••• • VOICE World hunger not abstract at St. Maurice By FRANK HALL Doing something positive Voice Feautures Editor includes adopting a mission FORT LAUDERDALE- parish, joining Bread for the Over 125 families in St. World to influence U.S. Maurice parish, here, are doing governmental decisions and something about hunger in the legislation so as to relieve world. They have committed hunger on a national and in- themselves to one or more of six ternational level, or observing programs sponsored by the Rice Thursday which means parish action committee. limiting meals to rice only on "There are two primary the first Thursday of each purposes for the project," says month and giving the money Father John C. Mulcahy, saved to St. Maurice Hunger pastor. "We are looking to raise Relief Program. the level of consciousness to Other areas of com- realize that there is a problem mittment suggested are of world hunger and that we working on the St. Maurice can do something concretely Garden (to develop and about that problem." maintain a vegetable garden on the parish grounds as a con- stant reminder of the need for food), Hunger Liturgies (which First communal anointing celebrated would be aimed at sharing food and clothes), and helping in Communal anointing was from their pastors indicating in given-at the Mass just prior to that Vatican II had said all the Food for the Elderly (to prepare administered to about 20 sick, a letter to the rector that the the administration of the sacraments should be brought and deliver meals on a periodic elderly people for the first time person is a Catholic, is eligible anointing for the benefit of all, into conjunction with the basis to local elderly persons in the Archdiocese by Arch- for the sacrament and has by Sister Mary Mullins O.P. Sacrament of the Eucharist unable to provide adequately bishop Edward A. McCarthy received proper catechesis on (chairman of the Theology whenever possible, as they were for themselves). at. St. Mary Cathedral last the communal anointing. Department at Barry College)." in the early Church. She said COMMITTMENT forms Friday. "ALSO A catechesis was Sister Mullins pointed out that the anointing is a sacrament of healing and were included in a six-page The occasion was the pamphlet on the project, annual Mass which was strength and bringing it in to the Mass was also an extension distributed at Masses. followed by a Christmas party Dick and Marie Sullivan for the elderly at the Cathedral of Jesus' ministry of healing. Msgr. Donnelly, who was and their children were one which traditionally draws family which responded and hundreds of senior citizens from homilist, recalled to the minds of the worshippers the scene indicated their willingness to be all over Dade County, bused part of Rice Thursday. and car-pooled in by volun- from Scripture in which Jesus teers was asleep in a boat on the "Our first time wasn't too Lake of Galilee and a storm difficult," notes Marie. "The AN ESTIMATED 1,000 kids were really good about it older citizens poured into the arose, striking fear into the disciples that the boat would and the only problem was that I Cathedral last Friday morning made too much rice to last the for the special Mass Celebrated sink. Jesus had allowed them to face the storm and confront fear day. But I made rice pudding by Coadjutor Archbishop for the rest of the week so we McCarthy, with Archbishop in order to strengthen their trust in him, he said. didn't waste it. Dick even took Coleman F. Carroll present. rice in a thermos jar to work." "HE FORSEES all our While the Cathedral was Husband Dick says, "We filled with people there for the saved about $5 and gave that to Mass and party, those the program —maybe that was receiving the healing a little too conservative an Sacrament of the Anointing of estimate because it seems we the Sick were specially se- probably saved more. Next lected for the procedure which (Continued on page 5) is usually done in a hospital or ^home for an individual with a serious or debilitating ailment. Mrs. Mary Ann Buffone, the driving force behind the annual party, had requested Msgr. James Enright, from the Ordinary, Archbishop pastor emeritus of St. Rose Carroll, permission for the of Lima Church is anointed anointing, according to Msgr. by Archbishop Edward A. Classified 24 John Donnelly, Cathedral McCarthy (above). Ap- Editorial 6 rector. Know Your plause and waves greet Faith 13 "The Archbishop granted Archbishop Coleman F. Movie & TV . . .21 permission," said Msgr. Carroll (right) at the lun- Prayers 16 Donnelly, who was responsible cheon following the It's A Date 19 for the event, "and it was to be anointing celebration. Walsh 7 administered to 15 to 20 of the Youth 20 more feeble members of the congregation. And those people had to have written approval Retired Abp. Toolen OFFICIAL Archdiocese of Miami of Mobile dies at 90 The Chancery announces that Archbishop MOBILE -(NC) - Michael Curley of Baltimore. Coleman F. Carroll has made the following ap- Archbishop Thomas J. Toolen, After settling into his new pointments, effective as of Dec. 17, 1976: who retired in 1967 after 40 post as bishop of Mobile Arch- THE REVEREND JAMES KEOGH- to years as ordinary of the Mobile bishop Toolen made several Vicar Econome, St. Mary Magdalen Church, diocese, died here on Dec, 4 at innovations, among them an Miami Beach. the age of 90. annual procession through THE REVEREND JOHN O'LEARY - to Born in Baltimore of Irish downtown Mobile in honor of Assistant Pastor, St. Edward Church, Palm immigrant parents, Bishop Christ the King, followed by Beach. Toolen was named the sixth benediction in a downtown THE REVEREND BRENDAN DALTON - bishop of Mobile by Pope Pius public square. In 1934 he to Assistant Pastor, Epiphany Church, South XI after serving 17 years as a established the Catholic Week, Miami. priest in Baltimore following official newspaper of the THE REVEREND DANIEL G. BABIS - to his ordination in 1910. diocese. Assistant Pastor, Holy Family Church and He took over a diocese In 1949, Pope Pius XII Chaplain of Villa Maria, North Miami, while where Catholics comprised only named then-Bishop Toolen retaining other assignment. one percent of the population. "Assistant to the Papal THE REVEREND JOSEPH CURRID - to Since that year, 1927, the Throne," and in 1954, he was Assistant Pastor, St. Maurice Church, Fort Catholic population as a elevated to archbishop "ad Lauderdale. percentage of general personam." THE REVEREND JAIME CONCHA, population has quadrupled. Archbishop Toolen C.M.F. - to Assistant Pastor, St. Thomas the DURING Bishop Toolen's received numerous other Apostle Church, Miami. years here, 189 churches were ABP. THOMAS J. TOOLEN awards, including medals from THE REVEREND GEORGE GARCIA, built in the diocese, along with U.S. Rep. Jack Edwards the Italian and Lebanese S.P. - to Assistant Pastor, St. Augustine Church 84 elementary schools, 17 high (R-Ala.) whose district includes governments; the Shield of and to Campus Ministry, University of Miami, schools, four general hospitals, Mobile, said the archbishop Blessed Gregory X, Crusader, Coral Gables. six special hospitals and "had a profound influence on from the National Holy Name sanatoriums and two nursing religion and community life in Society —the highest award the homes for the aged. Three older Alabama for many years. He society can give to a bishop; hospitals were also rebuilt will be missed by all of us," the and an award from the Knights during the same time. congressman said, "but his of St. Peter Claver. Fr. John Whelly CSC, Bishop John L. May of work and deeds will live long He received honorary Mobile praised his predecessor, after him." degrees from several colleges saying: "During nearly half a Archbishop Toolen at- and universities, among them, century he served the Catholics tended Loyola High School and St. Bernard's St. Bernard, Ex-lecturer, dies and the entire Alabama Loyola College in Baltimore, Ala.; Spring Hill College, PLANTATION-A Mass the Congregation of Holy community with all his heart. then studied for the priesthood Mobile; St. Michael's College, of the Resurrection was con- Cross, who had been assisting Everyone knew how big that at St. Mary's Seminary and Winooski Park, Vt.; and thecelebrated Tuesday in St. in the parish, died suddenly as heart was, sand today it finally University in that city. He was University of Alabama. Gregory Church for Father the result of a heart attack. worejOut. We are all in his debt ordained by Cardinal James A funeral Mass was John P. Whelly, C.S.C., former for all; he accomplished in the; Gibbons in 1910. thursday for Archbishop lecturer at several nationally Father Martin Cassidy, Idevelogmeni, of Churich, school, i*: THE FIRST Loyola Toolen, with retired Arch- known universities. ^health; and social service > graduate to be named a bishop bishop Fulton J/ Sheen' of pastor, was the principal programs all over Alabama and he was consecrated to the Rochester, N.Y., preaching the celebrant * of the Mass • for northwest Florida." homily. The 68-year-old member of Father Whelly, who had for- episcopacy by Archbishop merly assisted in St. Francis of Assisi parish, Riviera Beach. Funeral Liturgy for Fr. Bresnahan, OSA A native of Brunswick, St. John, Canada, Father Whelly was ordained for the Holy to be offered today at Biscayne College Cross Fathers on Feb. 2, 1935. He had been a member of the The Funeral Liturgy will chaplain and counselor for Bilingual Center which serves Funeral services and burial faculty at Stoneyhurst College, be concelebrated at 10 a.m.members of the Third Order of the Latin community at NW 27 are scheduled for Saturday at Mass.; dean of Theology at today (Friday) at Biscayne Ave. and Seventh St., Father Villanova, Pa. Nazareth College, Nazareth, College for Father John F. Bresnahan had a Bachelor's Mich., as well as a member of Bresnahan, O.S.A., a member degree earned at Villanova the staff of the former St. of the founding faculty and of University, Villanova, Pa.; and Voice plans Joseph College, Jensen Beach; the Dade County Library held degrees in theological and the University of Portland, Committee. studies from the Augustinian early press Oregon. He had lectured at One of four Augustinian College in Washington, D.C., Princeton, Rutgers and Fathers of Villanova, Pa. who and a Master of Library Science for holidays Michigan State Universities. opened Biscayne College in Degree from Villanova U. 1962, Father Bresnahan died Prior to coming to Miami The Voice will go to press He is survived by four suddenly Tuesday following a he had been a member of the early for the Christmas, Dec. brothers including Arthur heart attack. He was 58. faculty at Villanova Prep 24th, and New Year's, Dec. 31st Whelly, San Antonio, Fla.; and A native of Medford, School, Ojai, Calif.; and at issues. Father Joseph Whelly, Mass., who was librarian and Msgr. Bonner High School, Deadlines for submitting Westfield, Canada; and two professor of Religious Studies, Drexel Hill, Pa. material for publication will be sisters including Sister he had been active in the Arch- He is survived by a Friday. Dec. 17, 4:30 p.m., for Columcille, a Sister of Charity. diocese of Miami serving as a brother, Roger M. Bresnahan, the Dec. 24th issue, and Friday, member of the Senate of Priests Franciscans. Wakefield, Mass.; a sister, Dec. 24, 4:30 p.m., for the Dec. 31st issue. Funeral services were held and on weekends in the A member of the board of Mrs. Romeo Giannoccaro, at St. Mary Cathedral, Austin, parishes of St. Monica and St. trustees at Biscayne College, Medford, Mass.; and a nephew, The Voice wishes all its readers a blessed Christmas Tex. Burial was in Assumption Bartholomew. He was also where he was - currently Thomas Bresnahan, a fresh; Cemetery there. developing a library for the man at Biscayne College. and New Year.

Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll

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(Continued from page 1 > life's storms but he permits them because he intends them as a means to help us in our struggle toward heaven." "There is no getting away from the fact that life is essentially a struggle," said Msgr. Donnelly to the congregation, many of whose struggles were evidenced by crutches and braces, and many of whom live in near poverty. "When storms assail us in this life we think that Christ is sleeping and that all is lost but as the disciples learned that day actually he is but using the storm to rekindle our faith and our awareness in fundamental fact that 'we have not here a lasting city.'" The homilist reminded those present not to become discouraged when adversity in storms of life assail us, because discouragement is like cancer— it can kill you." After Mass the elderly paraded across the street by the hundreds to the Cathedral Hall where they had free lunch, entertainment and prizes. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy celebrates the ARCHBISHOP Carroll I Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick at St. Mary's also was there to greet the Cathedral. people, many of whom are isolated in apartments and for spot of the year. sacrament gave an added touch whom the party is the bright And this year the healing of specialness to the occasion. Office hit Marian Center Children's by League items to be on sale Ceramics, other handmade project, those requesting them items, and plants grown by will receive five attractive blue WASHINGTON-(NC)- children at Marian Center for and white cards, each bearing The Catholic League for Exceptional Children will be on the profile of a child, by mail. Religious and Civil Rights has display and offered for sale The cards may be used as "all accused the federal Equal following the Masses on occasion" cards in cases of Employment Opportunity Sunday, Dec. 12 at St. Timothy weddings, deaths, illness, etc. Commission (EEOC) of Church, 5400 S.W. 102 Avenue. When a card is mailed to ignoring discrimination against Sisters of St. Joseph someone it will say that $5.00 Catholic ethnics, such as Poles Cottolengo who staff the or more has been contributed in or Italians. center, parents and some of the the name of that person to In a statement issued here, youngsters will be present Marian Center. A separate the Milwaukee-based Catholic during the sale which benefits record is then forwarded to League Charged that the the school located in North Mrs. Bradley who will EEOC selectively enforces the Dade County. acknowledge receipt of the provisions of the 1964 Civil Meanwhile, members of donation and replace the card Right Act requiring equal the Marian Center Auxiliary used. All donations are tax employment opportunity have initiated a new project deductible. regardless of race; color, which they hope will provide a religion, national origin or sex. steady stream of donations Those participating in the By Stressing dis- throughout the year for the plan will be remembered by the crimination on the grounds school, only such institution for mentally retarded children in of color, race and sex, "the mentally retarded under special Masses offered at the EEOC has created 'popular' Catholic auspices in the Center. minorities, totally ignoring the southeast U.S. Mrs. Bradley may be plight of ethnic Catholic," the According to Mrs. Edward League said. contacted at 9332 Bay Dr., Bradley, chairman for the Surfside, Fla. 33154.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10, 1976 / Page 3 'Holy Spirit Renewal' Week set for Sunrise SUNRISE —A "Week of wisdom of God' (I Cor. 1)." Renewal in the Holy Spirit" is As well as the general scheduled at St. Bernard morning and evening sessions Church, 8371 NW 24 St., each day, an extra session for Monday through Friday, Dec. women is being planned for 13-17, at 10 a.m., and at 7:30 afternoons at 1 p.m., and on p.m. Wednesday evening, Dec. 15, a Father George DePrizio, special message for youth will C.S.C., and Father James be included. Burke, O.P., who are widely "We extend an invitation known for their writings and to all," declares Father work in Charismatic Renewal Hourigan, "to be individually Priests of the Archdiocese of Miami meet to Bresnahan, O.S.A., Father John through conferences, missions, renewed, especially during discuss and be briefed on Family Life Januszewski, Father Brendan Dalton, retreats and ecumenical Advent, to be renewed by the Bureau projects. From left, Father James Father Edmond Whyte, Father Ronald Reynolds, Father Timothy Lynch, Father Pusak, and Father Richard Sudlik, O.M.I. ministry, will conduct the week. power of the Holy Spirit." Daniel Kubala, the late Father John "This opportunity," says Father Michael Hourigan, pastor, "during the season of Advent is being offered to all Children wait in silence for catechists men, women and youth of all Presently, in Dade and Father Vitucci. "No matter mankind. Many though they 947-5043 or write to him at the churches to experience in Broward, there are over 100 how rich or poor we are, no may be, they wait un-noticed 14500 NE 11th Ave., North the Spirit that Jesus is Lord deaf children who would like to matter what the state of our for they wait in silence. These Miami 33161. through prayer, praise, participate in religious health is, we all have much to are the deaf children of God; "If you feel you can do teachings, counselling, and the education classes. be grateful for. Throughout our separated from the rest of the none of these yet still wish to ministry of healing of all Unfortunately, according to lives, parents and friends have family of Christ because of a share in our missionary work, maladies of 'body, soul and Father James Vitucci, director led us to the path of God. By lack of common com- we ask for your prayers," spirit' (I Thess. 5) in 'Christ, of the Apostolate for the Deaf, word and example we have munication." concludes Father Vitucci. "If the power of God and the "We have only three teachers become aware of a Presence If you are interested in you can say just one prayer a who can teach religion in sign that far exceeds any presence helping in religious education day for the Deaf Apostolate Vincentian store language. We need more and man can render. We have not for the deaf either as a teacher, then surely our work will until we have the man-power only been shown the wonders of an aid, a driver, or clerical prosper because you cared and 100% debt-free our children, not to mention our God, but through the time and work, call Father Vitucci at because you reached out." RIVIERA BEACH-Re- adult deaf, will be forced to generosity of others we have cent donations of $5,500 have continue to wait for in- learned the teachings of the completely liquidated the struction." Messiah. We are lucky and indebtedness of the cost of "As we are in the Advent blessed far beyond expectation. building the new St. Vincent de season," Father Vitucci notes, "But even in today's Paul Store operated here on Old "we are once again reminded progressive world, even in the Dixie Hwy. one block north of that the role of the Christian midst of the various forms of Blue Heron Blvd. today is one of witness. We communication, there still A member of the St. have been called, through remains many who still wait in Vincent de Paul Society who baptism, to join John the darkness for the coming of the prefers to remain anonymous Baptizer ift preparing the Lord. They wait and wait; they donated $5,000 and St. Joan of hearts of mankind for the yearn for someone to open up Arc parish, Boca Raton con- coming of the Lord Jesus the doors that lead to light and tributed $500. Christ. admit them into the family of "We are now 100 per cent "What better way is there free of debt," explained Francis to prepare for the return of the B. Geary, president of the Palm Lord than to teach others of his Chain Burglar Alarm Beach Particular Council. love and forgiveness," asks Commands. "Go Away!" to any in- 4 •»>•" truder. Easily moun- ted on door or win- dow. $3 95 Phone 681-2651

