HALT WAR, POPES PLEA TO WORLD LEADERS Peace Messages To LBJ, ^VOICJB Russia, China And Viets Weekly Publication of the Diocese of Miami THE VOICE BY JAMES C. O'NEILL P.O. Box 1059 VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope Paul VI made peace his first concern of Covering the 16 Counties of South Florido Miami, Fla. 33138 the new year by sending personal messages to the leaders of the U.S., the So- Return Requested viet Union, Communist China and North and South Viet Nam to urge them to . Price $5 a year ... 15 cents a copy work for a settlement of the Vietnamese war. Separate messages were sent to Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny, Red VOL. VII, NO. 43 JANUARY 7, 1966 China's chieftain Mao Tse-tung, President Ho Chi Minh of North Viet Nam and Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu, leader of the South Viet Nam government. DURING LATE APRIL On Christmas the Pope had sent messages to the North and Bishop Carroll Will Lead South Viet Nam leaders thank- ing them for their "pacific ges- Pilgrimage To Polish Shrine ture" in agreeing to a 30-hour Christmas truce in the Vietna- Bishop Coleman F. Carroll pilgrimage to Our Lady's sacred mese fighting. has announced that he will lead shrine in Poland." a pilgrimage celebrating Po- Bishop Carroll continued, "I The following day, at his us- land's One Thousand Years of pray that many will join me in ual Sunday noon appearance at Christianity in late April. this holy pilgrimage." his window overlooking St. Peter's Square, the Pope re- Bishop Carroll will guide Cath- Poland considers itself a Christian nation from the mo- peated his peace appeal to the olics to the shrine of the Virgin ment when its first King, Duke world, urging everyone to make of Jasna Gora in Czestochowa Mieszko, accepted Baptism pri- the achievement of peace a for the national Millennium cel- or to marrying the Catholic New Year-'s resolution. ebration on May 3. Princess Dabrowka on March 7, 966. The king's retinue, entire The next day, the Vatican The pilgrimage will then con- army, and many others followed City newspaper reported that tinue on to Rome from May 12 in his example. The birth and Pope Paul had also appealed to to 1G. baptism of Poland are traced President Lyndon B. Johnson In announcing his plans, Bish- to this one single event. "not to overlook any favorable op Carroll said, "In order to occasion, however slight," to fittingly celebrate the rich gift The event was followed by bring about peace in Vietnam. of faith shared by the Polish the establishment of a diocese The appeal was made in a people throughout the world, I in Poland by Pope John XIII. written message to Arthur J. am very pleased to sponsor a (Continued on Page 4) Goldberg, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, who was sent as a special envoy to see 7966 MODEL the Pope by President Johnson on Dec. 29. The Vatican City newspaper Development Fund Drive L'Osservatore Romano said that a written message had Opens At Dinner Tonight been handed to Ambassador Opening guns in the Diocesan lished in later editions of The Goldberg before he left Rome Development Fund Campaign Voice. for Paris. While its contents for 1966 will be fired tonight "Volunteer Sunday" will be were not given by L'Osserva- (Friday) at a dinner in Hotel January 30. At that time priests tore Romano, the Vatican press Everglades, down-town Miami. will deliver appeals at evsry office noted: Present will be members of Mass in all churches of the Dio- "Verbally the Holy Father, the advisory board, pastors of cese. At least 10,000 volunteer pleased by the truce taking all churcrhes throughout the Dio- workers will be required during place in Vietnam, recommend- cese all regional coordinators the campaign and each parish ed with all the ardor of his and all regional chairmen. is expected to fill its entire pastoral concern not to neglect quota. anything which might bring Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, minds closer together, not to Then on Sunday, February 6, who is executive chairman of overlook any favorable occa- the campaign, has appointed sermons will be delivered at all sion, however slight, to come Frank Rooney, prominent lay Masses in the Diocese explain- STATUE OF HOLY MOTHER AND CHILD is carried by a U. S. soldier from church at leader, contractor and builder, tContinued on Page 4) Binh Tan in South Viet Nam to an evacuation helicopter. (Continued on Page 2) as general chairman, with Ray- mond F. Fogarty and James W. ' .," . • • • .; • ! • ••• - McCaughan as co-chairmen. Thanks For The Christmas Diocesan coordinator will be jMonsignori To Be Vested In Purple Robes! sr Neil J. Flemming, di- Eight newly elevated Papal Msgr. Dominic Barry, Officialis, O'Shea, Diocesan Director of Jr of the Society for the Cards, Men In Viet Say L Chamberlains and Domestic pastor, Immaculate Conception the Radio and Television Com- Propagation of the Faith and South Florida Catholics have "I would like to take this mission and pastor, St. Mary Prelates will be invested in the parish, Hialeah; and the Right pastor of St. Lawrence Church, responded generously to an ap- opportunity to say, for myself Magdalen parish, Miami Beach. North Miami Beach. Frank Hil- purple robes of their offices Rev. Msgr. James J. Walsh, peal from an American in Viet and all members of the 61st lary is Diocesan Development during ceremonies at 4 p.m., Diocesan Director of Vocations Aviation Company, thank you Director. Nam for Christmas cards for Sunday, Jan. 9, in the Cathe- and Director of the Bureau of Ho Thanks Pope Regional meetings will be held the 61st Aviation Company from the bottom of our hearts dral. Information, all of whom were throughout the Diocese during which flies supplies to the men for making Christmas a little elevated to the rank of Domes- For Peace Effort A Mass of Concelebration tic Prelates. January. Those scheduled for in combat areas. brighter by your kindness. will be offered by Bishop Cole- SAIGON, Vietnam (NC) - Papal Chamberlains who will next week are: man F. Carroll and the Mon- North Vietnamese President Ho In its Nov. 26 issue The Voice "It made our job over here be invested are the Very Rev. January 10 — Southwest signori recently honored by Chi Minh has thanked Pope Dade, at King's Bay Yacht and published a letter from War- a little easier to know that there Msgr. Michael J. Fogarty, Paul VI for his efforts on be- Pope Paul VI following inves- Vicar Forane of the Broward Country Club, SW 62nd Avenue. rant Officer Richard A. Del are so many people pulling for titure ceremonies at which half of peace in war-torn Viet- County Deanery and pastor, St. nam. January 11 — Fort Pierce Conte a former student at Cor- us, instead of demonstrating Bishop Carroll will preside. Coleman parish, Pompano area, at Port St. Lucie Country pus Christi School asking that against our actions." Holy Communion will be given Beach; the Very Rev. Msgr. But the communist leader Club. South Floridians remember the during the Mass, Francis P. Dixon, Vicar Forane told the Pope that peace will January 12 — Miami Shores Members of the clergy who of the North Dade Deanery and not come until America with- men in his outfit at Christmas. draws its troops and armaments area, at the Bath Club, Miami Pictures Of Ball will be invested are the Right pastor, St. James parish, North Beach. A letter from DelConte dated Rev. Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, Miami; the Very Rev. Msgr. from South Vietnam and charg- January 13 — Central Miami Dec. 28 reached the editorial Two full pages of pictures V.G., pastor, Holy Family par- Bernard J. MeGrenehan, Vicar ed that "U.S. leaders want war, Forane of the East Coast Dean- not peace." area, at the Playhouse Restau- office of The Voice this week of the Presentation Ball on ish, North Miami; the Right rant, Miami Springs Villas. pointing out he and the outfit ery and pastor, St. Juliana par- Pages 14 and 15. Rev. Msgr. John J. Fitzpatrkk, Ho Chi Minh's message to the Schedules and dates for meet- "have received hundreds of Chancellor, pastor, Corpus ish, West Palm Beach; and the Pope was broadcast (Dec. 29) ings in other areas will be pub- cards and packages." He added: Christi parish; the Right Rev. Very Rev. Msgr. Joseph H. from Hanoi. MESSAGES SENT TO WORLD LEADERS Pope Renews Peace Efforts (Continued from Page 1) will bring progress in peace, to a peaceful and just solution "the condition and fruit of every of the crisis in Southeast Asia. other good." ''These appeals of the Pope From his window, the Pope were certainly transmitted told the crowd of his prayers and there is no doubt that, as and hopes that "the efforts was the case in the recent which are being made during past, they will be received with an aware spirit and with a pro- these days to settle the conflict found consciousness of the re- in the Far East may have a sponsibilities which at this happy outcome." moment are incumbent on the heads of peoples and of After a personal greeting to • nations." those present and their families, he extended .a greeting to the L'Osservatore Romano's edi- entire Church "that the seed tor, Raimondo Manzini, gave a sown by the ecumenical council short speech over Vatican might vivify and sanctify it." Radio on Jan. 2 commenting on the Pope's messages to "Greetings also to the entire world leaders in which he world," he said, "with the wish noted that papal messages that it make progress in con- favoring peace had also been cord, well being and justice, and sent to other top leaders ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG, U.S. especially in peace, the condition and to the United Nations Ambassador to the United and fruit of every other good. secretariat. Nations, visited Pope Paul VI Where peace exists, may it be protected and made to flourish. RECOGNITION OF POPE to convey the thanks of Presi- Where it does not exist, may it POPE PAUL VI offered Christmas Mass at the church in Fidene, Italy, a suburb of Rome, "The recognition of the mis- dent Lyndon B. Johnson for the return." and accepted a gift of this baby Iamb from the parishioners. sion of peace of Paul VI is today Holy Father's efforts to bring shared throughout the world by peace to the world. many who look with hope to this A peaceful settlement in Viet- TO FIVE LEADERS IN INTEREST OF PEACE intervention, lacking all tempor- nam is not an easy task, he ad- al force and every form of self- tion and calling for some effec- mitted. "Precisely because of interest, but which is by this tive mediation for the end of the this, we invoke assistance from very reason more valid due to conflict in Viet Nam. a Higher Power. May Mary, whose privilege of divine mater- Texts Of Popes Messages its moral authority and human "But, most beloved sons, what nity we are celebrating, obtain NOWC News Service understanding," Manzini said. to favor a just solution of the Chinese people at the beginning is this? If this is all we can do, it for us." Viet Nam problem. of the new year. it is very little indeed compared United States Referring to his New Year's with the end to be achieved. We To Lyndon B. Johnson, Pres- The conflict which bathes this messages in his talk to the thou- The tone of the papal mes- North Vietnam feel the scantiness of our efforts, sages to national leaders was re- ident: unfortunate country in blood To President Ho Chi Minh of sands who had gathered for his represents a grave threat for Sunday appearance above St. humble and defenseless, strong spectful and supplicating, and It was an honor for us to North Vietnam: only in human and Christian rea- world peace. We are convinced Peter's Square, the Pope dwelt reflected clearly how strongly receive the text of the message On the threshold of the new sons which inspire them, but that an intervention of your gov- on his frail means for achieving and intensely the Pope is con- which Your Excellency has year we desire to renew to the weak before the enormous diffi- ernment would redound to its peace. He said: cerned with the problem of wished to forward us through dear Vietnamese people the culties toward which they are peace in Vietnam. They came at honor in the light of history. It the good offices of Mr. Arthur wish of our heart: that a peace "We have received with pleas- directed. Once more the aid of a time when the U. S. govern- Goldberg, your ambassador to could have great weight in lead- in justice and love may mark ure — because of the honor heaven is necessary and there- ment had launched a wide pro- the United Nations, whom we ing the belligerents to suspend the beginning of a long period which is reflected on those who fore our diplomacy, so to speak, gram of peace feelers, including were pleased to receive in au- hositilities as the prelude of a of peaceful activities, the source give it to us — the favorable is beyond measure intermixed President Johnson's sending dience. We wish to thank you final pacification, permitting the of happiness and prosperity. echo of world opinion to our with prayer." Ambassador Goldberg to Rome for the courtesy and kindness beginning of the work of recon- Our prayer continues to rise messages of yesterday urging WISH FOR PROGRESS to convey the President's mes- struction of the country in inde- which you have shown in as- trustingly toward God, while we new resolutions of mutual for- The Pope said his New Year's sage of gratitude for the Pope's signing a special mission to vis- pendence. once more insist that nothing be giveness , concord and reconcilia- wish for the world is that 1966 peace actions in general. it us and to convey to us per- Interpreting the anxious de- neglected to achieve a peace . sonally your anxieties-about the sire for peace which moves all which is so deeply desired perilous situation in Viet Nam mankind, we trustingly address and which will free mankind as well as your desire for a to you this appeal and at the from a terrible threat. 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An bring or mail tot invoke from the Almighty upon They also permit the foreseeing Anticipated Beginning JM. 1, MM you ad your , beloved people intervention ,on her part would of the possibility of frank and IUALMTI. choice heavenly blessings. redound to her honor in the serene negotiations marked by eyes of mankind and could per- concern for justice and charity Soviet Union mit a sorely tried people to in order to achieve a just solu- resume in peace the work of To President Nikolai Podgor- tion of the conflict, safeguard- reconstruction made impossible ing the country's independence. ny, President: by the continuation of the war. With this hope we raise to The memory of the suffer- CITIZENS Interpreting the anxious de- God Almighty our fervent pray- PfenaitAL SAVINGS'! ings and griefs of the Russian sire of peoples for a just and er and send you the cordial people during the last World lasting peace, we beg you to re- good wishes which we express War encourages us to address ceive this appeal together with for the Vietnamese people and Main Office: 400 Hialeah Dr. • Palm Springs Office: Red Road & W. 49th St a respectful and urgent appeal the fervent good wishes which its leaders at the beginning of to Your Excellency to endeavor we express before God for the the new year. Pane % January 7. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida PIUSXD 'ACTED AS INTERMEDIARY' Historian Says Pius XII Had Role In Anti-Nazi Plot SAN FRANCISCO (NO — A sef Mueller, a Munich lawyer historian asserted here that and leader in Catholic anti-nazi Pope Pius XII acted as inter- efforts who knew many impor- mediary early in World War tant people in the Vatican. II between anti-Hitler Germans He said messages from the planning a military coup and Germans"were relayed from the the British government. Vatican through the British Am- Prof. Harold C. Deutsch of bassador to the Holy See, Sir the University of Minnesota Francis d'Arcy Osborne. called the episode "one of the TREMENDOUS RISKS most astounding events in the Deutseh said Father Leiber modern annals of the papacy" told him that Pope Pius, when in a paper presented at the he first heard of the views of meeting of the American His- the anti-Hitler Germans, stated torical Association. promptly that "the German op- Duetsch said he had talked position must be heard in Brit- with many of those connected never ain" and indicated his willing- wit;h the affair, including Fa- ness to cooperate as interme- ther Robert Leiber, a close as- diary. sociate of Pope Pius, whom he interviewed twice. "Even today," he said, "Fa- ther Leiber has not quite rid Rub a lamp. Get a genie. Time was that might have worked. He quoted Father Leiber as himself of the shock of it and In a fantasy or a fairy tale. saying that if the nazis had maintains that the Pope should learned! of Pius' role they would never have agreed. Certainly it have "cut the Pope into little was a step so daring as to be Not today. pieces." akin to foolhardiness. Both the AT THE RATE OF According to Deutsch, the personal risks and those in- Today, Aladdin's Lamp is a Certificate of Deposit! Pope's function was to serve curred by the Church were be- Rub it, and you'll have a modern genie every bit as as a medium of contact for the yond calculation." anti-Hitler plotters in Germany Among the risks, Deutsch capable of doing your bidding. with the British government. said, the Pope's action, M it WANTED ASSURANCES had become known, could have The only thing you need to do is to put the The Germans were planning given Mussolini "an excuse to to act before Hitler could move intervene with force in the Vat- genie in the lamp. against the western powers in ican." 1940. At the same time, they The scheme began to collapse, And the only way you can do that is through wanted assurances that the according to Deutsch, when two West would not attack Germany British intelligence agents were regular investments in time deposits. while the coup was in progress. seized near the Dutch frontier Deutsch identified the princi- Where they had been lured by Aladdin's Lamp, anyone? pal Germans in the plot as Col. nazi agents pretending to be (later General) Hans Oster, German generals conspiring chief of the German Armed against Hitler. This in turn led -ces Intelligence Service; to a temporary breakdown in PER ANNUM von Dohnanyi, an official German-Vatican-British commu- Minimum investment of $1,000 or more for 6 months in the Ministry of Justice, and nications which contributed to or longer. Discuss Certificates of Deposit with your On Certificates of Deposit Col. Gen. Luidwig Beck, former the ultimate failure of the ef- banker at these locations. chief of the Army general staff, fort. who had resigned in 1938 in However, he said, communi- protest against Hitler's plans cations to the West about Ger- for a move against Czechoslo- man intentions continued vakia. All were Protestants. through the Vatican. All the They hoped to enlist the sup- western nations attacked in port of high-ranking figures in May, 1940, with the possible but the German military establish not probable exception of Lux- THE ment for the_ projected coup embourg, were "warned by against Hitler. Vatican-connected sources," he MIAMI BEACH Deutsch said the plotters turn- stated. ed to the Pope as intermediary Word of the impending attack FIRST NATIONAL BANK wilfc the West because, as a was given to the British and former papal nuncio to Ger- French ambassadors, Deutsch many, (hey regarded him as stated, on May 7, 1940, by a ALTON ROAD AT LINCOLN MALL • MIAMI BEACH, FLORIDA 80 SOUTH BISCAYNE BOULEVARD • MIAMI, FLORIDA well-disposed to the German na- "particularly trusted intermedi- tion and because the nazis did ary" of Pope Pius —• Msgr. Telephone 531-7311 Telephone 377-8731 not expect him to take such Giovanni Battista Montini, then Members: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation a step. an official of the Vatican Secre- The historian identified the tariat of State and now Pope contact with the Vatican as Jo- Paul VI. January 7. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 3 .•*, DDF Campaign, 1966 Model (Continued from Page 1) ishes included in each region Resurrection, St. Bartholomew, ing the Development Fund, its follow: Annunciation. purpose and the vital role it Region I — Msgr. Peter Reil- Region V — Father Laurence plays in the rapidly-expanding ly and Msgr. John O'Dowd; J. Conway, Frank Russell; St. role of the Church in South Richard Roberts III. Little Sebastian, St. Jerome, Our Lady Florida. Flower, St. Brendan, Epiphany, Queen of Martyrs, St. Greg- ory, St. George. "Stay at Home" Sunday will St. Timothy, St. Thomas the be February 13. At that time, Apostle, Christ the King, Holy Region VI — Msgr. John the volunteer workers will make Rosary, Sacred Heart, St. Louis, O'Looney and Father Robert F. personal calls at every home in St. Hugs, SS. Peter and Paul Reardon; Frank O'Conner, St. the Diocese to solicit generous and St. Agnes. Anthony, St. Pius X, Blessed Sacrament, St. Clement. contributions from every mem- Region H — Msgr. Dominic ber of every parish. J. Barry and Father James Region VII — Father Mat- Because of the large numbers Connaughton; E. M. Steele. thew Morgan, Jack Hill; St. of winter visitors here a "Visit- Gesu, St. Michael, St. Dominic, Coleman, Assumption, St. Eliz- ors' Appeal" will be made in St. John the Apostle, Immacu- abeth, St. Ambrose, St. Vin- every church on Sunday, Febru- late Conception, St. Vincent de cent, St. Joan of Arc. ary 20 and on Sunday, February Paul, Our Lady of Perpetual Region VIII — Father Thom- 27, a special Visitors* Collec- Help, Blessed Trinity, St. Mon- as M. Anglim, Richard So- tion will be taken up in order ica, St. John Bosco. kolowski; St. Vincent Ferrer, to give them the opportunity of St. Mark, St. Luke, Sacred expressing their gratitude for Region III — Msgr. James Heart, Holy Spirit, St. Margaret- the church facilities provided F. Enright, Dr. Edward Lauth, Clewiston, St. Philip Benizi, for them by the Diocese of Mi- John Damich; St. Mary's Ca- Belle Glades. BISHOP COLEMAN F. CARROLL reviews plans for the pilgrimage he will lead celebrating thedral, St. Rose of Lima, St. ami during their stay here. Region IX — Msgr. J. P. 1,000 years of Christianity in Poland. From left (standing) are: Ralph Carr of Scandinavian James, Corpus Christi, Holy Re- O'Mahoney, St. Edward. Airlines System in Miami; Father Christopher R. Konkol, O.F.M., Bishop Carroll's pil- The general report meeting, deemer, St. Lawrence, Visi- grimage coordinator; and Thomas J. Mulroy, Religious Travel manager for the airline. with Bishop Carroll presiding, tation, Holy Family, St. Pat- Region X — Msgr. Bernard will be held on Tuesday, March rick, St. Joseph, St. Mary Mag- J. McGrenehan, C. E. Maale, 8, at Notre Dame School hall, Jr., St. Juliana, St. Ann, Holy Beerhalter, Michael Perri, St. dalen, St. Francis de Sales. Joseph, St. Anastasia, St. Hel- 130 Northeast 62nd Street, Name, St. John Fisher, St. Bishop Carroll Will Lead Region IV — Msgr. William en, St. Catherine, Sebring, Our Miami. McKeever, Ernest Wintter; St. Francis of Assisi, St. Clare, Lake Park, St. Jude, Jupiter. Lady of Grace, Avon Park, St. Regional coordinators and re- Matthew, Little Flower, St.* Ste- William, St. Lucie, Sacred Pilgrimage To Polish Shrine gional chairmen, and the par- phen, Nativity, St. Bernadette, Region XI — Msgr. Michael Heart, Okeechobee, St. Christo- pher, Hobe Sound. (Continued from Page 1) land or its people. It was the Before his death, Mieszko plac- principal source of national, so- Region XII — Msgr. Joseph cial and cultural heritage. H. DeVaney, Joseph Pulte, As- ed his realm in the hands of cension, Sanibel Island Mission, the Pope to insure the protec- It united the people for their patriotic good and strength. Po- St. Francis Xavier, St. Andrew, tion of the defender of large St. Raphael, Lehigh Acres, St. land's proudest boast is its un- and small nations. Cecilia, Our Lady of Guada- wavering adherence to the Faith lupe. The baptism of Mieszko set and to the See of Peter. It Region XIII — Father Rene the stage for Poland's emer- treasures the encomium) "Po- kmia Semper FideMs" — "Po- H. Gracida, Edward Oates, St. gence as a member of Western Ann, St. Leo, Bonita Springs. land Ever Faithful" given to it Christianity. She has retained by the successors of Peter. Region XIV — Father Xavier her Western culture despite at- Morras, Joseph E. Shaw, St. tacks from the East by Tartars Jasna Gora in Czestochowa, Charles Borromeo, Sacred Poland is the spiritual Capitol and Turks and won for herself Heart, Punta Gorda, St. Paul, of Poland. The shrine at Jasna Arcadia, St. Michael Mission, the cherished title of "Bulwark Gora dates from 1384, when Our Lady of Mercy Mission. of Christianity." Prince Wladyslaw Opolski brought an image of the Virgin Region XV — Father Casimir The history of Poland is the Mary, recognized as miraculous, J. Stadalnikas, Father Anthony history of a Christian nation. to the monastery of the Pauline J. Chepanis, Father Luis Alto- For a thousand years Church Fathers. naga, Father Robert Nilon, S.J., and State were intimately and San Pablo, St. Bede, San Pedro, inseparably interwoven; the The portrait's fame spread St. Mary of Star of the Sea. Church was not foreign to the through the centuries. Smile. ROOF COATING Today's 'BE WISE - MURRAYIZE with SILICONEIX" visitors are tomorrow's neighbors.

