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, j u»»u|i jonii n. nvcuoweu laiKS Will parish council members Helen Bailey, Sue Ondo, Listening to a session at the canon law seminar are, N.Y., Auxiliary Bishop Anthony Bevilacqua and representatives of Resurrection parish, West Mifflin from left, Aux. Bishop Anthony G. Bosco, Brooklyn, Bishop Leonard. M artha Kocsis and Dolores Rylatt. during the canon law sem inar last week. From left ari Says seminar speaker New canon law will mark end of Vatican II work By PATRICIA BARTOS ACCORDING to Fr. Morrisey, the will bring new concepts and terms new law would complete the task into prominence in church life, When the Church’s revised Code of given to the Vatican Council by Pope according to speakers at the Canon Law is promulgated, or John XXIII and would provide a set se m in a r. declared law, later this year it will of laws reflective of life in the late m ark the end of the work of Vatican 20th Century. It m arks the first such Among these are a sort of “bill of II and the beginning of the Vatican II revision of the code in 65 years, rights" for the laity, bringing men era, according to Fr. Francis G. sin ce 1917. and women into church roles which Morrisey, who spoke at a three-day had once been reserved for clergy. canon law sem inar sponsored by the To help prepare priests, Sisters Another emphasis in the new code is diocese last week. and laymen and women here for the that of unity and viewing the Church changes the new code would bring, as a "communion of the people of Fr. Morrisey, dean of the canon the diocese brought in experts to God," in a world where concepts of law faculty at St. Paul University in give presentations on parish God, religion and church are Ottawa, Canada, was among eight governance, sacraments, marriage, challenged. speakers to address the diocese- priestly life and the law for wide sem inar at the Hyatt House in R eligious. It d re w up to 1,000 for It stresses the need for pastoral Chatham Center, Pittsburgh. each of the sessions and soon more support of m arriage and recognizes presentations will be made on the conjugal love as the primary aim of deanery and parish levels. Similar marriage. It takes into account the The revised code, which includes seminars are now being planned for advances in behavioral science and Attending an early morning session at the canon law som e 1,728 canons, is e x p ected to be Midland; Fr. Charles Bergman, pastor of St. Gregory other dioceses. considers personality factors, the seminar, are, from left: Sister Anthony Krijan, SVC, in Zelienopie; Fr. Thomas Lakomy, pastor of St. promulgated by Pope John Paul II inability of a person to fulfill the of Holy Trinity parish in Ambridge; Sister Cecilia either on Pentecost Sunday (May Patrick in Noblestown; and Fr. Ignatius Aranowski, The new code will bring to reality Murphy, president of the Sisters of Mercy; Fr. pastor of St. John the Baptist in Baden. 30) or the first Sunday of Advent. many principles of Vatican II and it (Continued on page 2) Edward Hoffmann, pastor of Presentation Church in —Photos by John C. Keenan Approval of Hatch amendment brings mixed reaction

By JIM LACKEY Catholic Bishops called the measure, said the committee vote head count of Senate members one of only two committee subcommittee last fall, opened the committee's decision to send the only proved that the amendment is WASHINGTON (NC) — The because it could be used by groups Democrats to vote for the debate by noting that nearly a amendment to the floor of the Senate "doomed to failure.” Senate' Judiciary Committee’s lobbying against Hatch. But he said amendment, said he was supporting decade had elapsed since the for debate “an auspicious event for nothing had happened in the it simply to get it to the Senate floor Supreme Court issued its initial approval of the Hatch amendment the cause of the unborn.” PRO-LIFE SUPPORTERS of on abortion M arch 10 was praised by Hatch have argued that, since the committee vote to change his list. for a full debate. decisions granting women an almost some pro-life groups as a milestone "This marks the first time a unlimited constitutional right to amendment merely returns the Pro-life opponents of the Hatch The amendment, he said, would in the campaign to protect unborn constitutional amendment to abortion. issue to Congress and the states, amendment prefer legislation serve future law school classes as an human life. protect unborn human life has Hatch's measure could gain the introduced by Sen. Jesse Helms (R- example of poorly constructed He said his amendment could end reached this -stage in the support of "moderates” who might But other pro-life groups which N.C.) which, while not a legislation, adding that it was still the stalemate which surrounds the congressional process," said Father be opposed to a broader abortion oppose the amendment said the 10-7 constitutional amendment, would unclear to him exactly what the abortion issue by removing the Daniel F. Hoye, NCCB general ban. committee vote showed that the define life as beginning at amendment would accomplish. debate from the pro- and anti- secretary. “Especially encouraging Mackey maintained however that conception. abortion extremes. Hatch measure does not have the for its future prospects is the the Hatch amendment picked up no Sen. John East (R-N.C.) said that votes needed to pass the Senate. bipartisan support it now enjoys." The most outspoken opponent of support from committee moderates. DESPITE THE VOTE in favor of he too had reservations about the the amendment was Sen. Max Groups favoring the right to He pointed specifically to Sen. the amendment, some committee The U.S. bishops last November Hatch amendment but urged its Baucus (D-Mont ), who said abortion, meanwhile, decried the Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), Senate members said they had serious passage, saying no legislator can broke precedent and endorsed the abortion is a "highly personal and committee vote as another right- minority leader, who cast one of the reservations about its current Hatch amendment. Previously the wait for the perfect proposal on any emotionally difficult issue" which wing attempt to curtail civil seven .“ no" votes on the wording. Two, Sen. Alan K. Simpson bishops had declined to endorse subject, including abortion. ought not to be addressed by lib erties. am en d m en t. (R-Wyo) and Sen. Strom Thurmond specific amendment wordings. C ongress. (R-S.C.), said they would prefer a The debate, in a packed THE HATCH AMENDMENT, Also viewing the vote as historic "Those are the kind of people that committee room with another crowd introduced last September by Sen. (Hatch amendment supporters) "states' rights" amendment on Biden, in a lengthy speech was the president of the National abortion instead of the joint federal- outside waiting to get in, lasted an lamenting that his views on abortion Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), would Right to Life Committee, Dr. John C. promised would vote for the hour before the roll call vote was remove the right to abortion from amendment," said Mackey. state power contained in the Hatch would satisfy neither hard core pro- Willke. "This victory will spur our am en d m en t. taken. To become part of the nor anti-abortion positions, said the Constitution and would allow Ernest Ohlhoff, executive director Constitution, the amendment now members on to redouble theirefforts despite his misgivings about the Congress and the states to pass new of the National Committee for a Thurmond, the Judiciary needs two-thirds votes in both the in this Congress and the upcoming wording of the amendment it was abortion restrictions. It has split the Human Life Amendment, which C o m m ittee c h a irm a n , sa id he would election campaigns," Willke said. Senate and House and ratification im p o rta n t th a t the p roposal go to the pro-life movement, with some supports the Hatch amendment, offer an amendment on the Senate by three-fourths of the states. But John P. Mackey, special Senate floor. groups regarding the proposal as a said his organization still counts floor to make the Hatch measure a counsel for the Ad Hoc Committee in compromise of pro-life principles. enough votes for Senate passage. states rights proposal. HATCH, WHO steered the He also commented that as a Defense of Life, one of several a m e n d m en t th ro u g h se v e ra l d a y s of Catholic he believed abortion was The National Conference of groups opposed to the Hatch He declined to release his group's Sen. Joseph R. Biden (D-Del.), hearings in his Constitution (Continued on page 3) Analysis on pro-life issues Future cloudy for Hatch

By JIM LACKEY commit tee. Two other proposed bills serious issue than gun control, said on ab o rtio n in tro d u ced by Sen. Je s s e both issues should be treated in the. WASHINGTON (NC) — Though Helms (R-N.C.) have found their the Senate Judiciary Committee same way: states should be free to way onto the calendar by back-door decide their e?ss. policies without now has agreed to send the Hatch m ethods. federal interference. amendment on abortion to the floor T h ere also w as som e se n tim e n t on Sen. Alai'. K. Simpson (R-Wyo.) of the Senate, the future of the the committee for addressing the agreed with Thurmond, saying constitutional amendment, as well abortion issue with a constitutional abortion had become a “tedious... as other Senate initiatives on amendment, such as Hatch’s,rather tiresome" issue in Washington and abortion, remains cloudy. than a bill requiring only majority should be turned back to the states Even before the amendment votes, such as the two Helms so Congress is no longer saddled reached the committee, pro-life proposals. Sen. Joseph R. Biden Jr. w ith it. lobbyists knew they were facing an (D-Del.) said he would rather see a uphill struggle to get the Hatch debate on an amendment than a bill The Helms bills, meanwhile, may not yet be dead either. amendment through both the House which, Biden said, probably would an d S e n ate b efore th e end of th e 97th be declared unconstitutional. T he first H elm s bill is th e “ hum an life bill" introduced last year and Congress this fall. Not the least of But the remark by committee the subject of eight days of hearings their concerns was the fact that the chairman Thurmond that he Hatch amendment, introduced last planned to offer an amendment on last spring by a Senate sub­ subcommittee. Some pro-life groups fall by Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah), the Senate floor to make the Hatch prefer it to the Hatch amendment did not have the unanimous support measure a states' rights proposal because it attempts to reverse the of the pro-life movement. could be the biggest threat to the Supreme Court's abortion decisions NOW THE DEBATE has been amendment. If such a proposal were by defining personhood as beginning complicated even further by the accepted, pro-life support for the plans of Sen. Strom Thurmond (R- amendment probably would drop at conception. S.C.) to turn the Hatch amendment precipitously because of the long­ The second bill, introduced March into a “states' rights” amendment standing fear of abortion "havens'.' 1, is a similar measure with on abortion. If that happens, the in several states. additional sections severely limiting alliance of pro-life groups now federal funding of abortion or AS NOW worded the Hatch abortion-related activities. supporting the amendment is likely amendment grants both federal and THOUGH NEITHER bill was to dissolve. state governments power to restrict cleared by the Judiciary Commit­ The committee’s action on the abortions. Thus, according to Hatch tee, either theoretically could be amendment March 10 and the and his supporters, abortion havens called to the Senate floor by Helms could be eliminated because states discussion which led to the final 10-7 for a vote, possibly as an which choose to do nothing would vote show ed th a t th e H atch proposal amendment to another measure. Foster grandmother still be subject to federal abortion has a couple of things going for it. In any case, either the Hatch For one, it is the only proposal now law. amendment or a Helms bill — if A hug is all that JoAnn Pickle, 15, needs at the moment photo and story page 3. pending on the Senate calendar Thurmond, though, wt)ile cleared by the Senate — would need from Frances Yencik, a foster grandmother at St. which has been cleared by the conceding that abortion is a more approval by the House. Anthony School for Exceptional Children. Related —Photo by John C. Keenan

% Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. March 19, 1982 Grassroots education needed in Catholic, Anglican study: Priest

By JOSEPH DUERR The “ultimate purpose" of a study commission is the reunion of the two LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NC) — Grass­ ch u rch e s, th e p riest said , and so it is roots-level education and formation necessary to have broad representa­ of a new Roman Catholic-Anglican tion from the churches. international study commission are seen by Assumptionist Father Fr. Tavard said Pope John Paul George Tavard as the next steps on II’s trip to England this summer — the path to Roman Catholic- which is to include a meeting with Anglican reunion. Anglican Archbishop Robert Runcie of Canterbury — would be a good Fr. Tavard, one of two U.S. occasion to announce formation of a Catholics on the Anglican-Roman new commission as “some sigh that Catholic International Commission further steps will be taken" toward (ARCIC), said in an interview in reunification. Louisville that the commission’s work over the past 12 years should Fr. Tavard said he anticipated be continued and that commission "no formal" action to be taken by reports on agreed statem ents should the two churches in response to be explained moi e to clergymen and ARCIC’s Final Report, which An au d ien ce of som e 1,000 p riests, nuns and laymen and women listen as Bishop Leonard opens the three-day canon law seminar at the Hyatt House. lay people. addresses questions about. papal primacy, authority and infallibility ARCIC completed 12 years of and includes several reports the New law will mark end of Vatican II work study by issuing a Final Report commission published earlier. which calls on Catholics and He added, “I hope an official (Continued from page 1) canons' prim ary concern was that of importance “the good of the spouses the parish. If we don’t,” he added, Anglicans to reunite with the bishop response will not come too fast," marriage vows or “lack of due matter and form, the “valid and the generation of children." “we will miss a real,opportunity.’’ of Rome as the “universal primate" because such' a response should di seretion," in granting annul­ execution of the ritual.” Its of the church. e x p ress a co n sen su s a n d it should be The new code also speaks of m ents. approach was more rubrical in Young persons contemplating a discussed and debated. A quick nature, more concerned with the marriage as a “partnership of the life-time commitment of marriage FR. TAVARD, who was in response may be too emotionalrhe IN A SEMINAR presentation on acts of worship, an approach that in whole of life" but does not spell out today must be willing to assume a Louisville to attend the 15th plenary noted. its ele m en ts, a s th ese will v a ry from parish governance, Fr. Morrisey a sense contributed to an ‘ 'counter-cultural’’ stance in this meeting of the consultation on country to country, he added. Although the Final Report spoke of the increasing role of laity atmosphere of causistry, he said. society, he said, in view of the “dis- C hurch U nion M arch 19-12, w a s a in the modern Church. It was a goal recognizes the bishop of Rome as the The church’s pastoral duties in values” being promoted through TV member of ARCIC from its of the commission studying the The new code emphasizes the inception and was also on the “universal primate," of a reunited relation to marriage are also and movies and in current revision of canon law to accomplish ecclesiai d im ension, w ith ritu a l seen lifestyles. They must have the preparatory group that paved the church, Fr. Tavard said infallibility stressed, said Msgr. Alesandro. this and to eliminate any form of as the “peak moment, the time when support of the church through the way for the commission. and papal authority are the main discrimination against women in special grace is given," he "We must develop the supports p a rish and th ro u g h m a rrie d couples problems to be resolved for church life, he said. explained. that society used to provide," he who can help prepare them for A teacher at the Methodist reunification. explained. Specifically he sees a m a rriag e . Theological School in Delaware, The laity will participate in the "Individuals need something THE JURISDICTIONAL au­ great need for counselling service, Ohio, Fr. Tavard said the three-fold mission of the church: more than we’ve been giving them, thority of the pope is more to aid the couples “before problems "Young people have a deep commission's work — which sanctifying, teaching and and that is preparation (for the important issue than infallibility, reach the crisis stage." yearning for stability, for included agreed statements on the governing, he explained. Through sacraments) and support.” The interpersonal commitment for life,” Eucharist, ministry and ordination, since papal infallibility has been sanctifying, the laity may officiate church is moving away from the T H E FA M ILY sy ste m h a s b roken he explained. and church authority — has not used only a few tim es in history, Fr. at baptism, distribute the idea of baptism as only a means of down in the U.S., he explained, sifted down to the grassroots level Tavard said. Papal jurisdictional Eucharist, receive the vows in freeing one from original sin, to a adding that the Catholic Church As people increasingly become a u th o rity "co u ld touch a ll bishops at “ciphers” in an impersonal society, with the “exception of a pocket here matrimony and, in certain cases, view of b a p tism a s initiation into the "sees this. We believe in this and there,” and these documents any moment,” he said. Conduct a funeral. They will also church community. and "we don't have many occasions structure, we must have the need to be explained more to Assessing the study commission’s take active roles in preparing others to be personally related to others," This ecclesiai dimension must be interpersonal arena of the family. clergymen and lay people. 12 years of work, Fr. Tavard spid to receive the Sacraments. the value of a marriage as a place presented to parents and godparents We must commit resources to “we had no idea how far we would fam ily life on a ll levels, e sp ecially in "where you are really yourself," This education is necessary for an In teaching, they will serve as and “ they must be prepared for the increases, he said. understanding of the possiblity and go" or what could be done at the lectors, catechists, in missionary obligations they must assume” in desirability of Catholic-Anglican beginning. Yet wnat was achieved work, in teaching the faith in the church, he emphasized. However, the "personality reunion, he added. "has been quite remarkable." educational institutions and in social In a jo in t session on m a rria g e a nd 3 to write factor,” inability to fulfill the rjmmunication work. Also, the priest noted, the two He added, “I don’t think we could the new law, Fr. Morrisey joined marriage commitment, will have gone farther than we did." on sem inar continue to be the main reason churches could explore joint IN THE GOVERNING mission, with Msgr. John Alesandro, annulments are granted, he said. training of the clergy and joint The priest said the commission’s th e laity w ill be form ally included as chancellor of the Rockville Centre; The Pittsburgh Catholic will parish catechetical programs. delegates to synods, sharing the N.Y., diocese, to present both carry three analyses of the canon work showed the diversity within same role as priests. They may doctrinal and pastoral aspects. law sem inar in next week’s issue. The new marriage norms will Another step that should be taken both the Anglican and Roman serve in church offices earlier Fr. Mark Papen, director of the affect the procedures in U.S., is the formation of a new Catholic churches. The com­ requiring that all annulments be reserved tor clerics and may A K E Y element involves the use of ministry to priests program in the international study commission, but mission's documents, he said, were “possibly exert a very innovative the word "convenant” to replace the diocese, will study the section on approved by another tribunal before one with a broader representation received differently by Anglican being granted. This, according to influence, particularly in the area of legalistic marriage “contract" of priestly ministry. Sister M argaret than the old one, to discuss further and Catholic theologians. Msgr. Alesandro, was expected and marriage,” Fr. Morrisey said. the earlier code, Fr. Morrisey Carney of the Sisters of St. the implications of what ARCIC involves an “organizational and It also served as an encourage­ stated. The new code reflects a Francis, Whitehall, a figure in the produced, Fr. Tavard said. ment to local Catholic and Anglican In a seminar session on greater understanding of the revision process on the law for legalistic problem more than a ARCIC MEMBERSHIP consisted ecumenical officers to promote sacraments of initiation, Fr. meaning of conjugal love, he said. Religious, will write on the law as substantive issue." mainly of Catholic and Anglican grassroots programs, such as the Thomas Doyle, O.P., secretary of W here th e 1917 code listed the it applies to Religious communi- scholars from North America and formation of covenants between the apostolic delegation in primary ends of m arriage as, first, ti. And F r. R o b e rt Wolk, c h a irm a n Cassette tapes of each session, at Western Europe. Fr. Tavard said congregations, he said. Washington, D.C., noted that the procreation, and, second, mutual of the planning committee for the $5 e ach o r $40 p e r set, a re a v ailab le that membership on a new 1917 code of canon law was assistance, the new code reverses seminar, will give an overview of by competing Fr. Robert Franco, The other U.S. Catholic member promulgated in a world "not this order, emphasizing the total the sem inar itself. 