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Page 4 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, December 1D, 1976 South Florida Catholic groups fight to end world starvation of Simon's book. By ROBERT O'STEEN organizationn puts out printed "One day out of five each Voice News Editor materials keeping members up week we deal with the issue," In a world where millions to date on what's going on. she said. "I have two girls, of people are starving, what are "In this area, I have a film assigned each time to sum- Christians doing about it in strip and make presentations to marize a chapter of the book. America? interested groups," said Mrs. Then the class discusses it. Answer: Bread for the Oliver. Her number in Plan- "I expect to continue this World. tation is 792-3729. all year. I said I would continue Bread for the World is a Last year, she said, BFW it for at least a year and not Christian citizen movement members from all over the just touch on it and' then forget which seeks to promote nation sent in 240,000 letters to it. This fits into religion class government policies to help Congress supporting a Right- because it is living your faith, feed the hungry, and locally St. to-Food resolution, which the being concerned about other Maurice parish, Barry College legislators then passed. The people. students and Notre Dame impact on the Congress was Academy religion classes are "The kids are very en- said to be dramatic and far- thusiastic about it," she said. some of the groups involved in reaching. Bread for the World activities. "In the discussions some of THAT ACTION es- Students at Barry College involved in fighting world starvation them feel we should put more "THE PURPOSE of tablished the basic policy are Olga Rodriguez, of the Dominican Rep., publicity chair- emphasis on feeding our own BFW," said Mrs. Lucille that people have a right to food. person for the campus Bread for the World unit, and Betty Ann people here and some feel that Oliver, Broward County This year's BFW goal is to OeLappa of New Jersey, discussion chairperson. They are people abroad are more in need. talking about posters put up around campus. coordinator and member of St. implement that policy with "ONE OF THE Haitian Gregory's, is to educate people concrete action: namely, U.S. do any good to have a right-to- campus. girls said food sent to Haiti and raise their awareness of participation in a world food food policy if you don't do doesn't get to the poor people. hunger in the world and what "One of the main sources reserve program that would something about it," she said. of information on the subject She said the U.S. should make can be done about it, and then feed people in time of famine. "We meet every two weeks someone responsible to see that help citizens do something which we use," she said, "is the Sister Ann Bernard, and discuss the issue and what book, 'Bread for the World,' by the food gets where it is sup- about government policy library services coordinator at can be done. This is to help the posed to go." concerning food for the hungry. Arthur Simon, the executive Barry College, and organizer of students realize how they, as director of BFW." BFW, which is "The organization keeps a student unit of BFW, said: citizens, can affect public AT NOTRE DAME headquartered at 235 East 49th up with all the legislation af- "Our group got up about policy. We have discussions Academy, a high school for Street, N.Y., N.Y., 10017, fecting food and agriculture 400 letters at a Mass recently to and get information from the girls in Miami, Sister Donald would like to see the U.S. take and economic matters that bear send to Congress and the BFW newsletter and we plan Marie, senior religion teacher, the lead in. a world food reserve on food. We do lobbying also," president-elect to have a food action. We've also put up brings the hunger issue into her because of the nation's she said, adding that the reserve implemented. It doesn't posters and circulated flyers on religion classes through the use agricultural abundance. World hunger not an abstract for St. Maurice parishioners (Continued from page 1)" and would keep the program on To prepare and sensitize African mother allowing one of to participate in the coor- month we'll have to figure the a very personal basis. the parish, Lee spoke on two her newborn twins to die dination of one or more of the amount more carefully." Lee Hinderscheid has consecutive Sundays. The first because her undernourished programs. "THE MONEY is not that recently been appointed general Sunday a film from Catholic body has only enough milk for "We are looking for people important," observes Father chairman of the program by Relief Service On hunger was one child." sitting on the sidelines who Mulcahy, "We avoided a Father Mulcahy. shown with a few moments to While the medical might be interested in special collection because it's reflect and some comments. descriptions and definitions managing or supervising one of too easy to put a little extra Lee lived in Africa where The second Sunday, Lee might not be very pretty, Lee these projects," Lee notes. money in the collection but that he was faced with hungry spoke for about 15 minutes observed, neither is hunger. This concept also opens up doesn't raise consciousness. We people and with seeing working giving medical symptoms of the possibility that there might don't want this to be a one-shot people eating the bare hunger and definitions of "Our wish is that the be parishioners not active in deal but rather an on-going necessities. hunger as: program be on a permanent and one of the parish programs but awareness program." "The government is not "A MIGRANT worker in recurring basis in participating with some kind of expertise in Presently, St. Maurice is too generous with its money," South Florida working ten to relieve hunger nationally and world hunger or coordinating considering two parishes for its opines Lee. hours a day on an empty internationally," Lee adds. programs. Adopt-a-Parish program. During this time, Lee was stomach; a Nigerian tribesman "Our hope is that this program Fortunately, a few of the exposed to different hunger eating termites as a source of will even serve as a motivator The program is of parishioners work for airlines relief programs which served as protein; a 76-year-old disabled for other parishes to do paramount' importance to the and would be able to make on- a foundation for his in- widow unable to prepare her something positive about parish, according to Father site inspection to assess the volvement now. own meal waiting for neighbors hunger." Mulcahy, because, needs of the foreign parishes. 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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10, 1976 / Page 5 Starvation—who really cares?

Thousands of years ago Joseph advised unnecessary. 'l • Pharaoh to store up grains against a seven A nation that has been willing to spend year famine. billions of dollars on a war in Asia and Nothing has changed except that today billions to give a few people a round trip to more people are starving than the entire the moon should be willing to spend a population of the world in Joseph's day. modest amount to help feed starving or In the face of that fact, world nations undernourised people and spur other met in 1974 and talked about the problem,So nations to join in the struggle. far almost nothing else has been done. This is not a simple chore. There are a The most urgent thing needed is a world lot of technical and economic con- food reserve to feed people subject to fa mine siderations, but that is also true of wars and anywhere on the globe. This is a world space programs. problem and should be solved by all the At the local level there are things in- nations in cooperation. dividuals and groups can do. On pages 1 and But the United States sold over half the 3 of this issue of The Voice are articles on grain traded last year and such obvious what some people in the Archdiocese are abundance and our self-proclaimed concern doing about hunger. for a moral foreign policy throws us into the St. Maurice parish has under way a natural position of the leadership role in model program other parishes might want food for the hungry. to consider. Their program consists of se- For example, in 1965-66, poor crops in veral projects with several forms of par- Russia and South Asia created a great ticipation in the crucial area of hunger. demand for grain above that year's Father Mulcahy, pastor, said, "Our production. But because of ample reserves programs are continuous. We don't want to the 35 million tons of grains was available to just wait until Christmas and get all guilty >•: prevent tragedy,with negligible effects on and take up an offering, then forget about it prices. the rest of the year. There are 5 million feed their brother but also enrich the parish However, under the Nixon ad- dying each year from hunger." pastoral and spiritual life. ministration reserves in this country were Their program consists of participation We urge all parishes and groups to allowed to dwindle when weather conditions in Bread for the World which gets citizens consider such projects or those of their own had reduced world production by 23 million involved in pushing their government into devising. tons which drove prices to triple and meaningful action, plus several other As Father Mulcahy said, "It is high quadruple, driving poorer nations out of the projects the parish itself has developed. time the church started taking the problem market. The point is that these projects get a lot of hunger seriously." This kind of situation is ridiculous and of people involved and not only help people Right on.

By Fr. John Reedy, CSC

Why was Pope St. Pius V's Moss changed?

Q. Would you please table of God's ward"; and that revising the Mass is further Q. My husband just Such persons may be explain why the Latin Mass of a rite for concelebration by evidence that their un- finished a heated reaction to totally incapable of judging the Pope St. Pius V was not many priests be incorporated derstanding of the Mass is one your answer concerning the seriousness of any sin, or even translated into English or other into the new missal. step above superstition. It also scrupulous lady, and her worry of judging whether there was a native tongues, rather than In other words, just as proves they know nothing of about what is a sin. Other sin at all. It can be highly trample it underfoot? I un- Pius V saw the need for action the history of the Church or of priests had told her that she questionable whether an in- derstand and know there was a in his day, Paul VI today, along the liturgy. should go to Communion, no dividual so disraught and curse also that no one could with the bishops, felt strongly When Pius V issued his matter what sins she thought emotional entangled is ever change the Mass, and if that the so-called Tridentine edition of the Roman Missal, he she committed. You said she psychically capable of serious they did they would suffer the Mass lacked too many of these pleaded that it be an in- should follow their advice. sin. If you recall your Baltimore curse. (111.) We think you should have Catechism, two requirements A. At the Second Vatican insisted that one does not go to for mortal sin are sufficient Council, the bishops of the Communion with a mortal sin, therefore, described how a world laid down the rules for QUESTION CORNER and then approached the scrupulous person may react. the revision of the Mass. These possibility that she may be The answer obviously does not requirements are found in the scrupulous. (Mo.) apply to anyone not afflicted constitution Sacrosanctum A. Answers to questions with this emotional problem. Concilium. elements to serve well the strument of liturgical unity and appearing in this column are The revised missal, they liturgical and spiritual renewal a witness to purity of worship worded very carefully to Q. Do I have to tell the said, should be drawn up so of modern Catholics. in the Church. Paul VI did the respond as directly as possible priest in confession that I have that both texts and rites It is more than a little sad, same when he issued the to what was asked. Without contracted V.D.? Is it a sin to "express more clearly the holy and a testimony to the current one after Vatican II. writing a book each week, it is catch V.D. from your husband? things they signify"; that the shallowness of the faith of The "legitimate variations and impossible to repeat the entire (Mass.) several parts of the Mass many Catholics, that the adaptations" allowed for in the theological background of A. It is obviously no sin to should be clear as to their Eucharistic altar, the great new rite, were themselves a every answer. I must hope, and catch V.D. The sin, if there is nature and purpose, and how sign of Catholic unity, should basis for hope, he said, that the assume, that readers inspect one, is in the morality of the they are connected together; become the stage for revisions "will be received by carefully what is said, and not sexual relationship itself, which that the active participation of belligerence, and even rejection the faithful as a help and attempt to apply the response transmitted the disease. It the faithful be more easily of the authority of Jesus in the witness to the common unity of to something entirely different. would be very wrong, of course, accomplished; that the person of the Holy Father and all." On the opinion of at least a to expose someone else to the "treasures of the Bible be others who have the respon- few priests, the lady in question disease, or to refuse to obtain opened up more lavishly, so sibility of guidance in the Every sincere Catholic will is a victim of some real proper care for oneself when it that richer fare may be Church. The fact that some can do everything possible to make scrupulosity. It also came is known the disease has been provided for the faithful at the even speak of a "curse" for that happen. through in her letter to me. contracted. Page 6 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,197B Church was 'dying' in 1870s too

By Msgr. James Then, when Pius IX, a man of superb about to cause a widespread schism are known J. Walsh courage, made public his desire to hold the first only to history students today. The Neogallicans ecumenical council in 300 years, even his friends and the Ultramontanes, so vocal and apparently Those who are still fearful about the survival thought he had taken leave of his senses. Rome so strong, withered like weeds. of the Church in our chaotic times should dip into then was surrounded with troops. The Pied- DESPITE THE harm they did at that time, the history of 100 years ago. montese were threatening occupation of Rome, despite the opposition of Napoleon in France, In the mid 1870s, some very brainy people in and Napoleon was threatening the Piedmontese. Lord Acton in England, despite the fact that Europe were predicting the end of the papacy in At the announcement of the Council, almost every many bishop left Rome before the final session so the near future. So much adversity had government in Europe made public its that they would not have to take a public stand characterized the long reign of Pope Pius IX that displeasure, and political intrigue immediately against the Pope, the definition was made. Only those who studied signs of disaster were sure, at was set in motion to diminish strong influences. two bishops out of 533 voted against it, and when long last, the Church was afflicted with a The stage was set for a critical showdown. the new constitution was read aloud to the malignant disease. This brought on considerable Vatican I began 107 years ago this week. The assembly at the last session, both of them went rejoicing, as enemies prepared for the greatest only thing most people know about the brief forward to the Pope and gave their assent. wake in history. meeting was that it defined infallibility. And As we look back 100 years now, we can see No doubt about it, the Church appeared then infallibility was not even on the agenda's first quite clearly that the major disasters the Church in frightful shape. Historians say that a "long draft. An unexpected series of proposals by endured at that time were indeed divinely series of disasters" beset the Church politically in bishops demanded it be brought to the floor. wrapped blessings. The lessening of political those years, and in nearly every country her HISTORIANS tell us that Pius IX himself influence, the loss of the papal states, when esteem had sunk to an alarming low. at first did not favor treating the explosive Vatican I was brought to an abrupt end in July PIUS IX precipitated the death warnings subject. He was mainly concerned with getting 1870, gave the Church a new freedom. Her in- when he stirred up a storm of hostility in together 800 bishops to clarify the nature of the dependent authority had been strongly asserted solemnly defining the doctrine of the Im- Church and of her teaching authority. He wanted in Vatican I, and her internal government was maculate Conception in 1854. Men like Disraeli to reassert fundamental Christian doctrines, strengthened against the growing encroachments found in the "absurd definition" reason to suspect which were currently under attack. of secular states. , the Church was indeed on its way out. These were Hence, the attention of the bishops was VATICAN II never would have been the times, too, when rationalism and naturalism turned to the non-Christian philosophies which possible except for these unique advances. As it were reaching a peak of influence, and those who had developed in the 300 years since the Council turned out, Vatican II was the freest council in worshipped reason and had no time for faith of Trent. Christian history, free from entanglements with always had considered the Church a deadly Within four, months the bishops came up governments, free in the expression of opinion enemy, whose early demise was ardently to be with a presentation of the unique supernatural within the aula. hoped for. character of revelation. When the subject of The worries of a century ago put our In 1858 Darwin's theories on the origin of infallibility came up out of turn, controversy problems in clearer perspective. Our critical species seemed to many to offer the long looked seemed likely to split the Church in two. Most of situation looks brighter when seen against the for alternative to Christian teaching about the conflict was about the opportunness of turbulent generation of Vatican I. creation. In the same year, the phenomenon of the defining it, not about the doctrine itself. Even If you are looking for winter reading that can Lourdes apparitions, instead of stirring up faith Cardinal Newman thought a solemn definition strengthen your faith in the Church's divine in the supernatural, had the opposite effect of would harm relationships with Protestants. support, read Philip Hughes, "The Church in heaping ridicule on "the Church of superstition History teaches us another impressive Crisis" and E.E. Hales, "The Catholic Church in and imagination." lesson. The two opposing parties who seemed the Modern World." By Dale Francis Are we going too heavy on deacons? \

