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U1 s Irish origin rsj s Service services during the week includes ly be presiding responsorial prayers based on the o Week of Prayer ancient Irish prayer known as “St. for Christian unity Jan. 18 to 25. Patrick's Breastplate." The week's theme, "Jesus The Graymoor Ecumenical l^Dpe’s messages Christ, Life of the World," has an Institute, which promotes Irish origin and services observance of the Week of Prayer ' A p e reaffirms desire to visit suggested by the week's sponsors for Christian Unity in the United Lebanon and speaks on Lent include an ancient Irish prayer. States, is run by the Franciscan S e e At the Vatican on page 6 The theme was proposed by an Friars of the Atonement, whose Also, questions and answers ecumenical group in Northern founder, the late Father Paul about the new Code of Canon Ireland and approved in James Wattson, began the Law appear on the same page December 1981 by a special mixed observance in 1908 as the Church commission of the Catholic Unity Octave, beginning with the Church and the World Council of feast of St. Peter's Chair in Rome, Churches. The theme is the same Jan. 18, and ending with the feast as that of the sixth general of the conversion of St. Paul, Jan. . 4 * assembly of the World Council of 25. Churches, scheduled for July 24- During the 1930s the observance Aug. 10 in Vancouver, British was renamed the Chair of Unity Columbia. Octave to emphasize the essential (In a Jan. 10 letter to the priests role of the Roman papacy, of the diocese concerning the symbolized by the cathedra, or observance, Bishop Leonard chair, of St.Peter, in any future noted that the second Vatican union of Christian churches. Council emphasized discussion of About that time Father Paul topics that both Catholics and Couturier, a French Catholic Protestants share — baptism, the priest, developed and promoted a Bible, and the Holy Trinity — to more ecumenical observance promote Christian unity. called a Universal Week of Prayer "This Week of Prayer for Unity for Christian Unity. Youngstown, Ohio, priest says gives us an opportunity to After the Second Vatican he Would like to see Ray "Boom examine our own efforts toward Council, whose "Decree on Boom" Mancini leave boxing achieving Unity," the bishop's Ecumenism'' encouraged within a year. See page 8 letter read. "Although there is no Catholics to pray with other particular Diocesan-wide Christians for unity, the Catholic program, parishes can individu­ Church and other Christian Also inside ally promote a program on a local churches have observed in level. I hope that where programs common the Week of Prayer for Editorials...... Pages 4-5 are conducted on a community Christian Unity. Obituaries ...... Page 3 level our Catholic people will The concept of Christian unity Home Again ...... Page 9 participate. As in the past, special central to the week is no longer Around diocese...... Page 7 petitions for Christian Unity that of a return of other Christians should predominate in the to the Roman Catholic Church, D e a t h Prayers of the Faithful.) said Atonement Father Charles V. Art for art LaFontaine, co-director of the Mrs. A Margaret O'Konski, The suggested Order of Worship Graymoor Ecumenical Institute. Students from the Moore College of Art in statue by Wilmington, Del., sculptor Charles :8830 South Court, Allison Park, issued by the Graymoor "The whole idea of a return to Philadelphia sketch the statue of Our Lady of Parks will be on display at the site until May when ¡grmerly of Mt. Lebanon. Ecumenical Institute in Garrison, Peace by the Cathedral-Basilica of SS. Peter and it will be shipped to California. (NC Photo by N.Y., for use in ecumenical prayer (Continued on page 2) Paul in Philadelphia. The 30-foot stainless steel Robert S. Halvey.

C ourt abortion rulin g Pro-life unity urged on 10th anniversary

; WASHINGTON (NC) — The The cardinal's comments were observance of the 1973 Supreme County: Gretchen Cararie, 898- Cathy Bremmer, 795-1558 or 1194 or Becky Schreck, 344-9735; -10th anniversary of Supreme made in a letter to be read in all Court decision legalizing abortion. 2529: Crafton: Horace Pendleton, Marie Farnan at 793-6153: South Hills — Scott Township: Court abortion decisions can be an Catholic parishes in the The Mass is open to all.) 921-9265: Pittsburgh East End: Oakland (college bus): Bob Mary Lou Mahon. 221-3920 or opportunity for members of the Archdiocese of New York Jan. 16, The national March for Life will Doris Grady at 661-0570: and Dunlop, 687-5942; Carnegie — Eileen Cole, 221-0146: South Hills ffro-life movement "to unite our the Sunday before the anniver­ Greentree: Blanch Hrivnak, 276- Brookline: Fr. Thomas O'Neill, — Brookline: Dot Schlegel, 561- -efforts to restore the maximum be held in Washington Jan. 22 and sary. Similar letters were an all-night vigil will be held at the 0231. 276-1011: Mt. Washington: Fr. 7822: and South Hills — Mount ^degree of legal protection possible scheduled to be read in other John Staub, 381-9878: Mon-Yough Lebanon: Marge Simcic, 341-3587. fOr every human being at every National Shrine of the Immacu­ McKeesport: Mary Milko, 823- dioceses in the country. late Conception Jan. 21. area: Kay Stump, 469-3025: and For additional information ■moment of existence," Cardinal Many diocese have planned 3148: Natrona Heights: Fran Pleasant Hills: Jean Hartman. and/or reservations, contact Jean -Terence Cooke of New York said, special observances of the (Area persons wishing to travel Jankosky, 224-8739: North Hills — Ross Township: Dot Lydic. 366- 882-5020. Brinzer, 243-2529 or Mercedes j a fr h e Jan. 22 anniversary should anniversary, including prayer to Washington to attend the Haubach at 242-4229.) be “ a time of prayer and services and vigils. National March for Life can make 0569: North Hills — Allison New Castle: Jean Rogan. 652- -reparation and of rededication to bus reservations by contacting the Park/Glenshaw: Maxine Deasey, 9209: W ashington, Pa. — Cardinal Cooke called the 'the principle of the sanctity of (Aux. Bishop Anthony G. Bosco following persons in their area: 486-8918: North Hills —Wildwood: Wheeling. W. Va.: Michaiene abortion decisions "a national human life,” said Cardinal Cooke, will offer a Mass for justice on Aspinwall — Fox Chapel: Sue Evelyn Fabian, 443-3245: and Munas: 304-242-6510: South Hills tragedy" which he said have |g|airrnan of the bishops' Friday, Jan. 21, at noon in St. Lindow, 782-3791: Beaver County: North Side; Marge Saban, 322- — Upper St. Clair: Theresa made it legally impossible for ^Committee for Pro-Life Activi­ Mary of Mercy Church, Pat Skorupan, 774-86% or Ross 5886. Wirtner, 833-8720: South Hills — s t s . Downtown Pittsburgh, in Cossentino, 266-2512: Butler Penn Hills — Monroeville: Bethel Park, Eleanor Bellino, 835- (Continued on page 3) M cKees Rocks Full-service health center to open

By PATRICIA BARTOS Rocks, across the street from the covered renovation of the present senior citizen center. structure, construction of some 70 It was 11 years ago that the The offices have been moving in separate examining, waiting and original Sto-Rox Health Center stages from the old center to the doctors' rooms and offices within opened, in the basement of the new, and all should be operational the one-floor converted store, F.O.R. Sto-Rox Neighborhood by this weekend, when the center installation of a new roof and five Corp. storefront at 610 Chartiers will host an open house at the new heating-cooling units and Ave. in McKees Rocks. location Sunday, Jan. 16, from 1 to construction of a parking lot at the The community at that time saw 5 p.m. side of the center. a great need for medical services Following the tours and talks To Fr. Ryan and Sister Ruth that was not being met — an will be refreshments in the senior Bearer, CSJ, associate director, increasingly aged population and citizen center. All are welcome. the spirit of the community and a decreasing number of doctors This small miracle in the the help of the volunteers who who would remain in the area. Of McKees Rocks—Stowe Township completely built both the first and those who did stay, many would communities results from two second basement health centers not handle Medicaid patients, federal grants F.O.R. was are also very much responsible for according to Fr. Regis J. Ryan, awarded through the Department this success director of F.O.R. of Health and Human Services. They credit the many Five years later the health One was for $180,000 and volunteers who helped with the center progressed to the basement covered purchase of the closed A & of the corporation’s senior citizens P Store; the second, for $400,000, (Continued on page 3) center located in the former bank building at 701 Chartiers. That location, though larger and more efficient, also soon became OFFICIAL crowded, as word of the "fine quality of service” at the center His Excellency, Bishop Office of Dean of the spread, according to Fr. Ryan. Leonard, announces the Washington County East This Sunday the community will following appointment and Deanery, effective the same mark the opening of what many change, effective as noted: date. never thought they would see — a full-service, one-story health PASTOR LEAVE OF ABSENCE center that covers 10,000 square DCCW honors Fr. Price feet of space and offers medical, The Very Reverend John A. The Reverend Charles A. dental, nutritional and optical Palko, V.F., from pastor, Saint Schano. assistant. Saint Joseph fr . John Price was honored at a farewell luncheon office, will leave in early February to return to services, among others. Luke Parish, Bentleyville, to Parish, Duquesne, for personal |*losted last Sunday at the Sewickley Holiday Inn by missionary work in Chimbote, Peru. With him are The new Sto-Rox Neighborhood pastor, Saint John Parish, reasons, has been granted a rpie board of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Genevieve Settino, program chairman, and Family Health Center will now be Coylesville, effective Wednes­ leave of absence from priestly “ji'omen. Fr. Price, spiritual moderator of the Eleanor Smith, DCCW president. housed at the former A & P Store day, January 26. 1983. Father ministry in the Diocese for a ^TcCVV and also head of the diocesan family life — Photo by John C. Keenan at 701 Thompson Ave. in McKees Palko is also relieved of the pertod of six months. ■ t Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, January 14, 1983

C om poser to refuse offers for ultraviolent film scores

By MICHAEL GALLAGHER the public, because it gets entertained by violence. We Catholics I encounter in the course incidents, all of which occur in around me were preteens, despite absorbed." should be outraged. I can either of giving talks, consider "Creepshow." A walking corpse, the R-rating. They hooted and NEW YORK (NC) - Every I've been asked time and time decrease the degradation of the humanism as one of the great rotted and slobbering, takes a howled, of course, at the worst once in a while when you feel again if I really think that a movie human spirit or I can increase it. I scourges of the age. Such is the terrified woman by her head and sections. Though I wonder if they inclined to despair with regard to can corrupt somebody. And in will not aid in the debasement." effect of a particularly virulent gives it a half-twist with really felt that way or if they were a particular area of human response I’ve often used an As I said, I was quite happy to form of Protestant anti- appropriate sound effects so that ashamed to act otherwise in front endeavor something comes along argument like Gold's: cana single read about Gold’s decision. But I intellect ua I ism upon those she is facing backwards. Later we their peers. that gives you reason to hope. chimney exuding noxious fumes can't help but observe that Gold Catholics who apparently have no get a closeup of a man buried to his had made a moral decision in But I'm being too stuffy, you Such was an item that caught cause cancer? Perhaps not, but idea that the writings of St. neck in sand drowning as the tide say. It's all a spoof, you see. It's so my eye in the Nov. 24,1982, issue of the reality is that not one but accordance with what I’m rather Thomas Aquinas had much to do covers his head. His mouth yields sure he considers purely horrible that it can't be meant as Variety. A short article that began hundreds and thousands of such with the origin of humanism and up a final air bubble as his eyes real. So it's a spoof — get it? If you in the lower left corner of the front chimneys are involved. Or, as humanistic considerations. On the that St. Thomas More was an glaze over in pain and terror. other hand, the pleasant Catholic outstanding humanist. do get it, then you and I have to page announced that composer Gold puts it, “I feel a Another man, his entire body part company. I'll take Gold and Ernest Gold had decided to refuse responsibility toward the mother of three children, one a But, Aquinas and More aside, covered with a green vegetable preteen, whom I recently talked to his humanism any day to the kind any offers to compose the musical cumulative effect.” did this mother, I wonder, never growth, fumbles for a shotgun and of Catholicism that may draw the scores for "ultraviolent” films. Dipping into the kind of on the phone sees nothing wrong learn that St. Paul called our blows off his head. Finally, the with taking her children to see bodies temples of the Holy Spirit line at nudity but accepts the most The Viennese-born Gold made experience and "emotional dead white skin of a corpse frightful and nauseating violence his decision, he says, out of a environment" that a European "Creepshow." Yes, she thought and that we should regard them as suddenly begins to squirm and some parts of it were a bit with equanimity as long as sex concern that pictures of this sort has, Gold draws a parallel with the such? She would never let her bulge grotesquely as thousands doesn't seem to be involved. are •'desensitizing’' audiences Hitler era, contending that films "gross," but it was good as a children see a movie that and thousands of cockroaches stir and society in general. "We have depicting gratuitous violence "spoof." Nor is she altogether contained any nudity. But, tell me, and then start to pour out of its become aware," says Gold, "that break down moral and psychic untypical. Many Catholics seem to is nudity in movies, in terms of mouth. we cannot continue to pollute our barriers and provoke actual be at full alert with regard to violating the sancity of the temple environment. We have an violence. "Music," he says, "in sexual material in films but of the Holy Spirit, really so much Gallagher is on the emotional environment too. the hands of a talented composer, careless with regard to violence. worse than graphic violence If reading about all this is staff of the U.S. Catholic Nobody thinks about that. We had is an extremely powerful As a further irony, this Catholic- directed against the human body? loathsome, think what seeing it Conference Department of better watch what we spew out to persuader. We shouldn’t be mother might, as do not a few Consider the following must be like. Yet when I saw it all Communication.