456-3033. V id eo cassettes a re also commission should be broadened to of ARCIC was Jesuit Father Herbert hostile” to religion and thus the person, and making the new order of available of the sessions. include people from Hispanic Ryan, who teaches at Loyola countries, Asia and Africa. Pro-life interns University in Los Angeles. The National Youth Pro-Life Coalition has 15-20 openings for summer interns in its sixth annual A T DOW N T O Legislative Internship Program. 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Drawer S, Williamsburg, VA 23187 J®Je ] (U el E f e J i i p pUU GjjUelliyeJI BEST WESTERN ASSOCIATES OF WILLIAMSBURGtm Declaration could hurt Church Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 19,1982 — Page 3 in Czechoslovakia,says bishop ROME (NC) — Arriving in Rome i directed primarily against the Prague, who has called "Pacem in fo r m eetings w ith Pope Jo h n P a u l II, Clergy” was directed primarily Terris" an organization “totally a Czechoslovakian bishop was, against the Czechoslovakian group, dependent on the regime and not in quoted as fearing that the recent “Pacem in Terris,” and other pro­ dialogue with the hierarchy.” Vatican declaration on political government organizations of priests association of priests could worsen in Eastern Europe. But one of the association’s already difficult church-state leaders is Bishop Josef Vrana, relations in his communist-run “We are thinking about when we apostolic adm inistrator of Olomouc, nation. return- home," the bishop told La who refu sed to ta lk to th e p re ss a fte r Repubblica. his arrival in Rome. “If that declaration had been p u b lish ed the w eek before, w e would IN ANOTHER interview publish­ "What are we going to say to the JhOJt'toe here now. The government ed by La Repubblica, Cardinal Silvio priests and what will we hear them would not have given us permission Oddi, prefect of the Congregation for ask us?” he added ‘'Certainly we are to come to Rome,” said one of five Clergy, said bf Bishop Vrana: “For not about to excommunicate or Czechoslovakian bishops visiting a bishop to take part in this dissolve the association ‘Pacem in Rome in an interview with the Rome association (‘Pacem in Terris’) is T e rris .’” daily newspaper, La Repubblica. even worse than a priest." Thepaper said the bishop asked not The Vatican document said that. The Czechoslovakian bishop who to be indentified by name. priestly organizations which was interviewed said the country, “'The bishops arrived in Rome “propose aims relating to politics” under communist control since 1948, March 10 and met with the pope are “undoubtedly irreconciable has 13 dioceses but only five bishops. M arch 11. The other eight dioceses are headed with the clerical state" and cause vicar capitulars, all of whom belong VATICAN SOURCES said the “divisions and discord within the to “Pacem in Terris,” he said. Vatican Congregation for the people of God." Clergy’s March 8 “Declaration on “The government says to the Holy The delegation of Czechoslova­ See; ‘If you want to make them Some Associations and Movements kian bishops was headed by Forbidden to the Clergy" was bishops, okay, b u t no one e ls e ,'” th e Cardinal Frantisek Tomasek of bishopsaid. "And it's clear that that doesn't please the pope." In his March 11 address to the Parish in uproar bishops, present in Rome for their official visits required every five years, Pope John Paul made no reference to political associations of over firing of nuns clergy but expressed “profound Foster grandmother Bennie Hamiel of Penn Hills class project at St. Anthony School. gives some personal attention to Tory Clark, 14, on a sorrow” at the lack of a bishop in i—Photo by John Keenan MANCHESTER, N.H. (NC) - community, ignored the school each Czechoslovakian diocese. The decision of Bishop Odore J. board, were cliquish, did not Gendron of M anchester not to rehire communicate with the parish staff, “When I see only five of you here, I four Sisters of Mercy teaching at a cannot help but ask myself; When Foster grandmothers aid treated disdainfully legitimate school in Hampton, N.H., has led to qu estio n s ra ise d by th e p arish o r the will the moment come when the legal action by the sisters and school board, and harbored ill bishops of all the Czechoslovakian provoked parishioners to withhold feeling. The diocese said also there dioceses can be present?" said the pope, who delivered the talk in the handicapped at St Anthony’s weekly contributions. was little hope of reconciliation between the nuns and the parish Czech and Slovak languages. A spokesman for the Manchester By PATRICIA BARTOS "grandmothers," all of whom are Diocese said the diocese regards the staff and school board. during the day and two help with over 60, most who have grown dormitory residents in the evening. sjtuuation as “ an internal Some of the parents of children The pope also mourned the lack of The six foster grandmothers who children of their own and all of whom The grandmothers work four hours administrative matter." ■ attending Sacred Heart School, priests in Czechoslovakia, where 70 help at St. Anthony School for find a real value in this work. a day, five days a week, several ,,, A,Statement issued earlier by the which has an enrollment of 232 percent of the 15 million people Exceptional Children in Oakmont tak in g tw o b uses to re a c h the school. diocese said Sacred Heart Brother students in grades one through describe themselves as Catholics. mean a world of difference to the "I love it, love it, love it,” said one Roger Lemoyne, superintendent of eight, set up an Ad Hoc Committee to handicapped youngsters studying of them, Mary Sukala of Arnold, in The bishop interviewed by La The grandmothers and Bennie schools, had informed the Sacred Save Our Sisters, began a letter- th ere. regard to the Foster Grandmothers Hamiel of Penn Hills, Mary Sukala Repubblica said that the priest Heart school board in Hampton that writing campaign to persuade P ro g ra m . of Arnold, Frances Yencik of shortage is linked to the problems he objected to renewal of the sisters' Bishop Gendron to reverse his They provide that extra “tender, R obinson T w p., a n d M ary A lm ond of with “Pacem in Terris.” loving, one-to-one support and contracts. The superintendent's decision and started a legal defense The children appreciate their Arnold, who work during the day. companionship" needed by the action was taken after a process of fund for the sisters. The committee foster grandmothers so much, they and Winifred Thompson and Ramey fcdHgultation of all parties involved asked parishioners to withhold “IT IS necessary to take into children, teachers at the school said. put their feelings into drawings and Johnson, who help in the rvening. initiated by Bishop Gendron, the weekly contributions to the parish account the situation in which we Helping the teachers by providing letters directed to Mrs. Nancy diocesan statement said. and to put the money into a special personal, extended classroom help TO TEACHER Elvira Amen, the live,” he said. "In Czechoslovakia Reagan recently. These works were grandmothers provide invaluable ‘The four nuns at Sacred Heart trust fund to be given to the parish to slow learners or children, there are not enough priests. In the handed personally to Sheila Tate, aid in the classrooms. "The children School on the gro inds of Our Lady of when the nuns are rehired. absence of something better, the teachers at the school said. Helping the First Lady's press secretary, the teachers by providing personal, need a lot of individualized work," the Miraculous Medal Parish in Bishop Gendron, Brother p riests of ‘P a c e m in T e rris ’ w ork out when she was in Pittsburgh she explained. Hampton are Sisters Honora Lemoyne and Father Gerard fin e.” extended classroom help to slow recen tly . Reardon, 51, the principal; Boucher, pastor of Our Lady of the learners or children having trouble The 110 ch ild ren a t St. A nthony — Catherine Colliton, 47; Justine Miraculous Medal Parish, have said with lessons, they also easily win a And the children just received a aged 5 to 21 — also have the Cardinal Oddi was quoted as place in the hearts of their young Colliton, 52; an d M ary R ita F urlong, publicly that they do not question saying that the Clergy Congregation letter from the White House assistance of 10 teachers' aides and sr.’ either the academic qualifications ch arg e s. thanking them for the notes and two student teachers who are declaration would “most certainly" "When we come in, we get a " O n M arch 2, they fHed a petition in or the religious commitment of the cards. Mrs. Reagan’s office wrote presently serving at the school. nuns. create some problems for bishops “Good Morning’," a teacher said in that “knowing that the children at Rockingham County Superior Court living in countries like Czechoslo­ Estelle Murphy, St. Anthony's SISTER AMY HOEY, presidentof explanation. "But when the St. Anthony's School think so much asking for a judgment on whether or vakia, “but this does not impede the principal, says simply of the foster the Sisters of Mercy of New grandmothers come in they really of their foster grandparents means a not the diocese has breached their church from stating with clarity its grandparents. "I don't know of a Hampshire, in a statem ent issued on get a ‘Good Morning'." great deal to Mrs. Reagan." contracts In the court papers, the thought and its directives. p ro g ram th a t does so m uch good for j behalf of the general council of the nuns also denied the charges made AN UNSPOKEN, natural bond OF THE SIX foster grand­ all involved — both the children and congregation, said the congregation in_a letter delivered to them in "Anyway, in our religious, draws the children to the mothers, four help with clases the grandparents." January by Brother Lemoyne. They disagreed with the action of the four priestly profession, sometimes you asked for a public hearing in which nuns in initiating a lawsuit. She said can encounter difficulties with those they can discuss the charges. the nuns had not used the due who do not believe," the cardinal f ' BEToiTYfilTTOiW 37NB ANNUAL— process structures available to added. 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Sat. 4 PM — 7 Sun. 4 PM — 9 PM the moral questions surrounding the Reacting to the committee vote, Voting for the amendment in April 3-12:00 - 10 PM issue he was hesitant to impose his Nanette Falkenberg, executive committee were Thurmond, Sen. HOLIDAY INN / ' Private Parties up to 20 people accepteo. views on others. director of the National Abortion Paul Laxalt (R-Nev.), Hatch, Sen. CLOSED MONDAYS Rights Action League, said the Robert Dole (R-Kan.), Simpson, PASSION ROUTE 8 BUTLER VISA AND MASTER ‘ 0 0 4 4 4 -4 -4 Jt!T HE ADDED that the right to decision meant "Hatch and his East, Sen. Charles E. Grassley (R- 28 DEALERS CHANGE ACCEPTED O O I I I I privacy, which women’s groups cite1 right-wing cronies are step closer to Iowa), Sen. Jeremiah Denton (R- PLAY as! their justification for abortion their goal of banning abortions" by Ala.), Biden and Sen. Dennis rigjits, also is not absolute. He said returning the abortion debate to DeConcini (D-Ariz.). that women do not have the right to VERONICA’S congress and the state legislatures. Voting against the amendment talc thalidomide and give birth to were Sen. Charles Mathias (R-Md.), deformed babies. ALSO O B JEC T IN G w as C atholics for a Free Choice, an organization Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), Sen. . VEIL Bitten also lamented that a which opposes the church's Edward M. Kennedy (D-Mass.), For Information proposal to ban almost all abortions teachings on abortion. The group's Byrd, Sen. Howard Metzenbaum (D- and Reaervatlon» after the second month, which he executive director, Frances Ohio), Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.) said probably could be supported by Kissling, maintained that most and Baucus. 431-5550 75 percent of the American public, Catholics, like most of the general The 18th member of the would not get more than 10 votes in public, favor abortion rights. committee, Sen. 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I saw WE HAVE a loving relationship principle for parents m ust always be her on the platform, a little girl 1 with our children, our love and ' But, parents, love your children. that they must love their children. Hatch advances They will be children such a brief maybe three or four, looking quickly appreciation for each other has From this love comes of necessity time. There’s a scene in Thornton Endorsement of the Hatch however, support for a states’ one way, then another. Then she saw increased as we all have matured, the care, the teaching of values, Hie him. Her face was alive with joy. and we are grateful for that but lost IWilder’s “Our Town” that is most discipline, the opening to the amendment last week by the rights am en dm en t is lim ited in ‘Daddy, Daddy, Daddy,” she forever are the days when there •poignant to me. The daughter who Ifreedom that allows children to Senate Judiciary Committee the Senate. Such a proposal is were little children around. •has grown to womanhood and died, ¡develop their own personalities, to merits special comment. This contrary to the Hatch .is allowed to return for one day of become more fully themselves. amendment’s basic purpose, And believe me, the joy of children jher life. She chooses a birthday of is*the first time that a proposal is something that brings a special j But above everything else, I would toi amend the Constitution to which has supporters of its ¡her childhood. It goes as most days blaze of happiness, that in the glow go but from her perspective of ¡emphasize that you must love your protect unborn human life has own. A much more serious D A LE of memory will warm you all the eternity she saw what we fail to see. Ichildren. Let this love guide you in eyer advanced out of threat would seem to be the m J K FR A N C IS days of your life. She calls out to all, beseeching them 'the care of your children. Until iC subcommittee in Congress. It division among pro-lifers that to look at each other, listen to each happens you may not believe it, bur Listen, I know that changing other, be aware of each other. It is so quickly that you will hardly is« the first time that any could provide an “out” for diapers isn’t joy, that the cry of a committee of either house has senators interested in 'too much for her to endure. realize it has happened, your baby in the night is an unwelcome children will be grown. vdted for legal restraints on finessing this controversial sound, that little kids get underfoot Parents, look at your children. See abortion. There are, of course, issue with the voters.The need and a slide into second base on a them and love them. Mothers, started crying as she ran towards vacant lot can not only damage a I receiv e le tte rs fro m p arentsivlio n^any more legislative to close pro-life ranks strikes treasure every moment, even the have read what I have written, fqr I him. He bent his knees, came down pair of pants but the weekly budget, most hectic and harried moments. obstacles ahead for this us as of much greater concern have said this often before, and they to her level and she ran into his too. Fathers, there is nothing that you legislation, but its success last than the possibility of a states say their children have, as they arms, calling out happily, “Daddy, can do that will mean more to you week was most welcome and I know just the responsibility of grew older, greatly disappointed rights measure emerging. Daddy, Daddy.” than the moments you spend with caring for children, of helping with ¡them, abandoning all of values they encouraging. your children. The pro-life opposition to the It was such a happy scene and 1 homework, of solving problems of ¡were taught. What do you do then? T h e m easu re now g o es to the amendment is based on was warmed by it but as 1 watched squabbles with best friends can put THERE ARE books on what is |They ask. The answer is the same Senate floor where, debate is various arguments. One major that joyful scene I felt a stab of pain. pressure on parents. And if you called parenting, whether they are but more urgent, love your children expected to get under way criticism is that the amend­ What was that? Then I realized. Our breathed with relief that you finally worthwhile I do not know although I love them the more when they have wjthin the next few months. ment fails to identify the y o ungest is now 18. T h at se n se of joy got through your own teen years, tend to shy away from fad words strayed furthest for than they neec I'd just seen I’d experienced often in That will be a crucial battle. unborn child as a person, thus you have to go through them again dictionaries do not know. But your love most. As long as you live my own life but our children are with your sons and daughters. I Senate passage would put denying the child constitution­ whatever techniques may be love your children. strong pressure on the House al protection, particularly the to" add its support. 14th amendment’s guarantee The Hatch amendment against loss of life without due Comfortable darkness would give to Congress and process of law. each state joint authority to But recognition of legal By FR. EUGENE F. LAUER restrict or prohibit abortions. personhood for the child is no The more restrictive law of the gu aran tee that abortion w ill be In this Sunday’s gospel, Jesus explains to Nicodemus, with pathos in his two bodies would govern. The voice, that many people prefer the darkness to the light, even when the light prohibited. As long as due is readily available to them. He is referring primarily to Himself, the Light amendment also would state process is provided, life can of the World, and to the sad fact that many prefer their comfortable errors explicitly that there is no still be taken, and what to Him . constitutional right to an constitutes due process has abortion, thus reversing the This tendency to choose the darkness instead of the light continues in been subject historically to every age. It is extremely apparent today (and perhaps in every age) in the Suprem e Court’s 1973 ruling shifting interpretations. This case of judgments made in the midst of heated emotion. It usually happens tljat found — some say pro-abortion Supreme Court in the following way. f invented — such a right. would appear quite capable of In the confrontations caused by movements against poverty, racism, The amendment’s sponsor, creating a system of due war, corruption in government, in the angry moments of strikes, economic S$n. Orrin Hatch, Utah process that would authorize disputes between nations, both sides make many strong and condemnatory Republican, predicts a "tough abortion. As one legal statem ents in their heated exchanges. Comparisons of the opposition tpt.he battle” in the Senate. Already authority commented, it could worst fiends in history are made in the sting of the battle. Applications««)! some opponents of the simply find that due process fuzzy principles are flung across conference tables like flaming speSBL was satisfied by a hospital Often there is little thought, little reflection in the sweeping generalizations amendment have threatened a of accusation. filibuster against it. Others say review committee approving it «will n ever p ass a s it is now abortion. In today’s biased After the confrontation, everyone seems to prefer the “darkness”, i.e., to legal climate on abortion, search for arguments to substantiate their accusations, for examples'to written. We shall see. Pro-life prove their hastily-fashioned positions, rather than to reflect on the reality,. leaders believe there is more balancing the rights of the With a fear of facing the stupidity of some of the statem ents they made-in« support for the amendment mother against those of the the emotional moment, they wrangle endlessly to reinterpret them, t2Z , than appears, certainly more child could produce the same explain them away, to give them new meaning. thhn one publicized phone kinds of exceptions in favor of the mother that now exist. How much more unity we might have among human beings if people were > survey showed. able, in such instances, to choose the "light" instead. When the heafof emotion cools, how simple a problem might become if an antagonist could’ When w e endorsed the H atch Pro-life foes of the Hatch say "in the light," “That was really dumb of me, wasn’t it?" There are-few- amendment in an editorial amendment, who want instead words more courageous than those. several months ago, we said it a flat constitutional ban It isn’t easy to choose "the light." It is often embarrassing. But it is offers a practical and morally against abortion, say the always a maturing experience for the person and a unifying experience for acceptable first step toward likelihood is that the the community. reducing the number of amendment will-be watered Prefer the light to the darkness, even when it hurts. abortions in the U.S. We down to a states’ right version. remain persuaded of that. The They note that several pro-life movement simply senators, including Strom cannot wait