When Archbishop Jean rushed it hard, have or- it is used in many parishes as done today. Like any good executive, Jadot, the . apostolic dained a great many men just a way to hurry the But I believe in the he'd let detailed work be delegate, spoke at the and don't know yet what the people through the Com- involvement of the laity. done by others. The parish bishops' meeting, he warned long range prospects are. It munion line. If there is one What way? Doing things could hire a competent of the coming shortage of wouldn't be wise to move to thing in this day of a kind of they know how to do as well secretary and bookkeeper priests and said there must ordination of thousands a casualness towards the or better than priests. who kept the books and be an increasing involvement more not knowing exactly Eucharist that we don't need Priests shouldn't have to be records. of the laity in the work of the what we are doing. it is something to hurry handling problems of Church. IT SEEMS to me that people in reception of finance, housekeeping and I'm all for that but I do Archbishop Jadot may have Communion. It already the hundred and one'other THEN PRIESTS would j hope that the laity will be mentioned permanent moves like a cafeteria line, tasks that now burden them. be freed to do the work for used in ways that will give deacons as one of the ways devoid of anything to remind They shouldn't have to be which they are trained and priests more time to do what help could come from the the people they are truly keeping the books, the prepared by ordination. they are qualified to do best laity and extraordinary receiving Our Lord. So you records. There are lay people They could spend sufficient and not as substitutes for ministers of Communion as get two or three more lines who could do these things. time to get homilies that are priests. another. It may be that going and that gets the The pastor could still keep carefully thought out, not The lay diaconate can extraordinary ministers of people out to the parking an executive's hand on these thrown together on the run. give real help in a parish but Communion are a way of lots maybe two or three things but he could delegate They could get out into the obviously there can't be helping meet the priest minutes earlier. authority, let the work be parish to visit people who enough lay deacons to serve shortage—but I doubt it. THEN I'VE been in done by people who by need them. They could everywhere. At least, I hope When they are used to bring parishes where the priest, training and experience are become more fully priests not. We've rushed into the Communion to the ill in once there were even two probably better equipped to and not parish handymen. lay diaconate in rather homes, hospitals and nurs- priests, sat down while lay do the work than the pastor substantial numbers ing homes, they do help. people distributed Com- is. already —there are more But most are used to munion. That not only is The parish council could The laity is needed, permanent deacons in this distribute Communion at something that the in- handle problems of finance, should be used, but let's not country than all the rest of Sunday Mass. The in- struction said should not be take care of the multiple panic and think lay people the world ^without really struction that provides for done, it at least symbolically housekeeping tasks for must become substitute knowing if problems may this emphasizes it should be moves the priest one step parish, rectory and school. priests. Let priests be priests develop or if this is best for something for extraordinary further from the people, The pastor wouldn't be and let the laity take on the Church. It may be. I'm situations. which is another thing that surrendering ultimate responsibilities priests just saying we've already My own observation is is exactly what shouldn't be authority and responsibility. shouldn't have to do.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, December 10, 1976 /Page 7 By Fr. John Dietzen I Some people unhappy 1 without knowing why m runs through many of these own expectations, these not, many of us are they faced at 20. They After a long con- lives. It is one which, in my adjustments in the middle challenged to take a new look understood that many versation with a vaguely own circumstances, I have years did not seem so at our lives, make new decisions of today are unhappy friend, I started to experienced. common or so necessary. decisions, initiate new ac- conditioned by past think about the surprising For many of us who are Family life between tivities on a year to year experience and past com- number of people I know in our middle years or older, generations seemed more basis. mitments. But they decided whose lives fit this there seems to be a common predictable; the respon- The people in our lives, to face up to the choices and description —vaguely un- need to face a painful sibilities and roles could be the responsibilities we have the circumstances of today happy. decision. It's the decision anticipated. The demands of carried, the capabilities we in a realistic way. My friend, and the that new choices, new in- earning a living and making have developed, all these FOR THESE PEOPLE, others who come to mind, are volvements, new enga- do with a household budget things seem to pass much the particular decisions they not facing severe hardships gements are called for at provided their own more quickly than they did make seem less important or tragic crises in their lives. a time when many of us satisfaction, without many in earlier years. than the fact that they have For the most part, they are would like to find our choices being available. WE ARE LEFT with a overcome that obstacle of reasonably secure in their satisfaction in familiar OUR FRIENDS seemed choice of adjusting to the wanting to live with the relationships, in their activities and relationships. to be a more stable com- decisions that are presented comfortable and the familiar. finances, in their work. We tend to think that munity with which we could today or of living with the They seem to experience a Yet, there is this vague, we made our basic decisions, live comfortably, without too realization that much of the breakthrough which brings a unfocused dissatisfaction established our basic many surprises, without the meaning has faded from our new enthusiasm, a new which seems to be eating relationships years ago. need for too many ad- lives while we still have tolerance and openness away at their lives beneath Patterns have been set; justments on our part. years ahead of us. which surprises and the surface. At times, it we've discovered our Today, for many of my The ironic thing is that challenges the people who causes problems in limitations and abilities; in friends, those patterns are the cause of this vague have known them. marriages and jobs but its many ways we've come to much less clear; their lives, unhappiness can also be a From a religious point greatest damage seems to be terms with our lives and activities, involvements are source of new vitality for of view, the breakthrough in that center of personal ourselves. much more fluid. And, if many people, once they face makes good sense. God gives identity where we experience And it's painful to they don't face up to this up to the reality of the us new opportunities for life satisfaction, purpose, en- shake up those patterns, to fact realistically, the changes situation. and service each day. The thusiasm in what we are start in on new activities and can be very uncomfortable. I have known men and Christian calling is not to a doing. involvements which always The adjustment can create women who were unwilling comfortable, predictable THIS IS PROBABLY require a lot of energy, which this vague unhappiness, to settle for the satisfactions routine. It is a vocation to an exercise in amateur usually involve new risks. whose cause is often of the past. They realized live the choices of today with psychology, but I see signs In earlier times, those unrecognized. that their choices at 45 or 55 appreciation and respon- of a common difficulty which which shaped many of our Whether we like it or were not the same as those sibility. Willingness to kill widespread in the U.S. By JUDY EDINGER those who acknowledged related to abortion, euthanasia, of the total queried, responded more than the Emancipation OAK BROOK, 111.- having deliberately killed suicide, homosexuality and the he said. Proclamation abolished slavery (NC) —Willingness to kill is someone —usually during treatment of the aged point in Of the 90 hospitals that overnight, he asserted. becoming more widespread in military service —or having this direction, he said. said they have no family U.S. society, a psychology tried to do so. Those who had Homosexuality is being planning services, 18 were professor told Catholic never killed or tried to were in promoted because "its product "very vehement" in stating "Doctors are the worst physicians meeting here. the second group. is so sterile," he said. Because opposition to such services, he counselors in history," he said, Research suggests that Of those who had killed of deaths from lung cancer, he added. including himself. "My bias from 25 percent to 45 percent of before, 45 percent said they added, "No society could afford Their comments indicate a shows all over the place. As the population would kill would murder for money and to totally ban smoking." need for education about soon as you let your biases someone who unknown to them their average price was $20,000 A survey of periodical natural family planning, or show, you're not selling very for money when no one else Cameron said. Of those who articles dealing with suicide "conception management," as much," he said. Doctors are would know what they had had never killed or tried to, 25 found that it "exploded as a the improved rhythm methods authority figures who tell done, Dr. Paul Cameron, percent said they would and topic in the 50s" after a are called, Lynch said. people what to do, but this is professor of psychology at their average price was $50,000. previous post-Depression Natural family planning not the approach to take in Fuller Theological Seminary in "Lethality feeds upon period of disinterest, he said. methods, understood and counseling pregnant teenagers, Pasadena, Calif, told the annual itself," Cameron said. Besides an increase in the practiced properly, require a he explained. meeting of the National Estimating that about 20 number of articles, their tone minimum period of abstinence Federation of Catholic million persons in the United changed from negative to from sexual - intercourse for The troubled girl is looking Physicians' Guilds. States have killed human "neutral-positive," he said. those who don't want to for a friend, he said. "You have Cameron said that while he beings in various situations, This mass media en- conceive a child, he said. People to meet them personally and was teaching at St. Mary's particularly in military service, couragement of suicide and have to be educated to realize get them talking, and listen and College, Emmitsburg, Md., he he said they retain a greater homosexuality, he said, is that abstinence is "a part of listen and listen," he em- conducted a survey whose willingness to kill and their influencing young' people. He everyone's life" and is not phasized. Young girls will results point to a disregard for attitudes "influence our society pointed out that the suicide bizarre or strange, he added. figure out their own solutions the value of human life in U.S. in a deathward direction." rate among teenagers has DURING a session by talking about them, defining society. Pointing out that the doubled since 1960. devoted to teenage pregnancy, the problem carefully. They To 200 persons around proportion of those in the ANOTHER speaker, Dr. Dr. John Hillabrand, medical don't want to be forced into Andrews Air Force Base near United States who produce William Lynch, assistant director of Alternatives to having an abortion or not Washington, D.C. in 1975 and material goods dropped from 33 professor obstetrics and Abortion, Inc., advised having one, he said. to another 452 persons in St. percent in 1850 to 12 percent in gynecology at Tufts University physicians on counselling Mary's County, Md., this year, 1975, Cameron said: "In a Medical School and a member pregnant teenagers. "Don't preach. How it he posed the question: "What society hot on cost accounting, of the board of the Human Life "If you are really pro-life happened is irrelevant to you," is the least amount of money it isn't unreasonable to expect Foundation, said a recent and you really want to do Hillabrand advised. "Maintain you would take to push a efforts will be taken to reduce survey he made indicated that something and you want to confidence in this situation as button to kill a person inside a the number of men and most Catholic hospitals in the rescue these babies, you have to in any other." These girls can black box—(no one would ever women." United States offer no family talk with the custodians, their be helped "if you reach out to know what you did)?" HE WARNED that what planning services. mothers," he said. A con- them" and they will develop a THE PEOPLE in- happened in Germany during Questionnaires were sent stitutional amendment isn't value system that cannot be terviewed were divided into two Hitler's regime could happen in to hospitals in all 50 states and going to change society's at- preached to them, Hillabrand groups. One group included the United States. Trends 112 institutions, or 86 percent titude toward abortion any said.

Page 8 / Miami, florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,1976 St. Juliana Church, West Palm Beach, plans 25th jubilee WEST PALM BEACH- In 1969, under the Twenty-five years ago St. supervision of Msgr. Bernard Juliana Church and school McGrenehan, V.F., then located at 4500 S. Dixie Hwy. pastor, a new rectory with were dedicated. This Sunday, administrative offices was built Dec. 12, parishioners and and the original school building friends will observe the silver and church were renovated. St. Juliana parish plant in West Palm Beach. anniversary of that event. Coadjutor Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy will be the principal celebrant of Concelebrated Mass at 12:15 p.m. Concelebrating with him will be Msgr. William F. DEDUCT UP TO McKeever, pastor, and present and former assistant pastors. Father John F. McKeown, a former pastor, will preach the 1500 A YEAR ON YOUR INCOME TAX homily. A parish picnic will follow on the 12-acre grounds of the parish plant. WHILE YOU SAVE FOR RETIREMENT. Established in 1949, the parish had its early beginnings in the Carefree Theater on the IRA. First Federal of Miami's do-it-yourself retirement plan. corner of Dixie Hwy. and If you're not an active participant in a retire AFTER 10 YEARS AFTER~20 YEARS T AFTER 30 YEARS Flamingo Dr., jokingly referred INTEREST NORMAL NORMAL |NORMAL to be the first pastor, the late ment or profit-sharing plan where you work, RATE IRA SAVINGS IRA SAVINGS IRA _ JSAVINGS Father Patrick D. O'Brien, as your later years could be very lean ones. So 5.25% S20.249 S14.081 S54.479 S35.OO8 | SI 12.3401 S66.113 "St. Carefree Church." When 7.75% S23-545 S15.758 S74.646 S44.098 S185.558 I S95.067 Father McKeown was named open an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) pastor in 1950 he supervised ATTENTION EMPLOYERS. the building of the church, at First Federal of Miami. SAVEUPT0s1500AYEAR.TAX-DEDUCTIBLE. If you have stopped or plan to stop your com- Women ask pany retirement plan because of increasing Bishops to push Deposit as much as 15% of your gross annual compensation up to $1500 in your IRA. Every legal requirements, or if you're thinking of WICS units cent you deposit is tax-deductible. And you're startingan employee retirement plan, consider Members of the National earning a tax-deferred 5.2 5 % to 7.7 5 % annual our Group Individual Retirement Account Council of Catholic Women (GIRA).It's more flexible than a conventional have asked the U.S. hierarchy interest, depending on which savings plan to renew efforts to activate you choose. plan, and you have no employee reports or Women in Community Service forms to fill out. in every diocese in the nation. PAY NO TAXES AT ALL UNTIL RETIREMENT. During the recent meeting HURRY. DEPOSITS MUST RE MADE DY of the U.S. Bishops Mrs. All taxes on your IRA and on the interest it DECEMDER 31 TO RE DEDUCTIBLE THIS YEAR. Arthur Horsell, NCCW accumulates are tax-deferred. You pay no tax president; and Mrs. Noelie Come to any office of First Federal of Miami Driscoll, a member of the WICS until your funds are withdrawn when you re- and open your Individual Retirement Account. board of directors, requested tire (between the ages of 59/6 and 70%). As Coadjutor Archbishop Edward Or call 577-6469. Or mail the coupon today A. McCarthy, chairman of the you receive your funds, they will be taxed as NCCB Committee on the Laity, ordinary income. But since you'll probably be for a free brochure. to urge his fellow bishops to -—Clip and mail today.- support the program • in a lower tax bracket then, your taxes should Special Account Services In response Archbishop be far less. First Federal of Miami McCarthy told the delegates One S.E. Third Avenue that he had been in favor of YOUR SAVINGS, UNTAXED, Miami. Florida 33131 WICS since it began in 1964 Please send me information on • IRA • GIRA. and that he would encourage GROW FASTER AND GREATER. bishops to support it. Assume that you're in the 2 5% tax bracket and In the Archdiocese of Name Miami, members of the Miami wish to deposit $1500 at the beginning of each Archdiocesan Council of year. With IRA, your full $1500, untaxed, is Catholic Women were among Address the first in the nation to aid deposited and interest accumulates tax-de- underprivileged young women City Zip through WICS. In 1965 a Job ferred, with daily compounding. Without IRA, Corps Center was opened in an your $1500 is reduced by taxes to $1125, and archdiocesan building on West State Phone Flagler Street in quarters all interest is taxable. Just look at the difference! donated by Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll, school and convent, facilities dedicated on Dec. 8, 1951. First classes, taught by the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. First Federal Augustine, began on Jan. 8, 1952. Increased enrollment of Miami necessitated a school addition Where people come first completed early in 1960. In First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Miami. America's oldest Federal, largest in the South. W.H.Walker Jr.. Chairman. Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. DOWNTOWN MAIN addition a Marian School for OFFICE: One SE. 3rd Ave. DOWNTOWN N.E. 1ST AVENUE 100 N.E 1st Ave. N.E 183RD STREET 18301 Biscayne Blvd. WINSTON TOWERS: 17395 N. Bay Rd, Miami Beach. NORTH MIAMI: 900 N.E 125th St. WESTLAND: Westland Shopping Center. Hialeah. LITTLE RIVER: 8380 N.E. 2nd Ave. N.W. 17TH AVENUE 1400 N.W. 17th Ave CORAL WAY: 2750 SW 22nd St. KENDALL: Dadeland Shopping the mentally retarded was Center CORAL REEF: 15101 S. Dixie Hwy. HOMESTEAD: 28875 S. Federal Hwy. Homestead PALM-AIRE: Pompano Pkwy. at Race Trick Rd. Pompano Beach BOCA RATON: 16 E. 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NEW YORK-(NC)- "Our whole educational education becomes just another Adult religious education is an system needs to be looked at in institution within society." important part of the the light of the future," said A PANEL reviewing movement of millions of Cynthia C. Wedel, a developments in adult Americans back to the copresident of the World education featured talks by classroom for continuing Council of Churches and Father James R. Schaefer, education courses and national chairman of Volun- director of the adult religious programs. teers for the American Red education division of the arch- Cross. She spoke at a general diocese of Baltimore; the Rev. This was the view of session of the congress. Kenneth Stokes, a Protestant religious specialists at an "Knowledge is expanding education consultant of unprecedented five-day and changing faster than most Bloomington, Minn., and Bicentennial Adult Continuing of us can grasp...We must Samuel Cohen of the American Education Congress (CAPS) discover how to teach Zionist Federation of New here, cosponsored by the children —and most adults- York. National Association of Public how to think for them- Father Schaefer said that Continuing and Adult selves...Continuing education among current critical issues in Education (NAPCAE) and the needs to become a part of the Catholic adult religious Adult Education Association of lifestyle of every American, education, uncovered by a U.S. even into advanced old age." Delegates to the National Youth Pro-life Coalition in the U.S.A. More than 2,500 Catholic Conference task force, Fort Mitchell, Ky., try to conquer a four-inch curb persons attended the congress RELIGIOUS bodies in were these: during a wheelchair obstacle course. The exercise was at the Americana Hotel. this country, Dr. Wedel ob- — A dearth of Pro- designed to sensitize them to the problems faced by AMONG participating served, "still have contact with, fessionals and para- the handicapped. Don Cleary (in black), who has been organizations in the Nov. 18-22 and a sizeable influence upon, a professional leaders of confined to a wheelchair all his life, advises them, "Do meeting was the Religious large portion of the population. Catholic adult education at all a wheelie, and be careful." Education Association, which We could, if we would, join levels; met concurrently and held hands with educators to begin — The problem of the "update" meeting on adult to change things. If we could Church's authoritarian style Music copyright 'expert' urged religious education in Catholic, paint a clear portrait of the being prohibitive to adult Protestant and Jewish adult man and woman of religious education growth; The Federation of discussion outside the congregations and deno- tomorrow, we could begin in — The question of Diocesan Liturgical Com- workshop sessions centered on minations. many ways to help people spirituality and leaving missions (FDLC) in In- problems related to the recent become truly adult." everything "to prayer" as dianapolis, called for ap- law suit filed by a liturgical At an earlier prayer break- encouraging dependence and pointment of a national music publisher, charging Turkish quake fast, Dr. Wedel stressed the lack of adult religious "facilitator to simplify the Catholic sources in Chicago emergence of "new values of a educational growth; process of obtaining copyright with violations of copyright 'saddens' Pope very high order" in American — Motivation for adult permission" and the use of such laws. life. She emphasized openness, religious growth, particularly a facilitator on the local level VATICAN CITY —(NC) — honesty, more appreciation of the problem of apathy, and "to insure that all American Pope Paul VI sent a message of individual worth, cooperation, — Conflict between parishes are using legal music." sympathy to Turkish president and the appreciation of the Catholic traditions of authority Though the FDLC's national Fahri Koruturk following the value of variety as part of a and the adult education process meeting here was intended to recent earthquake which trend away from a tendency in which emphasizes freedom and focus on the new rite of ROXf-SAStH claimed more than 3,000 lives in the recent past to "bemoan the personal self-direction. 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Page' 10f-Miami, 'Florida f TUB VG< CE-A Friday, December tt;. W76 i •. Advent conversion theme focus is on 'Metanoia' (This is one in a series of God, as if God were somehow most important, is turning Advent features, viewing the appeased or satisfied by seeing again to God, simply telling Sacrament of Penance in the us grovel. Only a mentally ill him: I've come back. spirit of the pre-Christmas parent takes delight and Remember the prodigal season.) satisfaction from a child's son? The young bounder had all discomfort, shame, and kinds of repentant speeches This Sunday's Gospel prepared, but he hardly had the talks about conversion—a chance to begin them. The favorite Advent theme, Metanoia, conversion of J father "saw him coming from a especially with John the heart, is not only turn- i distance," and cared about only Baptist, and a much-too- ing from something, it j one thing. "My son who was neglected part of the sacrament is also turning to ' gone has returned." something, or someone. \ of Penance. What a difference this Conversion means simply our feelings debasement, even after a wrong use of, the to something else. is done. Look at the mother sacrament of Reconciliation. Conversion of heart is a whose child has offended her. It's the only way we can beautiful and satisfying thing. The only thing she really achieve what the Advent Cominy It is a condition of that joy St. wants, the only thing ever season points us toward. As the Paul urges on his people: wanted by someone who loves Church tells us in the in- "Rejoice in the Lord always!" us, is that we turn back — a troduction to the new Rite of There is, in fact, a Greek word conversion. Penace, "We can only approach the Kingdom of Christ by that the Church likes to use Where, we might wonder, did our sorrow go wrong? Its metanoia. This is a profound these days says the same thing. change of the whole person by That word is "metanoia," from problem was that it went only half way. Metanoia, conversion which one begins to consider, the verb "metanoein," which judge, and arrange his life means to change one's heart, to of heart, is not only turning FROM something, it is also according to the holiness and shift one's point of view. love of God, made manifest in I don't know about you, turning TO something, or someone. Abhorring our sin, his Son in the last days, and but I have to admit that and ourselves for committing given to us in abundance." conversion of heart, or the sin, is only half the story. John the Baptist would metanoia, had precious little The second half, and by far the place in my understanding of have liked that! the sacrament of Penance in grade school, or even in the seminary. The nearest we came The Christmas Gift to it was something called "a firm purpose of amendment," a that Lasts and Lasts and Lasts declaration that "I won't do it again." And this in turn was closely tied together with "being sorry for my sins." Now, there's nothing wrong with being sorry for one's sins. But what a sorry kind of sorrow most of us felt we were bound to. Remember how we used to ask ourselves, especially in the face of more serious sin: Am I REALLY sorry? Our un- derstanding seemed to be that the essential for God's forgiveness was that we crawl low enough. Only when we felt sufficiently cheap, depending on the size of our sin, could we confidently approach the sacrament and expect God's pardon. In other words, for many Catholics, if not most, self- debasement was the key. To the extent this attitude was (or is?) present in our approach to the sacrament of Reconciliation, to that extent it is an insult to