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Page 4 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Our Men In Viet Hail The Traveling Cardinal By Father PATRICK O'CONNOR Society of St. Columban i SAIGON, Vietnam (NO — Scraps from a pocketful of notes . after a far-traveling cardinal's Christmas in Vietnam: It was Francis Cardinal Spell- man's 15th Christmas spent T'!th U.S. servicemen overseas. { 4igh far from St. Patrick's CSthedral on Fifth Avenue, he was still with his own flock. He is bishop for the Catholics in the U.S. armed forces as well as archbishop of New York. And it was his 21st journey to visit U.S. military abroad. It was probably one of the most exacting of his Christmas GREETING SERVICEMJEN neat Da Nang, Viet Nam on Christmas Day is Francis Cardi- journeys, (another was the one nal Spellman, Vicar of the U.S. Armed Forces, wao has returned from his 15th con- to the Antarctic two years ago.) secutive Christmas visit to the armed forces overseas. He is now 14 years older than when he flew into frozen Korea carrier Ticonderoga out at sea ary, 1954-55, when he saw refu- resettlement program for refu- for Christmas of 1951. he wore a clerical black suit. gees arriving in U.S. transports gees I have ever witnessed," A soldier of the First Division Among the chaplains assist- from North Vietnam. They had the cardinal told his hearers. up country asked him on Christ- escaped, with peril and at great mas Eve how old he was. ing by hearing confessions and Among those present in the sacrifice, to the port of Hai- "Seventy-seven," came the an- giving Holy Communion was an sanctuary in Saigon for the car- swer. "Oh, you'll be out here Australian priest, Father phong before the communists inal's Masses was Msgr. Joseph next year," said the soldier, a (Capt.) Gerald Cudmore from occupied it. In South Vietnam, Harnett of Philadelphia, who in- smiling Negro. "I know you Melbourne. with U.S. aid especially through itiated and supervised the Cath- will." Speaking after Mass in Queen Catholic Relief Services- olic Relief Services program for TEARS BY COLONEL FRANCIS CARDINAL Spellman, Archbishop of New York and of Peace church, Saigon, the N.C.W.C., they were resettled refugees in South Vietnam and, If he never said a word of Vicar of flie U.S. Armed Forces, chats with priests after of- cardinal recalled his moving ex- and soon became self-support- as Far East director, still pro- greeting, the very sight of a fering Mass at Da Nang, Viet Nam, on Christmas Day. At left periences in December - Janu- ing. "It was the most intelligent motes relief work here. man of his age coming 10,000 is Father (Lt. Col.) Thomas D. McGrath, of Springfield, Mass, miles to Vietnam to share their and at right is Father (Lt. Col.) John M. Walsh of Scran- Christmas would make an in- ton, Pa. delible impression on service- men, non-Catholic as well as Catholic. In the open spaces splotchy a leg. The Chu Lai camp had boles in the white clayey ground received Viet Cong mortar fire "I saw tears in the colonel's could be seen from the helicop- on the evening of Dec. 24, with- eyes when he was saying good- ter. These were results of artil- out suffering casualties. ' bye at the helicopter," said lery fire, reminders of what has FLYING CAVALRY Father (Lt. Col.) Phillip Re- been lurking in sunlit, innocent- In An Khe with the 1st Cav- mark of Columbus, Ohio, after looking Zone *>• a visit to one unit. The colonel alry Division — now "Air- he spoke of is not a Catholic. In Phuoc Vinh the cardinal's mobile" but still wearing the talk was suddenly punctuated Father (Lt. Col.) John M. yellow shoulder patch with the by the nearby thud of an artil- horse's head — the visitor was Walsh of Scranton, Pa., and lery round. As the helicopter, in another crucial spot. Here Father Remark accompanied rose to bring him to Ben Cat, the cardinal everywhere, don- he could see the little church the division had dug and hacked ning black cassocks and white into which the Viet Cong fired out campsites and an airfield to surplices over their fatigues for one Sunday morning during challenge the Viet Cong in their the Masses. The chief chaplain Mass last winter, killing nine. effort to hold Route 19 that of the U.S. Military Assistance The church was attended main- crosses central Vietnam. Command in Vietnam, the Rev. ly by Catholic refugees from the (Col.) Theodore Koepke, a Lu- The cardinal was choppered, north, some of whom were in jeeped, flown by plane and theran, accompanied the cardi- the local defense force. nal and Fathers Remark and arm-linked over muddy ground. Walsh on a visit to the aircraft The cardinal felt that his ex- (You're "choppered" when you carrier, USS Ticonderoga. periences during his trip were are carried by a chopper, other- brought into sharp focus by his wise known as a helicopter.) In flie 4,000 - congregation for visit to the U.S. Marine hospital On Christmas Eve — a day of Midnight Mass in the open at among the tents of Chu Lai, six distinct helicopter flights — Tan Son Nhut airbase here were below Danang. There he heard he wore an Air Force jacket comedians Bob Hope, Jerry Co- of the two Marines killed on and a pilot's red cap with a lonna and members of their Christmas and saw some of the chaplain's cross on it. He troupe, visiting Vietnam to en- wounded from the same Viet changed into a black, red-trim- tertain the servicemen. Cong attack. He visited wound- med cassock for Mass. On A large crib stood on one ed from other actions also, in- Christmas he traveled in cas- le of the platform that served cluding one man who had lost sock, by plane. Flying to the sactuary for the Midnight Lucky you, that's who —• if Mass. A crib stood also on the you have a Regular or Handi- platform from which the car- Check Checking Account at dinal spoke to the 1st Division Boulevard National. up on the rim of perilous LUCKY WHO? Zone D. John Sexton & Co. You'll benefit in time and money saved when you write Boulevard National checks On Christmas eve afternoon, to pay bills. Your cancelled checks provide a convenient record of expenses when black and white smoke was 5530 N.W. 32nd COURT tax time arrives. And the cost of a Boulevard National Checking Account is seen rising in the sunshine from budget-right. Try one and see! a wooded area about two miles MIAMI, FLORIDA from the helicopter that was flying the cardinal to units of PHONE: 633-3451 the 1st Division. The smoke was from an air strike just made. AMERICA'S COMPLETE Cardinal's Party FOOD SERVICE N AT I O N AL BAN K NEW YORK (NO — Francis 5OOO Bfscayne Boulevard—Miami Cardinal Spellman was host at SUPPLIER Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation his 20th annual Christmas party Member Federal Reserve System for the children of the New York Foundling Hospital. January, 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 5 Pope's Effort To Supplant Clerics' Views On Temporal Warfare With Bargaining The image of an Apostle of Peace created by Pope Paul VI at the United Nations has been suddenly projected around Issues Are Not Church's the world not by the Church but by the Presidents of the By Msgr. GEORGE G. HIGGINS these same laymen are quite United States and North Vietnam. Whether or not the Holy The Father Berrigan case and caPaWe of appealing to the Father's efforts bear success in transferring the center of principle of lay initiative and activity from the battle field to the bargaining taMe, never- several similar incidents of re- cent date have stirred up a lay autonomy in the temporal theless a force for peace hitherto ignored has been recognized first-class controversy in the lorder. Such is life. and respected. \ m e r i c a n In any event, it is worth It is remarkable that both sides recently publicly admit- Catholic com- noting that the Vatican cou*- ""s ted his influence as a peacemaker in the Christmas truce. munity with re- pastoral Constitution on J Arthur Goldberg, the U. S. ambassador to the UN, after gard to the role Church in the Modern World, an hour-long visit with the Holy Father last week, stated that of the clergy in while explicitly defending free- Pope Paul's work for peace "is of great moment for the whole the temporal or- dom of expression for clerics as world." He described his efforts as a "major factor" in the der and the re- well as laymen, lays heavy em- cessation of hostilities at Christmas. lated problem of phasis on the need for lay initia- This is noteworthy because it marks the first time in his- clerical f r e e- tive in the temporal order. tory that a special envoy was sent from this country to the dom. "Secular duties and activi- Holy Father at the request of the President for the specific This contro- HIGGINS ties," the Constitution says, purpose of thanking him for his peaceful efforts in a crisis in versy will do no "belong properly,' although not which American interests are involved. harm and, hopefully, might exclusively to laymen . . . Lay- On the other side of the world, Ho Chi Minh, the Presi- even do a certain amount of men should . , . know that it is dent of North Vietnam, broadcast a message from Hanoi in good, if both sides manage to generally the function of their which he expressed his thanks to Pope Paul for his interest hold their tempers and to keep well - formed Christian con- in peace in that area. This seems to mark a change of pro- their sense of humor. The is- science to see to it that the found importance in public affairs. the most intimate areas of personal life. He added: "The target sues at stake in the controversy divine law is inscribed in the Pope Paul stands in a unique position. He is a world leader group is the poor on public assistance." And some government are too important and too com- life of the earthly city; from of a half billion people. backers of birth control frankly admit "If the poor (significantly plicated to be resolved off-the- priests they may look for spirit- He is also the head of Vatican State, which comprises 108 including the Negroes) don't readily accept the birth control cuff, so to speak, by angry or ual light and nourishment. Let acres and barely 1,000 citizens, the smallest sovereign state in programs, they will have to be 'persuaded' to." sensational rhetoric. They sim- the layman not imagine that the world. Since the Papal States are long since a relic of the Mr. Ball's view as an expert in this matter merits consid- ply do not lend themselves to his pastors are always such past, nobody could accuse the Holy Father of personal ambi- eration. Especially sobering is his comment that some who any easy or simplistic solution, experts, that to every problem tions and bargaining for papal advantages and territory. support the State programs consider the "persuasion" of the poor As one who has tried to keep which arises, however com- Pope Paul is proof of the fact that the Church has emerged to use birth control as "logical, because the real aim of these up with everything that is being plicated, they can readily give Into the world, as Pope John said that it must. He is a living programs is not to give the poor a break but to cut the cost written on this subject, both pro him a concrete solution, or symbol of the Vatican Council's determination to enter into a of relief rolls, to head off a population crisis and to improve the and con, I find myself siding even that such is their mission. dialogue with all men to further the cause of peace, to deepen quality of our human stock." And Mr. Ball adds significantly temperamentally with those Rather, enlightened by Chris- the convictions of the brotherhood of all men, and ultimately "coercion is implicit in this situation." who favor the greatest possible tian wisdom and giving, close to advance the cause of God. Hence, there is much more to this delicate question than degree of freedom for individual attention to the teaching au- merely being "for or against birth control." Where the dignity clergymen in the temporal or- thority of the Church, let the and rights of the individual may be endangered, people of all der, even — or, if you will, es- layman take on his own dis- faiths are concerned. pecially — when I happen to tinctive role." Birth Control Plan Queried disagree with the specific views Obviously this brief statement Around the country the question of tax supported State pro- being voiced by a particular of principle does not resolve — grams for birth control services is being hotly debated. It is cleric whose freedom of expres- and was never intended to re- obvious that am intense campaign is on to promote birth preven- sion is being called into ques- solve — the kind of prickly con- tion on a large scale with the support coming from the tax- tion. troversy which has been stirred payer's dollar. By and large, in other words, up in this country by the Berri- Whenever the question has arisen immediately there came Duty Of Following One's I think that ecclesiastical au- gan case and similar incidents. to the surface many complex problems involving public policy. thorities should lean over back? It can serve as a useful warn- Most people think of the question as if it were strictly a reli- Conscience Is Pre-eminent wards in favor of clerical free- ing, however, against the dan- gious one. Almost everyone is aware of the Catholic attitude By FATHER JOHN B. SHERRIN "the primacy of conscience." dom and should refrain from ger of overstating the case for along moral lines towards contraception. However, it is being censoring or censuring even Catholics in this coming era The tendency at present, after clerical outspokenness on tem- pointed out in various places now, to the surprise of many, very controversial members of of the laity should pay less at- centuries of clericalism, is to poral issues at the expense of that the matter of State supported birth control programs can the clergy, so long as the par- tention to their reflexes and presume that the clergy are legitimate lay initiative and lay also be an invasion of the rights of the poor. give more time to reflection. wrong on public issues. This is ticular clergymen in question autonomy. People of many faiths having given thought to the matter The layman will be expected just as disastrous as the old do not pretend to be speaking Interestingly enough, a well now are not opposed solely along religious lines, but are ques- presumption that, Monsignor was for the official Church. known Jewish Rabbi — Arthur 1 to express his opinion on so- tioning just how far the State can go in intimate matters cial and civic issues. infallible. At the same time I have the Hertzberg of Kansas City — re- uneasy feeling that some of the cently sounded a similar, though involving the size of the family. A conscientious layman must The lay apos- vociferous lay champions of not an identical warning in his In the State of Pennsylvania, for instance, Mr. William do his own investigating: he tolate document, clerical freedom may be doing regular weekly column in the Ball, general counsel of the Pennsylvania Catholic Conference, must crack the hard shell of the for instance, a disservice to the laity by over- National Catholic Reporter. has stated flatly that certain proposals would surely touch on oyster in order to get at the says: "The lai- stating the role of the clergy in Rabbi Hertzberg is in favor of pearl of truth. He cannot let ty must take up the temporal order, or, in any having individuals, whether lay- someone else do his thinking the renewal of event, by neglecting to give due men or clerics, speak out on The Diocese of Miami for him, not even the experts. the temporal or- weight to the arguments of controversial temporal issues, Weekly Publication He can rely on the infallibility der as their own those who honestly fear that too but he is not in favor of any- Embracing Florida's 16 South- special obliga- of the Church but the Church ern Counties: Broward, Char- much clerical outspokenness on one's trying to commit the syna- lotte Collier, Dade, DeSoto, tion." In many has spoken infallibly only three Glades, Hardee, Hendi-y, High- controversial temporal issues lands. Indian River, Lee, Martin. times in the last four centuries gogue or the church to a partic- places in t, h e FR SHEERIN will overcommit the Church it- Monroe, Okeeehobee, Palm and the Church is not going ular stance on such issues. VOICE Beach, St. Lucie. past, the layman self and will discourage lay in- to pronounce on every issue that "It is easy enough, amcr- Editorial PLaza 8-0543 was expected to follow the cler- itiative. both Jews and Catholics," gy's opinions on social issues develops in Podunk or Pitts- Advertising and Classified. PL 4-2651; Circulation. PL 1-6821 I am not suggesting, of writes in the Dec. 17 issue of the' or else to have no opinion at burgh or Paris. course, that this fear of discour- Reporter, "to defend priests and THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. all. But the secular world is Certain experts are more aging lay initiative is the only rabbis, and sometimes even col- the layman's bailiwick and he The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President ready to speak "infallibly" than reason being advanced by those umnists and editors, in their is normally best fitted to speak ... • .-:- •:« the Pope. But at times even the who are in favor of placing right to hold opinions, rooted in out on problems of the tem- greatest experts miss by a mile. more or less stringent restric- their spiritual convictions, about Monsignor James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant poral order. On Dee. 23, the art critic John tions on clerical freedom in the the problems of the day. There To be realistic, the layman Canaday reviewed an NBC pro- temporal order. It is, however, is in such a defense a re- John J. Ward . Editor must be the interpreter of the gram (Dec. 22) on "Michelan- Marjorie L. Fillyaw Feature and Women's Editor one of the reasons, and it seems kindling of our high dedication Gospel as it applies to the tem- gelo, the Last Giant." Cana- to me that it ought to be taken to freedom. Gustavo Pena Monte Spanish News Editor poral order. day's review was devastating. Manolo Reyes . Spanish Associate Editor seriously. To dismiss it out of Nonetheless, it is particularly In his humility he will realize The. program was "a pointless hand as a rationalization or as important for political and the- that he is a member of the bore from start, to finish" and a form of double talk would be ological liberals to remember Anthony Chorak Angelo Sava Church and that he cannot "go full of absurdities. superficial, not to say super- that there is at least one other Business Manager Advertising Manager it alone" but must consult all On the same day, John Horn cilious. .;. -:- -:- dimension to the situation. The possible help, including the help reviewed the same NBC pro- Second-class postage paid at Mlamt, Florida I might add that when the relevance of religion in the mod- Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; of priests in the know. But in gram for the New York Herald single copy IS cents; foreign: $7.50 a year; shoe is on the other foot and ern world cannot mean that Published every Friday at 4180 N.E. Fourth Ct., the rough and tumble of daily Tribune. He had not a word when clerics make public state- there is a direct and dear man- Miami, Florida Address all mail to P.O. Box 1059, Miami 38, Fla. life,, in the fast-moving turbu- of adverse criticism. ments which do not meet with date from God either to get-into Member Catholic Press Association lence of current events, he must Yes, we should listen to ev- the approval of some of the lay- South Vietnam further or to get National Catholic Welfare Conference News Service be the final interpreter. erybody. That is the purpose of men who are now so vigorously out entirely, or to recognize Red News items intended for publication must be,received by Monday noon. This is what we mean by dialogue, is ft not? defending clerical freedom, China tomorrow morning. Page 6 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Don't Judge Council By Pills And Fish THE HOLY FAMILY OF JESUS, By Msgr. JAMES J. WALSH Another source of confusion MARY AND JOSEPH After returning home from or division, if one wants to call January 9, 1966 Rome a few weeks ago, we it that, may be traced to the Views of some theologians. eagerly sought out the reactions Christians and even atheists in ENTRANCE ANTIPHON Pope and rely on Scuptuio? We Mind you, we are not blaming of Catholics and non-Catholics a great variety of ways and for are being bombarded with to the Second the theologians, because it is The father of the just will exult with glee; let your generations to come. hymns to the point that a per- father and mother have joy; let her who bore you exult. How Vatican Council. son can't pray quietly during their function to dig into a "AS FOR THE GLOOMY lovely is your dwelling place, O Lord of Hosts! My soul We wanted to Mass. But doesn't this obsession teaching, to examine every part With regard to the second yearns and pines for the courts of the Lord. Glory be to know what they witii singing come from the of it, to question and re- really thought of group of Catholics who feel the Protestants, who tried to make evaluate and re-examine so the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit. As it was it. How much Church is being wrecked, we worship time interesting? And that eventually the Church may in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without ,^**ad they read are reminded of the very first so on and on. benefit from their research. But end. Amen. The father of the just will exult with glee; let how often talk Pope John delivered to the one is inclined to blame those your father and mother have joy; let her who bore you exult. Tiad they dis- Fathers of the Council. He spoke GET INTO FOCUS who mistakenly accept the cussed the de- of "the prophets of gloom who voice of an individual theologi- EPISTLE are always forecasting disaster To bring this picture into bates and the fi- MSGR. WALSH an as the voice of the Church. A Reading from the Epistle of blessed Paul the Apostle as if the end of the world were focus, we must not forget that nal decrees? What seemed most to the Colossians. imminent." He told us all to the Church is ardently seeking It is true that a Dutch the- important for the Church, for keep in mind at the very begin- unity among all Christians. ologian's views on the Eucha- Brethren: Since God has chosen you, since he has made manknd, for us as individuals? ning of the Council that "Divine Part of this quest is the honest rist are nothing more than a you His saints, and His beloved, have nothing in your hearts The reaction, I must confess, Providence is leading us to a admission that there is consid- Dutch theologian's views on the but mercy, tenderness, humility, kindness and patience. has been disappointing. Sad to new order of human relations." erable good in Christian sects. Eucharist. If he really has shed Support one another and forgive one another for any wrongs say, most Catholics at the pres- Some of us have forgotten that Their use of the vernacular has light in a dark corner, the that may be committed. The Lord has forgiven you. Do as ent time seem to fall into one we are being led by God to a been wise and helpful to them. Church, especially in these He has done. Above all, have charity; it is the bond of all of two groups: 1) Those who new order. Or perhaps this Their love of the Bible ought days of free discussion, will virtues. And let the peace of Christ reign in your hearts, speak of the Council as if it truth never really made an im- to win the admiration of hurry to bless his»view and use that peace to which God calls you to make you all one body! had been called primarily to his contribution to the develop- Live in a state of thanksgiving. May Christ's word dwell settle the questions of birth con- ment of doctrine. However, we in your soul with all its riches! Study it, and encourage one trol and Friday abstinence. need to wait for the Church another in your efforts toward perfection. With all your Since it settled neither, it can to speak. Otherwise with the hearts, sing: let your thanks rise up to God in psalms, hymns and canticles! And whatever you do or say, let it. be hardley be called a success. 2) immaturity of a skimpily read in the name of the Lord Jesus; let it be in thanksgiving, Those who have convinced adolescent, we will develop through Him, to God the Father. (Colossians 3: 12-17) themselves the Church is "go- those itchy ears for novelty ing Protestant," or is hopeless- which St. Paul frowned upon. ly divided or is falling to pieces NOT SOFTENING UP MEDITATION CHANTS, by becoming soft on penance, One thing I ask of the Lord; this I seek: to dwell in the communism, the role of the Finally, we must admit that house of the Lord all the days of my life. Happy are they papacy and authority in gen- at first glance it may appear who dwell in your house, 0 Lord! continually they praise eral. In short, they wish Pope that the Church is going soft You. Alleluia,' Alleluia. Truly you are a hidden God, the John had kept the idea of the on penance. However, not a God of Israel, the savior, Alleluia. (Ps. 26:4; Ps. 83:5 Council to himself, for they can hint came in the Council or in Is. 45:13) see no good that has come any talk of the Holy Father from it. that penance is any less impor- PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL tant than in any other time. It NOT PILLS AND FISH is still being stressed that there CELEBRANT: The Lord be With you. It seems that the first group can be no less need now PEOPLE: And with your Spirit. to make reparation for sins has no interest in the CouncE CELEBRANT: Let us pray. We ask God to help us imi- than in any o Her genera- beyond pills and fish. And this tate the holy family in our love. decidedly narrow view is all tion. However, the form of pen- the more surprising since nei- ance approved by the Church LECTOR: (1) That this family of nations here on earth ther birth control nor Friday has changed frequently in the may, under the leadership of our Holy Father, Pope Paul, abstinence represent a part of past, so if it changes again, promote peace and good will among all men, we pray to the the Vatican Council's official there is considerable precedent Lord. for it. The Church needs to business. The Holy Father ask- PEOPLE: Lord have mercy. ed national groups of bishops, adapt forms of penance to the not the Ecumenical Council, to times and to the needs of LECTOR (2) That our spiritual father in this Diocese, make recommendations to him people. Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, may enjoy the support of all on the matter of fast and ab- LKTKCfiK X* It should help all of us to members of his Christian family throughout the year, we stinence. Their suggestions have appreciate lihe remarkable ac- pray to the Lord. not yet been made public, so pression deep enough to enable authority of the Church and the complishments of the Council no action has been taken. us to understand just why the the fair-minded. Their empha- and to cut down on irresponsible PEOPLE: Lord, have mercy. Council made this or that deci- sis on the singing of hymns criticism if we do two things: LECTOR: (3) That we who have received the adoption The problem of birth control, sion. perhaps is a rebuke to those of (1) Have confidence in the of sons through Jesus Christ may be united more closely in although mentioned from time At any rate, it is absurd to us who have forgotten that God Church's final decisions in the fraternal love through the effort of our Pastor, N., and all to time in connection with the say that the Church is "going can be praised as fervently in Council. No decree was promul- priests, we pray to the Lord. subject of marriage when The Protestant" simply because of song as in private prayers. gated as a result of a snap judg- Church in the Modern World our new approach to Christian ment on the part of anyone. The PEOPLE: Lord have mercy. was being discussed, was turn- What about the loose charge groups or because some of the that the Church is hopelessly Fathers of the Council spent ed over to a papal commission three months each year for four LECTOR (4) That all Christian fathers and mothers* may Council's decisions may seem divided? History tells us that help their children to grow in wisdom and grace before for research and their recom- years listening to several like an imitation of Protestant ecumenical councils of the past God and man,'we pray to the Lord. mendations. The commission reforms. thousand talks in Latin, voted has not yet made its report. usually ended in a schism. Such a charge, I believe, has However, Vatican II closed the on IBM cards countless times. PEOPLE: Lord have mercy. Meanwhile, Pope Paul stated After all of this they ended up that the teachings of former to come from someone who books with an almost incredible LECTOR: (5) That broken homes and separated fami- knows extremely little about the with near perfect agreement on , popes regarding contraception manifestation of agreement lies may be soon brought together to live a life of grace r Council or who is so rigidly most topics, so obviously the / >main in force and, therefore, among the Fathers of the Coun- in the charity of Christ, we pray to the Lord. hooked to the past that even the exchange of ideas succeeded in ^diere is no change in the at- cil in each of the 16 decrees, viewpoints of Pope John and opening many minds and clari- PEOPLE: Lord have mercy. titude of the Church towards ranging from Religious Liberty, Pope Paul cannot move him. I Revelation and The Nature of fied many obscure points. Since birth control. LECTOR: (6) That children who suffer from neglect suspect no one will change him the Church to the Role of the this is so, what great confidence and orphans who yearn for adoption may soon find the in fee long run. This would not Laity, the Attitude of the we ought to have in the final re- Obviously, the view of the warmth of Christian love in family life, we pray to the Lord. be so bad, if only he didn't talk Church towards Justice, sults of the Council. And can Council as expressed by Catho- we for a moment forget the role so much and with such great War, and the sharing of the lics in this group is limited and of the Holy Spirit at Vatican II? PEOPLE: Lord have mercy. confidence in his own views that Bishops with the Pope in the inaccurate. But it does point up Anyone who followed the Coun- his listeners become disturbed government of the Church. CELEBRANT: 0 God, our refuge and our strength, give the great need for Catholics in cil from Oct. 1962 is convinced general to make a serious study and confused, sometimes to the heed to the pious prayers of your Church, You Who are the point of becoming prejudiced Still there are several things divine grace was constantly at source of devotion; grant that what we ask in faith we of the 16 decrees of Vatican II. work. It Is our guess that once study against any reform enacted by which may be contributing to may obtain in deed: Through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Your clubs ^lectures and open discus- Vatican II. the impression of division. One (2) Be patient. It took three Son, Who is God, living and reigning with You, in the unity of them is the strong voice of of the Holy Spirit, forever and ever. sions on the Council become fee After all, his arguments do years to prepare for the Council rule in the diocese, many are sound plausible. We have the certain minority groups, such and four more years to com- PEOPLE: Amen. going to be amazed to see that vernacular now, he says, but as the Catholic Traditionalists. plete it. We cannot expect, Vatican IFs accomplishments the Protestants started this by Those who disagree are always therefore, over night to pass a OFFERTORY ANTIPHON are extremely broad. A little having their church services in much more vocal than those fair judgment on what may only The parents of Jesus took him up to Jerusalem, to pre- more knowledge will move them who agree. But such groups be partially understood. sent him to the Lord. (Luke 2:22) the language of the people. We 1 from" the rather selfish view of are putting more stress on the represent only a fraction of the If we do this, no one will hear what governs some of their Bible and returning to biblical Catholic population, and in time us make the absurd statement COMMUNION ANTIPHON daily activities to an apprecia- sources for clarification of an- their protest at what the Coun- that the Church is going Protes- Jesus went down with them, and came to Nazareth and tion of fee fact that the Council cient truths, but isn't this the cil has done ought to grow tant, or becoming soft or is was subject to them. (Luke 2:51) will affect Christians, non- Protestant way — to bypass the weaker and be less noticed. hopelessly divided.