endlessly for a Thurmond, chairman of the Mountains and molehills perfect constitutional amen­ Judiciary Committee, have about where ’I was going. I had knowing that despair always dment that may never come, By FR. JEROME LEDOUX, S.V.D. and cold: every muscle, every said they will seek such a tendon in my body was drawn tight doubts about my likability, because hovered in the wings. But I took this while more than a million change on the Senate floor. A mountain stood before me, a and uncomfortable: my eyes misted too few people h ad told m e th a t they deadly mountain to God. God carpp human lives are being liked me. I had doubts that I was to my mountain and my mountain Congressional authority over mountain which I surely could not over from sheer fright. There was destroyed each year in our climb. It was a mountain of physical not rest or joy for m e as I faced this lovable, because not too many soon crumbled into a molehill. abortion would be deleted and nation. The American bishops ailments, of sundry weaknesses, of mountain. But then I took my people at all had said, “I love you." action left strictly to the states. the strangest allergies, of one or are among those who support mountain to God. God came to my There were doubts about my raw There were those time wherva other congenital disorders, of mountain and reduced it to a this amendment and believe it physical abilities, about my very strange mountain stood before If this happened, it would susceptibility to various germs and m olehill. is achievable, and we do not intelligence, about my emotional me — an undefinable mountain: I cost the amendment vital simply did not know what it was:, write off their view and There were usually people near stability, about the uprightness and support, no question. Some dependability of my character. whether it was doubt, anxiety knowledge as lightly as some me, and often there were crowds. pro-life supporters would But the crowds were generally so Additional doubts concerned my backlash against neglect and withdraw their backing in appear to be doing. concerned about themselves that performances as a family person, thoughtlessness. All I knew was that it seemed real and that it hurt and expectation that liberal states, FR. JEROME they felt no concern for others, were my performances on the job, my The wisest choice, we called frightened me. But I took my left to their own d evices, would LEDOUX not sensitized to the needs of others contributions to the world in return the amendment in that recent and sometimes were unaware of the for my rental of space and resources mountain to God. God came to my pass weak legislation or none, editorial, in noting the very existence of others. And so it in my lifetime. mountain and swiftly sliced it down creating abortion havens and to a molehill. runaway momentum that came to be many times that I felt a thwarting the amendment’s This mountain was terribly high, unrestricted abortion is awfully alone, even in a crowd. fearfully oppressive and numbingly purpose. developing in this country. The ALONENESS would sometimes painful, so that it put a suffocating Seemingly the tallest of all the From all we can learn, wisest choice it remains. viruses, of chronic indispositions become a threat because it passed dam per on my whole life. But I took mountains rose before me: the and general malaise, of serious over into loneliness. So forbidding my mountain to God. God came to mountain of joy and happiness. Why illness and the threat of terminal and gloomy is this mountain of my mountain and quickly made my did this lovely mountain seem disease. I took my mountain to God. loneliness that it drains, depresses, mountain into a molehill. threatening? Because it is- a intimidates. But I took my mountain composite of all the other' God came to my mountain, and my F A IL U R E WAS a m ou n tain w hich to God. God came to my mountain mountains. But God had made a Other viewpoints mountain became a molehill. had both high and low peaks. This and in no time my mountain was molehill of a those. It was then that I • mountain shamed, discouraged and I stood on the stage of life full of brought down to a molehill. realized fully that Jesus, the facS’b r- anxieties, fears and preoccupations. immobilized me. It stole my God, is the joy of our life. ««<«••■ "No nation can be expected to The limitation of nuclear My stage fright was awful and A mountain of doubt rose in from momentum and imagination. My abandon its own defense. In the arms — beginning at the very painful. My nerves were raw and of me: doubts about who I was, enthusiasm faltered and began to doubts about what I was, doubts die. I tried to hold my chin high, Alt Publishing Corp. light of the decades of Russian least with a freeze on the jangled: my hands were clammy aggression, no reasonable production of additional person can expect one nation to weapons — has to be a goal to Lenten unilaterally disarm. Yet, our which every citizen is The Pope and the Jesuits nuclear weaponry today committed. We cannot let it thou ghts supplies us with an overkill become a divisive issue, with By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE THIS POPE DOES NOT shop descended upon the Indians. Once which goes insanely beyond around for advice and makes up his again they try to rise, and they have From the Mass sides taken along politically Pope John Paul II really has the the Jesuits among others as their any legitimate defense need. mind too quickly, I have heard. It partisan lines. This is not a Jesuits on his mind, reining them in seems that his Latin American champions. Please God history will Fourth week of Lent The w eaponry contained in one liberal or conservative, and cautioning them. In an expert is a bit old and is not repeat itself. Trident submarine could unprecedented move he appointed SUNDAY, MARCH 21 Republican or Democratic conservatively inclined; he carries Some Popes of the past who effectively destroy the Soviet issue. It is, rather, the ultimate his own man as their chief pro tern the wrong information to the Papal and then he gave specific warnings: checked the Jesuits did it with great Let us hasten toward Easter with Upion — and this is only an e ar. reluctance and under extreme issue of human survival. they must beware of social activism the eagerness of faith and love. infinitesimal part of the A most glorious chapter in the pressure from the kings of Europe. —Our Sunday Visitor and of doctrinal adventurism. What MONDAY, M ARCH 22 nuclear weaponry at our history of the Jesuits had Latin C lem ent X III d ied from th e s tra in of they do they must do as becometh America for its setting. Deja vu defending the Jesuits, and his I shall put my spirit within you, disposal. perhaps? Two hundred years ago successor Clement XIV was says the Lord; you will obey my they were super-activists in their compromised before his election, it laws and keep my decrees. fight to save the Indians from was he who issued the fatal brief of MSGR. CHARLES Spanish and Portuguese raptors su p p ressio n in 1873. Pittsburgh Catholic O. R IC E who hunted and enslaved them. TU ESD A Y , M ARCH 23 MANY PEOPLE, both in and out Official Publication of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, Pa. In Paraguay the Jesuits created Come to the waters, all who thirst; an Indian state by means of of the Church, have expressed Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, distress to me over the Pope's though you have no money, come settlements called Reductions. They and drink with joy. Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington totally “civilized" the Indians and action. I try to a ssu re th e m th a t it is only a ripple on the surface of built a society, really a sort of WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24 Utopia, the only one that ever history and may not be decisively priests; what they teach and preach functioned on this sinful earth. malign in effect. Grant us your forgiveness as we Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Associates must adhere to the guidelines of Schools, cities, libraries, in short, all come before you confessing our Most Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, D.D., President Vatican II, neither to the right nor to the amenities, and there was peace. His Holiness will not find it all that guilt. Rev. John A.'Harvey, Executive Secretary th e left. easy to control the modern Jesuits; and General Manager BUT THEY WERE NOT to be let no longer is the Society of Jesus a THURSDAY, MARCH 25 Jesuits have always been activists alone, the exploiters wanted to get at disciplined phalanx moving in m K*l*bli»hfd 181-1 b) Most H o . Michael O'Connor, D.O. Annual Subscription Hate: $H in (/«S., $9 in Canada and have often got in trouble over it. those Indians. Finally after many unison, but a collection of modern Annunciation Member: Catholic Press Association This is not the first Pope to keelhaul raids and invasions the Jesuits did individuals. them, others have done much worse what they had to do: they taught Here am I, Lord; I come to do your Served b> .MC Mews Service The Jesuits have been called the Second-Class Postage Paid at Pittsburgh. Pa. — one suppressed them. At times their Indians the arts of war and will. shock troops of the Papacy; at the Popes have been wrong and the they held at bay the full power of the FR ID A Y , M ARCH 26 Robert Melder, E d ito r Jesuits right. There was the matter Spaniards and Portuguese. They moment they are shocked troops. This is the first Polish Pope but the W illiam McClinton, Associate Editor of native rites. The Jesuits, far constructed fortifications and In Christ, through the shedding of ahead of their times, adapted established foundries for the "Black Pope," as they call the his blood, we have redemption am) Patricia Barlos, Stephen Karlinehak, Reporters superior general of the Jesuits, has Christian liturgy to Hindu and making of cannon. They beat back forgiveness of our sins by the Ja c k Lee, Advertising Representative Chinese sensibilities, but Rome, invasion after invasion, on one more than once been a Pole. Maybe abundance of this grace. 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The mythical laity Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 19, 1982 Page 5 By FR. ANDREW M. GREELEY appealing, but at least the matters than their clergy or magnificent Mr. Novak did not h ierarch y . National /w orld nows 1 jJliye had it w ith bishops, p riests, distance himself from everybody reviewers, editorial writers and People like the bishop of Disney right-wing cranks who lament that else. The bishops, clergy and worried editors who complain about World and others are trying to New Holy Day asked On Latin, Eastern rites somebody, some column or some intimidate some of us into silence, “ shocking the la ity ” in the 1980s ► CHICAGO (NC) — The Catholic Physicians’ Guild LOS ANGELES (NC) - The Catholic Church’s book is going to “disturb” the laity. not because we are doing things they adopt the pose of saying, in effect, of Chicago has petitioned Pope John Paul II to Latin rite is not pre-eminent over its Eastern rites. don’t like, but because we are The use of the laity as an inkblot "Look, this doesn't bother me d e clare th e feast of th e A nnunciation, M arch 25, nine Cardinal Timothy Manning of Los Angeles said at shocking the innocent, they say. In into which to project one’s own because I am superior and months before Christmas, a holy day of obligation in the installation of the first bishop of the Byzantine fact, the problem is not that we sophisticated and know what is order to reaffirm that human life begins at Ruthenian Diocese of Van Nuys, Calif. going on, but it is going to bother the shock th e innocents but th a t w e d a re conception. poor, uneducated naifs who don't to criticize the failures of church B ishop T hom as V. D olinay, 59, fo rm e r a u x iliary know any better." leadership — their failures. They Declaring the feast of the Annunciation a holy day bishop of the Byzantine Ruthenian Diocese of FR. ANDREW are afraid to fight us on the real of obligation would also reaffirm that human life "is Passaic, N.J., and editor of that diocese's M. G R E E L E Y As the bishop of Disney World said grounds, the grounds being that we immeasurably dignified in its earliest beginnings by newspaper, Eastern Catholic Life, was installed as about one of my books, it is the young# have no right to criticize them Christ, who at his first coming chose to join the bishop of Van Nuys March 9 at a Pontifical Divine naifs who are going to be disturbed. I because their power is God-given fullness of his d ivinity not to e ith e r a n ad u lt o r newly Liturgy in St. Cyril of Jerusalem Church in Encino, wish someone would ask him how and beyond anyone's criticism. born humanity but to humanity at the instant of Calif. many young people he knows who conception," the guild’s message to the pope said. were in fact disturbed by my book, With sanctimonious piety, they Since the Second Vatican Council there has been or indeed how many young people he suggest that we display a lack of “The present widespread failure to acknowledge "the dawning of a new awareness in the Latin church fears, a n x ieties a nd d oubts h a s gone knows at all. charity to those who are less the reality and dignity of newly conceived human life of the historical beauty and richness of the Eastern far enough. Indeed, it is time that sophisticated, less educated, less affects Catholics as well as non-Catholics in a rite," Cardinal Manning said. somebody set up a lay antidefama­ BUT YOU DON’T have to know confident and less mature in their deleterious fashion, damaging the family in this tion league to protect the Catholic anyone who is in fact upset by a faiths. country and elsewhere," said Dr. Herbert Ratner, The existence of various rites within the church, he people from this defamation by their column, or by a book, or by a president of the guild. said, give the church unity in diversity. Unity is leadership. theologian, o r by a sociologist, o r by found in the profession of the same faith that has AT A TIME when three-quarters heaven knows what other Ratner said lawsuits against physicians by women come from apostolic days, the celebration of the to nine-tenths of the faithful reject BACK IN THE 1960s, a disturbance. It is only necessary to who have suffered physical harm from legal same sacram ents and recognition of the authority of the principal elements in the beard wearing hymn-singing say that they will be disturbed and abortions cost millions of dollars a year and raise the the pope, he said, and diversity is found in the church's sexual ethic, it is a little radical, Michael Novak, used to you have made your case. cost of medical care because physicians have to pay liturgies of the different rites and in the rich tradition write articles in which he spoke of ridiculous to pretend the Catholic more for malpractice insurance. handed down within them. “the layman" and detailed what the This posture of concern about the laity are innocents who must be layman wanted, needed, felt and naifs is demeaning, patronizing, protected from shock or dismay. 'Scar9 on democracy "It is the mind of the church that this diversity be demanded. It turned out that the insulting and dishonest. It fails to preserved," Cardinal Manning said, "that it not be recognize the fact that the Catholic smothered by the Latin rite, that the Latin rite has no layman was Michael Novak and he Indeed, the real shock is that even WASHINGTON (NC) — Mistreatment of Haitian laity are educated, responsible and pre-eminence over the Eastern rites, that, without had identified the whole body of at this late stage of the game, refugees is "an .ugly scar on the face of American Catholic laity with himself — much quite capable of making decisions defaulting in any way their pristine beauty, all of American Catholicism has leaders democracy” and camps detaining Haitians should as a later manifestation identified for themselves without being be closed, the Rev. Jesse Jackson said at meeting at them must update and accommodate to the needs of shocked, troubled or disturbed. who don't realize that it’s not the the people in this century of ours.” “ethnics” with himself. 1920s. the U.S. Catholic Conference (USCC) in Washington Indeed, the laity are a good deal M arch 9. Such doubletalk is not particularly more sophisticated on many Universal Press Syndicate Mr. Jackson, a Baptist minister and leading civil Study in Poland asked rights advocate, discussed his meeting with Pope UNITED NATIONS (NC) — The U.N. Commission John Paul II on the Haitians' plight and spoke on Human Rights in Geneva, Switzerland, has asked National act of contrition against racism in South Africa. U.N. Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar to At the meeting with USCC staff members he also study the human rights situation in Roland and to By MSGR. PAUL M. LACKNER book about th e y e a r 165 B.C. In vivid documents. We complain that we said he hopes to strengthen ties with the U.S. prepare a report for the commission's consideration language he reminds the people of n ext y e a r. "Lord, great and awesome God, a re too busy; w e say th at w e will get Catholic Church to fight what he sees as the the sins. Here was a question of you who keep your merciful to them at a later date. In the diminishing rights of blacks and the poor in the corporate blame for having defied Poland immediately rejected the decision, calling covenant towards those who love meantime, O Lord, our culture present political climate. it "unlawful, null and void, politically harmful and G od's law. continues to b ecom e m o re an d m ore you and observe your command­ For the Haitians, "the bottom line is to close the morally two-sided." Poland advised the commission ments! We have sinned, been As I meditated on this lesson in secularized. Because of this, Lord, that it would not cooperate with a U.N. investigation. our people m ust strive to attain their camps,” where almost 2,500 refugees are detained wicked and done evil; we have preparation for Mass, it occurred to salvation in spite of society, not with indefinitely, Mr. Jackson said. Haitians who seek The vote on the resolution was 19 to 13, with 10 me that we American Catholics | asylum in the United States are considered might well give more attention to its help. This can cause many souls abstentions. China did not participate in the voting. to be lost. economic, not political, refugees by the U.S. our corporate sins, especially in this government and they are placed in centers he Algeria, Ghana, India, Syria', Zambia and season of Lent. Our national act of “AS CATHOLIC Christians, we compared to concentration camps. Zimbabwe joined Poland's communist allies in contrition might be composed as often fail to keep our baptismal opposing the resolution. Costa Rica, Fiji, Mexico, MSGR. PAUL follows: M.LACKNER vows. All religious vows are binding Peru, the Philippines, Senegal, Togo and Uruguay in your sight. Our baptismal vows Billy Graham praised "O Lord, our God, we indeed have joined Western countries which had spearheaded the bind us to keep the covenant we sinned against you. We confess our NEW YORK (NC) — Protestant evangelist Billy drive to involve the commission in the matter. made with you. In effect, we private sins in the Sacrament of Graham drew praise from Catholic, Orthodox and promised to follow the path your Son Poland claimed that the resolution constituted a Reconciliation, but we seldom Jewish leaders as his selection as winner of the 1982 taught us in the New Testament. We flagrant interference in its internal affairs. It told confess our corporate sins. We do Templeton Foundation Prize for Progress in are sorry for not being more faithful. the commission that "there are not and will not be rebelled and departed from your not take the time to protest to our Religion was announced March 10. mass and gross violations of human rights in commandments and your laws. We congressmen and legislators that “Some of our people break the Mr. Graham is "a great proclaimer of the P o lan d ." have not obeyed your servants and strenuous efforts must be made to vows of m arriage by divorce. Since presence of God among us," said Archbishop Peter prophets, who spoke in your name to stop the maddening arms race. We every Christian sacramental 2 arrested in murder our kings, our princes, and fathers, Gerety of Newark, N.J., at an announcement have in our American arsenal m arriage is a sign of your Church, cerem ony. and all the people of the land. sufficient weapons to kill everyone every divorce weakens your WARSAW, Poland (NC) — Police arrested two in Russia forty times, yes, even Church. This sin is intensified when The Southern Baptist churchman is "the greatest young men who have confessed to the murder of an “Justice, O Lord, is on your side; enough to kill ev ery o n e in th e world! a second marriage is attempted and friend of Israel and of the entire Jewish people of any elderly Catholic priest in southeastern Poland, the we are shamefaced even to this day: Christian leader of the 20th century," said Rabbi official Polish news agency PAP said March 12. The "O Lord, we are sorry for not what is more — many live in a state The men of Judah, ,the residents of Mark Tanenbaum, director of the department of report was carried by Reuters, the British news making the same efforts to stop the of trial marriage. We see this when Jerusalem and all Israel, near and those parties who apply for interreligious affairs of the American Jewish agency. far, in all the countries to which you killing of the unborn which now has C om m ittee. re a c h e d th e fig u re of 1.5 m illion p e r marriage licenses give the same F a th e r S tanislaw M aciag, 71, w as found d ead from have scattered