini nist workers that they had been In 1953, when Pius XII creat- Pope Paul VI has visited the to bring his condolences to rela- exercised to attract the lambs gave his approval. Many of the duped by the lies of communist ed 24 new cardinals, he reveal- U. S. twice, in 1951 and in 1960. tives of the victims. outside the flock." large cooperative apartment leaders. ed that he had planned to name At a reception in his honor in In 1962 Pope Paul Montini vis- houses in Milan now include a both Msgr. Montini and Msgr. • ON THE CATHOLIC 1951 at the headquarters of the ited missions and cities in Gha- central chapel to serve all the In a Lenten pastoral in Tardini as cardinals, but they press: Catholics have "the hon- National Catholic Welfare Con- na, Upper Volta, Nigeria and tenants. When the month's ex- 1956, Pope Paul VI warned had asked him not to do so. or of defending it, the obliga- penses are divided among the that "every compromise of ference in Washington, D.C., he Southern Rhodesia. On his re- tion of propagating it and the tenants, maintenance of the atheistic communism hides a Referring to this in 1958, lauded the work of America's turn to Milan, he said: "The need to make it live in them- chapel is included. secret plan to .disarm and Church in Africa is not regard- selves and in the world," the CHALLENGES subjugate whomever deals ed as a colonizing power but Pope said on Dec. 4, 1960. The pontiff, who served for with it." as a friend who seeks to aid • ON MODERN ART: Art- some 10 years as either ecclesi- greatly the progress of the Af- In August, 1959, the Bishops ists "seem to have abandoned astical assistant or moderator rican people." of the Lombardy region, led by to the university section of Ital- the idea of producing works the then Cardinal Montini The Pope does not cushion ian Catholic Action, has repeat- which are intelligible," and crit- his words when speaking against edly stressed the need for Cath- warned in a long pastoral let- ics "use language that requires lukewarm Christianity or other olic youth to meet boldly, with ter that "the propagation of a special knowledge in order to the armor of Faith, the chal- Marxist ideas in our country is things he considers objectiona- understand the meaning," the lenges of the modern world. still serious and dangerous." ble, but he is gentle and consid- Pope told a congress of artists erate in his role of chief pastor in March, 1963. "We, the audi- In a speech in 1957, on the Giovanni Battista Montini no of the people. ence, make pathetic efforts to • 90th anniversary of the founding doubt acquired much of his in- 'DEARER TO ME' understand at least something. of the Italian Youth Movement, terest in politics and diplomacy He spent the summer before We believed that the kingdom he said: "It is up to youth to from his father, who served for 1 he was created a cardinal in of art was beatitude, '• "ereas invade new regions of life, bring- three terms as a member of the today it is pain and co. on." ing to them Christian light and Italian Parliament and was edi- visiting parishioners living in love. Defense is not enough for tor of a newspaper in Brescia. the remote mountain towns of • ON ECCLESIASTICAL AU- the Christian heart — there the Milan archdiocese. During THORITY: "Here and there must be conquest." The future Pope was born these visitations to the people — come people with ludicrous Sept. 26, 1897, in Concesio, locat- most of them farmers, shep- temerity speak of 'humble dis- Five years before the Second ed on the outskirts of Brescia. herds or woodcarvers — Pope obedience' to the hierarchy as Vatican Council was convoked He received a canon law de- Paul repeated the following a right and as a brilliant dis- by John XX11I, he cited the gree from the Pontifical Semi- words to them: "Because you covery of the spiritual life," importance of an ecumenical at- nary in Milan and was award- are farther away and more the Pontiff said in a sermon in titude toward non-Catholics. ed a degree in Theology from humble, ycu are dearer to me." May, 3963. "The clear and re- sponsible instructions of eccles- "Is it well-professed orthodoxy the Gregorian University in In his speeches, he has criti- iastical authority are vivisected to use truth as a hammer Rome. cized writers who say they need to find through sophistry and against others?" he asked in a ORDINATION "to have experience of evil," casuistry and necessary argu- Unity Octave sermon in Febru- After his ordination on May scored priests who have a nar- ments for evading their grave ary, 1957. ". . . We must not 29, 1920, he served for a brief row concept of their duties, cit- meaning. What is missing is a only nourish an immense feeling period as a parish priest and ed the need for Catholics to sincere and loyal 'sense of the of charity towards our brothers then enrolled in the Ecclesiasti- defend their press, attacked the Church.' What is wanting is an who have wandered astray, we cal Academy in Rome, wherc- obscurity in some modern art, understanding of the inviolable must also learn something from the Vatican's diplomats are and warned against attempts to and generic principle of the liv- them." trained. POPE PAUL VI is shown with his predecessor, Pope John XXIII, dilute ecclesiastical authority. ing Church which is its interior; In January, 1962, the pontiff He was only 25 when he was in December, 1958, shortly after he was named a Cardinal. Excerpts from the speeches beloved and declared unity."

Page 4 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pope Paul V! Visited U!S Twice, -ill? Has Deep Interest In Church Here Pope Paul VI has always dis- Secretariate of State. Monsig- played a deep interest in the nor Carroll had succeeded Church in America, according there the present Bishop of to Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, who has known and has been in- St. Augustine, Archbishop timately associated with the Joseph P. Hurley, who in new Supreme Pontiff more than turn had succeeded Francis 20 years. Cardinal Spellman, now Arch- "He is greatly impressed bishop of New York. With the organization of the Church in the United States Msgr. Walter Carroll was the <{ )s — with its activity, youngest of three brothers who ingrowth, its parish life, its served the Church, the others great school system, its con- being Bishop Coleman F. Car- cern for the underprivileged roll, of Miami, and the late and the needy, and particu- Bishop Howard J. Carroll, of larly with the tremendous Altoona-Johnstown, who also spirit of sacrifice shown by had been General Secretary of the clergy, the religious and the National Catholic Welfare the laity," the spiritual lead- Conference in Washington for er of . the Diocese of Mi- 20 years. ami declared. On his visit to Pittsburgh and the other cities, Msgr. Montini Pope Paul has visited the was accompanied by Msgr. Jo- United States twice, in 1951 and seph F. McGeogh, a New York again in 1960. On both occa- archdiocese priest who also sions, he travelled thousands of served at that time in the Papal miles. Acting like-a typical tour- Secretariate of State. At pres- ist, he attracted little attention, ent he is Archbishop McGeough, getting out of his car to see the the Apostolic Delegate to South sights, to eat at roadside res- Africa. taurants and to mingle quietly CONSTRUCTION WORKERS at Sacred Heart Church, Pitts- ! with the crowds. The present Holy Father burgh, talk with Msgr. Montini, now Pope Paul VI, and Bishop visited and prayed at the Coleman F. Carroll, then Father Carroll, during the Monsignor's On his first visit, he was in grave of Msgr. Walter Carroll visit. this country for three weeks, in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, in from Aug. 20 to Sept. 9, 1951. Pittsburgh's East End sec- Flying from London to Montre- tion. He was accompanied by al, he spent four days in Cana- Mrs. Carroll, and her two oth- da and entering the United er sons, Msgr. Howard Car- States through Niagara Falls, roll and the present Bishop of LEAVING VATICAN offices with Msgr. Walter Carroll, right, he made trips to Buffalo, Wash- Miami who was then Father ington, St. Louis, Denver, Chi- is Myron C. Taylor, Personal Representative of the President Coleman F. Carroll, pastor of of the United States to the Vatican during World War II. cago, Pittsburgh, New York and Sacred Heart Church in Pitts- many points between those ma- burgh, before being named jor cities. the time and nothing pleased Auxiliary Bishop of Pitts- one, he is almost austere with him better than to get out and himself. At that time he was Msgr. burgh. talk and mix with the stone ma- Giovanni Battista Montini, the "From his long association "He is slim and of medium Substitute Papal Secretary of sons on the tower and other with my brother, Walter," Bish- height, and his blue oerseea State. Arriving in Pittsburgh, op Carroll explained, "Mon- workers. he told Mrs. Margaret Carroll, height, and his blue eyes are signor Montini had developed a late mother of Bishop Carroll: "He showed also his great deeply penetrating. He is a lover great interest in the Church in of books and of classical mu- love for children when, much "I have made a pilgrimage this country and often had ex- sic. But his great and abiding to the grave of my friend." pressed a desire to visit the to the consternation of the interest always has been the re- United States. good Sisters, he went through He was referring to Msgr. ligious life. the rooms of Sacred Heart Walter S. Carroll, who had "While in Pittsburgh, he - "Tne new Holy Father is a school, speaking to the boys died several months before showed an early indication of man of tremendous personal after being stricken in Rome one interest Which later was to and girls and asking them feelings, too, and he can be where he was in the Vatican win him in Milan the title of questions. aroused by injustice and other diplomatic service for 10 'Archbishop of the Working evils in the world. No one real- years as a colleague of Mon- Man.' We are building a new "The fact that he already had izes that better today than the signor Montini in the Papal tower at Sacred Heart parish at learned to speak English was communists he has fought and early evidence of his great in- the poor working people to terest in the United States even whom he has given his love and • at that time. Those who haVe devotion in northern Italy since MSGR. MONTINI, center, chats with the late Bishop Howard heard him speaking, on televi- he has been Archbishop of Mi- Carroll, left, and Amleto Cardinal Cicognani, former Apostolic sion since he was elected Pope lan." Delegate to the U.S., during 1951 reception at the NCWC offices. will realize, of course, that he speaks with an accent, but his' diction is perfect and his vocab- ulary is more extensive than that of an average American. "This ability to speak and to understand our language stood him in good stead when he was invited to deliver the commencement address at the University of Notre Dame in 1960, on his second visit to (he United States. And I am con- fident that it will play an im- portant part in bringing about a perfect understanding and establishing harmonious rela- tions between our country and the Holy See promptly and permanently." "Pope Paul is a kind and gen- tle man," Bishop Carroll con- tinued. "He is what might be PILGRIMAGE TO GRAVE of Msgr. Walter Carroll was the called an exceptional type of in- mission of Msgr. Montini shown with Mrs. Margaret Carroll, tellectual, one with deep love NOTRE DAME University honored new I'ojii'. \ similar degree was conferred on U.S. Pres- mother of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop Howard Carroll and warm understanding for then Giovanni Cardinal Montini, with an hon- ident Dwight D. Eisenhower, center, who gave and Monsignor Carroll, during Monsignor's visit to Pittsburgh. his fellow man. Kind to every- orary doctor 'of laws degree on June 5, I960. the commencement address at the graduation.

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 iCALLS FOR CONTJNUATlONtOF COUNCIL, 'NEW PEACE' Text Of First Address To World By Pope Paul VI VATICAN CITY (NC) — Following is the text of an English translation of the first public address of Pope Paul VI. The new Pontiff said that he will reopen the ecumenical council and work for world peace and Christian unity. Venerable brothers and be- loved sons of the whole world! We have the constant atone- ment of the Almighty and Eter- On this day dedicated to the nal Priest who, like unto Us gentle Heart of Jesus, in the and the same as the Father, act of assuming the task of brought divinity down to the feeding the flock of Our level of men and raised human- Lord — which according to ity as high as God, We rejoice the expression of St. Augustine in worthy and pious proportion is meant above all to be a "task to what He has wished to pro- of love" (Commentary on St. vide" (Sermon 3, 1-11, ML 54, John 123, 5) redeemed by the 144-145). Most Precious Blood of Jesus CONTINUATION OF COUNCIL Christ — the first sentiment of The pre-eminent part of Our all that surges from Our heart pontificate will be the continua- is firm confidence in the all- tion of the Second Vatican Ecu- powerful help of the Lord. menical Council, on which are fixed the eyes of all men of He who indicated His beloved Good will. This will be the prin- will through the consensus of cipal task for which We intend our venerable brothers, the fa- to spend all the energies which thers of the Sacred College, en- the Lord has given to Us, in trusting to Us the care and re- order that the Catholic Church, sponsibility of Holy Church, will which shines in the world as know how to instill into Our the standard raised over far-off mind, full of trepidation for the nations (cfr. Isaias 5, 26) may vastness of the task imposed, attract all men to itself, through vigilant and serene strength, the majesty of its organism, untiring zeal for His glory, mis- through the youthfulness of its sionary earnestness for the uni- spirit, through the renovation of versal, clear, and persuasive its structure and through the propagation of the Gospel. multiplicity of its forces "out PAST PONTIFICATES of every tribe and tongue and At the outset of Our pontifical people and nation" (Apoc. 5, 9). ministry the memory of Our predecessors returns tenderly This will be the first thought and pleasantly to Our mind. of the pontifical ministry: that Pope Paul VI Delivers His First Message To C ardinals And The World In The Sistine Chapel They left to Us~a sacred, spirit- it may be proclaimed ever loud- er before the world that only in ual and glorious heritage: Pius and brotherhood, an unshakable Simon . . . , I have prayed for Venerable Brothers of the epis- charity with their own charity, the Gospel, of Jesus can the XI and his unconquerable display of good will ready for thee that thy faith may not copate, East and West, who on they may continue to offer joy- longed-for salvation be found, strength of mind; Pius XII, every trial, the uninterrupted fail. And do thou strengthen thy all continents "are acting as ful fruits of virtue, since it is "for there is no other name who illuminated the Church desire for active harmony, in- brethern." (Luke 22, 31-32). ambassadors, God, as it were, toward them as the people who" under Heaven given to men by with the light of a teaching full spired by the true good of man- appealing through us" (II Cor- are close to the Chair of Peter which we must be saved" of wisdom; and finally ,John kind with unfeigned charity. We open our arms to all those inthians 5, 20) and We are al- that the eyes of the Catholics (Acts 4, 12). XXIII, who gave to the world people who glory in the name of ready foretasting the joy of of the entire world are turned. the example of his singular IMPROVED SOCIAL ORDER At this moment when the Christ. We call them by the embracing them all 3t the sec- goodness. Under this light comes the ^vhole of humanity looks to- sweet name of brothers. May ond session of the ecumenical Moved by tender memories, work for the revision of the ward this Chair of Truth, and they know that they will find council. We send a greeting full of But We wish to recall in a toward the person who has in Us constant understanding very special affection to the very special way, with grate- Code of Canon Law, continued PRAISES ROMAN CURIA efforts along the lines traced in been called upon to represent and good will, that they will We wish to express in a spe- beloved' faithful of the Am- ful and deeply-moved rever- the Divine Saviour on earth,' find in Rome the paternal bouse brosian archdiocese, whom in ence, the figure of the mourn- the great social encyclicals of cial way Our esteem for the _Our predecessors for the We can but renew the appeal that exalts and values with new Roman curia, whose task, so these years we have loved ed John XXIII who in the for loyal, frank and ready un- splendor the treasures of their "In the heart of Christ Jesus" brief but highly intense span strengthening of justice in civil, distinguished and full of respon- social and international life, in derstanding which may' unite history, of their cultural patri- sibilities, is to collaborate at (Phil. 1, 8) and from whom of his ministry knew how to men in mutual and sincere mony, of their spiritual herit- We received so much comfort win over to himself the hearts truth and in liberty, and in re- such close quarters with the spect for mutual duties and respect. We can but renew an age. Vicar of Christ. We are certain as from the most loving sons. of men, even those who are invitation to make every ef- INVOKES PRAYERS far away, through his sleep- . rights. that its most worthy work will fort for the saving'of human- Venerable Brothers and be- be of genuine assistance to Us, In the same way Our thoughts less solicitude, his sincere go also to the beloved diocese of The unequivocal order of love ity, for favoring the peaceful loved sons! for We have for a long time had and concrete kindness to- Our birth with the wish that it of neighbor, which is the acid development of the rights direct knowledge of its dili- ward the lowly and the out- may remain always faithful to test of love of God, demands given to it by God and facili- The vastness of the task that gence, its "sense of the standing pastoral character of all men a fairer solution to tating its spiritual and reli- awaits Our poor energies is the Gospel of Our Lord, which of his actions, qualities to Church," its prudence in acting provides honor and grace and social problems. It requires far- gious life so that it may be such as to bewilder the humble and, together with all the bish- which were added the very seeing action and care for un- led to a more ardent and priest called to the heights of nobility even in the human re- special enchantment of the ops, We appreciated it more lations of life. derdeveloped countries, where conscious adoration of the the Supreme Keys. But We will especially during the prepara-. human gifts of bis great the standard of living is often Creator. dedicate to you Our prayers and BEHIND IRON CURTAIN heart. tory phase and during the ac- unworthy of the human being. Our daily efforts. We need, tual meeting of the Second Vat- We particularly desire that Encouraging. signs that come He gave his warmth to souls It calls for a voluntary, study nonetheless, your collaboration ican Ecumenical Council. Our brothers and sons ifi those to us from men of good will like & flame burning brighter on a universal scale for the bet- and your prayers, that it may parts of the world where the and brighter, unto the extreme terment of living conditions. The are not wanting. We thank the rise constantly to God "in fra- "We turn then with fatherly Church is prevented from exer- sacrifice of himself, borne with . new epoch, which the con- Lord deeply for this, while of- grant odor" (Ephesians, 5, 2) spirit to the pastors, to the ,cising its rights should f*-' Us a strength of mind that moved quests of space have opened to fering to all Our serene but Tor the pastor of the Universal ^priests, to the religious who un- close to them. They hav en the world and gathered, as it mankind, will be singularly firm -collaboration in maintain- Church. tiringly and silently, often with- called upon to share more in- were, all men around his bed blessed by the Lord if men ing the great gift of peace in out help in their solitude, de- timately the Cross of Jesus, truly know how to recognize the world. That is why Our heartfelt vote their lives to the propaga- which will be followed, We are of pain, making them "one gratitude and thoughts go out heart and one mind" in one sin- each other as brothers rather CHRISTIAN UNITY tion of the Kingdom or God on sure, by the radiant dawn of toward the sons of the Catho- gle pulsation of respect, of ven- than as rivals, and build a world earth. Neither do We forget Resurrection. They will be able Finally, Our pontifical service lic Church, who offer to the eration and of prayer. order -in the holy fear of God, will be to continue with every the souls consecrated to God in to return finally to the full prac- in res"pect for His laws, in the world the testimony of their prayerful immolation and in tice of their pastoral ministry effort the great work begun faith, the spectacle of their The heritage We have garner- gentle light of charity and mu- with so much hope and happy manifold active charity. which, through its institution, is ed from Our predecessors tual collaboration. unity, the regal splendor of THANKS PEOPLE OF ROME for the benefit not only of in- omen by Our predecessor John their dignity, since in the shows Us the full gravity of. the CALLS FOR 'NEW' PEACE XXIII for the fulfillment of that At the beginning of this pon- dividual souls, but also of the duty that lfes before Us. These words of Clement of Alexan- tifical task, which is entrusted nations where it is carried out. Our work, with the help of "unum sint" (That they may dria: "The disciples of Christ are the words of Our predeces- God, moreover, will be to make be one) (John 17,21) awaited so to the successor of St. Peter are kings by virtue of Christ May there pass over the world sor St. Leo the Great: every effort to preserve the in his capacity as Bishop of much by all and for which he the King." (Clem. Al., Strom. a great flame of faith and love great blessing of peace among Rome, We cannot fail to turn "As We reflect on the pov- offered his life. The common XI,; 4, 18, 3) that will fire all men of good nations — a peace which is not with affectionate embrace to- erty of Our smallness and on aspiration for the reestablish- will, that will illuminate the only the absence of warlike ri- s ward the beloved sons of the the magnitude of the task We ment of" unity; broken so pain- We salute above all the most roads of mutual collaboration valries or of armed clashes, but Diocese of Rome, who have sup- have taken up, We too must fully in the past, will find in Us worthy members of the Sacred and bring to humanity again a reflection of the order desired ported with so much eagerness say with the Prophet: 'Lord, I the echo of a fervent will and College, who shared with Us the and always an abundance of by God the Creator and Re- the pastoral undertakings of heard Your wordss I was fright- of sincere prayers, in the con- trepidation and prayer of these divine approval and the strength ened,. I considered Your action deemer, a constructive and te- sciousness of the office commit- days of waiting. We testify to Our predecessor. And We firm- and I trembled . . .' But since nacious will for understanding ted to Us by Jesus: "Simon, Our special benevolence for the ly trust that, responding to Our (Continued On Page 7)

Page 6 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Throngs Crowded St. Peter's Square At The Vatican To See The New Pope Appear On The Basilica Balcony Princes Of The Church With New Pontiff CALLS FOR CONTINUATION OF COUNCIL' • i. Text Of Popes First Address

(Continued From Page 6) His Church "unto the con- Lord Jesus Christ" (Gal. 6, 14), summation of the world" bearing with love all eventuali- of God, without whose help noth- (Matt. 28, 20). ing is worthwhile and nothing ties and certain that the help of is holy. It is dear to Us moreover to God will never be wanting to encourage and bless with great those who live and work only In the act of beginning Our heart the very beloved mission- for Him. grave ministry, We are sus- aries, the light of Our eyes, who tained by the comforting on all continents, in the outposts We turn with very special words with which Christ prom- of the Church, spread the Gos- praise to the members of Catho- ised Peter and his successors pel of Jesus. May they always lic Action, who help the that He would remain with "glory ... in the Cross of Our Church's hierarchy in the apos- tolate, and to those who- work in New Raman Games Predict the various organizations both national and international. We embrace then with father- Outcome Of Papal Election ly love all who suffer: the sick, Supreme Pontiff Makes His First Appearance On Balcony Of St. Peter's By JAMES C. O'NEHA Generally, the prophecies are the poor, the prisoners and the exiles, the refugees. 77 WILL BE GREATEST IN HISTORY OF CHURCH' ROME (NO — This time ev- so delphically vague that they ery portent was right, and ac- can be made to fit not one, but SALUTES YOUTH cording to all the rules of the many men. The prophecy for And finally We salute Our guessing game which precedes the pope who was to be elected sons in Christ, among whom Pontiff First To Laud Council papal elections, Pope Paul VI last time was "Pastor et Nau- We wish to mention especially VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope not be radical or revolutionary outlined solemnly and with wis- was a shoo-in. ta," or Shepherd and Sailor. the bold and generous young This neatly fit the fact that Pope people, in whom rests sure hope Paul VI was prominent as a in its decrees. dom by the words of the Holy Participants in this seemingly John XXIII -had been shepherd for a better future, the inno- Cardinal in applauding publicly "It is wrong to think," he Father in the years that pre- irreverent pasttime don't really of Venice;, where he gave his cent children, the pure and sim- Pope John's plan for an ecu- said, "that the council will de- ceeded the council," he said mean it; it's all a fun game, blessing from canal launches. ple souls; the humble and the menical council. cree radical and bewildering re- pointedly. and no derogation of the action great of the earth; all crafts- The day after Pope John's forms in the present rules of the In the council itself, the fu- of the Holy Spirit is intended. This time it was "Flos Flor- men and laborers, those whose Jan. 25, 1959, announcement Church to the extent of chang- ture Pope reportedly delivered a that he was going to call the ing its centuries-old features powerful address along the But among Italians — and this um," or Flower of Flowers. toil, often heavy and burden- council, then-Cardinal Montini and turning it into a completely same lines. During debate on is an entertainment engaged in This enigma sent the players some, We know and appreciate wrote a letter to the priests new institution." the Schema on the nature of by Romans in particular — al- of the game to check on the so much; men of culture and of and clergy of Milan. The council, he said, will help the Church, Cardinal Montini most everybody always has a coats of arms of the cardinals. study, of teaching and of "This council will be the the church "come into contact made one of his few appear- favorite candidate for pope. Gio- It turned out that 13 cardinals science, newsmen and writers; greatest which the Church has with the world" — but not by ances as a speaker. vanni Cardinal Montini became could qualify. Among them was politicians and heads of state. Cardinal Montjni, whose heral- We pray that all, each > in his ever celebrated in its 20 centu- radical steps. He urged that the schema known and loved by the people ries of history," he said. of Rome during his long service dic, device consists of three own sphere of responsibility, In December, 1962, he showed be redrafted. He said that the in the Secretariat of State un- fleurs-de-lys — or lilies — on a may give his contribution to- "It will be the greatest for a flash of impatience with the Church's close ties with Christ der Pope Pius XI and Pius XII. field surmounting three moun- ward building an order ever the universality of its dimen- Council's slow progress. were not sufficiently empha- So for this papal election, the tains. more just in its principles more sions and its true interest to He wrote ' in a letter to his sized by the draft given the game was to find the proper efficacious in the application of the entire world," he wrote. archdiocese, published in L'ltal- council Fathers. Then there was the tall-lean its laws, sounder in private and Since that initial support, the ia, Milan, that part of the rea- He supported a proposal ad- "system" which would foretell against short-stout system. Pope his election. public morals, more prompt in Cardinal was an active support- son for the council's slowdown vanced earlier by another coun- John was short and rotund, Pius the defense of peace. er of the council and of Pope at that point was uncoordinated cil Father that there must be a ^.-'Vhus three "systems" came XII was thin, Pius XI relatively John's "aggiornamento" — the preparatory work which produc- "plan for the whole" that would t !ie fore: one based on the heavy, and Benedict 'XV thin. We are sustained by the bringing of the Church up to ed overlapping schema for the give focus to all of the council's §