January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 THE J&Y OF GIVING IS THE JOY THAT COMES BACK TO YOU GOD LOVE YOU [BIIIIIBIlllllimilillllllliniBBIIIIIIIiHIIIIIII!!! Will You Resolve To Remember Charity? Most Reverend Fulton J. Sheen With the joys, the bells, the to make a resolution, even at A few years ago, a French carols and noels of the blessed this date you- can keep and one Christmas season still ringing that returns mortal and spiritual BOT fiJOT FOfZ A/-L... writer by the name of Albert loud and clear in our memories, blessings to you and yours, and Camus, who believed in the we look with re- provides a spark of hope and a absurdity of life and who per- newed hope and ray of light in otherwise cloud- ished in an absurd way by perhaps rose- ed and frustrated lives. running his car into a tree, colored glasses at another new Consider for all the days of wrote a book called "The year. 1966 the vast amount of good Fall." It was the story of an With gaiety "... of charity beyond descrip- old, famous French lawyer and toasts we tion, that is provided by your who, while walking along the rang out the old charity through our Catholic and rang in the banks of the Seine, saw a Welfare Bureau. At this point woman leaning dangerously new. So be it. Now let's cast we feel it is quite fitting to over the parapet with her Rastatter our prophetic quote a poem by John Green- eyes fixed intently on the wa- glances just a little ahead to, leaf Whittier called "The Joy ter. After he had passed her say, February 15, 1966. This of Giving." he heard the splash of her is about the time when most body in the river and her of us suffer headaches caused God will surely bless you! by qualms of conscience. Those agonizing cries for help. He ' * pangs are brought about be- walked on; he did not go cause at about that time we Forty Hours back; he did not call the po- have broken most, if not all, lice. But, afterward, he could not overcome his sense of guilt. our so-called "good resolutions." Devotions Since he did not believe in God, he had no one to whom he The reasons for this state of could confess his negligence and ask for pardon. So, though he The schedule of the Forty mild remorse are quite varied. felt the need of confessing, he compensated for it, torturing Some of us made too many res- Hours Devotions in the Diocese both himself and others by repeating the story endlessly in olutions; some, hopefully at the for the remainder of January hellish despair. In order to see if he would have the same time, made resolutions beyond follows: guilt experiences as Camus had an American student, who re- our own capabilities; others, though temporarily well-inten- Week of Jan. 9 cently had read this book, hid himself on a hill and shot two tioned, resolved to do or not to Holy Family parish, North men who were on a beach. do certain acts or services which we know down deep in oar Miami. hearts we either cannot, or will St. Brendan parish, Miami. not abide by. Each one of us has his sack of guilt. Yes, we have con- St. Edward parish, Palm Mission Will Begin Jan. 9 fessed it and said "Three Hail Mary's for penance." But is The urge or prompting to Beach. "turn over a new leaf" is, of that enough to expiate our calumnies, our scandals, our greed, Week of Jan. 16 At Little Flower Church our carnality, our intemperance? How many of us ever con- course, very commendable in itself. fess neglecting the poor and yet is this not the condition of Our Lady of Perpetual Help CORAL GABLES — A three parish, Opa-loeka. our salvation? We may not have the guilt on our soul as did MANY SYNONYMS weeks misson will be given by Hie Paulist Fathers beginning the character in Camus. Our sins are forgiven. But the punish- The dictionary offers synonym St. Mary Magdalen parish, for the word resolution, thus: on Sunday, Jan. 9, at Little ment is still due for sin; we have the pock marks which re- Miami Beach. 1 Courage: determination; forti- Flower Church. main after the smallpox of sin has been cured. What do we tude; purpose; perseverance; Week of Jan. 23 The two Paulists who will do about it? What are we going to do with the money we have will. As the new year beckons give the mission are Father St. Clement parish, Fort Lau- laid aside? Give it to institutions that are already rich, and with its aura of new hope, great- Harold J. Masterson, C.S.P., er prosperity and the milk and derdale. thus hasten the judgment of God on the Church? What tiny and Father George S. Nagel, FT. Masterson Fr. Nagle honey from a promised land . .. C.S.P. act of self-denial do we make which would mean a dime would we feel that somehow we are St. Coleman parish, Pompano be given to the Holy Father to buy a bowl of rice for an old each endowed with the neces- Beach. Msgr. Peter Reilly, pastor, women, the second for men and said the missionaries would the third, an ecumenical week, woman in Asia? sary characteristics to see our Week of Jan. 30 resolutions through to their re- preach at all the Masses for will be especially for non- warding and soul-satisfying com- St. John Vianney Seminary the coming four Sundays and Catholics. The way to be happy is to be like both characters in the pletions. Miami. during the intervening weeks Evening devotions will be held parable of the Good Samaritan and the Wounded Man. We will conduct retreats for the at 7:30. know that we are half-dead in sin and need rescuing. We know Comes the dawn and the re- Our Lady of Grace parish, parishioners. Father Masterson was born that we fell among robbers who stole our oneness with Christ. turn to our routine, often hum- Avon Park. The first week will be for in Yonkers, N. Y., and has But, we also know that we can be the Good Samaritan. We drum way of life. . . and one preached parish missions in the need no longer be hedged-in by our selfishness. We can begin to by one all or most of our "good United States and Canada. His be compassionate to others and thus become beloved by Jesus resolutions" have fallen by the writings on the parish mission Who wants us to have His Healing. Begin then to make up wayside to the stale dirge of Epiphany Parish Schedules and how to improve it have for your sins, lest their murky fog infect you. Hemember the "Wait 'til next year." appeared in The Priest, a na- poor in your Will, not the rich. Perhaps take out an Annuity tional magazine for Catholic and at your death, let the Holy Father distribute your money Well, we think we have some Three Mission Retreats answers to this annual problem priests. to the poor. If I knew a better way to help all the poor of the Father Edward Whitley, Wednesday, Jan. 26. During World War II, Father world, I would tell you. God Love You. of making and breaking well- meant resolutions: C. S. P., will conduct a series The services at the ecumeni- Masterson served as a Navy of three mission retreats in cal retreat will begin at 8 p.m. chaplain. He was assistant Nov- 1. Don't make too many next Epiphany parish beginning this each evening. The evening serv- ice Master at the Paulist Fa- GOD LOVE YOU to H.Z. for $30 "This offering is my time. Monday, Jan. 10. ices for the other two retreats thers Novitiate for six years Christmas gift, not to the poor, but to myself. I have decided 2. Don't make any that, in Father Whitley is director of will begin with a Mass at 7:30 Father Nagle is from San that I would like the joy of knowing that perhaps one small good conscience, you know you the missions at the Paulist Mis- p.m. to be followed by a ser- Francisco, Calif., and has child was-saved from starving to death, the pain of a poor can't or will not keep. sion House in Detroit. mon. preached parish missions from leper somewhat eased, or perhaps, another soul found its coast to coast in the United way to Christ." ... to Mrs. O.M.C. for $3.10 "This is the 3. Be sure that the great pre- In announcing the retreats, Confessions will be heard States. Father Nagle wrote a total of my 'dime a day' for the month of December." ponderance of your resolutions Msgr. John O'Dowd, V.F., pas- from' 4 to 5 p.m. Monday column for teenagers in the are spiritual ... the kind that tor, said that mission sermons through Thursday during the Lone Star Register while work- pile up pluses for you on the would be delivered at all of the two retreats for parishioners. ing with youth in Austin, Texas. Send us your old gold and jewelry — the bracelet or ring right side of your heavenly Sunday Masses from Jan. 9 Father Whitley, a native of He has written on the parish you no longer wear, last year's' gold eyeglass frames, the cuff ledger. through Jan. 30. Massachusetts, was educated at CYO in the Youth Program links you never liked anyway. We will resell them and use 4. If you have made only one The first retreat will be held Harvard and Catholic Univer- Service a publication of the Na- the money to aid the Missions. Your semi-precious stones will resolution, we hope that one for women and high school girls sity. tional Catholic Welfare Confer- be winning precious souls for Christ. Our address: The Society ence. would be, to your everlasting from Monday, Jan. 10 through He was ordained in New York for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New reward, a continuing act of Thursday, Jan. 13. City in 1951 and served as pro- York, N.Y. 1001. charity. Put on this cloak and The second will be for men fessor of church history at St. Mother Of Year Dies you will find that it is far more and high school boys and will Paul College, Washington, D. C. NEW YORK (NO — Requiem : Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to it and mail it difficult to shed than a mere Mass was offered here for Mrs. begin Monday, Jan. 17 and end Father Whitley later was sta- to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director of The So- ithereal resolution, because Thursday, Jan. 20. Maceo A. Thomas who was ciety for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth Avenue, New ince it is adopted you will not toned at the American Church named the national Catholic want to discard it and deprive The final retreat will be an in Rome anl has been conduct- Mother of the Year in 1952 and York, N.Y. 10001, or to your Diocesan Director, Rev. Neil J. r Flemming, Chancery Office, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, ourself of the ecstatic joys it ecumenical one and will be for ing missions and retreats in the was the first Negro so honored. Florida. provides to you and to those those of all faiths. It will start United States and Europe for Mrs. Thomas, 61, was the 'ou are benefiting. on Monday, Jan. 24 and end on the past several years. mother of nine children. Page 8 January 7, 1966 TH* VOICE Miami, Florida FORESEES LASTING RESULTS Catholic Inter-American Pope Lauds U.S. Catholics Meet To Be Held In Chicago CHICAGO (NO --The third walks of life to attend, including On Latin America Week in a series of annual confer- diocesan clergy, college stu- ences held in the hope of grad- dents and teachers, youth or- America be conserved, develop- WASHINGTON (NO — Pope ually correcting U.S. Catholic ganizations and newspaper and ed and enriched and that the Paul VI has expressed the hope misconceptions of Latin Amer- magazine editors. that the U.S. national Catholic Christian faith be deeply rooted, ican life will take place "Once true understanding is observance of "Latin America widely spread and profoundly ef- Jan. 19 to 21. achieved, friendship will grow cm^BraK™ Week" will- have, fective in practice." Prelates and scholars from and from that friendship, active practical, fruitful and lasting re- CONCERN OF ALL sults. this country, Latin America and moral and material cooperation The whole Christian family the Vatican will be featured will flow," CICOP believes. U. S hier- must share this concern, the participants at the national con- The feature of the Chicago Pope said, praising the "envia- ed ference of the Catholic Inter- conference will be a Jan. 20 ble insight and praiseworthy A rewards" will descend American Cooperation Program dinner featuring addresses by courage" of the U. S. bishops in "the U. S. Church because of the (CICOP). Agnelo Cardinal Rossi of Sao ^•%[ the Church in Latin observance, scheduled general- CICOP is the educational arm Paulo, Brazil; Miss Barbara ly from Jan. 23 to 30. "It was thus . of the growing U.S. Catholic Ward, British Catholic econo- The U. S. bishops agreed at factfon," the Pontiff satfe effort to cooperate with Latin mist, and Archbishop John P. MIAMI'S BISHOP Coleman F. Carroll was one of the prelates American hierarchies in Cody of Chicago, chairman of their November general meet- we learned of your most'recenv-..

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January 7, 1966 THE VOICE lyiiami, Florida Page 11 Mrs. Helen Kelly, Pioneer REQUIEM FOR MSGR. CfGRAfrY AT WASHINGTON In Lay Apostolate, Dies 'Mr. Catholic Charities' Dies Requiem High Mass will be Wednesday evening she opened WASHINGTON (NO — Pon- sung at 9 a.m. Saturday in Holy her home to the late Jesuit tifical Requiem Mass for Msgr. Redeemer Church for Mrs. Hel- priest, Father E. J. Cummings, John J. O'Grady, "Mr. Catholic en Kelly, pioneer member of x and a group of Negro Catholics Charities" in the United States the lay apostolate in St. Fran- for more than 40 years, was of- cis Xavier and St. Mary of for recitation of the Rosary and fered in St. Matthew's cathe- the Missions and Holy Redeem- religious instructions. dral. er parishes. ...--' She was one of a small com- Archbishop Patrick A. O'Boyle A native of Nassau, Baha- mittee which secured a vacant of Washington offered the. Mass mas, who came to Miami in store on NW 11th Street and of Msgr. O'Grady, secretary 1902, Mrs. Kelly died Monday renovated the building in prep- emeritus of the National Confer- in Mercy Hospital at the age aration for the celebration of ence of Catholic Charities and of 80. Sunday Masses. Ten years lat- its secretary from 1919 until his er the parish church of St.. retirement in 1961. The sermon A convert to Catholicism, Mary of the Missions now in was preached by Bishop Ray- Mrs. Kelly was baptized in use was erected. mond J. Gallagher of Lafayette, 1928 at the Gesu Church when In 1940, Mrs. Kelly moved to DIED in Pittsburgh last week, Ind., Msgr. O'Grady's first suc- preliminary plains were being Msgr. Henry A. Carlin, for cessor as NCCC secretary. discussed for the founding of the Liberty City area and con- ducted religious instruction many years pastor of Holy Msgr. O'Grady died of a kid- St., Francis Xavier and St. Rosary Church there. As a Mary of the Missions parish. classes in her home for Cath- ney ailment in Carroll Mangr olic children in that area. Her youth, Bishop Coleman F. Car- a home for the aged ^ For many months each family was one of some 60 roll attended Holy Rosary High attsvaie.-M—^ was 79. School. Msgr. Carlin visited B*iriX'ER FOR RIGHTS Bishop Carroll in Miami last A longtime battler for the February. rights of the needy and under- BROWARD privileged, the ^Irish-born mon- families who pioneered in the signor helped organize Catholic FOR BROWARD ADVERTISING development of Holy Redeemer Charities in more than a dozen INFORMATION, CALL WALTER MANSS, parish where the church was dioceses throughout the coun- 942-7527 dedicated in 1950. try. He was a pioneer founder of the National Conference of Mrs. Kelly was the founding Catholic Charities. president of the first women's MSGK. JOHN J. O'GRADY He was also a veteran social organization in Holy Redeemer You Can Help The work educator. He taught soci- parish, known then as St. Mar- statement on his death, said: ized the Catholic Charities of ology at the Catholic Universi- garet Mary Women's Circle. "His influence on charitable Washington and became its first ty of America for many years works of the Church in this director. He made studies and Society of St. Vincent de Panl She is survived by a daugh- and was dean of its School of country and throughout the recommendations which led to ter, Mrs. Marjorie Bowen; a Social Work from 1934 to 1938. world for widespread social re- the establishment of Catholic To Help Others son, Herbert Thompson and He served on many national forms will long be remembered. Charities agencies in Pitts- by donating your discarded!! seven grandchildren, all of Mi- and international social work He was truly a modern apos- burgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, ami; and three sisters including tle of Christian charity." Furniture, Rugs, Appliances, Bedding, and welfare advisory bodies. Scranton, Pa., Tucson, Ariz., Mrs. Myrtle Carey, West Palm Frequently he testified before STUDD3D IN DUBLIN Omaha, Neb., and other cities. Clothing, Shoes and Miscellaneous Items. Beach. congressional committees on Msgr. O'Grady was born This activity led to the for- Any article you may wish to donate Rosary services will be held such matters as Social Securi- March 31, 1886, and studied at ty, housing, old age pro- mation of the National Confer- will be gladly picked up if you will call at 8 p.m. today (Friday) in the All Hallows College in Dublin. ence of Catholic Charities, and residence of the deceased at grams, juvenile delinquency, Soon after his ordination he Fort Lauderdale, 524-0716, 513 W. Broward Blvd. and immigration. Msgr. O'Grady became its first 2150 NW 60th St. came to the United States and secretary. He also edited the The late Sen. Pat McCarran began graduate studies at Cath- Hollywood ...... 989-9548, 1090 S.W. 56th Ave. of Nevada once paid tribute to conference publication, the NATO Men At Vatican olic University of America. He Catholic Charities Review. Pompano 942-2242, 2323 No. Dixie Hwy. his abilities in the legislative received his M.A. there in 1913 VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope arena. and his Ph. D. in 1915. He also In the following decades his Miami 373-3856, 801 N. Miami Ave. Paul VI, granting an audience "That man has a mind like studied at the University of Chi- work and influence extended far to participants in the 28th a blotter," he said of Msgr. cago • and Johns Hopkins Uni- and wide. In 1920 he made a course of NATO's Defense Col- O'Grady. "No matter how in- versity. pioneering study of old-age prob- lege, voiced the hope that they tricate the details in a piece lems in the U.S. for the Health would be harbingers of a peace of complicated legislation, his He became a professor of so- and Old Age Insurance Com- BEB CYCLES based on justice, motivated by mind absorbs them as quickly ciology at Catholic University mission of Ohio. In 1929 he was love and moving toward truth .as a blotter sucks up ink." in 1915 and remained in that credited with playing a leading BSA —DUCATI in a climate of liberty. Archbishop O'Boyle in a post until 1956. He also organ- role in the settlement of a trol- ley strike in New Orleams. SUZUKI — NORTON NEED INSURANCE? During the depression years SALES - SERVICE - PARTS of the 1930s he appealed fre- quently for social welfare mea- USED - REBUILT - LIBERAL TRADE-INS sures in testimony before Con- EASY TERMS - BANK FINANCING gress, in newspaper and maga- 2450 S. Federal Hwy., Fort Lauderdale Tel. 522-1621 zine articles, and in radio talks. AIDED SOCIAL SECURITY He supported and helped for- mulate the original National Housing Act and the Social Se- curity Act. He was chairman of the Housing Legislative In- formation Service and a mem- RRAY ber of the President's Standing Committee on Employment of VAN^STORAGE the Physically Handicapped. INCORPORATED He became vice president of I 919 N.E. 13 ST., FT. LAUDERDALE War Relief Services (now" Cath- ZENITH and RCA olic Relief Services — National PHONE 523-8552 Portables To • Local and Long Distance Catholic Welfare Conference) Ste. Moving Deluxe Color and was a consultant to the • Uniformed Trained Staff United Nations Economic and y^5 * Expert Packing and J? Crating Air Conditioners Social Council. • Dehumidifed Storage AMANA and ADMIRAL After the war he made trips to Europe, Africa and Latin WASHERS America to study conditions and FT. LATJDEBDALE DEPENDABLE MAYTAG make recommendations for as- "Where The Smart ShODoers Buv" sistance to the needy. Back in FUNERAL this country he actively support- ed more liberal U.S. immigra- HOMES tion laws. He was vice presi- dent of the International Con- N. FEDERAL HWY. — 3501 W. BROWAHD BLVD. THIS PAINTING of the Holy Family is from the collection of ference of Catholic Charities. IA 3-2811 LU 1-6100 643 N. Andrews colonial art of the Peruvian Ambassador to the United States, DAN H. FAIRCHILD FT. LAUDERDALE JA 3-4337 Celso Pastor. The feast of the Holy Family this year occurs Msgr. O'Grady was the author ESTABLISHED. 1930 on Sunday, Jan. 9. of a number of works. Page 10 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Epiphany Church Parishioners Observed Feast With Rosary At Creche