them because of address. And some persona in the year in our country. And we are Also praising Mr. Graham was Archbishop head injuries the day before in his apartm ent in the their treachery toward you. O Lord, priesthood and religious life have conscious of our sins against the Iakovos, primate of the Greek Orthodox small town of Sedziszow, in the southern province of we are shamefaced, like our kings, not kept their vows and have elderly by neglecting them. Archdiocese of North and South America. Rzeszow. He had apparently been killed during the our princes, and our fathers, for defected. Their present way of life in I night of M arch 9-10. H is a p a rtm e n t w as ran sack ed having sinned against you. But “O Lord, we are grieved by our some cases does not have church M r. G rah am , 63, who h as p reach ed thro u g h o u t the and police suspected that the motive behind the yours, O Lord, our God, are sins against racial justice and racial sanction. United States and in more than 50 other countries, slaying was burglary. compassion and forgiveness. Yet we charity. Sometimes, we commit will receive the prize at a ceremony in London’s have rebelled against you and paid these sins openly and blatantly, but "For these public sins and for I Queen Elizabeth Hall in May. PAP said that the two men, whom it identified as no heed to your command, 0 Lord, more often we sin in this fashion those we have forgotten, we are Ryszard P., 24, and Andrzej W., 23 admitted killing our.God, to live by the law you gave slyly and stealthily. truly sorry Help us to realize at all The prize is worth more than $200,000, which Mr. the priest and stealing several bottles of liquor and us through your servants, the times that our sins hurt the whole Graham said he would donate to specific causes to be the equivalent of about $50 from his apartment. prophets.” (Daniel 9:4-10) “As Christians, we are guilty of Body of Christ, your Son. We will try announced at the London ceremony. not making the efforts to build to do better. We are conscious that It said that Ryszard P. escaped from prison last THE FOREGOING quotation Christian communities. We are all of us are weak as we share the Priest murdered November and that Andrzej W., currently from the Book of Daniel was read at urged to build such communities by human condition. We desparately unemployed, had a previous conviction for burglary. Mass bn Monday of the second week the documents of Vatican Council II, need you grace. Help us. we pray. TAPACHULA, Mexico (NC) — Father Hipolito of Lbht. It is sort of a national act of but we priests, religious and laity do This is our national act of contrition. Cervantes Arceo, 40, was found dead from beatings Marcos criticized contrition. The author wrote his not take the time to read those A m en ." March 9 at his parish rectory of Mataspec, a rural town in Chiapas state near the border with VATICAN CITV (NC) — Cardinal Jaim e Sin of G u atem ala. Manila, the Philippines, criticized the government Letters to the editor In another incident, in late February, 20 armed there for seeing society in terms of "just one ideology and just one power,” Vatican Radio Allegheny County Children and men raided the residence of the Marist Brothers at reported March 9. Response to story Youth program has increased from A nti-H atch Comitan, manhandled one of the monks and burglarized their rooms and offices. To the Editor: $8,330,193 in 1978 to a c u rre n t The Jesuit-run radio reported that Cardinal Sin, To the Editor: addressing a conference at Santo Tomas University allocation of $10,868,350 for Fisical A spokesman for the Tapachula diocesan in Manila, said that the government of Philippine I would like to take this Y e a r 1981-82. An in cre ase of 130 In opposition to Bishop Leonard’s chancery office said Fr. Cervantes "gave opportunity to respond to the article percent in funds available over the support of the Hatch Amendment, I temporary shelter in his home" on several occasions President Ferdinand Marcos “conceives society as entitled “Auberle Home is Victim of past three years to the county to would like to cite the following to needy refugees in exchange for menial help at the a single, homogenous structure in which there is Thornburgh’s Policies", which support services to dependent and comparison. p arish. space for just one ideology and just one power." troubled young people, strongly appeared in the Jan. 22, issue of The Church has been persecuted The 53-year-old cardinal also criticized the reflects this adm inistration's Pittsburgh Catholic. This article since the beginning of Christianity. Appalachian mission government’s tendency to 4 "politicize all social mistakenly attributes the low continuing commitment to services Great saints have been martyred to children. relations and, through its own unlimited control, to population at Auberle Home to defending our faith. When asked to COVINGTON, Ky, (NC) — Mother Teresa’s destroy all that is living, flexible and reconcilable in Therefore, I would suggest that policies of this administration. It is renounce their faith in order to save Missionaries of Charity will open a mission this human life," the radio said. unfortunate that you did not take the the decrease in children at Auberle the lives of themselves and others, summer in Eastern Kentucky to work among the tim gjp more carefully review the Home that has occurred over the they chose death. Appalachian poor, Bishop William Hughes of statutes and policies governing child past several years, clearly reflects By asking us to support an Covington announced. Anglican gives view welfare services in Pennsylvania the policy set forth by the amendment that allows the death of “I hope to have a decision on where they will be LONDON (NC) — Anglican Archbishop Robert and the funding history of Allegheny Legislature to support and even one child, you are asking us to located sometime during April," Bishop Hughes Runcie of Canterbury called the concept of diverse County Children and Youth encourage services to children in renounce our belief in the doctrine of said. The order plans to begin work in June. The local churches a key to Christian reunion March 11. Services. Had you done so, you their own communities. The the Catholic Church forbidding bishop said least four nuns will make up the mission. would have learned several Department of Public Welfare has abortion. In a lecture on Anglican-Catholic relations in long supported this direction. We important facts which have I urge Bishop Leonard and the Sister M. Priscilla Lewis. American superior of Croydon, south of London, the Anglican primate are proud of the accomplishments of significantly influenced the hierarchy of the Church to stand the Missionaries of Charity, visited the Appalachian suggested that the barque of Peter should be viewed provision of services to dependent Pennsylvania in reducing the with the saints in defending our faith region of the Covington Diocese March 3-4 to find a not as a single ship making up a monolithic church, children in Pennsylvania. number of children in institutions. no matter what popular opinions spot for a mission. but as the flagship of a fleet, in which each local We continue to believe that most may suggest. church is a boat and together with the flagship they First, in 1976 the General children can and should be helped Jesus didn't promise that the way make up the universal church. through the provision of supportive would be easy, but He did promise to Assembly passed major legislation Security forces rapped Earlier in the day Archbishop Runcie was forced which established funding services to their parents to enable be with us always, and, indeed. His them to become responsible for their NEW YORK (NC) — Most of the atrocities in the to abandon a church service in Liverpool, England, incentives for the county child grace is sufficent. by jeering Protestants who were angered by plans to welfare agencies to provide services children. Many institutions in Salvadoran conflict are committed by security PATRICIA WOLNY have Pope John Paul II preach in the city’s Anglican to dependent children in their own Pennsylvania have recognized this forces, said Amnesty International, an independent direction and have moved to commit human rights monitoring group, March 8. cathedral during his visit to England in May. About homes and communities. Specifi­ Baldwin Borough their energy and resources to 150 demonstrators shouted the archbishop down, cally, Act 148 required the Although there are reports of abuses by all sides, accusing his of being a traitor to Protestantism by Department of Public Welfare to finding new ways to assist children consistent with the intent of our "Amnesty International has concluded that most of agreeing to the papal visit. pay 75 percent of the costs of Legislation. We sincerely hope that Shocked the reported violations, including torture, providing services to children in In the lecture in Croydon the archbishop spoke on agencies such as Auberle Home will 'disappearance' and cold-blooded murder, have the Final Report of the ^nglican-Roman Catholic their own homes and in their own To the Editor: been carried out by the security forces and have continue to explore ways of International Commission (ARCIC), the official communities and 50 percent of the been directed against non-combatant civilians not redirecting their resources. I thought I was shockproof by this publication of which was expected within a few days. costs of institutionalizing children in Thank you for the opportunity to time but it just isn’t true. A priest of involved in guerrilla activities," said the monthly facilities such as Auberle Home. Amnesty International Newsletter. He said that in the various news leaks of the ARCIC clarify this -matter. this area was asked if the Virgin document, no one had yet emphasized the Clearly the intent of this progressive M ary w as a lw ay s a virgin. H is reply significance of ARCIC’s view that the one church is a legislation was to encourage HELEN B. O’BANNON The newsletter printed a supplement in which Secretary, Department of Public left little doubt that he did not think Salvadorans described atrocities: The testimonies communion of local churches. counties to serve children in their so. He is also in an influential own communities and to discourage W elfare were collected from refugee camps outside El Commonwealth of Pennsylvania position. Coming from a Catholic S alvador. unnecessary and costly institution­ priest, it is inexcusable, ignorant 'Gentleman Bandit9 alization. Indeed, the Legislature Among the atrocities listed were decapitation, H a rrisb u rg and diabolically-inspired. WILMINGTON, Del. (NC) — A federal judge repognized that most children can mutilations and the machine-gunning of women and has ruled that Father Bernard Pagano, the priest be provided the care and protection "The Mystical City of God," children by military helicopters. Greeley criticized accused and later absolved of being the ‘ ‘Gentleman they need and deserve within the written by a Spanish nun of the 17th century, about the Virgin Mary, Bandit who committed a series of robberies, can't context of their communities. In To the Editor: sue the state for false arrest. fact, the Legislation enacted in clearly states how offensive it is to Movement grows I suggest that Fr. Greeley do a Pennsylvania has frequently been God when anyone downgrades His U.S. District Judge Walter Stapleton ruled March research study on what those who ROME (NC) — The charismatic movement cife d a s a m odel fo r o th er s ta te s an d mother, especially a priest. 11 that both the state and U.S. Magistrate John H. love the Church and those who hate continued in 1981 to grow stronger worldwide but the is totally consistent with federal Wilding are legally immune from a $5 million her think of his columns (and The book tells how committed she largest concentration of charismatics is in South legislation and policy. The effect of lawsuit filed by the priest. television appearences, too), and was to her virtue and how the devil this legislation has been felt by America, according to a report by the International then publish the results in his will do anything to destroy the Catholic Charismaticjtenewal Office in Rome. many institutions which have seen Three years ago, Fr. Pagano, 57, was charged with column. Why does the Pittsburgh veneration of the Mother of God. It thgir., populations reduced as new a series of robberies in Delaware and identified in Catholic continue to publish such seems that many priests and others In South America, “every nation has prayer community alternatives have court by seven employes from six of the stores irresponsible journalism? It is are doing this very thing. Why? groups, with some countries numbering theirgroups robbed. But Ronald Clouser, a Pennsylvania man, developed throughout the state. in the thousands," said Redemptorist Father Tom indeed, hard to comprehend. came forward during the trial and confessed to the GILDA FIDELL Forrest, chairman of the group and author of the Second, you would do well to note V.A. KRAMER rep o rt. crimes. Clouser was later convicted and sent to that state reimbursement for O akland N ew C astle prison. Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 19, 1982 Turning pain into lore: Does suffering heve meaning/?

By Neil Parent the gas ovens. one kind or another. All of us, regardless caring God, he asked the audience, allow NC News Service of our state in life, have experienced pain for small children? THE BRUTALITY and violence of these. People of faith down through the ages Victor Frankl would know about the Nazi concentration camps unfor­ have grappled with similar questions. In suffering. As a young doctor, Frankl and tunately were not an isolated chapter in WHAT ARE we to make of this legacy the Old Testament, the Book of Job asks his entire family were arrested by the human history. Crimes against humanity of suffering that courses through human how an innocent person could suffer. Nazis and sent to concentration camps. By have been our lot since the beginning. history like some massive river of mis­ the end of World War II, his father, And they account for only a fraction of ery? What possibly can be the sense of it WHILE THE Book of Job offers help­ mother, wife and brother had died at the the story of human suffering. all? What meaning can we give it? ful insights into the problem of suffering, Children's Story Hour: hands of the Nazis. Only he and his sister Natural disasters such as disease, flood, Albert Camus, the 20th century it does not resolve all of its paradoxes. survived. famine and earthquake have claimed their French novelist, found human suffering There is much about suffering that con­ own massive numbers of victims. Think an overwhelming obstacle to his own tinues to evade our understanding. Later, Frankl was to lecture and write of the infamous bubonic plague (black belief in God. He once told an audience of But one thing is clear for the Christian: Woman extensively on the topic of suffering. death) of the 14th century when a third of priests in Paris that he could not reconcile Suffering is not irreconcilable with the In his book, “Man’s Search for Mean­ Europe may have perished. Records indi­ the existence of suffering with the notion ■ notion of a loving God. ing,” the internationally known psy­ cate that, in some cities, the casualty rate of a loving God. In Jesus, God not only identified with cured of chiatrist describes the horrors of camp was as high as 70 percent. Camus indicated he could more easily our humanity, but took on our suffering life: the brutality, the hunger and cold, Then there is the emotional suffering understand suffering by adults, but that as well. Indeed, the last hours before the the ever-present threat of death either that permeates much of life: the disap­ he never could accept the suffering of crucifixion ended on the tragic double infirmity from subhuman camp conditions or from pointments, frustrations and failures of innocent children. How could a loving, note of physical and mental pain. Jesus was nailed to the cross and then aban­ By Janaan Manternach doned by his most trusted friends to die NC News Service alone. If Jesus, God’s son, can willingly sub­ It was Sabbath, the Jewish day of rest. mit himself to such abuse, then Somehow Eliazar the Pharisee sat quietly in the suffering has meaning in the plan of salva­ synagogue. He liked to be there early tion. It is not irreconcilable with God as before the people gathered for the Sab­ lover. bath service. Jesus’ suffering has meaning because He watched devout Jews from all walks a m he embraced it for our sake. He suffered m w of life enter the synagogue. Eliazar so that we might find life in God. noticed Jesus come in with his disciples. He was happy that Jesus was there. IN EFFECT, Jesus turned pain into Soon the leader of the synagogue love. moved to begin the service. Just then a As followers of Jesus, can we learn to woman shuffled into the synagogue. She turn our pain into love, finding in suffer­ moved very slowly. She was so badly ing the God who is love? It seems so to stooped over that she could not stand up me. straight. There is something about the nature of For 18 years the woman had been suffering that pulls us out of ourselves locked in this bent position. She seemed and calls for a different way o f being in the very weak as she looked for a place to sit world. Our values and perspectives fre­ down. quently change under the influence of suffering. Some things that once were ELIAZAR watched her. So did Jesus. important suddenly cease to be; others Both felt sorry for the stooped lady. assume new importance. Jesus stood up. He called to the The world that we have carefully con­ woman. He asked her to come over to structed for ourselves can get turned him. around by suffering and, in the process, Everyone turned around in amaze­ we stand a good chance of encountering ment. Eliazar was astonished that Jesus God. would call out like that just when the prayer was to begin. “I’m surprised at SUFFERING can clear away those Jesus,” Eliazar thought to himself. “I" preoccupations that make it difficult for us wonder what he is going to do.” to see God who is always before us, be­ The woman moved slowly toward ckoning. We may not see clearly how our suffer­ Jesus. She had to strain to look up at him. ing has meaning, or how God intends to Jesus reached out to her. He placed his use it for us or for others. But we do know hand on her head. “Woman,” he said, that our suffering can lead to God. “you are free of your infirmity.” Jesus’ suffering gave way to the resur­ Immediately she stood up straight. For rection, to a new union with God. Our the first time in 18 years her bent back suffering can take us on a similar path, if was freed to become straight She began to we let it. pray out loud, thanking God. For Christians, Jesus has pointed the direction. ELIAZAR felt torn inside himself. He ' 1982 by NC News Service was happy the woman was healed, but he wondered about the fact that Jesus did what he did on the Sabbath. “Isn’t it for­ bidden to do healing works on the Sab­ bath?” he asked. The synagogue leader had no ques­ Is life absurd.. . and is It therefore. . . painful? tions. He was upset and angry. “There are six days for work," he told the congrega­ tion. “Come on those days to be cured. Don’t come on the Sabbath.” Jesus spoke out strongly. He By Archbishop Joseph Plourde are all doomed to die. People desperately expect to find these things in their perfect brotherhood which, as I see it, is the only challenged those who questioned what NC News Service wanting to love and be loved, but I saw, in state. possible basis for peace. If that is what had been done. “Which of you does not It was a peaceful summer evening. I every country we visited, hatred, vio­ you’re looking for, doesn’t this book let his ox or his donkey out of the stall on had just left Montreal for Ottawa when I lence, betrayal, racism and discrimina­ . “THE BELIEVER then goes a step answer your questions? the Sabbath to water it? Why should this spotted a young man by the roadside, tion. further than the non-believer because he “Doesn’t it tell you there is a God and suffering woman not be freed from her thumbing a ride. He had an honest look “Can there be anything more absurd believes in the existence of another life believing in him is what gives life mean­ crippling bonds on the Sabbath?” and seemed tired, so I decided to pick him than the sight of millions of humans after this one.” ing?” up. relentlessly searching for something that Eliazar pondered what he saw and “On what grounds?” the young man We reached a point in the road where I heard. He readily volunteered information doesn’t exist? You are a priest. Can you asked. had to turn off. So I said: “Lrealize thi^ about himself. He was 21, from Finland tell me if there is any meaning to life?” “On the Bible, a book which for calls for a more detailed explanation, but I “WHAT Jesus seems to say makes and was hitchhiking across Canada and “If you have faith, I can try,” I said. “If believers is the word o f God. We believe turn off here so we will have to part. sense,” he thought. "But the synagogue the United States. Suddenly, the conver­ you don’t, it will be harder.” that what the Bible says is the truth. And “Do what you want with my answers, leader has a point too. Can helping some­ sation took an unexpected turn. this sacred book says: ‘He who believes in but before going to sleep tonight, ask one like that poor woman on the Sabbath “Would you be surprised if 1 told you I “ I WAS never baptized and I am not a me has eternal life and I will raise him up yourself if you know of any better be against God’s law? I sure admire Jesus often think of committing suicide?” he believer. But, I would like to hear your on the last day.’ Isn’t that what you are answers.” for acting according to his convictions.” answer.” asked. looking for, to live forever? “I am sorry too that we don’t have Most of the people in the synagogue “I certainly would. Why would an “I wouldn’t want to offend you but I “You want to love and be loved. The more time. I had lots more questions for were overjoyed at what happened. They intelligent, healthy man, just 21, consider think you deserve an explanation as to Apostle John tells us that God is love. you about the suffering of innocent peo­ were happy the stooped over woman was suicide?” I responded. how a believer and a non-believer see life “ Loving is God’s very existence. Isn’t ple, especially children, and about many healed. They rejoiced at the great things differently,” I said then. he the one you are searching for? Some other problems that trouble me,” the they saw Jesus do. ; “BECAUSE,” he replied,“life is “Both are looking for happiness, love love in this life, even imperfect, and per­ young man concluded. absurd. My dad is a university professor. and peace. Neither finds these in this life, fect love hereafter. Isn’t that what life is During 10 summers we visited the coun­ at least, not to the degree they would like. all about?” I asked. My last words of advice were: “If you tries of Europe. Everywhere I found the are sincere in your search, you will surely So the non-believer concludes: These “ YOU WANT to be happy. You want Education same thing: people in search of perfect things do not exist and life is absurd.” find somebody who will be able to show peace. This book tells us that happiness you^ life in a perspective of faith. Then happiness, but perfect happiness doesn’t “On the other hand, the believer says: exist. and peace belong to those who love God you’ll see that life does have meaning. These things do exist in this life, but and their fellowmen as themselves. Christ “People with a passion for life, but they imperfectly. In the life after death, I can You’ll discover a new dimension to life brief came into this world to establish universal and see that it is really worth living.” PEOPLE IN Western society like to think they have virtually to­ tal control over what happens in Teaching as Jesus did P hysical education UÏI their lives. Yet, for Father Philip Murnion, the idea is an illusion. Father Murnion is executive By Sr. Mary Paul Krasowski, C.S.F.N. growth and development. When this area of learning today, is a human living-together, is high in the • The elementary school child director of the U.S. bishop*’ Diocesan Educational Consultant activity is given the care and transformation of what was known scale of values in physical Parish Project. Scientific advances, consideration of other areas of in the old days as physical training. lives within a physical and a education. Compétition-coopération psychological environment. The he commented, can offer the illu­ Play is a major concern of the learning within a school curriculum, Whatever the origin, whatever the and appreciation of other's elementary school child. A nine- the physical education program is refinement, the physical education physical environment includes cold, sion that total control over one’s differences and abilities develop heat, ground air, and, as the child year old is asked, “What is your planned and organized to provide curriculum is designed to serve and naturally and enjoyably in the environment is possible today. favorite subject?’’, and without a sequential development in specific provide practice and enjoyment in grows, these present an adventure physical education class. Children and a challenge. The psychological Father Murnion believes Chris­ moment’s hesitation he or she skills, attitudes, understandings and four major areas of growth: learn the rules of sports and games tians today need to come to terms replies” “recess” or "gym". social behaviors. understanding of self, socialization, environment of competitiveness, through participation and security, or hostility stimulates and with the fact that they live in an skill development and awareness of involvement; leadership and environment. motivates. In the physical education environment where adversity and The child is not putting down the followership evolve easily and class and during organized play the Today's patterns of transporta­ suffering are facts of life. other learning activities in the comfortably. The gym class is learner finds opportunities to deal tion, automation and labor-saving school such as reading, spelling or • Through participation in the where personal involve sportsman­ with these environments. When theologian Father Ber­ machinery curtail the natural arithmetic. For the elementary-age physical education activities the ship and enjoyment of learning nard Lonergan talks about “ the law learner the urge to move, to play, is opportunities for improving come together. child experiences and develops his of the cross,” Father Murnion second only to instinct to survive. coordination, strength, endurance, own potential for exertion and During recess and in physical • Skill development is a visible, agility, depth perception and speed. endurance. The child discovers that education classes the elementary said, he reminds us that “ the cru­ measurable result of physical P h y sic al e d u catio n is th e a re a of the as the body grows and develops so children move nosily and with cifixion is a necessary part of Jesus’ Memorizing time tables, learning education. Skills of balance, elementary school curriculum does ability to exercise for longer joyous abandon. The fellow who says mission — even though we can’t to read, spell and solve problems are coordination, rhythmic movement, charged with the responsibility of periods of time, to climb higher, to that recess is his favorite subject is understand the reason why.” by no means unimportant or force production and relaxation are meeting these needs. There is time jump longer, to do more making a real value statement. The unexciting. There is a place for developed through calisthenics and in the elementary school day complicated exercises, to run need to play, the urge and In Father Murnion’s experience, everything in the child's day; all games. Skill integration is helped by , prescribed by both the state and the * farther. Each improvement of importance of play are deeply things are ordered quite naturally athletics, a part of the gym period. Christians can help each other diocese for recess and physical “personal score” is a source of rooted in the growth process of the for the child and play and movement Spatial awareness, depth perception learn to handle suffering and education. knowledge of the body's power and a child. The physical education are near the top. and motor agility increase as the i frustration. Parish discussions and source of joy in achievement. program in the elementary school is child uses his/her body, moving j rituals can help people learn to deal VIGOROUS physical activity is a meant to satisfy this need in an Physical education, in many cases freely through space or toward a ¡with adversity, the parish expert biological necessity for healthy a highly organized, sophisticated organized, educationally efficient * Socialization, a "biggie" in determined goal. m an n er. stated. Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, March 19, 1982 — Page’7

Youth group meeting Around the diocese Bishop to speak here . Tho Yo.uth Gr°up.of Pennsylvanians for Human 1 Life-Southwest Region will sponsor Respect Life “Peacemaking & Nuclear Arm ament” will be the C onference W ednesday, M arch 24, from 9.30 a .m to topic of a lecture by Richmond, Va.. Bishop Walter 2:30 p.m. at St. Mary of the Mount High School, Mt F. Sullivan T uesday, M arch 30, Washington. at 8 p.m. in Sacred Heart Bishop Leonard will give the invocation and auditorium, Shadyside. The Daniel Joseph, a Youth Group member, will give the program is sponsored by the keynote address on “Youth Speaks Out." parish justice and peace committee and the diocesan Other topics and speakers will be "Handicapped justice and peace office. Awareness,” by Sister Grace Harding; "Political Awareness," Sally Rauscher; “Euthanasia," by The bishop has been quoted: Sister Maria Goretti and Daniel Mulholland, and "I would be very strong in "Facing an Unplanned Pregnancy,” by Marjorie saying that in the Catholic B ecker. Church the official teaching has grown and become increasingly Bp. - Sullivan------Co-sponsor of the day are the diocesan justice and strong in denouncing nuclear weapons, the arms peace and schools offices. All Catholic high schools i ace, proliferation of arms around the world and have been invited to send representatives to the calling for disarmament." p ro g ram . F o r in fo rm atio n c o n ta c t PH L a t 391-6862. FOR INDIVIDUALS 25th anniversary BUSTJÖÜRS OR GROUPS Bishop Leonard will officiate at a special Mass marking the 25th anniversary of St. Maria Goretti Chapel on Glenn Way in McKees Rocks Sunday Lenzner Coach Lines Inc. A pril 25, a t 5 p.m . MT. NEBO ROAD. SE WICKLE Y. PA. 15143 W-7000 741-7747 782-5521 A banquet will follow at the Emerald Room Chartiers Avenue, at $15 per person. For reservations call Liz Cinkovich, 331-7338, or Mary D eA ngelis, 331-434-4304. D ancing will follow to the music of Nate Presutti. St. Maria Goretti was established in 1957 as a chapel of convenience — a place to offer Mass — and DISNEY WORLD CYPRESS GARDENS also served as a catechetical center for children who BUSCH GARDEN ST. AUGUSTINE could not conveniently reach St. Francis de Sales C hurch. Aug. 1 to 8 The chapel is under the jurisdiction of the priests from St. Francis parish. Masses are offered Sundays Books for library CO ST: $ 2 9 6 PP DO at 9:30 a.m., with confessions heard every Saturday Children under 16, $199 (j Child sharing room with 2 adults I a t 1 p.m . Mrs. Norma Very, wife of the late Donald L. Very, Mr. Very was noted for his work both legal and church Two or more Children $189 each (Sharing room w ith 2 adults.) ) SUNDAYr'* v Overnight in North Carolina presents Msgr. Francis Rooney, pastor of St. Thomas circles. The presentation of the books for the school More parish, Bethel Park, with copies of her [ MONDAY: Overnight in St. Augustine library was a part of the observance of Catholic ) TUESD AY Travel to Oaytona enroute to Orlando husband’s book, “The Legal Guide for the Family.” Schools Week in the diocese. I WEDNESDAY Visit Disney World Poster contest winners “ THURSDAY: Visit Busch Gardens Mike Everhart, a seventh grader at St. Anne's | FRIDAY Visit Cypress Gardens School, Castle Shannon, won first place in the Disarmament speakers Quest program [ SATURDAY: Departure for Home Christopher Columbus poster contest sponsored by I SUNDAY Homeward with late arrival Two speakers on disarmament will be in The Pittsburgh Vocation Council will hold its final th e South H ills Council #3084 of th e K nights of P ric e In c lu d e s : Transportation, 7 nights lodging, admissions to Disney Pittsburgh Thursday, March 25, as part of a Quest program for the season Saturday, March 27, Columbus. Everhart received a $100 savings bond as .W o rld , Busch Gardens. Cypress Garden. Tour Guide of St Augusting one Dinner ‘ nationwide tour by a delegation of anti-nuclear at the Felician Sisters Motherhouse in Coraopolis. Band baggage handling. $50 deposit to hold reservation. first p rize a t a p resen tatio n held leaders from Europe. recently at the Council home. Sister Mary Morgan and Fr. Jack Price will speak Cherry Blossom/ I Toronto Msgr. Bruce Kent, general secretary of the on "Calling a Broken World to Wholeness" during Tom Damski, an eighth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament in Great the program, which will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wash. D.C. Canada grader at St. Anne, placed Britain, and Toni Li versage, a founder of the "No to Participants should bring a lunch. Cost is $5. at the MAR. 28-30 July 23-25 second and received a $50 Nuclear Weapons" movement in Denmark, will door. saving bond. Third place went speak at the University of Pittsburgh's Benedum to Joe Warner, a seventh grade Auditorium at 8:15p.m,and Miss Liversage will also Quest is a program for single adults, ages 18-35, $146 PP DO student at Nativity School, speak at noon at the YWCA assembly room who are considering a Religious vocation. For South Park, who received a $25 Downtown. inform ation call S iste r Ju d ith M einert, 367-0354 or Grand Old Opry World’s Fair cash prize. Beth Kungler, an 366-3451. Nashville In Tennessee eighth grader at Nativity, APRIL 16-20 Aug. 31-Sept. 4 Mike placed fourth and was the Teachers' workshop recipient of a $20 prize. Fifth 4 students place p lace0 w ent to Je n n ife r D unegan, an eig h th g ra d e r at A workshop on "Methods, Music and Workshop" $279 I $299 ppoo St. Anne, who received a $15 cash prize. for special religious education teachers will be given Four students at St. Benedict Academy in Perrysville took honors in the recent Classical Saturday, March 27, from 1 to 5 p.m. in Synod Hall. New York City Kentucky Treat Receiving honorable mentions and $10 cash prizes Craig St., Oakland. Association of Pittsburgh competition. were: Gina Precopia, seventh grade, St. Anne Springtim e Susan F a rris and P a tric ia Irw in took th ird p lace in LOUISVILLE & LEXINGTON M argaret Mastandrea, eighth grade, Nativity; Lisa Speakers will be Fr. Jerry Williams, Sandy Hess APRIL 16-18 April 27-29 Ragano, eighth grade. Nativity; Lisa McConaha, se and Sister Grace Harding, who will present ways to an oral quiz on Greek and Roman mythology. seventh grade. St. Germaine, Bethel Park; and Bob teach religious truths to mentally handicapped Kimberly Smith and Tonya Stefko took third in the Thomas, seventh grade, St. Germaine. persons. For information call Sister Grace at 456- art exhibit category. Sister Marilyn Fox is classics $249 pp do $14750 ... 3112. teacher at St. Benedict. The awards were presented by Grand Knight Bob Frankenmuth & Pocono Rouza. School gets grant Dearborn, Mich. Mountain Resort String festival slated APRIL 19-21 JUNE 27 - JULY 1 Scholarship finalists To assist needy students at North Catholic High School, the Marianist community of Pittsburgh, in The diocesan string festival will be held on March $217 50 Two seniors at North Catholic High School have conjunction with the school administration, has 21, at 2 p.m. in the recital hall of Duquesne $149 f a l l . PPDO (A) been named among the 13,500 finalists in the received a $3,000 "Project Extend" grant for 1982. University's music school. Sixteen string players Dutch Treat National Merit Scholarship Program. "Project Extend" is sharing fund established by the C o rn in g & who were chosen from the string auditions in Lancaster, Pa. Cincinnati Province of the Society of Mary February and March will perform, along with the Finger Lakes Named were; Paul Foody, son of Mr. and Mrs. APRIL 26-28 (Marianists). diocesan string symphony. JULY 12-14 John Foody of Pittsburgh; and John Grahor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Grahor of Pittsburgh. Academically qualified students wishing to apply must file a need analysis from in the office of $ M 9 PPD O $179 ppoo The fin alists a re u n d e r co n sid eratio n for 1,500 assistant principal Anna Marie Catanzaro to Scholarship finalist N ational M erit S cholarships of $1,000 and 3,500 four- determine eligibility. Atlantic City Picturesque year Merit Scholarships. Christine M. 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(5th of 7-part series) Pope St. Silvester consecrated the heads toward the Church of St. • building, notwithstanding earth- new church in 330. We know that By FR. DONALD W. WUERL Lawrence in Damaso — appointed quakes a nd th e la rg e re p a ir pro jec ts Helen was still alive at this date S tation fo r the T u esd ay of th e fourth over the centuries remained until The fourth week of Lent begins at because the latest extant coins week in Lent. the 15th of July 1823 when a fire the Basilica of the Holy Cross in which refer to her and bear her T H E CHU RCH of St. L aw ren c e in completely destroyed the building. Jerusalem and it is to the mother of name were minted and dated 330. Damaso was built by Pope Damaso the first Christian emperor of Rome In the Old Testament Second Book in 380. T oday the c h u rch h a s been The present building which that we owe this basilica. St. Helen of Maccabees, we read of the death absorbed into the striking building follows the plans of the 5th century was a believer. She had come to the of seven brothers at the hands of that was the Chancery Office for the faith, according to some accounts, basilica was built through the civil authorities because these Church Universal and now serves as generosity of Catholics throughout following the example of her son, brave men persisted in their faith. Constantine. the offices for the highest tribunals the world who replied to the appeal They went joyfully to their death, of appeal in matters canonical. of the popes from Leo X II (1823-1829) In 323 C onstantine reu n ited the knowing that they served a greater Bramante designed this building to Pius IX (1846-1878). Eastern empire to his Western one authority. which overwhelms the visitor to the area. At one end of the square in and Helen set off to visit the Holy The Thursday after the fourth The Station church of the Monday I which this building stands we enter Land. By this time Helen was very Sunday of Lent brings us to a rather after the 4th Sunday of Lent the open market of Rome. At the close to being 80 years old. On unique Roman church. St. M artin’s commemorates four brothers of the o th e r end we find th e e n tra n c e to St. arriving, she began the work of church is one of the ancient places of New Covenant who went to their Lawrence Church. having the garden and temple of worship listed as far back as the VellOs removed from the Hill of death rather than compromise the faith. Saints Severus, Severianus, Tradition tells us that Paul was beginning of the 4th century. Some Golgotha and the adjacent spot of beheaded near the spot outside the archeologists point out that the the - Holy Sepulchre. Constantine Carpophorus and Victorinus were city walls on the Ostian Way that is building that became the church in then undertook to build a church on all brothers and all officers of the now marked by the marvellous much, much older and was this-spot worthy of its privileged Roman armed forces. Unfortunate­ Basilica which has the Apostle to the originally a type of meeting hall. location. ly, they served under the Emperor Diocletian who found their Christian Gentiles as its patron. P ope St. S y lv ester (314-335) is In the same letter that ordered the faith unacceptable in the light of his responsible for the church building Bishop of Jerusalem, St. Macarius, higher political commitments. He The original building was a small that really just adapted the earlier to start work on this church the had them beaten to death. o ra to ry built o v e r th e spot w h ere his meeting house. Emperor instructed him to begin a body was buried. According to search for the True Cross. Rome law the relatives or friends of ARCHEOLOGICAL studies of the Eventually three crosses were found An oratory was soon erected an executed criminal could claim commemorating those valiant 19th century support the tradition in a rock cistern just to the east of the body for burial. This was done in that the Church of St. Eusebius dates C alvary. As e a rly a s 395 St. A m brose defenders of the right to worship. Paul's case by some Roman Pope H onorius (625-638) reb u ilt this also from the fourth century. The preached a sermon in which he Christians one of whom some patron of the building is St. relates St. Helen to the discovery of o ra to ry and Pope Leo IV (847-855) writers identify as Lucina, a Roman Eusebius, a holy priest, martyred the Crosses. had the oratory enlarged into a lady. The chapel that marked St. church and the relics of the saints for his defense of the Nicene creed Paul's burial place was replaced in and the Catholic belief in Christ’s transported there. This church the fourth ce n tu ry by a b asilica built THE CHURCH of the Holy Cross suffered the fate of many such divinity. by Constantine. Holy Cross Church in Jerusalem in Jerusalem was built in Rome to religious institutions in the Norman house the portion of the relics of the invasion and was destroyed. SO GREAT was the devotion at He died under the Emperor synods, councils and other clerical The Feast of St. Nicholas of Bari is True Cross that Helen sent to the Rome to Paul — one of its two Constantius who, though the heir in meetings to spread his convictions. Dec. 6, as anyone who is familiar' Eternal City. As the present church In the Uth century a new church "princes" — that within 60 years the line of Constantine, was a firm After Eusebius' death the chapel with the legend of “Saint'Nick” stands on the property of what was was built on the spot of the original p lans w ere u n d er w ay to e n la rg e the promoter of the new religion — in his house became a sanctuary and knows. The Saturday of the 4th week her official residence in Rome, more oratory. It is from this church, Constantian basilica to permit more Arianism. This Emperor did not eventually a church. The present of Lent brings us to his church ih than likely she had part of her palace touched up over the centuries, that of the faithful to assist at Mass. In hesitate to remove bishops and building dates from the 18th Rome as the Station of the day. It is converted into a church. the station procession moves as it 395 the b asilic a w as co m p leted . This priests, banish them and call century. It is the Station for Friday. called St. Nicholas in Prison.