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 Kennedy And World Leaders Pope Paul VI Will Exert Send Pope Paul Best Wishes SCWC News Service late Pope John important meas- President Kennedy, leaders of ures were taken which have Vital Influence On World other nations, and religious drawn the Christian world much closer together in understanding The formal ceremony of Coronation plays a significant role leaders have expressed best and brotherhood. We pray that in the early days of the reign of a Pope, but it is obvious from the wishes to newly elected Pope this movement will continue un- activities of Pope Paul VI that his papal authority dates from the Paul VI. der his distinguished successor, moment of his acceptance of the Cardinals' will rather than from Pope Paul VI." the ceremony itself. President Kennedy sent a SPIRITUAL DEPTH telegram expressing "warmest In his public pronouncements he has already drawn the out- Rabbi Maurice N. Eisendrath, good wishes" on behalf of him- line of his policies and given expression to his deep desire for president of the Union of self and Mrs. Kennedy. peace and unity in the world. Very frankly he stated that his aim American Hebrew Congrega- is not "to intervene in the affairs or interests that pertain to The President also said: "On tions:""! am gratified that those temporal powers," but at the same time he emphasized the right behalf of the peple and govern- responsible for this choice haye and obligation of the Church to remind all of the "fundamental ment of the United States I selected-a successor who i- principles of civilization and humanity." send you my heartiest congrat- ingly represents a eontiniiauon ulations as you assume your of the spiritual depth and broad Even in these first few days of his pontificate, we are great office. We wish you long social outlooks for which his made aware that, while he definitely is in agreement with years of leadership in the cause predecessor was so universally the aims and policies of Pope John XXIII, he may very well of peace and good will so nobly loved." go far beyond them. To many who are beginning to realize advanced by your great pred- the enormous contribution our late Holy Father made in the ecessor." Bishop Robert F. Joyce of the world such a claim may seem overly optimistic and un- Catholic diocese of Burlington, founded. Archbishop Egidio Vagno- Vt.: "He is a man who is uni- zi, Apostolic Delegate in the versally respected and one But it need not be so when one remembers that few pontiffs U.S. hailed Pope Paul VI as -who gives promise of being on in history have ever had the extraordinary training for the "a most worthy successor to outstanding servant of the ser- responsibilities of the Papacy as Pope Paul has enjoyed. For Pope John XXIII." vants of God." many years he was one of the closest assistants of Pope Pius XII in dealing with the affairs of the Church in every nation "Pope Paul VI brings to the Rev. Douglas Horton, re- and for over 30 years received special training in every Throne of St. Peter the states- tired dean of Harvard Divin- aspect of the delicate work of the Vatican. A Smiling Pope Paul VI manship of a Pius XI, the bril- ity School, who was a Protes- liance of mind and the deep tant observer at the Second Moreover his nine years of administrative leadership as perception of modern problems Vatican Council: "He is an the Archbishop of Milan have given him a practical experience have been based to some degree on the conviction that God of a Pius XII, and the charity, outstanding man, and I have in the everyday problems of the, huge Diocese and enabled him' would send a man like Paul after him to lead the Church and no doubt now that the Vatican to inspire the world in the quest of peace and in the service of God. the openmindedness and the to learn at first hand the kind of life his priests and people universal love of Pope John council will go on as plan- live in this space age, without doubt these were some of the How blessed we are again that the Chair of Peter is oc- XXIII," the Archbishop said. ned." compelling reasons which motivated the Cardinals in the Con- cupied by so worthy a priest. Bishop and Pontiff. Bishop Carroll SUCCESSOR clave and" enabled them to accomplish their difficult assignment Label A. Katz, president of spoke the feelings of all of us in his cablegram to our Holy Declaring that John XXIII of selecting a successor to Pope John in only a day and a half. Father when he said, "We are united in a pledge of filial love the Jewish Community Service considered Cardinal Monti- Organization of B'nai B'rith: and obedience ... we assure you of our heartfelt prayers that It will come, therefore, as no surprise to us if Pope Paul, who ni "very dear to his heart and "May the years of his pontifi- God may continue to enlighten you and strengthen you for the has long proved his independence in thinking and acting boldly consulted him often," Archbish-.- cate be blessed with peace and grave responsibilities to be faced in these critical times." strikes out in new directions in promoting the cause of Christ and op Vagnozzi added: "I would harmony among all men, and His Church. not be surprised if he often may he enjoy good health and For one thing, he is surely blessed with the convenience thought of Cardinal Montini as great strength to continue in the of having had new roads into hitherto inaccessible areas Comment Of Secular Papers the successor most apt to carry spirit of his revered predeces- paved for him by Pope John's unusual charity. He also has on his own undertakings." sor." the advantage of knowing now that a new, favorable mood "The shortness of the con- has been created among the. peoples of all religions. No one On Election Of Pope Paul VI clave shows that it did not take * • •. realizes better than he that the eyes and ears of the world KCWC News Service long for the cardinals to agree Anglican Archbishop Arthur are indeed now turned hopefully to the Vatican. renewel' released under the Secular newspapers have hail- short pontificate of Pope John on the selection of the new M. Ramsey of Canterbury: "An- If we add to this the extraordinary assets of his natural ed the election of Pope Paul VI, XXIII remains to be answered; Pope," the Archbishop continu- glicans everywhere will pray abilities and supernatural qualifications, it is not difficult to with many professing to see his but beyond much doubt the ses- ed. "Their agreement reflects that God will give Your Holi- imagine that he will exert profound influence throughout the policies as similar to those of sions of the council will be re- also the consent of the world, ness strength and blessing in worlds John XXIII. sumed and the effort toward because Cardinal Montini was the service of Christendom." The New York Times said; Christian unity continued." considered among the cardinals In Milan, in the dark and dangerous days of strong com- Catholic Bishop Martin A. Jan- "That the policies set by his to be the most probable and munist entrenchment, he felt that his place was not in the Cardi- The Philadelphia Inquirer sen of Rotterdam expressed the predecessor, John XXIII, are most qualified to succeed Pope nal's palace but out in the streets and in the parishes and in the said: ""The Archbishop of Milan hopet that Pope Paul VI would going to be continued is the ob- John. factories and mills where he could see his people and they could has been widely regarded as a "continue the line of John XXIII vious conclusion from the ca- meet and talk to him. 'progressive' in Church" circles, "Pope Paul even before his naturally in his own manner." reer, writings and speeches of and an earnest supporter of election had expressed his 'GREAT JOY* His daring plan to build 82 churches, at least eight of Faul VI, and from what is Pope John's ecumenical policies wishes for the continuation of At the secretariat of ' Stefan them at least actually within huge apartment houses, in- known of his role in the ecume- . . . Pope Paul VI takes on awe- the ecumenical council. Now dicates that he is primarily concerned in our peculiar age in nical council last autumn." Cardinal Wyszynski, Archbishop some burdens and responsibili- he will continue the work of of Warsaw and Gniezo, a bringing the Church to the people wherever they are. The Times said it can be ties . . . but if ever a man was Pope John with earnest intel- spokesman said: "We are very "fully expected that Pope Paul The optimism of Pope John towards the future when "the trained to assume them, it is ligence and confidence. happy at the news." prophets of gloom" were forecasting, universal ruin must . . . will work, as Pope John Giovanni Battista Montir.i." did, for Christian unity and for "He will give to the Catholic Kpiscopal Bishop James A. world peace based on an under- The Washington Star said: "It Church the leadership she needs is encouraging that the new- Pike of California said Cardinal The Diocese of Miami standing with all political philo- at each particular time of her Montini is "just the right per- sophies." Pope has publicly and firmly history," Archbishop Vagnozzi Weekly Publication identified himself with the pro- son" to carry on "the wonderful The Baltimore Sun said "the concluded, "and will answer work of renewal which marked Embracing Florida's 16 South- gressive policies of his predeces- ern Counties: Broward, Char- compatibility in outlook which fully the expectation of a world the pontificate of the beloved lotte, Collier, Dnde, DeSoto, sor, particularly with the move- Glades, Hardee, Hendry. High- (Pope) John suggested by mak- which has turned, as never be- late John XXIII." lands, Indian River, Lee, Martim ment toward Christian unity . . Monroe, Okeechobee, Palm ing Archbishop Montini the first fore, to spiritual values in its VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. of his new cardinals will doubt- . The evidence indicates that he desire for unity and peace." Archbishop P a t r i c Jr Editorial Plaza 8-0543 less show in a continuance of shares Pope John's preoccupa- O'Boyle of the Catholic A. > Advertising and Classified. PI 4-2561; Circulation, PL 1-6821 the bringing-up-to-date policies tion with the need for world Spain's Generalissimo Fran- diocese of Washington hailed THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. whjich John began." peace." cisco Frano wished Pope Paul the election of Pope Paul VI The Miami News said: "The VI a "long pontificate," and ex- as "truly a source of great v The'Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President The Sun also stated that Pope pressed confidence that the Paul "may be expected to new ruler of half a billion Ro- joy to the whole worW," and man Catholics stands in good Church would continue to show Monsignor James F. Nelan Managerial Consultant stress John's point . . . that any added that "the new Pope stead as the Vatican's most mankind "the way to justice Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant new Vatican attitude toward the has extraordinary qualifica- practiced diplomat." and peace." tions and talents to assume • • • Iron Curtain countries repre- sents charity for communists, "The new pope has establish- Maurice Schumann, presi- the burdens of the papacy." John J. "Ward . Editor their dupes and victims and not ed himself as an exce'Ient ad- George H. Monahan Managing Editor dent of the French National Methodist Bishop John Wesley any change toward commu- ministrator and man of culture, Assembly's Foreign Affairs Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor nism." and stands clearly as a man Lord of Washington said Cardi- Committee, said the new nal Montini's election signifies Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor The New York World-Tele- who feels his church has a. new • •«"— — •— Pope was "the intellectual "a new day for the continued gram said: "Assuming the role in this 20th century." clarity of Pope Pius XXII good relations between Catholics Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava name of Paul VI, he will follow The Miami Herald said: "An . . . the openheartedness of and non-Catholics." Business Manager Advertising Manager Pope John's footsteps. The new intellectual has replaced a hum- John XXIII" and "will be m _•_ _•_ _•„ Pontiff views the Church as the ble pope of the people. But the doubly the Pope of continu- Dr. David Colwell, president Second-class postage paid at Miami. Florida new and the old share much — Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a vear; protector of the poor and guard- ity." of the Council of Churches of single copy IS cents; foreign: $7.SO a vear. ian of social justice." a drive to rededicate the an- Published every Friday at 6301 Biscayne Boulevard, Greater Washington, said: "I Miami 38. Florida cient Church to the needs of Other comments f#llow: Address all mail to 1301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38. Fla. The Washington Post said speak for many Protestant Member Catholic Press Association modern men, an urge to estab- Rev. Roy G. Ross, general National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service "the question of how far Pope Christians in expressing my joy News items intended for publication must be received by Monday noon. Faul VI will encourage or re- lish the common bond that joins secretary of the National Coun- in the election of Pope Paul strain the forces pf 'reform and all children of God." cil, of Churches: "Under the VI."

Page S June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami Florida Future Pope, 3 Americans Halted Red Tide In Rome

By MSGR. JAMES J. WALSH Only a few years ago, a fu- ture pope, an American mon- signor and two American Cath- olic laymen pooled their ideas and resources to deal a blow to communist strength and to safeguard the faith of thou- sands in a tough, rundown area of Rome aptly nicknamed MSGR. WALSH Shanghai. These four men were drawn into an unusual partner- ship in the hope of building a parish along "American lines" Voice Photos FORMER MONSIGNOR Giovanni Battista Mon- as a buffer to Red subversion and Msgr. Walter Carroll, extreme left, who and widespread crime. tini, now Pope Paul VI, right, is shown above served for almost 10 years in the American with Pope Pius XII for whom he served as_ Secretariate of State in close collaboration Down in south Rome, just Pro-Secretary of State for Ordinary Affairs, with Monsignor Montini, now 263 Pontiff. east of the Tiber and not far from the renowned Basilica of so great an undertaking. He set rnentaria." A community of Bradley, the donor of the St. Paul Without the Walls, this about finding some American Sisters staff it and several church in Garbatella. was the ugly section during benefactors who could be as priests teach religion and other UNUSUAL TEAM convinced as he and Monsignor It was 13 years since the two World War II which caused con- subjects. siderable concern to civil au- AMERICAN-STYLE parish of St. Philip Neri built in Garbatella Montini were of the importance Monsignori and the two zealous thorities as well as to Church in South Rome by Msgr. Montini and Msgr. Walter Carroll, of this parish. CLASSROOMS American businessmen had brother of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, through the generosity officials. He appealed to Mr. George Walking through the corridors formed such an unusual team in of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bradley, Palm Beach winter visitors; founding a parish to make the and George W. Strake of Houston, Tex., who built the church W. Strake of Houston, Texas, and peeking in some of the One of those who not only and explained to him the pecu- Church vital in one critically ill and school. classrooms while school was in lamented the deplorable condi- liar situation that needed to part of the Eternal City. tions in that area of the city session, it was hard to believe be remedied as soon as pos- that the neatly uniformed, Meanwhile, of course, the known as Garbatella, but de- sports and other recreations, sheer overwhelming numbers sible. Mr. Strake was deeply bright - eyed children came then Monsignor Montini had cided what to do-about it was a group of priests in close they liberated towns even be- impressed and donated the from a neighborhood which only gone on to become the Arch- Msgr. Giovanni Battista Mon- contact with the parishioners fore Allied Forces could get money for the school, and al- a few years ago was classified bishop of Milan. It's curious to tini, now known as Pope could go a long way to weak- there. Armed with the weapons most immediately the plans as a communist stronghold. realize now that of all the things Paul VI. thrown away as Nazi soldiers en the deadly grip commu- were set in motion. he did in that vast Archdiocese, retreated, the Reds roamed the nism was gaining in that sec- The attractive church today the building of churches and At that time Monsignor Mon- tion in those chaotic years. Later, since the need for a huge area as guerrillas and parish church was so press- is obviously a busy one. It the erecting of new parishes tini was the Pro-Secretary of ruthless raiders and prepared seats about 700 and has pews probably represent his most But these were the hungry ing, the two Monsignors kept State for Ordinary Affairs and to take over as much as pos- and kneeiers such as we are distinguished contribution. years in Italy, a country bank- on planning and praying for thus worked very closely with sible in the chaos of the war's used to in the United States. rupt with an economy run- by another benefactor of the gen- Pope Pius XII. As deeply im- aftermath. On the wall high over the By last November, at the Fascist rule, its reputation sul- erosity of Mr. Strake. Monsig- mersed as he was in worldwide - front door is a plaque express- time of this visit, he had al- FEARFUL DAYS lied by ugly Fascism, and many nor Carroll called on old problems of diplomacy, as the ing appreciation to Mr. and ready built 56 new churches. Garbatella in south Rome be- of its people discouraged to the friends, known I* many as Soviet Union planted its flag in Mrs. Bradley for their mag- He pioneered with the idea of came a stronghold during those point of being ready to turn to winter residents of Florida, country after country, one nificent gift. building a church in the first would not expect him to have fearful days for communists, any group making them an at- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brad- floor of' an apartment house Soviet sympathizers and others ley. time for a comparatively small tractive promise. The parish is indeed run along to serve all the tenants, and area in the huge city of Rome. usually identified with the un- suggested that the monthly derworld. Great numbers of So a new parish in Garbatella Caught up in the enthusiasm "American lines" and seems of Monsignor Montini and Mon- most active and vital. Right expenses of the tenants be so children living in that old sec- needed help from beyond its However, he found time, signor Carroll, they offered to next door to the church is a arranged that the chapel main- and he discussed the prob- tion had no school nor any borders. The two monsignors tenance be included. put their heads together in some build the church, next to the small movie theater, which em- lem many times with Msgr. place for recreation and were school, facing on the street ployes a rather unusual but Walter Carroll, brother of exposed constantly to the evil practical plans to seek help, When he was called to Rome even as they lifted their minds known as Via delle Sette Ohiese. very popular catechetical ap- for the conclave which elected Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. influence of the rough inhabit- It was called the Church of St. proach. The bell rings on cer- Monsignor Carroll at that ants. Adults who had long lived and hearts to God to bless the him Pope, he had plans for project. The first encouraging Philip Neri. tain days for the children of more churches on the board that time already had spent near- there were powerless to do any- the neighborhood to come to a sign was found in the willing- During the first session of the would raise the total to 82. ly ten years in the American thing either to protect the chil- movie, but before the picture ness of the Oratorian Fathers Council we paid a couple of Secretariate of State in close dren or themselves against the begins, there is always a cat- It is not yet known if the who owned a large piece of land visits to Garbatella and went collaboration with Monsignor encroachments of the wild, un- echism class! church in the Roman "Shang- Montini. ruly mob that took over the in that area to give it over for through the school and the hai" area was the first he was area. the use of a parish, provided a church with the greatest in- concerned with. Whether or not school and church could be terest. All of this had special mean- As they studied the "Shang- ing last Nov. 3 during the first it was. it will always bear spe- hai" section, they realized all It was in the midst of these built. The offer was accepted. cial distinction now, for the IMPRESSED Modern in every aspect, the session of the Ecumenical Coun- too well what had happened the people, that Monsignor Mon- school has over 400 pupils on cil. On that Saturday night, plaques in the buildings will past few years. When Musso- tini wanted a parish built and Monsignor Carroll, although the elementary level. Schools in Giovanni Cardinal Montini continue to bear the names of lini's shaky government was run along the lines of parishes he had been in Rome for almost Rome do not have the same warmly welcomed to his apart- Monsignor Walter Carroll, Mr. collapsing and Nazi troops were in the United States. He was all of his priestly life, realized name as the church or parish, ment for a memorable visit and Mrs. Thomas Bradley and still fighting delaying battles, convinced that a modern he would have to look back and this one bears the state- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll and Mr. George Strake, but the top tkvcommunist forces had sud- school staffed by well-trained home to the United States for ly title over the door, "Institu- this writer and a few others, name will have to be changed t y become very strong. By teachers, a huge field for the kind of help they needed for to Cesare Baronio Scuola Ele- among whom was Mr. Thomas to Pope Paul VI.

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JN; R\. tCK>: • I •*( \f.l , : i i. {'AtU'1 i-'O-MM ;>, AW, LAMSf-f^K' '! >' i i School Plaque Honors Former Cardinal Montini Likenesses Honor Msgr. Carroll And George Strake Tablet In Honor Of Thomas And Irene Bradley June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 Other Pope Pauls Had Problems Like Those Today VATICAN CITY (NO — Many ticularly difficult for Paul I earlier Pauls were Italians. granted the privilege of wearing politan family whose pontificate and promoted missionary ef- ef today's problems and issues and V. Also like him, the last three the red biretta — three corner- lasted from 1555 to 1559. He was forts, particularly in Canada facing Pope Paul VI also had to Work for peace in a war- Pauls were diplomats in the ed hat — to all cardinals, and Bishop Chieti and Brindisi. In and Africa. He canonized St. be dealt with over the centuries threatened world was another service of the Holy See. degreed that jubilee years 1513 he served as legate from Charles Borromeo and St. Fran- should be celebrated every 25 by one or another of his five high point in the reign of Paul The first Paul — the only one Pope Leo X to Henry VIII of ces of Rome. During his pontif- years. He died in 1471. predecessors of the same name. III, who brought about a 10-year to be venerated as a saint — England, and in 1515 was named icate St. Peter's basilica was PATRON OF ARTS nuncio to Spain. completed. Efforts at Christian unity truce between the main con- reigned from 757 to 767. He was Paul III (Alessandro Farnese) CORRUPTION CONTROVERSIES marked the reigns of Popes tending powers of his time, the second member of the Or- reigned from 1534 to 1549. A In 1524 he resigned his post His reign was marred by con- Paul II and V, both of whom France and the Holy Roman sini family of Rome to reach Empire. the papacy, succeeding his member of an ancient Roman as. Bishop and, with St. Caje- troversies with Venice and Eng- sought to achieve the reunion of tan, founded the Theatine Order. the Russian Orthodox Church ECUMENICAL UNITY brother, Pope Stephen II. Only family, he was an outstanding land. Renaissance scholar and patron He was named Archbishop of with the Holy See. Paul VI is the second Pontiff a priest at the time of his eleva- of the arts. It was he who put Naples and a cardinal in 1536. Venice — then an independent in a row to choose a name un- tion, he was consecreated a state — refused to exempt the Church renewal, which Pope Michelangelo in charge of the used by popes for centuries. bishop immediately thereafter. He was known particularly for clergy from the jurisdiction of John XXIII said was a task of construction of St. Peter's ba- John XXIII took a name that St. Paul I's pontificate was his efforts to reform the Church. its civil courts and pas, a the Second Vatican Ecumenical had not been used for 624 years. marked by a-struggle to regain silica. He reorganized the Inquisition law banning the sale or »«,.ia- Council, was a characteristic of The name Paul has not been control over the papal territo- Pope Paul III was named a in Italy and sought to eliminate tion of secular property to the the reformer, Pope Paul IV. used since Paul V died 342 years ries, which had fallen under cardinal in 1493 at the age of corruption among the clergy Church. Paul V excommunicat- and to end simony — the buy- Hie problems attendant on ago. Lombard or Byzantine domina- 25 and became Bishop of Parma ed Venice's leader and placed ing of offices — in the election the holding of an ecumenical Raimondo Manzini, editor of tion. In his battle he had the in 1509. He was not ordained a the state under an interdict. aid of King Pepin of the Franks. priest, however, until 1519. He of popes. council were experienced to the Vatican City daily, L'Osser- The interdict, however, was was chosen pope unanimously the full by Paul III, who vatore Romano, told newsmen He also had to defend orthodox Because of his austerity and generally disregarded in Ven- opened the Council of Trent in why the new Pontiff chose his doctrine regarding the Blessed at an unusually short conclave because he granted many fa- ice, and he compromise solu- 1545 as the highpoint of his name. "It is a symbol of ecu- Trinity and the veneration of in 1534. vors to his family to enrich tion of the problem negotiated pontificate. / holy statues against the devia- menical unity, venerated by Twice he unsuccessfully con- them, he was widely unpopu- through King Henry IV of Catholics, Protestants and Or- tions of the Byzantine emperor voked ecumenical councils, at lar. At his death his statue France marked a decline in Church-State problems, which and the iconoclasts of the East. still plague the Church in many thodox," he said. Mantua in 1536 and at Vicenza was torn down; its head was papal power. parts of the world, were par- Like the present Pope, all Nearly seven centuries passed two years later. But political rolled through the streets of before another pontiff took the Rome and cast into the Tiber In 1606 he wrote to King difficulties — the opposition of James I of England and ex- name of Paul. Protestant princes and the River. NATIVE OF VENICE pressed his sorrow at the at- quarrel between King Francis I Paul V (Camillo Borghese) tempt on the King's life now Paul II (Pietro Barbo), a na- of France and Emperor Charles came to the papal throne in known as the Gunpowder Plot. tive of Venice, was elected to V — prevented them from meet- 1605. Born in Rome to a noble He asked the Protestant mon- the papacy in 1464. He had pre- ing. In 1545, however, he was family from Siena, he was ed- arch not to make innocent Cath- pared himself for a career as a able to open the Council of ucated as a canon lawyer. He olics pay for the crime of a few merchant, but became a priest Trent. served as a nuncio to Spain, men and promised to urge all when his uncle, Pope Eugene Among Paul. III'^ achieve- was named a cardinal in 1596 English Catholics to be loyal to IV, was elected to the. papacy in x ments were reforms of the pa- and became Vicar General of the King. 1431. ~ pal curia, the construction of Rome in 1603. At the beginning of his reign new buildings in Rome, the But the oath of James I de- Like Paul II he tried to bring he strove unsuccessfully to form approval of the Jesuit Order manded of his subjects contain- the Russian Orthodox Church a Christian alliance against the and the fostering of other new ed clauses which Catholics could back into union with the Holy Turks who were threatening to religious societies, such as the not accept, and Paul V had to See. He also strove to enforce condemn the oath. James I invade Italy. The invasion did Capuchins, Barnahites and the decrees of the Council of falsely accused Paul V of orig- not take place, however. He also Thea tines. Trent, fostered the work of re- inating the plot and launched sought to stem the pagan ten- He also founded the Holy Of- ligious orders dedicated to edu- a severe persecution of Cath- dencies and heretical teachings fice to combat heresy. He is- cation and the care of the sick olics. of some Renaissance scholars sued a condemnation of slavery and closed the Roman Academy, and stood up for the rights of ^:«:'<":-c«:»><-<«:«:«<.^<.<.<..:.c-<.<.<.<.-:.<-^.:.c-<«c-o-:":">-:":":":":":">'>'i!;- a center of opposition to efforts Indians in the newly discovered to maintain a pure Christianity. Americas. He was the Pope who A patron of the arts, Paul excommunicated King Henry II protected the universities VIII of England. and especially encouraged A major success of his reign the art of printing, founding showed his great skill as a dip- the papal publishing house, lomat. The truce he negotiated • Libreria Editrice Vaticana. between Francis I and Charles Besides seeking reunion with V permitted him to hold the the Russian Orthodox, he revis- Council of Trent. ed the laws of the papal city, Paul IV (Giovanni Caraffa) organized relief for its poor, was a member of a noble Nea- * Posters Cover Rome's Walls Greeting Their New Bishop "For The Best ROME (NO — Posters went These manifestos, headed by up on walls all over Rome the the traditional initials "SPQR." v morning after the election of which date from the time of the In Pope Paul VI, welcoming the Roman Republic, began: : new Pope to the city he rules as Bishop. "Citizens. Liturgical Art "As of yesterday morning the Mercury Record Corporation Catholic Church has — His Holi- ness Paul VI — its new chief, At * is honored to present and Rome has its new Bishop. 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Page 10 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida 19th SOUTHERN DIOCESE TO CARRY OUT INTEGRATION It Gems from Bishop To Integrate Savannah Schools On Sept. 1 SAVANNAH, Ga. (NO — with priests and teachers in "Catholic pupils, regardless and the Dioceses of Oklahoma Catholic schools in the Savannah the three deaneries of the dio- of color, will be admitted to City-Tulsa; Amarillo, Tex.; Diocese will be integrated ef- cese to discuss school integra- Catholic schools as soon as Dallas-Fort Worth, Tex.; Cor- * fective Sept. 1, Bishop Thomas tion. this can be done with safety pus Christi, Tex.; Galveston- J. McDonough of Savannah has to the children and the Houston, Tex.; Little Rock, announced. The priests and teachers schools." "unanimously concurred with" Ark.; Miami, Fla.; St. Au- THEEET Savannah will be the 19th the integration decision, he In Chicago, the National Cath- gustine, Fla.; Savannah, Ga.; southern Catholic diocese to car- said. Nashville, Tenn.; Owensboro, olic Conference for Interraoial ':' All the darkness in the ry out school integration, ac- RECALLS LETTER Justice listed 19 dioceses, among Ky.; Covington, Ky.; Wheel- cording to the National Catho- Bishop McDonough said inte- the 24 in the area from West ing, W. Va.; and Raleigh, N.C. • world cannot put out lic Conference for Interracial gration was being undertaken in Virginia to Texas, which have The other five dioceses in the Justice, Chicago. accordance with principles out- integrated schools. In addition X the light of one small same area are Alexandria, La- The integration policy will lined in a pastoral letter on ra- to Savannah, they are: * fayette and Baton Rouge, all -•>oly in Catholic schools cial justice read throughout the in Louisiana, Natchez-Jackson, X candle. I iughout the 113-year-o 1 d diocese during Lent of 1961. The Archdioceses of San Miss., and Mobile-Birmingham, Savannah diocese which in- Antonio, Tex.; New Orleans; Ala. cludes 88 counties in southern That letter stated that Atlanta, and Louisville, Ky.; Georgia. The Atlanta archdio- cese, which covers the north- ern part of the state, in- tegrated its schools in Septem- ber, 1962. BISHOP McDONOUGH Bishop McDonough, in a pas- toral letter read last Sunday, or skin color is not in ac- June 23, at Masses in all cordance with the charity of churches of the diocese, said: Christ and amounts to a de- "All parents may enroll Catho- nial of the unity of mankind lic children in a parish school as the children of God and previously open to Negroes or descendants of the same first in the school of the territorial parents," he continued. parish where they now reside." Asked if he expected any ad- The Savannah diocese has 22 verse reaction by white parents, elementary schools with 7,141 the Bishop said: "Of course students, as well as five dio- there will be some who will pro- cesan and parochial high schools test and perhaps some who will with 906 students and three pri- withdraw their children from vate high schools with 842 stu- cur schools." dents. EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE Catholics number 31,000 in a "But I am confident that total population of about 1.8 mil- most of our people will re- lion. The diocese was establish- ceive this decision in good ed in 1850. grace, knowing that discrim- ination against any person During the past three months solely on the basis of his race Bishop McDonough has met President Asks Churchmen To Act On Racial Justice WASHINGTON (NO — Presi- In his long-awaited mes- dent Kennedy's civil rights mes- sage, the President urged sage to Congress urged religious Congress to enact during this leaders and private schools to session a program designed to take swift action to help achieve end racial discrimination in racial justice. education, public accommo- dations, employment and vot- Stating that his legislative ing. proposals will not solve all ra- cial problems, he appealed for The center of his proposals — supplemental private action, in- and the target of most con- cluding steps "certainly by re- troversy — is • a request for ligious leaders who recognize Federal laws to guarantee to the conflict between racial big- all persons equal access to ho- otry and the Holy Word." tels, restaurants, amusement places „ and retail establish- The Chief Executive's com- ments. ment on private schools came at the tail end of a series of He also requested: recommendations to speed up — A law authorizing the At- desegregation of public schools. torny General to launch court He said: suits to desegregate public schools when he is asked to "And while this act does not take this action by someone include private colleges and unable to bear the cots of liti- s«h(iols, I strongly urge them gation. [ ve up to their responsibili- ties and to recognize no arbi- — Creation of a "commun- trary bar of race or color — ity relations service" which might not recall are Irish: St. Brigid. for such bars have no place would act as a confidential The Story of the Fleet in any institution, least of all advisory and mediation agen- St. Brendan. St. Columban. St. Col- one devoted to the truth and cy in areas where racial ten- man. St. Aidan. St. Kieran. improvement of all mankind." sion is high. That's Blessed Every Year There are so many other Irish saints honored by the Irish fleet that we've TEEN-AGE BOYS RETREAT A jet-age version of a lovely Catholic Mother of God. Prayers and a short prepared a booklet about their ex- tradition takes place in Dublin each sermon are followed by the lovely ploits. It also contains the beautiful Grades 8-12 year. It's the blessing of the Irish In- invocation to Our Lady of Wings. prayers for the blessing of the fleet JULY 16- 18 ternational air fleet, a natural devel- There's a fine appropriateness to OUR LADY OF FLORIDA — and every Irish flight. opment of the time-honored custom of the blessing of these planes. They're If you'd like a copy of "The Story RETREAT HOUSE blessing ships. named for Irish saints, many famous of Our Saints," please write to Irish 1300 U.S. #1 Every ship in the fleet, with its the world over for their remarkable International Airlines, 1028 Connec- North Palm Beach, Fla. Tel: 844-7750 crew and passengers, is commended voyages to spread the faith. There's ticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. Chance for private talk with priest, slide lecture on Mass, to the special protection of Mary, the St. Patrick, of course. And some you We'll be delighted to send it to you. lecture by medical doctor are only some of features of Retreat.