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICED Friday, December JO, 1976-/. Page 11. 'Hateful' anti-Church drive blasted by Bishops ByJOHNMUTHIG shelters, constructed with catechism class or holy Mass ministry. The fact that young trash. and other religious functions." workers are offered tourist ROME-(NC)-In a This year alone, Poland's LAST summer some outings or made to work on strongly worded pastoral letter 27 dioceses have asked per- Catholic youths attending Sundays was seen by the read in all churches in Poland mission to build about 500 state-run summer camps were bishops as a further attempt to Nov. 28, the Polish Bishops churches and chapels, but most forced to remove religious curb religious practice among have appealed to Catholics to of the request have been medals and crosses they were youth. oppose their government's refused. wearing; the letter added. "We beg you," the bishops "hateful, brutal campaign" The pastoral letter also The letter condemned concluded in the pastoral letter against the Church. severely condemned religious government attempts to draft to Polish Catholics, "to confess The letter, released here by discrimination on the job. seminarians into the armed your faith in Christ the Rome press office of the "The exercising of certain forces, a move which is against courageously and faithfully. Polish bishops, was the professions and the attainment existing Church-State Watch over the catechesis strongest yet in a series of of various positions — agreements, according to the (Religious Education) of recent public statements by the especially those on the bishops. children and youth. Cultivate bishops or their leader, Car- management level —are It also charged that the holy faith in families, and dinal Stefan Wyszynski, ex- reserved almost entirely to university students are being above all, defend the faith with pressing disagreement with fervent prayers. We urge you to Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski persons who declare themselves dissuaded from seeking out government policies. to be nonbelievers or non- services of Catholic campus pray in community." IT WAS seen as the efforts to keep a lid on national practicing Catholics," the bishops' response to Com- unrest. Bishops charged. munist party chief Edward In its pastoral, the Gierek's recent pleas for "PROMOTION in some bishops' conference clearly sectors hinges on belonging to Church support in his efforts to warned Gierek that "new calm social unrest in Poland. socio-political organizations methods" in the campaign which require their members to In the frank 10-page letter, against religions "are also be atheists, to end Church WHERE ELSE i the bishops listed the principal blocking social and economic attendance and to stop the elements in what they called a reforms since they stir unrest religious education of their Could you get a stepped-up program to and opposition toward the children." / Cat Basket "politically atheize" Poland. government." 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By FATHER ALFRED McBRIDE, O.PRAEM. Every age looks for a messiah, for a savior. The reason is that no period of history is without profound needs that call for a cure. Chaotic times demand someone to put life back in order. Wars trumpet for savior leaders. Diseased people cry out for saving healers. Tormented neurotics and Politicians "seek, seize and exercise power over psychotics plead for psychological messiahs. Conscience-smitten sinners search out redeemers. others..Christ Jesus faces up to that power with a Hence messiahs come in many shapes: Kings non-violent Cross. Jesus opens himself to the possi- generals, doctors, counselors, saints. Different bility of betrayal and denial and then turns a hopeful strokes for different folks. and forgiving glance at the very ones who let him People with deeply felt needs perceive an down." aura around the savior who comes to help them. It is an aura so palpable that it seems to be an invisible anointing with oil. An anointing with debaucheries of the Roman emperor? Who can fail comes to a political statement is in his render to charisma—or chrism, an old word for oil. So their to sympathize with their native pride and their Caesar's statement and his reminder to Pilate many and varied messiahs are anointed ones, desire for self determination? that God's power is far more important than that endowed from some mysterious origin with the Contemporary society has seen the end of of earthly princes. power to rescue them. This is why the Bible calls colonialism by the powers of Western Europe. Herein is the key to the messiahship of Jesus. messiahs "christs" or anointed ones. The sun does set now on the British empire as well Politicians—even messianic ones—seek, seize and NO DIFFERENT from ourselves, biblical as many of the order ones. The decline of that exercise power over others. Christ Jesus says and people saw different kinds of Christs from varied colonialism has yielded place to the rise of acts out the position that vulnerability is the needs. Great kings, like David, were "christs" in Communist colonialism. People behind the iron answer to coercive power. The five wounds of the the sense that they seemed anointed by God to curtain quite justifiably could yearn for a political cross are his answer to the five-point plans of the respond to heartfelt yearnings. No less was this messiah who would free them from Russian coercively powerful. Politicians will not allow true of prophets, like Isaiah, who came to assume imperialism. betrayal. They hang traitors. Jesus opens himself spiritual leadership. ON THE OTHER hand, social critics point to the possibility of betrayal and denial and then When all is said and done, people either look out that the North Atlantic nations exert a new turns a hopeful and forgiving glance on the very for a king or a prophet, for a political messiah or a kind of colonialism, an economic one against the ones who let him down. spiritual one. On balance, people seem to prefer nations of the third world. Who can blame the DO WE WANT to see the saving power of political messiahs to spiritual ones. All the oppressed, whether behind the iron curtain or God? Look at the cross. Are we anxious to ex- Gospels tell the story twice. The story is usually below the 39th parallel for wanting a political perience the coercive might of God? Meditate on followed by noting the people's enthusiasm for messiah? the wounds of Jesus. The striking lengths to making Jesus a political savior. They want a The Gospels show Jesus as repudiating the which God will go to show us his power is found in bread king. role of political messiah. In fact he seems to reject what Guardini calls the "humility" of God. Love One can hardly blame them. Why shouldn't any mesianic title at all, though he clearly acts is the only power that wins and changes hearts. they have personal control of their political affairs like a spiritual messiah. Like any Jew he must And the One who did that best of all is the One and destinies? Why should they be content to have been personally offended by the humiliation who deserves the title Christ more than anyone finance the Roman troops of occupation and the of living in an occupied country. Yet the closest he who ever lived—Jesus THE Christ! Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, December 10, 1976 / Page 13 'Wise men still seek I dating years by AD, "anno the Messiah had not yet uniting with the Messiah. not visibly present here, but Confirm By FATHER domini," the year of the come. But Baptism represents only present nonetheless. sacramen DONALD MCCARTHY Lord, the designation could Thus Christian faith has the beginning of a Catholic Christians find him Jesu The Christmas cards well be, "the year of the always realized that Christ Christian's process of in the Mass where he renews his peop flooding the mail this week Messiah." In this 1976th the Lord, unlike an absentee identification with the the central action of his own Me vary greatly in content. A year of the Messiah, "wise landlord, intended to remain Messiah. earthly life: his passion, their dail; novelty shop in one south- men still seek him." always present among his For the Messiah came to death, and resurrection. In expectat western city reached a new FIRST generation people. The Church that liberate his people, to free the Mass Jesus established worldl- extreme in non-Christian Christians began a process Jesus founded lives in the them from the network of sin his real presence in the your e*.. cards last year with a still going on—a process of world and Jesus lives in the in a world marked by op- visible appearances of the those wl selection featuring identifying with the Messiah Church. The Messiah pression, fear, hatred, consecrated Bread and Wine. those wl suggestive and double- and his kingdom. What does provided the Messianic distrust, and greed. Joining Christians who eat this pray for meaning verses about Santa it mean to proclaim, "Jesus Church. Men and women the Messiah demands holy Bread and drink this you" (I Claus. is Lord"? who seek the Messiah find commitment to this holy Cup nourish and in- speaks In recent years, on the Christians who look up him present in their own messianic mission. When tensify the presence of Jesus anointed other hand, a significant to heaven where Christ has lives through the Church. "the Word was made flesh in their own graceful lives. not you v< five-word verse has appeared ascended to mount his In fact, the people of and dwelled among us," he Jesus dwells in his people by I who ch on numerous cards: "Wise throne in glory spon- God are the Church, not the started something. that mysterious gift of grace. and bear men still seek him." These taneously assume at first building in which they He knows them by name and "You will five words capsulize that he reigns as a kind of gather. Hence the Church CHRISTIAN faith they speak to him intimately But tak( Christian faith. "absentee landlord." But anoints her members at teaches that, although Jesus in prayer. This intimate overcome When Jesus, the this assumption postpones Baptism, for the Messiah is truly lives with his Father in relationship with the 16,33) Messiah, the Anointed One, the Messianic era until after the "Anointed One." heaven, he also truly lives Anointed One, symbolized in HEI was born, world history this life and leaves this world Seeking the Messiah today and continues his dynamic the anointing of Baptism, is brought began over again. Instead of almost as bewildered as if means seeking Baptism — mission in the world. He is renewed in the anointings of vision to 1 eminence. In time, the picture got clouded by "Messianic Secret." Mark also underscores the Jesus wishful thinking and the clouds were dark with obtuseness of the disciples, their slowness to narrow nationalism, militarism, hatred of Gen- comprehend what kind of Messiah Jesus was to tiles, domination. be. Matthew tones down somewhat Mark's Messianic BE CAUSE the title "Messiah" suggested all unflattering portrayal, but he still retains it. It of this to many contemporaries of Jesus, he was seems they never quite understood, and when reluctant to accept it. He never denied having a Jesus was arrested, they were panic-stricken, identity messianic mission, but it was a mission to be broke and ran—except for Peter, who stayed By FATHER JOHN J. CASTELOT carried out in a way far different from that im- around long enough disown him, and John, who How natural it is to refer to our Lord as Jesus plied in the title as currently understood. braved the crucifixion. Christ, almost as if we were using name and The climatic turning-point of his public life in JUST BEFORE the Passion Jesus staged a surname. Actually he had just one personal name, the Synoptic tradition (Matthew, Mark, Luke) messianic scene: the triumphal entry into Jesus. Christ —more exactly, the Christ—is a title was Peter's acknowledgement: "You are the Jerusalem. But he did so in such a way as to indicating his mission and dignity. It is the Messiah." (Mk. 8,29) Jesus did not deny it, but intimate to the crowds the real nature of his royal English form of the Greek Christos and this, in "gave them strict orders not to tell anyone about messianic dignity: This came about to fulfill what turn, is the equivalent of the Hebrew mashiah, him" (Mk. 8,30), and followed up this injunction was said through the prophet: "Tell the daughter 'anointed.' The title was used so frequently in the immediately with a prediction of the sufferings of Zion, your king comes to you without display apostolic Church that soon it became part of his which he, as "Son of Man," would have to endure. astride an ass, astride a colt, the foal of a beast of name. - Peter, who shared his contemporaries' views, burden." (Mt. 21,4-5; Zech. 9,9) In the Old Testament the king was "the found the idea of a suffering, dying Messiah Then with the resurrection experience, faith Lord's anointed," his mashiah, and as time went incredible, unendurable, and Jesus harshly dawned for the disciples and they began to on the people came to look to an ideal future king reprimanded him: "Get out of my sight, you comprehend his true identity. And now, in the who would liberate them from all their ills and satan! You are not judging by God's standards light of the passion-death-resurrection event, establish C ^ reign. This reign was envisioned but by man's!" (Mk. 8,33) there was no risk of misunderstanding, and the in different ways but with some common This studied silence about his being the first Christian felt no hesitation about denominators. It would be a realm of justice, Messiah is so pronounced in Mark that it has proclaiming him as Messiah and Lord. In Peter's peace, prosperity, national autonomy and pre- given rise to a famous question, that of the Pentecost speech as reconstructed by Luke, Peter

By FATHER relatively free of litter after piece of paper when i JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN each Eucharist. contents have just be< My predecessor This in no way proclaimed from the pulpi initiated a very wise policy minimizes the importance or Our experience over iv for weekend Masses: He value of that weekly years indicates that peop

Our experience over five years indicates that people do check the (Sunday) bulletin quite insisted the parish bulletin newsletter. Nor does it do check the bulletin qu carefully and be distributed after the suggest we spend a lengthy carefully and will respond will respond to liturgy, not beforehand. period at Mass giving verbal its messages with little or its messages with That procedure avoids announcements which mention of those items fr( little or no mention or eliminates many already appear in the printed the altar. This enhances t of those items problems. Youngsters are bulletin. Such a practice, prayerful atmosphere of t from the altar." not able to make paper unfortunately still prevalent liturgy itself and kee airplanes so easily during in many Churches, really distractions at a minimu Mass; adults more readily insults the intelligence of Persons who come to Chui listen to the homily rather worshipers and causes them hoping to hear a messs than read through the to disregard the published about Jesus Christ the Lo bulletin; the pews remain handout. Why read this King and Messiah fi

Page 141 Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,197G him Confirmation and the to be pursued. No matter sacrament of the Sick. that he died on the cross. His Jesus rightfully expects work has only just begun. his people to carry on his The reign of God is like the own Messianic mission in mustard seed "which, when their daily surroundings. His planted in the soil, is the expectations far outrun smallest of all the earth's worldh "tandards, "Love seeds, yet once it is sown, your ei.^nies, do good to springs up to become the those who hate you; bless largest of shrubs with those who curse you and branches big enough for the pray for those who maltreat birds of the sky to build you" (Lk. 6,27-28). He nests in its shade." (Mk. speaks urgently to his 4,31-32) anointed followers, "It was not you who chose me, it was I who chose you to go forth After the 1974 tornado and bear fruit." (Jn 15,16). in Xenia, Ohio, bumper "You will suffer in the world. stickers appeared with the But take courage! I have message, "Xenia live." After overcome the world." (Jn. the resurrection Christians 16,33) began proclaiming "Jesus HENCE the Messiah lives." And he does. "Wise brought to this world a men still seek him" —and he vision to be realized, a goal lives in them.

the says: "Therefore let the whole house of Israel i to know beyond any doubt that God has made both s to Lord and Messiah this Jesus whom you rk's crucified." (Acts 2,36) ;. It STILL, it was not easy for the early Church hen to conceptualize and formulate this uniquely new ken, messianic reality. Theologizing is a slow, often Lyed tentative process. Jesus obviously had not lived who up to their expectations of what a Messiah should be. Quite the contrary. Would he be really the ;d a Messiah only at his return in glory (Acts 3,21)? into That was one trial explanation. Another was that s to it was precisely as the glorified Lord that he was oyal Messiah (see Acts 2,36). Neither proved fhat satisfactory, and gradually the notion of Messiah hter was spiritualized and internalized to the point play that the New Testament could speak of Jesus as it of Messiah throughout his career and, indeed, from his birth (Mt. 1,23; 2,6; Lk. 1,31-33). aith Such an interpretation of Jesus' messianic i to identity would have been, and indeed was im- the possible during his life on earth. Resurrection- ent, faith made it possible, even necessary. This is the the faith we share with the apostolic Church, the faith )out which makes so profoundly meaningful our ;er's central Christian confession: "Jesus is Lord and eter Christ!"

when its frustrating the recitation of nouncements, they may be terest. It also reveals to the congregation's shoulders parish, it noted the schedule just been tedious announcements made at this time." Note the people the advance planning and is a step toward fiscal of activities for the coming the pulpit? about forthcoming meetings "if," the "brief," and the fact which has gone into the accountability. year with, among other data, ;e over five or activities, the Church locates these Sunday liturgy and homily. Welcoming by name specific dates for all in- hat people The Roman Missal messages here rather than Listing the scheduled new Christians or structions connected with

Uetin quite rather subtly, it seems to me, before or after the sermon. lectors and gift bearers for parishioners as well as the First Communion, First respond to makes a similar point. In its An attractive bulletin, the day's Masses helps build mentioning the sick or Penance and Confirmation i little or no section giving the rubrics for interestingly written and full a community spirit. "I often deceased deepens the bond programs. items from the celebration of Mass with of significant material, wondered who that family linking the parish family Photos taken the ihances the a congregation, the General serves as one of the was." "So that's the reader's together. previous year of parallel here of the Instruction, article 123, only strongest communication name." This fall at Holy Family events and a professional ind keeps suggests there may be vehicles we have in a parish. Reporting the previous we developed a leaflet, "Holy layout by an artist- minimum. announcements and places A few illustrations should weekend's collection and Family Happenings, 1976- parishioner enhanced the e to Church them at the end of Mass prove that point. noting any major ex- 77," distributed after all the beauty of this program. We a message before the concluding rite. Mention of who will penditures fosters trust, Masses during a September hope it will be fixed to 3t the Lord, This directive states: preach next week and on shifts thd financial burden weekend. Based on a similar refrigerators and remind ssiah find "If there are any brief an- what topic stimulates in- from the priest's to the publication from another people of coming events.

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10, 1976 / Page 15 Pray&r of the Faithful

THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT December, 12,1976 Celebrant: The Coming of Jesus has eased our fears and given us every reason for rejoicing in the Good News. In the spirit of abiding joy, let us pray as liberated children of God. People: Come, Lord Jesus. LECTOR: For all those who have never known the peace of Christ, that they may share our God-given privileges, we pray: People: Come Lord Jesus. LECTOR: For all Christians everywhere that they may totally accept Jesus as their Lord and Master and reflect this loyalty in their lives, we pray: People: Come Lord Jesus. LECTOR: For our sick, disturbed world that Jesus may heal it and bless it with his own peace, we pray: People: Come Lord Jesus. LECTOR: For the homeless and the imprisoned, for the lonely and the disgraced, that the spirit of Advent may give them hope in the Lord, we pray: People: Come Lord Jesus. LECTOR: For our lay apostles, dedicated men and women, who are seeking to bring Jesus to others, that their efforts may be rewarded with increased joy and zeal, we pray: Celebrant: Our Father, bring home to us this Advent the reality of Jesus and his Kingdom. Help us to appreciate our redemption and to realize that it is at hand. We ask this in the name of Jesus, your Son, Our Lord. Amen. People: Come Lord Jesus.