FIRST US. NEGRO BISHOP IN 2 0th CENTURY Epiphany Parish Youth Presented Stage Program For Feast Of Epiphany- Bishop Perry Is Consecrated By NEWELL SCHIN1>LER in Bishop Perry's race and the VI as titular bishop of Mons general fascination with his per- in Mauretania, was, consecrat- SINCE JAN. 1, 1966 NEW ORLEANS (NO — A sonal qualities have been na- ed a bishop on the 22nd anni- bishop here characterized as a tural. He said Bishop Perry's versary of his ordination to the WE ARE PLEASED "source of wonderment" the appointment "has brought im- priesthood. consecration of the first Negro mense, encouragement and joy Bishop Perry's first meetings to be raised to the U. S. hier- to the Negro people of this coun- with the people of New Orleans fo announce archy in this century. try, both Catholic and non-Ca- have been cordial. Bishop Robert E. Tracy of tholic, in the throes of their At his first press conference, Baton Rouge, La., preaching at struggle for simple justice." he told newsmen: "I'm not the the consecration of Auxiliary Bishop Tracy said the occa- Catholic answer to Martin Lu- Bishop Harold R. Perry, S.V.D., sion was a cause to rejoice ther King." He disclosed that of New Orleans, in the Basilica that the Church has demon- be never has taken part in any of St. Louis here, said the cere- strated dramatically and con- civil rights movement. He NEW TIME mony occasioned "two principal cretely "the utter sincerity of made it plain that he never had sources of wonderment." her clear statement of doctrine had any disagreement with Dr. at the (Second Vatican) Coun- King. Wearing golden vestments cil, in the document, De Eccle- "I think Mr. King is doing which once belonged to the late sia: 'There is no inequality in what would be considered a Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel DEPOSIT RATES Christ and the Church arising wonderful job following the path of New (Means, a giant among from nationality, race, sex or of his calling. However, I am champions of racial integration social condition.'" not a civil rights leader and in this race-conscious area, The 49-year-old Society of the I have no intention of becom- J PER . . Bishop Perry was consecrated Divine Word missioner, who ing a civil rights leader," he iL ANNUM nK| SAVINGS by Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, was appointed by Pope Paul told the press conference. ON Apostolic Delegate in the United 'O COMPOUNDED States. QUARTEfiLY ACCOUNTS Archbishop Philip M. Hannan of New Orleans and Archbishop John P. Cody of Chicago, for- CATHOLIC KNIGHTSp^lNSURANCE SOCIETY mer spiritual head of tiie New CERTIFICATES Orleans archdiocese, served as LOW COST OHN oo-oonsecrators. 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PERRY, Chairman of The Board OCCUPATION of Portland, Maine, from 1875 CHAS. W. LANTZ, Pres. & Group Coordinator until his death in 1900. DATE OF BIRTH Bishop Tracy said the interest January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 11 Squire Circle In Key West Nocturnal Adoration Group Runner-Up In U.S. Judging Appoints 10 Band Captains KEY WEST — St. Joseph Making the presentation was Appointment of 10 band cap- are non-rotating bands. Band 6 Circle of Columbian Squires has Dominic DiMauro of Homestead tains has been announced for is composed of members of the been judged runner-up for first a district deputy of the Knights the Nocturnal Adoration Society Knights of Columbus and Band place as the best circle in the of Columbus which sponsors the of Cathedral parish. 9 is made up of Spanish speak- nation. Columbian Squire groups ing members of Cathedral par- throughout the nation. Frank Pellicoro, president of ish. A total of 850 Circles com- the Cathedral Holy Name So- peted. DiMauro commended the ciety, listed the band captains Pellicoro reported that on the The local Circle also was Squires on their achievements. and the hours they have been First Friday of December a judged the top circle in the Present at the banquet were assigned for the all-night adora- total of 100 members of the' state of Florida. Father Anthony J. Chepanis of tion tonight (Friday) as: Nocturnal Adoration Socie*" Competition for the awards is St. Bede parish, and Father spent one hour each before th based on four events which Robert Nilon, S.J., of St. Mary 8:30 p.m. — Band 1, Ralph Blessed Sacrament during the must be held each month. Re- Star of the Sea parish. Beaudry; 9:30 p.m. — Band 2, all-night vigil. ports are then sent to Columbi- Both Father Chepanis and Fa- Edmund Kocian; 10:30 p.m. — an Squire headquarters in New ther Nilon addressed the Squires Band 9, Jose Guerra; 11:30 A meeting of all band cap- Haven to inform them of each at the banquet and told them p.m. — Band 7, Frank Loui; tains was held last Monday in group's activities. they were proud of the work of 12:30 a.m. — Band 8, Bob Bir- the parish hall following the The state award won by the the group. melin; St. Joseph Circle was presented Also attending the banquet Novena. to'Leo Haskins Jr., Circle coun- was John Grogan, state youth 1:30 a.m. — Band 2, Andy A WORKMAN removes a slab of marble from a box prior to Kanyuh; 2:30 a.m. — Band 3, Jan. 30 will be the first anni- selor, at a banquet held at Lo- chairman for the Knights of Installing it in the Our Lady of Mercy Mausoleum. The marble versary of the founding of the gun's here. Columbus. John Falconberg; 3:30 a.m. — was shipped from Italy and wiH be used on the interior of Band 4, Bob Fisher; 4:30 a.m. Adoration Society in Cathedral the mausoleum. — Band 5, Gerald Walters; and parish. Members of the Society 5:30 a.m. — Band 10, Ed Wag- will observe a Corporate Com- Merit Awards Are Presented ner. munion on that date at the 8 a.m. Mass at the church. Most of the bands rotate the To Three S. Florida Pupils hour they spend in adoration be- A Communion Breakfast will fore the Blessed Sacrament each follow at which awards will be Two students from West was: Prevent fires, a careless month. presented. Formal enrollment of Palm Beach and one from members into the Society also toss can cause great loss. is scheduled. Miami Springs have received Bands l, 9 and 10, however, merit awards from the Dairy Steve is a tenth grader at Council of South Florida. Cardinal Newman High School. The three are: Be is a lecturer at the Science Nine More KC Committees Museum and Planetarium of Gloria Gately, daughter of Palm Beach County. On many Mr. and Mrs. George Gately, occasions, the 15-year-old Steve Appointed For Convention members of St. Ann parish; bicycles the long way from West Palm Beach; Appointment of nine more Publicity — Frank E. Thom- home or school to Dreher Park committees for the national con- as Jr., chairman; Steve Espensen, son of Mr. to fulfill his commitments. vention of the Knights of Colum- and Mrs. Arthur Espensen, bus to be held on Miami Beach Security — Patrick J. Mc- members of Holy Family par- Lori belongs to the Confra- in August of 1966 has been an- Cann, chairman; William J. Ma- ish, West Palm Beach; ternity of Christian Doctrine nounced. gill; William E. Palmatier; and the CYO group in her par- James J. Tarantola; Norman Lori Grimm, daughter of ish. A tenth grader at Miami In announcing the appoint- Liebig and John C. Deickmann; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Z. Grimm, Springs Senior High School, ments, Leonard Burt, a past members of Blessed Trinity Lori has been chosen "Miss state K. of C. deputy, said that Souvenir Kit — John J. Neilly, parish, Miami Springs. Cheer" and will help promote membership of several addition- chairman; Ernest V. Librizzi, the idea of "Share Your Christ- co-chairman; and Frank E. Gloria, who is a fifth grader A Crane Unloads Boxes Containing Marble al convention committees would mas with the Patients in Flor- be disclosed later. Thomas Jr.; in St. Ann Elementary School, ida's Mental Hospitals." was selected as the grand prize Membership on a total of 11 Souvenir Program — Frank Dynamic Parish E. Thomas Jr., editor; Father winner in the annual Fife Pre- She is a member of Anchor 'Back To School' '>] committees had been disclosed vention Week poster contest. Groups Advocated Walter J. Dockerill; John F. Girls' service club and is on previously. I Dance At College j DAYTON, Ohio (NO — A Tracy Sr.; Ernest L. Rudd; Nine-year-old Gloria's slogan the Teen Board at Burdine's. j A "Back to School" dance Cathdlic pastor charged here Named to the nine new com- Timothy J. Sullivan; Leonard A. under the auspices of the that the traditional concept of mittees were 27 Knights of Co- Usina; and Joseph M. Fitzger- Day Students Organization at the Holy Name Society does not lumbus in the Diocese of Miami. ald. yitwk'i Timt Jmt Toxk Barry College will begin at fit the vision of the modern The 27 Knights and the com- BONDED... PERFECT DELIVERY 8 p.m., Saturday, Jan. 8 in parish. mittees to which, they were GUARANTEED Thompson hall on the Mi- < "Many things about the Holy 'Hour Of Crucified' ami Shores campus. named are as follows: B1 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE Name Society are 25 years out To Discuss 'Courage' COMPETITIVE PRICES A local band will provide of date," Msgr. Martin T. Gilli- Housing — James F. Sladky, music for dancing until mid- ' gan, pastor of St. Charles parish, chairman; "The Hour of the Crucified" MIAMI 635-4516 • MIAMI BEACH 532-3361 night. ; Kettering, Ohio, said in a lec- weekly radio program of the PHONE AND CHARGE IT... CORAL CABLES 665-5423 ture at the University of Day- Information — A. J. Foisey, Passionist Fathers of the United ton. chairman; E. J. Abello, Enrique States and Canada, will present A dynamic parish community Chau, Albert Vidaud and Wil- a series of four talks beginning i* Exotic must "involve as many people liam E. Goldman; on Sunday, Jan. 9, entitled "On The South'! Urgmt florist Md 61ft Fruit Shipper! in as many things as possible," Medical — Dr. Edward J. Courage For Moderns." Msgr. Gilligan said. This must Lauth, chairman; The talks will be given by be done by organizing and using Father Julian Connor, C P. of DONALD F. DONALD H. the skills and professions of the Photography — Joseph A. Eis- Scranton, Pa. McEMBER BYAL people, he added. enhart; ("The Hour of the Crucified" radio program is broadcast ev- Group Communion Post Convention Tours — ery Sunday in the South Florida Richard E. Inserra, chairman, McEMBER & A Corporate Communion will area on radio stations WWJJL, and C. Howard Courtwright; be observed by Catholic Daugh- 1580 Kc, Fort Lauderdale; ASSOCIATES, Inc. INSURANCE ters of America, Court Miami WZZZ, 1515 Kc, Boynton Beach; •262 during the 9 a.m. Mass, Holy Name Group WIRA, 1400 Kc, Fort Pierce; Sunday, Jan. 9 in Gesu Church. WHEW, 1600 Kc, Riviera 811 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables To Assist At Mass Beach; and WIRK, 1290 Kc and H"BEST PRICES— Members of The Cathedral WJNO, 1230 Kc, both in West CALL Holy Name Society will observe Palm Beach.) Phone 444-2587 ; I-,,,- INDUSTMA1 RESIDINTIAfc a Corporate Communion at the FR 4-8481 8 a.m. Mass this Sunday, Jan. 9. Nun Will Attend For cm inspirational mes- The men will sing a hymn Nuclear Institute COMPLETE BRAKE OVERHAUL sage from the lives of the during a procession into the Saints call any time day or RELINE 4 BRAKES church before the Mass. Sister Agnes Louise, O. P., night. Hear a different KOWOOD * CYrRESS . REBUILD 4 WHEEL CYLINDERS 95 message every day. Ph. D., chairman of the biology MOST Last Thursday the Society department at Barry College AMERICAN PRESENTED BY TURN 4 DRUMS CARS CHASTAIN held a meeting in the parish will attend the Oak Ridge Insti- Van Orsdel FENCE auditorium with Father Francis tute of Nuclear Studies Jan. 10- A.B.C. (BhaksL $sihvksL J. Lechiara, assistant pastor Feb. 4. MORTUARIES DADE - MU 8-0541 at The Cathedral, as guest Radioisotopes. in Research is 7751 N.W. 7th Ave., Miami PL 1-5757 BROWARD — WA 2-1341 speaker. the subject of the course. Page 12 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Christian Mothers' Director Plans Visit To 16 South Florida Parishes Father Bertin Roll, O.F.M. century, the Confraternity of St. John the Apostle Church. Cap., director of the Arehcon- Christian Mothers was first can- Tuesday, Jan. 11, Evening in fraternity of Christian Mothers onically erected at St. Augstine Blessed Trinity Church, Miami will visit 16 parishes in the Dio- Church, Pittsburgh where it was Springs. cese of Miami during the next elevated to the rank of an arch- Wednesday, Jan. 12, Evening few weeks to explain the goals confraternity with the rights of in St. Rose of Lima Church, active in several South Florida affiliating other confraternities Miami Shores. parishes. in 1881. Thursday, Jan. 13, Evening The Confraternity of Christian When the confraternity is in St. Jude Church, Jupiter. Mothers had its beginnings more formed in a parish it is not Friday, Jan. 14, Evening in than 100 years ago in France necessary to inaugurate a new St. Joseph Church, Stuart. when many parents were faced organization. It may be com- Sunday, Jan. 16, Masses in with serious problems in rear- bined with already existing pa- St. Lawrence Church, North Mi- ing and educating their chil- rochial groups such as a wom- ami Beach. dren. Mothers gathered together an's club or altar and rosary so- Monday, Jan. 17, Evening in to pray with and for one an- ciety. St. Anthony Church, Fort Lau- other and their children; to dis- The first affiliate of the Con- derdale. cuss similar problems and to fraternity of Christian Mothers Tuesday, Jan, 18, Evening in advise one another regarding was formed in the Diocese of Epiphany Church, South Miami. the Christian training of their Miami at St. Jude parish, Jup- Wednesday, Jan. 19, Evening children. iter. in St. James Church, North In due time they sought and Following are the parishes Miami, Voice Photos received the approval of the and dates when Father Roll will Thursday, Jan. 20, Evening in Catholic Church for their organ- speak: Visitation Church, North Miami. WICS SCREENING Center assistant project director, Mrs. Edward Keefe, left; talks ization which began to spread Sunday, Jan. 9, Masses in St. Monday, Jan. 24, Evening in wMi Mrs. Thomas F. Palmer, DCCW president; Mrs. Stuart Godwin, WICS office director; rapidly throughout Europe. John the Apostle Church, Hia- Little Flower Church, Coral Ga- and Mrs. Charles Williams, liaison officer of the NCNW during a holiday luncheon Established in the U. .S. dur- leah. bles. feting Job Corps trainees home for Christinas. ing the last half of the 19th Monday, Jan. 10, Evening in Tuesday, Jan. 25, Early eve- ning in Immaculate Concetiopn Church, Hialeah. Tuesday, Jan. 25, Late eve- Luncheons, Style Shows ning in St. Brendan Church, Mi- ami. Planned For January Wednesday, Jan. 26, Evening Luncheons and fashion shows Newest Spring apparel and in Holy Name Church, West have beem planned by two furs will be shown during the Palm Beach. DCCW affiliations in Broward afternoon. Patrice Cobb will County during the month of commentate and music will be January. ' provided by Kathy Van and Auxiliary Plans • • * Snooky Lanson accompanied by DEERFIELD BEACH — Julie Barry. Luncheon And "Prelude to Spring" is the Mrs. John Sullivan is general theme of the fourth annual chairman and reservations may Fashion Show luncheon and style show which be made by calling Mrs. John Preliminary plans for a lunch- members of St. Ambrose Guild Hunt at 399-3626. eon and fashion show on Wednesday, Jan. 19 t the Ho- will sponsor beginning at noon, * •• * a Saturday, Jan. 15 in the Patio tel Eden Roc, Miami Beach, WEST HOLLYWOOD — Mem- are announced this week by the Royale of the Boca Raton Ho- bers of the Nativity Women's tel and Club. Marian Center Auxiliary. Guild will be hostesses at a , Mrs. James Llewellyn and luncheon, fashion show, and Mrs. Frank J. Rooney are co- Pancake Party, card party scheduled to begin chairmen of arrangements for at noon, Thursday, Jan. 20 at the benefit whose proceeds will Book Review the Reef Restaurant, Fort Lau- be donated to the Marian Cen- derdale. ter for Exceptional Children On Club Roster Fashions will be shown by conducted in North Dade Coun- Nat Allen Resort Wear of Hol- JOB CORPS trainees, Rosemary Manzi and Lonie Dames, who are enrolled at the St. FORT LAUDERDALE — A ty by the Sisters of St. Joseph lywood. Reservations may be Petersburg Training Center, receive gifts from Mrs. Sidney Lewis, left, project director book review and pancake party Cottolengo of Turin, Italy. made by calling 987-4963 or of the Miami WICS office; and Mrs. Raymond Nihill, Florida State Coordinator of Women are planned this week by mem- 983-0627. Luncheon will be served at in Community Service, bers of St. Anthony Catholic noon and fashions featured in Women's Club. Mrs. Thomas C. Splane is Harper's Bazaar will be pre- The third in a series of book general chairman assisted by sented by Jordan Marsh and Aims Of DCCW Youth Committee reviews will be held today (Fri- Mrs. B. K. Knothe as co-chair- Grace Lines. day) at 11 a.m. in the home of man. Serving as members of According to Mrs. Stuart W. (This is the 10th in a which they can build a worth- prevails. The family is pri- Mrs. R. A. Cangelosi, 745 N. the committee are Mrs. John Patton, Marian Center Auxiliary series of articles explain- while life. marily responsible for the child. Victoria Park Rd. Mrs. George Wilcox and Mrs. Joseph Gass, president, a jewel collection We should aim to produce ma- B. Norton will review James tickets; Mrs. Gerard Oldziej, from Mayor's of South Florida ing the goals of the-stand- The child is not a miniature fashions; Mrs. John McDonnell adult, he lacks many of the fea- ture adults who can live in- Jameson's book, "By Cross and will be featured in the Mona J ing committees of the Mi- dependent lives. Anchor." and Mrs. L. A. Blackford, Lisa room of the hotel. tures of mature people. Until awards; Mrs. Richard Villavec- ami Diocesan Council of Refreshments will be served Mrs. Llewellyn and Mrs. he is an adult, adult behavior A child who knows he is loved chia, table tokens; and Mrs. and entire proceeds will be do- Rooney and members of the Catholic Women.) and standards cannot be expect- and has people he can turn to Louis Bottieri, decorations. By MRS. CHARLES MINNET ed of him. The foundations laid in time of need is likely to nated to the parish library auxiliary board will attend a in childhood determine what a grow up to be a well-adjusted, maintained in the club rooms. Those planning to attend are luncheon meeting to complete The fundamental purpose of person will be in1 adult life. successful adult no matter how Mrs. J. D. McCarthy and requested to bring their own plans for the benefit on Tues- the Youth Committee is contain- Traits acquired in early child- poor his home and clothes and Mrs. William Costello are serv- cards and make reservations in day, Jan. 11 aboard the SS San- ed in the CYO motto: "To hood, both desirable and unde- no matter how scanty his food. ing as co-chairmen of arrange- advance since tickets will not ta Paula at Port Everglades. Fashion the Image of Christ in sirable, are likely to persist. Most of all children need love ments for the pancake party be sold at the door. Our Youth." Its aim is the for- This is the time for the parents, ' and interest from their par- scheduled to begin at 11:30 a.m., St. Pius X Club mation of truly Christian charac- the educators, the spiritual mod- ents. The warmth of family life Tuesday, Jan. 11 in the club Patrician Club ter, within the framework of erators of such groups as CYO is especially important at the rooms. Plans Luncheon wholesome activity. and other organizations to show end of the day if school or play Games will follow the lunch- Marking 40th Year FORT LAUDERDALE — Training to meet the tempta- the youth of today, the spiritual has been particularly trying. eon under the direction of Mrs. Members of the Patrician Members of St. Pius X Wom- tion to go along with the crowd road to tomorrow. Ideally, the mother should be Frank Holden, Mrs. Louis Moel- Club, now observing the 40th en's Club will hold a luncheon must begin early in childhood. at home when the child returns. lers, Mrs. C. R. Ridenour and anniversary of their founding, meeting at 12:30 p.m., Monday, We must begin by acquainting The child must build, through Mrs. Frances Dreyer. Mrs. will meet at 1:30 p.m., Tues- Jan. 10 at the Tamarac Yacht our children at an early age learning, the physical and men- There are excellent programs A. H. Moorman and Mrs. C. M. day, Jan. 11 in the club rooms. Club. tal abilities needed for success- of music, good plays, interest- with the simple word, "NO". West are in charge of awards. Entertainment during the aft- Mrs. S. J. Repicky is general ful living. Learning cannot take ing news, and information about Then we must imbue our chil- Entire proceeds will benefit ernoon will be provided by op- chairman of arrangements for place until the foundations are cultural subjects. The programs, dren with a firm sense of right the scholarship to be established era star Gloria Traitz, a grad- the luncheon during which hair laid. Good learning requires however, must be carefully se- and wrong. By actively encour- to the School of Social Work at uate of St. Patrick School. fashions will be demonstrated guidance. Leaders are made, lected, and the time spent on aging participation in church,; Miami's Barry College. Reservations are now being by Mr. Frederic and Mrs. not born. them should be limited. youth groups, we can provide Club members will observe a accepted for the annual Wash- James of Frederic Hair Fash- creative outlets for youthful The true leader has qualities The committee on youth Corporate Communion during ington's Birthday Party spon- ions. energy. We must teach our chil- of initiative, co-operativeness, tries to do all these things, but the 8 a.m. Mass on Saturday, sored annually by the Patricians Reservations may be made by dren that principle is more im- ability to make decisions, and we need more adults to give of Jan.,8 in St. Anthony Church. on the anniversary of the found- calling Mrs. Ralph Pelaia at portant than popularity, that friendliness. Children who have themselves and their time to as- Recitation of the rosary for the ing of St. Patrick parish. LO 4-7355 or Mrs. J. M. Huff at virtue is not an outmoded con- these qualities come from homes sist as counsellors in parish intention of world peace will fol- Tickets may be obtained by LO 6-7754. Guests are invited cept, but a firm foundation on where a friendly atmosphere CYO. low Mass. calling 531-7264 or 866-6348. to attend. January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 13 Voice Photos SECOND ANNUAL Miami Presentation Ball recently honored Catherine M. Wrightson, Therese Anne King, Dianne Eileen Fenn, Lucy Melanie Adler, Molly Ann Fogarty Nancy Kathleen Anne Lynch, Susan P. Swartzbaugh, Barbara Joy Walker, Ruth Elizabeth Kotte, Carlin and Karen Nushawg.

RECEIVING LINE at Presentation Ball in Indian Creek Country Gallagher, reception chairmen; B. Boyd Benjamin, escort com- Club included left to right, Mrs. Maurice D. FitzGerald and miWee; and Mrs. Maytag McCahill, chairman of the Present- |; Raymond Fogarty Dances With Daughter, Molly Mrs. B. Boyd Benjamin, co-chairmen; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. atton Ball which benefited file Marian Center. $»

- ->m: Dr. William King And Daughter, Therese Anne Karen Nushawg With Her Father, Robert Catherine Wrightson Chats With Escorts January J, 1966,. THE VOICE Miami, Florida reSentcition

William Adler Escorts His Daughter, Lucy Melanie Kathleen Anne Lynch Receives Medal From Bishop Coleman F. Carroll

Barbara Walker Enjoys Dinner With Escorts

Susan Swartzbaugh And Escorts After Presentation Barbara Walker Assists Susan Swartzbaugh

Dianne Eileen Fenn With Escorts At Dinner Nancy Carlin Enjoys Evening's Activities Uuth Elizabeth Kotte And Escorts Dine January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 15 DEL 23 AL 30 DE ENERO Semanade Cooperation Iberoamericana en E. U. WASHINGTON (NA)—Los rado como singular en la his- niimero excepcionalmente obispos norteamerieanos han toria moderna de la Iiglesia grande" de sacerdotes de los pedido a los cat61icos del puesto que esta dirigido ipor EE. UU., hermanos, reiigiosos pais q>ue fortalezcan sus la- una jerarquia a otro grupo y laicos estan trabajando ac- ll\Nuii|iiHv de «.ul

Pag* 16 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida "UN MltiUTO DE DIOS" Banquete de Caldo y Pan BOGOTA, Colombia (NO— avanzados de estudios socia- cios. En Bogota, personjalmeji- en total por todos los hijos, Hay alguien en Colombia que les en Friburgo, Suiza. te en domingos ayudaba a cualquiera que sea su numero. solo pide un "minuto para demoler un sector de casu- Durante su estancia en dd- En este (pequeno pueblo que Dios", pero la suma de todos versos seminarios de las ciu- cthas. Cuando el propietaiio de los minutos que ha obtenido los terrenos, obtuvo una or- se llama Minuto de Bios, hay dsadteis, el Piadre Garcia pudo: que seguir algumas sencillas le han permitido que supere apreeiar las conddciones mi- den judicial deteniendo el ]varios siglos de abandono y proyecto, el Padre Garcia hi- s. Las famiMais estan obli Apartemos la Roca Para que Cristo Entre serables que millones de seres cada dia a limpiar la ne^'^encia, y han cambiado aceptaban como medio nor- 20 esa noche una peticion de ayudia por television y ai dia calle frente a sus hogares. Pe- • /ez, las vidas de miles mal de vivir. Siempre traito dir limosna esta prohilbido, de colombianos potores. de aliviar a los necesitados, y sjgiuiente, un donante ofre- ci6 tierras por valor de $130, pudiendo signifkar al que lo IBs el Padre Rafael Garcia esto le cre6 la enemistad de haga, la expulsion de lia co- Herreros, que a simple vista cierta gente. 000 en las afueras de la ciu- dad, para que se construye- munidad. No hay policias. Las no parece encarnar al autor casas raramente estan cerra- de la verdadera revolucion SUB articulos y faoultades ra una comunidad modelo pa- oratorias, le dieron la opor- ra los pobres. das, y el rolbo es casi desco- que ha provocado. Su aspecto 1 nocddo. recuerda mas Men, al de un tanddad de inffludr mas alia profesor o literato. Sin em- de los que se oponian a sus En 1958, una comunidad de En 1960, para recaudar mis bargo, este energico sacerdo- esfuerzos. Bstando en Carta- 45 casas fue formalmente de- dinero para extender el pro- te de 55 anos, esta produ- gena, convenci6 a una esta- dicada en una ceremonia im- - yecto, el Padre Garcia annn- ciendo en el pals una tmpor- cion de radio local en darle presionante a la que asistie- ci6 los planes para celebrar tante revolucion social, de re- un espacio regular en eu pro- non personalidaxies eclesitas- un banquete unico en su cla- sultados casi milagrosos. graimacion de la maiiana. Lo ticas y civiles. Cada casa, su- se. Cientos de personas ricas ALMA Hamo "Un minuto de Dios", ficientemente grande para una serian invitadas a pagar $50 Ha demolido bawws de in- y lo empleo en recorder a familia de 10, costo $1,500, por una eomida ti'pica de las DEL digentes, y les ha fabrdcado todos, ricos y pobres, sus oibli- pagad«ros a r az&n de $15 men- casas de los pobres en Co- HOMBRE al mismo tiempo, nuevas vi- gaciones para mejorar sus con- suales. El dinero no fue difl- lombia: una taza de caldo y viendas. Les ha dado trabajo dicdones sociales. Un minuto cii de conseguir, ya que nu- un pedazo de pan. Este pri- MODERNO y esperaoza. Es adorado por no era mueho, y el Padre Gar- merosas fabricas estalban de- mer "banquete del millon", re- los ipobres y adimirado por los cia lo aproveohaba al maximo. seosas de emplear ia hombres caudo alrededor de $304,000. ricos. Los sacerdotes j6venes con ideailes de suiperacion en El president* de la republica trafon de imitarlo, mientras, Mas tarde, pudo llevar su la vida. Alberto Lleras Caimargo se los ©foispos alaiban su labor. programs radial a Cali, y de sento en la mesa principal Cuando habla, todos le esou- alii a la ciudad industrial de Para el siguiente afio, el con el Padre Garcia, estando chan. Medellin. En 1953 comenzo numero de las casas se au- compuesto el resto de los asis- El cainino que el Padre a transitar en Bogota a to- mento a 80. Actualmente hay tentes por pxelados y hombres da la nacion desde una esta- 350, y la comunidad cuenta de negocios. A paitir de esa Garcia tuvo que recorrer pa- ci6n propiedad del estado. ra llegar a esto, fue amargo con una modema inglesia, fecha este banquete se hacon- Finalmente, lo llevo a la te- una escuela y facilidades de vertido en un evento anual y dificil. Nacido en Cucuta, levision. pequeiia ciudad del norte de recreo. Los padres pagan al y ha ayudado a recolectar unos Colombia, ingreso desde joven Gradiualmen.te sus apela- mes $10 como cuota escolar $3,500,000. en el seminario diocesamo de ciones empezaron a tener res- Pamplona. Antes de su or- puesta. Una barriada de in- denacion entro a formar par- digentes en Call, llamada "el te de los Padres Eudistas, y ojo de la aguja", coinenzo a tras ensenar en varios semi- ser rehatoilitada por un narios del pais, tomo cursos grupo de homibres de nego- Los Vacios del Mundo Por el Padre Angel Naberan imipacto, tampoco su razon 2.0 al hombre y a la mujer marla superdesarroMada ma- Cuando en una campana pueide proyectarse hacia el distintos para connpletarse terialimente, ipero subdesarro- de vidrdo hacemos ©1 vacio futuro, qiue ve cada vez mas con sus caracteristicas diver- llada espiritualmente. Este es del aire, los seres vivientes oscuro. sas y formar el ideal total un vacio imjponente, ouyo ho- ?bi que alii colocamos, mueren Los gobernantes del mun- del homfore. Aimbos reoibie- rror y dolor esta soportando omprueue de asfixiia. Y las paredes qui- do deben tener muy presen- ron del Creador la tarea de la huctnainidaid (porque ve quo sierao jwntarse en un esfuer- te lo antinatural de las erai- construir y perfeccionar la se esta desintegrando rapida- graciones politicas y tomar vida hiu-mana. Pero hizo a ca- mente el plan de la naitura- zo supreono para eviitar el ho- da pairte distinta de la otra, onocimientod rror al vacio. El vacio ato- eartas para que ninguii ciu- leza en la formacion del ho- dadano se vea obligado a alban con sus coriresipondientes pa- gar hiumano. soiuito, total, es la nada. Y la peles distintos tamibien. El nada es eso: no ser. Por lo donar su patria por falta de garamtias para el ejercicio de mundo esta vacio de la mujer El supendesarrrollo de una 1—EI Eclesiastes es: tmismo todos los seres tienen que se ha masculinizado, tra- horror al vacio. sus dereefhos. Y cuando esto civffizacidn nunca podra con- D El primer monasterio griego. que se fundo. no pueda evitarse, tratar de yendo el desequilibrio a los llevar ia esclavitud de la mu- • Urn libro del Antiguo Testamento. Hay vacios tambien en los respetar y conservar el acer- hogares y al mundo. jer en el mundo del trabajo. D El ladb del altar desde dorade se lee el Evangelio. espiritus. Y estos vacios cau- bo cuJtoral del desterrado, El mundo moderno ha si- El salario del hombre debe D Un obispo ortodoxo. sa.n mayor horror aun. Sena- bastar en una sociedad 'on 2—La sakitacion lUurgka "Dominus VoWscwm" que el ga- que NO ES UN EMIGiRADO do construido sin la mujer. lemos aflgunos de eMos: TIPiO STAINDAiBiD, que busca Y por eso es inhumane. El organizada para que sea 'us- cerdote repite varias veces durante la santa misa quie- to no solo desde el punto de re decir: El hombre que perdio a su ed mejoraimiento de su vida, hogar moderno no tiene ma- incoitpor&ndose a la nueva pa dire, qne se dedique al hogar vista individual, sino. tambien D Cristo es el Hi jo de Dios. patria y tiene que vi'vir en el tria elegida, sino un emigra- desde el punto de vista so- D El Senor sea con vosotros. destierro, siente como si le y a los hijos. Los hijos cre- D Dios, Creador del universe. do de OARACTERISfraCAS cen sin la vigilancia y cari- cial y familiar. hulbieran arrancado el cora- Et9PECIA(LES, y posilbiditarJe • Oristo murio por nosotros. zon, pues las tradioiones pa- no de su madre. La mujer el retomo a su patria, para y el hombre tienen los mis- Cuando el avion se encuen- 3—El faanoso poema epic© "La Divina Comedia" consiste trias, la lengua, el p«nsamien- tra con un bache en; el aiir| en tres canticos en los que Dante, su autor, narra: continuar la historia de su vi- roos derechos, pero tienen to de s-us ipoetas y escritores, da. campos distintos de trabajo descieode brutal yverticalmen su folklore, sus danzas, sus te caiusando sensacion de in- Una peregrinacJon a Tiarra Santa. : segun sus especialidades. J El estado de caos del mundo medieval. ritmos, su musica que le hace Es profu.ndo en los corazo- estaibilidad. D La conveirsi6n de Engtatenra al cristianismo. vibrar de emoci'oin, aquel pa- nes de los homtores el horror La misi'on de la maare no a Unla vdedta ai Infierno, Purgatorio y Paraiso. norama, aqueUos bellos rin- al vacio de su patria, y po- es vivir fuera de su hogar. Cuamdo el hombre encuen*. 4—Una persona no bautizada que "std recibiendo instruc- cones, testigos mudos de la demos decir, sin miedo a Las sociedades superdesarro- tra los vacios de la Madre don para ingresar en la Iglesia Catilica, se llama: vida de sus antepasados y de equivocarnos, que dicho vaeio Madas haran bien en pensar Patria y de la Madre del ho- D Devoto- su propia vida, constituyen nunca desaparece totalmente, que la production no es todo gar, la socdedad, toda se es- D Aspiranite. las fibras seculares de que es- ni aun en medio de un pue- en la vida national. Una so- tremece y el mundo en tra en D Oateciimeno. ta hecho su corazin. blo acogedor superdesarrolla- ciedad en que la mujer ten- una et&pa de inestabi'lidad, do maiterdalnienite, porque no • Diacono. El dolor va mdnando su sa- ga qne trabajar, albandOnan- sinti^ndose enfermo en las 5—El apostolado de los Clubs Serra esta dirigido espe- es vacio de cosas pondera'bles, do su hogar, podremos Ma- entranae misimas de su ser. cialmente a: kttd. La alegria y la sonrisa sino de imponderables cons- no pueden brotar espontaneas titutivos de la propia perso- D El estudio de Ia nueva liturgia. como antes. La nostalgia y la nalidad, que quedo mutilada D Ensenar el catecismo a los adbltos. anoranza de todo aquello que le n Forttalecer las organizaoiones parroquiales. y no puede forjarse de nue- PUNTOS PARA MEDITAR n Porowiover y ayudar las vocaciones religiosas y sa- hizo LO QUE FUE Y NO ES, vo. cerdotales. se clava en su mente y en su Cuando das buen ejem- Comunicarse es poner- corazon, haoiendole sorber El segiu>ndo vacio, que pu- plo, hi vida empieza a re- se al wlcance para com- sa«M>isn»oA «ur lentamenite la amargwra del dieramos notar en el mun- ner dimension cristiana. paitir una intimidad. abismo vacio de aquel corete- do de hoy, es el vacio de la ia—z nido sustancial de su vida. mujer. La ntujer moderna se La victoria sobre ri Estas friste? — Busca Desajus&ado entonces su ca- masculiniza y, por ello, el mu- mismo es ru unica no- Iristo y consuelaio. raoter ante la magnitud del chaeho se femd«lza. Dios hi- blezo. Y encontraras la atearia.