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Page 14 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida LAND Floyd Anderson To Head NCWC Press Department IS WASHINGTON (NO — Floyd tion for more than 10 years. God Love You Anderson has been named di- He has been secretary, vice rector of the Press Department president and president of the Most Reverend WEALTH! of the National Catholic Welfare C.P.A. Conference and of the NCWC Last May, at its 53rd national Fulton J. Sheen Open The Door News Service which it issues. convention in Miami, the C.P.A. He is at present managing gave Anderson its highest an- editor of the Central Califor- nual award for outstanding con- NAMED DIRECTOR of the HOW MUCH SOME DO FOR THE LORD, AND HOW nia Register, newspaper of tribution to the Catholic press Press Department, National the Diocese of Monterey- in 1962. Catholic Welfare Conference, LITTLE OTHERS DO! This is the overwhelming thought and the NCWC News Service that besieges the mind and the soul of anyone who Fresno in California, and Pope John XXIII created him is Floyd Anderson. works for the impoverished Christ in mission lands. We president of the Catholic a Knight of St. Gregory the ll JU are investment- have recently been in personal contact with a bishop and Press Association of the Unit- Great in 1959. John Bach Honored minded but have a limit- ed States. a priest who have given us supreme examples of "empty- Born in Superior, Wis., July By K. of C. Council ing" themselves, as Our Lord emptied Himself of His ed amount of cash, this Anderson will succeed Frank 15, 1906, Anderson is a convert RIVIERA BEACH — John glory to take on the human form. is for you . . . A. Hall, who has announced from Lutheran ism. Bach of 40 Lakeview Ave., was that he will retire shortly. Hall After serving as managing honored recently as Knight of Dade County Acreage has been director of the NCWC the Season by Santa Maria The bishop had one of the finest dioceses in a very editor of The Catholic Light, 10 acre tract — $350 per Press Department for more Council N o. large mission country. His family, who were of noble lineage, newspaper of the Diocese of 4999. than 30 years, and next March lived in the diocese with him and added to the joy of acre — terms. Aerojet is Scranton, from 1948 to 1951, .. , Mr. Bach will round out 40 years as a Anderson became the found- first became his being a beloved apostle among a loving flock. The Holy investing millions of dol- member of its staff. ing editor of The Advocate, a Knight of See then asked three priests to take charge of a new diocese newspaper of the Archdiocese Columbus in lars in this area. Call or Announcement of the new di- 1902 in this mission land, one where the people were quite impover- rector was made by Archbishop of Newark, in 1951 and served -n^^——, when he ished. Each of the three were also offered the bishopric if they write. li[|j|Bf joined in Eli- Joseph T. McGucken of San as its managing editor un- accepted the diocese, but all refused because of the rags, the Francisco, episcopal chairman ^PTB| zabeth. N.J. til 1961, when he became disease and the hunger that spotted the new area. The *** of the NCWC Press Depart- * ^H He came to managing editor of the Regis- * ^^ Florida in Church then asked this bishop to resign his See and to ment, through the NCWC head- ter system of diocesan news- t quarters here. JOHN BACH 1953 when he start the new diocese; he did so promptly. There are many Looking for*a Prime papers, with headquarters in transfer- Anderson will become only examples in the Church of bishops looking for better dioceses, INDUSTRIAL Denver, Colo. He resigned the red to the local Council of the third director in the more Denver post in October, 1962, which he is a charter member. but this is one example of a bishop looking for a poorer one. than four-decade history of the Location? to become managing editor of Mr.- Bach was chairman of The priest is one who spent fifteen years building a Press Department. Justin Mc- The Central California Regis- the Building Committee which 2225 N.W. 14th St. Grath, an internationally known beautiful rectory, church, convent and school in his diocese. ter. Anderson is the author purchased a tract of land on U. S. journalist, organized the He then turned it over to American missionaries who came MIAMI of several books. Avenue "J" for the future home department at the request of of the Santa Maria Council dur- into the land to work, and took the poorest area in the 43,050 sq. ft. — Zoned the U. S. Bishops in March, He was a member of a Cath- ing the Council's first year country as his new parish. His rectory, his school and 1920, and administered it until operation. 1-1. Small office building his death in May, 1931. Hall olic Press study team that went his church are, in all, 24 feet long and about 12 feet, on property. New 22nd succeeded to the office in 1932. to Peru at the request of the wide. Partly in the water and partly on the shore, they Catholic press and communica- 'Chandelier Ball' Set are supported by 12 wooden pegs driven into the soil. Ave. Bridge soon to be The new director of the tions media there. He was also CORAL GABLES — A "Chan- Press Department has edited a member of a similar study delier Ball will highlight the There is not an automobile in the United States that is constructed will make Catholic papers in widely sep- team of mass communications 22nd anniversary of St. Theresa housed in a garage as poor as this shack. Once again this a very desirable loca- arated areas of the country, in Latin America sponsored by Young Adult Club at 8 p.m. inspired by the example of Our Lord, the priest has and has been an official the Pontifical Commission on Sunday, June 30, at the K. of C. "emptied" himself and taken, upon himself the form of a tion. Priced $60,000, Call of the Catholic Press Associa- Latin America. Hall. servant. (In a future issue of MISSION, we will show the or write. parish the priest left and the parish which he now has.)

*** We have tried to help both the bishop and the priest with our limited means, although they have helped us a thou- DO You Need an sand times more by reminding us not only of the privilege Inflation Hedge? but also of the "penalty" of being a Christian. You, our good Palm Beach County Acre- readers, are already conscious of the privilege. May we pass on to you the penalty, which is that of emptying yourselves age 983 acres — here is just a tiny bit that stomachs may be filled, hearts gladdened, an excellent opportunity FLAT TILE ROOF pictured above is the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hayward, 18901 minds illumined and human beings introduced into the glorious for capital gains. Located N. Bay Road, Golden Shores, recently given the exclusive MURRAY ROOF COATING liberty of being a slave of Christ. Please let us hear from just 23 miles from the PROCESS, consisting of cleaning, sealing, coating with Roof White Supreme and you! Siliconizing for longer life and a more beautiful white roof. MURRAY also specializes Atlantic Ocean, directly in all phases of the roofing business. GOD LOVE YOU to J.F.C. for $40 "My son teft this west of Palm Beach. $ 150 offering for the Missions before he went into the service" per acre. Liberal terms. ROOF COATING by MURRAY . . . to D. L. for $1.50 "We had a circus in the backyard. EXCLUSIVE SILICONE PROCESS Three of us were clowns and there was a mindreader. We want the Missions to have the money instead of . *** "More and more home own- including the hip and ridge siliconed finish carries a 3- ers," says Vance Murray, "now tile. In addition, the eave tiles full year unconditioned guar- buying things we don't really need." ... to Mrs. B. L. are realizing the tremendous around the bottom edge of the antee with a five year warranty. for $15 "This represents the small savings of our daughter, For Further Information value of Murray Roofing's su- roof are sealed. We feel the length of guarantee who died at the age of eight from a brain tumor. She Call or Write: perior quality roof coating 'Roof "The roof is then pressure given on any job directly reflects White Supreme.' coated with 'Roof White Su- the confidence of the company loved the Missions and wanted you to have this money.' preme,' the longest wearing, in the products they use and the HAROLD A. MILLER "And our process of siliconiz- plasticized coating known in the skill with which they are applied ... to R.D.W. for $89.86 "This is my income tax refund ing each job with the miracle roof coating industry. It is says Vance Murray. That is why water repellent SILICONE manu- heavily fungicided to withstand Murray Roofing uses only Name which I want to give to the poor of the world." REALTORS factured by General Electric the dreaded regrowth of mold Brand Products that have been not only offers a longer lasting and mildew, with built-in water- proven nationwide. and more beautiful white roof, proofing. Send us your old gold and jewelry — the valuables you but waterproofing as well . . . "Then, to repel the . pene- "Murray Roofing also special- for better roof protection. tration of water through the izes in all phases of roofing no longer use but which are too good to throw away, e W tile, the entire roof area is service whether it is small roof will resell the earrings, gold eyeglass frames, flatware, etc., "A complete 'Murray Process' then siliconized with General repairing or complete re-roof- on a tile roof consists of: high ing. Murray's experienced crews and use the money to relieve the suffering in mission lands. pressure cleaning to remove not Electric (liquid glass) silicones, and radio dispatched trucks saving the roofing felts under Our address: The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, only dirt from the roof but the tile from rot and deteriora- can handle any job, large or also all of the mold and fungi small. 366 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, New York. from the pores of the tile. tion by keeping the roof dry, yet allowing the roof to "Free estimates are given 1011-12 LANGFORO BLOG. FR 1-7703 "Then a plasticized white breathe." anytime when you call CE 5-1351 cement sealer, which has been Murray also applies their ex- for the South Dade and Perrine SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice MIAMI 32, FLORIDA waterproofed and fungicided, is clusive process to gravel roofs area or PL 9-6604 for central and applied. The roof is hand-sealed using "Roof White Supreme" North Dade areas. Murray Roof- to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Di- Interested in investments — by packing in the sealer or and General Electric (liquid ing's offices are located at 8775 rector of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth troweling the butt ends of every glass) silicone. * S.W. 129th St. and at 940 N.E. Large or small? We hare them! horizontal line of all the tile, "Roofs given the exclusive 79th St." Avenue, New York 1, N.Y. or your Diocesan Director. Rev.

June 28,- 1963 THE VOICC Miami, Florida Page 15 CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS PROPOSED Congress Bills Would Curb Bible Ruling WASHINGTON (NO — Con- different schemes, such as a "seems to interpret our Con- American Cardinals was avail- gress has produced a flurry of resolution to make it clear that stitution as an entirely dif- able for comment. They are FR 4-8481 bills to lessen what sponsors see Congress thinks public schools ferent document from the Joseph Cardinal Ritter, Arch- as damage to the nation's re- should open with a moment of content of the original and bishop of St. Louis, and Albert ligious underpinnings from the silent meditation. from the spirit that obviously Gregory Cardinal Meyer, Arch- Supreme Court's Bible decision. prevailed amongst our Found- bishop of Chicago. None of the proposals is Several prominent legislators given much chance of adop- ing Fathers and which stimu- The major move in Con- jointly have sponsored a pro- tion. First, there is the chal- lated their thinking regarding gress came in the Senate posed constitutional amendment lenge of securing approval FUNERAL HOMES justice and truth. when six Senators, including to override the court's June 17 from three-quarters of the ruling against Bible reading and states for proposed constitu- "The apparent flight from the possible Republican presiden- the Lord's Prayer in public tional amendments. principles of the natural law, tial candidate Barry Gr" i- schools. from the distinction between, ter of Arizona, introduc a Secondly, the overwhelming good and bad and between right Other members have proposed endorsement of the decision by and wrong revolutionizes our constitutional amendment to leaders of ranking Protestant philosophy and our historical override the court's decision. TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. and Jewish religious organiza- background. THE PRAYER BOOKS tions and by large numbers of Sponsored by Sen. John J. daily newspapers seems to "In embracing the materialis- Williams of Delaware, the pro- FAMILY * ROSARIES make widespread public appro- tic concepts of life as the reli- posed amendment would add a THAT (CATHOLIC GIFT SHOP) PICTURES val of remedial legislation un- gion of man and denying the al- new article to the Constitution. PRAYS RELIGIOUS ARTICLES and BIBLES likely. most universal acceptance that It would make clear that TOGETHER GREETING CARDS MEDALS creation was divine, and the In the meantime, some of the necessary consequences flowing there shall be no constitutional MISSALS STAYS 127 N.E. 1st Ave. — Adjoining Gesu Church most severe criticism of the de- therefrom, the effect of the de- bar to participation of students TOGETHER Miami 32, Florida — Since 1929 STATUARY cision continues to come from cision can only mean that our in periods of voluntary Bible major Catholic religious lead- American heritage of philoso- reading and non - sectarian ers. This was the case, too, in phy, of religion and of free- prayer in public schools. comment sought immediately dom are being abandoned in Such a proposal is expected after the decision's announce- imitation of Soviet philosophy, ment. to receive quick treatment in of Soviet materialism and of the Senate Judiciary Commit- CONCLAVE Soviet-regimented liberty. tee which is headed by Sen. In Rome, before entering the "It is our prayer that the James O. Eastland of Mis- conclave which elected Pope magnificent integrity of the sissippi. Early hearings are anticipated. "Home of the Week" Paul VI, James Francis Car- American people will be arous- dinal Mclntyre, Archbishop of ed by this decision and that Los Angeles, became the third The Eastland committee also appropriate action will be forth- conducted hearings last summer American Cardinal critical of coming in order to restore the the ruling. 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Page 16 June 28, 1963 THE VOfCC Miami, Florida NATIONAL CATHOLIC WELFARE CONFERENCE LEGAL EXPERT CHARGES: For the finest Selection of Books, High Court's Bible Ruling Ignores History and Gifts for (This analysis of the U. S. Supreme Court's con- not take the position that God means with,respect to Feder- preme Court reversed this rea- ALL Occasions troversial decision on Bible reading and recitation should be completely exclud- al education aid. The court soning in a 7 to 2 decision which of the Lord's Prayer was prepared by George E. ed from the classroom. This held that the principle may said in part: Visit Reed, associate director of the Legal Department, is encouraging. The court di- be stated as follows: rected its comments primar- "This holding but reaffirms National Catholic Welfare Conference, and an au- "What are the purpose and ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC thority in constitutional matters affecting Church- ily at devotional rather than the principle that we announced primary effect of the enact- a decade and a half ago and State relationships). educational practices. It indi- BOOK AND FILM CENTER cated that the study of reli- ment? If either is the advance- namely, that no state may 'ex- gion in the context of history ment or inhibition of religion clude an individual, Catholic, By GEORGE E. REED son and Madison would have and other subjects may be then the enactment exceeds the Lutheran ... or the members NCWC News Service probably accepted it. continued. scope of legislative power as of any other faith because of The Supreme Court's decision circumscribed by the Constitu- This de-emphasis of the his- their faith or lack of it from against Bible-reading and reci- This creates a real challenge tion. That is to say that to with- receiving the benefits of public tatin" of the Lord's Prayer in torical background of the stand the strictures of the Es- Amendment should not be se- and opportunity for educators. welfare legislation.' " put schools appears to be a tablishment Clause there must lective. Now to make the public school logical projection of principles curriculum more meaningful be a secular legislative purpose which it has enunciated in ear- If little weight is to be giv- and to avoid the development and a primary effect that lier cases. en to history then it is appro- of a program of instruction neither advances nor inhibits priate also to discard Jeffer- which will be hostile to reli- religion." Unfortunately, how- BUILDER* DEVELOPER' son's metaphor of the "wall SECULAR PURPOSE 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND ivE. 2700 Biscayne Blvd. ever, many of these decisions gion, it will be necessary to in- and particularly the latest one, of separation" and Madison's corporate more of the relevant This appears to support laws FR 1-0835 "M e m o r i a I and Remon- religious concepts so that a which advance a secular pur- treat the Establishment Clause OPEN 8.-30 A.M. - 6 P.M. and of the First Amendment com- strance." Under the present course in the humanities of the pose and give incidental aid to pletely apart from the history approach of the court the Con- social' sciences or even the religion but do not primarily 7 to S P.M. MON. thru SAT. that generated it. stitution is dynamic-and is no physical sciences may be taught advance the interests of religion. longer controlled by histori- in such a way that the relevant This is essentially the thesis of Re-Roofing & Repairs Furthermore, atten- cal attitudes and utterances. religious concepts are fully and the 1961 study of the NCWC All Types Roofs — Since 1920 When You Shop, tion should be called to the impartially explored. Legal Department entitled, In this case, and in recent PALMER Roofing Co. fact that in this case as well "The Constitutionality of the In- Mention The Voice as in other recent ones, the Church-State cases, the court, In summary, we see that the clusion of Church Related FR 3-6244 court has failed to recognize as a result of its preoccupation court under the test of "whole- Schools in Federal Aid to Edu- the proposition that the public with the Establishment Clause, some neutrality" has come cation." school is not exclusively the has failed to recognize the prop- close to laying down the basis agent of the state, but the osition that the public school is for an unfavorable attitude to- This is also the position taken mutual agent of the parents not exclusively the agent of the wards religion. To a certain ex- by many legal scholars who up- Deal With The and the state. state but the mutual agency of tent this conclusion is moderat- hold the constitutionality of the the parents and the state. ed by observations indicating use of Federal funds for paro- chial schools. The court's historic June 17 This mutuality demands that that schools may teach about decision does much more than interests of parents under the the Bible and about religion so Therefore, it may be af- alter rights between several in- long as they do not engage in FRIENDLY FOLKS Free Exercise clause be given firmatively stated that there dividuals and large corpora- extensive consideration. sectarian instruction or conduct is nothing in this opinion tions. religious exercises. Thus, the which would militate against WALL OF RESISTANCE Bible could probably be incor- It is an important pronounce- Catholic claims for participa- Many of those who applaud porated in a course devoted to at ment of public policy which af- tion in Federal aid programs. the new decision say that it great books. fects a significant aspect of the merely confirms the proposition CONTROLLED This conclusion is reinforced traditional concept of public that religion is a private matter by a companion decision which There's an R-B-C school education. and should be taught in the Additionally, we must not involved the constitutionality of TRADITIONAL home, the church and syna- overlook the fact that the court a South Carolina statute under Yard Near You! has affirmed the proposition For 150 years, the recitation gogue. which a Seventh Day Adventist's that this is a religious nation of the Lord's Prayer and the claim for unemployment com- This is important, but it does and that the decision does not reading of Holy Scripture have pensation was denied because '&. not face up to the full psycho- outlaw such practices as the FT. PIERCE been traditional practices in the she refused to work on Satur- 3700 S. Federal Hwy. CORAL GABLES maintenance of the Armed SOUTH MIAMI American public school system, logical implications of a com- day, her Sabbath. 4400 Ponce de Lean pletely secular education. The Forces' Chaplains Corps, the DELRAY BEACH 5891 S. Dixie Hwy. dictated initially by Protestant A South Carolina agency as- 27 N.E. 1st Ave. proposition is quite well recog- recitation of prayers in connec- OPA-LOCKA PERRINE ascendancy in this country. 14300 K.W. 27tti Ave. nized that a ohild is inclined to tion with public affairs and sim- serted that her refusal was a. BOCA RATON 17750 Cleveland Ave. ilar practices which give aid voluntary termination of em- 172 N.W. 13th St. Both practices were challeng- evaluate things in the light of MIAMI SHORES ed under the First Amendment. to religion, but which are con- ployment compensation. The Su- FT. LAUDERDALE ISLAMORADA his school' experiences. A secu- 660 N.E. 96th St. U.S. Highway 1 The religious clauses of that lar classroom, therefore, leaves trolled in the last analysis by 800 N.E. 3rd Ave. amendment provide that "Con- much more than an educational the Free Exercise Clause of the N. MIAMI BEACH MIAMI KEY WEST gress shall make no law re- vacuum to fill. It creates, in First Amendment. CONTRACT HARDWARE 16160 Biscayne Blvd. 1635 N.W. 28th St. 700 Catherine St. specting the establishment of effect, a psychological wall of LIGHTING FIXTURES religion or prohibit the free ex- resistance to the parental incul- What else does this decision ercise thereof." cation of religious principle. do? Does it, for example, im- MODERNFOLD DOORS pinge on the question of the con- The court's 8 to 1 decision Ignoring religion by silence stitutionality of public funds for PL 4-5451 RENUflRT was predicated primarily upon may have as adverse an effect secular aspects of parochial the Establishment Clause rath- as outright hostile indoctrina- school education? er than the Free Exercise tion. Parents have the right BfllLEY Clause. The court has consist- to demand cooperation from The answer is that it does FARREY'S ently held that under the Free the state to the extent that it state a relevant principle 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue Exercise Clause it is necessary refrain from placing obsta- which undoubtedly will be re- MIAMI CHEELV to demonstrate an element of cles in the path of religious ferred to in determining what state coercion which deprives a education. Many parents and the Establishment Clause LUMBER & citizen of his right to free exer- educators firmly believe, and cise of religion. 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lone 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 17 Eight K. Of C. Councils Plan Three Adoration Groups Will Hold Vigils The two Nocturnal Adoration Society and that the vigil Members of the Society Joint Communion Sunday Societies in the Diocese of Mi- would be held from 11 p.m. spend one hour each month ami will be joined by a newly to 6 a.m. in adoration before the Bless- Eight Knights of Columbus ther Brown General Assem- formed third Society when they ed Sacrament. Councils with a membership of bly Fourth Degree K. of C. hold their monthly all-night vig- Among parishes represented 2,500 in Greater Miami will hold ils next Friday night, July 5. are St. Monica, St. James, St. Meanwhile, the two other will participate. John the Apostle, Annunciation, a Corporate Communion and Adoration Societies in the Dio- Breakfast on Sunday, June 30. Past Grand Knight John Bill Van Eyerdam of Visita- St. Lawrence, Our Lady of Per- . . . Specializing cese at SS. Peter and Paul Scheer of Marian Council is the tion parish said Father Robert petual Help, St. Stephen The in Church Work The Communion Breakfast is Brush, pastor, had approved the Cathedral, Holy Family, Im- Church and at Our Lady Queen being sponsored by the Knights chairman, assisted by Brother holding of the first all-night vigil maculate Conception, and St. of Martyrs Church, Fort Lau:- • of Columbus Intercouncil Com- Ernest V. Librizzi, Chancellor of of a new Society there on the Rose of Limia and Visitation. oerdale, also will hold their all- mittee in the area. Marion Council. first Friday of July. night vigils on July 5. Anyone wishing to join the * K. of C. members will receive Breakfast will be served by Mr. Van Eyerdam said a Society may contact Mr. Van These two groups will hold Holy Communion in a body at the Marianettes, Ladies Auxil- total of 62 men already had Eyerdam at . NA 4-2575 or their vigils from 10 p.m. to the 9 a.m. Mass in St. James iary of Marian Council. signed up as members of the FR 4-7621. 6 a.m. * Church, 131st St. and NW Sev- enth Ave. BENNIS Breakfast will be served aft- er the Mass in thc-ncw home PRINTING of Marian Council, / 13300 Memorial Highway. COMPANY Guests speaker will be Msgr. HOLLYWOOD Robert C. Schiefen, Chancellor 1072 Ali Bciba Ave. of the Diocese, pastor of Holy Opo-Locka, Florida Family Church and chaplain of Marian Council. * Brother John Boudrot, Coun- * cilman of the City of North Mi- IT PAYS TO BUY FROM FREY! ami, will be Master of Cere- monies. PhoneMU 8-6301 A MUST The Color Corps of the Fa- for every kitchen. LITTLE PILES CCD Class Set Upholstered Chair OF SAWDUST . . • Formica Top IN YOUR HOME For Instructors . . . Choice Of MAY MEAN> Colors! 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Page 18 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS FROM BROWARD, DADE ATTEND First Summer Retreat Held At Seminary