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Doctrine of the Faith.' contents were disclosed by the congregation’s rules, which he said New. overtures for a meeting considered a Catholic theologian" conference on March 9, a violated the rights of those subject to Fr. Kung said that a “sing of betisgen Father Hans Kung and because of positions he continued to precondition to such a meeting an investigation by not giving them hold publicly on some doctrinal Cardinal Casaroli’s letter to reflection" on his part could not Pope-John Paul II could break the would be a “concrete sign of the opportunity for a fair hearing on issues, particularly that of papal Cardinal Hoffner as representative [mean "blind submission" and 15-year-old deadlock between the reflection’’ on the part cf Fr. Kung, adequate self-defense. infallibility. of th e bishops co n feren ce w as d ate d suggested that "a small group of controversial Swiss-born theologian who teaches in West Germany. .Jan. 2,1982. • theologians and I, after having seen and the Vatican. In 1975 th e d o ctrin al con g reg atio n THE SWISS-BORN theologian has IN AUGUST 1980 Fr. Kung wrote the files, meet with members of the The possibility of such a meeting issued a warning against several of to Pope John Paul seeking a meeting COMMENTING on the letter, Fr. Roman Congregation for the been engaged in a running battle the theologian's teachings. In was._broached in a letter to the which the Vatican since it began with the pontiff. Subsequently Kung told the German Catholic news Doctrine of the Faith and together German Bishops' Conference from D e ce m b er 1979 it d e clare d th a t F r. investigating his teachings in 1967. Cardinal Joseph Hoffner of Cologne, ag en cy KNA on M arch 9 th a t he w as . clarify the theological problems the papal secretary of state. Kung, who then held the chair of president of the German Bishops' disposed for a dialogue “under just according to the latest stage of He repeatedly refused to meet with Catholic theology at West Conference, requested a statement and fair conditions even with the theological research.” Hom e A gain CONNIE ANN VALENTI FR. RON LENGWIN Although I’ve started all over again, it didn't take The love of the Irish for St. Patrick can be me too long to break one of my Lenten resolutions. It explained in a number of ways. The most important happened on one of those days when I was more reason is that he was the person to bring the gospel to frustrated than hungry. My mind needed more that part of Ireland where no Christian evangelist attention than my stomach, but I didn’t realize it at had yet entered. Another important reason, and it the time. And so I went on one of those late-night may not be less important than the first, is the joy- binges and ended up eating a candy bar and a filled spirit of the Irish who like Alice, once they have handful of pretzels. adopted you, will love you to death. Their faith is Except for the sound of our pet guinea pig, Mosche, strong because of their great love. banging on her water bottle, the house is absolutely St. Patrick's life is also filled with mystery, and quiet. I have a lot of mending to do, but no desire to do sometimes with more fiction than fact. Only two of it. All the socks are piled in one big heap, still his writings have survived from the fifth century unmatched but hoping they'll be reunited some day. when he lived. We know that he was kidnapped at the The silence doesn't really bother me, because it age of 16 and taken to Ireland and sold as a slave. He briifgs with it a kind of security. This house is filled was a shepherd there for six years until he was able with many memories, but I don’t know what I’m to escape and find his way home. It is significant that searching for one of them or maybe my children’s it was during his captivity that he learned to pray future. Mothers do worry a lot these days. Since life night and day. is such a mystery, maybe we re always searching for something, but don't realize it until the body Eventually he entered the religious life and with comes to a sudden stop and the mind keeps racing on. great determination returned to the land of his captors, intending to evangelize it. He travelled Where does time go so fast? March 17 is St. extensively, baptized multitudes, received many Patrick’s day and it’s also Granny's birthday. One of into the religious life, and established various our neighbors, Alice, never forgot to send Mom a monastic communities. He summed up his life in card on that day. It was always a combination St. these words: “I was a stone lying deep in the mire: Patrick's day-birthday card. "Your mother may be and He who is mighty came and scooped me up, StdVak," she'd remind me, "but God gave her a lifted me high, and set me atop the wail." special gift by making her an Irish lassie. Tell her I called my friend and a St. Patrick's day parade- not to forget to wear her button — ‘I'm Irish and m archer himself, Fr. Joe Newell, who is reported to pfbPd to be’ — on this glorious day." have been a little red-faced leprechaun in a previous Alice died a long time ago, but her memory lingers life, and asked him if there is any relationship on. Long before air-conditioning, when every house between St. Patrick and the shillelagh. Like the was wide open in the summer, you could hear her wearing of the green -and the shamrock, the playing the piano and singing throughout the shillelagh is typically Irish, but it does not seem to neighborhood. She enjoyed it and so did we. You'd have any direct relationship with St. Patrick. never believe she was self-taught. A word or one of its derivatives that is discussed Tuning up for the diocesan music festival to be held Winifred; Sr. Anne McDonagh, diocesean Alice never worried about anything. Every frequently today is “evangelization." I referred to it Sunday, March 28 at the Syria Mosque, are: Sr. breath, every sight and every sound was a special elementary music consultant; Sue Kenny of Chartiers twice in this column. According to a widely accepted Serafina, O.P., orchestra director; Lisa Bruni of St. Valley; Michael Ross, choral director; andTim Klatt gift to her from God, as far as she was concerned. definition, evangelism is "the presentation of the Winifred School, Mount Lebanon; Greg Horn of St. of Mount Lebanon. “ C a rry y our tro u b les in a b ag and check it a t the feet Good News of God in Jesus Christ, so that men are oftheLord, she dadvise, "and when you feel you’re brought, through the power of the Holy Spirit, to put strong enough, ask the Lord for only one at a tim e.'' I their trust in God, and to accept Jesus Christ as their always remember these words on March 17 and Savior from the guilt and power of sin." Musical festival slated place my bag of troubles at His precious, wounded feet. Pope Paul VI spoke of evangelization as the process of transforming humanity from within and Father, why do those who are Irish, and some who The annual Diocesan Music The instrumental portion of the choruses is made up of approxi­ making it new through proclaiming the Good News. are not, have such strong devotion to St. Patrick? Festival will be held Sunday, March program will feature Diocesan m ately 200 stu d en ts re p re se n tin g 27 In the early church, this was accomplished by DJd he have a special love for God? Does the 28 at 2:15 p.m. at the Syria Mosque in Honors Band and the Diocesan schools. Singers were selected by person to person witnessing, debating in shillelagh have anything to do with him? Until her O akland. Young People’s Symphony. The the music directors at their schools.! synagogues, spontaneous talks to informal groups of body grew too tired from age, Alice never missed a directors of the various instrumen­ people, winning an entire tribe through the tal programs throughout the St' Patrick’s day parade, and always proudly The event is presented every year Proceeds from the event are used conversion of its leader, and individual instruction. Diocese select students on their carried the shillelagh that Father Cox had given to by the music department of to benefit the Quigley Center, W&OL. her mpther. Jesus himself addressed the question of worry diocesan schools under the auspices merit; 150 students participate in E nd. ;lf Alice has anything to say about it. I'm willing to when He said: "Worrying will not add a single of the Catholic Laymen's the honors band and 55 students moment to your life. Set your heart on my Father's Educational Association. participate in the symphony. bet the heavens are painted green on St. Patrick s Tickets for the festival are $2 for kingdom and your worries will take care of d&y. I'll bet her Irish ballads and lullabies echo adults and $1 for children. Tickets' themselves.” We are able to put our words into through the streets, and I'll bet she carries her Sister Anne McDonagh, C.S.J., will be available at the door or by proper perspective when we place them at the foot of shillelagh in the local parade. Thanks for the music consultant for diocesan The choral performances will be contacting Mrs. Nathaniel the Cross. They are burdens to us now, but when we rdeuiories, Alice. You've helped to remind me that schools, is the co-ordinator for the presented by the Prim ary, McKenzie (431-9147), Regina Kelly, return home again, we may discover that they were nothing's gained through worry, but only by placing festival and is aided by Susan Intermediate and Junior High (421-0363) o r J a m e s A dam azyk (264- really hidden treasures. your trust in God. Chambers and Sr. Serafina. School choruses: each of the three 1955).

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Call South Hills Travel, ienced, journals, ledgers! Fr. Pierre Falkenhan, guest speaker. LIFELINE - 562-0543 Down L T D. 531-0223. OLD — Furniture, china, brass PHOTOGRAPHER - Some' fn'wri" Pittsburgh, Butler Area copper, lamps, cut glass dates still available for payrolls, tax reports. Desires: TUESDAY, MARCH 23 2*2-1200: Mon Valley, 489-9020 jewelry, wooden ice boxes, weddings. Home portraits, and work per day 9-5, 421-9583 SS. C yril Si Methodius, McKees Rocks — Mass for charismatics, 7:30 p.m. Fr. Mi£e Beaver. *43-0505. 728-5651. stained glass, most any old model portfolios by appoint FRANK E. LITTLE, AT Salvagna celebrant. ment. Great work at decent AMITY TOURS thing. For quick cash call mq prices. 271-7341. TORNEY AT LAW — Personal St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Evening of spirituality for women, 6:15 - ltr<5 ESCORTED BUS TOURS before you sell, now conducting Injury. Custody, Divorce. Wills Confidential, Free House it Estate Sales! Dorothy PLASTERING — New or old Criminal, & Bankruptcy. 300 p.m . F o r re se rv a tio n s call 381-7676. Pregnancy Testing CHERRY BLOSSOM ? 279-0359.______. Resurfacing old plaster, stucco, Law & Finance Bldg. 261-1600 C enacle R e tre a t H ouse, O akland — D ay for p a rish social w o rk ers, 9:30 a .m . — 4 p.m 908 PENN AVENUE WASHINGTON DC OLD AND TARNISHED patching, Blaster mold new on F o r re se rv a tio n s call S iste r C arol Sukitz, 281-4343. repaired. Free est. Insured. 822 '8-10 M.W.F. 11-1T.H.S. April 16-17 $147 SILVER — Will consider pieces Women’s Guild, St. Sylvester, Brentwood — Day of recollection, 10 a.m. to 3 p.nCjT. in need of repair. Must be 7552. Belvedere Residence c a l l 731-2420 WILLIAMSBURG & M ark P a p e n . r e tr e a t m a s te r. L uncheon will be se rv ed . F o r re serv a tio n s call 881-3610 reasonable. 835-3689. Stili Approvili RMirittiMit Hmw WEDDING GOWNS - Brides o r 881-6447. A T A BUSCH GARDENS i Bridesmaids, and Mothers. The (or Ambulilory A Convalescent 4 MEALS INCLUDED OLD CEDAR CHESTS - Min A Women ... W ED N ESD A Y , M ARCH 24 , Provides help to Bedroom & Dining Room Sets finest in New York fashion April 22-25 <229 Personal service, by appoint • Supervisory Personnel U pregnant woman. Wanted. Paying up to $100 for Mrs. Rhoda Lyons, R.N. V '**** St. Ann, W aynesburg — Evening of recollection, 7:30 p.m., conducted by Fr. Angfiffis MYRTLE BEACH cedar chests any size or shape ment only. Steel Valley Bridal Shaughnessy. Homestead, PA 462-2535. e 24 Hour Nursing Cara A VACATION Also buying old gold jewelry » Vititors Always Welcome St. Philomena, Squirrel Hill — Lenten lunch for senior adults, following 11:15-a.rn. Call Paul 279-0359. 6 MEALS INCLUDED WEDDING INVITATIONS Mass and anointing of the sick. For transportation and reservations call Margaret PREGNANT? , April 23-28 $299 Wilkinsburg — By appointment Located on I And' you didn't mean to be?j WANTED — All types ol used Roula 422, Soboslay, 421-2790. furniture and antiques. Crafton All occasions, embossed or 7 mile* aast For a free pregnancy test and' TO R O N TO Trading Post. 922-4441. Closed engraved, imprinted stationery ol New Castle Christian Mothers and Guild, Madonna of Jerusalem, Sharpsburg — Luncheon is confidential support • May 28-30 $159 Tuesday and Sunday. Hours 10- napkins, favors, missal! Served, 6:30 p.m. John Paul I Center, 9th St. Also cards and social. For ticketsaall CALL BIRTHRIGHT Discount prices. The School C arm ella, 782-1899. C ost $3.50. S. : :____ House, 710 Wood St. around the WORLD'S FAIR 400 M ISCELLAN EOUS corner from St. James Church TH U RSD A Y , M ARCH 25 621-1988 July 6-9 $239 SALES Wilkinsburg, 731-1710. Ladies Auxiliary, North Hills K of C — Card party, 12:30 p.m., council hall^l248 NASHVILLE/OPR Y WEDDING INVITATIONS -4 Evergreen Ave., Millvale. Donation, $1.25. AND OPRYLAND AFGHANS — All colors size 64 MANY THANKS - To St. Rita long, 45 wide. Price $30.00. $17.90 per 100 and up. Business BEDS Madonna of Jerusalem, Sharpsburg — Mass in Italian, 7 p.m. Fr. Dario Gelati, for favor received and continued 4 MEALS Phone 412/283-1831. Call Cards, $18.45 per 1000. For AVAILABLE c eleb ra n t. help. P- J- M. April 30 - May 3 $229 anytime. appointment call South Hillsi Sales Co., Dormont. 561-0859 FOR BOTH FR ID A Y , M ARCH 26 PUZZLED ABOUT YOUR July 6-9 $229 BRIDAL SHOWER - Games, St. Anthony, Millvale — "Christ's Journey Through Lent," 7:30 p.m. Featuring CHURCH? — Worried about Aug. 5-8 $229 WEDDING INVITATIONS - A! MEN & WOMEN uitablc lorull ages, ten lor$l.50 readings and anthems by combined choirs. Refreshments to follow. family problem? Bothered by Sasc. Games. 816Carson St. New occasions, embossed o In small intermediate care today's lifestyles? Need — 1982 WORLD'S FAIR------Naim Guild (for the widowed) — Social, 8 p.m., St. Mary of Mercy, Downtown. <> Castle. Pa. 16101. engraved, imprinted stationery nursing home in beautiful spiritual guidance? Find help in AND NASHVILLE napkins favors, missals FIVE MEDIUM - Size Bee Gee country setting in Annunciation, North Side — Fish fry, each Friday of Lent, 4 to 7p.m. (includingGood the New Question Box by Father 2 DAYS AT FAIR Discount prices. Shirley John J. Dietzen. priest Windows with screens, storm Stationery Co. 421-4006 or 421 Southern Butler County. F rid a y ). D inners, $2.75, san d w ich es, $1.75. Also tak e-o u ts by calling 321-9600. columnist read each week by Sept. 8-13 $379 door all in good reuseable 2792. (Valencia) Worldwide M arriage Encounter — Weekends, Airport Sheraton. For reservations more than a million subscribers Oct. 20 - 25 $379 condition, $45. 125 watt Stereo CALL ADMINISTRATOR call Bill an d Ann Sullivan, 824-4917. to Catholic newspapers in the Amplifier, $55. Noreico Stereo WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY - United States anu Canada reel to reel tape recorder model We offer superior quality St. Paul Retreat House, South Side — Weekend retreat for men 6 p.m. to Sunday ,& 45 Almost 500 questions and MAGNIFICENT 4 301, $75. All in A-l condition. Call personal service and a fresh 898-1594 p.m . F o r re se rv a tio n s call 381-7676. answer* about faith and life OF CANADA 378-1108. at anytime. approach at prices that you can Holy Fam ily School Building, Lawrenceville — Flea m arket and ba ke sale, 9 a.m. to 5 situations: compassionate May 18-24 $395 afford. Cali today! Biacktield FURNITURE-MATTRESSES Limited 731-4045. p.m., also Saturday, 43rd St. knowledgeable instruction: rich July 11-17 $395 NEW - Single. Double, SATURDAY, MARCH 27 . J; resource for laity and clergy Queen, $33. $38. $47 Ten yr 510 ENTERTAINMENT Buv with confidence. Impri BEST OF THE WEST uarantee. Frames, Head- St. Sylvester, Brentwood — Annual nationality bake sale, 6 to 9 p.m., also Sunday, 9 maty.. Index. $6.95 at your book INCL. LAS VEGAS oards, $19. Bunk beds T HWvd FOR YOUR WELL a .m . to 2 p.m . stord, or by mail (add $1 CHARLANE June 5-27 $1375 w/mattresses $99. Living rooms DING, PARTY, OR BANQUET Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Day of renewal for separated or divorced men or postage) from Guildhall. P.O YOU WILL ENJOY! - Hear NOVA SCOTIA AND w/ tables & Lamps $199. Box325, Peoria, IL., 61651. Dinettes $74. Dining rooms Kenny Rodgers, Barry Manilow w om en, 10:30 a .m . to 4 p.m . F o r re se rv a tio n s c all 681-6180. NEW ENGLAND St.'iUDE — Thanks for favorr w/ buffet $472. Year lay-a-way Englebert, Elvis, many more MANOR St. Michael, South Side — "Veronica's Veil," Passion Play, 2:30and7:30p.m., 21 Pius received. E.D. July 20-28 $599 w/$5. Delivered. Jacobs near including standards, polkas and HOME St. F o r re serv a tio n s (req u ired ) call 431-5550. PO CON O't South Side Hospital. 481-6444. special requests. Professional ST. - JUDE - Thank you for vocal/instrumental arrange Women’s Guild, Ascension, Ingram — Annual "Burst Into Spring" luncheon, fashion answering my prayers and July 23-25 $169 HOMEMADE COOKIES & FO R T H E show and card party, 12:30 p.m., church hall, 114 Berry St. Aug. 27-29 $169 NUTROLLS - For any ments. Book direct and save granting my requests. B M W. MUSIC BROTHERS. Bob. 885 ELDERLY PTG Vincentian High School, North Hills — Salad smorgasbord and card party, noon occassion. 