January 7. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, .Florida Pag* 17 Forman a Dirigentes Campesinos en el Pert (NA) — Un nwo de dirigentes oawiDesS- nos etst^ f^rmando en el pafs el Instituto d« iBdauca- ciSn iBural, programs estalble- frxaminados por los la mayoria de los seieooio- cido y sostenido por la Qr- res f dletegados del instdtuto nadios saiben leer y esoribir, dea Mmykndii. dunante los meses que trans- tambleo se aoepta a algunos cutreo entre uno y otro our- Los propositos del IBR son: analfabetos. Los cursos quo so, y se selecciona a los mis estos ultimos reciben son los la vida rural en el asp«cto oapacitados. masmos pero com, eoondmdcojsocial, eultuirat y Aunque has*a el momento tes metodos. moral; fomentar el desartoUo dla la comunidad y, capacitor . a los j6venes campesinos de ' atnbos sexos en conodmntentos tecnicos, agropeouarios y BUSEBIUg fcogare&os.' KINO Bl IBR comenzo a funcio- 6t nar en et Peru en 1«59 como Uno de lios mas im- uha esouela piloto en Sayan, preaianiajates resultadota a unos 200 kilometros de de hi histotziia misione- Lhna. Fue organizado a seme- ra es debido a este ab- janea de las eenfcrafes eduea- negado saeerdote que tivaa rurales que funcionan fue wiemas explonadkxr, en Ohile desde ha«e quince granjero, d5iplamatt«o en/tre los indios, oant6- anos. gnatfo e hjstoriiadlor. El Padne Kino ftindd Su actividad oficial s6 ini- la MM6a de San Javier ci6 en 1961 y su creacion ftie del Bae en Arizona. una iniciativa de los sacerdo- Como exgpJonaidotr, stolo tes Ivan Pardp Figueroa y es supemSa su labor Luis Caracas, y»el atoogadb por los viajies de L«- Carlos Boza. El XEH ti«ne ac- tualmente seis filiales en ®a- ySn, Huaura, Oajamairca (^, Ayayiri y Juli

LA FESTIVIDAD de San Pablo el Ermitaflo, que se commemom et 15 da Enero, US. B. P. Rioardo Laszew- y Clark. es celebrada en el Monasterio tte San Pablo al SMT de Suez, en la costa egjpcia sM, M. M., director del IE5R Ttoaibajo del Mar Rojo, y que cuenta una antigiiedad de 1,600 afios. En la foto, el Padre dto JuM, explaca el fonciona- to 30 arias en la Hanein, de 75 anas, y d mas anciano de los 45 monies coptos que habitant alii, miento d« las escuelas toman- Baga Oalifornia y mirestra las antiguas pinturas de los santos que decoran el monasterio. La trarii- do por ejemplo a la que diri- em la pante norte cion senala que San Pablo vivio solo en el deslerto por espacio de 90 afios, falle- d» Sonora, en ciendo en el 342. ®a. Hsta comenz6 su lalbor en Afc imitrodu- enero 1964, en diez meses de crfas de aetividad gradoi6 a 57 dW- ganiado y teonicas gentes camipesdnos. die agtt4oul*una en Santoral de la Semana Abate Pierre En la central de Juli, com©' Visita Chile en las otras cineo, se ofee- Domingo 9. Santos Julian y Jueves 13. Santa Veronica cen cursos de cuatro meses, Basilisa. Este santo matrimo- de Milan. Pobre sen- ST. PETES AND PAUL, no, 10 A.M. fue superior de todos tos mo- Marcel Studio 900 S.W. 26 Rd. 8:30 AJM. nasferios de Palestina. Defem- y penitencia. De vida exem- ciHo de tti interior, donde LE HACE 1 PJH 7 y 8 P.M. LITTLE FLOWER, 1270 sor tenaz de la fe, entreg6 su plar y austera, fue muy ami- yive Cristo? Amastasia, Coral Gables, 1 alma en P "W. go de San Antonio, el que SU ALBUM ASSUMPTION ACADEMY, 9:15 AM. y 12 M. 1517 Brickell Ave. 12 PJH. traslado su cuejnpo a su muer- ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE, MiercoU, 12. San Arcadio. SU ALBUM DE BOOA? DE BOD A ST. JOHN BOSCO, 1301 451 E. 4 Ave., Hialean, De famili« noble, ingres<5 en te ocurrida en ©1 342, de la PlagJer St 7, 10 A.M. 1, 6:30 PJIf. eueva que habitaiba a su re- fn Color es • Blanco y Negro 6 y 7:30 P.M. la orden . is'erciense en Rie- Munoz Studios INMACULADA CONCEP- val, Inglatera. Desta-cose por poso definiti'vo. H3CPERIENCIA, CALmAD, Fotos Comerciafec GESU, 118 N.E. 2 St. 5:30 CION, 68 W. 42 Pi., Hia- De Actividad©. Sociafe* PJn. leah, 12:45 y 7:30 P.M. su ardiente caridad y por sus PRECIOS, FACIL1DA0ES. Y SI LO RACE EN COLOR Refratos ST. MICHAEL, 2033 W. esoritos, entre ellos "La Amis- ST. BERNARD MISSION, Se Vende Barberia PRECIOSO!!! Flagler 10:45 AJtt. W. 16 Ave. y 60 St., Hia tad ©spiritual" y "Espejo de • •• leah, 10 AM. 2 Sillones barbero y una ca- • ST. HUGH, Royal Rd y Caridad". Su vida santa y pvet- Matin Highway, Coconut sa de dos habibaciones amue- MUROZ STUDJOS MARCEL ST. PHILIP BENIZL Belle dosa llego a su fin en 1106, blada. En el bello Cayo Lar- Grove, 12:15 PJW. Glade, 12 M. go. Escriba Joe Henault, I 1760 N.W. 36 ST., MIAMI PHOTO STUDIO despues de haber sido durante a ST. TIMOTHY, 5400 S.W. ST. MARY, Pahooke, 6:30 Box 35, Key Largo, Fla. I 1210 Washington Ave., M. B. 130 N.E. 2 Are^ Miami 102 Ave, 12:30 P.M. SS aftos abad de Revesby. Telf. 635-5778 y 538-I65S Telf. 374-1534

Page 18 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida S&a&A?'-* FATHER CHARLES Malley, C. SS. R., CYO moderator at Our Lady of Perpetual Help parish, - Opa-Iocka, receives an Voice Photos award of merit from Father Walter J. DockeriH, diocesan Diocesan CYO Drill Team Takes Part In Junior Orange Bowl Parade In Coral Gables director of youth activity, during the Diocesan CYO Convention.

FATHER WALTER J. DOCKERILL installs newly elected Diocesan CYO officers during convention banquet. From left are: Elaine Ricks, St. Monica parish CYO, treasurer; Kerry Sullivan, St. Bartholomew CYO, secretary; Camille Eisenhart, Epiphany CYO, vice presi- dent; and Bruce Pockey, St. Anthony CYO, Fort Lauderdale, president. Banner Boosting Bruce Pockey For President Held Aloft By Delegates

MICHAEL O'NEIL, member of the Diocesan CYO Board of MRS. ELLEN JOHNSTON of St. Anthony parish in Fort Lauder- THE BISHOP Coleman F. Carroll award of honor for being Directors, presents Terry De Jocomo of St. James parish CYO dale receives an award for being the most outstanding CYO named the most outstanding parish CYO in the Diocese is ith an award for being chosen the most outstanding CYO adult adviser in the Diocese from Msgr. John J. O'Looney. accepted by Kathy Dumont on behalf of the St. Catherine CYO jember in the Diocese. of Sebring of which she is president. Making the award is Father Martin J. Cassidy of St. Catherine parish.

MEMBERS OF A CYO PANEL which discussed "The Challenge of Youth to Indecent U. S. POLICY IN VIET NAM was the topic of discussion for this four-member panel of Literature" were from left: Bob Thomas, Holy Rosary parish; Pat Gillette, Immaculate Diocesan CYO members during the convention. From left are: Tom Provenzano of St. Aim Conception parish; Evelyn Torres, Immaculate Conception parish; Carmen Smith, St. Rose parish, Naples; Alana Rank of St. Joseph parish, Miami Beach; Danny Pietrodangelo of of Lima parish; and Elaine Ricks, of St. Monica parish who served as chairman. The Cathedral parish; and Julie Torres of Immaculate Conception parish, Hialeah.

January 7, 1966 , . TtfC VOICE.. Miami, Florida . Pom 19 Promote Decent Literature, CYOs In Diocese Urged

(Pictures of convention on assistant pastor of Our Lady of RESOLVED: That we promote Page 19.) Perpetual Help parish, Opa- and further the evaluations set locka. forth by the Citizens for Decent Charles H. Keating Jr., chief Literature (CDL) and empha- legal counsel for the Citizens A n o t he r convention panel which was moderated by Keat- size the cultivation of high for Decent Literature Inc., call- standards of taste in litera- ed on members of the CYO's ing had as its topic "The Chal- lenge of Youth to Indecent Liter- ture, art, films and mas«com- in the Diocese to stand up for munications. JP> decency in literature. ature." Elaine Ricks of St. Monica Keating, who is the founder 4. WHEREAS: The practice of parish CYO was chairman of of the CDL, was the main segregation, and other forms of the panel. speaker at the Diocesan CYO discrimination is quite common AWARDS convention banquet held at the in our country ... BE IT RE- Among the awards presented Diplomat Hotel. Three hun- SOLVED: That the Diocese of at the banquet were the follow- dred and fifty persons attended. Miami CYO urge every person ing: to work for equality among the PRESENTATION OF Parvuli Dei (Little One of God) awards was made to eight Cub During the one-day convention Pro Deo et Juventute Award human race in Christ, and work Soouts at the Cathedral by Father Francis J. Lechiara. From left, front row, are the the delegates assisted at a for the outstanding CYO adult for the abolition of all discrim- eight recipients: Albert Stettner, Joseph Lester, William Gennaro, Michael Aubrey, Phillip Mass. They also took part in advisor in the Diocese to Mrs. inatory practices, whether they Healy, Albert Childress, Daniel Pendlebury and Dennis Stever. Back row, from left, are: two panel discussions. Ellen Johnston of St. Anthony be in school, at work, or in the Thomas Hartwell, an attar boy; Father Lechiara; and Luke Cousineau and Bill Gillis, A Cincinnati attorney, Keat- parish CYO in Fort Lauder- field of recreation. both altar boys. ing urged the CYO'ers to "be dale; ,. . 5. WHEREAS: Members of good and do good, because in Eagle of the Cross award for CYO groups are presently assist- this way of life is joy, happi- the outstanding CYO member in ing missionaries by providing nament at Dade County Junior coach, Robert Pracek, who was ness and a fulfillment of our College. the Diocese to Terry De Jocomo religious instruction, developing chosen Diocesean Coach of the roles as human beings endowed Year. of St. James parish CYO, leadership and a sense of re- The Knights battled their way by God with hearts, minds and By KATHY McTAGUE through a series of games cul- Also deserving recognition are Bishop Coleman F. Carroll sponsibility to the Church and souls." to each other and by initiating FORT LAUDERDALE — minating -with the play-off the two boys who attained Award of Honor for the out- This is a concept, he said, programs of education in the Classes resumed on Jan; 3 at against previously undefeated places on the Diocesean All-Star standing parish CYO in the which is "native to common community . . . AND WHERE- Cardinal Gibbons High School Palmetto High School. The team. They were Iverson Wil- Diocese to St. Catherine parish Knights won a narrow but bril- liams and Rufus Alexander. sense and is the cornerstone of AS: The apostolic work of the after a vacation of out-of-school CYO of Sebring. liant victory. Final score: 62-58.- our civilization." Papal Volunteers is creating activities. A special award of merit to Brother Leo Hogan, C.S.C., Keating criticized pornogra- .Father Malley, moderator of the new hope for Church and peo- The biggest event on the agen- our principal, and other mem- phers and said their "actions the CYO in Our Lady of Perpet- ples in Latin America ... BE da this week was a fashion bers of the faculty spent their are inimical to the best in- ual Help parish. IT RESOLVED: That the Dio- show on Jan. 5. Christmas vacations visiting. terests of the youth of Amer- And another special award to cese of Miami commends the Under the direction of Sister Brother William May, C.S.C., ica." Keating for his work in com- Papal Volunteers and all CYO John Edward, O.S.F., the girls and Brother Vincent DePaul He asserted that they are batting indecent literature. groups for the fine work they of her Home Economics classes Hujar, C.S.C., were also among "prime movers in uprooting our RESOLUTIONS are doing and urges all mem- the Brothers traveling. modeled self-made outfits. society from its moorings_of de- The following resolutions were bers to participate in all forms The narrators of the show cency and Judeo-Christian phi- approved by the Diocesan CYO of apostolic activity by praying were Eileen McDargh and Chris losphy." at the convention: for success and by giving ma- terial assistance whenever pos- Lee. CONVENTION 1. WHEREAS: The youth of "The Death of a Salesman" During the CYO convention, sible. FORT PIERCE — The Fresh- the Diocese can now actively by Arthur Miller will be viewed man, Sophomore and Junior which was held Wednesday, participate in the new liturgy 6. WHEREAS: The Peace by the girls, on Monday, Jan. 10. classes of Archbishop John Car- Dec. 29, several CYO members and encourage the Ecumenical Corps .has proved highly suc- roll High School attended a Day took part in a panel discus- Movement ... BE IT RESOLV- cessful .... AND WHEREAS: of Recollection at the Our Lady sion of U.S. policy in Viet Nam. ED: That through our efforts Our Society stands to gain many of Florida Passionist Monastery The panelists agreed the U.S. the youth of the Diocese of Mi- benefits from a national pro- By EDWARD DAMICH and Retreat House in North had a duty to go to the aid ami will wholeheartedly partici- gram which includes an ex- pate in the liturgy in our in- After a well-needed Christ- Palm Beach.' LINDA ROCAWICH, daughter of the South Vietnamese who change of peoples and the fur- dividual parishes and encourage mas vacation, students at Arch- Accompanying the students of Mrs. Margaret Rocawich of are being oppressed by the Viet thering of economic, social, greater participation in the chal- bishop Curley High School re- were Sister Jean Elizabeth, St. Michael parish, has been Cong there. technical and cultural rehabili- sumed classes on Monday of O.P., principal, and Sister chosen to reign as queen of file Discussion by the panel mem- lenging decrees of the Second tation ... BE IT RESOLVED: this week. Grace Alma, O.P., and Miss Dade County Youth Fair Jan. bers was based on the encycli- Vatican Council and thereby, The youth of our Diocese ex- bringing about greater unity The delightful respite will be Barbara Holt. 18-23. cal "Pacem in Terris" by the press their support and grati- among Christian people. in the back of every students Sue Fee and Dorothy Mar- late Pope John XXIII. tude for the establishment of a The rights of every human National Service Corps. mind with Semester Exams en tette, consuls, presided over Catholic U. Frosh 2. WHEREAS: The recent looming in the future. the induction of 20 new mem- being which were listed by Pope Eighth National CYO Conven- AND 7. WHEREAS: All those We're number one! Those bers. Following this refresh- Elect Curley Grad John in his encyclical were out- tion firmly resolved to support whose time and effort were put were the spirited words chant- ments were served in the Thomas Blake, a graduate of lined by the panelists and it the efforts of the United States forth into this past year's CYO ed as the Knights won the Home Economics room. Archbishop Curley High School, was pointed out that the U.S. in Viet Nam ... BE IT RE- activities and diocesan conven- Dade County Basketball Tour- We are all very proud of our has been elected arts and sci- is involved in Viet Nam mili- SOLVED: That we of the Dio- tion ... BE IT RESOLVED: ences representative by the tarily in order to protect these cese of Miami concur with the That the Diocese of Miami CYO freshmen class at Catholic Uni- rights for the South Vietnamese. resolutions and will to the best thanks those responsible for versity of America in Washing- The panel also noted that the of our ability encourage and these accomplishments PROTECT YOUR LICENSE ton, D. C. U.S. sent its fighting men to promote patriotic loyalty to our Blake, a pre-law student, is Viet Nam at the,request of the nation at all times regardless of the son of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas South Viet Nam government. the sacrifice involved. ADELPH" AND YOUR MOTORCYCLE Blake of St. Rose of Lima Moderator of the panel was 3. WHEREAS: The problem SCHOOL parish. Father Charles Malley, C.SS.R., ACCELERATED .. 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Page 20 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida THE FOOTBALL TKAM of Cardinal Newman High School in West Palm Beach was feted at a banquet he'd in a Kt\iora" EARL 'GREASY' Neale, (left) former college football coach Beach Restaurant. Among those attending were: from left, and major league baseball player spoke at the annual Newman Father Leslie D. Cairn, supervising principal; Mrs. Frank J. High football banquet. Tom Counihan (center) was given file Lewis, principal benefactor of the Crusader football team, and THE FATHER Farrell Award is presented to End Tim Grogan Crusaders' Most Valuable Player Award. At right is the New- Bernard F. Grail, chairman of the Crusaders' Athletic of the Cardinal Newman High Football Team by Father Peter F. man High football coach, Sam Budnyk. Committee. O'Donnell, S.J., of St. Ann Church, West Palm Beach. BEGAN NEW YEAR WITH PERFECT BASKETBALL RECORDS St. Francis Of Assisi CYO S 1 Curley, Gibbons Win Tournament Titles ?tt?LSt. Francis of Assisi L7CYO of Te"f!"n contestLs were played in Riviera Beach outpointed St. the North and South Dade Divi- Miami's Archbishop Curley bons attack in the champion- to lead the Explorers. John Vincent Ferrer CYO of Delray sions of the CYO League la.st High and Fort Lauderdale's *# ship game, getting 17 points Fearnow added 10 points to the Beach by a score of 66 to 40 in weekend. Cardinal Gibbons started the while Brick Bracy and Bob victory total. the East Coast Division of the The results of the games in new year with perfect basket- Baisden each had 15. Echarte Diocesan CYO Basketball those two divisions were as fol- ball records and each with a The split left Columbus with League. was named the meet's MVP lows: tournament championship. an even split, also, in its sea- In other East Coast Division and with Bracy was named to Immaculate Conception 31, Curley took the eight-school son's competition with a 3-3 games, St. Juliana CYO of West SS. Peter and Paul 25 the all-star team. St. Dominic 34, St. Timothy 31 Class AA North Miami Invita- mark. Palm Beach defeated Sacred Holy Rosary 39, St. Theresa 25 tional affair to run its season's and forward Woody Giordano, Coining out of holiday tourna- Heart of Lake Worth 50 to 20 St. Louis 50, St. Michael 1A West Palm Beach's Cardinal Epiphany 16: St. Brendan M mark to 7-0 while Gibbons was were named to the all-tourna- and St. Helen of Vero Beach St. Monica 40, Opa-locka 35 ment competition with a 50-50 Newman, the only Class A St. Mary 54, St. Lawrence 47 winning the small school four- ment team with Gay, a 6-1 eked out a 23 to 18 win over St. O.L.P.H. 36, Visitation 10 split was Christopher Columbus Holy Redeemer 48, St. John 14 team Jupiter High Invitational. junior guard, getting the most School in the big-school Palm Catherine CYO of Sebring. St. Rose of Lima 55, St. James The two triumphs boosted Gib- votes of any, member of the High, which took third place in Beach Holiday tournament, took bons' record to 6-0. elite group. the Miami High tournament. it on the chin twice against CYO Volleyball Results Announced Curley defeated Hialeah, 51- Gay registered 56 points in The Explorers were routed city rivals. Results of four games have a contest played against St. 38, North, Miami 83-78, and the three games while Giordano 65-26 by Miami High in their The Crusaders were dumped Theresa CYO 16-14 and 15-4. led the Curley rebounding and been announced in the Dioce- Carol City, 62-58, in taking its first game but came back to 73-43 by Forest Hill and then In the other two games, Our tournament and running its win- also totalled 51 points. take Miami Beach 54-43 in the san CYO Girls Volleyball lost 83-37 to Palm Beach High. League. Lady of Perpetual Help CYO ning streak to seven straight, Gibbons defeated Moore Ha- duel for third place. Joe MerMe, with 27 points in emerged the victor in a contest the longest in the school's his- ven, 63-35, and then host Jupi- Joe Hope, who could get only the two games, was the only St. John the Apostle CYO de- with St. Joseph CYO 15-2 and tory. ter, 63-54, after trailing 51-43 go- three points in the first game, consistent scorer for the Cru- feated Immaculate Conception 15-8 and Visitation eked out a The Knights' top two stars in ing into the final quarter. came back with a tournament saders and was named to the CYO by scores of 16-14 and 15-1 win over Holy Family CYO by the meet, guard Johnny Gay Jorge Eoharte led the Gib- record of 25 in the second game all-tournament team. while St. Hugh CYO won out in scores of 15-10 and 15-12. ALLAPATTAH HARDWARE FORT LAUDERDALE HEATING AMAR HARDWARE and Paint Co., Inc. 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Strawberry French Toast EVl 1NG Vi cup soft butter 2 eggs, slightly beaten on famous quality Vs. cup confectioners' sugar Vi cup half and half BLESSED WENT ™ 1 (10 ounce) package frozen 2 tablespoons lemon juice MATERNITY * INFANTS * TODDLERS sliced strawberries, 8 slices enriched bread £ GENERAL 163rd STREET SHOPPING CENTER thawed Phone Wl 7-4621 Arcade Building Whip butter until light; gradually add sugar. Drain thawed strawberries; gradually add strawberries to butter-sugar mix- ture, beating after each addition untE a smooth pink butter re- JET SPECIAL sults. If strawberries do not blend in evenly, set bowl in hot Factory fresh high quality General tires with full depth water during beating to soften butter and warm strawberries so traction tread that delivers low cost, dependable mile- they will blend evenly. Combine beaten eggs and half and half age and, NYLON CORD construction that shrugs off In a shallow bowl. Gradually add lemon juice. Dip bread slices impacts and bruises. into egg mixture, one at a time turning them to coat both sides. COMPACTS Brown bread on both sides on hot greased griddle. Serve hot with strawberry butter spread over each slice. 6.00/6.50 x 13 Tubeless Biackwall Yield: 4 servings — 2 slices toast per serving. THE fine JEWELRY STORES Cinnamon-Orange French Toast 2 eggs, beaten Y* teaspoon ground % cup milk cinnamon % teaspoon finely grated 8 slices enriched bread orange rind ^ 'Beach gleaner* Combine beaten eggs, milk, orange rind and cinnamon in a Nationally Advertised Dry Cleaning Service, FORD, CHEVY, PLYMOUTH, shallow bowl. Dip bread slices into egg mixture, one at a time, indorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothhrs. turning them to coat both sides. Grill or pan fry bread on both STUDEBAKER, LARK, RAMBLER Marqua's North "6UASDSMAH sides in hot fat. Serve hot, topped with 1 to 1% tablespoons SERVICE" — 7.75x14 • 7.75x15 I Replaces sizes Beach Cleaners Aa Exclmim Brandied Orange Butter. Tubeless Blackmails 7.50x14 • 6.70x15 Personalize* 7134 Abbott Ave., M.B., UN (-3131 Service fur YHT Yield: 4 servings — 2 slices toast per serving. Castcmtr Parking Rear if Pint Finar Guratato EST. 1938 Brandied Orange Butter K> cup soft butter orange rind 1 cup confectioners' sugar 2 tablespoons brandy IN WEST HOLLYWOOD . . . 1 teaspoon finely grated Combine butter, sugar, orange rind and brandy. Whip to- gether until light and fluffy. Serve over Cinnamon-Orange French •14 Toast. Yield: IV* cups Brandied Orange Butter. BUICK, STUDEBAKER, Note: May be stored in refrigerator, covered, until needed. MERCURY, CHRYSLER, DODGE, Coconut-Orange French Toast OLDS, PLYMOUTH, PONTIAC 4 eggs, slightly beaten packed) V/s cups milk 1 tablespoon orange juice 8.25x14 • 8.15x15 I Replaces sizes 1 teaspoon salt 4 teaspoons grated fresh Tubeless Blackwalls | 8.00x14 • 7.00x. 15 I Member: 6100 Hollywood Blvd. 12 slices enriched bread orange rind 1ST. STEPHEN'S V* cup butter V* cup flaked coconut PARISH Phone YUkon 3-0857 % cup brown sugar (firmly) i Combine beaten eggs, mUk and salt in a shallow bowi. _,ip bread slices into egg mixture, one at a time, turning them to SOLVE YOUR HEATING coat both sides. Grill or pan fry bread on both sides in hot fat; PROBLEMS NOW! Cleaned & Adjusted By Experts place on a baking sheet. Blend butter and brown sugar; add Trained at orange juice, orange rind and coconut. Spread coconut mixture FREE Longines 1 year written over slices of French toast. Broil under low broiler heat for about BUY NOW-PAY LATER! Guarantee. USE OUR MOUNTING a minute, or until topping is bubbly and lightly browned. Serve $#50* hot. 1OO% O.K. NO TRADE-IN Yield: 6 servings — 2 slices toast per serving. CREDIT'PLAN TIRES NEEDED 6 Apple-Raisin French Toast FOR ALL.YOUR CAR-CARE NEEDS! *Plus Tox 1.56 to 2.19 'Chronographs, Calendars and Automatics 2 eggs, beaten 2 tablespoons chopped WHITEWALLS SLIGHTLY HIGHER Slightly Higher %cup milk ~ pecans GIFTS & HANDBAGS Vi teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sifted brown GENERAL* Goes A Long 8 slices raisin bread or confectioners' sugar w fo Make Yi cup apple butter T,n* m °y JEWELERS Combine beaten eggs, milk and salt in a shallow bowl. Dip """- ^M Friends bread slices into egg mixture, one at a time, turning them to MIAMI 79th ST. & BISCAYNE 5600 Biscayne Boulevard PL 1-8564 SHOPPING PLAZA coat both sides. Grill or pan fry bread on both sides in hot fat. NORTH MIAMI Next to Walgreen's Liquor Spread 1 tablespoon apple butter on 4 slices French toast; sprin- 700 N.E. 167th Street Wl 5-4249 Complete Jewelry Repairs kle 1Y2 teaspoons pecans over apple butter and cover with sec- MIAMI BEACH OPEN 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. ond slice of toast. Sprinkle 1% teaspoons sugar over top slices. Alton Road and Dade Boulevard .JE 8-5396 Phone: PL 9-5317 CORAL GABLES 262 NW 54th St. • Ph. PL 9-0314 Serve hot. 10 Giralda Avenue HI 4-7141 Yield: 4 servings — 2 slices toast per serving. Page 22 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Dating Two Men: Which Shall She Pick? •HHIIimillllllllllllllllll mnnn BEAUTY SALONS I am 22 and going with two Catholic boys. One is the finest man I ever met. He treats me with con- . featuring . . . sideration and I know he loves me. The other is not nearly such good husband material yet I am strongly , attracted towards him T •i™™* *-~ —•- * • * - !_„ Mm We BW, '"•«*£ "mistakesitk . PleasePl helphl me, -f^trf^ m \ ,^mi*g sleep over this. Perhaps I should give up both. La Marick Cold By JOHN J. KANE, Ph.D. Wave Special Dorothy, your dilemma is more apparent than real. I one of the world's canf \e\p you directly, because I simply cannot and would finest waves not I.- you which of these men you should marry, if either. $1050 Comparable X But you will have to make up your own mind. The sooner ^ Value you do so, the more quickly you will resolve your problem, if you do intend to marry, and this appears clear. Basically, Complete at the risk of over simplification, you seem unable to determine For whether you want a good date or a good husband. No doubt, like all men and women, you would prefer both. Specializing In: If you really mean that the first young man is one of the finest yon ever met, you are indeed fortunate and no doubt • PERMANENT will be envied by many readers of your age and situation. WAVING • HAIR COLORING It is quite true that one may consider a young man to JACKSON'S-BYRONS • COIFFURE be a fine person and yet not the kind of a person you would DEPT. STORES STYLING want to marry. On the other hand, you frankly admit that • HIALEAH: 165 Hialeab Drive, Hialeali the second man is not to be compared with the first as a . . . Phone 888-058C BELK'S DEPT. STORES potential husband. On a purely logical level, there would seem • HIALEAH: MIAMI Palm Springs Village Shopping Center Red and Bird Roads to be no question about how you should decide. On the emotional . . . Phone 821-7882 Phone MO 7-2523 • WEST PALM BEACH level, however, there is. • WEST HOLLYWOOD 305 Clematis Street Taft Hollywood Stropping Center . . . Phone TE 3-1609 . . . Phone 987-0200 Romance Entrenched • ORLANDO • CORAL GABLES Colonial Plaza Shopping Center In American society the idea of romantic love is rather 45 Miracle Mile .. . Pbone GA 5-2707 strongly entrenched. It may be less strong than motion pictures, . . . Phone HI 4-3322 • MIAMI BELK-LINDSEY DEPT. STORES novels, television and other media of communicatin would lead 51 East Flagler Street • MELBOURNE - ... Phone FR 1-4269 Melbourne Shopping Center us to believe, but there is no denying that it is relatively strong. . . . Phone 723-8795 • MIAMI • COCOA From my point of view it appears that the second man 1736 N.W. 36th Street Byrd Plaza Shopping Center satisfies your desire for romantic love. The first, I guess, does Phone NE 3-2111 Pbone NE 6-8726 • FORT LAUDERDALE • TITUSVILLE not. While romantic love if not completely unrealistic, is an 3841 West Browarl Blvd. Big Apple Shopping Center important factor in a selection of a husband or wife, it is YAZOO/s for 1965 Plantation — Phone 581-0010 . . . Phone 267-6565 only one of many factors,, • POMPANO BEACH • DAYTONA BEACH Shopper's Haven Shopping Center Bellair Plaza Shopping Center THE HIGH PERFORMANCE- , . . Phone 942-9191 . .. Phone OR 7-6292 Dating and marriage are two quite different matters. Which • POMPANO BEACH of these persons do you think will stand up better in the Cypress Plaza Shopping Center LOW MAINTENANCE WM. HENRY'S DEPT. STORE . . . Phone 942-0710 long run? Dating is supposed to be and sometimes is quite • ST. PETERSBURG • TAMPA Central Plaza Shopping Center 3718 Henderson Blvd. a pleasant, glamorous experience. Sometimes it isn't. But un- POWER MOWERS . . . Phone 894-0646 — Pboen 872-9994 3950 Britton Plaza fortunately the qualities that usually make for a good date • MIAMI BEACH . . . Phone 834-3881 are not necessarily the same that make for a good husband Chamette Style Beauty Salon • FORT LAUDERDALE 917 Arthur Godfrey Road La Marick Beauty Salons or wife. . . . Phone 532-5816 109 S.E. 2nd Street A date is a rather temporary interlude in human life. At (Prices slightly higher) . . . Phone JA 3-1108 best it extends only over a few hours as a result each person HANDLE THE can put his or her best foot forward. Many of the harsher Academy of Charm and realities of life can be overlooked or not even considered TOUGH JOBS Modeling Schools, Inc. at all. I suggest that in order to make a sensible choice between • Agency • Accredited • Licensed these two young men, you bring up some of the more important EASY! M. Springs 885-1685 ~ M. Beach 532-3951 and realistic aspects of marriage. QUICK! La Marick, South'* Largest and Leading Beauty System How much do you have in common with either? Which 20 60 one appears to be more stable and to have more social, eco- SMOOTH! W^ "*> " nomic and other expectations? The more you have in common CUTTING WIDTH with another person in terms of social background, all of the Yazoo's new Power Mowers for 1965 ore better than ever. studies in social science indicate, the better prognosis for a Many improvements have been added to increase performance happy and successful marriage. The less you have in common, and durability. The Rugged •Riders mow up to 15 acres a day — quick dnd easy. Rear-wheel steering gives excellent the greater the dangers in marriage. maneuverability for close, fast cutting. This year there are 5 sizes in the big riders and one is bound to be u Disturbing Sentence perfect for your cutting needs. Yozoo's Original Big Wheel There is also a disturbing sentence in your letter. You Mowers roll easily on irregular and rough turf. Won't scalp $& mention that the second young man was once too friendly or gouge and works smoothly on banks and terraces. The 3663 So. Miami Ave., Miami, Florida ; push-type big wheels are as easy to handle as a baby carriage. with a girl he loved but you feel you should not hold this Also available in self-propelled models. against him since we all make mistakes. This is perhaps more ASK FOR FREE DEMONSTRATION . . . OVERLOOKING BISCAYNE BAY L charitable than realistic. SERVICE I am wondering just why this topic was ever introduced MAC'S LAWN MOWER INC. into your conversation? Was his need to confess the result 3709 W. Flagler St. of ar- overwhelming sense of guilt and sibame? Or was it HI 8-1869 ment J with an ulterior motive? Perhaps you yourself can- not be certain and I certainly do not know. But it is not For the past NINE YEARS quite the sort of thing one goes around discussing. we have had the privilege to furnish PAINT There is one further point that may help you make an for use at the many Catholic Institutions intelligent decision. The first boy, you state, has informed you in the West Palm Beach area. that he loves you. Has he also said he would like to marry you? The second boy apparently has not stated he loves you and apparently has given no indication that he is interested Worth Chemical & Paint Co. FULLY APPROVED BY THE in marriage. „ Morth Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 1OH- '*'?Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals Perhaps you are losing sleep needlessly. It could be neither 1 f LA boy has the intention of asking you to marry him, although it LAKE WOP" "'? " * and would appear the first one has, so you may be creating a prob- ...roeturers of lem which doesn't even exist. The real crisis will occur when The Catholic Hospital Association Gll>J.^NtEED QUALITY PAINT one or the other proposes that you become engaged. You ap- parently are not even going steady and I guess it is a decision Interior and Exterior House Paints of whether to do this or not that is causing you to lose sleen Varnishes and Enamels All I have attempted to do here is to explore wh-'^ Telephone JUstice 2-6146 Sisters of St. Joseph are both sides of the question you raised, Jo hopefully ^acili- WHOLESALE — RETAIL ask yourself some very pointed question-- r iate your decision. January 7, 1°Q6 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 23 HE!ROES OF CHRIST INDIA: The Question Box What About The ST. JOSM CAPI$TRAJST CHILDREN /38S-/4S6