( Oracion de los Fieles Nights Are Forever Without You

Lying in bed with the radio on The sun will be coming up soon Moonlight falls like rain But I just can't sleep for TERCER DOMINGO DE ADVIENTO Soft summer nights spent thinking of you thinking of you 12 de dlclembre de 1976 When will I see you again? Here alone with the moon. Celebrante: La venida del Senor aleja nuestros temores y nos Soft and low, the music moans Soft and low the music moans da motivos para alegrarnos en la Buena Noticia. En espiritu de I can't stop thinking about you regocijo, oramos al Senor como hijos del Padre. I can't stop thinking about you LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy es Ven Senor Jesus. Thinking about you Thinking about you. LECTOR: Por la Iglesia, para que se alegre con la venida del Senor y sepa reconocerle presente en el mundo, oremos al Senor. I didn't know it would be so strong 1 didn't know it would be so strong Pueblo: Ven Seflor Jesus. Waiting and wondering about you Waiting and wondering about you LECTOR: Por los cristianos de todo el mundo, para que I didn't know it would last so long I didn't know it would last so long acepten a Jesus como Senor y maestro y reflejen su imagen con la Nights are forever without you. Nights are forever without you. vida y el ejemplo propios, oremos al Seflor. Pueblo: Ven Senor Jesus. Curtains still dance with LECTOR: Por los que se sienten solos y estan enfermos, para the wind and the sky Written by Parker McGee que el Senor sane sus dolencias y les colme con su paz, oremos al ( (p) 1976 Atlantic BMI) Senor. Pueblo: Ven Senor Jesus. LECTOR: Por los que no tienen hogar o se encuentran en la carcel, por los que sufren bajo gobiernos totalitarios, para que el ByTHEDAMEANS clock seems to move faster and work becomes espiritu del Adviento de aliento a su esperanza en el Senor, oremos England Dan's last name is actually easier. Love brings melody and lightness to al Seflor. "Crofts," and, yes, he is the brother of Dash the chiming of the hours. Pueblo: Ven Seflor Jesus. Crofts of singers "Seals and Crofts." England Separation from someone you love does LECTOR: Por todos los que ejercen el apostolado en nuestra Dan has teamed with John Ford Coley (whose comunidad, por los hombres y mujeres que buscan dar a conocer a the opposite. The clock seems to grind to a real middle name is not "Ford," but Edward) halt, or at least to move in maddening slow Jesus con la vida y el ejemplo, para que sientan la alegria de ser to produce some very nice sounds. Their last portadores de la Buena Noticia, oremos al Seflor.. motion. Time advances with excruciating Pueblo: Ven Senor Jesus. release was "I'd Really Love to See You slowness. "I didn't know it would be so Celebrante: Padre Nuestro, haznos comprender durante este Tonight," a hit song about a guy who goes strong, waiting and wondering about you. I Adviento la realidad de Jesus y de su reino. Ayudanos a ex- back to see his girl after a long separation. didn't know it would last so long; nights are perimentar su redenci6n y la cercania de su gracia. Te lo pedimos Their last hit has not yet disappeared forever_without you." por el mismo Jesucristo, tu Hijo Amen. from the charts and they are rising fast with a Oddly enough, it is often the times of new release. Once again, the song is about separation that do the best things to lovers. separation. This time there is less story line When reunion comes, togetherness is Discussion and more is left to your imagination. But frequently at its sweetest. Distance often there is also a better chance that you will fill forces people to get in touch with their What is a messiah? What 8. How did the disciples view in the details according to your own life does "Christ" mean? Jesus' arrest? Discuss. feelings, to put their values in order, and to situation. communicate their love more clearly. How did the biblical people 9. When did the disciples "Nights Are Forever Without You" sets see Christs? begin to comprehend his It is this kind of mood that England Dan a scene where there is too much night and too and John Ford Coley have set out. There is What kind of messiah was true identity? Discuss. little sleep. It oppresses a guy whose heart Jesus? What is the key to 10. In the Acts of the Apostles, quiet resolve to be better for the woman moans more loudly than the radio because of whom this man loves. He will remember this Jesus' messiahship? read Chapters 2, 4, and 17. the absence of his loved one. Discuss. night when he has dropped stones down the 11. In the Gospel according to If you are a teenager who has lost a boy weel of his heart, discovering that vast and Look at the cross. Meditate Matthew, read Chapter 1, or a girl friend, this song probably calls up in empty chasm. And his song will rise from on the wounds of Jesus. verses 18 through 24; you the nervous and anxious experience of an that experience in the days to come to Discuss this statement: Chapter 2, verses 1 through uncertain future. If you are married and your communicate his need of her. "Love is the only power 12. husband or wife is distant, the song will Whether the loved one returns in your that wins and changes 12. Read Chapter 1 in the remind you of how painstakingly you count hearts." Gospel according to Luke. life or not, after a night which lasts forever, the days until reunion. Or if for some reason, all of us have to be changed. We discover that What does Jesus' "Christ" 13. How is God present to us you are separated for life, the song's title line it is only love which makes time move. And title indicate? today? Discuss. about forever nights will strike even harder. all of the love to come in our lives will be ' Why was Jesus reluctant to 14. How can Jesus' messianic The lyrics remind you of the truism that better because we have discovered how time accept the title "Messiah"? mission be carried out love changes time. When you are in love, the should be arranged. Discuss. today. Discuss.

Page 16 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,1976 Jay Barbieri, NBC voice at Cape Canaveral, accepts the General Secretary of the NCCB, Bishop James S. Gabriel Award on behalf of NBC "Farewell to Mangar" Rausch meets with Father Jose Nickse, Archdiocesan from UNDA President Father Anthony Scanned. director of radio and television, and Archbishop Ed- ward A. McCarthy. Communicators told to 'build community' FORT LAUDERDALE— stations, programs or spots joblessness accompanied by a sector is the building of a character of the Catholic A challenge to the com- won Certificates of Merit. permanent status of being a community of conscience Church makes it particularly munications media to focus all The five program welfare recipient. Despair is within the larger society..." well suited for forming such a its efforts "on building classifications in the com- also an element in the problem "No other institution in community, whose com- Community — within our petition were: entertainment, of abortion, he said. society has as readily available mitments of conscience extend Church, within our nation, and information-education, youth- "In face of these elements to it the means for forming a beyond political boundaries to among all peoples and nations oriented, religious, and public of hopelessness, it is no answer community of conscience as do embrace all nations and in our world," was sounded service announcements. to parade the marvels of our the churches and religious peoples." here by Bishop James S. Top network honors went consumer society and assert groups. And the transnational Rausch, general secretary, of to NBC for "Farewell to that society has no problems — the National Conference of Manzanar," and "Papa and that the problem is in the 150 MPG NO INSURANCE NO HELMET NO TAG Catholic Bishops. Me." WGBH-TV, Boston, and alienated and disaffected. It is Speaking before a con- PBS received Gabriels for the no answer to boast that we ference of UNDA-USA, the program "Dying." WBBM-TV, have the highest standard of the new mode of National Catholic Association Chicago, took a top award for living in history. This merely for broadcasters and allied "Oscar Brown's Back in salt in the wounds of the transportation in communicators, the Bishop Town," and received a cer- dispossessed and alienated, Rausch said, "God's saving tificate for "Let's Hear It for who are compelled to live on the ai plan does not call us to him the Patients." fringes of our acquisitive, merely as isolated individuals. The executive producer of affluent society." Rather, It envisions a com- the Chicago station, Scott Sounding a note of op- munity of people in action. Craig, received top honors in timism, Bishop Rausch said "The people of God find this year's Personal "we are, I believe, well on the their purpose in others. We are Achievement category. A way to emerging from the to go into human history to special Gabriel Award was malaise of Vietnam and light the world and to be the presented in absentia to Abp. Watergate which soured our salt of the earth." Fulton Sheen "for his con- national life for too long." More than 400 persons, tributions to the industry and He said he is "conscious of attending the organizations to the Church." the debt which the nation owes annual assembly, Dec. 2-4, In his address, Bishop to President Ford and his GARELLI included religious leaders, Rausch pointed out that "one administration for having communications executives, pervasive element in the moved us from a time of un- mOTOr zec producers and directors of national mood for the past precedented crisis and dismay PV\tt ' l bicycles religious radio and programs, decade or more has been a to renewed self-confidence and OlfV£ COME IN FOR DEMONSTRATION photographers, film makers strain of apathy, cynicism, appreciation for our national WU AND BROCHURE Min age 15 and editors who specialize in hopelessness, perhaps even institutions. the religious news media. despair." "At the same time," he Among those attending "Certainly such attitudes added, "I am conscious in this MIAMI SPRINGS the annual general assembly are not typical of all Americans, moment of transition of the were Abp. Edward A. Mc- not even of most." stirrings of hope and an- CYCLERY Carthy, coadjutor of the Arch- "Side-by-side with the ticipation which always greet a 157 Westward Drive Miami Springs, Fla, diocese of Miami, and Father negative attitudes in society new administration. All this Phone 887-5068 Jose Nickse, director of the are elements of hopefulness and suggests an encouraging strain Archdiocesan Office of Radio optimism. At the same time, of vitality, and optimism in our and Television. there is painful evidence that nation, alongside the elements SKATEBOARDS One of the highlights of the lack of hope afflicts all too of hopelessness. WE CUSTOMIZE meeting was the presentation many in our nation," he added. •U G AND S FIBREFLEX * BENNETT •& BAHNE at a banquet of the annual As examples, the bishop The Church does not offer Gabriel statuettes. Some 25 pointed to the increase in panaceas for humanity's search •Cr PRO LINE TV POWER PAW & TRACKERS radio and television stations teenage suicides, the rise in for fulfillment on earth, the •Cr ROAD RIOER £ OJ'S vr BONZAI £ SIMS along with individual programs drug abuse, increasing archbishop continued. "The £ CADILLAC u RAD PADS or "spots" received the top alcoholism, and the "soaring distinct role the Church can TAG NO GOGGLES NO INSPECTION NO GOGGLES awards. In addition, 20 divorce rate" and longterm and must play in the public

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Women's evening • >,* KENDALL—An Evening of Reflection for Barry honors Pepper women is planned at the Dominican Retreat House, 7275 SW 124 St. beginning at 7:30 p.m., U.S. Congressman Claude Pepper recently Tuesday, Dec. 14. was honored by Barry College in recognition of Father Ruskin Piedra, C.SS.R. will conduct his long association with the college. the conferences which will conclude with Sister Mary Trinita Flood, O.P. present the Eucharistic Celebration at 9 p.m. congressman with a medallion following his Those interested in participating in the address to the School of Social Work on program, sponsored by women of Christ the King legislation for the aged pending before the parish, may contact Sister Elizabeth Ann, O.P. at Congress. 238-2711. A Day of Reflection for Sisters in the Arch- diocese is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. and con- clude with Mass at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 19. Day for Divorced Additional information may be obtained by calling the retreat house. KENDALL —A weekend retreat for divorced or separated women originally scheduled to begin Friday, Dec. 10 and conclude Sunday, Dec. 12, at Little Flower concert the Dominican Retreat House has been con- solidated into a Day of Recollection on Saturday. Announcement of the change in plans was HOLLYWOOD —Traditional and con- made this week by Sister Elizabeth Ann, O.P. temporary Christmas music will be featured Coadjutor Archbishop Edward A- McCarthy during the annual concert of the Church of the is expected to participate in the one-day sessions. Little Flower at 8 p.m., Monday, Dec. 13 in the church at 1805 Pierce St. Two young choristers, Scott Brown Guest artists, Merlin Oehrke, organist and and Damian Williams, will be among choirmaster at First Presbyterian Church, Coral singing pages during St. Gregory's Springs; and Jack Marek, noted composer, Elizabethan Christmas Festival, Dec. Rosary march performer, and arranger will participate in the 12, 13, and 14. concert with Little Flower musicians including Biscayne College, located just off the Mary Anne Mrowczynski, director of music and St. Gregory Feast Palmetto Expressway at N.W. 32 Ave., has organist; Mary Ann Sudmeier, organist; Janet offered its spacious campus for those wishing to Gibbons, soprano; and Michelle Marcovecchio, PLANTATION —An Elizabethan Christmas participate in the National Rosary March for alto. Feaste will be presented by the Gregorian Guild America on Sunday, Dec. 12. of Music of St. Gregory Church Dec. 12, 13, and 14 at the Arrowhead Country Club. Timed to enable major cities throughout the 'Christmas Carol' The "feaste" is a seven-course Renaissance country to join in prayer at the same moment in banquet served by wenches and pages featuring "Thanksgiving for Our First 200 Years and a LIGHTHOUSE POINT-Charles Dickens' entertainment by St. Gregory Madrigal Singers, Petition for Our Next 200 years" the marches "A Christmas Carol" will be presented by the jesters, tumblers, brass consort and harpists. begin on the west coast at noon and in this area at Taschler troupe at 7:30 p.m. today (Friday), Members of the 40-voice boy choir of the parish 3 p.m. Saturday, and Sunday in the parish hall of St. known as the "Gregorians" will be singing pages. The march at Biscayne College, owned and Paul the Apostle Church, Sample Rd. and NE 28 Dinner begins each evening at 7 p.m. and operated by the Augustinian Fathers of Ave. advance tickets must be obtained by calling 792- Villanova, Pa., begins at the college's Center for The public is invited. 4335 or 472-0282. Continuing Education.