12 varieties. Choose 1123, 884-2224. ST. JUDE - Thank you lo r Pick up"points’in ' your own assortment. Reason­ NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL to 4 p.m . F o r re se rv a tio n s a t $5 c all 364-0456 o r 366-1716. favors granted. Please continue Pittsburgh & McKeesport able prices. Call Marlene 531- A "DANCE CLASS" - STATE LICENSEO Guild and Christian Mothers, St. Winifred, Mt. Lebanon — "Action for the Missions" td hear our prayers. H.C. & 1982 brochures available 0812 or Fran 341-5507. Bullroom-Lutin-Disco-Rock- For Information card party and salad luncheon, noon, Benedict Hall. For reservations at $4 call B. V2&SE Oldies-Country Western- (For GROUPS — Plan now lor 1982\ MAKE MONEY - Selling on Admissions B au m , 563-5390 o r P. S choener, 561-4531. THANK YOU - Blessed Virgin group lours. Ws provide opportunity, full-time part-time Begi it ners- Advanccd-Singlcs- PLEASE CALL Mqry,Mary, St. Jude,"Jude. St. ■Dçnphnaïor complete service. Details• distributing one of the best Couplcs) 8 week dance classes Christian Mothers, Women’s Guild, Our Lady Help of Christians, East Liberty -t favors granted a vellable selling Aloe Vera skin and hair lorming now. near vou! Enroll Luncheon-social, noon, school hall. For information call Mrs. Timpnna, 441-4868. 241-2162. 751-9513 THANK YOU - St. Jude and the products on the market. 831- PTG, Immaculate Conception, Bloomfield — Rigatoni dinner, 4 - to 8 p.m., church Blessed Mother for favors BERMUDA SPECIAL 1831 BAND — "Easy Street" — Our 672-9011 hall. F o r re serv a tio n s a t $3.50 for ad u lts, $1.75 for c h ild ren , call 361-7203 o r 682-0955. Includes Air Fare granted. P.P.______YOUNG PEOPLES BOOKS - music will help make your Ladies Guild, Gilmary K of C — Annual charity card party, noon, 2106 Brownsville R d. Hotel and Meals Also do it yourself books. Knick- special day a truly memorable THANK YOU — Immaculate from $299 one. For the best in variety D onation, $4 by callin g 881-2171 o r 884-2705. Heart of Mary, St. Jude and all Knacks & other figurines. Good 600 HOM E buy. Call Mrs. Keys 361-0839. musical entertainment call. 655- IMPROVEMENTS Women’s Guild, St. Bernard, Mt. Lebanon — Day of recollection, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m^ others for your intercessions and 7490 help, Please continue. M.G. CALL AMITY TOURS lower church. Fr. Brendan McCabe officiating. For reservations at $1 call Maity 500 SERVICES BAND — "Starstruck" — The AAA — Home Remodeling & E g al, 563-2878 o r P e g H ufnagel, 341-7150. THANK YOU - Jesus. Mary, St 8 8 4 -2 7 0 7 OFFERED best in weddings, banquets, Repair. Kitch, Bath, Game- Jude. St. Joseph. St. Anthony, St rooms, Replacement Windows. SUNDAY, M ARCH 28 882-2707 INSULATION — Carpentry,! parties! Featuring violin. From Paul, St. Peter for prayers lassical lo country, top 40 & a Sidewalks. Senior citizen answertd. R.F.C. Complete Vicition Planning Paneling, Ceilings, Floors, discount. Free est. 343-1473. St. Wendelin, Carrick — Chicken or spaghetti dinner, 3 to 6 p.m. Adults, $3.50; whole lot more! litio, call 898- children, $2. ¡/ THANK YOU - Jesus. Blessed Hiwill. Jamaica. Acapulco and Railings. Bathrooms, Storm 1649. ALL HAULiNG - Clean-up & Mother. St. Jude and St. Anthony cruise* etc. Windows. Aluminum Siding, demo. Fust, reliable, reason- St. Philomena, Squirrel Hill — Nationality day, 4 to 8 p.m., school gym. Ethnic foods, Soffit & Fascia, Porches,: BAND — “Prime Time" — amusements, arts and crafts. lor hearing my prayers. L.B.S. Sidewalks, Block, Brick, Stone,, Pittsburgh's most versatite ■ ble. Call Frunk. 687-3850. THANKSGIVING - Novena to Cement Work, Rooting Gutters, wedding & banquet band. BATHTUBS — Resurfaced Knights of St. George — Respec' Life Mass, 2:30 p.m., St Francis de Sales Chtrreg, St. Jude. O Holy St. Jude 200 HELP Hauling, Fully insured. Free Standards, Contemporary, neatly in 4 hrs., will last up to 20’ Chartiers Ave., McKees Rocks. , Apostle and Martyr, great in WANTED Est. 761-5538. Polkas, Disco, plus wehandleall is. Free est. $159.95. Porcelain reception ceremonies 731-5412, WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Mass for shut-ins, 6:30 a.m. Fr. William J. Homolak, pastof; virtue and rich in miracles, near Tesurlacing 327-1495. Holy Trinity Church, Ford City, celebrant. Choir and congregation from the pailsH- kinsman to Jesus Christ. CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL - 885-5870. Needs Building Principal for CARPET BLOCK & BRICK WORK - Mass interpreted for the deaf. Faithful intercessor gl all who BANDS — For wedding Grades 4 to 8. Send resume to Garage and porch roofing. Christian Mothers, Holy Rosary, Homewood — Annual Communion breakfast? 44 involteyour special patronage in INSTALLATION receptions and all occasions. No Carpentry. Good work done time el need, to you I have Wheeling Catholic Consolidated. 2111 Market Street, Wheeling, INSTALL. REPAIR charge to view our selection on! reasonalby. 341-4199. a .m ., school, 7120 K elly St. F o r tic k e ts call 731-3020. recourse from the depth oi my sound and color video tape K of C Council 4029 — Baked ham dinner, 3 to 6 p.m., 1248 Evergreen Ave., Millvalg. heart and humbly beg to whom W. VA 26003. 304-233-3410. AND RESTRfcI UH BRILL REMODELERS - 30 Entertainment Unlimited. 343- A dults, $5, c h ild ren , $2.50. God has given such great power HONEY BEE POLLEN - From RICHARD PFENNINGER 7700. yrs of quality workmanship. All to come to my assistance. Help types remodeling. Custom St. Jam es, Wilkinsburg — Organ recital by Homer Wickline, 3 p.m., works of Italiaf) Arizona. "The Perfect Food." BRASS JUNCTION - Music lor me in my present and urgent Buy or sell part-time. Call after4 9 2 2 -6 5 9 7___ cabinet work. Fully insured. com posers. all occasions $280. 571-0369. Ref. furnished. Free est. 931- petition. I return I promise to m. 745-5463. St. Michael, South Side — "Veronica’s Veil" passion play, 1 and 5:30 p.m ., 21 Plus a make your name known and SHOWER a wedding CELEBRATE YOUR SPECIAL 0692. cause you to be invoked. Say HOUSEKEEPER - Squirrel OCCASSION — With music by F o r re se rv a tio n s (req u ired ) call 431-5550. Hill, working parents. 3 teenage FAVORS CEMENT WORK - Proches, three Our Fathers, three Hail and DECORATIONS Sternity. Excellence in all types Steps, Garage, Walls Brick St. Raphael, Morningside — Dinner-dance, 5 p.m ., Churchill Valley Country Club. For Marys and Glorias. Publication kids. 67H bus route. Laundry. 1 of music. Cali 487-4930 or 881- meal, cleaning. 2-6 p.m. Call 288- P AR TY TIME work, Glassblock Windows, Etc. re serv a tio n s a t $18 p e r person call M ary Sw eeney, 362-5253 o r Shirley R om ano, 441- must be promised. St. Jude pray 8276. Call Frank 731-1311 lor us and all who invoke your 300 or 343-5620, days. 521-7564 Birthday F a .on. Etc. 7146. aid. Amen. This Novena is evenings. MIKE FEINBERG CO. inc. CLEO THE CLOWN - Whole­ CARPENTRY WORK - Wood CDA, Beaver Valley Courts, Presentation, Midland — Day of recollection, 1 p.m., considered by many to be very IF YOU LIKE - And under­ 120 Seventh S t, P g h, Pa. IS222 some Musical Mirth, Magic, replacement windows, porches? Mass and dinner. Conducted by Fr. Edward Hoffman, and Fr. Marvin Justi, OFM Cap. 261-0490 helpful. M.J.S. stand children and have time to Mime, Puppets, Participation. kitchens, ceilings, doors,! Cenacle R etreat House, Oakland — Lenten day of renewal, 11a.m. to 4 p.m. conducted anterooms, dry wall. South' care for children in your home Surprises! 361-3265, by Fr. Robert George. For reservations call 681-6180. 120 TO U R S for part ol the day, you may be tills Area. Free estimates. 344-1 ANNUNCIATION RADIO interested in becoming a family GAETANO’S l DISC JOCKEY - Enjoy the 7444. Our Lady Help of Christians, East Liberty — Lenten concert, 7:30 p.m., Allegheny sounds of Pgh.’s professional ROSARY TOURS 1982 - Sun. day caregiver. Caregivers are BANQUET HALL 8 CEMENT — Brick workj County Community College Boyce Campus Choir. April 25, Nat'l Shrine Immac reimbursed for their services isejockey shows at your next CATERING SERVICE social or private affair. Music Sidwalks. Driveways, Porches, St. Thomas More, Bethel Park — "Pseudo - Religious Cults — Religion of Rip - QIE Concept. & Franciscan Mona and expenses, provided by Your location or Oura Patios, Drywalls, Basements, talk by Fr. Donald Breier 7:30 p.m., Logue Lounge. stery. Wash. D.C.—Sun., June playthings and equipment, ana 30's • 80 s w/the Pgh.'s Sound Si 818 Broadway Ave. other local DJ acts. Hrly. rts. Garages. Free Est. Call Joe 262- 13, Sorrowful Mother Shrine receive ongoing training. Care is McKees Rocks. Pa 15136 5099. 600 HOM E 809 Bellvpe. OH—Aug 8-14 provided (or children ages 6 wks. quoted. Call S & S Production APARTMENTS 810 R ESORTS A Canada—Sun., Sept. 12, Our to 11 yrs. Interested persons 771-8338 Associates. 881-1024. ENERGY SAVERS -T h erm al IMPROVEMENTS T O R EN T Va c a t i o n p r o p e r t y Lady of Fatima Shrine & Niagra may call 281-4343. Catholic Replacement Windows, Glass­ DISCJOCKEY - Radio Exp. block. Storm Doors. Complete PMSTERffJG - Patch-Work HIGHLAND PARK - Lovely MYRTLE BEACH - Bet«4i Falls Canada. 343-1748 & 241- Social Service of Allegheny Large or small. Also patching 1st. Hr. efficiency; own porch, home lor rent. 4 Br's. 2 iKtrhS. 5*16. County, Program funded in part IRISH CENTRE Professional sound system & Home Remodeling. One calf OF PITTSBURGH light show. A complete mobile does all. Free Est. John 373-3774. cemeht work, steps & walk equip, kitch. No. pets/children. AC. .TV. sleeps III. I blockTrom by Pennsylvaina Dept, of Public Serving S. Hills 35 yrs. Free est Avail. May 1. On Bus Line. Call Welfare. 6886 FoTward Ave. Sq. HiH unit. Records for everyone. ocean. 462-8545. * Reasonable & Honest. Oldies a> FURNITURE REUPHOL-t Martin 831-0885. 361-1451 or 373-2362. MATURE WOMAN - To care HÀLL RENTAL' • STERING — And custom madej 848 HOUSE ROLY specialty. All Occasions. Sonny PLUMBING - Paneling, LAWRENCEVILLE - 2 rms.. for infant & 3yr. old Mon.—Fri., ACCOMMODATES 241-2212. slipcovers. Furniture repairing. FOR R EN T A.M. -5:30 P.M. inourSquirrel ■remodeiing, furnance work 421- 3 fir. partly furnished. Own LAND 150-5ÖÖ PEOPLE Registered upholsterers.' 2147. utility. Reasonalbe. Private ANNUNCIATION PARISH — Hill Home. Ref. Req. 421-2089 371-0367 FOXFIRE — Large selection of Lowest prices. Free est. 17 yrs.. Home. 682-2935. . North Side, 6 rms. bath, laundry TOUR after 7 P.M. rock, country, standards, ethnic exp. Lou or John. 361-8101. REMODELING -'W all's & yard. I young child welcome* OFFICE H£LP NEEDED - music will add to any wedding, insulated & paneled. Ceilings' 810 RESORTS &, No pets. $250 + utilities. 321- Furniture Repairs party, or club date. Reasonably T.* & SON — Home Receptionist, typists, book­ improvements. Wall & cement lowered. Conven. or Cathedral' VACATION PROPERTY ¡'.71. <1250 keepers. file clerks, secretaries, DONE IN YQUR HOME priced. Paul 462-4574. beamed. Dry-wall hanging St PflOM NEW YORK work. All Types porch repair, office trainees, etc. Male & Specialising In relying new & old drop ceilings, taping. Windows & Doors/ 901 HOUSES Rewebblng-springt HAVING AN AFFAIR" - ? Winter rates on interior female. Downtown & Suburban Don't keep it a secret. For paneling, plastering. Commer­ ITS FLORIDA TIME FOR SALE May 17-27 job openings. 30 day free trail 1 DAY SERVICE cial & Residential, interior & projects. Est. 241-4620.______CONTACT. musical entertainment at HAS THE COU) GOT TO YOU! BEECHVIEW - Large 'tü ræ leriod with pay. Kearney - Experienced/ R e a s o n a b le weddings, parties, and; exterior painting. Free est. 921- ROOF REPAIRS —' Priced- (or Lovely Motel Room ' dcDonough EMP.. Call 391- 6830 alter six or 745-3462. plus bedroom home. Aluminum- Sr.L.J. Schorr CDP 963-7865 banquets. Call Ken Cook Trio people on fixed income. Mr.! low as $280 weekly siding. two baths, paved drjvj 9 2 1 -3 5 9 4 1071. 279-6807. PAINTING - Interior * Quigley. 683-2757 or 766-4088. JU S T Mi,BLOCK FROM BEACH . and patio, new windows,.and 385 WANTED Exterior. Exp. Sr. Citizens - SENIOR CITIZENS - Have Pr i v a t e p o o l updated insulation. Owner 5 6 3 -1 4 1 4 MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS Reasonable Rts. 793-8229 & 793: your walls washed or painted at GAME ROOM Financing at 13% availably. T O BUY Learn to Play Billy English Trio. $270 (Quartet 9269.______prices you can afford. 241-5953 MANY EXTRAS $45.000. Principals only^ 34L BEST PRICES-— for.furnifure. $340). We'll handle all your1 2105.______; F r a n c i s c a n glass, knicknacks, and estates. G u it a r special announcements: toast, PLASTERING — Free est. S i t EL VALLEY X sP H A L f^ INTEROCEAN Thank you for calling. 364-6801. W. J. Grabowski bridal dance, cake cutting« Patching specialty. Insured. & Driveways, parking lots, CLAIRTON-WILSON. PA ,4 t o u r s throwing bouquet, garter. Cain Clean. Dan Jones 243-0969. sidewalks & asphalt sealings MOTEL Excellent Location. Beautiful CASH — for old oak furniture. 421-2083. Serving the Greater Pittsburgh Lot. 3 BR. large living room, 1982 ESCO RTED Furnishing old home, not 412-335-2047, Area. 462-3999 or 462-4245. dining room, kitchen, bath. froQt BUS TOURS antique dealer. Call 361-6185. : ONE MAN BAND” COMPLETE porch. Across from St. Paulinu*., COMBO" — Music for air, UPHOLSTERY - Prices low. 412-661-3434 Reasonable. Owner 655-7910. * I NEW YORK CITY occasions complété with organ HOME REMODELING quality guaranteed. Call August ATLANTIC CITY 030 FUN ER AL DIR ECTO R S accordian & bass sound. Calli • Additions • Garages Geraei. 531-7340. THEATRE TOUR Jeff 276-3954. • Windows • Roofs WALLPAPERING & PAINT­ May 28 $195 • Siding • Docks • Porches RAY POUNDS" QUARTET - FULLY INSURED ING — Prof. install. Shop at home. Discounts on sanitas & AIR TO U R Disco. Rock. Country, Stan­ 341-4175 CLASSIFIED RATES dards, Polkas, Professional wallpapers. Free est. Call Dale. LAS VEGAS B E 1N H A U E R Union. Dependable 745-4094. Redpath 461-8279. -Regular Rate . ï ONE WEEK R O O F LEA K S WALLPAPER & PAINTING 20 W ords . . . $3.00 15C Ea. additional word ! A FLAMINGO HILTON THE DIPLOMATS COMBO - Sales and Installation ol Quality Featuring male vocalist. STOPPED Wallcoverings. Interior ana. Prepaid Rate ------Befit. 4 $459 Weddings & Banquets our All types of new roofing Exterior Painting. Professional specialty. Listen to our sound and repairs. Quality work 25 W ords . <3.00 10C Ea. additional word _ tflB Brochure* Available before you decide. For a variety workmanship. Free Estimates. Writ*. Francitun Tour* of fine music. Call 922-4394/367-. at low prices George Tracy. 462-4035,381-7048. MINIMUM CHARGE S3.00 DEADLINE 11 AM Mien. FREE ESTIMATES INSURE0 9.0. ta t 08261 8- 8424. WALL WASHING - PaintingT Ptttrturih. Pi. 16227 Roof Repairs House Cleaning. Window Call: 4 7 U 2 5 2 THE GODFATHERS" — Cleaning, Paper Cleaning and THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC :: ’’ OR CALL Combo. Music for ail occasions, 1-Day Service Replace window ropes. Grass 110 THIRD AVE., PGH., PA. 15222 satisfaction for all ages 761- cutting. Go anywhere. Free 6 8 5 -6 9 6 2 Coraoeatl». PA 1S100 771-5759 ziL estimates. Call 481-5866. ______120.503 Avenge Weekly Circulation Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday, March 19, 1982 — Page 11 fPower9 of Christianity exhibit set for World's Fair

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (NC) - A “The Church's Presence at the are involved: African Methodist burst of sound and light, offering Fair” will cost about $750,000 to Episcopal, African Methodist Christianity as the “power” which | build and m aintain for the six-month Episcopal Zion, Christian Church brings order and hope to life, will ¡World’s Fair, with participating (Disciples of Christ), Christian greet an estimated 6 million visitors churches picking up the cost. Methodist Episcopal, Church of the to an ecumenical exhibit in the Gifts from the Knights of Brethren, Cumberland Presby­ World's Fair opening in Knoxville terian, Lutheran Church of M ay 1. Columbus, the Catholic Church Extension Society and five Catholic America, National Baptist, The Rev. Harold Baels, a United parishes of Knox County will fund Presbyterian Church in the U.S., Methodist minister who is directing Catholic participation. Protestant Episcopal, Roman plans for “The Church's Presence at Catholic, United Methodist and the Fair,” unveiled models and Thirteen Christian denominations United Presbyterian. soundtracks for the exhibit to the Tennessee Register, newspaper of the Diocese of Nashville. fO b itu a ries The pavillion is titled “The Power” and the exhibit, inside the Sr. M. Connolly Agnes Pasky, Mrs. Rosemary fair’s Hall of Lifestyle and Sedley, Mrs. M argaret Koget, Mrs. Technology, will be in three parts. Sister Mary Connolly (the former Rita McElhinny, Mrs. Regina Botti THE FIRST room will simulate a Sister M. Perpetua), a member of and Mrs. Theresa Tatrai; four space ship. Mirrors will surround the Sisters of the Humility of Mary brothers, Albert, Jr., JamVs^ the room. These will become for 58 years, died Sunday, March 7, Patrick and Fr. Francis SUgr; projection screens, upon which in St. Elizabeth Hospital, pastor of St. Margaret parish New scenes of the night sky, planetary Youngstown, Ohio. She was 84. Castle, and Holy Cross parish, West phenomena, sea and landscapes will Pittsburgh; and three granchildretr, be focused. Time-lapse photography Sister Mary was born in Pittsburgh Nov. 6,1897, daughter of Friends were received in the will illustrate the growth of living William E. Griffiths Mortuary; things. Richard and Margaret Lavelle Connolly. She entered the order in Broughton. Fr. Siler offered a Visitors then will move into the 1924 from St. Philip parish in Crafton concelebrated Mass of Christian second room, in which light and professed her first vows in 1926. Burial, Monday, March 15 in St. projections, sound and narration Elizabeth Church, Pleasant Hills, will point out ways in which Assisting him were Msgr. Paul She taught for many years in humanity has sought to cope with Lackner, Frs. Robert Boyle, Fidelia schools in the dioceses of Cleveland the confusion it faces, and how some Lazar, Phillip Pribonic, Jon Brzek of the those attempts have disturbed and Youngstown and later served as and Raymond Riffle, a cousin of Dr; the peace of the world even more. librarian at the motherhouse. It’s all smiles as members of the St. Bartholomew girls varsity basketball team display their trophies. Maloy. Burial was in Queen of At the conclusion of the narration, Surviving are two sisters, Heaven Cemetery. Jesus will be offered as the answer Elizabeth Ehland of Pittsburgh and to confusion and misery in life. Retta Dean of St. Louis, Mo. Necrology St. Bartholomew defends title MOVING INTO the third room, Funeral Mass was offered sound and light techniques will Tuesday, March 9, in the convent Please remember the deceased By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK semi-final action. North Catholic’s present Christian faith and love as chapel. priests of the diocese in your girls’ title game, 44-36, to Turtle i pra y ers. "St.'Bartholomew, Penn Hills, will Lynn Sipe was voted the division's Creek. Serra and Immaculate the power moving modern followers M arch 23 defend its state girls grade school most valuable player and received Conception advanced to the playoffs of Christ to service, justice and Mrs. Maloy basketball championship in the award as top scorer. Teammate as did Mount Alvernia, the peace. Fr. Thomas H. Bryson ...... 