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VOL. V, NO. 41 Price $5 a year 15 cents a copy DECEMBER 27, 1963

HOLY LAND PILGRIMAGE 'A JOURNEY OF HOPE' FOR MANKIND, PONTIFF STATES Message: World Needs Food, True Peace

,•*•' ;\N CITY - (NO — of Christmas itself — "love be to pray for Christian unity are dying or suffering because means the number of those who He reminded that the Cath- Paul VI addressed himself and a unity of mankind, bas- — that there may be "one fold of indescribable poverty." eat." olic Church, "by means of mis- ed on the link whi-ch Christ and One Shepherd." to three "great needs" in his Pope Paul said that the solu- "This is unworthy of civiliza- sions among the peoples, has forged between God and In looking- at the world's prob- first Christmas message to the tion is not "in attacking the tion," he added. always striven, without man." lems, the Pope said: world: Food for -.the world's very fecundity of life by means 'LOVING INTEREST' thought of greater gain, to de- The Holy Father also refer- "The first is hunger ... It hungry mouths, technical aid for which human and Christian His mission of Supreme Shep- velop them to their utmost red to his Jan. 4 to 6 pilgrimage has now been scientifically the emerging nations, and ethics must condemn as illicit." herd, the Pontiff declared, to the Holy Land and stressed proved to us that more than makes him look "with great capacity, holding in honor all Peace. anew that its purpose is purely half the human race has not "Instead of increasing the sup- sympathy and loving interest" their human and upright qual- He said that the solution religious. enough food. Entire genera- ply of bread," he said, "this on the new nations achieving in- ities while proclaiming to can be found in the meaning He said that one intention will tions of children, even today, solution would diminish by illicit dependence, in Africa and Asia. them their vocation to the true and supreme destiny of re- SECOND IN BAYFRONT PARK SUNDAY deemed man." He noted that there is a clear need for all to help these emerg- Bishop's Two Masses Close ing nations, "not with humiliat- ing and self -seeking benefi- ciencies, but with scientific and Mourning For Kennedy Here technical assistance and friendly The first of two Pontifical should -esteem, particularly his solidarity of the international Masses to mark the conclusion declared dependence on Al- world in brotherhood, in place of the 30-day period of mourning mightly God. Time after time, of paternalism." for the late President John F. in his addresses in Washington Kennedy was offered Sunday and throughout the country, he In his plea for world peace, afternoon in the Cathedral by publicly professed his need for Pope Paul came up with a Bishop Coleman F. Carroll. God's assistance." new definition for peace: "Peace is well-balanced mo- A second , which will Bishop Carroll emphasized the tion," he stated, paraphrasing coincide with the anniversary concern of President Kennedy St. Augustine's view, of peace of the late President's visit for those in need, his "slrenu- as "tranquility of order." to Miami last year to review ous and serious efforts to bring Cuban invasion troops in (he about peace," and the fact that He noted that peace today is Orange Bowl, will be cel- "he established in the minds of based "more on fear than on ebrated at 8 p.m. next Sun- alt the fact that a Catholic can friendship; maintained more by day, Dec. 29, in the Bayfront serve God and his country in terror of deadly weapons than Park Bandshell. the highest places without there by mutual harmony and faith Bishop Carroll also will of- being any conflict whatsoever." among peoples." He added: fer that Mass. at which thou- "His concern for mankind MIAMI'S RELIGIOUS and civic leaders marked program Sunday evening in Bayfront Park. sands of Miami's Cuban refugee the end of the period of mourning for President Bishop Coleman F. Carroll is shown as he "And if tomorrow peace were colony will assist. (Continued on Page 3) John F. Kennedy with a three-hour memorial addressed the large crowd which participated. to be broken — which, God for- bid — all humanity would be More than 1,000 nuns and laity destroyed." assisted at Sunday's month's MINDS NOT UNITED mind Mass and heard Bishop Men are not at peace, the Carroll, describe the late Chief Ordained In , a Pope declared, because their Executive as"^->,'' ruler who minds are not united. "Union of recognized in his office the minds is the great need to con- obligation of Stewardship." Miami Shores For Diocese temporary man," he added. "Surely we who recognize the Two young men from Greater Emphasizing the continued "This cannot be achieved com- value of prayers and the signifi- Miami families were ordained need for an increase in the pletely by culture, he said, but cant meaning of praying for the the unique link forged by Christ dead should offer frequent pray- to the priesthood for the Dio- number of vocations to the between man and God, "ennobl- ers for the repose of the soul of cese of Miami last