S haler teens turn basem ent

into youth center for parish

By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK looking for space. After checking of the walls. "We wanted With some paint, some castoff the parish complex, the youth something abstract," said furniture and some elbow grease, group received permission from member Steve Stegman, who the youth group at St. Bonaven- the pastor, Fr. Edward Litavec, to designed the artwork for the ture parish. Shaler Township, has use the basement of the parish center. “We didn't want anything turned the rectory basement into a center, which also houses the definite. Life isn't definite." teen center for high school parish offices and the priests' students in the parish. residence, for the teen center. In In addition, members also starting it, one of the first things painted the steps blue and gold, decided was to use one of the painted blue and gold stripes on "We told them that they could do existing basement entrances as a the basement support poles and a what they wanted and they did separate entrance. checkered racing flag on another this." said Fr. Michael Decewicz, wall. associate pastor and co-sponsor of Asked if having the teen center the St. Bonaventure Youth Group, "They really worked hard in Watching television in the St. Bonaventure parish Michael Decewicz, Dave Westerman, Steve in the rectory inconveniences the doing all this painting," Fr. teen center are, from left: John Moore, Fr. as he surveyed the teen center. "It parish priests, Fr. Decewicz said, Stegman, and Greg Schaffer. was really quite dreary down Decewicz said. "One night, it was here, before.1’ "We have been fortunate. It hasn't late and I heard a noise down here. bothered us at all." I went down to investigate. They were still down here painting. It A ds poin t out aid to Israel Why a parish youth center? After finding space, the next was almost midnight." "There’s no place for teenagers thing was getting paint and The National Association ol if they voted to give your tax the messages are being carried by to go in Shaler," Fr. Decewicz furniture. A call was put out and After six weeks of prepartion, Arab Americans (NAAA) this dollars to Israel." 13 stations, both AM and FM, in said. "There’s no community the parishioners "responded the center opened on Dec. 13. week launched a series of radio The radio spots state that last Pennsylvania from Jan. 11 to Jan. centers or activities for teenagers beautifully,” Fr. Decewicz said. Looking to the future, Fr. messages for stations in month "Congress approved 17. in Shaler except for those The parishioners donated an old Decewicz said that the 40-member Pennsylvania focusing on the legislation increasing grant aid to The effort is centering on sponsored by the churches or the television set and a stereo, chairs youth group plans to use the center issue of American aid to Israel in Israel by more than half a billion Pennsylvania, Joseph explained, (Shaler) high school. Except for a and a couch, pinball machines and to hold its meetings and activities, the wake of Israel's invasion of dollars above President Reagan's because of the role Specter played video games, board games and a such as its upcoming square Lebanon last June. request, and against the in the fund approval. small business district, this is a President's wishes.” Congress residential community. The ping pong table, among other dance. According to Robert Joseph, "We mention him specifically," teenagers have to go to Etna or out items. As for discipline problems, Fr. president of the NAAA and a voted to give Israel $2,485,000,000 Joseph said of the ads. Noting that Me Knight Road for any Decewicz said there hasn’t been resident of Upper St. Clair, the 60- and, the ads say, Sen. Arlen the NAAA, which is based in activities." "W e still have to get some other any problems. Since the center’s second spots were conceived to Specter (R.-Pa.) is a member of Washington, has limited funds and furniture," said Greg Schaffer, rules (for example, no drugs, "bring to the attention of the the Senate Appropriations could not fund the ads nation-wide, The center is open Monday vice president of the youth group. alcoholic beverages or fighting) American people the fact that the Committee "that wanted to give the group focused on Pennsyl­ evenings from 7:30 to 10 p.m. for Fr. Decewicz said that much of the are posted and there is a U.S. Congress has chosen to Israel even more. ’' vania "because he's from here high school freshmen and furniture came from oldercouples chaperone always present, he said subsidize Israel's invasion of Joseph explained that Specter and I'm from here," Joseph said. sophomores: Wednesday after­ in the parish who no longer have he didn't expect any problems. Lebanon. was also on the foreign operations According to Ron Cathell. noons from 3 to 5 p.m. for all high the need lor such furnishings. "That's how we see it," he subcommittee and supported the communications director of the school students: and Wednesday added, noting that the Congress aid. Specter had gone to tour NAAA, such radio spots have been evenings from 7:30 to 10 p.m. for The remaining part ol the Other officers for the parish "has also chosen to undermine Lebanon following the Israeli found to be effective in reaching high school juniors and seniors. conversion from basement to teen youth group are: David President Reagan's Middle-East invasion, Joseph said, and came an audience and the group will "There’s always a chaperone center was the painting, which Westerman, president: John peace initiative by authorizing an back to report that "Lebanon probably do more of them in thi available, usually me or one of the was begun in early November by Moore, social activities chairper­ amount of aid that is substantially didn't need money. He then turns future. parents," Fr. Decewicz said. members of the youth group. The son: and Patty Bonney, treasurer. higher than what the President around and gives it to Israel," The NAAA, he added, will alsc One of the problems in cover of a popular record album Sister Diane Dunn, CDP, is the wanted." Joseph charged. commission a poll to determine establishing the center was became the basis of a mural on one other co-adviser. The messages urge listeners to In the Pittsburgh area the ads what Pennsylvanians think of U.S "call your senators and ask them are being carried on KDKA. In all, aid to Israel. Theme has Irish origin (Continued from page 1) The Vatican II "Decree on Because io u Have An Important Decision To Make. . . “Modern Banking With Old Fashioned Courtesy Ecumenism" recognized "the Rome is out the window as a result churchly nature of other Christian Allegheny Valley Residence MAIN OFFICE SHALER of the 'Decree on Ecumenism,"’ communities," he said. he said. 5137 ButletSt. OFFICE Noting that the World Council of SUPPORTIVE LIVING Pgh, Pa. 15201 The concept of Christian unity Churches and the Vatican 781-0318 900 Mt. Royal Blvd. now is that of "a convergence of Secretariat lor Promoting RESIDENTIAL CARE Pflh., Pa. 15223 Christian churches" into a form of Christian Unity have collaborated PENN AVE. 486-4245 unity which is not yet clear, he in recent years in promoting . . . We At Allegheny OFFICE BLAWNOX said, and to which each church observance of the week, Father Valley Residence 4401 Penn Ave. OFFICE would bring its own traditions, John F. Hotchkin, director of the want to meet you and give Pgh., Pa. 15224 201 Freeport Rd. gifts and language. "Unity doesn't secretariat of the U.S. bishops' you a personal look at our 621-6626 Pgh., Pa. 15236 mean a suppression of one Committee on Ecumenical and new personal care boarding MEMBER F.D.I.C. 362-8111 another's traditions and gifts, but Interreligious Affairs, said, "It's home which features: a melding of gifts," Father clear that other churches would * In Town Location LaFontaine said. not be promoting a week that had * Full-Time Nurse, Christian unity "is God's gift, Rome as the center of unity." 24 hr. Staff Care not something we make," he said. Christians are praying for "that a Spacious, Sunny, Lou cost “hom em ade” "We have to be attentive to the unity which Christ wills for us," Handsomely Furnished signs of the times to tell us what Father Hotchkin said. 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' Obituaries ------

M rs. O ’K onski dies; active in diocese

Funeral Mass for Mrs. A. South Hills Catholic Womens Margaret O'Konski, longa worker Club. and leader in Church and She organized and coordinated community causes here, was the religious program at Western offered Monday, Jan. 10, in St. State School and Hospital: for Ursula Church, Allison Park. Mrs. Margaret many years served as doll Father John Harvey, director of O’Konski chairman" of the Pittsburgh the diocese's Mission Office, was Optimist Club and the Post- the chief celebrant and the Gazette’s Good Fellows camp­ homilist at the funeral Mass, aign, and was chairman of the which was offered by six priest- mission groups at St. Ursula celebrants. Church. Mrs, O'Konski also Mrs. O'Konski, 71, died Friday, belonged to the McCandless Jan. 7, in Suburban General Garden Club. Hospital in Bellevue. Surviving are her husband. A former resident of Mt. among the poor and destitute of Edward T. O'Konski of Allison Lebanon, she most recently had the Hill District, and helped Park: two daughters. Kathleen lived at 8830 South Court, Allison finance the education of many O'Neill of Indianapolis, Ind., and Park. needy youngsters. Loretta McCarthy of Westport, Fr. Regis J. Ryan, director of the F.O.R. Sto-Rox group’s new Family Health Center in McKees Mrs. O'Konski was diocesan Mrs. O'Konski was founder and Conn.: a son, Edward D. O'Konski Neighborhood Corporation, and Sister Ruth Rocks. general secretary of Maria first president of "Los Amigos," of South Park: 12 grandchildren Bearer, CSJ, associate director, stand before the Photo by John Keenan Mission Circles and secretary of an organization in Ohio that aided and four great-grandchildren. Maria Mission Circle 45. She was needy Puerto Ricans. ShtVheeded She was preceded in death by a founder and first president of the son. Eugene. Spiritual Society for the the Diocesan Polish Women's Unclaimed Dead, organizer and Club, was president of the Holy The family requests that first president of the Pittsburgh Family Institute Auxiliary and memorials may be made to the Diocesan Ladies of Charity and was a charter member of the Maria Mission Circle No. 45. past national director of the organization. She founded the Society for the Fagan survivors Necrology Unclaimed Dead after attending a Jan. 17 funeral at which she was the only In the obituary for Paul Fagan one present except professional Fr. Patrick J. O'Neill...... 1933 that appeared in the Jan. 7 issue of Fr. Thomas P. Gillen ...... 1941 pallbearers. Unable to erase from the Pittsburgh Catholic the names her memory the sight of that Fr. James P. Harvey ...... 1948 of two of his survivors were Fr. Thomas J. Lynch 1952 lonely coffin in the empty church, inadvertently omitted. she organized a group to attend Fr. Charles F. Gwyer 1952 the burial Mass of unclaimed dead Fr. Edward A. Ricards...... 1958 in the diocese, and sought out Mr. Fagan is also survived by Fr. Francis J. Bailey 1972 people to "adopt” the deceased his sister, Mary Helen Fagan of Jan. 19 Fr F.M. DeFrancesco 1951 person and offer Masses and Pittsburgh: and by his aunt, Sister Jan. 23 prayers for them. Mary Felix of the Sisters of Fr. Stephen J. Pavelko 1939 For years she worked tirelessly Charity, Seton Hill, Greensburg. ' Fr. George T. Sullivan 1964 Cardinal urges pro-life unity At left, staff nutritionist Hattye Board and Rocks. The former A & P Store has been medical nurse Marge Davin talk in reception renovated into a full-service health center. (Continued from page 1) person and does not have rights unwanted pregnancies' or area of the new Family Health Center in McKees — Photo by John C. Keenan government at any level to fulfill protected by the Constitution. 'reproductive freedom,"' one of its fundamental duties — "As a result of these disastrous Cardinal Cooke said. "It is a the protection of the most decisions, which have had a devastating loss of human life and dependent and defenseless revolutionary effect on the legal we must do everything in our H ealth center to open members of society, "the innocent system of our country, the lives of power to bring it to an end." unborn." more than 15 million human The cardinal paid tribute to On Jan. 22, 1973, the Supreme beings have been destroyed," those people who have kept the (Continued from page 1) the National Health Service support for the craft sales, bake Cardinal Cooke said. Corps.) sales and other money-makers to Court ruled against the pro-life issue in the public domain. health center from its very The doctors also go into the aid the center — "the response of constitutional of restrictive state "This is a statistic which we He denied accusations by some „beginning, through the many homes, each for one-half day a the people has been beautiful," laws on abortion, citing a cannot camouflage with positive- that abortion is a Catholic issue or ¡fund-drives and other projects to week, to meet the needs of the Fr. Ryan explained. "woman’s right to privacy" and sounding phrases, such as pro- that Catholics are trying to impose • help fund it. handicapped or elderly who ruling that a fetus is not legally a choice' or ‘termination of their morality on others. Design for the center was cannot make it to the offices, Fr. handled by architect Tony Ryan explained. See the JIM DRONEY & MIKE SILVESTRE SELL "Dorsch, with the George Kusevich In all, the center has a salaried TR E A S U R E S OF THE -Construction Company doing the staff of 40 persons. Among the VATICAN EXHIBIT in New. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE ''Work, under George Rock, services provided are well care York through June 12. Two night packages $112.00| DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER foreman. The directors also credit and sick care for the entire family, including hotel and exhibit. CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. Frances Hogan, president of the pediatric care, early periodic Children under 17 free at hotel. Family ot tour. FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES "Sto-Rox Health Council’s board of screening, women and inlant- MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 'directors, for much of the center’s children’s services, obstetrical- *24288 Write Cuitomtourt. 1817 Binktvllle Rd., Pittsburgh. Pi. 15216 344-4308 ' progress. gynecological care, eye care and le i 28728. optical services, foot care, dental Denver. 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Reach ALL MAJOR CREDIT INDUIRE ABOUT OUR some 13,170 visits to doctors, 484 CARDS ACCEPTED 8ANOUET FACILITIES •¡offices. doctor visits to homes, 3,146 doctor them through Tuee-Frl 11 AM -11 PM RE ERVATI NS visits to patients in hospitals, 1,300 Hours: Sal. 4 PM - ? 8 9 » The interior of the' center is home visits by nurses, 3,926 blood the Pittsburgh Sun 4 PM - 9 PM I «dominated by spacious wide halls 8 8 1 - 4 1 1 1 pressure readings taken, 3,956 C a t h o l i c Open Valentines Day lor Dinner ¡and rooms, done in alabaster- visits to the dentists, 1,580 visits to Jcolored walls complemented by the hygienist, 502 visits to the .dark wood doors and frames and nutritionist, 10,400 meals served 'featuring indirect ceiling lighting at the F.O.R. center, and 56,000 R ESO LA TiD : In 1983, I shall be more ¡and beige tile floors. pounds of food distributed through F.O.R. and 17,243 rides provided missionary. I shall share the Gospel • The center numbers three full­ through F.O.R.'s two vans, among with all the human family! -time doctors on its staff — two other services. The Vatican Collection -internists and one pediatrician, It's all worthy of note, Sister 'and three part-time doctors — an Ruth explained, when you In New York City Jopthamologist, an obstetrician- consider that 12 years ago, "we "gynecologist and a podiatrist. had nothing." Also on hand are two full-time "It's a real vote of confidence by THREE DAY EXCURSION [dentists and one full-time the federal government," she APRIL 29 - 30 - MAY 1,1983 ▼I W Id r a Too big a job? 'hygienist. (Two of the doctors and added. “They see you're doing a M J / L “ N o,” two dentists are provided through good job." And, of the unending VIA PRIVATE GREYHOUND MOTOR- id i gays Pope John Paul. B COACH DEPARTING FROM PITTS­ BURGH. “HOW MUCH THE ifs A afa A A A A A A A A A W fH i'R a LITTLE HUMAN HEART ACCOMMODATIONS AT THE NEW . 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E d i t o r i a l s Shades in m eaning in pastoral