ARE New Missal? MRLOIY S£ave the church at Jan. 14 — St. Hilary, bishop, Of deep interest also is the on was baptized by Father Fes- (and .many others") ^ confessor and doctor. Mass of conversion of Rudolph E. Mor- the feast, second prayer of St. sard, with Charles Du Bos as contradict what they pronounc- ris, now professor of sociology ~"'j^ martyr, common preface. my godfather." ed, and strongly reprimand n at Marquette University. "I Mortgage Loans first 1 every poor soul that dares to mit and , T ceased to attend religious serv- * * • leave the pew before the priest feast, second pra$ ice," he related, "when I was Converts are requested CORAL GABLES FEDERAL enters the sacristy? Maurus, abbot, common 18, and drifted into agnosticism. to send their names and While studying law at the Uni- SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ace. addresses to Father John 2501 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables I hate to be disrespectful, but Jan. 16 — Second Sunday aft- castoSaixf Berlin; \ read oc- A. O'Brien, University of it would suit us better if those 6 Notre Dame, Notre Dame, West Miami • Homestead • Perrine • Bird Road • North Dade er Epiphany. Mass of the Sun- of St. ThomaT4 extra strict priests would homaT4- !, day, Gloria, creed, preface of came ia! nd Ind., 46556, so he can xarite change the liturgy and say at somewhat" L? the Trinity. in Catholicism. a brief account of their conversions. Page 24 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida ••••••••••< THE SAME — THE ONLY ONE i VOICE GOURMET 13205 i « N.W. 7th AVE. 4 PHONE GUIDE MU 1-5891 Two years ago, For The Best In ... • ITALIAN HOME COOKING we ran this ad: Also Try Our PIZZA

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FILM RATINGS 1 KIIIM, MNUARY 7 TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 11:20 p.m. (11) — Face of Fire (Fam- 8 30 a.m. (10) — Macbeth (Adults, 8:30 a.m. (10) — The Lady Takes ily) 5 MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR Adol.) a Sailor (Morally Objectionable In 11:30 p.m. (4) — Gideon of Scotland GENERAL PATRONAGE 8 30 a.m. (12) — Third Finger, Left WESH 0 Part For All) REASON — Sugges- Yard (Family) Apache Gold x Mara of the Wilderness Snake Woman Hand (Adults, Adol.) tive dialogue and situations. 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Around the World Mary Popplns Snow White 9 a.m. (7) — Two Faced Woman (Daytona-Orlando) 9 a.m. (7) — Tulsa (Family) Wednesday Under the Sea Master Spy Son of a Gunfighter (Morally Objectionable In Part For Atragon Monkey's Uncle Sound of Music All) REASON — Suggestive dia- WTVJ O 4:30 p.m. (4) — Red Skies of Mon- THURSDAY, JANUARY 13 Battle Of The Bulge Murder Ahoy! Starfiehters. The logue and scenes. tana (No Class.) Billie My Fair Lady Summer Holiday WPTV 0 8:30 a.m. (10) — Daughters Courage- Boy Ten Feet Tall Murder Most Foul Swingin' Maiden, The 4:30 p.m. (4) — Duel in the Bun 6 p.m. (10) — Halliday Brand (Adults, ous (Morally Objectionable In Part Bremen Town Murietta Sword of Ali Baba (Part II) (Morally Objectionable In Adol.) For All) REASON — Not Given, musicians. The Mysterious Island That Darn Cat Part For All) REASON — Immod- (West Palm Beach) 8 p.m. (4) — The Tall Men (Morally 9 a.m. (7) — The Bullfighter and Thief of Baghdad estly suggestive sequences; glorifi- Clarence. The Nikkl, Wild Dog Those Magnificent Men Objectionable in Part For All) the Lady (Adults, Adol.) Cross-Eyed Lion of the North cation of illicit love. WCKT Q REASON — Suggestive situations 4:30 p.m. (4) — King of the Khyber Don't Worry, We Will One Man's Way In Their Flying 6 p.m. (10) — Trooper Hook (Adults, Think Of A Title Only One New York Machines and costuming tends to condone Rifles (Family) Tiser Walks, A Adol.) WLBW flj) immoral actions. Family Jewels Operation Crossbow 7:30 p.m. (10) •— Man of a Thousand 6 p.m. (10) — Monolith M~-=!ters GIT Outlaws Is Coming, Train, The 9 p.m. (7) — It Started in Naples (Family) Golden Arrow. The The Treasure Of Silver Faces (Morally Objectionable In WINK oa Great Race, The Purple Hills Lake Part For All) BEASON — Reflects (Morally Unobjectionable For 7 p.m. (7) — On the Thre's. . . of Greatest Story Ever Rare Breed, The Truth About the acceptability of divorce. (Fort Myers) Adults) Space (Family) Told, The Redeemer. The Spring, The 11:20 p.m. (10) — Moulin Rouge 11:20 p.m. (11) — Convict Four. (No 9 p.m. (4) — Cry for Happy (No Gunpoint Rhino Unearthly Stranger Morally Objectionable In Part For Class.) Class.) Hallelujah Trail Requiem For A Up from the Beach WEAT fQ Valleys of the Draerons All) KEASON — Low moral tone; 11:20 p.m. (10) — None But the Lone- Hansel and Gretel Gunfighter tends to condone immoral actions. 11:20 p.m. (10) - Little Caesar (Mor- Help Sandokan, The Great Von Ryan's Express (West Palm Beach) ly Heart (Adults, Adol.) ally Objectionable In Part For All Secret Seven War Party 11:20 P.m. (11) - War of the Satel- Hercules, Samson When the Clock 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Breaking Point REASON — Excessive brutality and Ulysses Seaside Swingers lites (Adults, Adol.) methods of crime minutely detail- Secret of Magic Island Strikes (Morally Objectionable In Part For Indian Paint 11:30 p.m. (4) — Knock on Any All) REASON — Tends to glorify ed low moral tone. Laurel and Hardy's Shenandoah Wild and the Door (Family) 2 p.m. (5) - The Girl Most Likely Laughing Sleeping Beauty Wonderful 11:30 p.m. (12) — Stars Over Broad- (Family) immoral actions suggestive situa- 11:20 p.m. (11) - Buffalo Gun (No Magic Weaver, The You Have To Run Fast way (No Class.) tions and dialogue; excessivft bru- Class.) 2:30 p.m. (7) — Captains Courageous tality. 11:30 p.m. (2) — Buchanan Hides (Family) | 11:30 p.m. (4) — Stromboli (Adults, Alone (Family) 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Tues- Adol.) A II — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR 9 p.m. (10) — From the Terrace day ADULTS AND ADOLESCENTS 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Friday 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Thura- 1:20 a.m. (12) — Same as 3:30 a.m. (Morally Objectionable In Part For WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 Agony and the Judith Secret Door, The Friday All) REASON — The over-all em- Secret of My Success FRIDAY, JANUARY 14 Ecstasy, The Kid Rodello 3:20 a.m. (12) — Hullabaloo (Adults, phasis in theme on marital infideli- 8:30 a.m. (10) - Ghost and Mrs. 8:30 a.m. (10) - Hired Wife (Moral- Alphabet Murders, The King'ivmgs oioryStory, A Seven Slaves Adol.) Mes, together with an emotional Muir (Morally Objectionable In Part Apache Uprising Little Ones, The Sing and Swing justification for divorce and remar- For All) REASON _ Suggestive ly Objectionable In Part For All) Situation Hopeless 4:30 a.m. (12) - same as 11:30 p.m. REASON — Light treatment of mar- Back Door To Hell La Boheme Friday riage, surrounds this film with a situations. Bandits of Orgosolo Lollipop Cover But Not Serious low moral tone. Furthermore, in riage. Bounty Killers, The Love and Kisses Skull. The SATCRDxlY, JANUARY 8 treatment there are highly sugges- 9 a.m. (7) — Let's Make it legal 9 a.m. (7) — Three comrades (Moral- Bride to the Sun Maedchen In Uniform (Morally Objectionable In Part For Slender Thread, Tho 7:30 a.m. (5) — Meet Captain Kldd tive situations and dialogue. ly Objectionable In Part For All) Boy Cried Murder. The Mad Executioner, The Suitor. The All) REASON — Reflects the ac- REASON — Not Given. Brigand of Kandahr Masquerade (No Class.) 11:15 p.m. The Desperado (Adults, ceptability of divorce, light treat- Cavern, The Mister Moses Taggart 8 30 a.m. (7) — The Fighting Ken- Adol:) 4:30 p.m. (4) — Phantom of the Rue Coast of Skeletons Taxi for Tobruk ment of marriage. Morgue (Adults, Adol.) Naked Edge That Funny Feeling tuckian (Adults, Adol.) 11:30 p.m. (7) r- Honfcy Tonk (Moral- 4:30 .pm. (4) — The Marrying Kind Crack In The World Nisht Walker, The 2 30 p.m. (4) — Captive Girl t p.m. (10) — Thunder Road (Adults, Dark Intruder, The Nobody Waved Thunder Island ly Objectionable In Part For All) (Adults, Adol.) Adol.) Dr. Zhivago Thirty-Six Hours (Family) REASON — Arousing of sympathy 6 p.m. (10) — Killers of Kilimanjaro Goodbye To Die in Madrid 5 p.m. (7) — The Invisibles (No 7:30 p.m. (10) - Night Passage Dr. Coldfoot and The One Way Pendulum Tomb of Ligeia for tlhe wrong-doer. (No Class.) (Family) Bikini Machine Operation C.I.A. Class.) * 9 p.m. (2) — Surprise Package (Mor- Farmer's Other Tickle Me 9 p.m. (2-5-7) — Westward the Wom- 11:35 p.m. (5) — I Married a Woman 11:20 p.m. (10) — The Boss (Adults, Overcoat, The Twenty Plus Two (Adults, Adol.) ally Objectionable In Part For All) Adol.) Daughter, The . Patch o£ Blue, A Underworld Informers, an (Adults, Adol.) REASON — Because it faUs as a Fool Killer Planet Of The Vamplrei J:30 p.m. (4) — The Virgin Queen 11:20 p.m. (11) — Not Of This Earth Frantic The MONDAY, JANUARY 10 satire this film, tends to glamorize (Adults. Adol.) Point of Order War is Hell (Family) an immoral character. Suggestive Great Wall, The Railroad Man, The Wild, Wild Wind 10:30 p.m. (10) — The Unforgiven 8:30 a.m. (10) — Tomorrow is For- 11:30 p.m. (4) — The Charge at Guns of Darkness Revenge of Spartacus World of Henry costuming. Feather River (Adults, Adol.) Heroes of Telcmark Reward, The (No Class.) ever (Adults, Adol.) 11:20 p.m. (10) — No Time For Com- Orient. The 11:05 p.m. (11) — Bane Ruth Story 9 am. (7) — The Hour of 13 (Adults, 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Fri- Horror of It All, The Sallah Young Fury edy (Adults, Adol.) day. Ivanhoe Donaldson Sargeant Deadhead (Family) Adol.) Johnny Nobody Secret of Blood Island 11:40 p.m. (5) — Escapade In Japan 4:30 P.m. (4) — Hellcats of the Navy (Family) \ (Family) A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS 12:30 a.m. (4) — The 27th Day 6 p.m. (10) — Rogue's Regiment Attent 8% Leather Boys, The Second Best (Adults, Adol.) (Adults, Adol.) Alphavill- " —e Lipstick Secret Agent 1:05 a.m. (10) — Follow Me Quietly 7 p.m. (7) - Man Without A Star Council Topic Of Radio Series Backfire Liquidator, The In The Whole (Adults, Adol.) Murder by Invita- Luck of Ginger Wide World (Morally Objectionable io Part for Battle of Villa Fiorita Seduced and tion (Adults, Adol.) Missing Lady AH REASON — Suggestive dialogue NEW YORK (NO — Discus- Ponsot, Joseph Cunneen, editor Bay of the Angels, The C offey . The (Adults, Adol.) Secret of the Whist- Bedtime Story Madame X Abandoned and sequences; excessive brutality. sions on implementing the de- Billy Liar Maedchem in Uniform Ship of Fools ler (Adults, Adol.) fll:20 p.m. (10) — Brother Rat of Crosscurrents magazine, ed- Bunny Lake Is Missing Made In Paris Signpost To Murder SUNDAY, JANUARY 9 (Adults, Adol.) cisions of the Second Vatican Clauaelle lnglish Magnificent Cuckold Soft Skin, The 10:30 a.m. (10) — The Parson and 11:20 p.m. (11) — This Is Not a Test ucator and author Barry Ula- Mail-Order Bride Space Flight IC Couch. The Spy Who Came In the Outlaw (Aidults, Adol.) (No Class.) Council will be featured on the nov, and Daniel Callahan, as- Dear Heart Man Who Couldn't 12 N Beast of Babylon Against the 11:30 p.m. (4) - From Hell to Tex- Dingaka Walk From The Cold, The Catholic Hour radio program on Do Not Disturb Mickey One Symphony for a Son of Hercules (Part II) as (Family) sociate" editor of Commonweal Don't Tempt the Devil Moment to Moment Massacre (No Class.) 1 a.m. (10) — Same as 6 p.m. Mon- the last four Sundays of Jan- Face in the Rain My Wife's Husband Synanon 1 p.m. (4) — Bright Eyes (Family) day magazine. The moderator will Finnegan's Wake Naked Kiss These are.the Damned uary. For Those Who Think Never Too Late Thin Red Line be Father Victor Yanitelli, S.J., Young Nightmare in the Sun Third Day, Of Friend' of the Family One Plus One Third Secret. The president of St. Peter's College, Genghis Khan Once A Thief Three On a Spree The program is produced by Great War, The Outrage. The Three Penny Opera :t • Jersey City. Guest, The Panic in Year Zero Thousand Clowns, A • • < • the National Council of Catholic Guns at Batasi Pie In the Sky Thunderball On Feb. 6, in observance of Having A Wild Promise Her Anything i'o Bed or Not to Bed Men in cooperation with the Weekend Rage To Live, A /wo On A Guillotine the Church Unity Octave the Horror Castle Rapture {rmbrellas of Cherbourg National Broadcasting Com- Hysteria Return From Very Special Favor, A pany. Catholic Hour will present a Inside Daisy Clover The Ashes Where The Spies Are Italiano Brava Gente Rotten to the Core When The Boys Meet program of readings and Killers. The Sands of the Kalihar The Girls Gunfighter Season of Passion War Lord, The WIOD, 610 KD. 97.3 FM — Today's (The Catholic Hour is carried music. The music will consist of TELEVISION program will be the first in a in the Greater Miami area over A IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR series of four entitled "The Church "Four Prayers for Unity" com- ADULTS, WITH RESERVATIONS (Sunday) Faces the Future." The series will WIOD, 610 Kc, at 7:05 a.m.posed by C. Alexander Peloquin CAn A-IV Classificationn iIs given to certain films,, which while not consist of informal discussions on Catholicism as it enters a post- each Sunday.) morall—v offensiv-- - e i..n themselves. , , rerequirq 1_e_ cautiois—n an~nd some analysis and 9 A.M. of Providence, R.I., and per- explanatiolti n as a protection to the uninformed it rong inter XELAM1GO — Ch. 7. WCKT — Span- Conciliar era. Father Victor Tani- pretations ana false conclusions.) against wrong inter- ish - language inspiration discourse. telli, S. J., president of St. Peter's Taking part in the discussions formed by the Peloquin Chorale. College, Jersey City, N. J., will be Anatomy of a Intruder Operation SNAFU 9:15 A.M. Marriage Juliet Of The Spirits Organizer. The the moderator on all four programs. of the post-council Church Anne Fremantle, author of Anatomy of Knack. The Pressure Point THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM — 7:15 A.M. A Murder L-Shaped Room Pumpkin Eater, The WPTV, Ch. 5, West Palm Beach — under the theme "The "The Protestant Mystics," will Advise and Consent La Dolce Vita Servant. The On today's program Father Joseph THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Best Man, The Long Day's Journey Sky Above and the Christie, S. J. of England will de- — WIRK, 1290 Kc. (West Palm Church Faces the Future" will read from the works of Protes- Black Like Me Into Night Mud Below, The liver a talk on "True Liberalism." Beach). tant writers. Cool World. The Love a La Carte Storm Center Father Christie points out in his 7:30 A.M. be writer and translator Marie Collector, The Martin Luther Strangers in the City THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Crowning Experience Marriage, Italian Style Suddenly, Last Summer talk that the Catholic Church ia Taboos of the World both tolerant and intolerant at the — WFLM-FM, 105.9 Me. (Fort ]Mondo Cane * awvo vi ^i*^ *, v* Lauderdale). «».ils Wanton Marriage On The Rocks This Sporting Life same time and shows how this Dr. Strangelove Moment of Truth, The Tom Jones seeming paradox is true. 8:30 A.M. Easy Life. The Never Take Candy Too Young to Love »:3t A.M. THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Eclipse From a Stranger Victim THE CHRISTOPHERS - Ch. 5, — WCCF, 1580 Kc. (Punta Gorda). PAN AM Nothing But the Best Walk On the Wild WPTV (West Palm Beach) Glirl'of the Night Nutty, Naughty Side 8:45 A.M. Hill. The Chateua, The Willing, The 11 A.M. THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — Important Man Once a Thief Zorba, the Greek THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD WJCM (Sebring) TODAY — Ch. 7, WCKT — (Pro- 9 A.M. PLATING B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL gram to be announced). THE. CHURCH AND fHE WORLD Agent For H.A.R.M. John Goldfarb. Please Palm Springs Weekend 11:30 A.M. TODAY (FM REPEAT) — WFLM- Boeing, Boeing Come Home Pleasure Seekers, The MASS FOR SHUT-INS — Ch. 10 FM 105.9 FM. (Fort Lauderdale) Joy House Psyche 59 WLBW-TV.* COMPANY Casanova 70 Long Ships, The Racing Fever — FM rebroadcast of TV program.* Cincinnati Kid, The Looking For Love Red Line 7000 THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM City of Fear Love One, The Return To Mr. Moto, (Tuesday) — WGMA (Hollywood) Crazy Desire Love on the Riviera Seven Women Cry of Battle Love, The Italian Way Shot In The Dark 10 P. M. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED DISTINCTIVE METAL FINISHES Curse of the IJving Love Has Many Faces Soldier in the Rain MAN-TO-MAN - WTHS, Ch. 2 - — WZZZ, 1515 Kc. (Boynton Beach) Corpse Lost World of Space Flight IC Inter-faith panel discussion with a 9:05 A.M. Curse of the Vodoo Sinbad. The Spy With My Face, priest, a minister and a rabbi. CATHOLIC NEWS — WIRK, 1290 Kc. Desert Raven Magnificent The Moderator, Luther C. Pierce, mem- (West Falm Beach) — Presented Gold Plating of Religious Articles Diary of a Bachelor Cuckold, The Strangler. The ber o£ Ch. 2 program committee. by Father Cyril Schweinberg, C.P., Dementia 13 Man in the Middle Tenth Victim, The retreat director, Our Lady of Flor- /«L ECCLESIASTICALLY APPROVED Devil and The Ten Male Hunt Tiara Tahiti ida Passionist Retreat House, North Commandments Marriage on the Rocks Time of Indifference (Thursday) s^v* W-is^ See «Dkk« Biofce Masque of the Red Time Travelers, The Palm Beach.- Devils of Darkness Death Under Age 7 P.M. 9:30 A.M. Eva 1HE BISHOP SHEEN PROGRAM — 98 NE. 73rd St. PL 7-6621 Fort Courageous Money Trap Vice And Virtue • THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED (Just Off A/Horn! Ave.) V. He Rides Tall Mozambique Village of the Giants WEAT, Ch. 12 — Bishop Fulton J. —' WIRA, 1400 Kc. FM 95-5 Mg. Honeymoon Hotel Naked Prey, The Viva Maria Sheen, author, lecturer, and preach- (Fort Pierce) Miami, Florida Night Must Fall What Is New Pussycat er will be the speaker. Horror of Party Dcach No Greater Sin Who Killed 10 A.M. House Is Not A Home Of Human Bondage Teddy Bear CATHOLIC NEWS AND VIEWS — In Harm's Way Our Man Flint Why Bother To Knock (Friday) WHEW, 1600 Kc. Riviera Beach — 6:30 A.M. Local news of churches In the CONDEMNED GIVE US THIS DAY — WLBW-TV, area of the Palm Beaches. Dio- Affair of the Skin, An Law, The Playgirl After Dark Ch. 10 — Father Charles Malley, cesan news, general Church news And God Created Les Liaisons Please, Not Now! C.SS.R.. assistant pastor. Our and editorial comment by Father Woman Dangereuses Port of Desire Lady of Perpetual Help parish, Cyril Schweinberg, C. 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Expresso Bongo Married Woman, The Swedish Wedding CATHOLIC NEWS — WGBS. 710 Kc. FROM Five Day Lover MillerMiller'Mill' s BeautifuBeautifutiflll WWifi e WGBS, 710 Kc. 96.3 FM Girl With the Night — 96.3 FM — Summary of interna- MiMistrest s fof r the Tales of Paris 6:05 A.M. tional Catholic news from NCWC Golden Eyes Summer* A Temptation THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Green Carnation Mitsou Third Sex — WFFG 1300 KC. (Marathon) Catholic News Service and South Green Mare Molcsters, The To Love «:30 A.M. Florida Catholic News from The '22,900 '28,250 Heroes and Sinners Mom and Dad Too Young, Too THE CHURCH AND THE WORLD Voice.* High Fidelity Mondo Pazzo Immoral 7:30 P.M. I Am a Camera Moon Is Blue, The Trials of Oscar Wilde TODAY (REPEAT) — WGBS. 710 THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED All On Landscaped Lots I Love, You Love My Life To Live Truth, The Kc. — Rebroadcajst of TV pro- — WWIL, 1580 Kc. ,Fort Lauder- Image of Love New Angels, The VirJdlana gram.* Nude Odyssey, The dale). V2 Acre Or Larger Joan of the Angels? War of the Buttons THE SACRED HEART PROGRAM Jules ai.d Jim Odd Obsession Wasted Lives and The 10 P.M. Knife in the Water Of Wayward Love Birth of Twins — — WHEW 1600 Kc (Riviera Beach) THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — L'Avventura Oscar Wilde 7 A.M. WKAT, 1360 Kc, AN ADVENTURE IN La Notte (Night) Passionate Summer Weekend Lady Chatterly's Lover Pawnbroker, The White Voices THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED Woman In The Dunes — WIRK. 1290 Kc (West Palm (* — Denotes presenta- EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY LIVING Beach) WJNO. 1230 Kc. (West tions of Radio and Televi- (Please clip and save this list. It will be published periodically.) Palm Beach) WHEW. 1600 Kc DIRECTIONS OFFICE (Riviera Beach) — sion Commission, Diocese From U.S. 1 in Delray Beach 3416 Lowson Blvd. 7:05 A.M. Turn West on South 10th St. Phone CR 6-7293 NBC-RADIO CATHOMO HOUR — of Miami.) Page 26 January 7, 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Papal Visit Among Ten Best TV Programs By WILLIAM H. MOORING While the whole series fea- HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — How, tures already well - recognized in human interest and signifi- Catholic spokesmen, many of cance, would you place the Ten them drawn from liberal or Best TV programs of 1965? NBC's disturbing "kidney ma- most favored TV programs of ultra - liberal levels of Catholic A Once-ln-A Century Opportunity! My personal preferences give chine" revelations (Nov. 28); 1965 shape up? opinion, the series should prove of deep interest to us all. special newscasts and "actual- first close-up pictures of the Starting on the "Catholic ity" stories a marked lead over Moon (March); "Conall," Rob- Hour" (NBC Jan. 16) a four- Whether or not the NCCM is ; dramatized fiction, biography ert Crean's. simple, heart- part series produced by NBC ever to find for its TV pro- and novelty-musicals. searching drama - study of the and the National Council of gramming, a well-balanced, un- YOUR biassed platform, there is no I come up with the following: Kennedy Child Study Center Catholic Men, will be seen each question that the technical qual- The historic visit of Pope Paul ("Directions '65," Feb. 7) with Sunday through January. his own handicapped son as the ity and artistic treatment of its VI to the USA (Oct. 4); "The Part One, is sub-titled, "The JOURNEY OF chosen subject matter, places Andrews Show" (NBC, hopeful case history and "Mi- Peaceful Revolution," an unfor- this organization in the forefront •U-f. 28); Coverage of chelangelo," (Dec. 22), magnif- icent color biography of the tunate concession to the sensa- of Catholic TV participation. the Watts, Los Angeles race tional terminology favored by riots (August); "The Magnifi- great master communicated Since this is financed by do- FULFILLMENT the networks. cent Yankee," with the amaz- chiefly through his worlcs of nations from people of varying IA ing Lunts, (Hallmark Hall of art. Pope John XXIII, as we shades of opinion, the NCCM's Fame, NBC, Jan. 28); "The Several of these are due for should never tire of pointing sustained, ultra - liberal pitch Rating Game" "CBS Reports," early re-plays, dates of which out, spoke of "Renewal," not is hard to understand as well .expose of TV's inadequate pop- shall be announced here as they "Revolution." as impossible to justify. j ularity yardstick (July 12); The occur. Some of these outstand- .j Gemini Rendezvous shots (De- ing items are sure to make the OUR PARISH cember); 1966 Emmy nominations. DAIIF to participate in the nil M I* Centennial of Our Mother Also, "Who Shall Live?" And now, how do your own It V If I tm of perpetUal Help