Members of Knights of Co- men's retreats scheduled this Father J. C. Pando, C. M., This weekend a retreat is lumbus Councils in Dade and summer at St. John Vianney member of the faculty of the scheduled for members of St. Broward Counties last weekend Minor Seminary and Retreat Seminary, served as retreat Vincent de Paul Societies in held the first of several lay- House. master. Broward County and also St. Bartholomew parish, Holly- wood. Cost of the retreat is between $15 and $20 per person with a $5 deposit required with each reservation. It was stressed, however, that anyone who might have financial difficulty in making a retreat should con- tact the retreat chairman in their respective parishes for RETREAT MASTER for the first retreat held this summer at possible assistance through the St. John Vianney Minor Seminary and Retreat House was Father parish. J. C. Pando, C. M., member of the seminary faculty. Retreat chairmen have been named in every parish in Brow- ard and Dade Counties. The Diocesan director of re- treats is Father Noel Fogarty, Father James Conlon, as- sistant pastor of St. Timothy parish and assistant diocesan ' director for retreats, empha- sized that although the re- treat schedule is set up with certain groups designated to go on particular weekends anyone who is not a member of that group is welcome to join them. Each weekend retreat opens with dinner at 6:30 p.m. on Fri- PAYING A VISIT to the Grotto of Our Lady Joseph Sassano of St. Ambrose parish, Deerfield day night and closes with a con- on the Seminary grounds were from left: Beach; and Jack Adamson also of Holy Rosary ference and Benediction of the Thomas Moehringer of Holy Rosary parish; parish. Blessed Sacrament at 1 p.m. on Sunday. SERVING AS thurifer during Benediction closing the retreat was Anyone who cannot be pres- retreatant Edward Campbell (left) of St. James parish while ent for the Friday night dinner another retreatant, Walter Millar of St. Elizabeth parish, Pom- may come later in the evening pano Beach, was incense bearer. Celebrating the Benediction if they wish. was Father J. C. Pando. The retreat schedule consists of morning Mass, conferences, the rosary confessions, Stations of the Cross (outdoors) and a Holy Hour. The retreat schedule at the seminary for the remainder of the summer is- as follows: June 28-30: St. Vincent de Paul Societies of Broward County and members of St. Batholomew parish, Holly- wood. July 5-7: Immaculate Con- ception parish, Hialeah. July 12-14: St. Vincent de Paul Societies of Dade County and Annunciation parish, July 26-28: Holy Name Socie- ties of the South Dade Deanery, Aug. 9-11: Holy Name Soci- eties of the South Dade RECITING ROSARY while strolling about the' Seminary Deanery and St. John the grounds are, from left: Stephen J. Slinski of Nativity parish, Apostle, parish, Hialeah, Hollywood; Val Valvano of Little Flower parish, Hollywood; and SPIRITUAL READING also occupied some of G. A. Tuckert, of St. Francis, Miami Beach; Aug. 16-18: Holy Name Soci- Fred Moss, also of Nativity parish. the time spent by the retreatants at the sem- Francis E. O'Brien, of St. Coleman, Pompano eties of North Dade Dean- inary over the weekend. From left are: Leonard Beach; Frank M. Godfrey, of St. Elizabeth, ery and Firemen and Police Burt, of Little Flower parish, Coral Gables; Pompano Beach; and William C. Bergen. Guilds.

ENGAGING IN some man-to-man talk in their room at the READING HIS prayer book in his room during a spare moment retreat house are Carmine Bravo of St. Joseph parish, Miami MEMBERS OF THE Knights of Columbus from Dade and in the retreat schedule is Ward McCarron, president of the Holy Beach, and Arnold Waldsmith of St. Pius X parish, Fort Broward counties sit down to Sunday dinner at the Seminary Name Society of St. Sebastian parish, Fort Lauderdale. Lauderdale. Rectory before attending the final conference of the Retreat.

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 19 Camp Matecumbe For Boys Opens With 60 Registered Camp Matecumbe got off to a Martyrs parish, Fort Lauder- flying start last Sunday with a dale; and Neil Doherty of St. "full house" of 60 boys regis- Mark parish, Boynton Beach. tered for the first week of AH will enter the new St. Vin- Camp. cent de Paul Major Seminary when it is opened in September Father Walter J. Dockerill, at Boynton Beach. diocesan director of youth ac- tivities and resident director at Camp Matecumbe is open to the campsite, stressed, how- boys between the ages of 10 ever, that there is plenty of and 14. Reservations may be room for other applicants for made by writing Father Dock- the remaining five one-week erill at Camp Matecumbe, sessions. Rt. 2, Box 1372, Miami 57, or to the Catholic Youth Organ- The camp week begins at ization, Room 110, Diocese 3 p.m. Sunday and ends at Miami Chancery, 6301 Biscayne 2 p.m. Friday. Blvd., Miami 38, Fla. Adult counselor at the camp The charge for each weekly is Martin Krpan, member of session is $15. Little Flower parish, Coral Gables. The daily program at the camp includes Mass, swimming, Youth counselors at the camp hiking, basketbfill, football, include several seminary stu- volleyball, woodcraft and a var- Voice Photos dents, among them: Bill Hill iety of other activities. The of Holy Name Parish, West camp is located on a 150-acre Bus Load of Boys Debarks On Arrival At Camp Matecumbe For the First Week of Camp Last Sunday Palm Beach; Harry Ringen- tract on the edge of the Ever- berger of Our Lady Queen of glades.

GETTING HELP from Kenny Brown (left) in carrying his trunk PUTTING HIS suitcase in a locker he was assigned shortly after MAKING UP his bunk bed seems to come easy to this young is Don Jackson, two of the early ari-iva!s at Camp Matecumbe. his arrival at Camp Matecumbe last Sunday is John Smith, son camper. He's Jerry Stahl, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis P. Stahl Both boys are members of The Cathedral parish. of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith of The Cathedral parish. of St. Monica parish in Opa-locka.

TAKING MOVIES of his son Michael (second parish. With Michael at loft are his mother and LED BY ADULT counselor Martin Krpan, boys facilities which include a dining hall, swimming from left) by the camp lake just before camp a younger brother, Bobby. attending the camp start off on a tour of its pool, football and baseball fields and basketball. began is Howard Wulf of St. John the Apostle

Page 20 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida TO BE HELD SA TUkDAY, JULY 20 CYO Track, Field Day Is Set A Track and Field day for The track and field events standing broad jump and the all parish CYO members will for boys will include the 100,- rolling pin throw. be held Saturday, July 20, at 230 and 440 yard dashes; run- * * * Moore Park, 765 NW 36th St. ning broad jump; 440 and 880 THERE ALSO will be couple relay, sprint medley, low races for both boys and girls Following the field day, a hurdles and shot putt. cookout with hot dogs and beans including the egg throw, the will be held at Corpus Christi The girls will compete in the sack race, and the wheelbarrei parish. 50-yard dash, the shuttle race, race. The couple events will take place on the Corpus Christi parish grounds at NW 32nd St and Seventh Ave. St. Lawrence CYO Scores Separate events for the boys and girls will be held in the 12-3 Win In Softball Play softball and football throw. In addition, separate events St. Lawrence and St. Vincent lack of players on St. Brendan's are planned for members of de Paul scored easy wins over team. Varsity High School track their opponents last Sunday in teams. Their names should be The league schedule for submitted on a separate list the Dade County CYO Softball Sunday, June 30: when individual entries are AMONG TROPHY winners in the bowling and Flynn, Coral Gables; Bob Myer, Coral Gables; League. filed by each parish CYO. swimming tournaments held recently at the Bowling, (from left, back row) Paul Kopco, Holy Rosary at St. Brendan St. Lawrence • rolled over All lists of entrants must be State Columbian Squires convention at the Fon- Sarasota; James Kreitner, Wilton Manors-; Corpus Christy at Our Lady submitted to the CYO office at tainebleau Hotel, Miami Beach, were: Swim- Thomas Calaluca, Sarasota; Frank D'Amelio; Blessed Trinity 12 to 3 with of Perpetual Help the Chancery, 6301 Biscayne ming, (from left, front row), Mark Quinlivan, Bob Slicker, Melbourne and Ed La Gasse, Sara- Werner Williams leading the Blvd., by Saturday, July 6. Coral Gables; Russ Pitt, St. Petersburg; Ricky way at bat with four hits in four SS. Peter and Paul at St. tries one of them a homer. James • • • ALL PARTICIPANTS are re- St. Vincent de Paul trounced St. Lawrence at St. Timo- quired to pay 50 cents for in- LaSalle 'Still A Young Team' Our Lady of Perpetual Help 28-7 thy surance and each parish may with Jerry Henchy getting cred- Immaculate Conception at enter only one member in each Greatly improved . . . but still After co-captains Bob Koziol midway through the season last it for the win on the mound. St. John The Apostle event with the exception of the a long way to go. and Raymon Diaz, the entire year and was used at halfback Joe Piscotti hit two homers and relay race. That's the way that Gil Ver- load falls on the sophomores although there is little doubt in Holy Family at The Cathe- two triples for St. Vincent while Further information on the derber sizes up the 1963 football and juniors. Verderber's mind that he'll dral track and field day may be Jim West got two round trip- prospects for his LaSalle High Standouts shape up as junior make a top-grade quarterback. obtained by telephoning the CYO pers for the winners. St. Vincent de Paul at St. squad as it enters its second Silvano Gonzalez, a 195-pound "We expect a lot of him," office at the Chancery, year of competition. Verderber states. Dominic tackle, and sophomores Bill SS. Peter and Paul defeat- PL 7-5714, or John Pastirchak The Royals compete in the "We should be pretty good, Ryan, Bob Diedrich, and Tom- ed St. John the Apostle 10-6 Blessed Trinity (Open Date) at 634-7032. improved a lot but still a young my Koziol. South Atlantic Conference, formed last winter with basket- as Rick Boyer got three for team," is the way Gil puts it. Ryan, a quarterback last four at bat to lead the SS. Pe- LaSalle has a host of letter- ball as its first official league year, will be shifted to half- sport. LaSalle tied wtih Jupiter ter and Paul hitting attack. men returning, 24 to be exact, nuke youR tRip A back, Diedrich is an end while" for the baseball title. George Zemba of the victors but the number is deceiving. Koziol will see service as both Verderber looks with caution got two for two. an end and a flanker back. "Out of our returning play- to the future. mission of ers, only five are seniors. The In other games played Holy Heart of the team, though, "Sure, we'd like to play Cur- Family eked out a win over rest of the squad will probably will probably be the older Ko- ley and Christopher Columbus be made up of 15 juniors and 15 Immaculate Conception 6-5 and rnBRe 6e 6ibs ziol. Bob, who has been a stand- (The other Miami Catholic pow- Corpus Christi downed St. Timo- sophomores," he explains. out pitcher for the past two ers) but that depends upon how thy 4-1. 1565-1965 And, from a quick run-down of years for the Royals, will do his our school grows. They expect the top personnel, the emphasis pitching this Fall from the quar- the enrollment to grow to 1,000 The game between St. Bren- meRica's oldest mission is decidedly on the underclass- terback spot. and by then we should be able dan and the Cathedral was for- men. He came out for the team to compete with anyone." feited to the latter due to a s't. AUQustine, flopioA

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June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 300 ATTEND PONTIFICAL LOW MASS OFFERED AT THE CATHEDRAL Stay Close To Christ, Diocesan Catholic Nurses Urged

The Catholic nurse can be an tor of the NCWC Bureau of "If we examine what has oc- instrument of divine grace for Health and Hospitalization. curred during the reign of Pope the sanctification and salvation At the conclusion of the John, as he announced on many of those under her care and Mass, Bishop Carroll an- occasions, it was his intention therefore must always remem- nounced that the Mass was to have a Council of the Church ber to stay close to Christ that the first offered in the Cathe- in order that the Church might she may emanate His grace, dral and the Diocese in "Joy- examine itself in the light of some- 300 Catholic nurses were ful observance of the election the age in which we live and to •old Sunday at the Cathedral. of one (Pope Paul VI) who, ultimately bring about in the Church a reformation whicTi Father Patrick Slevin, Bish- all will come to realize, will be a great Pope." would result in the Church op's representative to Catholic having more appeal than it now hospitals in South Florida, INTENTION has," Bishop Carroll recalled. preached the sermon during "No one in this century or "From all indications Pope Paul Pontifical Low Mass offered by perhaps for several previous is definitely going to follow in Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. centuries has ever had so much the footsteps of Pope John de- influence for good on mankind termined to carry out the objec- Nurses and nursing Sisters throughout the world than Pope tives and goals set down for stationed in South Florida ob- John XXIII," Bishop Carroll de- the Council, which will result served a Corporate Communion clared. "Not only among Catho- in attracting our separated and attended a luncheon at the lics, Protestants, Jews and athe- brethren to the Church and thus Hotel Everglades sponsored by ists but on everyone. The same the Diocesan Council of Catho- achieving that which was de- lic Nurses. Guest speaker was number of people were vitally sired by Our Divine Savior that Msgr. Donald McGowan, direc- interested and concerned about all might be one." the character, attitude, and na- ture of the man who would be The Bishop told the nurses selected to follow Pope John. that no group of people have BOHNERT a greater opportunity to serve ROOFING CO. the cause of unity than those REPAIRS — REROOFfNG in the nursing profession. 3/:0 N.W. 41st ST. "Enter into the spirit pro- NE 3-0661 claimed by Pope John XXIII and now by Pope Paul by reexami- nation of your own lives," Bish- STATE FARM op Carroll advised the nurses. Voice Photo INSURANCE "Administer to the sick through Nurses Keceive Communion From Bishop Carroll B. R. LIMEGROVER motives of love, not only when they "are dying, but day after where you can do more damage to appreciate the meaning of Father Thomas Anglim, mode- 887-9491 day. How many times have the and harm to the cause of the nursing, which is trying to help rator of the Dade County Chap- 601 HIALEAH DRIVE ministrations of a nurse to a Church and unity if your atti- the sick by serving them as a ter of the DCCN gave the in- patient, motivated by love, had tude^ is merely one of service. woman called by God. vocation, Monsignor McGowan a lasting effect on that indi- If you cannot see in the sick emphasized the importance of A MODERN CLASSIC SCULP1UMED IN "She must never forget that MOVING HAULING 18 KARAT GOLD. vidual?" Bishop Carroll asked. person what God intended you organization in order to assist FROM 5100, BUDGET TERMS TOO. she is dealing with a human to see and if you cannot minis- the Bishop in the lay apostolate Nolan Transfer FREE BROCHURE being — a composite of a "There is no place I k n o w ter to that person through the and development of the Diocese. foody and a soul, a person & Storage motive of love, your work is He reiterated that the nurses created by God in His own Ph. PL 9-0797 • 6700 N.E. 4th Ct. 5398 PALM AVE., MU 5-2704 of little use to you. In your pro- should "reflect the virtues that image and likeness and called Night NA 4-2223 Miami, Fla. HIALEAH, FLORIDA fession, in your vocation you can were so eminent and obvious, in Member of Immaculate Conception Parish to a supernatural life. She do more than any other group Pope John XXIII, and national- sees in everyone a Temple of to influence for good those with ly and internationally received." B ELK'S the Holy Spirit, to be cared whom you come in contact." for as long as God sees fit to Bishop Carroll emphasized FREE CHOICE keep the breath of life in it. that in hospitals, medical care Father Patrick Slevin remind- In this framework of flesh, the and treatment of patients as YEA ed the nurses that they have em- nurse cares for the patient as well as in other fields, "all of braced the nursing profession Christ would care for it," us must be color blind. Every- by free choice and are witnesses Father Sievin pointed out. one, regardless of race, color, ALL-PURPOSE to suffering. "Sickness is a "Whiteness becomes the uni- or creed must be recognized by HOME FINANCING mystery," he said. "The Catho- you as an individual who has in- lic nurse must learn to look at form of a nurse," the priest said. "She can appear as an angel alienable rights and must not it with reverence. She must buying, building, selling of light in the gathering dark- be discriminated against. learn that sickness is a conse- or refinancing ness or approaching depth. She "It is 100 years ago since these quence of Original Sin. She must can be a great consoler, the things were promised," the learn that the ultimate reason reminder of mercy, dispenser of the Bishop said, "and it can be for it is not only wise but good. prudent counsel, a leader in done best if everyone is con- When the nurse begins to under- prayer. Dignity becomes her vinced that these are rights and stand sickness, she will be able RED AND profession — God's grace super- there can be no discrimination." naturalizes it. Stay close to Our BIRD ROADS Divine Lord," Fathsr Slevin • MO 1-4248 • said, "so that at the bedside Officers Installed GEORGE'S of the sick you may radiate the grace that may bring others to By Marionettes Christ." TV SERVICE Mrs. Edward P. 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Dono- MATERNITY SALE!! hue, treasurer; and Mrs. Helen why don't you? Vincent, Holy Family parish, SHORTS, JAMAICAS, BLOUSES corresponding secretary. 2 FOR $5.00 Trustees elected include Mrs. GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI 5600 Biscayne Blvd. PL 1-8564 Joseph Arena, Mrs. Cornelius 1801 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, Fla. DRESSES 2 PIECE AND 1 PIECE VALUES TO $15.00 McDermott and Mrs. Kenneth GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI BEACH, INC. JE 8-5396 Mantovani. N NOW $5,00 GENERAL TIRE OF NORTH MIAMI g SSV .?sh «PVf cent* Mrs. Andrew Lehman is his- 10 a enue 163rd ST- SHOPPING CENTER torian and Mrs. Arena, parlia- GENERAL TIRE OF CORAL GABLES m 4-7i4i Wl 7-4621 COR. ARCADE BLDG. mentarian.

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i i *;••*; .1. «••;•*• PONTIFICAL LOW Mass offered by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll in the 'Cathedral marked the annual Communion Sunday of Voice Photos the Miami Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses on June 23. Catholic Nurses Including Religious Are Shown Above With Bishop Coleman F. Carroll At Cathedral

Msgr. Donald McGowan Was Guest Speaker During Luncheon For 300 Uniformed Nurses Throughout South Florida Assisted At Mass

DCCN PRESIDENT, Mrs. Edward Keefe of Holy Family parish, NCWC DIRECTOR of the Bureau of Health and Hospitalization, SERMON DURING MASS for nurses of Diocese was preached receives the best wishes of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll during Msgr. Donald A. McGowan of Washington, D. C, talks with Miss by Father Patrick Slevin, pastor, St. Thomas the Apostle parish, luncheon. At left is Father Anthony Chepanis, diocesan director.. Catherine Sullivan of St. Francis Hospital. and the Bishop's Representative to Catholic hospitals.

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23 W/rSTUOIOS 18th ANNUAL This Chiffon Cake Has A Lemon Twist There's lemony goodness all - Make your cake early in the the way through tall 'n' tempt- morning or the day before ing Lemonade Chiffon Cake. you plan to serve it. For the prettiest and lightest cake, First for a lemon accent in the beat the egg whites until very cake you stir lemon, juice into stiff yet moist and glossy the batter. Then for more tangy peaks are formed. Then ve_ry fruit flavor fill the baked chif- gently fold the egg yolk mix- fon cake with a smooth lemon ture into the egg whites just custard that has the surprise until blended to retain the in- texture of flaked coconut-added. corporated air. FOR YOUR CHILD A CHANCE FOR A MODELING CAREER Developed within the last dec- When the baked cake has PLUS $250 IN CASH and 30 Other Prizes ade, chiffon cakes deliriously completely cooled, remove it includinllll/IUUIIIg{ U. S. Savings Bonds combine the airy lightness of from the pan and mark into angel food cake with the rich- three layers with toothpicks. $f" f [III00 With the cooperation of the nation- ness of butter cake. Stiffly beat- Carefully slice the layers, ally famous CORONET ACADEMY OF en egg whites give the cake its spread with lemon custard and MODELING and affiliated agencies, high volume and liquid shorten- reassemble. Then refrigerate 'til 6,750' Tooley-Myron now officially opens its serving time. ing its richness. Children's Photographic Contest and IN AWARDS Model Search. Contest closes prompt- LEMONADE CHIFFON CAKE ly on Saturday, August 24, 1963... VA cups sifted flour M cup lemon juice LEMONADE CAKE Is Light And Refreshing 1 cup sugar 1 cup egg whites (about 8 Here is the big chance for your child 1 tablespoon baking powder egg whites) to win a desirable prize, and remem- % teaspoon salt % teaspoon salt Make a well in flour mixture and pour in salad oil. Add egg ber, all winners' pictures will be % cup salad oil ;i cup sugar yolks, water and lemon juice. Beat until smooth. Beat egg whites placed (with parents' approval) in 5 egg yolks Lemon Custard Filling and % teaspoon salt in large bowl until soft peaks form. Beat in Coronet's "models available" file, for Yz cup water Vz cup sugar gradually, beating until meringue is stiff but not dry. Pour egg yolk mixture- slowly over meringue arid fold in perusal by advertisers, agencies, etc. Sift together flour, 1 cup sugar, baking powder and salt. seeking child models for photographic gently until well blended. Turn into ungreased 10-inch tube pan. purposes —with all the fabulous op- Bake in slow oven (325 deg. F.) about 1 hour and 15 minutes. portunities this offers! Kentucky Fried Chicken Invert pan and cool cake about one hour. When cake is cool, re- DINNER move from pan and slice horizontally into three layers. Fill with Lemon-Custard Filling. Sprinkle confectioners' sugar over top. Grand prize: $250.00 in cash. Local 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, Makes one 10-inch 3-layer cake. 1962 GRAND PRIZE WINNER prizes, too, in your immediate area: COLE SLAW, GRAVY & HOT ROLL LINDA CREAMER $50.00 U. S. savings bonds, framed ONLY H.00 LEMON-CUSTARD FILLING Jacksonville, Florida oil miniature portraits, valued at 1 cup sugar Vi. cup lemon juice $40.00 each — 28 other valuable awards!... ANY CHILD FROM 6 MONTHS 2 tablespoons enriched 3 egg yolks TO 7 YEARS of age eligible to enter; no more than two children from one flour * 1 cup flaked coconut (3!4 family;... children of employees of Tooley-Myron or its advertising Vi cup coarsely grated ounce can) agency are NOT eligible... Official Judges: Coronet Academy of Model- COLONEL SANDER'S lemon rind ing, Miami, Fla.; their decision shall be final. PERSONALITY, NOT BEAUTY RECIPE ALONE, WILL BE JUDGED. Fish Mix together sugar and flour in top of double boiler. Stir in Dinner lemon rind, juice and egg yolks; mix to blend. 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Page 24 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida FAMILY CLINIC Have It Fixed A SERVICE COLUMN 7U 39, They Say I Can't Adopt A Child ADVERTISING My husband and 1 have been married just over jive years. We are unable to have children and REWEAVING have vainly been trying to adopt a child for ANY FABRIC — ANY ITEM months. We have adequate money, good reputa- tion and a nice home, but we have been turned &mhsih (Rsnvsicwinq down cold simply because I am 39 years old. Can you help us adopt a jamily? 277 N.E. 79th ST., MIAMI 38 PL 9-3534 FATHER WALTER W. IMBIORSKI Family I,ii'e Director, Archdiocese of Chicago (Guest Columnist for Fr. John L. Thomas, S.J.) Very few people realize that 17 per cent of all couples who jn^rry will have no children, and in our child-conscious and child- ON ered society, this can be a heavy burden. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS I know how you feel about being turned down by the adoption CARROLL MUSIC CORP. agency IF it is simply on the matter of age. You are thinking 3645 N.W. 17th Ave. that there are many women who have children even into their Tel. NEwton 3-0133 middle forties and make very good mothers. This is true, but UNDERGROUND LAWN let's look at the agency's side of the matter for a moment. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Their first and main responsibility is to the welfare of the PUMPS EST. 1924 WELLS infant. That responsibility is to provide him with the best pos- The Oldest Exclusive Irrigation sible home and the best possible chance of a full and happy Concern In The State life. Adoption agencies are in a "seller's market." There BROOKS SPRINKLER CO. are simply more couples wanting to adopt than there are 880 N.W. 54 ST. PL 4-0635 infants available. The agency is in a position to choose only the best possible adoption risks. In their trained and experienced judgment, they MID~LYN PLUMBING REPAIR I begin to winnow out unfit couples (and let's face it, some cou- DEPT. INC. ples are unfit to be parents either because of their rigidity their 11958 W. DIXIE PL 1-2451 neurotic needs, or for whatever hidden reason.) Once this is done, Prompt Expert • 'V adoption agencies are often (unfortunately for some) in a position FOR GUARANTEED WORK to pass over very good couples and choose only the very best. Always Call MID-LYN Try Other Agencies In Your City BETTER VACUUM Common sense tells us there is "some" upper age limit, be- SERVICE CO. yond which a woman becomes less suited to take up the role of Church Dedication mother for the first time. Sales and Service — All Makes Scientific studies indicate that, on the whole, a child will Planned Saturday SMALL APPLIANCE REPAIRS relate and develop better with a younger mother — that is, When NORTH MIAMI — The PARTS and SERVICE the age of the adoptive parents is naturally correlated with the new Church of St. James will 12327 N.E. 6th AVENUE child's — than with one who is too old. Given these facts, and be dedicated by Bishop Cole- NORTH MIAMI, FLA. PL 1-2889 the agency's caseload, it is understandable that an agency must man F. Carroll at 10 a.m. For A Demonstration make a judgment about the age factor for each applicant couple. Saturday. of T.V. SERVICE I know, Christie, this doesn't help much. Statistics are RADIO HI-FI Pontifical Mass will be of- always "other people." So the question remains, where can LIEN-CLEAN Rest Room COLOR T.V. fered in the new structure Sanitation Service To Protect Your Health you go from here? located at NW Seventh Ave. TEL. NE 5-2132 First, you can try other agencies in your city or in your and 133rd St. and designed 1610 N.W. 36 ST. Miami state. Secondly, almost every Catholic Charities or diocesan by architects Barry and Kay Welfare office has a foster parent program, in. which you and of Chicago. LIEN CHEMICAL CO. of FLORIDA NELSON'S TV your husband might well qualify. Please don't turn your back 427 W. 23rd St. - Phone 888-8749 on this idea just because you have always seen yourself in your Hialeah, Florida rffa Furniture mind's eye with your "own" infant in your arms. There are raH Repaired — foster children of all ages who need the generous, patient love C3| R