•the woman taken in adultery, in O n saving hom es By NORBERT GAUGHAN dishonest, evasive. We don’t like afternoon bring relief, a respite, a surcease from the intensity of the parables of the Prodigal Son of We were told that the second that procedure with words; we the Good Samaritan. Notice how draft of the proposed Bishops’ want everything bright and clear. sunlight. That’s what nuancing If a m an’s home is his castle, is outrageous to permit people Yet nuances are so important, does in language. Christ treated each person in a to lose their homes as part of Pastoral on War and Peace was To repeat: in our culture we are different manner, accommoda­ a lot of castles are in danger •carefully nuanced." It may have they allow that most remarkable these days as home foreclo­ the transition. not accustomed to nuances. In our ting His language according to the been in some sections. According TV sitcoms, the characters are needs of the individual. Christ’s sures increase, particularly ACTION-Housing here to the opinion of a number of "method” (which was no method) among the unemployed, and one-dimensional, something like estimates that some 23,000 others, this may not have fugitives from a comic strip is lesson both in pastoral conduct thousands of Americans, home owners in Western occurred where it should. cartoon, with no variations in and in the immense love of God, including many in our own Nuance is a lovely word to NORBERT Pennsylvania are delinquent GAUGHAN between. Or reflect upon much of shaded in different ways for each Pittsburgh district, watch in their m ortgage paym ents at convey an even lovelier and our advertising, where the one of us. their dreams and years of important meaning. It comes present, and perhaps 3,200 .tendency is to come on strong, It's a shame that the Bishops' effort go down the drain. from the French word "nuages.'’ single-purposed; let there be no foreclosure notices have been The word means "cloud" and by pastoral probably was not, nor sent out. Actual foreclosures possibility of confusion lest the Lending agencies, too, face extension, ‘‘a shading. To will be interpreted in a nuanced reportedly have jumped nuance something is to provide instrument oF all, the human sale be lost, the article way. TV anchormen and the losses as foreclosures mount sharply in this county since shades of meaning. It is not the mind, to glide along, from the misunderstood. journalists do not want shadings. and lenders are saddled with absolutely clear to that which is How lovely is sacred Scripture (These are for the extended essay, 1978 to 2,000 in 1982. All same as subtle. Subtle means in its usages of this technique. This repossessed housing that is evidence points to the need for something closely woven, fine, so ♦altered in part, and grasp the the longer piece.) All a reporter unm arketable in the current difference. is where the Fundamentalist will ask is this: are you for or relief. The number of fine it may be missed. While the preachers miss the boat recession. homeowners in distress is not two words are sometimes used A meditation on clouds might against? Are you on the side of help us. Consider a bright, hot, completely. They pull words out of America or against it? The large compared with the interchangeably, they convey context, strip them of variations of There is an immediate need different emphases. late and cloudless July afternoon. nuances get lost in the transition. mortgage market, so no huge Later in the day, they appear. As emphasis and then preach an for legislation — federal, state, The spokesman for the Bishops' either/or version of the gospel. But on the next sunny day, look up investment by government pastoral wanted to inform readers they drift they shade the at the clouds and thank the God or both — to ease this whole should be required. But the They want no shadings: it's easier situation. To be jobless that in the document there were landscape. In the process, colors Who imparts His lesson from need of these homeowners is are altered, the mood softened, to be simplistic. Tell it like it is: because there is no work is bad shadings, varying stresses of nature: the shadings He has things seen in the bright sun there are only sinners or saints. provided add variety and color to enough. To lose your home urgent. emphasis, with some things more prominent, others less so. acquire a new dimension in the Read the words of Jesus as life. Yes, and a different way to besides strains not only human A Democratic-sponsoredbill shade The white and fleecy puffs presented by the Evangelists. The Moderns regard variations of nuances are there: in the case of see things. endurance but social morality. for emergency mortgage loans meaning as if the technique were in the sky of a hot summer It is the role of government to died in the last Congressional aid citizens in such emergenci- session, but has been ess. reintroduced in the new term that convened last week. The W hat Jesus asks We are not talking about bill, part of the Housing and handouts, but about loans to Urban-Rural Recovery Act, By FR. RICHARD MURPHY, O.P. homeowners that would be would fix repaym ent time repaid after the individual s according to the homeowner’s Today is the second Sunday of what is called “ordinary" time, our emergency ends. If this nation ability to pay. kind of time. Thirty-four Sundays of the year belong to ordinary time: can loan large sums to foreign the other 18 are devoted to special aspects of God’s wonderful plan lor countries struggling with the Congressman William man’s salvation, Advent, Lent, and so on. world recession, can it not do Coyne of Pittsburgh, who is On the first Sunday of ordinary time, Jesus identified Himsell as our something for its own citizens traveiling-companion. As judge, He will be waiting lor us at the end of caught in that recession? If we one of the sponsors, expects the legislation to be taken up the journey. Under such circumstances, we begin the trip with some ot can help rescue Mexico and Isaiah’s excitement bubbling within us. All will be well. by the House in early Spring. Brazil with $3 billion in loans No journey can be made, nor any life perpetually be led on a “high. " and credits as we recently did, The bill conflicts with the philosophy of Reaganomics, Everything fades a little when faced with routine, even the worship ol can we not find some money to and the administration God. It is easy to love God, to believe and to pray, when we are young, rescue cash-short American but the years exact a toll, and even noble things may become dull — ll homeowners faced with opposes it, but support for it in Congress is expected to be we stay in a rut. We have to keep opening our eyes to the world, eviction? greater this session. If the bill ourselves and God. is flawed, corrections can be Look ahead! Isaiah tells us. The Lord will call you by a new name and The above is no criticism of you shall be called "My Delight." And look around. Among the pagan the Reagan administration’s made. The point is, something gods, there were many monopolies. Minerva had a corner on wisdom, efforts to help other countries needs to be done, and this is an Ares or Mars on war, Eros on love, Eris on envy. But our God is the one through the current interna­ attem pt. true God, and author of an incredible variety of gifts which He tional debt crisis. It is to say distributes to His children with a prodigal hand. that the administration needs A home is not just a man s St. Paul mentions a lew of these gifts: wisdom, instruction, healing, to show more concern toward castle, it can be a factor in the prophecy, tongues and the interpretation of tongues. In them one the jobs and money crisis that stability of a marriage and in catches a breathtaking glimpse of the wonderful God in whom all gilts exists among its own citizenry. the health of family life. These are one. There is a lesson in this. The possession of any gift should never Home ownership is one place are qualities that have both be a cause for pride or division, but rather the occasion of humble to begin. Whether Reagano­ social and moral importance service. mics has us on the road to a and deserve all the protection As we begin our journey through this year, we are well reminded oi revitalized economy or not, it we can provide them. Mary’s advice. What does Jesus ask of me? Listen to His words: "Do penance, take up your cross and follow me. Seek iirst the things ol heaven Be persevering in prayer. Be a good and faithful servant. And remember: You are my delight! Do not downgrade yoursell. Love Me, and your neighbor." P eace am biguities 'EITHER RED OR DEADT

One of the biblical passages each deals with a different A ll G od’s children - II beloved by some peace biblical time and prophetic prospects with a finely toothed from Poland told us things purpose. By FR. JEROME LEDOUX, Word. rivaling some of the worst news enthusiasts is the familiar one One chief and at least one brave comb. from Isaiah: ‘‘They shall beat S.V.D. Naturally, all of this begins with reports. But to some extent you might were invited from 44 territories "Put 100 intelligent people in a their swords into plowshares involving over 40 countries: 115 reports first from the top chiefs in say they reflect a characteris­ From New Guinea they came, Rome, then from the territorial meeting and you get one corporate and their spears into pruning tic of certain biblical material: and from Mexico, Zaire, Poland delegates in all. A score of idiot," we were warned. hooks; one nation shall not chiefs around the world. As with ambiguity. Ambiguity has and Indonesia; in fact, from 29 most reports, much of it made lor Sometimes it did seem that way in raise the sword against always been a legitimate part countries around the globe. Their our Mini-Mixing Pot which at another, nor shall they train dull listening, especially if you of the Church’s moral destination: Nemi — a townlet of decided to forego the earphones times boiled as hot as Lake Nemi s for war again.” tradition. At the U.S. bishops 1200 paesani nestled 2031 feet high FR. JEROME and doggedly listen to reports in volcano used to be. Somehow, in the Alban Hills 20 miles LEDOUX German and Spanish for a solid through it all we remembered that discussion of nuclear deterr­ southeast of Rome. Nemi sits on a But there is another biblical week. In any case, it turned out to we were working lor God’s ence, Archbishop John Roach, slope of the north-northeast side of kingdom, for the women and men passage, more recent by president of the bishops be a great crash course in spoken Lake Nemi. It faces Genzano German and Spanish. who we serve. perhaps 300 years, that offers conference, commented that which is perched on the opposite The Plenum, as we called the us the very opposite imagery moral positions are sometimes Not all was dull, however. Our slope of the lake. eyes darted back and forth as we full assembly, met 60 times in the but which you will seldom if developed over a period of The whole area is punctuated by nationalities and an equally course of 6 1/2 weeks. Toward the formidable number of languages listened to cases in the Philippines ever hear quoted. In Joel, 4, 9- time, during which some traces of history. Strategically, where several priests had gone end the Plenum grew claws and 10, we read: ‘‘Proclaim a war, and therefore ravaged in World made our first general assembly a fangs due to fatigue. Neverthe­ ambiguity, some uncertainty, little hairy at first, until our underground with the guerrillas. rouse the warriors to arms! is tolerated. Ultimately, as the War II, Genzano looks down to the Our blood ran cold as we realized less the movement of the Holy south 20 miles across the plain to simultaneous translators got their Spirit could be felt throughout the Let all the soldiers report and bishops wrestle with the act together beautifully in the 3 that there would be no report from march! Beat your plowshares Anzio and Nettuno on the Czechoslovakia, since the painfully slow dialectic. ambiguity of nuclear weapons Mediterranean Sea. Lake Nemi, official languages: Spanish, "You must not go back to the into swords and your pruning as deterrents, they will come German and English. delegates there were not allowed just as its neighbor a few miles to leave the country. States and forget about me! " an hooks into spears; let the weak up with a more precise toward Rome, Lake Albano, is the What happens at a General Indonesian told me pointedly. man say, ‘I am a warrior! ’” teaching on them, he Chapter? In case you haven’t Our blood ran colder as the core of an extinct volcano. delegate from Hungary rose to Several similar comments irom predicted. A kaleidoscope of faces, a Babel heard, the members of a religious various nationalities made the congregation get together and, give his report—without anything What are we to make of these of tongues, an incredible mix of written down for us. It is too approaching day ot departure cultures, a tangled scramble of without going into navel gazing, very difficult. The narrowness ol contrary passages? Well, for That sounds like a percep­ examine their self-identity as dangerous to circulate reports one thing, one is rem inded it is tive explanation to us. We wish ideas and a wide array of curious about religious activities behind self-identity and the broadness of minds descended upon Nemi fora religious — in our case, international caring had blended possible to support all kinds of that those who demand a missionaries — and go over their the Iron Curtain. The chill General Chapter of the missionar­ deepened as our man in charge wonderfully lor God’s children. positions by biblical readings, simple, quick answer to this ies of the Society of the Divine goals, resources, activities and as Fundamentalist Christians complex issue would take note have shown us. For another, of it. A tim e for living parishes can get to Mass on Sundays or to By DALE FRANCIS name of the family they were be utilized for emergency needs, so that no family will face the the supermarket during the week. Pittsburgh Catholic helping, the family being helped I’ve been writing about this now This is a time for parishes to never knew the name of the family possibility of having electricity or O ffirinl Publication of ih r Diocese o f Pittsburgh. Pa. gas turned off because of non­ for several years and I try not to come alive, to be what they should helping. Those that helped were make too many suggestions Serving the counties ol Allegheny, Beaver, be, communities of people joined given the number of those in the payment. by faith, brought together because I think that the parishes Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington ordinarily by geographical There are in almost every themselves can better determine ff t R boundaries but realizing what parish people who have what they can and should do. They experience jn financial matters. A will come up with ideas that I’ve Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates they should be by helping one another to be more fully followers committee could be appointed not thought of or haven’t been Most Rev. Vincenl M. Leonard, D.D., President DALE that would help people who have thought of by anyone else. Rev. John A. Harvey, Executive Secretary of Jesus Christ. FRANCIS no income to arrange with banks The important thing is that in and General Manager But now in a time of recession and other creditors some kind ol parishes everywhere there must Established 184-1 by Most Rev. Michael O’Connor, D.D. there is hardship and there are relief. Parishes should help people be a new sense of obligation Annual Subscription Halei *H in I .S.. »V in Canada people who need help. We have in not to lose their homes during toward others. There may be Member. Catholic Press Association Sen ed by NC News Service recent years become used to what we all hope will be a some parishes where the people Second-Class Postage Paid ai Pittsburgh. Pa. allowing government agencies on temporary period of financial are relatively affluent, few Robert Melder, E ditor all levels to handle the needs of family, their ages, their sizes, hardship. members of the parish may be in those in distress. We have become their needs and for the younger William McClinton, Associate Editor In our parish the people bring need. But there are other parishes a people who have passed on children what they hoped to get at where there are people in need and Patricia Barlos, Stephen Karlinehak, Reporters Christmas. So they shopped for canned and packaged goods to concerns that should be our own to church with them each Sunday, they can direct their efforts to social agencies. It is time for us to another family and only a small helping them. Jack Lee, Advertising Representative become involved individually and coordinating committee knew the leave them at the vestibule so that Frank Rode, Business Manager a coordinating committee of There has been criticism of the there is no better place to start names of those involved, those whole concept of parishes in Frank Murray, Circulation Manager giving and those receiving. parishes and other churches can Published Erery Friday than in that community to which get the food to those who need it. recent years, the suggestion that we belong we call the parish. Christmas has passed but the Catholics should be joined in needs of people remain and the There is a special need to Postmaster & Subscribers: Send address changes to In our parish there are many remember the elderly and smaller groups with similar Pittsburgh Catholic. 110 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 152ZZ who are unemployed and in need. need for parishes to help those who interests. I think the only trouble may be in need continues. It is perhaps a special committee can Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN 032-U3Z3) The parish council arranged for be set up just to survey the needs with parishes has been they’ve not families that are working to adopt important that every parish been stimulated to life — now is 110 Third Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 organize to meet those needs. This of older people. One of the things Phone: (412 ) 471-1252 families that were not at that can be done is to establish a the time they must be and in the Christmas. It was done anony­ can be done in many ways. There spirit of helping the least of those can be a special collection each list of volunteers who will see that mously. The families that adopted n . a .11 J n flin/l ihot r>QV1 the elderly without transportation among us. another family never knew the Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, January 14, 1983 — Page 5

C om puters in parishes

By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN There are parishes which already census and volunteer sheets into Seder outline and produce the have computers: more certainly the computer: still others are Tandy-Radio Shack Computer the computer the names of those in will purchase them in the days required number of copies. they installed during the past that district who volunteered to Item: Our daily newspaper now available on occasions for • It provides an easy and rapid ahead: this new technology can securing needed data or services. year. For example: transport parishioners in need of carries a weekly column on way of locating background • They have, like New such assistance. computers in the home. provide services which will • It stores and can produce enhance the work of pastoral information on a family or person. Hampshire Church, divided the Item: ^ An advertisement in When called to the home or parish into units — 16 of them, and • With the practice of delaying staffs and thus improve the life of confirmation to a later age, "Time” magazine offers the community. hospital for pastoral care, parish placed census data into the Computers for kids and ministers only need press a few computer. One of the categories following up young parishioners guarantees “A smarter kid in 60 keys and can instantly retrieve noted is the particular territorial who have not received this days or your money back." The St. Mary's Church in Clare­ such data. Those details could be unit in which a person resides and sacrament can be a burdensome company provides a Teach and mont, New Hampshire, secured a * FR.JOSEPH extremely useful a few minutes the machine will produce challenge. The computer resolves Learn Computer for the curious $5,000-$10,000 price range M. CHAMPLIN later in responding to the person's information on that basis if so that difficulty. It will bring forth in age of 3-8 and a Children’s computer about one year ago and spiritual needs. requested. a matter of minutes the name, Discovery System for ages 6-11, consequently are still in the addresses and phone numbers of • During a time and talent potential candidates. Item: The “New York Times" developing stage of using this St. Catherine’s Church in survey, parishioners noted their weekday business section machine. However, the leadership Milwaukee is a rapidly growing willingness to serve in 1982-83 on a A parish in Bakersfield, Calif., contains at least a dozen displays people already have found congregation, muchrooming from form prepared for easy transfer of has discovered its newly secured of low cost, reduced size valuable applications of the repeatable worship programs. 700 to 2500 families within a few information to the computer. It, computer facilitates communica- computers for small companies. computer's capabilities. For example, last Lent St. Mary's years of time. Father Arthur too, has that data according to tionn with groups of people like Question: Do we, will we, should conducted a Seder meal for Baertlein, despite open heart territorial units. When, to religious education teachers, we have computers in our • It taps the talent of parishioners and had the detailed, surgery and 37 years in the illustrate the application, an altar-rosary members, lectors, parishes and other church units parishioners who work in the field order of service on a computer priesthood, shepherds that large individual contacts the rectory servers, eucharistic ministers. It like schools, Catholic Charities of computer science. Some give print-out for distribution to flock with the aid of a single seeking a ride to the doctor's will upon request quickly bring and central diocesan offices? professional advice of how to use participants. Next year those in associate priest. office, hospital or other similar forth a list of members, produce The answer to all three the instrument: other volunteers charge can easily go to the Their work, however, is location, the director of this labels for envelopes and replicate questions seems to be "Yes." feed information from parish memory bank, bring forth the significantly facilitated by the service can swiftly obtain from copies of the message for mailing