week during priesthood in this area, Bishop ing each man's person as it the late departed President, rites at Christ the King Church Carroll pointed out, "How un- does, is the most solid and hope- John Fitzgerald Kennedy, know- in Rome and in St. Rose of fortunate it is in a diocese of ful base for unity between ing full well that in doing so men." we can be of assistance to him," Lima Church, Miami Shores. this size that we ordain only one Bishop Carroll stated. young man to the priesthood. If Pope Paul said that he pro- Father John Block of Little poses his solution for peace ^ teath points out to all of there were 100 here we still Flower , Coral Gables, especially to those "we be- us cue uncertainly of life and was ordained by Bishop Filippo wouldn't be able to catch up lieve to be most ready to re- the sureness of death and as with the minimum needs of the ceive it: The Christians still frequently happens the sudden- Pocci, Auxiliary to the Pope's Diocese of Miami. separated from us and to ness of death." the Bishop con- Cardinal Vicar for Rome, dur- Catholics happily united." tinued. "His life emphasized ing the Rome rites. "May the ordination of Father several truths that all of us The Holy Father called his McNeil be the reason for all Bishop Coleman F. Carroll Holy Land pilgrimage "a jour- • • i conferred the Sacrament of Holy of you to give prayerful thought ney of offering" in which he Orders on Father L. Philip Mc- to this very serious problem will bring to Jesus "the offer- New Year's Day Neil in his home parish in Mi- which affects the Church in all ing of His Church and to ack- parts of the world, "Bishop Car- nowledge in Him, its Founder Is A Holy Day ami Shores. and its Master." roll told the congregation which "No greater blessing could Wednesday, Jan. 1, New included priests, Sisters, laity, He also called it a "journey Year's Day, Octave of the possibly come to parents than of search and of hope" in which and delegations of altar boys | Nativity of Our Lord, Jesus to have their only child singled he will search "for all those from South Florida parishes. ! Christ, is a holyday of obli- out for a vocation to the who are, for us, sons and broth- gation. ers in Christ." It will likewise Voice Photos priesthood," Bishop Carroll Father McNeil will complete IMPOSITION OF HANDS by Bishop Coleman F. Carroll makes be a "journey of prayer,'' he The faithful are urged to told the congregation which his theological studies at Notre said, "made with humility and Father Philip McNeil "a forever according to the order consult their respective par- assisted at the Mass during Dame Seminary, New Orleans, love. In our heart will be pres- | ish bulletins for the times of of Melchisedech" during sacred rites last Saturday in St. Rose of which Father McNeil was or- and then return to the Diocese ent the whole world: No one i Masses. Lima Church, home parish of the newly ordained priest. will be forgotten." (See ordination stories and pictures Pages 10 and 11.) dained. of Miami for assignment. MELKITE RITE BISHOP SAYS Papal Trip Important To Jews tion of Jerusalem as the Is- that "if asked, I am convinced _£r HAIFA, Israel (NO — Pope Paul VI's January visit to the raeli capital. Although Israel ' that the Pope will be happy to Holy Land will have great im- regards the part of the city offer his good offices in the con- portance for the Jewish people, under its control as its capital,. flict between the Arab states Israel's only Catholic bishop and Israel." The Bishop also CHURCH OF HOLY both the Holy See and the SEPULCHEK said here. United Nations have called for said he was convinced that the Melkite Rite Bishop Georges its internationalization. Pontiff will pray for peace dur- Hakim of Acre told a press con- Bishop Hakim told newsmen ing his visit here." ference: "The Holy Father's visit is of great, importance. It is Pope Will Meet , - proof that he bears no ill will toward either the Jews or the Moslems." Says Story In Vatican Daily F R AMCISC A N The Bishop added that "the (NO — Secretariat of State. COHVBNT c papal pilgrimage to the Holy land has importance for the Jew- L'Osservatore Romano, Vatican Later, Patriarch Theodossius ish people because of the good City daily, printed on its front VI withdrew his annoin; ;nt will manifested when the docu- page a story from Damascus, when it was called premature ment on Catholic relations with Syria, stating that Orthodox OOV'T. the Jews was presented to the Patriarch Athenagoras of Con- by an orthodox spokesman in , HOUSE ecumentical council." stantinople would meet Pope Istanbul (Constantinople). Pat- riarch Theodossius saidj»fter is- He also stated that the visit Paul VI during his Jan. 4 to 6 visit to the Holy Land. suing his announcement that CHRISTIAN SHRINES in Israel and Jordan this map. The Jerusalem map (right) indicates will "create a better atmos- Patriarch Athenagoras had def- which Pope Paul VI will visit during his Jan. the Church of the Holy Sepulcher where the phere on the question of pil- The Damascus story was initely decided to