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June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 ;• i SPOKESMEN OF MANY LANIS The Question Box Many countries, have paid tribute to the deep cc, rn of our late Holy Father Pope John XXIII for all men. 4 his great solicitude, expressed continually in // Her Husband's Missing act and attitude during; Pope John's reign, motivated him to the end, as evidenced by those wonderful words 7 Years, Can She Rewed? of love and benediction spoken during his last hours . . . Again and again he emphasized, firmly despite failing strength, that his messages were not Q. If a wife has her husband declared legally dead after merely for those gathered about his seven years of not knowing his whereabouts, is she also free bedside, or even for that vast throng to remarry in the Church? waiting in St. Peter's Square, but in- A. No, Church authorities and say: "Well I have done Tht Holy Father's Mission Aid deed included all mankind. would have to make their own enough for those poor, weak, for the Oriental Church . . Particularly close to his heart were investigation of the question; the peoples and lands of the Near ungrateful wretches. They can East, whose ancient traditions and beautiful rites Pope John and they could not be content just take care of themselves wished to make known and loved by all. He was indeed a with mere disappearance. They from now on!" providential Patron for the CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WEL- would require positive evidence FARE ASSOCIATION. Though officially under the direct in- ol death — or at least evidence The point is that we as" is- spiration of the Holy1 Father at all times, our organization sufficient to permit a reason- tians are "other Christs." We belonged to Pope John XXIII in a very special personal way. able presumption of death. are worthy of the name only in In his memory we ask your prayers and continued help for * • • the measure that we imitate our work, that by assisting the missionaries, children, refugees, Q. I know that you have Him — especially in His love the poor, aged, sick and abandoned of Near East lands we told us before what to do with for His fellowmen. "See these may help bring to reality Pope John's oft-repeated last petition: Christians how they love one "Ut omnes unum sint!" chain letters; pitch them! "1 merely went along with my mother." But I am sending you one another." If we are to be rea! FROM BETHLEHEM CONVENT, Mukkattukara, in Kerala, about a novena. It says it has Christians those words should INDIA, Sister Emmerthlna writes: "Dear Monsignor: Please be our inspiration. excuse me for troubling you. I am very much worried about been four times around the world, and I am warned not . . . our orphanage. Some of the children have coughs and The person who has no con- fevers but I have to pack them all in the same room ... So I to break it. It makes you feel fear these infections will spread. My Sisters are wandering, a little guilty to break the cern for the rights of his fellow- begging for money, but they get nothing . . . $4,000 is needed chain. man is forgetful of our common for construction of a new orphanage, but the convent is already brotherhood as sons of God — in debt. And the people here are mostly day workers—masons, Catholic School Dedication A. That isn't a guilt feeling; of our intimate union with each carpenters, coolies—drawing small salaries and struggling hard it is mild fear stirred by latent other and with Christ in the to earn their daily bread . . . Once again I come to the door Interested Him In Church superstition. Mystical Body. Whenever one of your kind heart . . . We do not know to whom else to appeal • • * part of the Body is hurt we all ... We hope to find in you a loving father, a friend in need suffer. Whenever injustice is and a benefactor to St. Mary's Orphanage." We need add By FATHER JOHN A. O'BRIEN at that time a large Sunday Q. Could you inform me nothing to this moving appeal. Surely many of you are ready Would you like to win a con- School class of teenage boys. as to where I could get some done to anyone anywhere, of to respond. Any amount of help will be welcome! vert for Christ? Then bring a It was difficult to accomplish literature on the Altar and any race, creed or nationality friend to some Catholic service: much in one hour a week. So Rosary Society? Who can be I should feel it in my own bones, if I am aware of the Sunday Mass, Benediction, No- the idea of daily instruction in enrolled? Can single women BELOVED DISCIPLE brotherhood of man — all broth- APOSTLE OF THE SACRED HEART, to whom June is dedi- vena or public Hie truths of the Christian re- and men be enrolled? Is ers of Jesus Christ. Sure I am cated, was St. John. Edward the Confessor of England loved ceremony. ligion seemed eminently wise. there any spiritual benefit? this saint dearly ... Coming one day from Mass, Edward met There he is like- Furthermore their willingness a "bleeding heart," but so was a pilgrim asking help. The King gave the stranger his ring . . . ly to see or to erect and operate such A. To the best of my knowl- the Sacred Heart of my Savior. Twenty-four years later, in 1066, two English knights in the hear something schools at their own expense edge — which my faithful read- HOLY LAND were accosted by this same pilgrim, who told them that will stir his showed how sincere and deep ers tell me is limited — most One of my revered seminary the story of King Edward's ring and asked them to return it was their faith. professors used to tell us that to the monarch, with the prophecy that Edward would soon die interest and Altar and Rosary Societies are thus lead him to local parish organizations, the two most stultifying and and go to Heaven . . . The mysterious pilgrim, history tells us, damaging words in the Latin was St. John! Today in the HOLY LAND are needy pilgrims look into the "This led me to make an a- which make their own rules for of a very different kind—over a million PALESTINE REF- teachings of the tensive study of the Catholic re- me'mbership, and enjoy no spe- language were cur bono? — oh, UGEES seeking our help for food, shelter and clothing during Catholic Church. ligion. I read 'Faith of Our Fa- cial spiritual privileges — ex- what's the use? Why try? If we were all to say these words their seemingly endless sojourn ... A $10 FOOD PACKAGE Once he does Father O'Brien thers' and the 'Question Box' cept those which come from at once, and mean them, the will feed a family for a month . . . A $2 BLANKET will keep this, he is already well on his and was disillusioned to find service of the altar and devo- Off night-time chill . . . King Edward gave his ring- . . . what world would need the H-bomb way. Your assistance, prayers, that the Catholic Church is not a tion to the Rosary. will your crift hp? good example and getting him sect like the various Protestant to put us out of our misery. denominations. It is the historic • • • And we would get it too. "Cut The parents of Angelo Roncalli sacrificed much to send their in contact with a Catholic priest will help him go all the way. Mother Church of Christianity, Q. I am a Catholic girl 14 bono" would say the heads of promising eldest son to school to study for the priesthood, but states as they pressed the blast- many other young people wishing to dedicate their lives to founded by Christ and authoriz- years old. I go to Mass and God are not so fortunate . . . We have the names of many who This is illustrated in the ed by Him to teach all nations. receive Holy Communion al- off buttons. hope to study for the priesthood or become a Sister, but who conversion of Joshua Wilson most every day. When I was cannot afford the cost of preparation. The cost is $150 for two Brady of Rye, N. Y., now a "Moreover, Christ promised little, I did something which years for a Sister's training; $100 a year for six years for the priest living in retirement at to be with His Church all days. I now know would be a mor- seminarian. JACOB THECKAPARAMPIL and ZACCHARIAS Lantana, Fla. "My mother," To guarantee its unity He con- tal sin. I remember, after do- ELAYADATH of Poona, India, and SISTER JUSTIN and SIS- related Father Brady, "was ferred upon its leader, St. Peter, ing it, that I knew it was MISSAL TER TESSY of the Carmelite Sisters in Kothamangalam, India, an accomplished pianist, and and his successors, the popes, wrong, but I don't think I re- for example! Will you adopt one of them? had been asked by a singer infallible teaching authority. alized how serious it was. All GUIDE friend to play her accompani- This would enable the Church to these years I have never re- ment at the dedication of a decide authoritatively all contro- membered it, but for the past June 30 - Fourth Sunday after i^n^ar Bast Oiiss eons [£| new parochial school at Rye. versies and thus prevent divi- month it has been bothering Pentecost. Mass of the Feast. FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President I merely went along with my sions within it. me. Was this a mortal sin? Gloria, Creed, Preface of the Mtqr. Joseph T. Ryan. Nat'l Sec'y mother. Please answer rapidly. Trinity. Send all eommmicationt to: '1 took instructions from CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION "As part of the exercises Car- Father William Cartright, A. The process of the "Ques- June 1 - Feast of the Precious 480 «—>n Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. dinal Farley, then Archbishop of C.S.P., at St. Paul the Apos- tion Box" is not very rapid, but Blood of Our Lord. Mass of New York, outlined the Catholic tle's Church in New York City my answer is definite: It was the Feast. Gloria, Creed, position on education. He point- and was received into Christ's not a mortal sin. Try to forget Preface of the Cross. ed out that the most important true fold in 1909. Wanting to it, but if you simply cannot spend my life in the Master's keep it out of you mind you July 2 - Visitation of Blessed part of the curriculum is that Virgjn Mary. Mass of the YOUR CHOICE OF which imparts to the pupil a service, sharing my holy Faith might talk it over with your with others, I became a priest. confessor, just as a means of Feast. Gloria, Second Prayer knowledge of Jesus Christ and of Martyrs, Creed, ' Hace His life - giving, soul - saving attaining peace of conscience. "My dear mother never for- of Blessed Virgin Ma., s truths. Yet because of the varie- You have no obligation to con- FREE GIFTS gave herself for taking me to ty of faiths in this country, it is fess it. the dedication exercises, saying July 3 - St. Irenaeus, Bishop not possible to teach these im- WHEN YOU that my conversion was the • • * and Martyr. Mass of the portant truths in the public OPEN YOUR SAVINGS worst thing that had happened Q. What of people who say: Feast. Gloria, Common Pref- school. ace. ACCOUNT FOR $250, OR MORE in the family since my father's "I'm taking care of me; let FRED 8. HARTNETT death. She later married an the other fellow take care of SAVE BY THE 20th Director " 'Hence it is,' explained the July 4 - Ferial Day. Mass of EARN FROM THE 1st Real Estate and Insurance Cardinal, 'that the Catholic Episcopal minister, and my his own self? Or the one who last Sunday. No Gloria, No Church feels obliged to erect a brother is today a retired minis- brushes aside all injustice Creed, Common Preface. ANTICIPATED system of schools in which these ter in California. Never can I with: "There's nothing you or ANNUAL fundamental truths can be thank God enough for those two I can do about it; might as July S - St. Anthony Zaecaria, DIVIDEND taught not obliquely or by indi- precious graces, one leading me well enjoy TV instead of going Confessor. Mass of the Feast. GS AND ;OAN ASSOCIATION rection but frankly, directly and into the Church and the other to out to some meeting and get- Gloria, Common Preface. the holy priesthood." ting all worked up over it." in their entirety. It entails a July 6 - Saturday Mass of the PAID great sacrifice but it's worth it. A. It is impossible, of course, Blessed Virgin Mary. Gloria, OF CORAL GABIES Father O'Brien will be QUARTERLY Without these truths the pupil, but just suppose our Redeemer ILE AT PONCE DB IEON BOUtFVARD glad to have converts send Preface of Blessed Virgin like a ship without a rudder, had taken that attitude. The Mary. drifts aimlessly around in cir- their names and addresses to him at Notre Dame Uni- whole human race would be in cles.' hell. July 7 - Fifth Sunday after Pen- Be Sure To Say versity, Notre Dame, Indi- tecost. Mass of the Sunday. "His frank simple talk im- ana, so he may write their Or suppose that even now He Gloria, Creed, Preface of the You Saw It In The Voice pressed me greatly, as I had conversion stories. were to look at you and me Trinity.