L etters to th e e d ito r Marchers for Life needed A farew ell to Fr. G reeley To the Editor: By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE flaw, it was that you were not Another thing that made you a conservatism, remaining, the The Judeo-Christian influence on American society through the contemptuous enough of your good columnist was your insights. while, more or less a liberal in legal system and politics has declined to such an extent and so We will miss you, Reverend critics. You argued with them too You were not profound but had religious matters. rapidly that we, as Christians, ought to be enraged. Andrew Greeley. We, the Catholic often and too long. Your only dull insights, and you threw off ideas There was a hint that you might The timidity of the Christian leaders and community must, in Clerical Columnists of America, columns were repetitious reprises like sparks. Communal Catholic, engage in work that was more this desperate hour, be abandoned for the spirit of Peter and John are shattered that you will no your word, was not only a brilliant priestly than columning. Is it too and Stephen, and all the others in the New Testament who stood so longer stumble with us into the fog phrase but an insight. All in all, much to hope that you get into firmly. The spirit of compromise with evil and death must be of mildewed tomorrow. Hard to you introduced into the Catholic parish work? Every priest should abandoned for the strength of purpose found in those who have believe that that strident trumpet stream of thought just about every do some solid parish work, not withstood the undermining of truth in their moment of history. MSGR. CHARLES subject that belonged there, and It is time to ask a hard question, the question posed in James: will no longer strike fear into the weekend ministry, but day—to­ craven hearts of your academic O. RICE you introduced each one day foot slogging in the parish "Are those who benefit from the warmth and 'spirituality' of the trenchantly and ellervescently. Christian faith, yet refuse to apply its absolutes and truth and antagonists, or that that stiletto with saints, bores, bullies, snobs, will no longer sink into the flaccid You had wit if not humor. slobs, paranoids, neurotics, beauty to the world around them, really Christian?" You got away with displaying We should all read the Book of James, chapter two. It reads: flanks of the hierarchy. intellectuals and normal people You will write no more of your pique and wounded amour-propre pushing the doorbell, hanging on "Show me your faith without deeds, and I will show you my faith by because of your bright columnar what I do. You foolish men, do you want evidence that faith without spritely columns for the Catholic of running quarrels. the phone and pulling on the Press, said the news account. In the way you nourished a plumage; a duller bird could not lapels. True parish work to us is deeds is useless?" have pulled this off. Let us begin the necessary deeds by marching for life in Accompanying the story was that quarrel, you reminded me a bit of like the ground to Antaeus. Some Washington. D.C., this Jan. 22. Buses are leaving from all over familiar picture of you: of which a priest of our diocese who had of your opinions might be modified western Pennsylvania. May God give you the extra little push we have grown so fond, peering been assistant in a German parish Your pseudoscience was one of by parish experience. necessary. poignantly like a young bishop, in the Twenties and, during that your strengths (I am one of the few While pastoring, as my Black who has gone on a diet and has just time, cultivated some fine feuds who gagged on it) as, to my friends put it, you might do MARCY MEENAN come over to the Rectory after a with some fine stalwart families. horror, you succeeded in another steamy book. Sex And The Beechview thoroughly disorganized Confir­ When he returned about 40 years presenting opinion polling as a Sacristy, Heavenly Heroin, are mation, in which none of the kids later as pastor, he resumed each science, impressing even your possible titles. On ethnics and bishops laughed at his jokes or knew much feud at about where he left off with episcopal targets. That business is Try pushing your bishop around in the way of religion. whatever families, or remanents an art, if one wants to be if you get bored. The result, unless To the Editor: Is it too late to tell you that, of old feuding families, were left. charitable, but it is not a science, you quit at the first punch that Once again. I see that all too many Catholics are worried about although we disagreed and were Possibly the families enjoyed it and its data is not hard data, soft hurts, can be exhilarating enough their own kind, instead of the good of the Church. What difference harsh to each other, you to me much as he did. He died quite old, stuff all of it. to keep you wide awake, even at ' does it make whether our bishop is Irish, Italian, German or were the embodiment of what a and there had been none of that At times you sounded like an night. black? columnist should be: opinionated, unhealthy nonsense about turning articulate and intellectually Whatever you do, do not eschew If everyone in the Catholic Church would join together and high-handed and contemptuous of the other cheek or spoiling the honest Mike Novak as you drifted Catholic columning forever. You forget about each other's ethnic background, the world and critics? If you had one operating people of the Lord. toward social and economic especially the Catholic Church would be better off. Practice what you preach' all men are created equal. I am Irish but belong to a Slovak church. I didn't know churches were German Catholic, Irish Catholic, Slovak Catholic until I got married. I thought all were Roman Catholic! O n failure and parents JAMES T. CONNOLLY West Mifflin By DOLORES CURRAN when I told him my four brothers remembered pain of that bleak experiences gives rise to would force me to play ball day when his own child is the last perfectionism, a sure way to Several years ago when our because they needed a team but one chosen. promote failure in kids. Who cun Column disturbing boys were shorter than I am, one then none of them wanted me on I've reflected since that we are compete with the perfect parent, of them cam e home from their team. all the last one chosen in some or more accurately, with the To the Editor: elementary school dejected and areas of life but we are also the parent who was the perfect kid? Dolores Curran's column (Dec. 17) against school prayer was not hungry. So I knew something first chosen in others. I was the I see this problem most evident disturbing to me because of her reasoning. One of the problems of had gone wrong at school and 1 last chosen in childhood sports, in faith/value conflicts in our our times is that God is being ignored. School prayer would at least asked, "What's wrong, Steven?" maybe, but the first chosen to Christian families today. Parents call attention to God as does "In God We Trust" on our coins and "Nothing," he answered so DOLORES write a play or a pep assembly. A of youth who question the value of bills. quickly and emotionally that I CURRAN friend of mine was never chosen in God, Mass or faith often give the For the vast majority of us who believe there is a higher being knew indeed he had a problem. I an election but she was the one impression that they never had responsible lor our existence, the form of the prayer could be kept also knew enough not to press him everyone went to for ideas on faith doubts. They fear that il their simple and acceptable such as "Thank you God for allowing us to so he eventually offered me his prom themes and gym decora­ young people discover their own come to school today — please help us with our studies." This suffering. tions. Some first-chosen athletes doubts and faith struggle it will 'trivial' prayer would call attention to God and would be no more And the side that got me usually complain that they aren't even put them on the road to losing their likely to become meaningless than grace before meals, night "I was the last one chosen added the ultimate humiliation by considered for academic faith. prayers or Mass on Sunday. It signals to the students that the' real today," he said. wailing, "Do we have to take achievement, even though they Yet the speakers to whom youth world' recognizes prayer in addition to the families in the Church. Suddenly the pain of childhood her?” They put me in the least are bright. listen most intently are the very If the majority of people approve and advocate prayer in school, came back to me in full force. significant spot and assigned me Often we parents neglect to let ones who speak of an earlier life is it necessary to protect the minority by ignoring God? Remember being the last one to chasing balls while they rested our children know that we failed without faith, the ones who tell of GILBERT A. FRIDAY, M.D. chosen? Maybe you weren't, but I between hits. Great family sport. as children, thinking in some their hunger for meaning in life, unfathomable fashion that if they Pittsburgh was usually the last one chosen in The reason my story helped the ones who share their struggle any game requiring speed, be it Steve was that he realized, discover we weren’t always on top and eventual joy in finding a football, pom-pom pull-away, or perhaps for the first time, that 1 of life, it might give them personal relationship with God. R ep ly to Fr. Champlin tug-of-war. did know how he felt — unvalued, permission to let up. Yet, this Athletes, convicts, and business­ I figured it wouldn’t help much awkward, and unliked. That was might be what they need most to men today are telling their faith To the Editor: to share my story with Steve several years ago and this now- know — that their parents are stories and young people are Not so long ago in this diocese and others occurred the Sunday because I'm Mom and mothers fast and tall son of mine would human and struggling just as they listening. Children's Mass. It was beautiful but it had its drawbacks. aren't expected to have played probably laugh over that day but I are. We parents are the first ones "Togetherness" became the word and it had to go because, among ball well but I was wrong. I did tell like to think that someday in the Our failure to admit our chosen to tell these stories to our other things, it supposedly split families and congregations. him and it did help. He laughed I'ntiirp hp too will draw UDon the weaknesses, failures and Now, Fr. Joseph Champlin, liturgically renowned and authoritative, writes excitedly about a Children's Mass one Sunday a month where parishioners are forewarned so they can attend another Mass that Sunday if they don't like it. He writes glowingly about a kiddies' liturgy they threw: "When the Saints C hurch and com m unications issues Come Marching In," and the great response it triggered. Very often experts (and others) talk about liturgy as some kind By JIM LACKEY Hirsch’s comments, though, vocal critics of deregulation, ing on the message of the Gospel. of production. It isn't. Its development is based on truth grasped WASHINGTON (NC) — When were part of a running battle the characterizing the proposal as an But the church groups see by faith. Its beauty and inspiration come from within. Liturgy the U.S. Catholic Conference's top church has been fighting with the "abdication of responsibility” communications as an important speaks lor itself— if we letit. It's not a show, something forced and communications official recently broadcast industry over such because, the bishop's conference area for religious involvement. artificially contrived. These productions are not enough forany of blasted the National Association issues as deregulation of the argued, the needs of listeners There is of course a certain us, including the children. We do not produce God. of Broadcasters for dropping its airwaves and ownership of would be subjugated to market­ amount of self-interest for the God is enough for us. He finds us. We listen. We respond. We 30-year-old broadcast advertising broadcast licenses. place forces in which the interests churches that have been fighting receive. code, the protest marked just one of the poor, the elderly and proposals such as deregulation. In another issue Fr. Champlin is into statistics about more chapter in the church's that In recent years those battles minorities would be forgotten. Access to broadcasting channels reconciliation techniques. Is he becoming heir apparent to Fr. increased involvement in have been fought primarily on two could be severely limited if Greeley's computer. communications issues. fronts: in Congress, where a That battle came on the heels of broadcasters were not required to Richard Hirsch, secretary for number of broadcast proposals a similar battle in Congress over a oiler public access time. FR. DANIEL DIXON communication of the USCC, the have been viewed by the church a§ proposed rewriting of the public policy arm of the U.S. Communications Act of 1934, pastor. St. Ignatius contrary to the public interest, which mandates many of the But the USCC's Hirsch, during Bobtown and Holy Family parishes bishops, said in early December and at the Federal Communica­ the radio deregulation battle at the NAB’s scrapping of its broadcast regulations currently in tions Commission, whose recent effect. A proposal which would the FCC, noted that the church’s voluntary code was a serious blow efforts at deregulation also have concern was not merely "a Glad to see Greeley go to the public because it would open have eliminated such broadcast been viewed as a threat both to the rules as free time for non-profit parochial one over broadcast time the airwaves to almost any church's and the public’s for religious programs. " Rather, To the Editor: commercial messages, including communications needs. groups — including churches — Hirsch said, the church sees I was very please to read where Greeley's (I refrain from calling those for hard liquor and and the "fairness doctrine" deregulation proposals "as him Father — he doesn't deserve it) column will no longer be contraceptives. Perhaps the most noteworthy requiring balanced treatment of another attempt to promote the carried in the Pittsburgh Catholic. Others also have criticized the battle came a few years ago over controversial issues was dominance of purely commercial I realize no one has to read it, but out of curiosity and hoping he NAB for dropping the code, which an FCC proposal to deregulate the withdrawn in the House in 1979 interests in broadcasting." might change his sarcasm and criticism of our Catholic faith, I had been the subject of repeated radio industry. The proposal after heavy fire from public USCC officials also have cited suffered through many of his articles. It is so hard for me to legal challenges by advertisers called for eliminating a variety of interest and church groups. the words of the Vatican understand a Catholic priest writing such trash. In fact, on one of and others who contended that the radio regulations, such as the More recently the USCC filed Commission on Social Communi­ his talk-show visits, a woman rose and asked why he did not leave code violated antitrust laws and process of ascertaining commu­ comments at the FCC questioning cations as justification for the priesthood. I can't remember his exact words but he limited freedom of speech. One nity needs, limits on commercial proposals to use lotteries to pick participation in the communica­ emphatically said he is a priest and planned to remain one. columnist complained that time and requirements that radio recipients of radio station licenses tions debate. I think if he would devote his writing ability to trying to preserve without the code television stations devote at least a and to allow cross-ownership of "Modern man cannot do without our Catholic faith and have us pray for peace and love for one stations will be able to bombard minimum amount of time to news regular broadcast stations and information that is full, another, he would be better off. I'm sure many non-Catholics are viewers with non-stop sleaziness, and public affairs. cable stations by one party. consistent, accurate and true, mystified that one of our ordained priests would try to belitte our particularly those little independ­ Supporters of deregulation Critics of the USCC and other said the Vatican commission in blessed faith. ent UHF channels that already argued that the rules had become churches have argued that the 1971. "Only in this way can he Again, I say thanks for the elimination of his column. I shall make a killing by running almost outmoded and that community communications issue is but one assume a responsible and active enjoy the Pittsburgh Catholic much better. nothing more than old movies and needs would still be met because more area in which religious role in his community and be part Charleroi MARIE HOSTNICK TV reruns overstuffed with of competition for listenership. groups have become involved of its economic, political, cultural advertising. But the USCC was among the most when they should be concentrat­ and religious life," Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. January 14, 1983 Q u e s t i o n s , answers about new code