see the Pope 4-6 pilgrimage to the Holy Land are shown on Pope is scheduled to offer Mass grims' access to the holy places based on an announcement by but that such a meeting would of Jordan and Israel, and Is- Patriarch Theodossius VI of have to be approved by a ma- raelis will one day again be ARAB ARCHBISHOP DECLARES: the Eastern Orthodox Church jority of Orthodox . able to visit the Wailing Wall of Antioch and the Entire (in Jordanian Jerusalem) as East. The meeting would be (At the same time a report \. well as other sacred sites." the first encounter between a from Athens stated that the Papal Visit Purely Religious Bishop Hakim spoke as Is- Roman pontiff and the spirit- ruling' body "ofMhe Orthodox , raeli officials returned from ual leader of Orthodoxy, in Church of Greece went oil rec- AMMAN, Jordan (NO — Rome with technical and se- more than five centuries. The ord as opposing a trip by Pope Paul VI's visit to the Holy curity plans for the Pope's Damascus dispatch said the Patriarch Athenagoras to Land will be a purely religious visit to this country. The of- meeting was expected to meet with Pope Paul in the pilgrimage and his visit to Is- ficials of the special cabinet take place in Jerusalem. Holy Land. It was reported Jordan's King Hussein To Greet rael will not constitute recogni- committee for the papal visit that the Holy Synod of the tion of that country by the Holy — the director general of the Printing of the story in the Greek Orthodox Church de- Pope Paul VI At Amman Airport See, an Arab said here. prime minister's office, Teddy Vatican City daily was consid- cided that such a trip by Pat- Archbishop Neofito Edelby, riarch Athenagoras "would VATICAN CITY (NO — reported an Kollek, and Police Inspector ered here as tantamount to Va- councilor of Melkite Rite bear no fruit." The Orthodox announcement by an official Jordanian spokesman that King General YoSef Nahmias — tican confirmation of the re- Patriarch Maximbs IV Saigh primate of Greece, Arch- Hussein, accompanied by members of his government, will noted that the plans are still port. It is believed extremely of Antioch, came here from bishop Chrysostomos, was re- • receive Pope Paul VI on Jan. 4 at the Amman airport. secret. But it is known that unlikely that such a story would Damascus, Syria, to discuss more than 3,000 policemen be carried by the paper with- ported as being strongly op- The papal plane will be escorted by squadrons of the the papal pilgrimage with Jor- and security officers will be out the approval of the Vatican posed to the encounter.) Jordanian air force as it enters Jordan's air space. Along danian officials. He declared posted around the holy places ^ 'the 60-mile drive from Amman to Jerusalem the people of in a statement: where the Pope will to to pro- Jordan will have a chance to acclaim the Pope, Vatican "His Holiness cannot avoid tect him and maintain as Radio said. much silence as possible dur- A triumphal arch will be set up at the entrance of the ! visiting the holy places in the occupied zone (Israel). His Holi- ing his prayers. city of Amman and the streets will be decorated with papal < Meanwhile, the Israeli Gov- flags. ness took all precautions to avoid false interpretations re- ernment Press Office announced garding his visit. " that the government is making *> "He will land in Arab Jor- every effort to provide all, pos- dan, stay in. Arab Jerusalem sible facilities for the newsmen and go back to Rome from an who are coming here to report Pontiffs Trip Is Religious the visit. Arab country. : "It is known that the Vatican At his press conference, : withstood and will withstand all Bishop Hakim expressed his * Not Political, Israeli Says international pressure to recog- gratitude for the government's effort to ensure a successful VATICAN CITY (NO — "The Ambassador of Israel nize Israel. The Vatican is papal pilgrimage. He also re- Israel's Ambassador to has received from his govern- among the states which stand by t gretted the protest issued by stated here that Pope Paul VI's ment the task of working out at the Arabs. It is imperative to * the nationalist Herat party * trip to the Holy Land will be Rome the relative questions all Arab countries to exalt the * against the Pope's entry completely religious in nature concerning technical details of Vatican position in a special into Israel outside of Jerusa- and nonpolitical. the journey and those for the manner, and to make all ef- lem and the suggested meet- security of the Supreme Pontiff forts to honor this visit, and to ing between Pope Paul and "The pilgrimage of the Holy and his suite." - reap all cultural, political and Father to the Holy Land has touristic fruits from this prec- President Shneor Shazar in Megiddo instead of Jerusa- * an exclusively religious signi- Fischer said that Israel's di- ious visit, which may not come •* ficance, as he himself has de- rector general of the presidency again. lem. He said: < : clared," Ambassador Maurice of the Israeli council and the in- "It is to be regretted that "While everybody here