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Page Ib / Miami, Honda / IHt VUIUE / Friday, Uecemder IU, is/ti Palm Beach County Neckles is president; Fred Reed, vice MIAMI CATHOLIC SERVICE BUREAU Auxiliary will sponsor a ST. JOHN FISHER Women's president; Kay Morrone, secretary; Dade County party for dependent children at noon, Guild and Men's Club will sponsor a and Ann Florkowski, treasurer. ST. THOMAS the APOSTLE Women's Guild will have a Saturday, Dec. 18 in St. Dominic holiday pot luck supper for adult Hall, 5909 NW Seventh St. Guests ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST Christmas celebration beginning at parishioners and friends at 7 p.m., will include boys and girls from the Monday, Dec. 13 in the parish hall, Men's Club will sponsor a wine and 9:30 a.m. Mass on Thursday, Dec. 16 Infant gifts for a Christ Child shower Catholic Home for Children. 4301 N. Shore. Dr., West Palm cheese-tasting party at 7:30 p.m., will be presented during the Of- **• Beach, Wednesday, Dec. 15 at Cardinal Gibbons High School cafeteria, Fort fertory, The Crismon tree will be ST. JAMES parish, North Miami, will have an open house party CENACLE RETREAT Lauderdale. Music for dancing will be decorated after Mass and a covered hosted by the priests from 5 to 9 p.m. HOUSE, 1400 S. Dixie Hwy., provided. dish luncheon will be served at 6401 on Sunday, Dec. 12 in the parish hall. Lantana, has scheduled a weekend SW 73 Ct. retreat for Sisters beginning at 5 ST. HENRYparish fair opens at p.m., Friday, Dec. 17 and concluding noon, Saturday, Dec. 11 and con- LOURDES ACADEMY Drama FOURTH DEGR.EE KC Sunday, Dec. 19. Jesuit Father John tinues through Sunday on the Club will stage "You're A Good. members in Miami will have a Walsh, St. Louis University, will be grounds. Rides, games, variety Man, Charley Brown," at 8 p.m. Christmas party at 7 p.m., Thursday, the director. For additional in- booths and refreshments will be today (Friday), and Saturday and at Dec. 16 at the Coral Gables Council formation and reservations call Sister featured at 1500 N. Andrews, Ave. 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 12 at the school, Hall, 270 Catalonia Ave. Helen Tiemann at 582-2534. Extension, Pompano Beach. Bar- 5525 SW 84 St. Tickets will be becue dinners will be served Sunday. available at the door. PATRICIAN CLUB of St. MARY IMMACULATE parish, Patrick parish, Miami Beach, will be West Palm Beach, will sponsor a OUR LADY QUEEN OF ST. JOSEPH Women's Club, hostesses during a Holly Supper and holiday bazaar and boutique today MARTYRS Woman's Club will have Surfside, will sponsor a holiday dance golden jubilee celebration at 7 p.m. (Friday), Saturday, and Sunday on a Christmas party at 8 p.m., Mon- at 9 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 11 in the Tuesday, Dec. 14. Each guest will the church property, Spencer Dr. A day, Dec. 13 in the parish hall, 2731 parish center. bring a dish of food to serve eight. variety of home baked delicacies, toys SW 11 Ct., Fort Lauderdale. (Continued on page 23) and hand made items are featured. Members will donate canned goods for needy families. Broward County ST. CHARLES BORROMEO SEND ST. ANTHONY Women's Club, Women's Club, Hallandale, will FortLauderdale,will sponsor a Christ sponsor a holiday dinner party at 7 Child tea in the parish clubrooms on p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 14 in the parish GrandmaVTFruit Cake Wednesday, Dec. 15 from 2 to 4 p.m. center. Members will bring toys for the CYO project "Operation Santa ANYWHERE IN THE SOUTHEAST ST. BARTHOLOMEW Young Claus" and canned goods for the Red at Heart Senior Club, Miramar, will Cross Food Program. install new officers and board members during a luncheon on LAUDERDALE CATHOLIC Monday, Dec. 13 at the Reef SINGLES meet at 7 p.m., Sunday, Restaurant. Fort Lauderdale. 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Miami,-Florida* / THE ,VQICE I .Friday, .Pecember 10,-1976 /-Page-19, DYA meeting stresses needs of youth ministry In agreement with a recent about the means of improving identifying problems. She study which shows that parents credibility about the work of stressed the need of keeping are the key to their children's the DYA office. continuity in the staff, "in faith, the Archdiocesan "Pastors could understand order to be more effective and Department of Youth Ac- better the seriousness of our be able to keep contacts both tivities (DYA) stressed last work and the need of investing locally and nationally, which week its intention of focusing in youth ministers, rather than otherwise would be lost." more on family involvement just relying on the work of Listening to the give and programs. volunteers," he said. take of the DYA staff was Abp. "Our office is ready now to Edward McCarthy, who had Speaking at the monthly train youth ministers to work in been invited to get acquainted DYA staff meeting, DYA the parishes, but we need the with the staff and their work. Director Msgr. William Dever, commitment of the pastors," He offered his own ex- also stressed the need of Sister Jovanna Stein O.P. from perience with youth in Phoenix. educating priests and laity the DYA staff said.. She works There, the system allows for about the importance of youth full time with youth, visiting college students to volunteer ministry. He expressed concern parishes, recognizing needs and two years of work with youth in a parish, which in turn provides them with transportation, shelter and a basic salary. 'Cigarettes or pot: He asked about the possibility of creating which is better?' awareness among students in Dear Father: My question live in a real world with real the seminary, about work with is very simple. Would you problems and real joys and real youth and he expressed great 80 young people from more than 10 different parochial rather see someone smoke hopes in the future permanent youth groups participate in a special Advent retreat at cigarettes or pot? Tim. deacon program which will the Cursillo House in Opa Locka airport. The day was Dear Tim: My answer is Straight Talk provide training for this type of conducted by Father Eduardo Alvarez, S.J., assisted very simple. Neither one. ministry and for many others by Father Francisco Santana of St. John the Apostle, Since I consider them both Answering your questions as well. Hialeah. In addition to talks and group discussions, harmful, and since neither one is Father Richard Sudlik,. The group also discussed Liturgy concluded the day at 4 p.m. is necessary, I don't have to O.M.I. Address letters to some of the problems of youth make a choice. Take it from one him c/o "Straight Talk," groups in the parishes, and who didn't listen about The Voice, P.O. Box particularly the need for cigarettes 13 years ago and has 381059, Miami, Fla. 33138. pastors to recognize and take been trying to stop ever since; people. That real world is the seriously the work of adult lay cigarette smoking will do you one God wants us in. Running advisors to Spanish youth no good and is a tremendous away from life is a really big groups since in fact they have * waste of money. mistake. Life can never be been commissioned by the It doesn't do much for better until people face it. There DYA office. your body which is a nice gift is also the danger of certain Other important issues in from God. It is a waste of personalities going from pot to the discussion was the search money that could be used for more distructive types of for a permanent facility to be many better things. Imagine drugs. It is defintely not worth used by students as a drop in how many poor could be helped the risk. center. by all that money that goes up Let me give you another "We need a fixed place," in smoke. But let me tell you, version of your question. If you Msgr. Dever said, Shere kids once you choose to start it is had a choice of intentionally may come to pray and share....a definitely hard to stop. breaking your arm or your leg place they may call their own." As far as pot is concerned, which would you choose? Your Reporting about her recent I think it is harmful because it answer is hopefully neither. attendance at an Episcopal is a trip to never-never land. We Mine is the same. youth convention, Sister Jovanna expressed the wishes of the local youth about 'Good News'for youth organizing a similar event in the Archchdiocese. This assembly would provide local in ninth-tenth ggrades youth with the opportunity of GGood d NNew s i s bbeini g BiBonifacf e parishih , PbPembrokke feeling part of the Church, of proclaimed by the Department Pines, has a special Christmas voicing their concerns and of Youth Activities in the gift for all parishioners. The offering ideas on how to reach Archdiocese. teens will provide free car and bring the Gospel message ,. Kerygma is a Greek word washes at the Church on to other youth. meaning "the Good News" and Saturday, Dec. 18, from 11 a.m. Such an event is now on is a program for ninth and to 1 p.m., to all parishioners. the making and Abp. Mc- tenth graders. It is an ex- Carthy has promised his in- periential program for youths The academic games team terest and cooperation in one starting Friday evening and from Cardinal Gibbons High project. ending Saturday evening. School, Fort Lauderdale, has Contact the DYA for in- captured second place country- What does it take to be a formation and applications. wide in "Equations." Little Brother of the Good Send a Card Shepherd? We have oper- Margie Wessel, a senior at Msgr. Pace High School and a HELP WANTED ated Camillus House, member of St. James parish, By t To Help a Child! Miami, Florida for the has been chosen to the first The Society past 15 Years, Feeding, team All-Dade Miami Herald of A Special Christmas program by the Marian Center Clothing and sheltering, volleyball team. She will be St. Vincent Auxiliary has arranged that you may have a card sent to Thousands of poor men. honored in May at a special de Paul a friend for the Holidays announcing that you have made assembly at Gusman Hall. Donate your a contribution to the Marian Center for Retarded Children WRITE: BROTHER MATHIAS usable discarded IN THE NAME OF a certain person. A beautiful gesture P.O. BOX 389 The youth group from St. Furniture, Rugs, in which you are twice blessed. Appliances, Bedding, ALBUQUERQUE, ~~" """" "~~ AAATEL """" Clothing, Shoes, and Miscel- NE* MEXICO 87MB UP | laneous items today. Write to: Mrs. Edward W. Bradley UPHOLSTERY * WEST PALM BEACH I Quality UpholsterUpholstery aat LoweLowerr PricePrices I 9332 Bay Drive 845-0562 I "W"We ComComee tto YouYou"" ' Surf side, Fl. 33154 -k Free Foam with Complete Upholstery Job 1 538 - 24 St. No. Free Foam with Complete Upholstery Job or CALL Mrs. Bradley at 866-3957 who has been f 41 Years Experience » 2560 Westgate Ave. caring for Christ's FREE ESTIMATE, PICK-UP, DELIVERY 1 Any article you may wish te or Mrs. George Mettler, 865-6445 L donate will be gladly picked up poor and needy for Sixty Years. 555 NE 125 St. Miami 893-2131 f Page 20 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,1976 'Network' not satire but a vulgar movie "Network" (United Ar- displayed throughout. Not even "Network" will probably tists) is a snarling but toothless the densest member of the be an immensely successful film assault on the television in- audience must be allowed to precisely because it is perfect dustry. It is a sprawling, vulgar leave the theater without entertainment for those who movie that its creators, understanding just how nasty, cannot or will not think but like Director Sidney Lumet and nasty these television people to imagine that they are. Its Writer Paddy Chayefsky, no are. language is rough even by doubt meant as satire. The film is billed as today's standards, and Miss "Network" bears as little "outrageous," but aside from Dunaway, in particular, must relation to satire as the furious its insistence on being called herein set a new women's open thrashing about of a beached satire, there is nothing record for most utterances of whale bears to purposeful outrageous about it. Lumet and the word in a feature film. The swimming. Chayefsky take no real chances. nudity and the depiction of sex, Peter Finch plays an As far as its assault on big given the amoral, slapdash anchorman who, after learning business goes, "Network" is, context are offensive. B (R) that he is being fired because of for all its glib cynicism, far less bad ratings, announces during intense and hardly more his show that he is going to kill specific than Frank Capra's Capsule movie himself on the air the next "Meet John Doe" of nearly 40 week. This provokes a furious years ago, a film to which its spate of plot incident involving plot bears a striking similarity. reviews Finch himself, William Holden, It is filled, furthermore, with as Finch's friend and head of loose ends, and it reeks of "The Breaking Point" establishmentarian con- (Fox) is a dreary, brutal movie the news section, Robert Santa Claus is in a jovial mood before receiving a letter Duvall, as a hatchet man of the descension, most notably in its on the increasingly popular handling of a subplot involving theme of the harassed and from a resident of Junctionville which denounces him conglomerate that has taken as a myth, in the animated special " Twas the Night over the network, and Faye a radical group. An adulterous abused honest citizen taking affair carried on between the law into his own hands. A Before Christmas," Friday, Dec. 17, 8:30-9 p.m., on Dunaway, as a programming WTVJ, Channel 4. director with her eye on the Holden and Miss Dunaway is rape, a savage beating, and main chance. like something on daytime several murders are the movie's The upshot is that Finch, television, and Holden's stock in trade. B (R) Documentary 'The Land' now obviously a victim of constantly pointing this out to "Carrie" (United Artists) mental aberration, becomes, those of us who may have A repressed high school girl under Dunaway's direction and missed the parallel makes it no (her mother, is a religious co-produced by USCC more palatable. despite Holden's furious fanatic) with telekinetic power "The Land," an hour farm land from food production protest, the star of his own gets revenge for a nasty trick documentary special on land- for energy-generating facilities, show, "The Mad Prophet." He Under these cir- played upon her by turning the use attitudes in the history of urban and industrial sprawl- is allowed to rage on night after cumstances, a competent cast senior prom into a holocaust the country as they relate to that suggest the need in our night, until—as is inevitable has its work cut out for it. and her mother into a pin America's food resources, has time for a coherent land use with television—he begins to Finch is allowed to do little cushion. A teenage horror show been produced by NBC-TV in policy based on the priority of bore people, and his ratings dip more than rant. Holden and done with execrable taste in a cooperation with the United land in the production of food in once more. There is a final Dunaway are mired in savage, sledgehammer style. States Catholic Conference a hungry world. meeting in the network con- caricature. Robert Duvall is Besides the blood an gore, there Office for Film and Broad- ference room on high, and the always shouting. Only Ned is a good deal of gratuitous casting. decision that comes out of it is Beatty is allowed some scope in nudity. C (R) Narrated by Richard Concert to benefit altogether predictable, given the much smaller role of a Kiley, "The Land" was filmed the ham-handed style that conglomerate head, and he on locations all across the needy youngsters Lumet and Chayefsky have makes the most of it. 'Search for the United States. The program is Y-100 Radio and WTVJ scheduled for broadcast Dec. TV, Channel 4, plans one of the Christmas Star' 12, 10:30-11:30 a.m., on biggest charity concerts in WCKT, Channel 7. South Florida history. It's the 'Sporting' month for TV For centuries, mankind In exploring the history of KC Christmas Party, starring has searched the heavens, the land and Americans' un- Miami's KC and The Sunshine "The Commercial Union been accumulating points in a history books and the scrip- derstanding of it, the Band, with special guests Masters tennis tournament airs series of 48 tournaments in 22 tures to find the Christmas documentary looks at the land- Starbuck...and introducing TK on WPBT, Channel 2, countries —are competing for a Star. What was the Christmas tenure system the 17th century Recording artists The Billion Saturday, Dec. 11, and Sunday, $100,000 pool, with top prize of Star? Who were the Wise Men? settlers brought with them Dollar Band. Dec. 12, from 2 to 6 p.m. The $40,000 going to the singles Questions that seem to have no from Europe; at the relation AH the performing stars climax of the Grand Prix winner. Saturday's coverage answer are the very basis of the between the uses of the land are donating their time and Circuit, the tournament features the doubles, Sunday's Space Transit Planetarium's and the growth of slavery in the talent to raise money for the features the top eight singles the singles. Bud Collins is Christmas presentation. South; at the role of the underprivileged children of players and top four doubles commentator. Earth has witnessed nearly Homestead Acts, the railroad South Florida. The entire event teams. The players —who have Billy Talbert and Donna 2.000 Christmas celebrations land grants and the land grant includes both a concert and Fales are the commentators and yet, only recently has been colleges in the growth of the dance, and will be held in the when Channel 2 airs taped able to piece together the nation; at the clash between Hollywood Sportatorium coverage of another major historical and astronomical European concepts of property Sunday, Dec. 19, starting at 7 tennis event—Junior Davis information necessary to begin rights and those of the p.m. Cup Tennis—Sunday, Dec. 26,to understand what might have American Indian. Plans are underway to bus from 2 to 6 p.m. Sixteen-to- taken place in the heavens over The special will also look at groups of underprivileged and eighteen-year-olds from 35 Bethlehem so very long ago —a those developments in pur own handicapped children to the nations compete in this annual celestial drama that to this day century — among others, strip- concert at no charge. Tickets tournament, which will be has never been repeated. mining, the advent of the for the concert will be on sale at played in mid-December at "The Search for the conglomerate in agriculture and any Pizza Hut. Flamingo Park in Miami Christmas Star" will be water irrigation systems, the For more information, Beach. Singles finals and presented at the Space Transit growth of the leisure home contact Glen Logan, 931-1107 highlights of other matches are Planetarium until Sunday, Jan. industry, the withdrawal of (Dade) and 925-7117 (Broward). the focus. 2nd. For more information call For soccer fans German 854-4242. * *.* * *••* A Merrier Christmas . Golden Sneaker Award, Soccer (formerly European for the Whole Family: presented by PBS to the Soccer) continues on Sunday male and female tennis evenings at 7 and has been The New 1977 Mercury player viewers vote their joined in Channel 2's sports BEST TV ) favorite, will be awarded lineup by British Soccer, which during the finals of the airs Saturdays from 7 to 8 p.m. THIS SUNDAY [Cougar Wagon! 9 A.M. — Ch. 7 Commercial Union Masters The best teams and players in "The Church and The the British Football League are World Today." John Damich Tournament, live, from LINCOLN MERCURY | St. Rose of Lima Houston on Saturday, Dec. featured and the play-by-play 10:30 A.M. — Ch. 10 Fleet Manager 11, and Sunday, Dec. 12, commentary is provided by The TV Mass ABLES L for Shut-Ins i from 2 to 6 p.m., on longtime soccer commentator Channel 2. Mario Machado. The Archdiocese ot MiBmi's TV Programs tn English Ponce de Leon at Bird Rd., Coral Gables 445-7711