(j. What happens in the time between promulgation and the new (On Jan. 25 Pope John Paul II plans to issue the revised Code ol Ib w taking effect? Canon Law. This article and another in next week's paper will take a A. Generally speaking, nothing changes. Catholics will continue look at some of the questions Catholics are likely to ask about the new to live under current church laws. The period of suspension is A t the Vatican code.) meant as a time of education and preparation for those affected by By JERRY FILTEAU changes in the law. NC News Service Some cases of confusion will almost surely arise. A prime example of this, and an important one for the United States, Q. What is the Code of Canon Law? concerns the American procedural norms, a special set of A. The Code of Canon Law is a systematically organized simplified procedures in use in U.S. church tribunals for marriage compilation of laws governing the Latin-Rite Roman Catholic cases since 1970. In 1975 the Holy See extended permission to use Pope still hopes to visit Lebanon Church around the world. There is a separate Code of Oriental those norms “until the new order of matrimonial court procedure Canon Law governing all Catholics of the Eastern rites, and the is promulgated for the Latin church." U.S. church officials frankly new code that Pope John Paul II plans to issue Jan. 25 will not admit that opinion is divided whether this means that the special VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope On Jan. 5, the pope had norms can be used until the new law goes into effect, or whether indicated his interest in affect them for the most part. John Paul II has reaffirmed his Each law in the code is called a canon, which simply means a their use must end on Jan. 25 when the new code is announced, desire to visit Lebanon to Lebanon by naming Maronite even if the new general procedures do not go into effect until encourage its citizens to work Patriarch Antoine Pierre stated principle or rule. several months later. They may have to ask the Vatican lor a for national concord and Khoraiche of Antioch, leader of ruling on the question. independence. Lebanon's Maronite Catholics, Q. Will the new code make any difference to the ordinary The pope's reaffirmation to the College of Cardinals. The Q. What is the new code? came Jan. 8 during an audience patriarchate is headquartered A. Before 1917 there was no single, unified code of laws Catholic? at the Vatican as he received the in Beirut, Lebanon. Lebanon s governing all the Western church. There were various collections A. The new code will have practically no immediate efject on the credentials of Lebanon's new 3.2 million population is about of laws and decrees and a body of generally accepted principles of everyday religious life of the average Catholic. In the first place, ambassador to the Holy See, 62- evenly divided between interpretation. In 1917, after 14 years of work by a papal most of the changes since Vatican II affecting everyday life — year-old Nasri Salhab. Moslems and Christians with commission working in consultation with the world’s bishops, the most notably the changes in the Mass and the administration of the Maronite Catholics forming the sacraments and in laws concerning penitential practices such as During his 10-minute talk first unified code of law governing the whole church of the Latin largest Christian group. Rite was issued. fast and abstinence — have already been made. In terms ol laws welcoming Salhab, former In 1959, in the same speech in which he announced that he was ‘affecting general church life, the new code makes few real Lebanese ambassador to The pope's meeting with convening the Second Vatican Council, Pope John XXIII innovations, but rather codifies into general church law Algeria, the pope said: Salhab came during an event- announced the beginning of a project to revise the Code of Canon innovations that have already been made. “Without being able to filled papal weekend. Early the Law, which was then 42 years old. That, however, is not the whole story by any means. There are commit myself in a precise next morning, Jan. 9, the pontifl Because the council would influence the revision of the code, the real innovations in the new code as well. These may not affect the manner, it would please me, if marked the feast of the baptism pontifical commission to revise the code was not actually day-to-day life of the average Catholic immediately, but in the providence permits, to visit of Christ by baptizing 20 inlants established until 1963, after the council was begun, and did not longer run they will have substantial effects on church life. (Lebanon) and to encourage on during a Mass in the Vatican s begin the really substantive work of revision until the mid-60s, To give but three examples: substantive human rights within the spot all your compatriots in Sistine Chapel. Included among after the council was over. the church are for the first time explicitly recognized and the way to fraternal concord and those baptized were two During its 20 years, the commission engaged in the most protected by law in the new code: new procedures are established guaranteed national indepen- Brazilian infants recently extensive consultation process ever conducted in the church. to protect those rights; and a number ol laws in the old code that ence. adopted by an Italian couple. Successive "schemata” (drafts) were sent to all the world's discriminated against women are changed to eliminate such bishops and numerous consultors for comments and further discrimination. revisions. On another level the new code exhibits a very different attitude Pope speaks on Lent On Jan. 25, the 24th anniversary of Pope John’s announcement, toward law and the role of law in church life, an attitude which Pope John Paul has said he will promulgate (formally enact) the church officials hope will gradually pervade Catholic life. WASHINGTON (NC) - Lent renewal includes "the personal Catholics brought up before Vatican II can still remember well is a time not just for personal and collective sacrificing of new code. Technically it should be called a "revised" code rather than a "new" code, since it is a revision of the 1917 code. those da’-'s of legalism when eating meat on Friday was a mortal renewal but also for charitable time, money and resources of all sin and people calculated the Communion fast to the minute. They acts benefiting one's neighbor, sorts so as to meet the needs and also recall the widespread attitude in the wake of Vatican II, when Pope John Paul II said in a 1983 the distress of our brothers and many seemed to reject anything that smacked of law or authority. Lenten message. sisters throughout the world." Q. Will the new code take effect immediately? The shift to a law system explicitly based on theological and Lent begins on Ash Wednes­ A. Just how and when the new code will go into effect will be 'Lent is really an earnest day, which this year is Feb. 16. pastoral principles is expected, over the long term, to evoke a new appeal from the Lord to stated in the official decree of promulgation, the contents of which respect for law in the Catholic community without the legalistic The pope said Lent consists of will almost certainly not be revealed until Jan. 25. undertake inner renewal, both "precious weeks" aimed at attitudes that existed before Vatican II. personal and community,'' said When Pope Benedict XV promulgated the 1917 code on At still another level the new code provides many opportunities helping Christians "to reflect Pentecost, May 27 of that year, he decreed that a few canons would the pope in his message, upon their profound identity as for changes in the laws and structures of local church life. While released in Washington Jan. 7 go into effect immediately but made the bulk of the code effective leading church lawyers have cautioned ajgainst moving too children of the heavenly Father the following Pentecost, May 19, 1918. by the National Conference of and as brothers and sisters of all quickly in this area, their concern is not to hinder change but to Catholic Bishops. The 1917 code states that papal laws go into effect three calendar make sure it is done well and really made a part of the life of the human beings." months after the date of promulgation unless specifically stated Relationships with one's local church. Here, too, the changes will not be felt immediately in The pope said personal otherwise. the everyday life of Catholics, but over a period of time they can renewal includes ''renewal in neighbor, the pope said, Thus, Pope John Paul could put some parts of the code into effect therefore are of prime help to make Catholic parishes and dioceses more alive, active prayer and a return to the immediately, but for the code as a whole he will almost certainly communities of God’s people. sacraments,'' while community importance. decree a “vacatio legis" (suspension of the law) of perhaps three months, six months, or even up to a year. Exactly what he will do is 7 n a climate of ivar' known only to the pope and perhaps a few of his closest advisers. (N E X T: More questions and answers about the new code.)

VATICAN CITY (NC) - The "I hope that this nation can live in peace and not in a climate human rights situation in Criticism rejected L a b o r , p o p e m e e t Poland is unsatisfactory despite of war" and "that it can live a the formal suspension of life of its own. " he said. commonly called ACLI, its VATICAN CITY (NC) — A agency Tass "need no comment VATICAN CITY (NC) - Pope martial law at the end of 1982. During the general audience John Paul II held a meeting of Italian initials. Pope John Paul II said Jan. 5. the pope also discussed the vows harsh Soviet article accusing or reply." exchanged by couples at Pope John Paul II of subversive reconciliation with members of The audience signaled an end Speaking to 8,000 visitors to Catholic wedding ceremonies. activities in Poland is false, said an Italian labor group which to a more than 11-year dispute the Vatican at his weekly The pope said that the bride and a Vatican communique issued “This contrasts with the once had its official Catholic between the church and ACLI, general audience, the Polish- groom administer the sacra­ Dec. 30. reality of facts and situations label revoked by the Italian which was publicly rebuked by born pontiff expressed hope for ment at' marriage to each other, well known to all, on which bishops and which was Pope Paul in 1971 for its his homeland in "this difficult while the priest acts as the The Vatican said the world public opinion has cricitized by Pope Paul VI for its “socialist choice.” At the time moment in history" and said qualified witness who blesses allegations against the pope formulated a judgment not socialist orientation. ACLI's critics said it was Poland was still living "in a the union in the name of the con tain ed in an a rticle easily open to question,” the cooperating with Marxist climate of war." church. distributed by the Soviet news Vatican communique, said. The labor association is political and labor leaders.