C11 n A D r to view its magnificent scenery, rich history, tUKUrt inspiring cities and shrines • Be fascinate"d VI1Vby the splendoI •r "of England, Holland, Belgium, France, Germany, Austria, Spain and Greece Film "Doctor Zhivago' Draws • Participate in a solemn Triduum before the miraculous Image of Our Mother of Perpetual Help • Over 90 departure dates, from March through October, 1966 Mixed Reaction From Critics • Travel to Europe by TWA Superjet or Cunard luxury liner By WILLIAM H. MOORING its tears and tyranny, "Doctor Write or call for a free 24 page, full color folder, complete HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — When Zhivago" cannot convey, in its With prices, departure dates, itineraries, maps and photos. at the end of an exhausting two awful devilishness, the crushing weeks of pre-Christmas viewing agony of the Russian people as one comes to a film such as they went from one form of "Doctor Zhivago", it ib too tyranny to another. much to hope that within two In filming the tightly-packed, hours of leaving a 3%-hour Nobel prize-winning tome that TRAVEL BUREAU show, one can write, stencil and sent the poet Pasternak, in syndicate an objective review, dishonor to his grave, David 161 SI. 1st Street I fR without having a single after- Lean could not hope to please Miami. Florida I I II thought. all. Nor could he hope within As to "Doctor Zhivago", I reasonable playing time, to tell have had many after-thoughts. all, or even more than a small, None of these radically alters part, of Pasternak's melancholy my opinions of the film, which story. 'If I leave early will I be considered a drop out?" HAPPY HOUR incidentally, cost over $11 mil- That Lean and his crew, have lion to make and presents turned out a film as honest as TAVERN a great cast of accomplished this, is, of itself a great Offers Mass In Prison actors. achievement. BALTIMORE (NO — Bishop 3680 CORAL WAY As I said in my review last For some of us there is too Lawrence T. Picachy, S.J., of week the screenplay of Boris much emphasis on sex: too lit- Jamshedpur, India, turned down Pasternak's voluminous novel tle exposure of political chican- the comfort of a convent or a has been weH entrusted to ery and ultimate betrayal of an seminary to offer Christmas English-born Robert Bolt, the inherently God-fearing people. Mass in the Maryland Peniten- author of "A Man for All Sea- The film does show us how tiary here. sons", which, as you may re- easily peaceful marches of pro- call, is the story of St. test can lead a nation to bloody Bishop Picachy, a former Thomas More's martyrdom by revolution.. prison chaplain in Calcutta, his friend, Henry VIII. I cannot It shows too, that even the also visited the families here say the adaptation is perfect, weak, sometimes are strong, of six missionaries who are in JUMBO HOT ROAST although Mr. Bolt spent the best the strong afraid and the ugly, his diocese. You'll find superb food, part of a year working on it. suddenly made beautiful. complete selection, and BEEF SANDWICH There are beautifully poetic low prices! It probably is done as well, scenes in which frost patterns LUNCHEON SPECIAL if not better, than anyone else •k Miami — 50th St. * BiscayM Blvd. on a window slowly melt to re- it Miami — 127tk St. 8, BiscayM Blvd. HOT ROAST BEEF PLATTER, HOT could have done it. A Hialeah — Palm Springs Mile - veal spectacularly yellow fields it Ft. Land. — N. Fed. Hwy. opi. Sears. GERMAN POTATO SALAD, LETTUCE, "Doctor Zhivago" has thrill- it Ft Laud.-St. Rd. 7 * Broward Blvd.. TOMATO & STOCK GRAVY. of Spring daffodils outside; love- £ Poropano—3561 N. Fed. Hwy. ed some of the big-time critics. ly, living symbols of a Divine (Shoppers Haven) * Pempano-J715 Atlantic Blvd. It h°s angered quite a few and creation persisting among the (Int. Waterway) le any others tepid to cold. MARYLAND CRAB ruins of an atheistic order con- -Free Parking Maybe no-one else is going to jured by Marx and superim- notice it, but those who dislike posed upon a bountiful, peaceful CAKES this movie about the Russian earth. 1619 N.E. 4th AVENUE communist revolution, include This I realized, was why I had FT. LAUDERDALE Giovanni's most of those who disliked liked "Doctor Zhivago" despite PHONE JA 4-8922 • ITALIAN-AMERICAN RESTAURANT George Stevens' "The Greatest all its flaws. It was its truth; • COCKTAIL LOUNGE CAFETERIA Cocktail Lounge and Package Store Story Ever Told". the truth that one injustice Some of them said the birth, never can be put right by an- FRIDAY SPECIAL. FROG LEGS Steaks • Spaghetti • Lasagna • Pizza mission, trial, crucifixion and other. 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Re- CHILD CARE INSTRUCTION quiem Mass was celebrated in most recommended EMPLOYMENT Child care in my home, anytime, day or night. 2329 NW 29 St. Sacred Heart Catholic Church, HOME STUDY COURSES HELP WANTED — FEMALE DRESSMAKING with Msgr. David Barry offi- Airconditioning and Refrigeration, Basic Lady to live in good home, no heavy work Accounting, IBM Data Processing, DRESSES Made With or Without Patterns 'referably one who is receiving Social ciating. Branam Funeral Home funeral service Also Alterations. English and Spanish. Automotive Training Security. Must be alert and healthy. Famil For Free Information, Write To: REASONABLE. Call 448-6900. •eferences required. UN 6-3957. in charge of arrangements. TERRYSAM INSTITUTE SEWING AND ALTERATIONS Convenient Locations — five chapels strate- P.O. BOX 798, MIAMI SPRINGS, FLORIDA RELIABLE CLEANING WOMAN. S. DADE AREA. IN MY HOME. CUTLER RIDGE. 238-2793 FOR DETAILS CALL 271-0995. I tUNERAL DIRECTORS HELP WANTED FEMALE gically located for family and friends. FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS WANTED — Housekeeper for a One Priest Mora experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts Rectory. Cooking and general cleaning. Live II more adult funerals than anyone in Dade Roderick O'Neil, President in. Apply P.O. Box 877, Englewood, Florida. County ... and passes savings developed What MIDDLEAGED WOMAN on to the families we serve. TO CARE FOR ELDERLY. CLEAN, COOK. Every Family LIVE IN. CALL 751-5597, 9 to 6 P.M. Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful Stenos, typists, key punch. Temporary work, to fit your schedule, day, week, month, III chapels provide everything possible for com- more. Kelly Girls, 306 Roper Bldg., FR 3-5412. fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped Should Know FUNERAL DIRECTORS with pews and kneeling rails. About , FUNERAL HOMES, INC. Finest service — no compromise with qual- Edward K. Ponger IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone — FUNERAL HOME regardless of the amount spent — and we Funerals 7200 N.W. 2nd Ave. 6001 Bird Road PUNTA GORDA, FLORIDA guarantee our service.' 751-7523 667-8801 NEptune 2-7171 This is the title of a new booklet Henry R. Ware, L.F.D. Howard McQueen, L.F.D. Serving all of „ Personal attention — our staff trained to just published by the Redemptorist Fathers and it's one fhat every Charlotte County personally handle every problem, no matter Catholic family should read. The how difficult, every detail, no matter how FLORISTS information it contains may help FLORISTS FLORISTS small. greatly to avoid confusion and tragic mistakes, and to lighten the Freedom of choice — every family may burden of sorrow during bereave- ment. For your free copy, fill out select a service price within their means — VI and mail the coupon fo our office. In times of Sorrow FLORAL no one has to plead charity to purchase There's no obligation. any of our funerals — no questions are asked — and we use no selling pressure! /lo speak-softer man words- TRIBUTES SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET

Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost LITHGOW FUNERAL CENTERS Sympatky flowers sent anywhere! Are Expressions less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 25 485 N.E. 54th STREET Of Sympathy VII MIAMI, FLORIDA 33137 years. AH of our caskets are suitable for Please send me a free CODV BASKETS—SPRAYS-WREATHS church funerals. of WHAT EVERY FAMILY S H O U L D KNOW ABOUT Sxotic (Barfcim* FROM $12.50 FUNERALS. We offer all families a choice of over 60 MIAMI 6354516 MIAMI BEACH 532-3361 HOLLYWOOD 945-7051 Other Vase Arrangements NAME : different caskets, with the finest of funeral FROM $7.50 VIII ADDRESS service and facilities . . . complete in every CORAL GABLES 665-5423 FT. LAUDEROALE 371-7398 Orders Filled For Local Or Out Of Town Deliveries. detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. Standard FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS Concrete Burial Vaults from $115 — Standard ANTHONY'S FLORIST Concrete Burial Boxes $55. 2 LOCATIONS 11603 N.E. 2 AVE. 7584787 1 Block North Of Barry Coir (WCbM Bennett - McBride - Him 1224 N.E. 163rd ST. 9 J9 NORTH DADE'S FINEST MORTUARIES LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF All Catholic Staff C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee EDWARD C. McBRIDE FLORIST President Baskets—Sprays—Wreaths 50 CHARLES H. ULM FROM H2 Secretary, Treasurer KRAEER FUNERAL HOME Other Vase Arrangements R. JAY KRAEER, Funeral Director Barton H. Bennett, F. D. $750 Ambulance Service St. Lawrence Parish FROM ' ORDERS FILLED FOR LOCAL OR OUT-OF-TOWN DELIVERIES 200 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY Telephone 681-3531 7310 S.W. 57th Aye. (Red Rdi) POMPANO BEACH, R.ORIDA 15201 N.W. Seventh Avenue 666-6741 666-6634 Phone WH 1-4113 Our Beautiful Large Lobby Member St. Louis Parish

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..•.:•.*..(. '• • ••>••'• HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE MOVING AND STORAGE WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS LAWN MOWER SERVICE Painting, Inside - outside, any size lob. VOICE SPANISH speaking Advertising saleswomen JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE Free estimate — any1 washer, dryer, range. MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. Carpentry work. IFree estimates. Member wanted for The Advertising Dept. of TheLocal moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- Work done your home. Fast service. 751-8919. Authorized Service and Parts St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. CLASSIFIED Voice.' Experience helpful but not necessary. tance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding Part or full time. Car necessary. Write or Beach, Orlando. Tampa. Key West. NE 5-2461 TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU Painting, Interior, Exterior By hour RATES and call Angelo Sava, Advertising Director, The days. Eves. MU 1-1102. Hlwd. 987-7361. HOME IMPROVEMENT 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 42305 contract. T.R. Walker, Wl 7-7723. Voice, 6180 N.E. 4 Ct, Miami. PL 4-2651. 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 INFORMATJON SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS BUILDERS 2 Line 1Minimum Charge POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE LAWN SPRINKLERS KEITH L. LECKEY SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS ADDITIONS, NEW HOMES, BUILDING PLANS RESIDENTIAL WORK ONLY Count 5 Words Per Line Lady who speaks French & English desires AMERICAN ADDITIONS INC., Hank Dorion, S.W. SECTION ONLY 20 years experience. We repair all types sew- } Time . . . Per Line 60c work as companion, light housework or Member Of St. Monica's 621-1401 ALLIED LAWN will help convalescent. Live out. Write ing machines. For free estimates without 3 Times Per Line 50c obligation call 759-4586 night or day. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS CALL 271-8822 Box 63, The Voice, 6180 N.E. 4th Ct., Miami. BUILDING REPAIRS 13 Consecutive NO GIMMICKS, JUST QUALITY REFRIGERATOR REPAIRS Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells REFERENCES FURNISHED Times . . Per Line 40c BUSINESS SERVICES Installed, Serviced & Maintained 26 Consecutive AL — THE HANDY MAN SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 Times ' . Per Line 35c FREE ESTIMATES. FACTORY TRAINED Painting, Jalousies, Carpentry, FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE AIR CONDITIONING MECHANICS. AIRCONDITIONING. PL 4-2583 CALL MU 8-4661 PAINTING — Interior • Exterior. Also.Paper 52 Consecutive Light Plumbing and Household Repairs. Hanging. Licensed, insured, clean, reliable. Times , Per Line 30c No Job Too Small Low Rate. Frank Fortino, 696-3824. SIGNS W.I 7-6423 SAME RATE as 2 10 PT lines ordinary type OUR PRICES CAN'T BE BEAT PAINTING ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS REPAIRED PLASTERING — SAME RATE AS 3 LIGHT YOUR WAY 14 PT lines ordinary type Discount Airconditioning, 754-4405 TONY THE HANDYMAN PAINTING SPECIAL EXTERIOR WALLS $60 to better business PLASTERING, STUCCO, PATCHING Electrical, Plumbing, Carpentry* Install Air BEST VINYL. NEAT-CLEAN. LICENSED, ALSO OLD AND NEW WORK SAME RATE as 1 INSURED. GUARANTEED BY M. J. SPELLMAN. ordinary type ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. Conditioners. Repairs. Wl 7-4256. LICENSED, INSURED. CALL 681-2274 18 ;. line• s Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 ALL AMERICAN HOME IMPROVEMENT CO. AIR CONDITIONERS Cleaned and checked MEMBER LITTLE FLOWER 444-5123 2955 N.W. 75th St. EXTERMINATING in your home, $4.95. Factory trained. Miami, Fla. SAME RATE ai5 5 Call PL 4-4634. CARPENTERS lir.es ordinary type IMMEDIATE SERVICE. •NATIONWIDE TERMITE" 24 PT. Carpentry, Formica Specialty, Cabinet Doors, House Painting, Household Repairs. Quality AND PEST CONTROL Paneling, Alterations. Claude HI 8-7252. Work. Reas. Joseph Martin, MU 1-5210. NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAPS APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE EDVITO SIGNS FLOORING Painting inside, outside. Any size job. Free TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF estimate. Steady, sober. 379-5507 a.m. CALL PLaza 4-2651 90 N.W. 54th St fL 8-7025 Published Every Friday $3 SERVICE CALLS ! VINYL ASBESTOS TILE FROM 8c — Refrig., washers, ranges, air cond. SALE — Endurance, 13900 N.W. 7th Ave. 681-4923. Painting inside, outside. Any size job. Deadline Tuesday, 4 p.m. Free estimates. Steady, sober. 379-5507 A.M. washer, refrig., ranges, freezer $35 and up. TANKS For Friday Edition. PL 9-6771. LAWN MAINTENANCE ROOFING "Tt« Voice" will not be responsible for CONNIE'S Septic Tank Co. Pumpouts, ELECTRICIANS Repairs. 24 HR. SERVICE. 888-3495. TOP SOIL, FILL, SAND, GftAVEL more than one incorrect insertion. In LOADER WORK. DICK ROGERS, 634-0965. the event of any error in an advertise- ment on the part of the publisher, it will MINNET ELECTRIC SERVICES TV REPAIRS LAWN DRESSING, CLEAN FILL Re-Roofing & Repairs FREE INSPECTIONS furnish the advertiser a letter so worded Specializing in Repair, Remodeling PROMPT DELIVERY. MU 1-2232. Ml 1-2612 as to explain the said error and the LO 6-7521 Ft. Laud., Pompano. Est. 12 yrs. TV SERVICE CALLS $1 All Kinds. Since 1945 publisher shall be otherwise relieved ALL S.W. & GABLES. CALL 666-0915 RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE. S. SEC 635-4538 from responsibility thereof. TION. TEL.: CA 1-1593 LICENSED and INSURED —No Legal or Political Ads— MOVING & STORAGE $1.00 TV HOUSE CALLS ALL S.W. & GABLES. BRAD'S TV. 221-3031 TERMINIX PAT PERRY WILLIAMS MOVING, STORAGE PLUMBING JACA & SON ROOFING CO. Padded Van, Lift-gate. $3 up. MU 1-9930. ROOFING FR 3-7836 SERVICE, Inc. Classified Manager •10-Year Warr. Rheem Elec.""" MOVING Local, Long distance, Storage PLUMBING HELP WANTED FEMALi DELCHER'S OF MJAMI WATER HEATERS PLUMBING CALL OX 1-5951: OX 1-3571 Re-Roofing & Repairs $ Woman, 60, on pension to do light duties LOWEST PRICES. RELIABLE MOVERS. PADDED 20 GAL. S3 36.50 and be companion to elderly lady. Room, VAN LIFT-GATE. INSURED. NA 4-3406. All Types Roofs — Since 1920 $ board, salary. HI 3-0232. 30 GAL. S3 39.95 $8 PER HOUR OR FLAT PRICE. PADDED VAN n nH ^Plumbing Repair Service HELP WANTED MALE OR FEMALE WITH LIFTGATE, 2 MEN. HANDLE HEAVY PALMER Roofing Co. RAY BALL ?& * APPLIANCES. ANYTIME, CALL HAL, 821-7845. FR 3-6244 4251 S.W. 8th St. HI 5-2461 SPARE TIME? Expert Plumbing Repairs MHM WEATHERS BROS. MOVING & STORAGE ROOr CLEANING A COATING Turn it into extra income. Pleasant dignified Local & long distance movers. Modern fire- TRADING STAMPS PLaza 7-0606 work. High hourly earnings. Practical training jrpof warehouse for storage. Reasonable rates provided. Work near your home. Start today! :o all 50 states. Free Est.. no obligation. Call 688-6772. Call 696-1561 or eves. 821-3579. TRADING STAMPS rROOFS- ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE FUNERAL DIRECTORS FUNERAL DIRECTORS PLaza 9-0355 Nighrs and Sundays PL 8-9622 CIGARETTE COUPONS PRESSURE $|A Bought, Sold, Exchanged CLEANED I W Special Rates To Churches McCormick-Boyelf Plumbing Co. MERIT TRADING STAMP PAINTED '68 EXCHANGE INC. UP TO 1,000 SQ. FT. 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA. 1323 S.W. 8 St. 374-2448 SNOWBRITE CO. PH. 947-6465

PHARMACIES PHARMACIES PHARMACIES PHARMACIES PARISH PHARMACIES GUIDE The quality prescription experts in this section are listed by parish location for your convenience. Look to them for prompt, accurate Jos. L, J. L, Jr., Lawrence H. (ALL LICENSED FUNERAL DIRECTORS) service. They will appreciate your business.