1943 Harrisburg March 27-28 after Fr. Thomas S. Reilly ...... 1967 George Shuster was named the defending state girls Class A Visitors will receive literature Josephine A. Siler Maloy of successfully defending its diocesan M arch 24 division’s top defenseman. champs, even though it lost to Turtle from the sponsoring churches, if Baldwin died Friday, March 12 in leag u e title w ith a 32-25 win o v er O ur Fr. Vincent P. Brennan ...... 1959 Creek in WPIAL action. they wish, but no proselytizing the Jefferson Center Hospital. Lady of Loreto last week. North Catholic will play Erie M arch 25 literature will be allowed. Visitors McDowell High School in Erie in the Preceded in death by a brother, Fr. Andrew J. Zapora ...... 1958 To advance to the diocesan finals, quarterfinals of the state playoffs. will be invited to assist various V in c en tS iler, sh e is su rv iv ed by h e r M arch 26 projects seeking to relieve human St. Bartholomew defeated Nativity THE OZANAM CULTURAL husband. Dr. Elmer Maloy; two Fr. J.P. Hungerman ...... 1946 suffering. Volunteers from (Nbrth Side) in the semi-finals, CENTER will conduct its annual daughters, Mrs. Kathleen Bentley, Fr. Ladislaus Kolakowski 1965 participating churches tc answer while Our Lady of Loreto defeated THE CANEVIN CRUSADERS sum m er basketball league for seven and Ruth Maloy; her parents, Albert M arch 27 questions and direct visitors also St. Joseph (Mount Oliver) also in skated to a 8-3 victory over an weeks beginning June 21. Playoffs and Ellen McGowan Siler; seven Fr. Paul J. Rock ...... 1942 will be present. semi-final action. improved Seton-LaSalle team in a re scheduled for th e w eek of Aug. 9. sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth Cekala, Mrs. Fr. Louis A. Farina ...... 1981 action in the South Hills Interscho Competition will be in the lastic Hockey League. CENTRAL CATHOLIC won the follow ing ag e groups: boys a nd g irls Western ’Pennsylvania Inter- Greg Timmons had four goals for ages 12 and under, (clinic); boys scholastic Hockey Division AA the Crusaders and teammates Tim ages 14 and under; girls ages 14-18; BERNIE MATTHEWS !" VillanT realty crown. Central tied Shadyside Heggerty, Bob Koch, Jeff Faulkner boys ages 16 and under; boys ages 19 6300 Coastal Hwy , P.O. Bo* 525 A cadem y 3-3 in the first g a m e of the and Joe Wiilet each had one goal. and under; and adults. SPORTS CAMP O cean C ity, Md. 2 1 8 4 2 two-game championship series, and FOR BOYS: Basketball, tennis, goll SALES—UNTAIS—CONDOMINIUMS d efeated S hadyside 6-1 in th e second Scoring for Seton-LaSaile were Each boys team will play twice a Now renting for 1982 Lou Ammon, John Stitch and John week. The girls teams will play a FOR GIRLS: Basketball, tennis game. The title is decided on the SPECIAL FEATURES: 1.1,18 4 ladtMa 4,1, 1 »weh,«« t Cm4mii«miii R am p a lla. seven-game schedule and their most goals scored in the two-game, * * * * 4 regulation size indooor basketball cpurts AFFORDABLE VACATIONS series. games are scheduled for Saturday * 6 tennis courts & outstanding stall ANCHO M. VIUANI; Pm. WIT A VIUAIH. lailsl M|t mornings. Playing sites will be the * Excellent facilities, excellent food ■MMN Of PtUTII OCIAN CUT «4M Tift 11 ISTMO lltVKI Central's George Sugar was Homestead's Bishop Boyle won Ozanam Center, Reizenstein Middle * Activities include swimming, bowling, movies, named the division's top goalie, WPIAL Boys Class AA crown with a School and Brashear High School. live theatre, recreation room and morel while teammate Keith Chmiel was win over Seton-LaSalle. Both named the division's top defense­ teams advanced to the state Registrations are now being For Free Brochure: Call 1412) 838-9737 or write: BMSC, m an. playoffs. accepted and the deadline for Box V. St Vincent College, Latrohe, Pa 15850 re g istra tio n is M ay 30. T he e n tra n c e The Vikings will play Chartiers North Catholic won its third fees for the boys teams are $200; Valley of the South Hills straight Girls Class AA crown with a e n tra n c e fees for the g irls te a m s a re Interscholastic Hockey League in victory over Seton-LaSalle. Both $100; and the entrance fees for the LEIMT the" first round of the state teams advanced to the state a d u lt te a m s a re $250. T h ere a re no HOLY LAN!) - EGYPT championship playoffs at Lakeview, playoffs. entrance fees for the clincs for the 12 AND an d under. 14 Dtyi «,$1439 In the AAA Division, North In Class A, Serra lost the title Hosts: Fr. Shsshar • Fr. Dickard Catholic was defeated by arch-rival g a m e to M onaca, 61-59, w hile For more infomation, contact Carl LEPROSY N orth A llegheny 7-6 in o v e rtim e in Immaculate Conception lost the K ohlm an a t 281-4046.

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By HENRY HERX streets suitably crowded with’ subdued than subtle in his TV PROGRAMS OF NOTE I Wednesday, March 24, 9-10:30 ¡“ T ow ering In fern o ” (1974) — A 135- beggars, cripples, drunks and other ; interpretation of a complex role that p.m. (PBS) “Middletown.” In the istory office-residential tower goes NEW YORK (NC) - The trials of Sunday, M arch 21, 9-11 p.m . grotesques. offers so many shades of ¡first of a six-part series on iup in smoke, trapping hundreds of a workhouse foundling, apprenticed (ABC) “I Love Liberty.” The theme characterization. Jam es A.' ¡contemporary America, the ¡Hollywood extras and a score of past to an undertaker, educated by aj 'of this entertainment extravaganza With such a colorful background, Goldman's script does shy away ¡mayoral race in Muncie, Ind., is ¡and present stars in a disaster movie children's band of thieves and I honoring George Washington is set the adventures of the nine-year-old from the anti-Semitism of the times ¡followed in terms of the weak in plot and characterization, ultimately rewarded by discovering 'by Sen. Barry Goldwater (R-Ariz.) Oliver (Richard Charles) should but provides little insight into its personalities, strategies and ¡but stu n n in g ly re a lis tic in itssp e c ia i his true parentage, is once again ¡who introduces the flag-waving have been compelling indeed. effect on Fagin. pressures involved in a typical effects of death and destruction. A- retold in “Oliver Twist," airing opening musical number by asking: Instead, the narrative's rich variety American political campaign. ¡111 — a d u lts. T uesday, M arch 23, 9-11 p.m . on ‘‘What’s wrong with a little CBS. of events come across as curiously patriotism?" flat and plodding. Perhaps more There are compensations, I S a tu rd ay , M arch 27, 10-11 p.m . attention was lavished on the quality however. As always, Michael I (CBS) “Pablo Picasso: Once in a | F rid a y , M arch 26, 9 p.m . (NBC) This latest version of the Charles Hordern is a pleasure to watch as the T uesday, M arch 23, 9-11 p.m . of the sets than the action in the Lifetime." Charles Kuralt narrates '“ M ag ic” (1978) — A nthony Hopkins Dickens classic, directed by Clive shrewd lawyer who saves Oliver and (PBS) “Pilgrim, Farewell.” foreground. ¡this documentary on the 1980 and Ann M argretstar in this dull and Donner, succeeds best in conveying his inheritance. Especially Michael Roemer wrote and directed ¡exhibition a t th e M useum of M odern brutal melodrama about an the moral revulsion of the author at enjoyable is the ensemble acting of ¡this drama about a fiercely ¡Art in New City which used all of its Unbalanced ventriloquist who tends the social injustices of his time, in A m ajor disappointment is George E ileen A tkins a n d T im othy W est in a ¡independent woman who is dying of galleries to display nearly 1,000 of to get into arguments with his particular, the pitiable condition of C. Scott's performance as Fagin, set piece showing how the pompous cancer and wants to resolve the the artist's works. dummy. Violence, a bedroom the poor. Nineteenth-century leader of the urchin gang and Mr. Bumble is reduced to an object important relationships in her life, ¡sequence, and a sympathetic London has been realisticly re­ master in the fine art of of pity after marrying the sly 'especially with her estranged TV FILM FARE attitude towards adultery. O — created by Elstree Studios and its pickpocketing. Scott is more' proprietess of the orphanage. d a u g h ter. M onday, M arch 22, 9 p .m . (NBC) Morally offensive: R — restricted. Daughter, son-in-law of Pat Boone now Catholics BOTHELL, Wash. (NC) — Joining darkness for five years. It was a "They don’t understand and they the Roman Catholic Church cost crisis of spiritual identity." don’t agree, but they're very them some friends and confused “In the sum m er of 19711 began to supportive of us," she said. their families, but for Dan and seek God where he could be found,” “We’ve been moving this Cherry O'Neill it was “like coming said O’Neill. He joined a mission direction for years,'' his wife added. hom e.” program and worked in Africa, “It feels like coming home.” O'Neill, 33, was raised in the' Europe and Israel. She said she feels no animosity B ap tist C hurch. H is wife, C h erry , 27, He met Catholics in Jerusalem toward her Protestant upbringing. is the eldest child of entertainer Pat and discussed with them the "I see the Protestant church as a Boone and sister of Debby Boone, differences between Protestantism good and benevolent stepmother and was part of a family known and Catholicism. He also learned of who pointed my way to my real internationally for its firm the complementary roles played by mother, who pointed my way Protestant beliefs. oral and written traditions. While home," Mrs. O’Neill said. The O’Neills were in the the discoveries were exciting, it was catechumenate class at St. Brendan difficult for one whose background They said they want to give their Parish, Bothell, and on Easter was “politely anti-Catholic.” infant daughter, Brittany, who was Sunday in 1981 the Catholic Church “ By th e end of 1974 I concluded baptized at St. Brendan's in N o v em b er 1981, th e b est of both formally recognized their baptisms that the journey I was on was going and they received the sacram ents of to lead m e to R o m e," he sa id . B u th e disciplines. That combination will the Eucharist and confirmation. needed time to study and to prepare include a personal relationship with ALTHOUGH raised in a family his friends and family. Jesus, an emotional experience the with strong morals which placed O'Neills feel Catholics often miss, HE HAD already discussed his Added to that will be the traditions great importance on praying feelings with his future wife, who together and reading the Bible, "I and roots both felt were lacking in shared them. They married and Protestantism. began to have some sobering "embarked on a process,” he said. thoughts," O’Neil said. “How did I Although not pleased with their “ DISCOVERING” Roman Cherry Boone O’Neill, eldest child of singer Pat Easter in St. Brendan’s Church in Bothell, Wash. (NC know the Baptist faith was the faith daughter and son-in-law's decision, Catholicism has been like learning Boone, her husband Dan and daughter, Brittany, are photo by Bill Dodds) the apostles had? In college I began the Boones continued to believe in the theory behind music after now a Catholic family. The O’Neills were baptized last to question. There was a period of the young couple, Mrs. O’Neill said. p laying by e a r, M rs. O ’Neill said. Movie reviews PASSION PLAY FREE... FREE... FREE Coppola’s 'Heart ’ artificial production To tho Bride A Groom — A Night At -- By MICHAEL GALLAGHER fresh air or a single natural hue. And, "One From the Heart” has been VERONICA S VEIL The Sheraton North what ups the artificiality to the nth classified by the U.S. Catholic FOR INFORMATION NEW YORK (NC) — Whatever degree is that the entity that Coppola Conference A-III—adults. The & RESERVATIONS When you Rent you Tux's from else you might say about Francis 4 3 1 -5 5 5 0 choses to re-create is itself a Motion Picture Association of Ford Coppola, you can't call him If ID If’C North Hills paradigm of artificiality — nothing America has rated it R — re stric te d I M n f V w Village Mall pusillanimous. (Actually, it's pretty less than Las Vegas. hard to call anybody pusillanimous Hank and Frannie (Frederic WANT ADS BRING RESULTS! 364-7314 unless your a terrific speller or Forrest and Teri Garr), the pronouncer). reostat-crossed lovers whose story. “Circle of Deceit” (United Artists After risking everything on his "One from the Heart” recounts, are Classics) — This lugubrious muddled "Apocalypse Now” and ordinary people. I’m talking German film directed by Volker ■ « surviving somehow despite less than ordinary now. Hank and Frannie are Schlondorff follows a German enthusiastic reviews, Coppola has so ordinary that "Death of a journalist on a course of random laid it all on the line again, including Salesman's" Willy Loman, the adventures through the horrors of his Zoetope Studios, with “One from previous American champ of this strife-torn Beirut, Lebanon. The HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS! the Heart," the most expensive, the division, would feel more at home journalist is weighed down with the most lavishly staged, the most talking with Lord and Lady kind of unearned angst that has supercolossal small picture ever Marchmain than with Hank and reached epidemic proportions in Don’t Lose Your Social Security Benefits. made. The result is something like a F ran n ie. German movies these days. baby 10 feet tall. There is quite a bit of erotic byplay • in "One From the Heart,” but it’s Because of an extremely explicit Artifice is the Mother Nature of suggested for the most part rather bedroom scene at the beginning, Inquire about our new Spring Mini-Semester the world of “One from the Heart." th an show n, and th e n udity is p a rtia l “Circle of Deceit” has been Filmed entirely on sound stages, the and restrained. There is quite a bit of classified O — morally offensive by picture doesn't have a breath of verbal obscenity and profanity. the U.S. Catholic Conference. STARTING APRIL 12 AT Book review The Community College of Allegheny County 'Children’s Bible’ uses colloquial language • 195 ACADEMIC PROGRAMS • FULL FINANCIAL PROGRAM 3 «SMALL CLASSES THE CROSSROAD CHILDRENS Zacchaeus begins, "Zacchaeus delightful bedtime reading when •TRANSFER PROGRAM BIBLE, text by Andrew Knowles. glanced at the office clock.” adult and child can both enjoy the Crossroad (New York, 1981). 447 Inaccurate in biblical times of stories and the attractive drawings • FOUR CONVENIENT CAMPUS LOCATIONS pp., $12.95. Reviewed by Mary course, but a perfect opening of a which accompany them. Kenny. description of a businessman winding up his affairs before he T he book c an also loosen up ad u lts NC NEWS SERVICE CAREER PROGRAMS • DAY AND EVENING CLASSES leaves the office. brought up strictly on formal This book is not a children's Jesus is a most attractive figure. biblical language. version of the Bible, but rather a When he spots Zacchaeus in the retelling of important Old and New sycamore tree, he tells his friends, “The Crossroad Children's Bible” • ACCREDITED BY MIDDLE STATES ASSOCIATION Testament events in children's “'You go on up without me. I'm is highly recommended, not because language. The highly colloquial dining with Zacchaeus this evening. ’ it is "modern" or “different,” but because it captures the Judeo- language might startle at first. Noah He smiled up through the sycamore ALLEGHENY CAMPUS and his family are gathered in the leaves. ‘That’s right, isn’t it Christian spirit of God’s relationship BOYCE CAMPUS ark. "And they waited for the rain. Zacchaeus?’ Zacchaeus almost fell with man. It is about real people, (North Side) (Monroeville) ‘Any minute now,' said Noah. 'You’d out of the tree.” living, loving, confronting hard problems, but always with the 808 Ridge Avenue 595 Beatty Road better believe it,' said his wife." The book would be a wonderful conviction that a loving, caring God Pittsburgh, Pa. 15212 Monroeville, Pa. 15146 The book not only uses current read-aloud book for preschoolers is concerned about them and language but also deals with through elementary school age available always. And it is about a Phone: 237-2511 Phone: 327-5295 questions children frequently raise. children. Children beyond loving Jesus telling us, as he tells the Regarding the animals on the ark, elementary school age might be put rich young man, that following him the author adds, "No one had any off by the liberty with details. is "really living.” SOUTH CAMPUS CENTER NORTH experience of running a small zoo." However, adults as well as children can enjoy the freshness which the (Mrs. Kenny, mother of 12 (West Mifflin) (North Hills) Details are added freely when colloquial style imparts. The book children, is co-author of the NC 1750 Clalrton Road 1130 Perry Highway they enhance the mood and might be read to children in small News feature column, "Family West Mifflin, Pa. 15122 understanding. The story of groups and it would be most T a lk ” ). Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237 Phone: 469-1100 Phone: 366-7000

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