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St. Patrick s celebration Area students place Drug hot line opens 'Respect Life9 night Old St. Patrick's parish, Strip District, will mark its 175th anniversary, Thursday through Students from North Catholic and host school "The Drug Connection,” a telephone hotline The diocesan office for justice and peace will Sunday, March 17-20. Quigley took places at the second congress of the concerning problems with alcohol and drug sponsor a "Respect Life Evening" Wednesday, Pittsburgh district of the National Fornensic abuse, will open for Allegheny County residents A Triduum, a thanksgiving prayer service, will League held recently. Jan. 26, beginning at 7 p.m. in the Diocesan be held March 17, 18 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. in Good Monday, Jan. 17. The phone line will operate at Building auditorium, 111 Blvd. ol the Allies, Samaritan Chapel, 14th Street and Penn Avenue Rob Biertempfel of North Catholic received the first from 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. daily, with service Downtown Pittsburgh. Bishop Leonard, former pastor of Old St outstanding speaker and national nominee eventually extended to 1:30 a.m. and finally full­ The program will feature a keynote talk by Fr. Patrick's, will be the celebrant at the Mass of awards. Also placing for North Catholic were time, 24 hours a day. Charles Bober on "Theology and Spirituality of Thanksgiving, March 20 at 3 p.m. in Good Chris Dzuibek, who received the superior speaker By calling 854-0700 distressed persons and their Serving in Parish Ministry" and also will include Samaritan Chapel. and national nominee awards: Jeff Senge, who families or friends can reach a professional a number of workshops designed for parish was nominated for national nominee and speaker The anniversary banquet will follow at 5 p m at listening consultation and referral service in Respect Life committees and community the William Penn Hotel, Downtown. Banquet award: Matt Rettger, outstanding speaker: Kris substance abuse. For information or to volunteer leaders. Suhadolnik, superior speaker: Jim Dorfier, call 884-3035. speaker will be Arthur Zeigler, Jr., who will superior speaker: Dave Koempel, superior Workshops and speakers are: “Parenting lor discuss "The Strip: Past. Present and Future.'' Peace and Justice," by Ron and Barb Belski: speaker: Shanga Parker, national nominee; Imperial pro-life day “Legislative Update" by Daniel Mulholland: and Tickets are $20 each and must be ordered by Karen Sullivan, speaker award nominee; and March 5. To obtain tickets, contact Betty “The Challenge of Peace" by Fr. George C. Ron Swegman, speaker award nominee. St. Columbkille parish in Imperial, to mark the Newmeyer. All are welcome. (Muckian) Croker at 766-6234: Eileen Muckian, Placing for Quigley were Roberto Ceccarelli, 761-2365: Gene Marchese, 364-5335- Grace 10th anniversary of the Supreme Court decision who received the an outstanding speaker award removing most abortion restrictions, will hold a (Gallagher) Reidy, 531-3814: Margaret (DeBasi) in Novice House 'A', and John Wiseman, who Palaora, 882-6323: Millie (Rossi) Pawlicki 921- day of reparation at the church Saturday, Jan. 22 School placement test 8709: or send name, address, telephone number received an outstanding speaker award in from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. number of tickets and check to Old St. Patrick's Varsity House A’ and a national nomination. A floral display of red roses (symbolic of life) will be placed near the tabernacle for the day and Lawrenceville Area Catholic High School, 5321 Church, 1711 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa., 15222 Penn Ave., has scheduled a placement test for Checks should be made out to St. Patrick's Tax help in Allison Park the rosary will be offered every hour on the hour Church. as an act of reparation. Saturday, Jan. 22, at 8:30 a.m. lor any interested Free income tax assistance will be made students in the eighth grade who wish to attend Bethel Park retreat available at St. Ursula School cafeteria in Allison Priest publishes book Lawrenceville Catholic in the 1983-84 school year. Park through the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. This is a project of Bethel Holy Ghost Animation Center at 6230 Fr. Zygmunt V. Szarnicki, pastor of Si. Ignatius Brush Run Rd., Bethel Park, will hold a weekend the parish's apostolic committee. in Carnegie, has written his first book "To VATICAN ART COLLECTION Help will be available Wednesday, Jan. 19: Greater Love and Joy,” published by Knepper NEW YORK METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART of prayer and reflection "Be Still and Know That I Thursday, Jan. 27; and Feb.4 ,14and22; March2, Am God" Jan. 21-23 with Fr. Mike Salvagna as Press of Carnegie. retreatmaster. 10,18 and 28: and April 5and 13, all from 1 to 4 p.m. The book covers 116 topics in 233 pages, articles S Q O C INCLUDES: Round trip air transportation 2 and Tuesdays and Thursday evenings (through dealing with the problems ol mankind as based on v f l n Nights deluxe St. Moritz Hotel, Airport Fr. Salvagna, formerly stationed at St Paul April 14) from 7:30 to 10 p.m. For information or Monastery and Retreat House, South Side, now natural and revealed divine law. dbi occud ,/? ns,ers and sightseeing tour ot Manhattan to arrange an appointment at another time call Fr. Szarnicki believes that many homes “do not per person Admission to Exhibit; Brunch at famous coordinates the Cross Community in Chelsea. 486-8876. Tavern on the Green, Escorted, plus more. N.Y. He is a well-known preacher in the teach what is right and what is wrong" today and Pittsburgh Charismatic Renewal and a part-time he contends the solution is proper education. Two Special Departures host of "Getting Together" on Channel 40 WPCB South Side concert "Knowledge of morality and a strong moral April 15-17 Discounts on conviction are the strongest deterrents to crime,' ’ April 29-May 1 groups ol 15 or more The retreat will open Friday at 7 p.m. and close he explains in his book. Sunday at 1 p.m. Donation for overnight guests is Organist Ty Woodard will appear in concert at He argues that churches and parents should be Executive Travel Service 344-6900 or 787-7700 $45 and $30 lor commuters. For reservations call St. Michael Church, South Side, Sunday, Jan. 23, 835-3510. the best educators, but, citing statistics that show at 4:30 p.m. This marks Woodard's first only some 50 percent of all Americans are appearance in this area and it comes as part of his affiliated with a church, Fr. Szarnicki feels these Baden courses set current Eastern U.S. tour. authorities are not reaching enough people. He is organist-choirmaster at St. Mary of the He is convinced that education is necessary "to Quigley High School in Baden will oiler a Angels, an Anglican Church in Hollywood, Calif. have good moral, civil community living, where number of courses for the public beginning The concert is free and open to all. justice and charity dominate." HEARING AIDS Monday, Jan. 24. Credit courses will be offered in The book is available at $10 from St. Ignatius religion, social studies, English, health, math and Scripture course set Rectory, 125 Finley Ave., Carnegie, Pa. 15106. typing, with non-credit sessions in cake Sales/Service decorating, career change, ecology, English and Sister Mary Evelyn Hannon, C.S. J., director of St. Vincent math exam Hearing Testing meal planning and certificate courses in secondary school catechesis for the diocesan Satisfaction calligraphy and computer literacy. Religious Education Office, will conduct a St. Vincent College in Latrobe will award a Cost is $80 plus $10 registration fee. For course, "Introduction to Christian Scripture," $4,000 scholarship ($1,000 for each year of G u a ra n te e d information call Sister Clare Ann Maggioncalda, beginning Jan. 19. The 12-week course will be held undergraduate study at the school) to the high 869-2188 or 775-7051. Wednesday evenings, from 7 to 9:30 p.m., in the school student winning the fourth annual St. Joseph School, Duquesne, cafeteria. competitive math exam at St. Vincent Saturday ALLEGHENY HEARING ASSOC. INC. Mt. Alvernia retreat Registration will be at the first class session. March 12. There is a $20 fee. Any pre-registered high school sophomore, A weekend retreat for women will be conducted junior or senior may take the exam, set for 9 to 11 DOWNTOWN ALLISON PARK: at the Mt. Alvernia Spiritual Life Center, 146 Brookline family series a.m. at the science center amphitheatre on 5080 JENKINS ARCADE 4618 ROUTE 8 Hawthorne Rd., Millvale, Jan. 28-30. Sister Mary campus. The test will cover many areas of math, 281-8847 487-0975 Zita Green, retreat director, will follow the theme Our Lady of Loreto parish, located on Pioneer primarily elementary algebra, plane geometry, basic coordinate geometry and intermediate MT. LEBANON: MONROEVILLE "Relax, Rejoice, Pray With theGod Within You." Avenue in Brookline, will offer a six-part seminar 615 WASHINGTON RD The program will open Friday at 7:30 p.m. and algebra. For information call Dr. Michael 700 J0NNET BLOG on marriage and family life Mondays at 7:30 p.m. 341-2221 373-1551 close Sunday at 1 p.m. Participants may stay in the school building. Botsko, 539-9761. overnight or commute. For information call The topics and dates in the series are: Sister Irene Mannella, 821-4302 or 821-2200. Marriage, Jan. 17: sexuality, Jan. 24: Rodef Shalom program parenting, Jan. 31; divorced and separated Tammies9 shop Catholics, Feb. 7: single parent families, Feb. 14: Aux. Bishop Anthony G. Bosco will preside as and losing a spouse to death, Feb. 21. Dr. Jakob J. Petuchowski speaks at a luncheon at A shop selling used clothing, household items, The programs are all free and open to all. Child Rodef Shalom Temple in Oakland. Friday, Feb. 4, BUS TOURS collectibles, books and other items will be opened care will be provided. at noon. FLORIDA SPECIAL Dr. Petuchowski, professor of Judaeo- in Uptown to benefit the Duquesne University Feb., 5-12, 12-19, 19-26 Tamburitzans Institute of Folk Arts Scholarship Christian Studies at the Hebrew Union College in Endowment Fund. Basketball clinics Cincinnati, will speak on "Towards a Jewish Epcot Center Disney The shop will be called Poftori, 1816 Locust St. Theology of Christianity" in the program World, Cypress Gardens • (2nd floor), and will be open Saturdays from 10 The Ozanam Cultural Center will hold its AAU presented by the Milton E. Harris Interlaith Institute of the Jewish Chautauqua Society and a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. All are Junior Olympic basketball clinics for boys 13 and $ 2 7 Q welcome. For information call 434-5185. under and girls 14 and under beginning Saturday, the congregation of Rodef Shalom. L I V PER PERSON DOUBLE OCCUPANCY Feb. 5 at the Reizenstein Middle School, East Depart Pittsburgh on Saturday and head for the Sunny South leaving Beaver Serrans meet behind the winter snow. Our tirst stopover is North Carolina, thenonto St North Catholic winner Liberty. The boys's clinic will be from 9 to 11 a.m. Augustine tor our second overnight with a tour of this famous city on our and the girls’ clinic from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. agenda, then onto Orlando tor four days as we visit Cypress Garden Tff participate, no boy can turn 14 before Sept. 1, Serra Club members of the Byzantine and Latin Epcot Center. Oisney World. Price includes round trip transportation. 7 Sophomore Peter Otterbein will represent 1983 and no girl can turn 15 before Jan. 1, 1983. Rites joined with their wives and guests for their nights lodging, admissions and two dinners North Catholic at the state leadership seminar in All participants must register by Jan. 25. To annual dinner at Seven Oaks in Beaver recently. the Hugh O'Brien Youth Foundation Essay register, contact Carl Kohlman at the Ozanam The dinner followed a Mass offered by Msgr. Niagara Falls Atlantic City Contest to be held in March. Center at 281-4046. Judson Procyk, chaplain of the Byzantine Club. Feb. 5-15 Mar. 15-17 The seminar will give students from western Fr. Francis Kuczynski, pastor of Holy Trinity in Pennsylvania schools the opportunity to meet Beaver Falls, is chaplain of the Beaver County with leaders in business, science, government, Grade school basketball Serra Club. *78 pp do *69 education and the professions. One male and one female student will be chosen to represent In grade school basketball, St. Francis Xavier, f — YOUR MAN TOURS N Reading, Pa. Florida at Easter western Pennsylvania at the week-long North Side, defeated Sacred Heart, Emsworth, Mar. 11-12 April 4-10 International Leadership Seminar at Epcot 34-24. Bill Fonzi had 20 points for St. Francis Center, Walt Disney World, Fla. Xavier. PRICE GUARANTEED The son of Mr. and Mrs. William Otterbein ol In girls grade school basketball, St. Thomas 100% REFUND *60 PP Cto *249 . . the North Hills, Peterhas beenactivein baseball, More, Bethel Park, defeated St. Winifred, Mount All tours * 10% tax & service football, student council and the Christian Life Lebanon, 37-11, and St. Thomas More also Atlantic City/ Washington DC Community at North Catholic. He attended St. defeated St. Anne, Castle Shannon. 28-10. NY/Catskill Cherry Blossom days from Sebastian Elementary School, Ross Township. HAWAII 12 April 7-10 April 8-9-10 Runners-up in the competition at North FULLY ESCORTED 4 ISLAND Catholic were Susan Nock, Denise Reefer, Diana Erin officers installed I pp do pp do Sukitsch, and Michelle Swetoha. Sponsoring the MEXICO 9 days from *299 *165 Installed recently as officers of the Daughters MEXICO CITY TAXCO ACAPULCO CUERNAVACA contest were English teachers Julie Connolly and I XT APAN .TOLUCA. PLUS SIGHTSEEING & EXTRAS $699 Donna Reich. of Erin, Pittsburgh Court 9, for 1983 were: Mary New Orleans Nova Scotia Margaret Meyer, president; Marge Gallagher, July 4-16 vice president: Deborah Griffin, secretary; Spring Fiesta School open house Dorothy Vanselow, financial secretary; and CALIFORNIA April 15-26 One week lours. San Francisco. Monterey. Lake Tahoe. Santa Barbara. Los pp do Lorraine Keller, treasurer. eles. Palm Springs Las Vegas *879 North Catholic High School will hold its annual Eileen Doughtery, Marge Muldowney, Bernice *699 pp do open house for incoming students Sunday, Jan. Bolsinger, Patricia Keegan and Agnes Murphy / > CALL TOLL FI 23, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the school, located at 1400 were installed as trustees. T5TTOTW Troy Hill Rd, Troy Hill. 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J -Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, January 14, 1983 Priest would like M ancini SHOP CLASSIFIED ACCEPTANCE' of an adver- jisemsnt in the Pittsburgh to quit ring within a year Catholic, while based on an 120 TOURS 385 WANTED 500 SERVICES assumption of integrity on the TO BUY OFFERED YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (NC) - A Commonwealth lightweight part of the advertiser, does not percent of the moral theologians? priest who is a iriend of Ray champ, in a non-title match. "On the other hand," he said, wnply endorsement of a LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, Mancini. World Boxing Associa­ product or service. ST LUKE'S TOURS IVES. BUDDY L-Trains. Father O'Neill, who has "from what I know about Ray Collector will pay top dollar. Any IRISH CENTRE tion lightweight champion, said he attended many of Mancini's Mancini, I cannot say that his CLASSIFIED * ADS 'ordered' Friendly.Economical OF PITTSBURGH would like to see the boxer give up killed after being set but prior age or condition. Electric or fights, including the one with Kim, personal participation in boxing is Travel by Escorted wind-up 343-2690 6886 Forward Ave. 'Sq. Hill | professional fighting within a )o publication will be billed at HALL RENTAL said that in considering the issue, immoral." Deluxe Motorcoach LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER year. half rate. Classified “kills" ACCOMMODATES he has read extensively on the But the priest noted that some ¡cannot be accepted after 11 Jan. 19-Deep Creek.Md..$l8 IVES TR AIN S— Notre Dame The priest, Father Timothy Alumus will pay up to $ . . Any 150-500 P EO P LE morality of boxing and discussed theologians consider boxing •AM Mon. -for current week's Lunch.Swim.Relax at Ski Resort 10 00 O'Neill, who taught Mancini at condition anywhere. Collector. 242-9335 it with Msgr. Richard K. Malone, immoral because of its long-term ¡issue. Feb.,7-10-Oglebay Park.SI20 Drew Bauer 683-7591 821-3389 Cardinal Mooney High School in director of the secretariat of the effect on the boxer, an effect 3 Nights.3 breakfasts.heated Youngstown, said he now has pooi.sightseeing.dog races.etc OLD CEDAR CHESTS U.S. bishops' Committee on which includes "physical, mental 001 PERSONALS Bedroom & Dining Room sets reservations about the morality of Doctrine, and Jesuit Father John and possibly psychological Mar. 23 - Pittsburgh, Pa. $20 SHOWER A WlbùlN& the sport but supports Mancini in Station Square.Lunch.Flower Show wanted. Paying up to $100 lor FAVORS Connery, professor of moral damage." -ALONE & PREGNANT-For AI chests any size or shape. Also his decision to continue fighting April 25-29-Poconos/Pocmont and DECORATIONS theology at Loyola University of Because of that, he said, "I feel conlidenlal caring Iriend call buying old gold jewelry. Call $|95 P A R T Y T IM E for the time being. Chicago. that after looking at the long-term ¡L IF E L IN E -562-0543 Downtown 5 Day s. 4 Nights. 12 Meals, tours Paul 279-0359, 242-0451. Birthday Favors, Etc. On Nov. 13, defending his title, -Pittsburgh. Butler Area 282- For details or reservations OLD FURNITURE—China "As far as church authorities consequences of boxing Ray ■1200. Mon Valley 489-9020. MIKE FEINBERG CO. k th e 21-year-old Mancini, go, such as the pope, boxing has brass, copper, lamps, cut glas; 120 Seventh St.. Pgh., Pa. 15222 | should get out of boxing within the ¡Beaver 842-0505. 728-5651. Call jewerly. wooden ice boxe: nicknamed "Boom Boom,” 261-0490 never been condemned,” Father next year and pursue some other ¡CONFIDENTIALLY YOURS-1 stained glass, most any old knocked out South Korean boxer O Neill said, "but there is almost profession." St. Luke's Church thing. For quick cash call me •Personalize dating service lor 309 TH IR D S TR E E T, Duk Koo Kim, who died four days before you sell. Now conducting unanimous agreement among Father O'Neill said he thought ¡Catholics' free to marry in the C A R N E G IE,P A ., 15106 later. -church Write: P.O. BOX 13047. House & Estate Sales! Dorothy moral theologians that boxing is Mancini should go to college and 279-0359. 242-0451. 510 ENTERTAINMENT "There is no question that since an immoral sport." •Pgh.. PA 15243.______2 7 6 -1 0 1 1 Ray's fight with Kim I have been become a teacher or a counselor. TH A N K S G IV IN G — Novena to Pick-ups Downtown A WANTED USED FURNI This consensus, he said, refers "I feel," the priest said, "like T U R E — And antique. One piece A BAND FOR YOUR SPECIAL in a quandary about boxing," St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude. Carnegie. E V EN TS — You and your guests to professional boxing in contrast some father in Youngstown whose or complete house lull. Give us Father O'Neill said in an Apostle and Martyr, great in will enjoy THE MUSIC to Olympic-style boxing "where daughter wants to go to New York virtue and rich in mirdes. near a call to see what we buy interview with The Catholic BROTHER BAND. 885-1123. 265- the emphasis is as much on to become a dancer. He doesn't kinsman to Jesus Christ. Cralton Trading Post 922-4441 1112. Exponent, Youngstown diocesan -Faithful intercessor ol all who 10-5. closed Tuesdays & defensive maneuvers as offensive like the idea and has misgivings Sundays. ANNOUNCEMENT: PITTS­ newspaper. "My conscience has and there is less knocking down ; invoke your special pat ronage in AMITY TOURS been sensitized to the issue." about the business, but he ■ time ol need, to you I nave ESCORTED BUS TOURS W A N T E D — Old dolls, toys BURGH'S MOST POPULAR and knocking out." supports her in her decision. •recourse Irom the depth ol my trains, childrens lurniture. Best, D.J. PERSONALITY—Now Alter the fight, Mancini said the booking lor 83. An experienced "I'm not a moral theologian," "1 have my reservations about ¡heart and humbly beg to whom prices paid. 881-7830. accident troubled him deeply. He •God has given such great power Individuals A Group*, onsulant and professional Father O'Neil! continued. "I'm boxing,” Father O’Neill ¡to come to my assistance. Help Let u* take you to nterlainment service for your has decided, however, to fight on just a religion teacher for continued, "but Ray is a good •me in mv present and urgent Florida A Epcot Canter 390 MISCELLANEOUS wedding reception. Complete Feb. 6 in San Vincente, Italy, sophomores and juniors in high mobile unit. For all occasions. person, a friend whom I love and I ¡petition. In return I promise to Includes Motorcoach against George Feeney, British school. Who am I to go against 99 ¡make your name known and USTOM WEDDING RINGS-I all Sonny's Record Revue 241- am going to support him. " •cause you to be invoked. Say transportation. 7 Nights 2212.______lodging, 2 day admission will guide you as you create your ¡three Our Fathers, three Hail own wedding ring lor each other. BANDS— For wedding recep- Epcot Center, Disney •Marys and Glorias. Publication No goldsmilhing experience ions and all occasions. No PCC names director •musi be promised. St. Jude pray World. Cypress Gardens, necessary. 833-2053. [barge to view out;:selection on ¡lor us and all who invoke aid 2 Meals, Visit to St. sound and color video tape. HARRISBURG — Sister Clare A Hazelton native, Sister Clare •Amen. The Novena is consider­ Augustine and Daytona NTERTA1NMENT UNLIMIT- ed by many to be very helplul Beach. Escorted from 400 MISCELLANEOUS D 343-7700. Christi Schiefer, OSF, was was a member of St. Gabriel C.B.T ______recently named assistant director Pittsburgh. SALES BAND/TRIO— For old time parish there and is a member of THANK YOU-Jesus. Mary. St. dancing. Anniversaries. Class for health care facilities of the the Sisters of St. Francis of Jude lor lavors granted. Help Feb 5-12 Feb. 20-27 $ BEE POLLEN-Water Mill lor Reunions. Private Parties. Call Pennsylvania Catholic Confer­ Philadelphia. She is a graduate of ¡still needed. G.V.J Chuck 521-7744. Mar. 6-13 ’urifying your water. M ence, the public affairs Hazelton High School: the Sacred ¡TH A N K Y O U — Jesus, Mary. St. order service. Available 289 BAND-EASY STREET department of the Catholic Heart Hospital School of Nursing, ¡Luke. St. Marlin De Porres. St. Butter Churn Antiques. I: The best in musical entertain­ •Peregrine. St. jude and all the Noble. Cralton. 922-4607. Also we Church in Pennsylvania. Allentown: Duquesne University, NIAGARA FALLS ment lor weddings, parties, and ¡Holy Angels and Saints lor buy & sell household, antique Sister Clare will have staff where she received her bachelor’s WINTER ADVENTURE banquests. 884-9133 or 655-7490 •lavors granted. Please continue Jan. 22-23 $69 URNITURE/MATTRESSES responsibilities for the Pennsyl­ degree in nursing: and Catholic "to hear our prayers. JM D — NEW — Single. Double. Quee BAND- SECOND WIND ' vania Conference of Catholic University ol America, Washing­ ¡RU'D______1 night lodging, 1 Dinner, 33. $38. $47. Ten yr. guarante offering the latest in current top 40 music, ethnic, music, 50 s, Health Care Facilities, the ton, D.C., where she received her ¡THANK YOU-St Jude for Admission to Tower, frames. Headboards $19. Bunk 60 s. country, and standards, •answering our prayers. Please Motor Coach Transporta­ beds w/mattresses $99. Living statewide federation of 29 Catholic m aster’s degree in nursing 731-5412. 885-5870. ¡continue helping us. R.H. tion RT. ooms w/tables & lamps $199. hospitals and 35 Catholic nursing administration summa cum Bedrooms w/mattresses $199. laude. ¡TH AN K Y O U -S t Jude. L.K.S ATLANTIC CITY CELEBRATE— Your special homes. Dinettes $74. Dining room occasion with music by Sister served as assistant BONANZA bullet $472. Year lay-a-w E T E R N IT Y Excellent in all director and director of nursing at $5. Delivered. Jacobs near So. tvpe oi music. Call 487-4930 or Sister Clare succeeds Sister Ann Jan. 26-30 *99 Side Hosp. 481-6444. 881-8276. St. Joseph Hospital, Baltimore, PREGNANT? belore taking her new position. Elizabeth Bowler, OSF, And you didn't mean to be? Motorcoach RT Trans- HOME BAKED COOKIES C LEO T H E CLOW N— Whole- SR. CLARE C. SCHIEFER For a free pregnancy test and portation 2 nights tdy locks, nut horns, aprici sorne Musical. Mirth. Magic. confidential support. lodging, $10 in quarters. 1 horns, nut cups, cherrv cheese Mime. Puppets, Participation. ake. chocolate chips, thum Surprises! 361-3265. CALL BIRTHRIGHT bottle Champagne, 1 box Fints etc. Call Rose 821-6132. Calendar of events 6 2 1 -1 9 8 8 affy, 1 Dinner. 1 Barb 822-7152. COMBO-The Godlathers- Breakfast. Music lor all occasions, WEDDING GOWNS— Nation; satisfaction lor all ages. 761- FRIDAY, JAN. 14 Scripture retreat for men and women, 7 p.m. to NEW YORK CITY dvortised bridal sample 4821. Sunday, noon. For reservations call 381-7676. A D V E N TU R E relect $3-4-500.00 value] Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Weekend Feb. 16-18 $159 iced $100 and up. Also D .J.— For all occasions. Exp. & Reasonable Music 40-80. Mary spirituality seminar for spiritual directors, Naim Guild, Our Lady of Grace, Scott Twp. — PREGNANT? oiiata Mar, 2-4 oordinaling Bridematds and Mothers Gowns. Call Terri 46: 344-3085. conducted by Cenacle Sisters Lois Dideon and Social for widowed, singles and divorced, 8 p.m., Let's talk about your options. RT Motorcoach Trans­ !535 for evening appointments HAVE THE MUSIC-U-LIKE— Annette Mattie. For information or reservations school social hall. Also music, dancing, cards, HOTLINE (412) 731-2420 portation 2 nights lodg­ By a D .J. Weddings & all types ol call 681-6180. refreshments. PREGNANCY TESTING: 391-4706 ing, 2 meals. City Tour. 500 SERVICES parties at a reasonable price. 908 Penn Avenue, Downtown Radio City Music Hall Jerry Fink. 884-6431. 8-10 AM W. 11-1 PM MTTFS Show. OFFERED SATURDAY, JAN. 15 HAVING A B A N Q U E T -O r any SATURDAY, JAN. Free and confidential Information, occasion. Will provide great 22 counseling, pregnancy leafing, and ATTORNEY— Wills, Estate St. Augustine, Lawrenceville — Flea market, 11 related services Springtime in the South dinner music" with Hammond Family. Criminal, Real Estate organ. Call Tom 561-0526alter a.m. to 6 p.m., St. Augustine auditorium, 37th St. New Pittsburgh Chamber Orchestra — Concert, 8 NEW ORLEANS/SAVANNAH Corporations. Bankruptcy alternatives TO ABORTION INC Mar. 19-27 $479 HAVING AN AFFAIR"— To rent table, call 682-0929. Flea markets also set p.m., Synod Hall, 125 N. Craig St., Oakland. a non-profit organization Disability. 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Celebrate with song H o m e A g a i n "Celebrate with Song... Every characters to illustrate his points. Parish Can." Rev. Charles J. Matoni. Fr. Hugh Howard, pastor of St. CONNIE ANN VALENTI FATHER RON LENGWIN Ave Maria Press. Notre Dame Ind. Polycarp, Mable McGillicuddy, I didn’t like talking to myself. It had nothing to S1982. 144 pages. $3.95 Sally Ann Soprano and Fr. Withitt do with the fact that the moon was full, even In his First Letter to the Corinthians, St. Paul FR . STEVEN are a few of the personalities that By F R . STEVEN PALSA though I couldn’t stop staring at it and wondering says: "Make no mistake about this: if there is PALSA help the reader understand the why God made the sun and the moon like he did. I anyone among you who fancies himself wise — "Blessed is He who comes in the problems and the possible suspect they're more than decorations. I howled wise, I mean, by the standards of this passing age ¡name of the Lord! Hosanna in the solutions. inwardly, not at the moon but at the flat tire on my — he must become a fool to gain true wisdom. For (highest!" sings the congregation The participation of the people car. the wisdom of this world is folly in God's sight." (and the choir. Then a voice, not in song and the variety of ways "Why tonight ?" I questioned no one in ^unlike that of Yahweh Himself, that this is to be accomplished is particular. I don’t know what bothered me the booms over the P.A. system, "We Commission for seven years. described in detail in the chapters, most — the inconvenience or my laziness. It's Paul is concerned about bitterness and will be using Eucharistic Prayer He gently invites everyone "Sing to the Lord a new song — amazing how quickly we become dependent on dissension because they prevent the Holy Spirit II which is found on page 89 of your involved with liturgy to study, Please!" and "Disposable music: modern conveniences. Well, I decided to walk to from bringing God's love into our hearts. When hnissalette." read and pray over the 1972 United a joy forever.” One of the feared Granny's and prove I wasn't as old and worn as love is destroyed, the church is destroyed. He ( Needless to say, sometimes the States Catholic Conference afflictions of contemporary the car. teaches that worship of this world's wisdom leads numerous announcements and document, "Music in Catholic liturgical celebration is the four- My anger and disgust at a piece of rubber, or people to believe that they are always right. Such directions given to the average Worship." The book is a collection hymn syndrome. A 1958 directive was it the air that escaped, began to disappear an attitude can cut them off from other people, |>unday congregation may clutter of reflections on the meaning of made the four hymns possible to with each step and were replaced with silent especially those whom they love the most. She celebration of the liturgy to the the document and the important be sung by the people: the laughter. But I decided not to tell my mother I got fooint of distraction. "Is this Mass points for today's parish. Matoni's entrance, offertory, communion there by walking through dark alleys. She'd When Paul says that we must become fools if we for a bingo game?" one might be clearly written interpretation and recessional. certainly get angry and say "What do you want" truly want to become wise, he is urging us to tempted to ask. Recently a makes the reader sit back and be The document points out that — someone to hit you over the head?" become humble enough to learn: for you cannot cartoon about this subject showed surprised by what was published the four best places for singing are I thought I was pretty brave, passing by teach anything to a person who thinks that he ■Christ and the apostles 10 years ago, but which must have the Holy, Holy, the Great Amen, familiar homes covered with moonlight, but not knows it all already. An old proverb teaches: "He surrounding the table at the Last been hurriedly read and promptly communion and the response to bright enough to reveal what people were doing who knows not, and knows not that he knows not is Supper, each one, of course, forgotten. the first reading. Other important inside them. The houses looked as if they had been a fool: avoid him. He who knows not. and knows deeply buried in a "missalette." For example, the document places for singing would be, of pasted randomly to the darkness. Then a cat that he knows not is a wise man: teach him." The Lord was depicted as saying,- speaks of a planning team that course, the Lord have Mercy, the jumped out in front of me and scared the heck out "and now please turn to page 114." would be concerned with the Glory to God, and the Lord's of me. So much for bravery. The Liturgy is the center of the coordination of the Sunday prayer. The musical part of the My heart settled down and I put my hands deep The concept of wisdom is ofteq identified with Church's life and vitality. It is the liturgy. The congregation is to feel Mass should focus on the very into the pockets of my old blue coat. The torn justice and love. Sometimes it is personified and source from which all activity the security of a unified important moments in the liturgy lining was familiarto my touch. Iprobably should seems to refer to God. Most of us understand flows and the summit toward celebration and so that unity must and help us celebrate our faith. have thrown it away months ago, but it fits so wisdom to be one of the gifts of the Holy Spirit. It which every project is ultimately be grasped by the presider and From 1563 to 1963 the Mass was loosely and comfortably, and washes as easily as means knowledge that is so perfect that it directs directed. It is the saving action of those who have special roles. The frozen in its Tridentine form. an old rag. If anyone did hit me over the head, it the will to obey God's commands. Christ the Priest. Fr. Charles team should include those with the Heaven forbid that the liturgy be wouldn't be worth the effort because I wasn't Matoni helps the reader to focus knowledge and artistic skills frozen into the four-hymn wearing a watch or carrying any money. My most Wisdom in the Hebrew scriptures is broadly on the greatness of the Mass in his needed in celebration — men and syndrome until the year 2363! Fr. valuable treasures were some wrinkled kleenex described as that practical knowledge which book, "Celebrate with Song." He women trained in music, poetry Matoni encourages the reader to and a wooden key chain my son made for me with enables a man to live his allotted span in the is currently on the faculty of St. and art, and knowledge of current seriously study the document his picture on it. greatest possible harmony with his fellow men John's University in Jamaica, resources in these areas. The Music in Catholic Worship," I was lost in thought in my own little world when and with the world in which he has been placed by N.Y. and has composed over 40 richness of scripture and music which is included in the book and I almost walked into the path of a car. The man conforming his life down to the last detail with the musical prayers for choir, and prayer can be made more to actually begin planning with the yelled out "Why don't you watch where you're harmony or order imposed upon the world by God congregation and various evident by the cooperation of "team." This* is a very uplifting going, lady?" Instinctively I yelled back, himself. By doing this, the greatest possible instruments. He has chaired the members of such a committee. book for every person concerned embarrassed even as I said it, "You watch it!" I happiness, which comes only from being at peace Brooklyn Diocesan Liturgical The author uses humorous with good liturgical celebration. felt foolish and walked away as fast as 1 could, with God, is experienced. feeling the uneven bricks under my tired feet, following the brightest street lights, praying for God now shares with us the wisdom with which I A pp eal m ade fo r Czech priest protection, remembering how Granny always He created the world and continues to sustain it. warned us to wear clean underwear in case we In the book of Proverbs, wisdom calls aloud: The Mt. Assisi nuns in Bellevue Francis at Mt. Assisi Mother- and that he is elderly and in ill were in an accident. Her love diminished my fear "The Lord created me the beginning of his works, I recently renewed an appeal lot house, requested that all “friends health. and I started to laugh at the thought. If anyone before all else that He made long ago. Happy is help for a priest jailed in of the oppressed" write letters to The Mt. Assisi nuns maintain a heard me, they'd certainly subscribe to the the man who keeps to my ways, happy the man : Czechoslovakia for practicing his any of four officials listed below community in Czechoslovakia theory that the full moon makes people do strange who listens to me: for he who finds me finds life ! religion. and protest Fr. Trojan's with some 300 members and the things. and wins favor with the Lord. Cease to be siliy, The Mt. Assisi nuns first called imprisonment on the grounds that American Sisters are concerned I thought about St. Paul's words that we must and you will live, you will grow in for help in a story carried in the he is not an enemy of the state, for them, Sister Bernadine stated. become fools for Christ. Somehow they seemed understanding." Pittsburgh Catholic in July of 1982. they he has done nothing wrong Both priests, she reported, had appropriate. We worry about how we look to other people and what they think about us, but we The case they are seeking to appealed the sentences and were - The first step to wisdom is the fear of the Lord. publicize originally involved two rejected. should be more concerned about how our soul looks to God and what He thinks about us. It is very difficult to continue loving when we have elderly priests charged with the She urged that those writing in been made to play repeatedly the role of the fool, “crimes" of saying Mass with support of Fr. Trojan tell the Mothers should instill a greater concern in their children for souls bright and free from sin, than like Christ upon the cross. But what often looks others present, giving religious officials they contact that they will foolish to man is wisdom to God. instruction and organizing classes be following the case of the priest. or clean underwear. for those seeking to enter His Excellency Gustav Husak, Religious communities. President of Czechoslovak Fr. Joseph Barta, 61, was Socialist Republic sentenced to one year's loss of his 11908 Praha-Hrad freedom and Fr. Ladislaus Czechoslovakia Trojan, 70, was given a 10-month conditional sentence. Mr. Martin Wenick KEUPHOLSTERINC The nuns just learned, however, Deputy Chief of Mission that Fr. Barta, who had a heart American Embassy, Prague OUR BEST SALE EVER condition and had earlier suffered Department of State several heart attacks, has died. Washington, D.C. 20520 ON SELECTIVE PINE FABRICS In their defense, the two priests had explained that they had à » « ? WITH CREAT SELECTION AND - Mr. Ronald Neitzke offered Mass privately in an Czechoslovakian Desk apartment and, in some cases, Mark 60 years R oom 5217 THE SAME WORKMANSHIP WE others were present who wanted to Department of State be there. They charged that no law Mr. and Mrs. Charles Irwin Washington, D.C. 20520 ARE KNOWN FOR existed forbidding private celebrated their 60th wedding (202) 632-1457 counseling of an individual —even anniversary on Jan. 9 with a Mass if that counseling involved at St. Boniface Church, East Mr. Jaroslav Zantovsky Street. Life-long members of the religion. Czechoslovakia Embassy FREE In her appeal Sister Bernadine parish, the Irwins have two 3900 Linnean Ave. N.W. children, eight grandchildren and INTERIOR DECORATING Marie Stemnock, provincial Washington, D.C. 20008 superior of the School Sisters of St. seven great-grandchildren. (202) 363-6315 AND DESIGN SERVICE Teaching as Jesus did J. SCOTT GiNSUNGCR I.D.D. AND JOHN W. GENSIINGER A.I.P.