Page 26 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida TV EXECUTIVE SAYS THEY SHOULD GUIDE CHILDREN TO THEM JLEGION OF DECENCY : FKLM RATINGS Do Parents Ignore Good Youth Programs? A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE Across the Bridge In Wake of Stranger Phantom of the Opera By WILLIAM H. MOORING NBC's award - winning chil- Fenneman, over ABC, (Ch. 10, Just as they begin their "big Air Patrol It's Only Money Raven, The Alias Jesse James In Search Of Reluctant Saftnt drens' program, "Exploring" WLBW) starts on Monday, July sell" on "Cleopatra" at $2.50 to All Hands On Deck The Castaways Reptiticus HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Call- Almost Angels Invasion Quartet Runaway reaches "only a fraction of 8 8:30 p.m., a new series called Babes In Toyland Island, The Saintly Sinners ing all parents and teachers $5.50 a ticket, 20th Century-Fox Bashful Elephant Invisible Invaders Savage Sam its potential audience and can- "Your Funny, Funny Films." Bear, The Jason And The Sergeant Was A Lady (although the latter already sells nearly 200 more of its Best Of Enemies Argonauts Seven Seas have slipped away on vacation,) not match the pull of enter- This will feature home movies movies to TV, some of them as Beauty and the Beast John Paul Jones To Calais Big Night Joseph and Silent Can tainment shows playing at the with emphasis on the comical recent as 1960. Shortly millions Big Wave His Brethren Slaves of Carthage NBC's Robert Black Gold Jumbo Son Of Flubber same times." side of life at home with the Blood and Steel King Kong vs. Godzilla Stop. Look and Laugh W. Sarnoff says: will see them "for free." Rus- Boy and the Pirates Lafayette Stowaway In The Sky family. The opening show brings Captain Sin bad Last Angry Man Summer Magic — "Since time (The program schedule for sian roulette anyone? . . . Simi- Clown And The Kid Last Dawn Swinging Along Hollywood us Dick Becker, his son Jeff (5) Coming Out Party Last Days of Pompeii Sword And The Dragon i m m e m o r- "Exploring" calls for it to run larly strange economy finds Conspiracy of Hearts Last Voyage Tammy And The and 3-year-old Bruce, demolish- Constantine And The Legend of Lobo ial, parents have Warners scrapping Jeff Hunter's Cross Life of Maria Goretti Doctor Televiews from early October through the Crash Landing Adrian Messenger Tarzan Goes To India ing a birthday cake, then learn- one-hour pilot of 'Temple Hous- Damn the Defiant Lilies Of The Field Teenage Millionaire assumer respon- spring. The program was car- Damon and Pythias Little Shepherds Of Ten Who Dared ing to ride a bike and roller ton" and starting all over again David and Goliath Kingdom Come There Was A Crooked sibility for their ried at 1 p.m. on Saturdays this Dentist In Chair Longest Day skate. The next week a 17-year- after spending $300,000 on the Desert Attack Majority Of One 13 Frightened Girls childrens' dress, food, sleep, past year by the local NBC out- "-urns Of Africa Make Way For Llla Titans, The old Hollywood high school boy deal. NBC is interested in the bezzled Heaven Man From The Diners Traitors, The study and play. let Channel 7, WCKT. and will ape From Two Daughters shows a movie about World War proposed Hunter court-room se- Club 30 Years Of Fun again be televised over Ch. 7 Zast Berlin Master of World 300 Spartans "Is it possible that because II, which he made ifor $40 at 55 Days at Peking Michael Stroeoff Three Stooges In Orbit when "Exploring" resumes in ries (shades of "The Defend- Face of Fire Midsummer Night's Trojan Horse TV is relatively new, or taken the age of 12. Flipper Miracle Of The Two Little Bears ers!") but finds too much levity First Space Ship White Stallions Ugly American for granted, that many parents the fall.) To Venus Dream Under Ten Flags Anyone with unique or in the $300,000 worth of film al- Gathering Of Eagles Misty Unearthly have not realized their respon- Gay Purree Mothra Valley of Dragons It could be that there is not amusing home movies of their ready shot. On the other hand Gift of Love Mouse On The Moon Warrior and Slave Girl sibility for their childrens' view- GAtfot My Six Loves Watch Your Stern enough TV of educational in- own please do not write to the network would not have ne- Great Day Mysterious Island We'll Bury You ing? Great Escape No Man Is An Island When Clock Strikes terest and value to snap parents me, but to Hy Freedman, ex- gotiated while that tidy fortune Gunfight No Place Like Homicide Wild Westerners, The Hey, Let's Twist Nutty Professor, The Wonderful World of "Is this why many teachers and teachers to attention. On ecutive producer, Paramount was in the bank and the film How The West Papa's Delicate the Brothers Grimm Was Won Condition World Was His Jury have not guided their students the other hand, Sarnoff may be Television, Hollywood. was in words on paper which Honeymoon Machine Password Is Courage World Without End Hey Boy, Hey Girl Phantom Planet You Have To Run Fast to TV as a tool of learning? right in thinking that those who any TV impresario should know A It — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Nothing ordinary, or just ADOLESCENTS AND ADULTS A recent study indicated that yell loudest for "suitable youth pretty. Only something sensa- how to improve at less than All Night Long General Delia Rovere Requie" m For a Antigone Good Soldier, Heavyweight only one child in five had been programs on TV," smugly and tionally funny. Wolper Produc- 100th part of the cost . . . Jackie Balloon Schweik, The Barabbas Hand of Death Samar asked by teacher to watch silently ignore excellent experi- tions Inc., 8720 Sunset Blvd., Cooper is coming back via CBS, Because They're Young Heaven's Above Samson and the Seven Belle Sommers Hell Bent For Leather Miracles of the World ANY program." mental TV items, which if prop- with a modern,-day, one-hour Beware Of Children The Hellions Sanjuro Los Angeles, 69, are in the Billy Budd Hell Is For Heroes Sardonicus Because of parent-teacher erly supported, would lead to series for this Fall. His "Hen- Birdman Of Alcatraz Hit And Run Savage Guns market for similar home-made Birds, The Holiday For Lovers Scent of Mystery indifference, .. Sarnoff more of their kind. nessey" clicked but got scuttled Black Fox Huns, The Secret of Deep Harbor films so we may shortly get Black Sunday Shadow Of Fear complains a program such as just the same ... Do not forget Black Tights Incident In An Alley Sinner Still about children, George a rash of them on TV. Black Zoo It Happened At Six Black Horses Born To Be Loved The World's Fair Slave, The Broken Lane Kiss of the Vampire Spiral Road Burning Nights Lancelot and Guinevere Stagecoach To Cage of Evil Lawrence Of Arabia FOR COMING WEEK ON SOUTH FLORIDA STATIONS Call Me Bwana Lazariljo Dancer's Rock Cast i la an Lineup Stranger At My Door Colossus Of Rhodes Lisa Surrender Hell Come Fly With Me Lion, The Sword of the Court Martial Lonely Are The Brave Conqueror Courtship of Long Absence Taras Bulba Eddie's Father Loves of Salammbo Teenage Bad Girl Here Are Legion Ratings Of Films On TV Crazy For Love Madison Avenue Tender Is The Naffht Date With Disaster Magnificent Seven Ten Seconds To Hell D.iv of Fury Man In Cocked Hat To Kill A Mockingbird Following are the Legion of FRIDAY, JUNE 28 2:30 p.m. (10) — Passage To 1:30 p.m. (10) — The Sea Shall Day Of The Triffids Marie Octobre 13 West Street I>jys of Wine and Roses Matter Of Who Thrall Of It All Decency ratings for the films 9 a.m. (7) — The Big Noise Marseilles (A-II) Not Have Them (A-II) Dead To The World Mein Kampf Thunder In The Sun 1:30 p.m. (10) Passage Home 8:30 p.m. (10) — Fury At 4 p.m. (5) — Backfire (A-II) Deadly Duo Mighty Ursus Tormented scheduled for the coming "week Duel Of The Titans Miracle Worker Trunk, The (X) Showdown (A-II) 4:30 p.m. (7) — Big Leaguer Eleetra Most Wantea Man Twice Tola Tales beginning today on TV stations 4 p.m. (5) — Johntly Rocco 11:10 p.m. (5) — The Actress (A-I) Enik The Conqueror Mutiny On The Bounty Two Rode Together (A-I) (A-II) 11:20 p.m. (4) — The Day The Face of a Fugitive My Geisha Virginia of Rome in the South Florida area: 11:20 p.m. (4) — Virginia Earth Stood Still (A-II) F y Naked Edge Wake Me When 4:30 p.m. (7) — Rose of Wash- Flame In The Street Once Upon A Horse It's Over A-I — Family ton Square (A-II) 11:20 p.m. (4) — The Wild Flower Drum Song Operation Bottleneck Walk Like A Dragon 11:20 p.m. (7) — Captain One (B) OBJECTION: Ex- Four Days Of Naples Pirates Of Blood River Werewolf In A Girls' A-II — Adults and adolescents. 7 p.m. (5) — Close To My 40 Pound Of Trouble Play It Cool Dormitory Heart (A-II) China (A-II) cessive brutality; insuffi- Fr.mtic Playboy of the Woman Obsessed A-IH — Adults 7 p.m. (7) The Secret Heart MONDAY, JULY 1 cient moral compensation; Fury Of The Pagans Western World Young Racers, The A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS A-IV — Morally unobjection- (A-II) 9 a.m. (7) — Freckles (A-I) suggestive costuming. Ada Grass Is Greener Rififi In Tokyo 11:20 p.m. (4) — Hell's Out- 1:30 p.m. (10) — Sitting Bull 11:25 p.m. (10) — Yankee Adventures of a Hitler Rider on a Dead Horse able for adults with reser- Doodle Dandy (A-I) Young Man Home From The Hall Rocco and His Brother post (B) — OBJECTION: (A-I) All In Night's Work . Horror Chamber of Ring Of Fire vations Tends to condone immoral 4 p.m. (5) — The Gang's All THURSDAY, JULY 4 Another Time, Another Dr. Faustus Roots Of Heaven actions; excessive brutality. Here (A-II) Place Horror Hotel Something Wild B — Objectionable in part for 9 a.m. (7) — Man In The Big Deal On Hustler, The Sound and the Fury 11:25 p.m. (10) — Sitting Bull 4:30 p.m. (7) — Sweet And Funny Suit (X) Madonna St. I Could Go On Singing Sparrows Can't Sing all (A-I) Lowdown (A-I) 1:30 p.m. (10) — Tankee Big Risk, The If A Man Answers Spencer's Mountain 7:30 p.m. (7) — Hell And High Black Orpheus In The French Style Summer and Smoke C — Condemned SATURDAY, JUNE 29 Doodle Dandy (A-I) Breakfast At Tiffany's Inherit The Wind Sundays and Cybele Water (A-I) 4 p.m. (5) — Down To Earth Bye, Bye Birdie Interns, The Sweet Bird of Youth X — Not rated — This classi- 8 a.m. (5) — Snowfire, The 11:20 p.m. (4) — The Doolins Cairo La Notte Brava Taste of Honey Wild Stallion (X) (B) OBJECTION: Sugges- California Last Year at This Earth Is Mine fication on films denotes that Of Oklahoma (A-II) tive song, dance and cos- Captain's Table Marjenbad Thunder of Drums 3:30 p.m. (10) Voodoo Island 11:25 p.m. (10) — Nightmare tumes. Caretakers, The Light In the Piazza Tower of London the movie has not been review- (A-I) (A-II) Cliildren's Hour Love and Larceny Town Without Pity 4:30 p.m. (7) — It's A Big CJaudelle Inglish Love Is A Ball Toys In The Attic ed by the Legion of Decency. 4 p.m. (4) The Night My TUESDAY, JULY 2 Country (A-I) Come Blow Your Horn Lovers Of Teruel Two for the Seesaw Number Came Up (A-II) Critic's Choice Magician Two Women Many of the films now being 9 a.m. (7) — Earthbound 11:20 p.m. (4) — Easy Come. Crooks Anonymous Make Mine Mink Warriors Five 7 p.m. (10) — Killers Of Kili- (A-II) Easy Go (A-II) Day of the Outlaw Manehurian Candidate West Side Story shown on television were pro- manjaro (A-I) 1:30 p.m. (10 — Nightmare Day In Court Mind Benders Whatever Happened 9 p.m. (7) — Sailor Of The 11:25 p.m. (10) War Paint Dime With A Halo Monkey In The Winter duced before the formation of (A-II) (X) End of Innocence Nine Hours To Rama To Baby Jane? King (A-II) 4 p.m. (5) — Invasion Of The Explosive Generation Ninth Circle Where the Truth Lies the Legion in April, 1936, by the 11:20 p.m. (4) — Johnny Alle- Facts Of Life One Foot In Hell Who's Got the Action Body Snatchers (B) OB- Fatal Desire Passionate Thief, Why Must I Die bishops of the United States. gro (A-II) JECTION: Light treatment Five Golden Hours Period of Adjustment Wonderful Country 11:20 p.m. (5) —The Tanks of marriage. Five Miles To Plunderers, The Wonders of Alladin Others are foreign films which Are Coming (A-I) 'Stepinac Case' Quare Fellow, The Wrong Arm 4:30 p.m. (7) — Bengazi (A-I) Midnight Of The Law were never exhibited in Ameri- 11:20 p.m. (7) — World With- 7 p.m. (4) — Soldiers Of For- Four Fast Guns Yesterday's Enemy out End (A-I) A-IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR can theaters and therefore not tune (B) OBJECTION: Re- ADULTS WITH RESERVATIONS** 11:30 p.m. (2—Daytona-Orlan- flects the acceptability of And Photo-Essay Advise and Consent Intruder Mondo Cane reviewed. The classification X do) — Tall In The Saddle C\eo From 5 to 7 King of Kings Sky Above and divorce. Circle of Deception L Shaped Room Mud Below should not be construed to mean (A-I) 11:25 p.m. (10) — The Sea Divorce Italian Style Long Day's Journey Strangers In A Citv that the films so classified are SUNDAY, JUNE 30 Shall Not Have Them (A-II) On TV Sunday Eclipse Into Night Too Young To Love 11 a.m. (5) — I Wonder Who's WEDNESDAY. JULY 3 ("This classification is given to certain films which, while not approved or disapproved. morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection Kissing Her Now (A-I) 9 a.m. (7) — Half Angel (A-I) "The Stepinac Case," a TV to ihe uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions.) B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL documentary on the trials of A New Kind Of Love Indestructible Man Rebel Breed Arturo's Island Irma La Douce Revolt of Slaves Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac, will Back Street It Happened In Athens Rookie Big Show It Takes A Thief Shakedown Catholic Programs On Radio And Television Sunday be seen on "Look Up And live" Black Whip Joker, The Shoot the over Channel 4, WTVJ, at Blood and Roses Journey To The Piano Player St. Hugh parish, Coconut Grove. 9:30 A.M. Born Reckless Seventh Planet Sodom and Gomorrah TELEVISION Narrator: Father John W. Glorie, 10:30 a.m. Sunday, June 30. Can-Can Juvenile Jungle Solomon and Sheba assistant pastor. Corpus Christi CATHOLIC NEWS AND YOU — Candid Lanrtru Some Came Running 9 A.M. WHEW, 1600 Kc. (Riviera Beach) Chapman Report La Viaccla Sons and Lovers parish. * — News of parishes in Palm Beii.cn The program is produced by Circus of Horrors Law, The Splendor In Grass TKI.AMIGO — Ci*. 7, WCKT — Spir- 12 A.M. area. Commentator: Father Cyril CBS Public Affairs in coopera- Cleopatra Look In Any Window Strapper, The itual talk by Father Eugenio del THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 2 (»ay- Schweinbcrg, C.P., retreat director, Crack In the Mirror Light Fantastic Subway In the Sky Busto, secretary, Diocesan Latin- Our Lady of Florida Monastery tion with the National Council *"* -For Happy Love In Goldfish Bowl Summerskin American Chancery, and assistant tona - Orlando) — Title Of today's t of the Werewolf Lover Come Back program is "Success Through and Retreat House, North Pa'm Take A Giant Step pastor, Blessed Trinity parish.* Courage." Beach.* of Catholic Men. e In Dust Lovers On A Tightrope Telltale Heart 9 A.M. --iond Head Madame Temptress and the 1:30 P.M. 9:45 A.M. In 1946, Cardinal Stepinac, Doctor In Love Magdalena Monk TH E CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 5, Doctor No Main Attraction Terror In the Night WFTV (West Palm Beach) — To- DIRECTIONS '63 - Ch. 10 WLBW - SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR - head of the Roman Catholic I'.dge of Fury Man In the Shadow That Touch of Mink day's program is entitled, "It's A Catholic Perspective, co-produc- WMET, 1220 Kc. — Spanish reli- Eighth Day of Mania This Angry Age Your Responsibility." ed by the National Council of Cath- gious program under auspices of Church in Yugoslavia, was The Week Man of the West Three On A Spree olic Men and the Public Affairs Diocesan Centro Hispano Catolico. Firebrand, The Man On the Prowl Time Out For Love »:30 A.M. Department of the American Moderator: Father Avelino Oonza- formally tried by the Tito Five Gates to Hell Marilyn Tomorrow Is My Turn Broadcasting Company presents les. O. P., with Father Jose Maria Follow The Boys T»so Late Blues THE CHRISTOPHERS — Ch. 4, Force of Impulse Marriage Go Round WTVJ — Robert Murphy, former "The Children's Choice," a photo- Polios, O.P.* government on.a charge of al- Mary Had A Little Too Young for Love under Secretary of State, empha- essay on the life of the Negro in Free. White And Matter of Morals, A Two Faces of the North. 6:05 P.M. leged collaboration with the Twenty-One Maxime Dr. Jekyll sizes the important and much need- Frightened City Minotaur Two Loves ed contribution that individuals can CATHOLIC VOICE OF THE AIR - Nazi quisling regime of Ante From the Terrace Misfits Two Weeks In mjike in government service in WGBS. 710 Kc.; 96.3 FM — Inter- Girl Hunters Mongols, The Another Town "Your Government Needs You." national news from NCWC Catholic Pavelich. Girl Named Tamiko Morgan The Pirate Vampire and the 10:3© A.M. News Service and Diocesan news Girl's Town Most Dangerous Ballerina RADIO from The Voice. Commentator: Another network program pro- Goodbye Again Man Alive Very Private Affair I.OOK VP AND LIVE — Ch. 4 Father Joh-n W. Glorie.* Guns of Black Witch Never So Few Waltz of the Toreadors WTVJ — George Voskovec por- 4 A.M. duced by the National Council G\psy Night of the Qarter Warrior Empress trays Aloysius Cardinal Stepinac, THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM 8:45 P.M. Happy Anniversary No Exit Wayward Girl Roman Catholic primate of Yugo- of Catholic Men also is sched- Head. The Operation Bikini What Price Murder slavia during the Nazi occupation, - WGBS, 710 KC. THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS - House of Women Pretty Boy Friend White Slave Ship who was sentenced in 1946 to 16 6:30 A.M. WKAT, 1220 Kc. — Today's dra- uled for Sunday, June 30. En- House On the Purple Noon Wife For A Night ma is for lovers of mysteries. A Waterfront Rat Race Wild Harvest years at hard labor for alleged THE CATHOLIC HOUR — WIC'D, reporter working on a skid-row titled "The Children's Choice," In the Cool of the Day Wild In the Country •wartime collaboration with the 610 Kc. murder case meets a Damon Run- CONDEMNED Germans in "The Stepinac Case." 8:30 A.M. van type elevator- operator. This it is co-produced by NCCM with Balcony, Th« Law. The Prime Time The program is produced by the Johnny discourses on philosophy Boccaccio 70 Les Liaisons CBS Public Affairs in cooperation PANv AMERICANA (-Spanish pro- the Public Affairs Department Breathless Love Is My Profession Question of Adultery with the National Council of Cath- Kram) - WLBW-TV, Ch. 10 - and literature one minute and the Come Dance With Me Lovers Night Heaven Fell olic men. Msgr. Bryan O Walsh, Diocesan di- next displays a rabid interest in of the American Broadcast- During One Night Mnting Urge Saturday Night and rector of Catholic Welfare Bureau, murders and executions + . In trying Five Day Lover Naked Night Sunday Morning n A.M. discusses "Cuban Exiles' Condi- to solve the pu.7.?.le. Jhe \epu:ter ing Co. Girl With the Never On Sunday Seven Capital Sins THAT I MAY SEE — WCKT. Ch. 7 tions in Miami" in a Spanish inter- stumbles on a totally unexpected Golden Eyes Odd Obsession Sins of Mona Kent — Television religious discussion view with Alberto Gandero, Pan reason for Johnny's conviction that The program, to be carried Green Mare. The Oscar Wilde Temptation by Father David J- Heffernan, Americana mederator. "nobody ought to put The freeze I Love, You Love Phaedra Too Young pastor, St. Pius X parish, Fort on a soul." locally over Channel 10, WLBW Joitri of the Angels Play Girl After Dark Too Immoral juauderdale. * 9:30 A.M. Lady ChattM, 105.9 Mg. 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June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 27 DIRSGENTES DEL MFC LATINO AMERICANO EN MIAMI Trazan Apostolado Familiar Eil MovLmiento Familiar Cristiano de Habla Hispana de Miami discutio las nuevas tec- nicas de su apostolado y fun- cionamiento e intercambio in- quietudes can los grupos la- Ofro Jesuata Cisbcs^o Dira tinoamerkanos, durante una vvsi'ta que a esta ciuidad hi- cieron los dirigentes maximos en su del Secretairiado Laitinoame- Un nuevo sacerdote cuba- ricano idiel MFC. no, el padre Jose Luis Lanz, S.J., oficiara su pirimera misa Los visitantes fueron el Pa- el proximo domingo, 30 de dre Pedro Richard, sacerdote junio, a las 5:30 p.m., en la pasionista argentine, que es iglesia de Gesu. el asesor eclesiastico de ese secretariado, con sede en Montevideo, Uruguay, el Ing. El padre Jose Luis Lanz Federico Soneira y los espo- sera asistid© en la ceremonia sos Juan y Malena Gallinal, por su hormano, el tambien presideivte el primero y se- sacerdote de la Campania de cretario los segundos de ese Jesus, Padre Gregorio Lanz, organismo. que viene desde Republica Do- micana, donde ha estado tra- bajand© en el Iiistituto Poli- El Movimiento Familiar tecmico Sam Cristobal. Cristiano agrupa en Laitino- JOSE LUIS LANZ, S. J. america a 12 mil matrimonios inMitantes y 32 mil matrimo- minario Meiior Loyola que la DIRIGENTES del Movimiento Familiar Cristiano de Latlnoamerica, vinieron a Miami para Durante la misa predicara el nios afines. En Miami, fun- Compania de Jesus tenia en dar estimulo a los circulos de matrimonios cristianos de habla hispana que estan fuiicionan- padre Enrique Osl'e S.J., pro- cionan 6 cireulos de habla es- La Habana. do en Miami. En la foto el Padre Pedro Richards, de Argentina, explica algunas tecnicas del fesor durante largos aftos del paiiola, con 54 matrimonii/S apostolado familiar doctor Humberto Lopez A Ho y su esposa, de la parroquia de St. Agnes, Colegio de Belen y que fuera Su Teologia la ha cursado activos y se encuentram en Key Biscayne; a su lado el Padre Eugenio del Busto y a la derecha el Ing. Federico Soneira y en Cuba asesor nacional de la briMamtemenite en el Teologa- formacion otros 6 equipos. Juveatud Obrera Catolica. do de la Irwnaculada Coracep- los esposos Juan y Malena Gallinal, de Uruguay. cion en Montreal, donde fee Los diriigentes del Secreta- de Vida Familiar de la Dioce- criswanos, de acercar a Cris- das oada minuto por salvar a Nacido en la ciudad de Oien- ordenado sacerdote el pasado riado Latinoamericano del sis de Miami. 20 de jun'io. to a tod as las familias de sus sos familias." fuegos el 2 de mayo de 193-2, Movimiento FaimAHar Cristia- parroquias provisionales y a el Padre Jose L ..Lanz, eg hijo En la actualidad funcionan no aproveoharon el recorrido Durante esa reunion los das- la vez de hacer todo cuanto de las esposos Gregorio Lanz que estan haciendo a traves pueden por ayudar a salvar a en Miami circulos de matri- y Amparo Suarez. Estudio en tinguidos visitantes ofrecieron d« todos los paises de Latino- la patria hoy esclavizada. Es monios en las parroquias de el Colegio Monserrat d* la Aclaracion de la a los matrimonios de Miami St. Agnes, Key Biscayne; St. amerioa, para llegarse a Mia- orientaciones sobre la orga- por ello que necesitamos de Campania d« Jesus, pertene- Cancilleria mi y dar asi estimulo al in- John the Apostle, Hialeah; ciendo ailli a. la Caiigregiacian nizacron y funcionamienito del usted«s, d« la oracion cons- Ante versiones que si- cipiente movinviento que aqui Little Flower, Coral Gables; Mariana. Su baehilferailo to hizo Movimiento Familiar Cristia- tante de sus familias, del res- St. Timothy, S8 Peter and en el Colegio de Beleti de La tuan a sacerdotes de esta impulsan matrimonios irtte- no y por su parfce los matri- paldo en nuestros empenos, Diocesis como ejecutivos grados por exiliados cu'banos Paul y Corpus Chri'sti, en Habana, ingresando al termi- monos die exiliados cubanos de sus gestiones personales Miami. na«'o en el Noviciado del Cal- de organizaciones de <;arac- y por emiigranibes proced«nites ter politico, Mons. John J. dieron lectura a una carta que por la causa de Cuba." vario, el 28 de agosto de 1948. de otros paises hispanoame- enviaran a los delegados que Fitzpatrick, Canciller asis- ricanos. Al terminar los estudios de tente para asuntos latino- asistan al Congreso de Rio en Por otra parte la carta ex- Hwmanidades paso a la Uni- americanos de la Diocesis la que narran toda la tragedia presa que aunque oficialmen- versidad de Camillas, en Es* Hablara en TV de Miami, aclaro que '"nin- A ese fin efectuaron una de Culba y expresan que el te no podra estar Cuba en el pana, para haoer su carrera gun sacerdote de la Dioce- MFC cubano, hoy fisicamen- de Fiilosofia. reunion a la que asistieron enouentro, "queremos aportar sis de Miami puede ser di- unos sesenta matrimonios de te desinteigrado, se ha exten- como nuestra colaboracion, Mons. Walsh rigente oficlal de ninguna habla hispana, y que fue pre- dido por todos los paises que especialnvente al tema central organizacion de ese carao- le nan abierto sus puertas y Una vez termiuada esta, i»- ter, sin contar con la auto- sidida por Mons. John J. Fitz- a desarrollarse, "La Respon- Sobre Refugiados partio sma afanes magisteria- patrick, que es a la vez Can- alii, "nuestros matrimonios si- sabilidad del Padre de Fami- rizacion especifica del Se- guen tratando de que su3 ho- les entre el Colegio de Belen nor Obispo." ciller para asuntos latinoame- lia," el dolor sin limite de los Monsefior Bryan O. Walsh y la Escuela Apostolica o Se- ricanos y director del Bur6 gares sean mas firmemente cubanos que arriesgan sus vi- comparecera el proximo do- mingo dia 30, ante las cama- ras de WLBW-TV, Canal 10, para hablar sobre "Las Condi- cion-es de los Exiliados O«- banos en Miami" en una en- Vida Campestre en Ambiente de Camaraderia trevista que le hara Alberto Gandero, moderador del pro- grama "Panamericana," a las Miami habla dos idiomas. Y como es comiin en las 8:30 de la mariana. abras de esta Di'6oesis, fca«ibien en el Campamento de Ve- El programa, que se tras- rano que esta fuocionando en Camp Matecumbe, los jo- mite en espaiiol, ha invitado venes qwe allli van a disfruitar de sano esparcimiento al aire a Monsefior Walsh para la libr, hablan esos dos idiomas mientras juegan y se dtvier- trasmision del domingo, como ten en un ambi«nte d« camaraderia. director del Buro Diocesano de Bienestar Social, que tiene La Diocesis ha querWo que en estas vacaciones vara- a su cargo entre otras cosas ni«gas se junten para juigar y para practicar el deporte los la asistencia a los nirfos y jo- jovencitos norteamericanos y los de habla hispana contri- venciitos cubanos que han ve- buyendo asi a un mayor acercamiento entre la juventud nido solos a Miami, enviados del area. por sus padres, para salvarlos del ad'octrinamiento ateo en las escuelas comunustas. N El Campamento de Verano de Matecumfoe esta abie-rto a jovenes entre 10 y 14 anas de edad, ofreciendo en su finca de 150 acres los alicientes de piscina y campos de El Padre Del Busto beisbol, basket, y otros deportes asi como la oportunidad en "Telamigo" .d« una vida sana al aire libre, en ambiente campestre, que ayuda al nino y al jov«ncito a desarrollar confianza en Todos los domingos a las sus habi'lidades. 9 a.m., WCKT-TV, Canal 7, ofreee en su programa en es- paiiol "Teleamigo," las char- Se puede participar en sesiones seimanales que empie- las espirituales del R. p. Eu- zan en domittgo y terminan en saibado, con un precio razo- genio del Busto, secretario de nabl«. La primera semana tuvo un lleno complete con la la Cancilleria Latinoamerica- particiipa«i6n de 60 jov«ncitos, pero para los eiraco restan- na de la Diocesis de Miami. tes periodos s«manales, quedan aun numerosas oportuni- dade«. Programa Radial EN EL CAMPAMENTO DE Verano que bajo la direccion del Padre Dockerill funciona en los Radio Reloj (WMET) ofre- Los padres interesados en enviar a sus hijos pueaen ce todos los domin.gos a la* terrenos de Camp Matecumbo, Jorge Recio, de la parroquia de Santa Rosa de Lima, mide obtener mayor informacion llamando al propio Campamen- sus aptitudes en el ping pong con Jack Canane, de la parroquia de St. Mary. Mnos y joven- 9:45 a.m. A programa radial to, telefonos OE 5-9251 o OE 5-9254, 0 escribiendo al Rev. del Centro Hispano Catolico, citos norteamericanos y latinoamericanos, comparten momentos de sano esparcimiento al Walter J. Docfasrill, Camp Matecumbe, Route 2, Box 1372, aire libre en este campament*. bajo la direccion del R. P. Miami 57, Fla. Avelino Gonzalez O.P.

Page 28 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE JMiami, Florida LA ELECGGN Y CORONAC1CN DEL PAPA PABLO VI Pontif ice Compenetrado de !os Problemas del Hombre Con el cardenal Juan Bau- el 26 de septiembre de 1897 EM una pastoral de cuares- bajaba tambien ea la Con- tista Monitini sube al solio en Concesio, un barrio de las ma advertia de nuevo, esto gregacion de Asuntos Eat- pontif icio un hombre de estu- afueras de Brescia. Sin otros en 1956, que "toda compo- traordinarros, y en la de S«- dio, UTI pastx>r de la gran ciu- titul-os que una recia vida cris- nenda con el comunismo ateo minarios y Universidades. dad, un dirigente de juven- tiana, su familia le dio desde oculta U'n plan secreto para Es, pues, igualmente "pas- tudes, un diplomatico y un pequefio una profunda devo- desarmar y subyugar al inge- tor", con la mano en el ara- fecundo escritor, pero sobre ci6n a la Iglesia un celo apos- nuo que la acepta". En 1959 do pastoral; y "funcionario", todo, un gran sacerdote. tolico moderno. Su padre, por repetia, esta vez con el apo- con intimo conocirniento de ejemplo, fue activo escritor yo de todos los obispos de las funciwnes y metodos de Compenetrado profunda- de la prensa catolica, militan- Lombardia, que la "difusion la adminjstracion central de mente de los problemas del te del apostolado seglar, y de las ideas marxistas en la Iglesia. hombre moderno, el cardenal nuestra patria es aun un mat mas tarde, vocero cristianp en muy serio y peligroso". Montini no vacilo en pronun- el Parlamento de Italia. Cuando el pueblo fiel de ciar el "Acepto" al ser elegi- Milan lloraba la muerte de es- do Papa; el, que diez aiios Tras completar los prime- LOS HUMILDES: te bondadoso anciano que atras habia declinado el ho- SUS PREFERIDOS abrio vent'anales de aire Ires- ros estudios con los Padres co a la Iglesia, el cardenal nor cardenailicio que le ofre- Jesuitas en Brescia, Juan Bau- Una de sus mas recientes ciera Pio XII. Montini pronuncio en su ca- tista Montini recibio el grado visitas pastorales le llevo a tedral estas sabias palabras: Si el raiundo moderno del de derecho canonico en el Se- las aldeas montafiosas de la minario de Milan, y otro de arquidiocesis, bastante remo- Si quisieramos detener espiiritu y de la fe religiosa nuestra mirada en su tumba sufre profundas sacudidas an- teologia en la Universidad tas de Milan. Sus fieles alii Gregoriana de Roma. Se or- eran pastores, labradores, le- sellada, no podriamos hatolar te la transformation tecnolo- entonces de su herencia, un gica y los embates de la incre- deno de sacerdote en la cate- nadores. '\Porque estais dral de Brescia el 29 de mayo tan lejos, porque sois h'Uimil- legado que el sepulcro mo dulidad, el Papa Pablo VI se puede contener; no podria- :de 1920, hace 43 afios- des, vosotros sois mis preferi- fue preparando, segun los de- dos". mos hablar del espiritu que signios de la Providenoia, pa- E5n 1932 paso 9 servir en la imprimio a nuestra epoca, un ra la sobrehumana tarea que Secretaria de Estado, cuatro Con igual interes el ilus- espiritu que la muerte no le espera. puede sofocair. Mas que des- aiios despues Pio XII, que le tre purpurado se encargaba cribir su pasado, prediquemos Este varon ae figura de conocia miuy bien, le nom- de varios asuntos en la Sagra- el futuro que surge de su me asceta, de voz suave y gesto bro sucesor de Mx>ns. Dome- grada Congregacion del Con- moria". nico Tardiini co>mo sustituto- sistorio, uno de los mas im- fino, pero de mirada pene- portantes "ministerios" del Mirad a sus me fas, no a su PABLO VI trante y mente clara, naci6 secretario de Estado, titulo que conservo hasta 1952, en Papa, que mira por las dio-- tumba, fue el paternal con- , que recibio el de pro-secre- cesis en todo el mundo; tra- sejo. tario de Asuntos Ordinarios. A trav*s de esta serle se esta ofreclendo una v«rsi6n al Caste- En 1954 Mohs. Mohtini. fue llano del libro "La Fe de Millo- nombrado arzobispo de Milan, Palabras del Obispo Carroll nes", escrito por el R.P. John A. ta ilustre sede de San Am- brosio, y ungido obispo en el O'Brien, profesor de Teologla de altar de la Catedra de San la UntTcrsidad de Notre Dame, Pedro en Roma en diciem- Ante la Election de Pablo VI presentando en lenguajo scncillo bre, por el cardenal Eugenio El Obispo Coleman F. Carroll, amigo personal desde ha- Tisserant Ocho meses despues las doctrinas de la Iglesia CatA- ce largos afios del Cardenal Juan Bauttista Montini — ahora llca. Hasta ahora se nan publl- comenzaba la visita pastoral, parroquia por parroquia, de Papa Pablo VI — al conocer de la elecci6n de este como cado mas de 800,000 volamenes Por el R.P. John A.O'Brien sucesor de Juan XXMI, expreso su regocijo por la rapidez Adaptation a I ft pane I d**l las mil iglesias de la gran ur- de esta obra, que ha sido trada- conque el Sacro Colegio de Cardenales habia elegido al nue- R.P.Antonio Novarrete be industrial de Italia: le to- elda a diversos idl.imas. mo dos aSos. vo Pontifice. "Es causa de jubilo especial para aquellos que hemos tenido el privilegio de conocerlo personalmente, que En diciembre de 1958 el el Cardenal Montini haya sido escogido como nue-vo Papa." Pajpa Juan le hacja cardenal. ^Puede una Persona Irreligiosa tlevar una Vida Buena? "Por muchos aiios, me honra decirle, mi familia y yo SU LABOR PASTORAt nos hemos encontrado entre sus amigos. (Continuation) con una persona irreligiosa que vive en una La renovacion pastoral en soci«dad saturada de ideales y normas cris- "Mi hermano, Monsenor Walter Carroll, trabajo a sus 6r- Milan — uma sede con 3,750- Despues de lo que hemos venido diciendo, tianos. Se mueve con fuerza prestada. Cons- denes durante diez afios, desde 1940 a 1950 en la Secreta- alguien preguntara: "Si el pertenecer a la 000 almas — es quiz&s su me- ria de lEstado del Vattcano. ' cience o inconscientemente, recibe a cada pa- jor obra basta el momento. religion verdadera es tan esencial para la vi- so la influencia de las normas de moralidad da eterna y por lo tanto tambien para Ue- En una inmensa ciudad que "En aquellos afios estuve en Roma varias veces y fre- coleotiva, que es el resultado de diecinueve se enopgullece de su laborio- cuentemente pasaba largos ratos con el. SieBipre fwe un var una conducta recta, como se explica, centurias de civilizacion cristiana. que haya personas que no son miemibros de sidad e ingenio, de su pasado hombre bondadoso, atento y agradaMe. y de su efervescencia actual, la Iglesia de Cristo y que profesSndose agnos- Tal individuo resulta ser un parasito mo- "Ha tenido una carrera distinguida en el Servicio Diplo- ticos, llevan sin embargo una conducta rec- ral. Como bien observa Balfour en sus Fun- existen tambien problemas hu- manos agobiadores. Con celo matico de la Santa Sede, sirviendo en la Secretaria de Es- ta y son altamente reapetados como ciuda- damentos de la Fe: Los biologos nos hablan tado del Vaticano por mas de 36 afios. danos? ... de ciertos parasitos que viven y solo pueden y sentido moderno, el carde- vivir, en los cuerpos de otros animales bien nal Montini multiplied las "Como arzobispo de Milan ha tenido un exito muy desta- La contestation ha de buscarse en el he- organizados ... Lo mismo pasa con esas per- obras de formation religiosa cado debilitando las fuerzas del comunismo que alii eran muy cho de que esas personas viven en una socie- sonas que pretenden probar con su ejemplo y liturgica para robustecer la poderosas. dad imbuida en los ideales cristianos y cons- que el naturalismo es en la practica compa- vida espiritual de sus fieles, ciente o inconscientemente, reciben la pro- tible con los ideales de moralurad no afines ampl'i6 la acci6n social y de "Su acercamiento a los muchos problemas de Milan re- funda influencia de las normas de moralidad al naturalismo. Soi vida espiritual es parasi- beneficencia, y estableeio ouerdan la positiva aotitud pastoral del Papa Juan XXIIII. inspiradas en las enseiianzas de Cristo. nuevas parroquias, algunas in- ta; esta sostenida por vonvicciones que no "Recuerdo que dur»nte una visita que le nice hace algun les. ipertenecen, sino a la sociedad en que vi- cluso incrustadas en los gran- Analizando bien la cuestion se viene a tiempo en Milan, hablaba el del estricto programa que ha- ven; esta alimentada por moviinientos pro- des edificios muitifamiliares. descubrir casi siempre, que aquellos rasgos bia seguido por mas de un afio. Cada dia, el debia visi'tar una gresivos en que ellos no toman parte. Y por los cuales son mis estimadas esas perso- "Esta obra es parte del parroquia diferente de la ciudad para conocer a los sacerdo- cuando estas convicciones se d«t>ilitan y estos gran esfuerzo para salvar a la tes y fieles y'los problemas de cada uno. Este intimo contacto nas, se deben a las normas de conducta in- movimientos progresivos cesan, la vida ajena adas por la religion de Cristo. Ea ultimo ciudad y a la nacion de la con cada seccion de la ciudad, incluso sus mas apartados Tin- que estos nutrian, apenas si puede sobrevi- ruina moral y religiosa a las cones, lo llevaron a tener un conocimiento personal de las iltado, son buenos ciudadanos no por- viries." que sean agnosticos o ateos, sino a pesar de que se empefian en precipi- gentes'y sus problemas. Para el era un gran placer salir a que lo son. tarlas, fuerzas opuestas al es - conocer a su pueblo. Ademas cuando una persona carente de piritu," dijo una vez. fe religiosa se descarria, la tarea de endere- Durante esos afios en Milan el tambien visitaba frecuen- Supongamos a un joven que llevase un ANTE EIL zarle es inmensamente mas dificil que cuan- su ACrrruD temente aigunos de los molinos y fabricas, para hablar de los trineo hasta la cumbre de una colina y luego COMUTS1SMO deslizandose rapidamente cuesta abajo, lle- do se trata de una persona religiosa. iPor problemas industriales con el pueblo. gase al pie de4 monte, desde donde todavia que? ... Porque hay relativamente muy po- Su suavidad de maneras "Tambien inicio un gran programa de censtrucciones en continuase el trineo moviendose velozmente cos ineentivos que puedan obrar sobre su con- conitrasta con la firmeza con que defiende a sus ovejas del Milan, levantando mas de 40 iglesias en un ano; menos de tres sobre el terreno piano. Alguien que solo vie- eiencia. mayor de los errores del aiios despues, dijo que la Diocesis todavia necesitaba 69 nue- se el trineo, sin fijarse en la colina de donde ' Si los diez mandamientos son considera- mundo moderno, el eomunis- vas parroquias. habia recibido su impulso inicial, podria ex- dos como una simple evolucion de la con- mo ateo. Ya seis meses des- clamar lleno de asombro: —;Ah, que mara- pues de Uegar a Milan lanza- "Durante ese tiempo se lucio como hombre de gran vi- ciencia semitica y po rtanto como antigua- ba una verdadera ofensiva villoso invento es este, pues sin caballos, ni Has; si la existencia de IWos esta en duda y sion y recursos. Como ejemplo de esto me contaba que fre- motor de ninguna clase, corre tan veloz so- contra el comunismo en toda se niega la inmortalidad del alma, ien que Lombardia. En una alocucion cuentemente, en los suburbios que crecian rapidamente en bre terreno piano! puede Ibasarse la observancia de la ley mo- pronunciada en el suburbio Milan, la Diocesis alquilaria una planta entera de un edi- ral? La fe religiosa no solo sirve para soste- de Sesto San Giovanni, gua- ficio de apartamentos para hacer una iglesia. Claro, que su asombro se desvaneceria rida roja que merecio el apo- en el mismo instante en que, alzando los ner al hombre en la virtud sino tambien para Cinco anos antes del llamado al • Concilio Vaticano volverle al buen camino. cuando ha tenido la do de Pequefio StaJingrado, ojos, descubriese en lontananza la altura que demostro que sus oyentes, pa- cito la importancia de una actitud ecumenica en todo el le habia comunicado impulso y movimiento debilidad de caer, a pesar de las protestas rientes y amigos, eran si«nples mundo. Y ha resultado que muchas de sus ideas, expresadas pues, asi, veria que el trineo s61o se ie su conciencia. victimas de la gran mentira hace mucho tiempo estuvieron y estan bajo la consideration movia con fuerza prestada. Esto mismo ocurre (CONTINUARA) del comunisino. del Concilio."