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10, 1976 / Page 21 First cheerleading clinic offers advice to problems The first Archdiocesan accept the referees' decision. "Someone using foul cheerleading clinic sponsored Always be friendly to opposing language in uniform should be by the Department of Youth cheerleaders and do not tolerate talked to and forbidden to cheer Activities was regarded as fans' kicking of the bleachers." at the game." positive and encouraging. In handling the question of A solution to the problem, Approximately 50 girls discipline, an Annunciation what do you do if the fans start from Holy Family, St. Stephen, cheerleader suggested: a negative cheer? was: Annunciation, Nativity and St. "Double your exercise for "A negative cheer shows Catherine parishes par- tardiness to practice. Half a cut poor sportsmanship. ticipated. from a game for fooling around Cheerleaders should show them Adults Denise Florea and during practice or missing that we do not approve and we Professional golfers Tom Weiskopf and Jan Rosemary Azevedo, as well as practice without an excuse." should get them involved in a Stephenson will be teamed for the Pepsi-Cola Mixed teenagers Carolyn DeBois, From a Nativity positive cheer." Linda Scarlata and Suzy cheerleader: Regarding problems in- Team Championship, the final two rounds of which will Trevisani were hostesses and be televised live nationally on WPBT-Channel 2 on "Lay down the law. In our volving lack of respect towards chairpersons. case, drastic measures were the captain, co-captain or Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 18 and 19, from 2 to 4 p.m. In a presentation to the taken and we had the trouble- each day. moderators, it was suggested group, Carolyn DeBois, a makers talked to by a priest. that; cheerleader from Curley High We warned them about their "A meeting very often School, noted, attitudes and that if they didn't helps and you should try tactful Redskin band tries "Before the game change they would be asked to reasoning. If these fail and the determine who is going first leave. cheerleader refuses to baseball blindfolded and the captain and co-captain Laureen Siccora noted cooperate, she must leave the Imagine trying to play a rematch. should welcome the other that, squad." baseball without being able to The project demonstrated group. Squads should keep away from negative cheers see! that determination pays off and The members of the especially if a member of the not to take for granted the use other team is fouled out. Don't Cardinal Gibbons High School of eyesight. GET YOUR FAITH band did more than imagine; cheer during a foul shot and they played a game blind folded. Basketball scores at weekend games TOGETHER! A group of visually im- The Department of Youth Nativity defeated St. Bar- paired young people from the Activities has received the tholomew's 49-10; and St. area set out to match their skill following results for basketball Stephen's swamped St. against that of the band games played last weekend. Gregory's 39-1. members. The endeavor was In boys' basketball, St. the result of efforts by William John Bosco's team took St. In the Young Adult Gauvin, a parent who has put Patrick's 54-45; Holy Family League, Centro Mater's first jjiany hours into the Redskin defended Our Lady of the team defeated St. Martha's 61- band-. Lakes 59-34; St. Rose's took St. 54; Nativity defeated Centro As the two groups became Martha's 49-30; St. Bar- Mater's second team 75-61; St. acquainted, the band members tholomew's was over St. Monica's took Sacred Heart, were quick to notice the con- Vincent's 51-32; and Nativity Homestead, 82-26; and An- fidence of their opponents as defeated St. Gregory's 50-49. nunciation took St. Vincent they prepared for the contest. In girls' basketball, Ferrer's 72-35. The game used a special ball which emitted a beeping 37 years same THE sound in order for the players to ownership- determine its location. management. 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Page 22 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, December 10,1976 Campaign for Human Development collectioevi IUInI (Following is the list of donations by the faithful in the Holy Family, North Miami 1,505.00 Our Lady of the Lakes, M. Lakes 635.50 St. Joan of Arc. Boca Raton . . ... 1,257.00 Archdiocese of Miami to the collection for the Campaign Holy Name of Jesus, W. Palm Bch 566.00 Our Lady of Mercy, Deerfield Bch... . 84.00 St. John the Apostle, Hialeah . . . . 225.00 for Human Development.) Holy Redeemer, Miami 000.00 Our Lady of Perpetual Help. 0. L . . . . 222.00 St. John the Baptist, Fort Laud .... 1,209.00 Annunciation, West Hollywood $ 152.50 Holy Spirit, Lantana 1,740.50 O. L. Queen of Heaven, La. Belle . . . . 000.00 St. John Bosco, Miami ... 325.14 Ascenci6n, Boca Raton 603.00 Immaculate Conception, Hialeah 462.00 0. L. Queen of Heaven, Margate 102.96 St. John Fisher, West Palm Beach...... 528.60 Assumption, Pompano Beach 828.00 Little Flower, Corat Gables 1 315.50 0. L. Queen of Martyrs, Ft. L. ..;.... 690.00 St. Joseph, Miami Beach . ... 1,173.00 Blessed Sacrament. Fort Laud 1,096.25 Little Flower, Hollywood 757.14 0. L. Queen of Peace, Delray B 000.00 St. Joseph, Stuart . . . . 947.50 Blessed Trinity, Miami Springs 000 00. Mary Immac. Mission, W. Palm Bch.. . . 306.00 Resurrection, Dania 439.00 St Jos. the Worker, Moore Haven...... 000.00 Christ the King, Perrine 314.17 Nativity, Hollywood , 1,556.00 Sacred Heart, Homestead 363.25 St. Jude, Jupiter ... 000.00 Corpus Christi, Miami 000.00 Our Lady of Cobre, Miami 000.00 Sacred Heart, Lake Worth 000.00 St. Juliana, West Palm Beach . . . . 748.44 Epiphany, Miami 986.00 Our Lady of Divine Provid. Miami 000.00 San Isidro Mission, Pomp. Beach. , . 000.00 St. Justin Martyr, Key Largo . . . . 355.00 Gesu, Miami 794.77 Our Lady of Guadalupe, Immokalee. . . . 000.00 San Marco, Marco 650.86 St. Kevin, Miami . ... 000,00 Holy Cross, Indiantown 000.00 Our Lady of Holy Rosary, Perrine 379.00 San Pablo, Marathon 274.00 St. Kteran, Miami .... 405.00 San Pedro, Plantation Key 469.00 St. Lawrence, No, Miami Beach ... 937.50 St. Agatha, Miami 55.00 St. Louis, Miami ... 799.00 St. Agnes, Key Biscayne 000.00 St. Lucy, Highland Beach .,.. 396.00 St. Ambrose, Deerfield Beach 713.00 St. Luke, Lake Worth . . . . 400 00 St. Andrew, Coral Springs 1,000.00 St. Malachy, Tamarac . ... 619,50 St. Ann, Naples 1,236.00 St. Margaret, Clewiston . . . . 235.00 St. Ann Mission, Naranja 000.00 St. Mark, Boynton Beach . . . . 2,347.05 It's a Date St. Ann, West Palm Beach 1,014.00 St. Martha, North Miami . . . . 205 00 St. Anthony, Ft. Laud 933.00 St, Martin, Jensen Beach ..,. 250.50 St. Augustine, Coral Gables 702.00 St. Mary Mission, Pahokee . . . . 000.00 St. Bartholomew, Miramar 652.40 St. Marys Cathedral, Miami . . . . 000.00 St. Bede, Key West 313.00 St. Mary Maijdalen, Miami Beach . . ... 1,328.00 Chapter of Third Order Dominicans St. Benedict, Hialeah 339.10 St. Mary Star of the Sea, Key W...... 000,00 (Continued from page 19) St.Bernadette, Hollywood 580.15 St. Matthew, Hallandale . . . . 450.00 will meet at Barry College on Sun- St. Bernard, Sunrise 485.00 St. Maurice, Fort Laud . , . . 550.00 St. Boniface, W. Hollywood 226,58 St. Michael the ArchAngel, Miami ...... 000.00 ST. MARY CATHEDRAL day, Dec. 12. A meeting for novices St. Brendan, Miami 958.00 St. Monica, Opa Locka 181.50 Women's Guild will have a holiday and postulants begins at 10 a.m. St. Catherine of Siena, Miami 767.00 St. Patrick, Miami Beach . ... 410.00 St. Cecelia, Hialeah . 61.15 St. Paul the Apostle, Lighthouse Pt...... 1,251.00 party at 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 16 Mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. St. Chas. Borromeo, Hallandale ... 301.24 St, Paul of the Cross, N.P.B . ... 1,116.50 at the home of Mrs. Thomas Palmer, in Cor Jesu chapel. St. Christopher, Hobe Sound 551.00 St. Peter, Big Pine Key 92.00 St. Claie, No. Palm beach 723.00 St. Peter, Naples . . 204.00 7351 Belle Meade Island Dr. St. Clement, Ft. Laud 890.00 St Peter & Paul, Miami . . 274.00 Members will bring gifts for GREATER MIAMI St. Coleman, Pompano Beach 1,376.00 St. Philip, Opa Locka . . . . 000.00 St. David, Ft. Laud . 105.50 St. Philip Benizi, Belle Glade .... 000,00 dependent children. PHILHARMONIC Women's Guild St. Dominic, Miami 314.00 St. Pius X, Fort Laud . ... 819.00 will treat new members to a sneak St. Elizabeth, Pnmnano Beach 1,010.56 St. Raymond, Miami 157.00 St. Edward, Palm Beach 63500 St. Richard, Perrine . . . . 339.00 ST. JAMES Women's Club will preview of the Players Repertory St. Francis of Assisi, Riv Beach 37500 St. Robert Bellarmine, Miami 70.36 have a Christmas party at 7:30 p.m., Theater production of G.B. Shaw's St. Francis de Sales, M. Beach 143.29 St, Rose of Lima, Miami Shores .... 1.564,50 St. Francis Xavier, Miami . 59.95 St. Sebastian, Fort Laird 820.00 Wednesday, Dec. 15 in the parish "Arms and the Man" plus per- St. Gabriel, Pompano Beach 1,135.00 St, Stephen, West Hollywood . ... 713 00 hall. Those planning to attend should formances by the Philharmonic Brass St. George, Fort Laud 215.50 St. Thomas the Apostle, Miami . . . .. 763.55 St. Gregory, Plantation 837.50 St. Thomas More, Boynton Beach . . 791.00 call 688-8297 no later than today Quintet at noon, Thursday, Dec. 16 St. Helen, Fort Laud 000.00 St. Timothy, Miami .... 751.41 St. Henry, Fort Laud 000.00 St. Vincent, Margate . ... 319.00 (Friday). at the Museum of Science Theater. A St. Hugh, Coconut Grove 791.94 St. Vincent de Paul, Miami 176.00 coffee hour begins outdoors at 11:30 St. Ignatius Loyola, Palm Bch. Gard. 000.00 St, Vincent Ferrer, Delray Beach ...... 1,704.00 a.m. For reservations call 358-3815. St. James, Miami 230.00 St. William, Naples : . . . 550.00 ST. THOMAS AQUINAS St. Jerome, Fort Laud 415.00 Visitation, Miami .. 210.00 St. Joachim, Perrine 000.00 Latin America, U.S. discussed at Belen The political development American States (OAS) and The program had been antes of Latin America and its Fernando Zulueta described the organized by faculty member in.M.EAH PALM SPRINGS relationship with the United situation of Brazil. Armando Rodriguez. MIAMI SPRINGS CHAPEL NORTH IIIALKAH CHAPEL States was the topic of a panel 151 E. OKEECHOBEE ROAD PALM AVE. AT W. 49 STREET HIALEAH. FLORIDA 33OIO HIALEAH. FLORIDA 33O12 presentation during the Latin R. JAY American week organized by Belen Preparatory School, last KRAEER FUNERAL HOME week. Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach Margate FUNERAL HOMES Some 50 students and 565-5591 941-4111 946-2900 399-5544 972-7340 faculty heard and challenged Ft. Jay Kraeer, Funeral Director FT. LAUDERDALE views about Latin America by three students. One of them, DAN H. FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. Juan Diaz aired opinions >S N. FEDERAL HWV. ESTABLISHED 1930 3301 W. BROW ARD BLVD. f favoring the U.S. preservation 763-4438 581-611*1 of the Panama • Canal, and FUNERAL HOME blamed Spain for the lack of democratic development in 10931 N.E. 6th Ave. • Miami Latin America. In his presentation, Ar- • 754-7544* NOW THERE ARE mando Tundidor gave the origin, development and function of the Organization of TWO CEMETERIES IN HOLLYWOOD e Funeral Irome HOLLYWOOD Hollywood RON E. BECKER FUNERAL HOMES MEMORIAL Memorial CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Funeral Director 13th & FLAGLER ST. 60th & BIRD ROAD. GARDENS Gardens North Phone: PRIVATE FAMILY ROOMS Cemetery and Mausoleums Cemetery (305)428-1444 SPACIOUS FORMAL. CHAPELS 60ttl AVENUE near TAFT STREET SUITE 402 6600 Taft Street 1444 S. Federal Hwy. 9' DEERFIELD BEACH; "The Plummer Family Jos. L., J. L., jr., Lawrence H. , 983-2202 987-7885

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Page 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, December 10,1976 Alumnos de Belen discuten Latinoamerica-USA El desarrollo politico de democracia, pero no falt6 quien algunos paises de Latinoamerica entre la audiencia cuestionara la y las relaciones de los Estados viabilidad de una democracia Unidos con el continente como el sistema mas apropiado latinoamericano fue el tema de para Latinoamerica. una presentaci6n de los Armando Tundidor resumi6 estudiantes de Belen la semana el origen, desarrollo y funci6n de pasada al celebrar el colegio la la Organizaci6n de los Estados Semana Latinoamericana. Americanos (OAS), y Fernando Unos 50 estudiantes y varios Zuleta disert6 sobre la situaci6n

Pintandoen el parque que desafiar al tiempo—que Por alii andaban varios Unos pintaban y otros amenazaba lluvia. Tambi6n pintores profesionales ayudando tuvieron que darse una buena Juan Diaz hace su presentacldn sobre las relaciones USA y miraban pero todos se divertian a los aficionados. Gabriel Sor- Latinoamerica. disfrutando de la brisa y con- caminata, ya que el parqueo esta zano, Maria Tuma, Loly de templando el paisaje. Estaban situado a la entrada y el parque Quesada, Ricardo Pedreguera... profesores escucharon y de Brasil. colaborando con sus pint was a la s61o se recorre a pie. todos afirmaron que el proyecto cuestionaron la presentaci6n de inauguraci6n del nuevo Parque La "pintada" comenzo a las del sabado es s61o un comienzo. los conferenciantes. Uno de ellos, Joe Razco, Esteban Prellezo del Bicentenario en Biscayne 10:30 a.m. el sabadoy seproponia El Festival Cultural habia Juan Diaz resumi6 su sentir y Pablo Salazar, reaccionaron Boulevard y la calle 11. lograr que el publico llegue a ser sido patrocinado por el Depar- sobre la politic a de U.S.A. hacia con preguntas a la presentaci6n, Para llegar a su cita con el participante y no mero espec- tamento de Parques y Recreo de Latinoamerica, que el denominb que segun ellos habia pintado arte, los participantes tuvieron tador del arte. la Ciudad de Miami. de egoista, y expres6 su opinidn una relaci6n U.S.A.— en contra de la devolucWn del Latinoamerica bastante Canal de Panama^ por ser este negativa, ignorando quiz as los crucial para la seguridad in- puntos positivos de la polftica Festival en Corpus Christi 10-11-12 ternacional. entre ambos paises. Diaz acus6 a Espafta de no El programa habia sido • La parroquia de Corpus diciembre. Todo Miami esta refrescos, juegos y multitud de haber preparado a organizado por el profesor de Christi celebrara su festival invitado a participar en estos premios. Corpus Christi esta Latinoamerica para la Bel£n Armando Rodriguez. anual los dias 10-11-12 de dias de alegria. Habra comida, situado en 3220 N.W. y la 7. Se reunen A. Alumnas Filipenses

Las Antiguas Alumnas Tendra lugar una Misa en Filipenses de Ntra. Sra. de honor de la Madre de Dios Lourdes celebraran la fiesta de la seguida de una comida en el Inmaculada el domingo 12 a las 2 Miami Spring Country Club, 650 PM. en la parroquia de Blessed Curtis Parkway. Trinity, 420 Curtis Parkway, Para informacion llamar a] Durante el almuerzo, los jovenes conversan y comparten. Al fondo el Padre Eduardo Alvarez. Miami Spring. 887-6867 - 887-8565. Jovenes celebran el Adviento Unos 80 j6venes de los grupos la Jornada ha sido algo muy "regar" el mensaje de Dios en juveniles parroquiales acudieron positiva y ha demostrado que los Miami. ESPANA el pasado sabado a Emaus, para j6venes estan dispuestos a dar su IMPORTADORES participar en una Jornada de tiempo y a darse ellos mismos oraci6n, reflexidn y dialogo. por conocer mas a Jesus y su Novedades, Estuvo al frente de la Jor- mensaje." regalos nada el Padre Eduardo Alvarez, Los jovenes oyeron al Padre IMPRENTA exclusivos y S. J. quien les did cuatro charlas a Alvarez hablarles del plan y del artlculos para lo largo del dia. Los j6venes mensaje que Dios tiene para cada "MARESMA" decoracidn. tambien compartieron en grupos uno. Mensaje que se concreta en y participaron en una liturgia de la vida de Jesus y su Evangelio. 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. clausura. Salieron de Emaus—el Directamcrttc "El ambiente era de ver- edificio del Movimiento de importados dadera alegria y familiaridad", Cursillos en el aeropuerto de Opa Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para de Espnna. dijo el Padre Alvarez. Creo que Locka—dispuestos a vivir y Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y *jNuevasl. Bellisimas bailarinas flamencas. Mira!! La ropa que buscabamos Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. *i/magenes religiosas! la tienen en Rioda! * P/acas con la 'ultima Cena' Aceptamos las. TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS * Nino Jesus en pesebre. principals * Figurinas del nacimiento, pintadas tarjetas de credito FASHIONS COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES a mano Blusas, Pantalones, Vestidos Chanel. DESCUENTO ESPECIAL AHDRRE TIEMPD Y DIN£RD Largos para las Fiestas! lencionando este anuncio! CDN'FUNDQNDS '5U5 IMPRESOS T. Pla & Co., 751 S.W. y 8 Calle, Miami MRIM0S BimilAMENTE M t X M. « 6 P. M. i Centro Commercial Cubano • 1103 N.W. 22 Ave. Miami • 643-0701 TELEFONO 642-7266 Venta al Por Menor 856-1221 * Mayor 856-4844

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,1976 / Page 25 Oficina de juventud expresa prioridades Coincidiendo con los educar al clero y al laicado sobre tiempo completo con los j6venes resultados de un reciente estudio la importancia del trabajo con los y considera esencial que el que muestra la gran influencia j6venes y reiter6 su inquietud por personal de la oficina mantenga que la fe de los padres tiene en las convencer a todos de la seriedad cierta continuidad. actitudes religiosas de los hijos, con que trabaja su oficina. Asistia a la reuni6n el la oficina archidiocesana de Arzobispo Coadjutor de Miami juventud, (DYA) seflald la "Los parrocos podrfan quizas Mons. Edward McCarthy quien semana pasada su prop6sito de captar mejor la importancia comparti6 sus experiencias con enfocar sus actividades con mas y la necesidad de in- la juventud de Phoenix, donde e'nfasis en la familia. vertir en "ministros de la existe un sistema que permite a "Quizes en el pasado nos juventud" en vez de dejarlo todo los estudiantes universitarios nemos preocupado solo de los en manos de voluntaries," dijo. dedicar uno o dos aflos al trabajo jbvenes, sin tener mucho en "Nuestra oficina esta con la juventud en parroquias. cuenta su ambiente familiar..." dispuesta a preparar a jdvenes Estas se comprometen a darles dijo Mons. William Dever que trabajen en las parroquias transporte, cobijo y un salario basico. El arz. McCarthy (izq.) conversa con el personal de la oficina de durante la reuni6n mensual del pero necesitamos que los juventud. Desde la izquierda el Padre Gustavo Miyares, Julie personal de su oficina. parrocos se comprometan a El Arzobispo indic6 su in- Alvarez, Dick Moran y Mons. William Dever. Monsefior Dever expreso darles apoyo," afladi6 la Hna. teres en la juventud y habl6 de la tambien su preocupacion por Jovanna Stein O.P. que trabaja a posibilidad de concientizar a los profesionalmente preparadas. El reuniones para los j6venes seminaristas sobre la labor con Padre Gustavo Miyares indicb "donde se encuentren como en los j6venes y de sus esperanzas algunas dificultades con los casa para compartir y en el futuro programa del grupos juveniles hispanos, y falta reflexionar." Diaconado Permanente, que de apoyo por parte de algunos Durante la reuni6n se planted Un did musical en la ofrecera preparaci6n para este parrocos hacia los moderadores la posibilidad de una asamblea tipo de ministerio con la juventud adultos de los grupos juvenil donde los j6venes, como y para otros apostolados. parroquiales "quienes de hecho parte de la Iglesia, hagan saber catedral de St. Mary Dick Moran, que dirige la tienen un nombramiento de la sus inquietudes sobre su par- Liga Atl6tica a nivel ar- oficina archdiocesana de ticipaci6n y sobre c6mo llegar a chidiocesano subrayb la im- juventud." llevar a otros jdvenes el jESPERANDO! es el tema portancia de confiar en la Monsefior Dever mencion6 la evangelio. La idea recibid el de un dia de estudio liturgico que capacitaci6n del laicado, que necesidad urgente de lograr un apoyo del Arzobispo que sera presentado por la oficina de cuenta con personas centro fijo que sirva de lugar de prometib colaborar en tal evento. Educacion Religiosa dela Archi- diocesis, el pr6ximo dia 11 de diciembre, sabado. La Jornada ofrece un dia de reflexi6n y trabajo en equipo, para orientar a toda persona involucrada en la liturgia: director de coros, cantantes, guitarristas u organistas... YA SALIO Se espera la participacidn del Arz. McCarthy, el padre Vuturo, el padre EsteVez. La Jornada dara comienzo a LA NUEVA EDICION jlas 9:30 a.m. hasta las 4:00 pm. y tendra lugar en el auditorio de la Catedral de St. Mary, 7525 N.W. del 2da. Ave. Donacidn $5.00 Nuevo Testamento Comentarios ORDENELA evangelicos

* Escrito para el Hispano de los Estados Unidos. PorELREV.JOSEP. NICKSE * Bajo la direccion del Padre Virgilio Elizondo por los Profesores, Rdo. P. Juan Mateos (del La gente le preguntaba (a Juan el Bautista) "iQue Institute Oriental de Roma) y Alonso Schokel (del Instituto Biblico de Roma). debemos hacer?" El les contestaba: El que tenga dos capas de una al que no tiene y quien tenga que comer haga lo Responde a la sensibilidad del Pueblo Hispano en los Estados Unidos. mismo."... Y con muchas otras palabras anuncio la Buena Nueva al pueblo. * Escrito hoy para entenderlo ahora. Las Cartas de San Pablo le pareceran dirigidas a Lucas 3:10-18 Usted personalmente.

* Los Hechos de los Apostoles parecen narraciones de nuestras Comunidades Cristianas. iYa te sientes envuelto en el "espiritu navideflo?" Los em- pujones en las tiendas. Quizas una multa por aparcar en una zona * Con una guia al final que explica las palabras encontradas en el texto. 654 paginas. prohibida. Ah, y no podemos olvidar las innumerables fiestas Rustica. No. 502, $2.75. navidenas: en la oficina, en el club social, en la factoria. Terminamos las navidades dando gracias a Dios que naci6 s61o De venta en su libreria local o mande su pedido, llenando el cupon de abajp una vez. iSe imaginan tener que celebrar la Navidad dos veces al aflb? Al fin llega enero y estamos agotados, con unas cuantas libras de mas y esperando las cuentas de las tarjetas de cr^dito... V-9 Escribiendo a su esposa, un obispo episcopal norteamericano * CUPON DECOMPRA(lleneloalordenar) hizo el siguiente comentario en el aflo 1827: "El diablo nos ha robado la navidad. Al robarnos la navidad la ha convertido en una Separe su copia hoy mismor enviando un cheque por $2,75 a: fiesta mundana." Si las cosas marchaban mal en 1827, iqu6 podemos decir de Departamento de Publicaciones Pastorales, nuestros dfas? P.O. Box 920, Plaza Noll, Huntington, Indiana, 46750. El evnagelio de hoy nos da la clave para devolverle a la Navidad su verdadero sentido. Hoy muchos cristianos sinceros se Por favor, envieme: preguntan "iQue debemos hacer?" Y Juan el Bautista contest6 esta pregunta: por tu fe a trabajar. ejemplares del Nuevo Testamento (numero 502) a mi direccion indicada abajo. "El que tenga dos capas que de una al que no tiene." En otras Mi nombre_ palabras, la Navidad es la fiesta del amor de Dios y la celebramos correctamente cuando ponemos nuestro amor a trabajar. Direccion- Quizas este aflo se repita la parte mas triste de la Navidad. iRecuerdan por qu6 Cristo tuvo que nacer en un pesebre? Porque Ciudad no habia lugar para la Sagrada Familia en los hoteles de aquella Estado_ . Zona Postal. epoca. Todo estaba lleno. No habfa lugar para Dios. (Toda orden debe ir acompanada del pago correspondiente. Para descuentos a instituciones, o al Aprendamos a escuchar la Palabra de Dios, la Buena Nueva, por mayor, favor de escribir para mas detalles.) que Hen a nuestros corazones de alegria y esperanza. En medio del vaiven de los tiempos navideftos, encontremos tiempo para Dios.