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Sr. RUTH COLAIANNE, C.S.J. possible until recent years. The beauty and solemnity of this WE ALSO CUSTOM MAKE DRAPERIES TO SUIT YOUR NEEDS Associate Director, Elementary The ministry of the Word is rite can form part of the child's In twain«** Far 52 Yaor* School Catechesis another area with rich possibili­ religious environment in which he ties. A child observing his or her or she sees parents as partici­ The expanded participation of parent proclaiming the Scripture pants. 316 Grant Ave lay women and men in various at a Sunday liturgy, is learning The axiom that parents are a MILLVALE UPHOLSTERY Millvale, PA ministries of the church has that not only priests love God's child's first teachers can be enriched our worship and our faith word and share it with others, but understood in the sense that they life in many ways. One of the best that this is a thing that other are the earliest instructors of a contributions, and one whose Christian adults do too. child in many areas of life. But possibilities have just begun to be The commentator, reading they also teach by the home realized, I think, is the example announcements about parish environment they create, by the given to the children of adults activities, which were formerly traditions, customs and the involved in lay ministries. read by the priest from the pulpit, ordinary rhythms and routines Children who see their parents is also serving in a significant which are part of any family's life. serving as extraordinary ministry. And again a child is As parents become involved in the ministers of the Eucharist, who seeing not just the priests but her life and activities of their parish receive the Eucharistic bread and or his own parents involved in and and the parish's worship, the flow wine from their parents' hands, concerned about the things of the of interest, activity and are surely growing in apprecia­ Church and the parish. In some involvement between home and tion of this Sacrament. Participa­ parish churches the lectors, Church may become very natural tion in liturgy, as a family, is commentators, music ministers and be a comfortable, accepted becoming part of the fabric of and Eucharistic ministers form part of the milieu in which a child their lives in a way that wasn't part of the entrance procession. grows and matures.