"A SERVICE OF DISTINCTION LITTLE FLOWER ST. THOMAS AQUINAS AT A COST YOU CAN AFFORD" MAJORCA REXALL DRUGS SCOT DRUGS FREE DELIVERY 2781 WEST DAVIE BLVD., FT. LAUDERDALE Home-like Atmosphere Extra services NEXT TO A&P — LU 1-1114 with all modern without additional HI 8-2441 HI 6-9419 facilities charges FREE PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY 1735 Ponce De Leon Coral Gables LOFT'S (Refrigerated) CANDY AGENCY • MO MAGAZINES OR BOOKS 1349 FLAGLER STREET, W. I ST. PATRICK I ; | ST. AGNES I FR 3-0656 vijtrvoiws DRUGS CLARK-SNYDER PHARMACY 658 So. Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ALTON ROAD AT 41st STREET PHONE EM 1-5632 FREE DELIVERY JE 4-2078 "PRESCRIPTIONS FIRST" — HARRY & DICK VERNON CARL F. SLADE, F.D. PROMPT DRUG DELIVERY CJT. F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME CORPUS CHRIST! ST. ROSE OF LIMA AILAPATTAH PMMMACy PARK SHORE PHARMACY PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 2000 N.W. 17th Avenue Quality • Courtesy • Service "In Business For Your Health" Jack E. Massey, Owner PHONE 754-9508 Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D. W Phone NE 5-7321 MIAMI, FLORIDA 10898 N.E. 6th AVE. MIAMI SHORES | ST. JAMES [ | ST. LAWRENCE 1 . *\3unsxal chrome. 11 GOLDEN PHARMACY Phone Wl 5-1131 THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP, MARSHAL T. STERN, R. PH. C 4TOO N.W. 7th STREET 445-1451 FREE Delivery within the Parish. FAMILY DRUGS "FAMOUS FOR ?RESCRIPTIONS" UNES^OF Ph°ne MU M667 COSMETICS 13265 N.W. 7th Avenue North ; • Marshall T. Stern, R. Ph. IN HOLLYWOOD HILLS CONSUMER GREEN STAMPS 18100 N.E. 19th Ave. North Miami Bead: 5801 HOLLYWOOD BLVD. - PH. 983-6565 OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP j ST. PHILIP I DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE WADLINGTON O PA-LOCK A DRUGS (Greater Opa-Locka's Exclusive Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic Outlet) FUNERAL HOMES SUNDRIES * PHOTO SUPPLIES * FILM DEVELOPING * MONEY ORDERS * BLUE STAMPS IN HOLLYWOOD Phone MU 1-3122 400 Opa-Locka Blvd. 140 S. DIXIE HIGHWAY-PH. 923-6565

January 7. 1966 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 29 PLUMBING ROOFING VENETIAN BUND SERVICE MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE HOMES FOR SALE - HOLLYWOOD HOMES FOR SALE - N.E. LOVING PLUMBING CO. LICENSED, VENETIAN BLINDS - CORNICES HARLEY DAVIDSON 1960-74 3 BE0R00M, 2 BATH, SCREENED PORCH. MOVE RIGHT IN — OPEN DAILY INSURED. ALL DADE. OX 6-2554 REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME VS> Block -Madonna Academy. $500 Down; 951 NE 149 St. Terrific value, owner trans- EXPERT ROOFING CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 EX-POLICE CYCLE. NEEDS ALL EXTRAS $9200 Mortgage. 3510 S.W. 36 Ct. YU 9-6060! ferred. Rent or sell beautiful, modern, spa- cious furnished corner rancher. Central air CORAL GABLES PLUMBING CO. NEW INSTALLATION,-REPAIRS 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. Water Heater Repairs & Sales (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) $300. CALL 947-2757 HOMES FOR SALE W. HOLLYWOOD cond.-heat. Hardwood floors. Excellent financ- RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL. ing. 4119 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 FREE ESTIMATES, PROMPT SERVICE. NO JOB TOO LARGE OR TOO SMALL. FOR SALE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS HOTEL Rooms, pvt. bath & entrance. Immacu- CARMINE BRAVO, BROKER. 754-4731 late. $3 daily per person. Double rooms $5. PLUMBING ROOF COATING. LICENSED & INSURED. LARGEST SELECTION OF NEW & ALL WORK - WRITTEN GUARANTEE. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Walking distance to St. Stephen Church. HOMES FOR SALE — N.W. USEO PIANOS AND ORGANS IN FLORIOA 989-4686. JAMES T. LA!NG, 688-8091 VICTORS, 300 NW 54 ST., MIAMI, PL 8-8795 Brbward, JA 2-5131. Homestead, CE 8-1637 OPEN UNTIL SOLD BY OWNER McCORMICK-BOYETT HOMES FOR SALE-N. MIAMI BCH. Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE 1955 PLYMOUTH WAGON SPECIAL DISCOUNT, TO ALL CHILDREN IN We specialize in plumbing repairs Excellent Plus Condition 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, SCREENDED PATIO, 461 N.W. 119 ST. 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. PAROCHAL SCHOOLS, ON BAND INSTRU- ALL-NU ROOFING CO. MENTS, GUITARS, ETC. ABC MUSIC $250 Down. Dora Bowden, Broker, 945-6719 Make an offer above existing $14,800 FHA. Day PL 7-0606 CLEANING, SILICONE COATING, REPAIRS BEST REASONABLE OFFER Like new 2 bedroom 2 bath with extras Night PL 9-0355 - PL 8-9622 2110 Ponce de Leon. 444-5123 FREE ESTIMATE PL 9-5977 HOMES FOR SALE — NORTH MIAMI galore. $114 monthly pays all. 688-0843. CALL CE 5-9566 Gretsch, Fender, Gibson Guitars, Basses, 2 Bedroom CBS, tile roof, hardwood floors, JOE'S ROOFING & REPAIR WORK Banjoes, Pedal Steel Guitars, Amplifiers, WELL kept 3 bedroom 2 bath, garage. Partly JACK & SONS PLUMBING CONTRACTORS ALL TYPES OF ROOFING carport, fruit trees, large yard. On private ELECTRIC SEWER CABLES Reverbs, P.A. Systems, Accordions, Drums, aircond. Fenced yard. Near Holy Family street, one block from Our Lady Perpetual CALL CA 1-6671 Band Instruments. $25 up. 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hours serv- MEMBER ST. BRENDAN PARISH AWNINGS Church & School. Convenient to shopping. Help Church. Large driveway, utility room. ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new SAM'S RADIO MUSIC $800 down FHA. By owner. Wl 7-1292. House 5 years old. $83 month pays all. jobs. 2035 N.W. 95 St. OX 1-4826. ALUMINUM AWNINGS—60% OFF WEST HOLLYWOOD 983-4370 13281 N.W. 29 AVE. ROOF CLEANING & COATING National Brand, Save $, Patio POOL HOME — SACRIFICE Covers-storm panels-carport WEARING APPAREL 3 Bedroom home in tropical parklike SETTLE. ESTATE Roofs pressure cleaned $19. Spray painted FREE ESTIMATES. Call 696-5001 setting, large screened patio, 18x30 PHIL PALM PLUMBING $68, Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6565, FR 3-8125. $8500 TOTAL REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS pool, large lot with shrubbery for 2 Bedroom furnished home with garage on BANNERS, FLAGS, PENNANTS NUN'S SHOES-STOCKINGS privacy, sprinkler system, many extras. 80x125' lot. Open to offers. CALL PLAZA 8-9896 SCREENS BEDROOM SLIPPERS-MANY STYLES Only $14,900 for quick sale. 758-3776 J. K. REALTY, REALTOR ARNO SHOES, 8228 N.E. 2 AVENUE 15950 W. Dixie Hwy. 947-7571 SCREEN Repairs and new installations. Li HOMES FOR SALE — M. SHORES HENRY FLATTERY censed & Insured. No job too small. Ray. SPECIAL SALE! member St. Louis Parish. CE 5-6434. USA STORM KING FLAG . $6.90 Split level, owner built, 3 bedroom, 3 bath, Complete Septic Tank Service USA STYLE A FLAG $3.00 OPEN WATERFRONT 2 to 5 family room, 2 car garage, 20'x40' pool. Many REAL ESTATE 1210 NE 89 'ST. V2 Blk. off Bay. Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections POOL - PATIO - SCREENS REPLACED Church flag sets, School extras. Reduced $5,000. Now $35,000. Near St. 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 SCREEN METAL WORK banners at reasonable prices. 3 Bedroom, 2 Bathr 2-Story. James. MU 1-3390. 14225 N.W. 3rd Ave. FREE ESTIMATE. 887-1161 Call NE 5-6311 for Catalogue. LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE Lot 75'165' Plus Dock Area. ROOFING 0. J. POWELL CO. Realtor. 757-2511 MARY DREXLER'S FLAG CO. NEAR ST. BRENDAN 8. SEMINARY FORCED TO SELL . UPHOLSTERY JOHNS MANVILLE 1454 N.W. 17 AVE., MIAMI 6 BLDG. LOTS FROM $2500 TO $3000 Oversize 2 bedrooms, Florida room, 3 Bedroom 2 bath C.B.S. In Visitation Parish. GUARANTEED ROOF MULLEN REALTORS CA 6-1311 Air Conditioned, dining room, hardwood Fireplace, seperate dining room, extra big lot. LICENSED AND INSURED AKRON DECORATORS FABRICS FOR SALE floors. Fenced yard. $16,500 — Terms Partially furn. $12,500. 621-6767. Member of Chamber of Commerce Rattan and Danish cushions recovered, $4.35 NEAR ST. MARY'S. R3U, 65'x90' DEANS REALTY, Realtor. PL 7-7263 WHY PAY FOR NEW ROOF? each, includes fabric. Kitchen chairs (seats CALL AFTER 5. PL 8-2638. 10600-02 N.W. 5th AVENUE WE REPAIR your roof, 33 years of and backs) $3.87 per chair, includes colorful FABRICS Duplex, large lot. One side vinyls. Sofas ana Chairs Reupholstered or UPHOLSTERY. DRAPERY OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT ready for occupancy. Good Guaranteed work. Also new roofs. Slipcovered reasonably. Draperies custom Largest selection in South. Draperies from Joe Devlin, Member St. Hugh Church, K. of C. Walk To St. Rose of Lima mortgage. Good terms. made. Fabrics sold by the yard. Huge savings. $49c yd. up. Upholstery from $1. yd. up. Beautiful ground floor offices, 1,500 sq. feet. J. S. PALMER, Realtor PL 4-2266 HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606, MU 5-1097 Free estimates — Your home. 14 ST. FABRIC BAZAAR 1367 N. MIAMI AVE. CALL 949-0721 Doctor or professional business. Rear parking. 250 Ft. On Golf Course 1464 W. Flagler. Very low rent. 373-5209. ROOFING HOUSEHOLD GOODS 3 Bedroom ZVz bath, 2-car garage, maid's room, big cedar lined closets, oak floors, VENETIAN BLIND SERVICE MODERN OFFICE SPACE WATERFRONT PATTERSON BROS. ROOFING TAPPAN 30" ELEC. OVEN & BROILER WITH fireplace, Florida room. Many extras in 3927 TAPES, CORDS BLINDS REFINISHED 550 SQ. FT. sq. ft. Asking only $30,000. Seller will take TILE & BUILT-UP ROOFS Visual Light Door, Good Cond. $35. 947-2757, back 1st mortgage. Terms to suit buyer. Decorator's Dream House Patching & Reroofing our Specialty _ OR REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME Central air conditioning, heating, parking CALL LELA REEO, BROKER Also cleaning & painting roofs. 681-4092 CALL BILL FR 1-4436 OR 661-2992 Couch, avocado, $175 and kelly green chair, facilities. Ideal office for Attorney, Doctor, 3 Bedrooms, Florida room, breakfast room, $70. LIKE NEW. MO 7-2839. etc. 3217 N.E 2nd Ave. 754-3204 (24 HOURS) 945-5439 kitchen and bath, patio, sprinkler system, all AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Call Blackburn, 377-8349 fenced. Beautifully landscaped, wall-to-wall Sewing machines repaired in your home, carpeting. Low down payment. Open from HOMES FOR SALE - BISC. GARDENS 10:00 a.m. to 5 p.m. $1.50. No charge if not repaired. 685-1564. REAL ESTATE WANTED 2510 N.W. 175 ST. JUVENILE MERCHANDISE QUICK RESULTS! ACTION! BUY-SELL- For The TRADE. We have buyers. Homes needed $450 DOWN CRIB AND CHILD'S CHEST. badly. FHA commitment arranged at our 2 Bedroom, large Florida room, hardwood ST. JAMES PARISH. $13,000. REASONABLE. CE 5-9566. expense if given listing. AL TIRELLA, floors. On V2 acre..Close to St. James. Price Newly painted 3 bedroom CBS, tile roof. REALTORS. 10124 N.W. 7 AVE. PL 4-5426 $14,000 FHA. Call to see this beauty! Kitchen appliances, hardwood floors, garage. BEST TRADES, MARINE EQUIPMENT DAVID J. BRADY, BROKER Well & pump. 15000 N.W. 11 Ave. 685-3739. WANTED TO RENT 1190 N.E. 125 ST. 751-7301 OPEN UNTIL SOLD, BY OWNER BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg Marine Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- 3 Bedroom home in Gables Area, 6 weeks HOMES FOR SALE N.E. 461 NW 119 STREET nut Grove. HI 4-7343. to 2 months. Young couple with 2 children. Make an offer above existing $14,800 FHA. CE 5-9566. MOVING NORTH. 2 bedroom CBS, wood floors, Like new 2 bedroom, 2 bath with extras MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE enclosed garage, awnings, well and pump. galore. $114 monthly pays all. 688-0843. HOMES FOR SALE — HOLLYWOOD Fully landscaped. Middle teens. Near Barry Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle 4 DRAWER NATIONAL CASH REGISTER College, buses aai stores. 275 N.E. 115 St. 1618 NW 81 ST General Manager New Car Sales Mgr. ALSO ADDING MACHINE 2 BEDROOM, 1 Bath with Separate Duplex, 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH Coral Gables 105 N.E. 75 St. ' PL 7-7737 $15,000, $7,000 Down. 989-2757. 155 NE 133 ST. FHA FINANCING ASK FOR Epiphany 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, FHA Financing J. S. PALMER, REALTOR PL4-2266 Little Flower Used Air Conditioners $35 and up. 7 Unit Motel. Good terms $35,000 Total $19,500, Approx. $1500 down, $110 mo. South Miami Call Wl 7-4256 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, furn. Miramar $14,500 J. S. PALMER, REALTOR. PL 4-2266 LOVELY 6 "ROOM CBS, $400 DOWN 2 Bedrm., 2 Bath, Split Level, $12,500. 2242 N.W. 93 TERR. 691-6919 200 METAL CHAIRS WITH OR WITHOUT Pembroke Pines $12,900 1 BLOCK ST. ROSE, SHOPS, BU*S KNEELERS, VERY GOOD CONDITION. WRITE: 2 Bedroom, furnished :.$9,000- 2 bedroom, new modern kitchen SPLIT LEVEL, 1260 N.W. 90 ST. BOX 87, THE VOICE, 6180 N.E. 4 CT., MIAMI, 2 Bedroom, Garage, Florida Room ..$10,800 CBS 3 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS FLORIDA. garage, huge workshop, one tax, $68 YU 9-2096 Eve. YU 3-4428 Landscaped lot 65x201 — under $16,000 OPEN 541 NE 10|_ St. F. Dean, Broker 759-4050 HOME FOR SALE — MIAMI BEACH "ON THE TRAIL" AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AMERICAS LARGEST J. A. O'Brien Realty 155 N.E. 133 ST. POOL — 4 BEDROOMS 6014 PEMBROKE ROAD 3 Bedroom 2 bath. Good financing. Terrific value. Immediate possession. (En- PONTIAC DEALER 665 S.W.8-ST. MIAMI WEST HOLLYWOOD, FLORIDA BUD ROTH $19,500. Occupancy on closing. closed automatically heated-filtered pool) A DETROIT* FLINT* MIAMI GEN RANKER J. S. PALMER, REALTOR. PL 4-2266 $40,000 value for only $28,000, $3,000 down. $12,900 Total. 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, carport, FINE CARS — FINE SERVICE patio. Near schools, church & shopping cen- 7520 Hispanola. Owner PL 4-4731; PL 7-9894. ters. 3010 N.W. 72 Ave. 987-9741. 14735 N.E. 11 CT.-OPEN 759-4050 1/2 Block Bus, School, Church NORTH BAY ISLAND ESTATE SETTLEMENT MOTOR SALES, INC. If Your Home Needs Repairs 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, Florida Room Terrific value! Beautiful, large, modern, Try The Voice Classified Pleasant Kitchen, Garage, Fenced spacious Island Rancher. 3 bedroom, 3 bath 2006 First St. ED 5-2141 It's The Best! VACANT — BUY LIKE RENT on 140'xllO' lot. Large built-in kitchen. Liv-" FORT MYERS ing room 28'x40'. An $80,000 value for only AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE $59,500. Excellent financing. 7421 Miami View Dr. CARMINE BRAVO, BROKER. 754-4731 • •B 9 •HHHBHBHHBBB •••••«>•••• BSHMJIM HOMES FOR SALE - SW

DUPLEX, 2 bedrooms. Aircond. Kitchen furn. Top area. Low cash. Owner. 7033 SW 22 St. rr. BUY YOUR, NOW- DRIVE GENERAL MOTORS TRANSFERRED MUST SELL AT LOSS 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, air cond., patio, pool LOWEST-PRICED CAR screened and filtered, 2-car garage, elect. & gas heat, on Vt acre. Near Holy Rosary & Perrine School, Shopping. Fine neighborhood, CHEVROLET AND LOOK GOOD DOING IT. high ground. $151 mo., $1300 down. 238-3509. - FUN TO DRIVE NEAR GABLES - SNAPPY ENGINE OPEN-5300 S.W. 7th ST. 4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS - BUCKET SEATS SELLING AT FHA VALUATION NO CLOSING COSTS '. Owner gone. See their extra large IK .<-' tor - ECONOMICAL day. All 4 bedrooms corners, 26' living room, Cuban tile Florida room, formal dining room, - TANGY LOOK lovely kitchen with built-in breakfast bar, air cond., oil heat. Large storage room. Beautiful corner lot. Only $,$1,202 0 down balance 1 FHA mortgaget . SeS e todaytd . See \Onk of These TEST DR| PAULEY REALTY, Broker NE 5-1385 NOW ~ VE THE NEW OWNER MUST SACRIFICE. LOVELY 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH HOME Courteous \ POOL AND PATIO. AIR COND., GARAGE, BUICK COMPACT OPEL SERIES LARGE LOT. Representatives HOLY ROSARY SCHOOL, $19,500. 238-2630 for the Buy V a BEATS FORECLOSURE CORNER 3 BEDROOM, PARTLY FURNISHED Lifetime! \ * BEGINS AS LOW AS $88 MONTH PAYS ALL B $1698 MULLEN REALTORS, CA 6-1311 CHEVROLETS . ** B ONLY $800 DOWN CHEVELLES 3 Bedroom 2 bath, air cond., heat, refrig., B dishwasher, etc. Custom built with excellent CHEVY Us floor plan. Near St. Timothy. FHA appraisal B $18,500. Come see. make offer. Open Sun. CORVAIRS or call for appt., 9880 S.W. 54th ST. 271-7323 CORVETTES B W'- SHEEHAN BUKK B HOMES FOR SALE-CORAL GABLES • NEW CAR SHOWROOMS* B 2301 S.W 8th STREET SMALL ESTATE. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH. N.MIAMI AVE. at 21st ST. • FR 7-2601 FLA. ROOM. REDUCED TO $27,500. 665-5316 fl St. Theresa parish. 3 Bedroom modernized. •USED CARS' B HI 4-1661 $14,500 total. Living zoom, formal dining 3011 N.W. 36th ST. • NE 5-2582 CHAR L E s B L A HARD room, large kitchen, Fla. room, detached H 0 , y R 0 s^ garage. MULLEN REALTORS. 226-1311

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HOMES SALE KENDALL - PERRINE APTS. FOR RENT - MIAMI SHORES ROOMS FOR RENT N.W. ROOMS FOR RENT S.W. I APTS. FOR SAIE, BOYTON BEACH APTS. FOR SALE, BOYTON BEACH 2 yr. old large 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, covered FURN. 2 BEDROOM, URGE PORCH, AIR-HEAT. LOVELY Room Pvt. Entrance $12 wk. Gentle- ROOM, PVT. BATH, HOMh PRIVILEGFS LADY ! patio to studio or 4th bedroom, nearly Vi ALSO FURN. 1 BEDROOM. ADULTS. SEASON. nan preferred. Close to Cathedral. PL 1-5172. OR COUPLE. CALL 271-2306. acre corner, near Holy Rosary & schools. INQUIRE 243 N.E. 112 ST. $135 mo. $3000 Equity for good organ, camp ROOMS FOR RENT - HI ALE AH NICE room, home privileges. Lady or couple. trailer, light plane or $1000. 221-7600. APARTMENTS FOR RENT - N.E. Call 271-2306 after 4:45 p.m. YOUR OWN 42-ACRE ESTATE NICE ROOM FOR MIDDLE-AGED On tfhe tetrcasoastol Waterway CO-OP. APTS. FOR SAIE UNFURN. BEDROOM APT. PERSON. 620 S.E. 3 PI. TU 8-8865. ROOMS FOR RENT - SO. MIAMI 84 ST. — N.E. 2 AVE. — $80 WALK TO EVERYTHING. 754-8210 For Best Real Estate Values GENTLEMAN. Nice Room, S.E. Exposure. "BE SURE TO SEE Use The Voice Classified Private Bath. Call 666-3425 MOONLIT WATERS FURN. APTS. FROM $60 MONTH UP, STERLING VILLAGE UTILITIES INCLUDED, YEAR ROUND COOPERATIVE APARTMENTS ADULTS ONLY, NO PETS. NEW DEVELOPMENT FOR RETIREES KEYSTONE COURT, 6307 N.E. 2 Ave. 90: verside Dr., Pompano" Sterling Village, a $10 they don't need a car to CONDOMINIUM ! APARTMENTS FOR RENT-N.W. million apartment com- live here," she said. Adult Garden Apartment Community Homes For Rent N. Miami Beach TWO 1 BEDROOM APTS. munity being built in Sterling Village is within FURNISHED. $55 MONTH. Boynton Beach's St. Mark $# flflfi FROM $990 DOWN RENT WITH OPTION a few hundred yards of $28 MONTHLY FOR Large 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 3049 N.W. 6th AVENUE Parish, is designed to sat- supermarkets, banks and Home with Florida Room. 945-6719. FULL MAINTENANCE ROOMS FOR RENT - No. Miami isfy the tastes of retirees entertainment. There are a HOMES FOR RENT-MIAMI SHORES in location, price and rec- ROOM FOR RENT. CLOSE TO EVERYTHING. many restaurants in the I-Bedroom Apt. — 2 Bedrooms, from $8,990 WANT TO RENT AT ONCE! CALL Wl 7-5546. reation. immediate area, and the 3 BEDROOM HOME, UNFURNISHED. All Hotpoint Appliances, Fully Air Conditioned and Heated. YEARLY. NEAR BUSES. 696-1436. ROOMS FOR RENT-N MIAMI BCH. The development, owned free public ocean beach is Includes Wall-to-Wall Carpeting, 14' Refrigerator and Range. by Holiday Builders, Inc. HOMES FOR RENT N.W. LOVELY room, private bath. Near Shopping. only eight-tenths of a mile i5i>0,&&<8 R-EC'-EATIONAL In Holy Family Parish. Wl 7-6587. is situated on a 42-acre from the property. FACiLITiES iNCLUDE 334 N.W. 100 TERR.. tract on the west bank of 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH ROOMS FOR RENT—MIAMI SHORES Recreational facilities will Huge Auditorium • 80' Swimming Pool * Mile-Long Bicycle UNFURN. $125 MONTH the Intracoastal Waterway include a huge auditorium, Path • Shuffleboard • Arts and Crafts • Card and Billiard 0. J. POWELL CO., Reailor. 757-2511 Nicely furn. room for mature lady. Pvt, Lounges • Garden Club • Beauty Solon • Sauna Baths • Sew- home. Reasonable. 251 NW 102 St. 758-8894. at 500 S. Federal Highway. 80' swimming pool, a mile- NEW DUPLEX UNFURNISHED Hub of the residential ing Room • 2,000 Ft. Waterway Promenade • 2 Golf Putting 2 Bedroom 2 bath, utility room, central air- HOLLYWOOD REAL ESTATE long bicycle path, 2,000 Greens • Boat Launching Ramp • Boat Docks and Fishing cond. & heat. Water, lawn maintenance in- complex will be a $500,000 Pier • Full Time Security Guard. cluded. Year's lease. Fenced yard. No minors foot waterway promenade, 275 NW 192 St., Visitation Parish. Phone recreation center, on Shuffleboard, putting 261-1963. BUY or SELL AMD YOU CAN WALK TO which work is reportedly greens, card and billiard 1 Thru I ahead of schedule. Restaurants, Shopping, Banks, Library, Churches, Post Office, HOMES FOR RENT - MIAMI BEACH lounges. Beauty salon, Deep Sea Fishing Docks, Ocean Beach and Bathing, Profes- 'BARNEY Mrs. Gladys K. McLean, 8528 COLLINS AVE. sauna baths and a sewing sional Offices, Civic Center. FURN. 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH sales manager, said more room will also be pro- AIRCOND.-HEAT. TV, LINENS. CROWLEY than $1,450,000 in apart- Avoid Traffic and Congestion $2200 SEASON. 866-1202 vided. ments have been sold since Go to Mass at St. Mark Church HOUSE FOR RENT-CORAL GABLES LREALTOR APPRAISER) opening in the early part Boating ramps and docks Live and Play in Palm Beach County >•— ^/- —• ii S Modern, turn. 3 bed™., 2 bath, Fla. room, of October. Cost of the for boatmen are being In the Heart of Boynton Beach Service of pool & gardener. Season $2000. "LOOK FOR THE SHAMROCK SIGNS" 665-5316. units, depending on size built. Deep sea fishing REAL ESTATE LOANS and choice of location, docks are within easy APTS. FOR RENT — N. MIAMI BCH. ranges from $6,990 to walking distance. LOVELY 1 ROOM APT. PRIVATE ENTRANCE, Individual features of all BATH. POOL PRIVILEGES. NEAR 163 ST. $16,990 in the Intracoastal SHOPPING CENTER. CALL 945-0007. HOME LOANS buildings with elevators. apartments include air- Models Beautifully Furnished By Modernage. To Buy, Sell, Build or Refinance REAL ESTATE Mrs. McLean said a survey conditioning and heat, Open Daily Phone 732-3635 Inquiries Invited • No Obligation indicates that many buy- wall-to-wall carpeting, pri- HI 4-9811 i. , Mail this Coupon ers are "very comfortably vate screened terraces and %.<*& K, ' with your name and address to: Philip D. Lewis, Inc. T Tniversity fixed" but do not need — lighted walk - in closets. 5 '\~~\\ -£5f GLADYS K. McLEAN, ^JV-^MS MO IttW MMCWTMN or want — an elaborate All - electric Hotpoint »»- j '*• *i"t' Sales Mgr., REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS - e frS&P Sterling Village OF CORAL CABLES l Florida residence. "They kitchens include a 14' re- -•- tfuR,.. ,| Boynton Beach, Fla. PALM BEACH COUNTY MIRACLE MILE AT PONCE will find everything they 500 s Feder Hwy-j 31 WEST 20th Street frigerator, oven and range. Riviera Beach • VI 4-0201 want in the village — in- Kitchens also feature mica REAL ESTATE APPRAISALS cluding living right on the cabinets, a passthrough Intracoastal. And because bar to living area, and RETIREMENT HOMES RETIREMENT HOMES REAL ESTATE-Consultant of our central location, luminous ceilings. APPRAISALS APTS. FOR SALE, HILLSBORO BEACH APTS. FOR SALE, HILLSBORO BEACH BUILDER* DEVELOPER JOSEPH B. PRUSSIANC 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. P.E., S.R.A. SENIOR CITIZENS & RETIREES MIAMI 38. FLORIDA 182S N.E. 164th ST. Phone PLoio 8-0327 Wl 7-5212 -Hillsboro Windsor- Gel More House For Your Money...

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See Our Classified Rate Box 2 BEDROOMS For Charges 1 BATH from 6999 Start my ad Run for Weeks ST. BERNADETTE PARISH Please send money order or check if you live jut of Miami $ Name per month covers principal and in- Mdress 32 terest on conventional, one-mortgage financing for our lowest-priced model. No City closing costs! Phone IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY \ UNDERGROUND GARAGE COUNTRY CLUB LIVING Classification WITH FULL CITY FACILITIES, INCLUDING: • PRINT AD BELOW • 2 - 8th FLOOR SUN DECKS \ (in pencil please) • 18-Hole Community • Street Lights 175' PRIVATE BEACH COMPLETE G.E. KITCHEN Golf Course • Police Protection HEATED POOL WITH SUN DECK MARBLE BATHS Please limit your line to 5 average words • Community Swimming • City Water BOAT DOCKS ON INTRACOASTAL INDIVIDUALLY CONTROLLED Pool • City Sewers PUTTING GREEN CENTRAL COOLING AND • Sidewalks • Storm Drainage SPACIOUS ROOMS HEATING PRIVATE BALCONIES A MOST DESIRABLE ADDRESS For Color Brochure, write Summertime, 5049 S.W. 92nd Ave., Cooper City, Fla., or phone LU 7-0820 1 Bedroom/ 1 Bath from $12,800 (in Miami, 949-0692). 2 Bedrooms, 2 Baths from $15,300 DIRECTIONS: From US. 441 (State Rd. 7) go West on Griffin Rd. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths from $25,300 4 miles, through Davie, to entrance gates. Follow signs to models. COOPER CITY Mail Your Ad To: Hillsboro Windsor For The Fun Of Living In Florida THE VOICE 5 Furnished Models Open for Inspection 6180 NIL 4th Cf. Oceanfront Cooperative Apartments 1169 A-l-A, Hillsboro Beach / Phone 399-4362 Miami, Florida LUC COURCHENE, DEVELOPER • BUILDER SHOP THE VOICE CLASSIFIED

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