June 28. 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pane 29 MIRAMAR: St Bartholomew, (Firemen's" CHAftL'OTft:" ?f, Cftarles fior- Recreation Hod, at Island Dr. andromeo, 7, 6, 9:30, 11; and <5 p.m. i Pembroke Rd) 8 9 10, 11, 12:15. PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. 1 MOORE HAVEN: St Joseph the Work- PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30, er, 10 10, 6:30 p.m. Timetable Of Sunday Masses NARANJA: St. Ann, 10,30 (Spanish) RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. King, 7, 10, 12. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, 9, ARCADIA: St. Paul. 7. II. Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11:30, Nativity, 6:',5. 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, St. Dominic (Fairlawn School) 7. 8, NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica, 12:30, 6 p.m. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. 8, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. 10:30, 11:30. AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, 9, 10, II. (Spanish). St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 1 0, 11. NORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7. 8, SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:30. 8:30, 10. St. Anthony, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 and St. John Bosco Mission (Tivoli Theatre), 5:30 p.m. St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12:15 and 9. 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. BELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10, 7 p.m. 9, 10:30, 12. SEBRING: St. Catherine, 7, 9:30, II. and 11:15 (Spanish). ( St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. St. James, 6, 7. 8. 9. 10 11. 12:15 HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8, St. Mary Chopel, 8:30. 9:30, 10:30, SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9, St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. 9:30 and 11. and 5:30 p.m. " BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, 11:30, 12:30 (Spanish). 10, 11, 12. 10:15 St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 8:30 Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. and 11:45 St. Michael, 6, 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 NORTH MIAMI BEACH: Sf Lawrence St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High BOCA RATON: St. Joan of Arc, 7, 9, FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, (Spanish), 11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- 7, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. School. 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11. 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12. INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo, 7:30, 9:30. JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 8 a.m.,ish), 7:30 p.m. Dade County Aud- NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare STUART: St. .Joseph, 7, 9, 11. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. itorium 9, 10:30. 12. 7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45, 12 and 5:30 p.m. VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30, 11 and 5:30 p.m. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 SS. Peter and Paul, 6:15, 7, 8, 9:15, OKEECHOBtE: Sacred Heart 9. Boys' WAUCHULA: St. Michael, 9. CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8, 11:30. FORT MYERS: St. Fronds Xavier, LABELLE: Mission, 10. 10:30, (10:30 — Spanish — School School, 10:30. WEST PALM BEACH: Blessed Martin, 10:30, 12. 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, Auditorium), 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish), OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady ot Perpetual 9:30. St. Cecilia Mission, 7 and 10. 8 a.m. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 830, LAKE WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6 7, 8, 5:30 (Spanish) and 7:30 (Spanish) Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. Holy Name, 7 9, 10:30, 12. FORT MYERS BEACH:' Ascension, 7:30, St. Timothy, 8, 9:30, 11, (Spanish), 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermons in 9:30. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. St. Philip (Bunche Park). 9. St. Ann. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12. Spanish and English). St. Luke, 7, 8:30", 10 and 11:30. 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. PAHOKEE: St. Mary 11:30. St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. FORT PIERCE: "St. Anastasia, 6:30, LEHIGH ACRES: St. Raphael (Admin- St. Vincent De Paul (Central High CORAL GABLES: Lime Flower (Audi- 7:30. istration Building) 8 10. PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 ON THE KEYS torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); Auditorium: 9, 10:30, 12. MARGATE: St. Vincent, 8, 10, 11:30. School Cafeteria: 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12and 6. (Spanish) PERRINE: Holy Rosary 7. 8 9:30 BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter': ssion. (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:15, 8, MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, MIAMI BEACH: St. Francis de Sales. 11, and 12:15. St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, 9, 10, 11, 12 and 7 p.m. 12, and 6 p.m. PLANTATON: St. Gregory 8, 9:30,11:15 and'12:15. 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. 8:30 and 10:30. HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, Corpus Christi, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 (Span- 7, 9, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. St. Bede, 8, 9:30 and 11. POMPAN'T BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8 MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo, 6:30, DANIA: Resurrection (Second St. and9, 10:30, 1 1:30 (Spanish). ish), 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, 12 and9:30, 11, 12:15. Fifth Ave.) 7, 8 ,9, 10, II and 12.(City Auditorium), 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30, 5:30 p.m. St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. 8:30. and 6:30 p.m. p.m. (Spanish). DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, II, 12,POMPANO SHORES: St Coleman, 7 PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30, 3t. Bernard Mission: 9, 10 (Spanish). Gesu, 5. 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30, 12:30. 8, 9:30 11, 1215 9, 11. (5109 N. Fed. H'way) 7, 8, 9:30, 11,St. John the Apostte, 6, 7, 8, ?, 10,Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. and 6 p.m. and 12. 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish), 5 p.m. andInternational Airport (International St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11. 12:30 DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, 6 p.m. Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- and 6 p.m. 8:30, 10 and 1 1. HOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 9 a.m. days). MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7 St. Mary of the Missions and St. FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10 Francis Xavier, 7, 8:30. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. & 11:30. St. Brendan, 7, 8, 9:IS, 10:30, 11:30, MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6 Blessed Sacrament (Case Funeral Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:3012:30, , and 5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- 7:30, 8:30, 9:30 10:30, 12 and I FUNERAL DIRECTORS Home), 6, 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30. 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. ish). 5:45 p.m. PARISH PHARMACIES •THE CATHEDRAL" Prescriptions — Drugs — Cosmetics GUIDE • FREE DELIVERY • PLUMMER. 640 N.E. 79th ST., MIAMI — Phone PL 4-4135 Your Guide To GOOD HEALTH Charles J. Hartley, Registered Pharrrtacist ST. PATRICK THIRTEEN FORTV-NINiI FUAGLER STREET. WEST "•" LITTLE FLOWER""" ST. THOMAS—— CLARK-SNYDER PHARMACY "Member C.D.A.—K of C—Holy Name" MAJORCA FIERTEL DRUGS, INC. PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ALTON ROAD AT 41st STREET THE FRIENDLY DRUGGIST JE 4-2978 REXALL DRUGS PROMPT DRUG DELIVERY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY FT. LAUDEBDALE FREE DELIVERY MO 7-1891 IMMACULATE CONCEPTION FUNERAL HI 8-2441 HI 6-9419 DELIVERY? Of Course — No Charge PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY HOMES 1735 Ponce De Leon 6557 BIRD ROAD Three Stores To Serve You — Complete Prescription Service Cored Gables MIAMI 515 E. 25th St 801 W. 49th St. 398 E. 41st St. 299 N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWARD BLVD. 691-0641 TU 8-3436 TU 8-4683 JA 2-28H LU 1-6100 DAN H. FAIRCHILD PHIL H. FAIRCHILD NIGHT EMERGENCY Ph. 821-0473 FUNERAL DIRECTORS 1 VISITATION HOLY FAMILY Jwia&dv OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY KRAEER FUNERAL HOME THE LIGGETT-REXALL STORE SANDY'S DRUGS R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director PHONE FREE TOP VALUE 1060 N.E. 163rd ST. — WI 7-2467 Ambulance Service NA 1-9961 DELIVERY STAMPS PROMPT FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 18315 N.W. 7th AVE., NORWOOD, MIAMI 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY - CORPUS CHRISTI' POMPANO BEACH, FLORIDA Phone WH 1-4113 EPIPHANY Sterling Rexall Pharmacy WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER O.K. DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIONS Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D. IRVING F. FELSKE. R. Ph. SODA — LUNCH — DRUGS — SUNDRIES — COSMETICS Your Complete Drug and Prescription Store RALPH S. MATTHEWS — Owner — 3832 N.E. 2 Ave. — PL 8-3252 MO 1-2661 •MARY MAGDALEN- Red Rd. & Dixie Hwy. Coral Gables 1480 N.W. 27th AVE. NE 4-8545

-JST. JAMES- 19400 COLLINS AVENUE. MIAMI BEACH Complete Prescription Department — Agency for Elizabeth Arden GOLDEN PHARMACY FREE Delivery Throughout Motel Area THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP. MARSHAL T. STERN, R. PH. C WI 7-6954 • WI 7-4411 CARL F. SLADE, F.D. FREE Delivery within the Parish. hone MU 1 4667 LIN4LLOF P " ST. AGNES COSMETICS 13265 N.W. 7th Avenue North Miami VERNON'S DRUGS CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HC..E CONSUMER GREEN STAMPS 658 So. Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne PHONE EM 1-5632 FREE DELIVERY 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 "PRESCRIPTIONS FIRST" — HARRY & DICK VERNON —— ST. LAWRENCE Phone WI 5-1131 ST. ROSE OF LIMA PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY DRUGS CENTER PHARMACY, INC. IN WEST HOLLYWOOD "FAMOUS FOR ?RESCRIPTIONS" 9727 N.E. SECOND AVE. lay Jacobs Ph. G. "Dedicated To The Health Oi Our Fine Community" 18100 N.E. 19th Ave. North Miami Beach Phones PL 1-6847 — PL 1-2924 FREE DELIVERY OF ALL YOUR DRUG STORE NEEDS

. OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP ————— • ST. PfflLIP*- DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Dartah'd OPA-LOCKA DRUGS (Greater Opa-Locka's Exclusive Helena Rubenslein Cosmetic Outlet) Member: /* SUNDRIES * PHOTO SUPPLIES • FILM DEVELOPING • MONEY ORDERS * BLUE STAMPS ST. STEPHEN'S 6100 Hollywood Blvd. Phone MU 1-3122 400 Opa-Locka Blvd. PARISH Phone YUkon 3-0857

Page 30 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida NO FAMILY TURNED AWAY •.idmardWHale FOR LACK OF FUNDS. 201 N. Federal Highway FUNERAL HOME HALLANDALE, FLORIDA Robert H. Greover PHONE WA 3-0273 3 Generations of Experience

, Largest Funeral Catholic Home in Dade County Cemeteries Catholic Owned and Managed

Edward F. McHale JOHNSON / FOSTER Prices to, satisfy FUNERAL HOME, INC. Every Family 1650 HARRISON ST.HOLLYWOOD,FLA.PHONE: WA 2-7511 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. of ihe Diocese \ "Neat the Cathedral" PL 1-7523 of Miami Leading Funeral Director HARRY B. WADHNGTGM Burial in a Catholic ; In Hollywood—140 S. Dixie Hwy. WA 3-6565 Cemetery is a Privilege In West Hollywood-- and an honor for those f 5801 Hollywood Boulevard VIII reasons why YU 3-6565 who persevere in the faith. \ Van Orsdel's is Miami's

Your family's burial [dare should most recommended reflect your faith. More and more PHILBRICK families today are choosing burial AMBULANCE SERVICE NOW AVAILABLE places in cemetery shrine areas that funeral service recall their own family devotions. FIAT RATE THROUGHOUT DADE COUNTY TO OR FROM ALL HOSPITALS Convenient Locations — four chapels, strate- NO EXTRA CHARGE V gically located for family and friends. Coral Gables • South Miami • Miami Shores -Miami Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery and 446-1616 667-2518 751-3616 373-6363 ALL TELEPHONE LISTINGS ~. ?~ More experienced —— Van Orsdel's -conducts s SEE INSIDE BACK COVER TELEPHONE DIRECTORY \ Queen of Heaven Cemetery offer II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade i 1 County . . . and posses savings developed Masses regularly for souls of those on to the families we serve. buried there. Al«o, Field Mass on Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful Memorial Day and All Souls Day. III chapels provide everything possible for com- G. D. PEDEN FUNERAL HOMES fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped with pews and kneeling rails. Complete Ambulance Service GAITHER D. PEDEN, Jr. Finest service — no compromise with qual- ity. Our best service always — to anyone —• FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND OWNER IV 8231 BIRD ROAD 9798 HIBISCUS ST. regardless of the amount spent — and we MIAMI 55, PERRINE guarantee our service. Telephone 226-1811 , Telephone 238-2724- Serving the Parishes of all Dade County, Personal attention — our staff trained to Florida. Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery is personally handle every problem, no matter ] 4 /2 mile* wc^t of Miami International Air- how difficult, every detail, no matter how port, at 11411 North West 25th Street, EMILIO C. MON small. TU 7-8293. P.O. Box ]27, Miami Springs 66, FUNERAL HOME Florida. Freedom of choice — every family may LADY ATTENDANT VI select a service price within their means — 1873 W, FLAGLER ST. no one has to plead charity to purchase PHONE FR 9-1697 any of our funerals — no questions are asked Formerly with one of Tampa's — and we use no selling pressure! Leading Funeral Homes. Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20 VII years. Serving the Parishes of Broward County, Florida. Queen of Heaven Cemetery is 4% \ . We offer all families a choice of over 60 miles north of Sunrise Blvd. at 1500 South Homelike Surroundings VIM different caskets, with the finest of funeral State Road #7, Pompano Beach, Florida. service .and facilities • • • complete in every detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. WEbeler 3-5544. P.O. Box 8575, Ft. Lauder- Dignified Friendly Service r- ' dale, Floiida. Prices To Meet Any Family Budget For Further Information CATHOLIC CEMETERIES CanCbM OF THE DIOCESE OF MIAMI, INC. MORTUARIES 6301 BISCAYNE BLVD. MIAMI, FLORIDA F.D. Jbuneral Home LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF PLaza 7-5714 Serving faithfully for over 60 years C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee 206 S.W. 8th Street FR 3-2111 For Further Information Call FR 3-5757

June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 31 CALL MISS PERRY AT PLAZA 4-2561 FOR CLASSIFIED...

PAINTING UPHOLSTERING VOICE INSTRUCTION OUR PARISH AULT AND SON FREE DECORATOR ASSISTANCE ST. JAMES' PARISH CLASSIFIED Painting and Paper Hanging Re-upholstery - Slip Covers - Drapes. Free YEAR 'ROUND TUTORING. PRIVATE For more than 40 years OR GROUP. ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS. Estimates by experienced Decorators. Fine The Name of Quality Workmanship at lowest prices. Quality Fabrics. RATES and AIR CONDITIONED STUDIO Better Work by Better Workmen INFORMATION CALL MU 5-2269 NOW. Member of St. Brendan CA 6-4831 Credit Terms. Unique Decorators. Wl 5-7402 3 Line Minimum Charge FURNITURE REFINISHED Count 5 Words Per Line Coaching for Broker and Salesmen PAINTING BY CONTRACT — ANY AREA INTERIOR — REASONABLE — EXTERIOR Death Notices — per inch $3.00 Real Esfafe Examination LICENSED & INSURED ALUMINUM I Time . . Per Lioe 60c Instructors VERNON L. GASSELL CALL 821-2906 CHAIRS * LOUNGES 3 Times Per Line 50c Thos. A. McCaffrey — Atty. Ferd A. Troeger — Realtor REWEBBEO 13 Consecutive 38 Coral Shopping Center PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR REPAIRED — REPLACED Times Per Line 40c Ft. Lauderdale LO 6-4612 Licensed, Insured, Clean, Reliable. LOW 26 Consecutive Unlimited Instruction RA1E. Call FRANK 696-3824 Free Pickup & Delivery Times Per Line 35c TRIPLE R, INC. 52 Consecutive BUSINESS SERVICES Painting, inside - outside, any size job. 13140 W. Dixie Hwy. PI " r381 Times Per Line 30c Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member ,n DT SAME RATE as 2 Custom Draperies and Bedspreads St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. IU rl lines_ordinary type Free Estimate 621-9801 FOR SALE OT SAME RATE AS 3 H FENCE FOR SALE rl lines ordinary type ELECTRICIANS Painting. Interior & exterior. Reasonable. 1 8 DT SAME RA.TE as 4 Call"John, 621-3598. 10 r I • lines ordinary type FREE ESTIMATES M[NNET ELECTRIC SERVICES CHAIN—LINK—WOOD—CONCRETE Specializing in Repair, Remodeling PLUMBING FENCING AT ITS BEST! SAME RATE as 5 LO 6-7521 OR LU 3-2198 Ft. Laud. F.H.A. FINANCING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS. *)A DT FElKE AND GARDEN CENTER. PH. 888-5193 [_l\ | | . lines ordinary type McCORMICK - BOYETT L. A. (ART) WESSELS — ELECTRICAL Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE BOAT EQUIPMENT CONTRACTING. ALL AREAS IN DADE CO. We specialize in plumbing repairs NO EXTRA CHARfJETOR CAPS -Wiring for Air Condition, Rewiring, 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. Repairs, Electric Range, Dryers, Day PL 7-0606 CALL PLaza 4-2561 Water Heater Repair Service. TU 8-1556 Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 HAVE A SERVICE Pubhshed Every Friday Deadline Tuesday, 2 p.m. EXTERMINATORS TO OFFER? For Friday Edition. PHIL PALM PLUMBING "The Voice" will not be responsible for Home Guaranteed Free! of Little Roaches. TELL YOUR FRIENDS more than one incorrect insertion. In REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS the event of any error in an advertise- $1.98 or 99c a month. TU 8-6112. ment on the part of the publisher, it will CALL PLAZA 8-9896 IN THE VOICE! furnish the advertiser a letter sa worded SIGNS as to explain the said error and the HOUSEHOLD SALE publisher shall be otherwise relieved from responsibility thereof. LIGHT YOUR WAY 1 Priced For Quick Sale —No Legal or Political Ads- - to better business 1 HOT POINT APARIMENT SIZE RANGE ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. 1 STAUFFER EXERCISING CHAIR ANNOUNCEMENTS Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 1 CARPENTER LEVEL 6 FT.x8" EARLY AMERICAN 2955 N.W. 75th St. 1 SINGER ELECTRIC VACUUM SWEEPER Miami, Fla. WHEN YOU'RE PLANNING A 254 N.E. 1 RD. HOMESTEAD WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, PHONE Cl 7-2525 ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE LUNCHEON, PARTY, ETC. 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Call MU 5-1564 CEMETERY LOTS HI 3-5515. Service - Repairs - Sales. HI 3-5515 CATHOLIC SALESMAN PATIOS, DRIVES, walks. KEYSTONE, color, WELL DRILLING 109 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. EXPERIENCED OR INEXPERIENCED . any size job. Quality work. Free estimate. *&* MU 8-2151 SACRIFICE. 4 graves. Southern Memorial Park, FOR FINE INSURANCE COMPANY WELLS DRILLED UP TO 4" Catholic section. Saturday, Sunday or eve- EMPLOYMENT TO SELL HEALTH, ACCIDENT HOME REPAIR Licensed, Insured, in Dade Co. All wells nings. 2520 SW 21 Ter. HELP WANTED — FEMALE AND LIFE INSURANCE guaranteed 1 yr. Neil Conway. MO 5-1209 COMMISSION BASIS LEADS FURNISHED All types of home repair, also screening re- INTERESTING POSITION! Send Resume of Sales Background. pair. No job too small. ROY, Member Epiphany Must Be Able To Stand Investigation. Parish, CE 5-6434. ROOFS — PRESSURE CLEANED "House Shop" in If you are a proficient and accurate Write THE VOICE, BOX #5 6301 BISCAVNE BLVD. typist. Have some knowledge of stencil LAWN MOWER SERVICE ROOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED The Voice for . and mimeograph, are alert and willing MIAMI $14.95 - ANY SIZE ROOF this is your opportunity. Congenial MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Licensed and Insured. HI 4-1627 Real Estate Bargains POSITIONS WANTED Authorized Service and Parts Co-workers. Many fringe benefits. Salary Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding open. In your reply include Phone Mature widow, housekeeper for Rectory, Ex- TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU perienced. Well recommended. Write Box 3635 RUG CLEANING VACATION Number. Box 12 The Voice 6301 Bis- 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 Lantana Fla. 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 cane Blvd., Miami. Rugs Cleaned — in your Home, or our Plant FOR SE8RING — ERNIE'S MOTEL. Kitchenettes. MIKE'S RUG CLEANING - Swimming. Fishing FRI. P.M. to SUN. P.M. BOOKKEEPER MANAGE APT. HOUSE Uncle Tom's Garden Supply Dade PL 8-7894 Broward YU 9-7811 SOFT LUSTROUS HAIR . . . $10 Couple. St. Catherine's Parish. Capable business woman willing to manage Lawnmotver Rental and Repairs Double entry up through trial balance. N.E. small apt. house for free rent. Write Box #8 Large Selection PLANTS and SHRUBBERY LUXURIOUS SHAMPOOING location. Pays $300 per month. 5 Day week, CHILD CARE' The Voice. fc301 Bisc. Blvd. 2105 E. 4th Ave., Hialeah — 888-8832 paid vacation, holidays, insurance and hos- Give your Rugs & Carpets a pital. Give age, phone and full experience High school student will sit with your active HELP WANTED INSTRUCTORS LAWN MAINTENANCE 'NEW LOOK' — For ESTIMATE details. Write Box #9. CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 . boys or will help with invalid gentleman. The Voice, 6301 Biscayne Blvd.N •"'••* Prefer C. Grove. Area. MO 7-9498. • Earn Extra Money Spare Time, Teach- HARPERS LANDSCAPING SERVICE HELP WANTED FEMALE ing Professional Make-Up Tech- MOW AND EDGE — $5 AND UP niques. New Training Class Start- CALL JIMMIE CA 1-8230 ROOFING LOANS Housekeeper for elderly couple, live in. Give ing Immediately. Call MO 1-4137 age and references. Box 10, The Voice,'6301 Before 10 A.M. DIAM0N0 — JEWELRY — SILVER Biscavne Blvd.. Miami. RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S.W. SEC- LEAKS — TILES REPAIRED $4 UP LOANS TO '$600! LOW LEGAL RATES. TION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS. HOME IMPROVEMENT LICENSED & INSURED ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO. HALPERT'S JEWELERS APPLIANCE REPAIRING LAWN SPRINKLERS FREE ESTIMATES CA 1-6671 449 Pan American Bank Building BREEZEWOOD 18 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE Free estimates,' gas, electric appliances. ALLIED LAWN (MEMBER OF ST. BRENDAN PARISH) Expert Work. Reasonable. Matt's 691-8363. ESTATES SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Lots 75x130 BUILDERS Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells Installed, Serviced & Maintained Williams Roofing all types ADDITIONSrREPAIRS—ALL TYPES SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 ONLY ^«7v FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE Gutters, Solars. Repairs our specialty. A. J. CONTRACTING CO. Free Est. CA 1-0904 • HI 8-6102. Licensed & Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL. CALL MU 8-4661 DOWN Let Us Prove Our Low Cost To You. MONTH CALL TONY Wl 7-3989 OR VELVET LAWN SERVICE — WHITE JACK NA 1-3326 BISCAYNE PARK, MIAMI SHORES OR JOHN'S ROOFING A beautiful Home NORTH MIAMI AREAS. CALL Leaky Roofs Repaired. Community in the BUILDING REPAIRS PL 8-8675 or 945-9307 $5 Up. Expert Work CA 6-2790 — HI 8-6102 malting—13 miles AL - The Handyman Enclose carports, painting,' SERViSOFT | south of Ocala in jalousies, carpentry, masonry & Flowers . . Florida's great household repairs. No job too small. REG. U.S. PAT. OFF. are the Horse county -.— Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 ^Plumbing Repair Service SOFT WATER SERVICE 1251 lots sold with- TONY THE HANDYMAN Perfect out advertising on a-low-cost Memorial Electric, plumbing, carpentry, -less than 300 left. masonry, jalousies, painting. PLaza 7-0606 Free Brochure with full Install air conditioners. Wl 7-4256 • PHONE FOK DETAILS \ color' picture of each •-! CLIP NA 4-7552 SAVE '"I Anthony's block. Write or see us ' ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE today — You may never ROOFS CLEANED PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 HI 3-5515 FLOWERS have such an opportunity again. 109 SAN LARENZO $4 C up to 1000 square feet PL 1-6050 U FR 3-8125 — YU 9-3737 McCormick-Boyelf Plumbing Co. CORAL GABLES 11603 N.E. 2nd Ave. Tile & Gravel White Coated $55 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA. FREE DELIVERY IN Licensed, Insured, Guaranteed 36 SUBURBS and HOLLYWOOD "WE SOFTEN THE WATER FOR YOU" _ CLIP Wl 7-6465- SAVE ,„