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O n sex on T V “The Dark Crystal ": A Jim Henson comic relief. Don't look for the Film directed by Jim Henson and childlike camaraderie of Sesame Frank Oz. Produced by Jim Henson Street or the Muppets for you will and Gary Kurtz. Story by Jim not find it. You will find Henson. Conceptual design by magnificent puppets in a Brian Froud. From ITC Entertain­ FR. PETER sophisticated adventure-drama, By JAMES BREIG sleep with B knowing that B can help her get a HORTON Under the heading of “Battles We Have Lost," bet ter job? How old is too young or too old for sex ? ment and Lord Grade. Distributed geared more toward mature you might want to file “Maintaining Christian Even the talk shows have accepted premarital by Universal Pictures. Rated PG. audiences than children. The little sex as a given and a good. They have advanced to ones may or may not enjoy it, and sexual morality on television." By FR. PETER HORTON Then again maybe we shouldn't surrender just other problems, often weird ones which attempt that is a risk, but audiences across to elicit our sympathy for mistresses, prostitutes the country have adopted "The yet. Perhaps we can turn a rout into a victory. I’m Come to a world of wonder a open to suggestions on how to go about it. and male strippers. Weare asked to commiserate Dark Crystal” , making it one of with their unique concerns. long time ago, a world that was diminshes the film's overall the most popular of current The fact is obvious: you can search all you want green and lush, a world of but television has accepted promiscuity as a I pause to gag. result. There are many images releases. That's OK, "The Dark I am aware of all the statistics about the immense grandeur and beauty. borrowed from Scripture, Crystal" deserves such attention. regular feature of contemporary life. Maybe the This was the land of the crystal old-fashioned characters on "Father Murphy" numbers of people who ha vesex before marriage, Tolkein, C.S. Lewis and others. This is quite an enjoyable about the numbers of teenagers who are unwed until the conjunction of three suns Images of Exodus, the call of the and “Little House" believe in virginity, chastity shattered the crystal. Now the spectacle, a delightful suprise for and abstinence, but no contemporary character parents, about the opinions of Americans on the prophet, the quest of Frodo and the New Year. Do yourself a rightness of the activity. land is bleak, desolate and cold, does. mimicking the qualities of the the hideous strength of evil readily favor: Come to another world, I realized the battle had been lost when I But I am also aware that there is no 100 percent come to mind while viewing this another time. . . to the age of support for promiscuity. And even those who current rulers, the buzzard-like watched an episode of "The Devlin Connection" Skeksies. fantasy. wonder: Go, see "The Dark earlier this year. In it, the younger main would condone premarital sex often stress that it Crystal." character (played by Jack Scalia) bedded down is only for individuals who are mature, who have Come to this world in need of redemption and restoration to "The Dark Crystal” , however, with the week's guest star. It was done with no established a relationship built on other factors, is no mere beggar. Rather, muss or fuss. It was so routine for him, so who may be considering a long-term union journey with gelfings and mystics in search of a crystal shard, the Henson pays homage to these expected of her, so commonplace in the plot that it (marriage or living together) and who treasured fantasies and journeys A footnote: This week I received seemed as if we had added a new amendment to demonstrate something called love. shard that will complete the a call inquiring how I could rate crystal, that will reunite what has of the past. No new ground is the Constitution if not a new commandment On TV, you get something far less than even broken, but the old ground has the movies the way I do. The ("thou shalt have sexual relations with each that. You get ships that pass in the night, or, to be been torn asunder. Come on an author has nothing to do with the adventure which is one of the most been refashioned in an imagina­ member of the opposite sex five minutes after more accurate and up-to-date, space shuttles that tive showcase. ratings, which are done by the meeting” .) dock in a vacuum. These are one-night stands, creative and satisfying film U.S. Catholic Conference’s The sexual innuendoes of a few seasons back passing fancies, five-minute relationships based experiences of the year. Enter the Department of Communications. on nothing more than "we need our hero to dally a age of "The Dark Crystal". "The Dark Crystal" is a serious The ratings are printed near my have now become sexual activities. The star of film with little or no sense of “Gimme A Break" frequently talks about bit before racing off in his car after the crooks." Jim Henson ("Sesame Street”, column to make it easier for the And the consequences — forget them. In the "The Muppet Show”, “The humor. A Skeksie banquet reader to check. That is the only sleeping with various men. "Magnum, P.I." has provides the only moment of premarital affairs all the time with women who real world, sexual relationships mean Muppet Movie", "The Great connection between the two. pass through his life. TV movies routinely deal commitment, concern and love. When these Muppet Caper") has moved far with young men falling in love with older women. relationships are severed or are found to be based beyond Big Bird, Ernie, Kermit The issue is their age difference, not the only on physical needs, they cause pain that and Miss Piggy. Now, with Brian Movie ratings fornications they participate in. strikes at the heart, mind and soul. Froud, the artist of the bestselling So it is a matter of course now for the main Faeries, and Gary Kurtz, the The classifications lor the Four Friends, A-III characters in drama and comedy series to have a TV characters rarely have hearts, seldom producer of "Star Wars", Henson moral suitability of films are Gallipoli. A-III series of sexual partners. "St. Elsewhere" demonstrate a mind and never speak of soul. So has created an intelligent fantasy determined by the United States Heartbeeps, A-I debuted with a subplot about one of the doctors there are no consequences. The guest star who with some of the most artistic Catholic Conference’s Depart­ King of the Mountain, A-III (David Birney in a co-starring role) informing all provides a brief dalliance for the main character puppets ever to grace the screen. ment of Communications. Neighbors, O his bedmates that he had a venereal disease. The leaves after an hour and is never mentioned Pennies from Heaven, A-III again. No problems ensue. The Skeksies and the Mystics owner of "Cheers" constantly chats to his patrons have waged a war which has Movies at area theaters: Rollover, A-III and employees about his conquest. Back on "St. On TV, the only lasting consequences of sex are brought both races to near Superman II, A-III Elsewhere," a resident weekly finds some new babies (usually aborted) and venereal disease extinction. Now, the mystics enlist Vice Squad, O location to enjoy the favors of the pathologist. (usually laughed about). The other consequences Jen, a gelling, the Podlings and a Airplane II: The Sequel, O The sexual questions TV is interested in have which derive from two people joining not only menagerie of other fascinating Best Friends, A-III passed beyond the main one of "is it morally right physically but also in other and more meaningful animals. The artistry here is The Dark Crystal, A-I for people to have sex before marriage?" That ways are never mentioned. They are taboo E.T., The Extra-Terres­ absolutely magnificent, in fact, at * A-I, General Patronage. has been answered not so much with a ringing because they would tie down the character with times it is so fluid, so graceful, trial, A-I Cyou bet" as with a "whocares?" that says, "We responsibilities, introduce a regular character, 48 Hrs., O * A-II, Adults and Adoles­ that the puppetry overwhelms the cents. don't think about morality much around here." argue against such flings and occasion the story. An Officer and a Gentle­ Instead, TV is interested in sociological mention of the word "chastity" on the airwaves. man, O * A-III, Adults. concerns: should X tell Y about herpes? Can A And that word, believe me, is verboten. "The Dark Crystal" may not Piaf — The Early Years, A- * A-IV, Adults with reserva­ have any major stars, but it can III tions. An A-IV classification is still boast of one of the most Six Weeks, A-II given to certain films while not impressive casts of characters in Still of the Night, A-II morally offensive in themselves TV review years. There may not be any Tootsie, A-III require caution and some exotic locations in the film, but the Trail of the Pink Panther, A- analysis and explanation as a sets are as luxurious and fanciful III protection to the uninformed as a spot on the Riviera. The Verdict, A-II against wrong interpretations Docum entary on opera set and false conclusions. Henson and company have kept * O, Morally offensive. their story line to a minimum, a The word “recommended” in "Masterpiece Theater" series Movies on Home Box Office: BY HENRY HERX the Hitler era when Bayreuth mere support for the ambitious The Fan, O parentheses is inserted behind became a Nazi shrine. begins with the 1928 election that characters and effects. Yet, for the titles of those films that turns the Tory government out of Fort Apache, the Bronx, A- NEW YORK (NC) — Introduc­ Whether or not you are an opera some reason, the weak story never IV merit such a designation. ing the presentation in the coming buff, the documentary succeeds in office and plunges Churchill months of Richard Wagner's epic whetting the appetite to sample (Robert Hardy) into a decade of four-part opera, "The Ring of the the first opera in the cycle, "Das political obscurity. Nibelung," is a documentary on Rheingold," airing Monday, Jan. Monday, Jan. 17, 8-9 p.m., BEFORE YOU BLOW 24, 9-11:30 p.m. It is performed in Channel 13, “An Unauthorized the composer, his music and the YOUR STACK... CALL background behind this centen­ German with English subtitles. History of the NFL.” The A Reminder to High School Seniors, nial production. Entitled "A Ring premiere of "Frontline,” a new RAY ADENOUR lor Television," the documentary Diamonds may be forever but current affairs series, is devoted 321-5600 airs Monday. Jan. 17, 9-10 p.m. on what determines their value is one to the National Football League Chimneys Cleaned, Parents and Pastors of the Channel 13. of the questions examined in “The and the ties between professional Pointed, Rebuilt Wagner's Ring cycle, based on Diamond Game,” a documentary football and the nation's legal and Draft Defects Corrected Diocese of Pittsburgh Teutonic mythology, tells the airing Saturday, Jan. 22, at 7:30 illegal gambling industries. FREE ESTIMATES ■story of a cataclysmic struggle p.m. on Channel 13. Tuesday, Jan. 18, 9-11 p.m., The central fact about the Channel 13, “The Skin of Our between gods and mortals for a concerning the Feb. 1 deadline for magic ring that has ultimate diamond industry is that 80 Teeth." The second season of SENILE power over the world. Breaking percent of the market is controlled "American Playhouse" premier­ with the traditional manner of by the DeBeers cartel of South es with Thornton Wilder’s comic DEMENTIA staging the Ring, the centennial Africa. In their effort to keep parable about humanity triumph­ Is a family problem production is set in the mid-19th supplies low and demand high, ing over chaos, broadcast live century at the height of the DeBeers threatens to cut off from the stage of San Diego's Old N E E D H E L P DUQUESNE Industrial Revolution. jewelers who take diamonds from Globe Theater. AND other producers. . Wednesday, Jan. 19, 9-10 p.m., The controversy over this ASSISTANCE interpretation — turning the Although the program focuses C han n el 13, ‘‘My F a th e r, Rhine into a hydroelectric plant, on the risks taken by dealers in Stravinsky.” Celebrating the CONTACT UNIVERSITY what is becoming an increasingly 100th anniversary of Igor for instance, or presenting the LO N G T E R M gods as capitalists in Victorian volatile industry, what is most Stravinsky's birth is this program clothing — has raged ever since its instructive is the section on how ad featuring the commentary of the CONSULTANTS premiere in 1976. It is this version campaigns sell the public on composer's son and the 4! 2-469-2782 that will be broadcast as taped in buying diamonds. The bottom line performance of selections from performance at the Festival of this program in the “Enter­ his father's work by Pinchas 1983 Parish Scholarship Program Theater in Bayreuth, West prise" series is that DeBeers is Zukerman with the St. Paul Germany, during the summer of burdened with a huge inventory Chamber Orchestra. (Repeated 1980. and it is questionable whether it Thursday, Jan. 20, at 2 p.m. and FOR YOUR j jj î ) ^ ] j J HEEDS February I, 1983 is the deadline for Committee at Duquesne, headed by can maintain prices. Sunday. Jan. 23, at 5 p.m. on The documentary is a all pastors in the Pittsburgh Catholic the directors of admissions and fascinating primer on the Ring TV PROGRAMS OF NOTE Channel 13). Heritage House '76, Inc. ■ II,. /v...... f- .i ” Diocese to recommend outstanding financial aid. Awards will be based and how the staging of the opera Sunday, Jan. 16, 9-10 p.m., Bo. 730 * Tav'o* AZ 85939 has changed over the century Channel 13, “Winston Churchill: A complete line of Pro Life. Pro-Family students from their parish for on academic achievement and since its first performance. Not The Wilderness Years.” The TV FILM FARE Items, at rock bottom prices consideration in Duquesne demonstrated financial need. Saturday, Jan. 15, 9-11:30 p.m.. • P.eoous F»r< '• Bumpe. St ckot least controversial in its history is premiere episode of an eight-part • Let»*' P <» • Envelope St.cke.t University's third annual Parish CBS — “Hooper” (1978) — Burt • Necklaces * Posta". Reynolds stars as a Hollywood • O,' m* • Pott Ce.«1> Scholarship Program. Recipients of the Duquesne e Ka»iiRt «Deceit University Parish Scholarship must stuntman who has to contend with • Buttont Y Sf* 'it Scholarships to Duquesne, worth a young rival to his pre-eminence • Book« * enroll in the Fall of 1983 as full-time Local TV, radio • Mothe* t Pendant} * At to I ted P-o LI. up to $1000 each in value, will be in his craft. Little more than a . You, .„go W P,° '• freshmen at the University. The collection of stunts and bar room Send today for fdfi CATALOG awarded to qualifying high school TELEVISION PROGRAMS scholarships are annually renewable, brawls, the movie is filled with seniors who are members of parishes provided that they meet the profane language and is otherwise in the Pittsburgh Catholic Diocese. Station Program Time morally offensive because of its established academic and financial Channel 4 Directions 6:30 a.m. Sunday attitude toward the reckless All recommendations must be criteria and reapply with the Office Channel 2 For Our Times 6 a.m. Sunday endangerment of human life. 0 — submitted by a student's pastor. of Financial Aid. Channel 11 Mass for shut-ins 6:30 a.m. Sunday morally offensive: PG — parental Mass guidance suggested. Pastors may submit an unlimited Channel 9 10 a.m. Sunday In 1982, scholarship awards were (WOR-TV) Sunday. Jan. 16, 9-11 p.m. NBC number of student nominations, Channel 40 Fr. Manning 1:30 p.m. Saturday — “Young Frankenstein” (1974) although only one Parish Scholarship made to students who attended the Channel 40 The Glory of God 6 p.m. Tuesday — Mel Brooks’ spoof of the horror can be awarded per parish. following high schools: Baldwin, Channel 40 Mother Angelica 6 p.m. Wednesday classic. It includes the usual Brashear, Brentwood, Burgettstown, uneven Brooks' humor with some Interested students should contact Butler Area, Canevin, Carrick, clever moments now and then, their pastor for further details. To be Divine Providence, East Allegheny, RADIO PROGRAMS with much vulgarity, verbal and considered for the scholarship, otherwise, A—IV — morally Fort Cherry, Highlands, Immaculate students generally should rank in the unobjectionable for adults, with Conception, Langley, Lawrencevilie Station Program Time reservations: PG — parental top one-fifth of their high school Catholic, North Catholic, North WTAE 1250 Mass Sunday, 8 a.m. guidance. class, score approximately 1000 on KDKA 1020 Amplify Hills, Quigley, Sacred Heart, Serra Sunday 6 p.m. Friday, Jan. 21,9-11 p.m. ABC — their Scholastic Aptitude Test WPIT-FM 101 5 Rosary Daily 7 p.m. "Alligator" (1981) — Director District Catholic, Seton-LaSalle, (SAT) and qualify for financial aid. * WEDO 810 Lift Your Heart Monday through Lewis Teague and writer John South Fayette, South Hills, South Friday 9:15 a.m. Sayles have taken the old chestnut All recommendations will be 1 WEDO 810 Side Catholic, Thomas Jefferson and Say Yes to Life Saturday 10 a.m. about the baby alligator that reviewed by a Parish Scholarship (Fr. Tom Smith) grows to monstrous proportions West Allegheny. WEDO 810 Spiritual Life in Saturday 8:15 a.m. after being flushed down into the the Bible sewer system and turned it into a WEDO 810 Rosary Sunday noon moderately entertaining thriller For more details, contact your Pastor WEDO 810 Sacred Heart Sunday, 12:30 p.m. with some tongue-in-cheek asides. WEDO 810 Catholic Update Sunday 4 p.m. Although the creature has a or Duquesne ’s Admissions Office (Fr. Pat Jones) selective appetite, devouring WEDO 810 Abp. Fulton Sheen Sunday, 4:30 p.m. villains for the most part, the at 434-6220 violence makes it A-III — adults: PITTSBURGH R — restricted. ML

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