Page 26 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, December 10,1976 El matrimonio y la familia^. Juzgamos importante que los cat61icos hispanos de la archidiocesis conozcan el contenido de El antiguo Testamento toma el amor entre marido ^Pl la carta pastoral sobre valores humanos emanada por los obispos de esta nacibn. En espera de la y mujer como uno de los mas claros simbolos del amor ^0 versl6n oflcial en espafiol, La Voz ofrece a sus lectores esta traduccl6n lncompleta de la segunda ae Dios con su pueblo... El Nuevo Testamento continua parte de la pastoral que por raz6n de espaclo hemos tenldo que extractar. En semanas sucesivas usando las mismas imagenes, s61o que entonces la iremos ofreclendo el resto de la Pastoral. unidn de hombre y mujer se asemeja a la uni6n entre Cristo y la Iglesia. Jesus ensefia que en el matrimonio, Hablaremos ahora de tres grupos, tres el amor de Cristo. Este amor del pr6jimo in- hombre y mujer se prometen una fidelidad constante e comunidades conceiitricas que son el marco de nuestra separablemente unido al amor de Dios, y realmente incondicional semejante a la fidelidad del Hijo de Dios. realizacidn y de nuestra vida en Cristo: la familia, la expresi6n y medida de 61, se nos exige primeramente, Su matrimonio hace visible al mundo la fidelidad y el naci6n y la comunidad de naciones. hacia los mas cercanos—los miembros de nuestras amor de Dios. Al hablar de las cuestiones que afectan a estas tres propias familias. La Iglesia ensefia que Cristo elev6 el matrimonio comunidades, lo hacemos conscientes de su valor LA FAMILIA en el Sefior a nivel de Sacramento, por el cual esta moral y en referenda a los valores que se nos han dado Todo ser humano necesita y tiene derecho a ser unidn simboliza y realiza el especial amor de Dios por Jesus y a trav6s de su Iglesia, en nombre de quien amado y a disfrutar de un hogar donde establecer sus hacia la pareja en su situacidn domestica y social. los proclamamos. raices y crecer. La familia es esta primera e in- Jesus ensefia que el Padre quiere y puede conceder No podemos discutir aqui todas y cada una de las dispensable comunidad en la que se satisface esta la grandeza de corazbn que capacita a las personas cuestiones, y somos conscientes de que, en algunos necesidad. Hoy dla en que la productividad, el para guardar esta .amorosa fidelidad. La Iglesia casos, la complejidad de los problemas no nos permite prestigio y hasta la misma atraccidn fisica se con- siempre ha creido que al hacer y guardar tan nobles ofrecer soluciones concretas. Sin embargo insistimos, sideran la medida del crecimiento personal, la familia promesas, por la gracia de Dios, las personas se como maestros de moral, que para ofrecer soluciones cumple una especial vocaci6n de servir de lugar en superan y crecen hasta el punto de poder amar mas validas, estos complejos problemas deben ser donde las personas reciben amor no por lo que hacen o alia de la capacidad humana. La cultura con- resueltos con referenda a principios objetivos. por lo que tienen sino simplemente por lo que son. temporanea hace dificil para mucha gente el aceptar Nuestro punto de referencia es la persona hum ana. Una familia se inicia cuando hombre y mujer esta visidn del matrimonio. Hasta los que lo admiran "Elprogreso de la persona humana y el progreso de la proclaman publicamente ante una comunidad su como un ideal, dudan de la posibilidad de llevarlo a sociedad son interdependientes." Todo ser humano compromiso mutuo, de modo que desde entonces, se cabo y lo consideran demasiado arriesgado de in- tiene unprecio infinito: ha sido creado a imagen de puede hablar de ellos como de un solo cuerpo. Cristo tentar. Creen que es mejor prometer menos al Dios, redimido por Cristo y Uamado a un destino ensefia que Dios quiere que esta unidn de hombre y comienzo para escapar asi de una posible tragedia eterno. Por todo esto reconocemos a todos los seres mujer en el matrimonio sea de por vida—un compartir matrimonial y para poder prometer de nuevo. humanos como a nuestros pr6jimos y les amamos con la vida hasta que la vida misma termine. Pero este enfoque implica en si mismo una tragedia aiin mayor. S61o hombres y mujeres lo bastante valientes como para prometerse de por vida, Soldados contra sacerdotes, en la fe de que, con la ayuda de Dios podran cumplir su palabra como El la cumple, poseen el amor y la for- y lo traslado hasta el lugar denuncias sobre el conflicto de taleza necesarias para sobrepasar las inevitables poblado mas proximo, a 160 las tierras, entre terratenientes y dificultades del matrimonio. Un tal amor desiii- en Brasil kilometros; de ahi, en avion, el trabajadores. Semanas antes, MATO GROSSO, Brasil.— teresado, enraizado en la fe es capaz de perdonar sacerdote fue llevado a un centro hechos similares habian cuando surge la ocasidn, y sabe sacrificarse para Dos padrecitos llegaron a hospitalario donde le operaron, provocado el asesinato de otro Ribeirao Bonito, municipio de salvaguardar algo tan valioso y santo como el aunque infructuosamente. Antes sacerdote en Mato Grosso, matrimonio. El amor de marido y mujer ha de tener Barra do Garcas, para participar de morir, se confeso: "Nuestra Rudolfo Lubenkein. en la procesion en honor de la como modelo el desinteresado y perdurable amor de tarea termino", le dijo a don Osservatore Romano, organo Cristo por su Iglesia. S61o asi sera la familia el lugar patrona local, Nossa Senhora Pedro, y ofrecio sus dolores "a oficial de la Santa Sede, denuncio Aparecida. El pueblito, perdido donde los seres humanos puedan crecer con los pobres y a los indios". la muerte del padre Burnier seguridad... en la inmensidad del estado Don Pedro cree que el padre como "un crimen dolorosisimo brasileno de Mato Grosso, casi no Burnier, de sesenta y un anos, no que repugna las conciencias". Algunos afirman que los matrimonios figura en los mapas. A las siete ha muerto en vano. Desde hace El generalmente moderado ar- sacramentales pueden llegar a deteriorar hasta tal de la tarde, los sacerdotes se anos, y pese a la persecucion que zobispo Geraldo de Morais punto que la uni6n matrimonial muere, y que los dirigieron al destacamento los sacerdotes han sufrido bajo el Penido reunio a treinta vicarios esposos ya no quedan obligados a guardar su promesa militar. Les habian dicho que tres regimen militar, el obispo en la catedral de Juiz de Fora y de fidelidad de por vida. Algunos hasta urgen que la mujeres del lugar eran tor- espaflol, de cuarenta y ocho anos, oficio una misa, durante la cual Iglesia reconozca la disolucidn de esos matrimonios y turadas por los soldados, que realiza un esfuerzo titanico por denuncio a la Urania dominan- permita que ambos partidos entren en nuevos com- llevaban dias clavandoles largas ayudar a los indios y a los pobres te". En Goiania, don Pedro promisos mas prometedores. Nosotros rechazamos tal agujas para obtener informacion en el infierno creado por los dirigio un oficio religioso con visi6n (Gaudium et Spes 48) pues de hecho se reduce a sobre un crimen de poca monta. terratenientes. En Mato Grosso, otros cincuenta sacerdotes, ante abandonar la idea del matrimonio cristiano y a Los soldados recibieron a los la ley la dictan los duenos de la el cadaver del padre Burnier. sustituirla por algo totalmente distinto. Tal actitud curas —Joao Bosco Penido tierra, que es de muy pocos. A Llamo "martir" a este y sen- debilitaria aiin mas el matrimonio, e ignoraria las Burnier y Pedro Casaldaliga— pesar de ser el sexto Estado en tencio: "La Iglesia del pueblo palabras de Jesus que nos invitan a identificarnos con con gritos hostiles: territorio, casi dos veces y media esta siendo perseguida". La su amor redentor, que lo soporta todo. La basica "comunistas", "subversivos". la superficie de Espafia (con camisa ensangrentada del dificultad de esta visi6n es que no se reconcilia con la Un soldado dio un tiro en la 1.231.000 kilometros cuadrados), sacerdote presidia el lugar, sobre mision de la Iglesia de ser fiel a la palabra que le ha cabeza al padre Burnier. posee solo 1.600.000 habitantes, una inscripcion que rezaba: "Sin sido confiada. La alianza entre hombre y mujer unidos Don Pedro Maria detras de otros 18 estados derramamiento de sangre no hay en matrimonio es tan indisoluble e irrevocable como el Casaldaliga Pla, obispo espafiol, brasilenos. El obispo se hizo liberacion". El Gobierno detuvo amor de Dios hacia su pueblo y el amor de Cristo a su cargo el cuerpo de su companero famoso hace cinco anos, con sus a los siete soldados. Iglesia. Ya que los mandamientos de Cristo exigeft a sus seguidores tanta dedicacibn y sacrificio—dada la fuerte oposicidn social—la Iglesia de Cristo tiene una (D Premian programas seria obligacidn de ayudarles a vivir sus compromisos. osos A travel del culto, la atenci6n pastoral, la educaci6ny la orientaci6n,debemos ayudar a esposos y esposas que luchan por realizar en sus vidas y las de El obispo James Rausch, (arrlba sus hijos el ideal de amor de Cristo. Los j6venes y las Z dcha) Secretario de la Con- parejas de novios deben aprender el sentido del ferencia De Obispos USA conver- matrimonio cristiano. Los matrimonios que se sa con el Padre Jose P. Nickse esfuerzan por vivir sus compromisos, deben encontrar c durante la convencibn anual para en la comunidad cristiana apoyo y aliento. entrega de premios (Gabriel Queda sin embargo el hecho tragico de los Awards)a los mejores programas matrimonios que fracasan, y hemos de acercarnos a con mensaje religioso de la los que sufren esta dura experiencia con la compasidn naci6n. Mas de 300 expertos del mismo Jesus. En algunos casos, tanto el roman- Q participaron en el evento. En ticismo como la falta de madurez pueden haberles otras sesiones, el Secretario impedido contraer un verdadero matrimonio cristiano. Ejecutivo del Departamento de 3 Comunicaciones de la Con- Con bastante frecuencia los llamados ferencia Catdlica, Robert "matrimonios rotos" son sin embargo de hecho Beusse, presenta. la UNDA— uniones indisolubles y sacramentales. O asoeiacion para miembros de En esta delicada materia la respuesta pastoral de prensa y comunicadores la Iglesia se hace especialmente necesaria, aunque no cristianos—la preocupacion de es siempre facil de formular. Hemos de buscar modos los obispos USA sobre la por los que la Iglesia muestra la compasibn del mismo evangelizacidn y el uso de los Cristo hacia los que sufren estas tragedias medios de comunicacidn, asi matrimoniales, sin disminuir al mismo tiempo sus como los detalles de la posible enseftanzas sobre la belleza y el significado del colecta anual con este fin. Los matrimonio y en particular sobre la exigencia participantes habfan an- profetica acerca de la indisolubilidad de la uni6n de teriormente debatido lo positivo y aquellos que se unen en el Sefior. La Iglesia debe negativo de tal colecta. mantenerse siempre fiel al mandamiento de servir la verdad en el amor. (La semana que viene: El Valor de los Hijos y Sentido de la Sexualldad.) Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, December 10,1976 I Page 27 PERIODICO CATOLICO VOL. XVII NO. 40 ARCHIDIOCESIS DE MIAMI 10 DE DICIEMBRE DE 1976 Alegria cristiana-balsamo de la sociedad Pablo VI a los peregrinos San Pablo es un gran ejemplo la plenitud de la vida cristiana; alimentar en nosotros el gozo de de esta ambivalencia de la es mas, en ella se alza como la vida cristiana para saber Gaudete in Domino, estad fatigados y cargados, que yo os sensibilidad cristiana: "Estoy alegres en el Senor, hemos dicho aliviar6, dice el Senor. trofeo de victoria, unida como sacar de ella la fortaleza que le es lleno de consuelo, reboso de gozo esta al amor, al sacrificio, a la propia. a la Iglesia misma y a cuantos en todas nuestras tribulaciones". respiran, en alguna manera, su garantia de la resurrecci6n. Con nuestra benaici6n Y este sentido de infelicidad La cruz no queda abolida por Y asi nos acordaremos de apostolic a. suplo vivificador; gaudete in ha llegado a ser contagioso en Domino, repetimos ahora con la algunos sectores del mismo misma intenci6n de incluir en mundo eclesial, hasta el punto de esta palabra, tan repetida por marcar su rostro de una agresiva 'S^n Pablo una actitud global de amargura no solo para repren- fe, de esperanza, de amor, de sion fraterna por los muchos {Pintando en el parque! mentalidad y trabajo apost61ico, defectos que lo humillan y que su de serenidad, de animo, de impronta cristiana hace mas paciencia y abnegacion, etc., que evidentes y mas responsables, puede dignamente coronar la sino para una postura, ya de espiritualidad y la pedagogia de moda, que parece justificar este particular periodo liturgico. alguna vez una superior in- Un gemido, podemos decir transigencia y que esconde, con casi profetico, circula por el frecuencia, una falta de amor, mundo como para denunciar el esto es, de alegria interior, que creciente sufrimiento interior de ya no es capaz de expresarse los hombres a medida que crece exteriormente. Tambien aqui el su riqueza y el hambre de una balsamo de una sincera alegria riqueza mayor ausente. Miserias, cristiana podria traer de nuevo, dolores, desilusiones, entre los hermanos, de fe, el sufrimientos parecen extenderse resurgimiento de una ejemplar sobre la faz de la tierra, en lugar socialidad cristiana... de aplacarse con un pacifico gozo Y queremos anadir otra de los bienes tan numerosos que observation con el fin de que no el progreso nos proporciona. La se piense que la vida cristiana Palabra de Cristo resuena sea siempre y linicamente todavia con una actualidad y con alegre, y que logra excluir el una capacidad de consuelo y de dolor de la experiencia ^-speranza que justifica nuestra existencial. NO. apologia de la alegria cristiana. "Venid a mi todos los que estais La alegria cristiana es compatible con el sufrimiento. Teologo Gregory Baun Pide secularizacion TORONTO—(NO—El sa- propia orden religiosa. Tambien cerdote agustino y conocido afirma que varios intentos por su teologo Padre Gregory Baum ha parte para permanecer como anunciado aqui su decision de sacerdote diocesanp han abandonar el ministerio sacer- resultado sin exito. dotal y pedir su secularizacion al "Mi decision no afecta para Margie Pinzon, de 21 meses mira sorprendida a la c a mar a que se atreve a Interrumpir su trabajo Vaticano. riada mi dedicacion a la teologia de artista. Ella y muchas, muchas otras personas colaboraron con su arte a la inauguraci6n del Actualmente es profesor de y a la renovaci6n catolica." dijo. Parque del Bicentenario en Miami. Ver pag. 25. religion y teologia en el College El Padre Brad Messman, de St. Michael de la Universidad encargado de prensa de la de Toronto. Archidiocesis de Toronto afirmo En una carta a sus colegas que el Padre Baum aplico para del Instituto de Pensamiento ser aceptado como sacerdote Vaticano apoya obispos U.S.A. Cristiano de la universidad, el diocesano, "pero retiro su Padre Baum, que tiene 53 afios, aplicacion antes de que diera afirma haber tornado la decisi6n tiempo a comenzar tramites." despues de mucha reflexi6n y El Padre Baum es autor de contra pena de muerte porque ha sido incapaz de unos 10 libros y fue uno de los WASHINGTON, (NO—Un Comisi6n Pontificia para la eticos implicados y debido a la resolver diferencias con su asesores del Vaticano II. estudio preparado por la Justicia y la Paz, apoya la falta de argumento de prueba en posicion de los Obipos USA contra, se ha de favorecer la contra la pena de muerte y les eliminacion de la pena capital. pide que amplien o clarifiquen Ademas el estudio hace las mas tal posici6n. siguientes consideraciones: Fue en 1974 que los • La Iglesia siempre ha obispos USA se pronunciaron en apoyado el derecho del estado a contra de la pena de muerte. La imponer la pena capital. decision siguio a un largo debate • La Iglesia nunca ha tratado que no logro acuerdo sobre una directamente de la pena de declaraci6n mas larga. muerte y ni la apoya ni la Todos estos jrivenes y El estudio de la Comisi6n prohfbe. muchos mas participaron Vaticana habia sido pedido por • La existencia de la pena el pasado sabado en un dia los obispos quienes lo recibieron capital en el Antiguo Testamento de retiro en Emaus, ver en junio. Hasta hoy, en que lo dio no justifica su validez para hoy. pag. 25. a conocer en Roma el Padre El Nuevo Testamento no prohibe William Murphy a NC News, no explicitamente la pena capital. se habia dado al publico. • Los papas recientes han El estudio no tiene estatus de subrayado los aspectos doctrina oficial de la Iglesia, pero "medicinales" o correctivos de la si es una ligera indicacidn de que pena capital del castigo. La pena el pensamiento del Vaticano, va capital no es "medicinal" porque en las mismas lmeas que el de los le niega al criminal la posibilidad obispos USA en esta cuesti6n. de rehabilitarse. El estudio de la Comisi6n • No existe evidencia con- sugiere un enfoque pastoral y vincente de que la pena capital dice que por razon de los valores protege contra el crimen. Page 28 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, December 10,1976