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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SALE HOMES N.E. HOMES RENT HIALEAH HOMES FOR SALE S.W. HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES APTS. FOR RENT N.E.

TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ST. ROSE OF LIMA Furnished cottage near St. John Church, bus Walk To St. Brendans. 3 Bedroom 2 WALK TO ST. THERESA On 62 Model Kinsman Organs and shopping. Reasonable. 1 bedroom furn. or unfurn. apt. desirable Near School, Shopping, 3 Bedroom Bath CBS. Corner Fenced Lot. Land- LARGE HOUSE AND LOT. REASONABLE. location. Near bus and shopping. Ideal foi THIS WEEK SPECIAL 2 Bath. Florida Room, Air Cond. Call 821-0201 scaped. As LOW As $500 Down. FHA BLOND WURLITZER CONSOLE PIANO. CALL HI 6-2879 2618 COLUMBUS BLVD. retired person or couple. 12210 NE 10 Ave Pianos and Organs of Brand Names. $18,500. Owner 500 N.E. Ill St. PL 4-9391 5V4%' At $100 Per Month Or Buy PL 8-7702. FREE PRACTICE ROOM AND TEACHER . HOMES FOR SALE S.W. Existing Equity In G.I. 4Vj% NEW AND USED PIANOS OF POPULAR MAKES Loan At $88^Per Month. Available $450 DOWN — NO QUALIFYING For Immediate Occupancy. 8270 Buy-Trade-Service-Tune or Rent Owner Needs Larger Home. Sell 3 bedroom Convenient 1o St. Brendan's. Colonial 3 $68 PER MONTH — 3 BEDROOM C.B.S. 1 BEDROOM furn. duplex. Fla. room, Neat Max Lewis' Ace T.V. 11500 MW 7 Ave. 688-2596 2 balh, screened porch. Annunciation Parish. bedroom 2 bath. V.A. 4%. $15,800 Balance. S.W.-35 Ter. Owner CA 1-3845. 9940 S.W. 53 ST. Unfurnished. $11,500. 1230 N.E. 206 St. Holy Family Church. $110 yearly, including 8971 S.W. 21st St. CA 1-6899. utilities, Washer. 1430 NE 147 St. Wl 5-5128. ALLEN ORGANS 645-3129 QUALITY DUPLEX 4% G.I. FOR CHURCH OR HOME $89 Per Month pay all. Income $195. WALK TO SCHOOL Well kept, quiet area, near Gables. $8,400 2 Bedrm. Country Home Lot 75'xl94' APTS. FOR RENT N.W. • OVERBROOKMl/IUSIC STORE 3 Bedroom 2 Bath. Near St. Brendan and Septic tank, well. No taxes. Near Holy Rosary- EXCLUSIVE REP FOR BROWARD COUNTY VISITATION PARISH $2,000 Loss at $17,500. Owner pays FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA JA 4-2628 Banyan School. Low down payment, take over Closing Costs. NA 4-8074 Church, shopping center, school, - movies, Lady in distress with children needs to sell 4'/2% G.i. Mtge. Owner. 8461 S.W 30th St ocean. $4,500 Cash, $42 month. East of US Air conditioned large 1 bedroom furn. auts 1 block to The Cathedral. Reasonable. CBS 4 bedroom 2 bath home. $1,000 worth 226-5688. Homes For Rent N. Miami Beach #1 at 184 St. to 98 Ave. No. 182-20. 16 HAVE A SERVICE of extras. Best offer. $79 Month. Totai Price miles So. of Miami. Bon Apts. 60 N.W. 76th Street TO OFFER? $12,000. TELL YOUR FRIENDS Holy Family Parish. 2 Bedroom IN THE VOICE! McNICHOLAS REALTY PL 1-7592 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Large Fla. Furnished CBS Home. Screened APTS. FOR RENT S.W. Room. Walk To Shopping and Bus. 7927 N.W. 7th AVE. Porch & Patio. 1644 N.E. 160 St. Wl 7-2727 NEAR ST. THERESA FOR SALE St. Brendans Area. $700 Down, 3 Room cottage furnished. Business couple FHA Financing. Four (14x17) bedrooms, 2 baths, tremendous 445 SW 24 Road. Poudle puppies. Champion sired miniature HOMES FOR SALE NO. MIAMI BCH. Holy Family Parish. 2 Bedroom furnished living room (19x26) with fireplace, formal beauties. $50. Wl 5-7010. CBS home. Screened porch and patio. 1644 dining room (18x22), targe Florida room in Holy Family Parish. CBS, Tile $900 down, $152 monthly (Covers all). Buys N.E. 160 St. Wl 7-2727. $100 mo. plus util. (14x26), 26' screened porch to the ultra- ROOMS Business Opportunities Roof,. Corner 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Large iovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on profes- deluxe built-in formica kitchen with dining Kitchen, Fla. Room, Utility Room sionally landscaped, fenced 1/2 acre. Close to parochial & public schools. Shopping HOMES FOR RENT—N.E. area. Servant's Apt.!!, This home is gracious Large room twin beds, air cond., private Food Market, Established 15 Years, For And Carport. Seaview Awnings. 2 living for family and entertaining! 2 Car bath & entrance, has own screened porch. Sale Due To Retirement. Easy Operation. center and buses. Furn. or unfurn G I loan PL 8-5836. Reverse Cycle Airconditioners, CE 5-6936 garage. Air-Cond. units, % sprinklered acre Low Rent, Good Lease. Price $8,000. Your Sprinkler System, Fenced In Yard For IN VISITATION PARISH on beautiful tree-lined street! Good terms! Initial Investment Back In 10 Months. 3 Bedroom 2 bath furnished home. $125 Children. Close To Shopping And DOROTHY B. FLYNN, REALTOR ROOM & BOARD NE 4-9161 9 A.M. To 6 P.M. Sunday 9 A.M. Schools. $18,000. Open From 11 A.M. To Month. To 1 P.M. "House Shop" in 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hours) 5 P.M. 1140 NE 153 Terr. Or Call For The Voice for THIS HOME IS A BEAUTY! Appointment. Wl 7-0393. Real Estate Bargains McNICHOLAS REALTY PL 1-7592 Will soon have room & board REAL ESTATE 7927 N.W. 7th AVE. HOUSE SALE OR RENT SO. MIAMI for elderly person. $85 Month. Cl 7-7186 HOMES FOR SALE GOLDEN SHORES HOME FOR SALE — MIAMI AREA MARY MULLEN, Realtor 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS AND DIVIDED KIT- Lots — Homes — Acreage — Rentals Beautiful Home, Near The Bay & Ocean. Air- CHENETTE. BEDROOM QUARTERS SUITABLE SPECIAL — SOFA BEDS — $39.95 also FHA S, VA RE-SALES Cond., Heated. Priced To Sell Under $20 000 FOR MAID, NURSE OR GUESTS. ON LARGE HUB CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 7349 S.W. 8th STREET - CA 6-1311 Write Voice, Box #3, 6301 Biscayne Blvd. LOT ACROSS FROM EPIPHANY CHURCH. RENT 7640 N.W. 7th AVE. PL 8-940S $150 MONTH OR SELL FOR $24,500. We also BUY & SELL used furniture WILLIAM C. MURPHY, Realtor HOMES FOR SALE N.W. WHY PAY RENT? 5720 S.W. 84th STREET MO 1-0365 Member - Corpus Christi Parish 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. NE 5-2955 APT. RENT WEST HOLLYWOOD HAVE A SERVICE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den. Air Cond. VA-FHA RESALES TO OFFER? RENTALS — MANAGEMENT St. James, 2 Blocks. $76 Mo. $2,000 TELL YOUR FRIENDS LISTINGS WANTED Down. 265 N.W. 131 St. MU 1-6096 Down payment as low as $100. Monthly payments as low Duplex — 2 Bedroom, Built-in Oven, Screened IN THE VOICE! DICK BROOKS — REALTOR — 688-6638 porch, utility room. Near Dade County Line. as $48 which includes taxes and insurance. Larger homes UN 3-2487 - UN 6-3236. HOMES WANTED Near Biscayne College & Pace High. 2 with this low down payment available. Phone FRonklin 1-3592 Bedroom Duplex Or 4 Bedroom. Screened Let us help you sell your house or duplex. 2 Bedroom Furnished Apt. Airconditioner Investment and Residential We need and appreciate your listings. Call Porch, Attractive Yard. Price $13,500 15621 N.W. 28 Ct. Opa-Locka. NA 1-6496 In Living Room. $125 Month. Properties Sandy Halliday PL 4-8637. BILL REILLY, Realtor 917 S.W. 4 Terr. Call, 923-3934. SYLVAN MAXWELL, REALTOR VA MANAGEMENT BROKER OF SOUTH DADE AREA SERGE GOMEZ INCOME PROPERTY MIAMI BEACH APTS. FOR RENT MIAMI SHORES ^ —Realtors 4 units — 2-2 bedrm. and 2-1 bedrm, apts., NORWOOD CE 8-1481 234 Biscoyne Blvd.. Miami furn. 2 blocks to beach & shopping. Owner Large furnished 3 room apt. Near St. Rose. 421-77 St., M.B., UN 6-3946. Asplit level, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. $18,500 PL 8-8167, after 6 P.M. 1001 NW 185 Drive. INCOME PROPERTY N.W. 7 Units — home & income on 3 lots. Suitable tor day school, nursery, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den. Aircond., Oak or home for the aged. Fenced. Floors. St. James, 2 Blocks. REDUCED Owner, FR 9-7410 — PL 7-4464. To $15,700. Flexible Terms. 265 N.W. The Best Car Values For The 131 St. MU 1-6096. INCOME PROPERTY

YOUR PRICE HOME Near Biscayne College. Lovely 3 Bedroom, BEST TRADES, 2 Bath On Fenced Corner Lot. $1,000 Down. Are Found In The VOICE J. A. O'BRIEN REALTY $12,099 Total. Call, MU 1-0383. YU 9-2096 — EVES YU 3-4428 608,1 Washington St., W. Hollywood PRICES and 1) — 5 Bedroom, 3 Bath $14,000 SACRIFICE MUST GO NORTH 2) _ Furn. Duplex and Efficiency .. $7,500 Only $400 down, $80 mo., buys completely 3) — 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Pool .... $16,000 furnished 3 bedroom 2 bath with many extras. 4) — Furnished 2 Bedroom, Fla. Room $9,500 Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Near Visitation Parish and School. 345 N.W Michael J. Beyle 5) — Lots And Acreage Priced To Sell! 190th St. 621-0086 after 7 P.M. STOCK General Manager " New ear Sales Mir. OFFICE AND STORAGE 30x60' Little Flower "« ASK FOR . •*• Epiphany Plus 2 bedroom home. 136-140 NW 57lti Ave. ST. MICHAEL PARISH Coral Gables South Miami GOOD TERMS MO 5-4608 2 Bedroom CBS. Fla. room, garage, air- conditioners, many exlras. Near buses, shop- LIQUIDATION APARTMENTS FOR SALE ping. Corner 4051 N.W. 2nd St. Owner HI 8-4944. CHOICE N.E. LOCATION 4 Apts. — 1 Furnished. East Of Biscayne '\CKFIt Blvd. Income, $4,260. Cash Needed, $7,000. qualifying. Total, $28,500. Call, 377-1118. $900 Down, no St. Michael's ENTIRE INVENTORY OF NEW "ON THE TRAIL" Parish. M'x28' Fla. Room, laree modern AMERICAS LARGEST 1OTS FOR SALE FT. LAUDERDALE kitchen, garage. 2 Blks. to Central Shopping AND USED CARS PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8-ST. MIAMI Plaza. 3884 N.W. 5 St. DETROIT* FLINT- MIAMI Choice Acre. Cleared With Mango Trees. 1918 SW 30 Terr. LU 1-2697 NEW '63 FORD FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE HOMES FOR SALE BOCA RATON $950 DOWN LET us show you beautiful homes 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home with 12x24 Florida in this College City. Contact room. Corner lot near Visitation Church & All Models •— Factory Fresh — Some Air Cond. ORYAL E. HADLEY, Realtor School. BILL USSERY MOTORS. INC. Owner, NA 1-2920 400 E. Palmetto Park Rd. Ph. 395-2244 •> MERCEDESBENZ V HOMES FOR SALE FT. LAUDERDALE HIGHEST TRADES _ BEST TERMS Walk to St. Mary's Cathedral •S "WjORLD'S FINEST MOTOR CAR'' S 5 Blocks from Our Lady Queen of Mariyrs. Frame Home and Cottage 3 bedroom, 2 bath custom built. 3O'xl5' liv- Reasonable Terms ing room. Fenced yard, sprinklers. $98. Prin- 7720 NW 2nd Court cipal & interest. No qualifying or closing costs. Reduced to $17,900. 2931 S.W. 5 Ct. STUDE LU 3-6390 FRED WARNOCR $500 DOWN or less. 4 bedroom, 2 baths. N6 Near Our Lady Sueen of Martyrs Tri-level 4 Furn. or unfurn. Wall to wall carpeting. bedroom, 2 bath. Price, $19,500. 849 W. Call, NA 1-0176 1300 N. Federal Hwy. Homestead AUSTIN HEALEY Dayton Circle. LU 3-3272. MORRIS Near Our Lady Queen of Martyrs. 3 Bedroom Lovely 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath CBS with Cl 7-5112 CE 5-0673 custom home. Carpeting, draperies and re- separate Den and Patio. Corner fenced frigerator included. Vinyl floor in kitchen. yard. Air Cond. Etras. $20,600. SPRITE Enr'^eo garage. $15,000. LU 1-8551. 871 N.W. 174th ST. -NA 4-1668 I A. F. "Bud" Shannon SELECT S FOR SALE N.E. GENERAL MGR. "Butch Streaker Epty)hony, South Miomi St. Dominic Ever thought of going USED CRUISING SEE JOE CARS from your own backyard? If your an- swer is yes, come out and see my Beth a family sedan and a sports car! beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. SAVE You've read about it . . . heard about it. It has a florida room, garage and Now it's here! The is loaded with extras. We do expect at South Florida's NIG Sports Sedan — two cars in one, for some cash. most progressive Dodge denier one low price. $ JOE TURSE, Mgr. "Mitch" Mitchell 1,785 P.C.E. Member Nativity Parish St. Thomas But the reduction in price from $32,000 to $26,000 For Finest In Sport Car Selections, Call Above Men makes this a tremendous buy for FOR INFORMATION For Their Assistance In Helping You Select The Car Of Your Choice. THE CALL BARKER & WEEKS man who has the vision to take MOTOR COMPANY BILL TJSSERY MOTORSilNG. advantage of this excellent offer. Home 0/ the 5 YEAR 50,000 MILE WARRANTY The house is located on South Biscayne HI 6-0825: MO 6-2566 ' 109 N.E. 79th Street 815 IV. Federal Highway - Hollywood 8835 So. Dixie Hwy. FROM MIAMI HOLLYWOOD 297 Almeria Ava. RIVER PL 4-2571 Phone Wl 5-2113 Phone WA 2-3435 Coral Gobies South Miami,* Florida Drive. Call owner af 681-5512. June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 33 . D. BALL Must Sell

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THESE CARS ON SALE BEGINNING 8 A.M., THURS. 9000 N.W. 7th AVENUE, MIAMI PL 1-9711 » WE HAVE 70 MORE BEAUTIFUL Al USED CARS Page 34 June 28, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Come in.... THE Best CAR VALUES Are Found In The VOICE LOOK AROUND To Say AT THESE I

TOP VALUE I CORAL. WAY USED CARS SUF|fr THE ALL NEW, BIRD ROAD OVER-KEYS MARKET EXCITING ^63 I MOTORS, INC. ® FORD DEALER AU Z ED VOLKSWAGEN DEZ R Are you Tired ... of being subjected CHEVROLET to false, misleading and exaggerated rv DEEU . automobile advertising. At OVER-KEYS we have nothing to I rn FORD -f- offer but our usual Policy of Present- ing (rood Serviceable automobiles properly reconditioned and guaran- teed ... at what cnr customers tell OF MIAMI'S us are very reasonable prices. FINEST GARS FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED CARS WORLD'S FINEST CHEVROLET DEALER '63 Volvo PI800. Air $3388 '63 Cadillac El Dorado Convertible. Air 5988 See one of these '63 Boick Riviera. Air 4488 courteous '62 Olds '98' Holiday. Air .. 3488. representatives '62 Nova 400 Chevy II Wagon. Air 2188 for the BUY of a R. F, fogarty CO rAUCT deluxe «-Door with — PICK UP TRUCK — '61 Ponliac 4-Door Hardtop. : President . J£ I VOTE I automatic transmis- lifetime orta . l sion and radio - here is your chance Air 2388 '59 CHEVROLET ^V^i Brand New 1963 Church..- pfctfie,- to save that 1st year's $<• f?fl|K paint. Custom Cab, Radio — 5QQC depreciation A©«F«* '61 Chevrolet Impala. Air .. 1988 Chevrolet, Corvair, 'f Epiphany.? extra good buy **w I '62 B.iick Electra '225'. Air .. 2288 ' Super s p o r1 '59 Cadillac Sedan de Ville. ClHeyy 11/ or''-••'-'•%,V ^™" ftIR CONDITIONED Convertible in I Arctic White with red leather bucket Air 2488 ^Corvette, .'./• :-•*>.> I 62 COMET Automatic trans- j seats, Power Glide, Power Steering, '58 Cadillac 4-Door Radio anil heater — S5^OC Robert Hofffliiah I mission, vinyl interior, Radio and Hardtop. Air I B88 I heater - Beat the heat $« Real sharp fc<*^i lonly * '57 Olds '98' Holiday. Air . . 7S8 2Door Radio, LOWER PRICES '62 CHEVY i! heater and that j economical standard drive — sharp i LATE MODEL PRE-OWNED CARS HIGHER TRADES polar white $1^QK '£7 DAMRIED Classic Custom and like new *1*3 '62 Corvette. 4-speed $3488 TAILOR-MADE TERMS OZ KAnDLtK 4-Boor Sedan in Beige with automatic transmis- 'Ai PASTAM Deluxe 2-Door Sta- | '62 Ponliac Bonneville sion — really a beautiful little 01 IHLlUn tion Wagon, utility Convertible 2988 car — S atid economy with standard drive — Showpoomi: No. Miami Ave. at 21st St. FR 7-2601 A real buy ... 1535 White with red and white S«^A| '62 Pont.iac Catalina interior and radio ..: A&*J-% 4-Door Wagon 2388 Utecf can: 3011 N.W. 36th ST. NE 5-2582 '62 Dodge Lancer 1588 Se c Shar|11 '62 Chevrolet Super '61 VOLKSWAGEN Zw I'62 MONZAB laT-with Au- Sport Hardtop 2488 I Mint Green with white leather interior tomatic, Radio and I— has push-button radio 31^€|C I heater, WSW tires '62 Chevrolet Super Sport and is extra clean A>ig pany enthusiast — 5 \ f»Qg '61 Olds F-85 1688 A best buy today ^"K# See this 1OT9 — LAiNDAU — '61 Valiant Hardtop 1388 FLAGLER PLYMOUTH Tb e '61 Chevrolet Impala DIRECT FACTORY PLYMOUTH DEALER '60 RAMBLER rof-Sjt.: '62 THUNDERBIRD padded top tone white over red — Standard drive over ebony black — Has allthe extras Convertible 20S8 HOWARD COSTELLO 5600 w. FLAGLER ST., MIAMI and extra !AJB including Factory Air $ '60 Pontiac 4-door Hardtop 1588 I ready ^*t«# Conditioning - extra special '60 Chevrolet Convertible. Sharp 1588 '60 Olds Super Convertible 1488 '59 Ford Galaxie 988 FOREIGN CARS BUD'S CADILLACS NOW IS THE TIME SAME LOCATION FOR 14 YEARS '63 MG Midget $1788 TO BUY A NEW CAR) '63 Sprite 1788 JACK CUMMING, MGR. * '62 Volkswagen Sedan St. Rose Of Lima Parish Sunroof 1788 SAVE . . . SHOP '62 Austin Healy 300 2488 'A1 f Anil I AT Sedan De Ville. '62 Austin Healy Sprite 1588 bl lADILLAl Factory SACQC 3 BLKS WEST OF PALMETTO EXPRESSWAY '61 Alpine 1688 Ail. Full Power HJJJ THE VOICE WAY '61 Volkswagen 1388 'Ai fAMIIAf* Sedan De Vilje. 8200 BIRD ROAD CA 6-6060 '61 Austin Healy Sprite ... 1188 01 IAUILLAI Factor, 5OCQC '61 Anglia 788 Air. All Power JJJJ 'Li t AMI I kt Sedan, White. Black "61 Hillman. 4000 Miles 888 01 lAUiLLAl and '60 MGA 1388 White Interior. Factory Air .. '60 Volkswagen Sedan 1288 '59 Prefect 488 '61 CADILUC K Air. All Power '59 Triumph 288 SAVE HUNDREDS '59 TR-3 •.. 1388 'ki rAltlll kf Sedan. De Ville. 01 lAIMLLAl Beige. %-iCQC '57 Hillman 388 Factory Air JJ7J

'60 CADILLAC \°Te CE 5-9521 Full Power. Factory Air 'f>(l rANHAf 4 Window Sedan OH IALHLLAI De vine S7QQC 1963 OVER-KEYS Factory Air L1JJ '59 CADILLAC If/;,' 'ty'Ji OUR LOT IS BUSTIN' WITH ALL MODELS and COLORS MOTORS, INC. Blue. Factory Air ZJ7J VOLKSWAGEN '58 CADILLAC M^ % Air. White-Blue Top U AUTHORIZED X. L. KESSLER Sales • Service '58 CADILLAC Mir RICHARD (Dick) KESSLER Parts Power. Factory Air ]/2 Mile No. of Perrine Members of St. Coleman Parish 16215 So. Federal Hwy. 3130 S.W. 8th St. 943 S. Federal Hwy., Pompano Beach HI 4-8433

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