knows Fischer said in a statement spector general of the Israeli some cast suspicion on His that this is all internal politics, published in L'Osservatore police came to Rome to help Holiness' intention or mini- the Herut motion may be mis- Romano, Vatican City daily. him in this matter. mize the importance of this understood by the outside world. visit, thus giving occasion to Arab broadcasts are already exploiting it, claiming that Is- international circles and to * • • • the enemies of the Arabs to rael does not want a papal misconstrue the Arab position visit." purposely. At the time Bishop Hakim Israeli President Praises spoke, the Pope's itinerary in THE KIT t Invitation To Visit Israel had not been officially confirmed. But newspapers Council, Greets 66 Is Sent Pope widely reported that he will 79th St. At 27th Ave. enter the country Jan. 5 from * welcome and replied for the NEW DELHI, India (NO — Northside Shopping Center JERUSALEM, Israel (NO — Djennin, Jordan, and be wel- A spokesman for the External All Shops Open Dally President Shneor Z. Shazar group. comed by President Shazar and ! Affairs Ministry here announced 9:30 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. praised the work of the ecu- cabinet members in Megiddo. "We here, as all of humani- that Indian President Sarvepalli Man., Fri. & Sat. 'til 9:30 p.m. menical council as he welcomed Radio and television facilities ty," the President said, "have Radhakrishnan has sent an in- a group of pilgrims from Rome have been installed in that town. Phone 696-6050 followed with great interest vitation to Pope Paul VI to visit which included nine archbishops Pope Paul was not expect- this country. and 57 bishops. the ecumenical council delib- ed to enter Israel in Jerusa- erations in Rome and have The pilgrims, who numbered (At the Vatican, a spokesman lem because of the strictly re- 129 in all, were led by Melkite witnessed with great satisfac- for the Papal Secretariat of ligious character of his visit. Rite Bishops Georges Hakin of tion the spirit of peace and State said it is too early to It was believed possible that Acre, Israel, who translated the mutual understanding which make an announcement on a such an entry would be re- President's Hebrew - language Inspired these discussions. papal visit to India) garded by some as recogni-

Pa&e 2 December 27, 1963 TOT VOICE Miami, Florida Voice Photos MONTH'S MIND Mass for the late President John F. Kennedy tion during the recessional. Behind Bishop Carroll is Bishop HOLY COMMUNION was given by Bishop Colemanv°PxjCar"rj»U was offered last Sunday in the Cathedral by Bishop Coleman Patrick Shanley, O.C.D., who assisted in the sanctuary during to hundreds of the faithful and members of the Notre Dame F. Carroll, shown as he gave his blessing to the large eongrega- the Mass which marked the end of the mourning period. Academy Choir who sang during the Pontifical Low Mass.

Congregation Of More Than 1,000 Religious And Laity Assisted At Mass Bishop Carroll Lauds Late President's Concern For Mankind FOR LATE PRESIDENT KENNEDY HERE Masses End Mourning Period (Continued from Page 1) the rest of the nation," Bishop Golden, author; Dr. George in general, but chiefly his Carroll added. Simpson, National Association concern for those in need, are for the Advancement of Colored lessons which all should learn, Other speakers included Dr. People; Dr. John 0. Brown, regardless of their political af- Henry King Stanford, University Congress for Racial Equality, filiation," Bishop Carroll said. of Miami president; Miami and the Rev. Theodore Gibson, L -iterating the words of Pope Mayor Robert King High; Harry Christ Episcopal Church.' at VI, Bishop Carroll said, "God grant him eternal rest, that he may comfort and con- sole all those who weep for Cardinal Calls JFK Martyr him." Bishop Carroll also spoke Sun- To The Forces Of Violence day evening at a memorial NEW YORK (NO — Presi- "As a result of the sacrifice service for President Kennedy dent Kennedy died a martyr of this new Lincoln in our na- held at the Bayfront Park au- to the forces of violence that tion's history, may we lessen ditorium. In his eulogy, the he strove courageously and in- the divisions among us, bind up Bishop recalled the comment of telligently to abate, Francis the wounds our dissensions have the late President when he Cardinal Spellman said here. caused, and become one people singled out Miami's method of ''But no martyr dies in again. dealing with racial questions, vain," said the Archbishop of questions, with individuals from New York in his Christmas "To do so, we shall need both groups sitting across the message. "He has taught us, some measure of the quiet .table and discussing their prob- at so fierceful a price, to put strength and moral fortitude lems honestly, sincerely and ob- aside — as President Johnson that he displayed, and which jectively. has admonished us — the ex- we now appreciate, perhaps be- "He said Miami's method tremism of the far left and latedly, but happily not too should serve as a model for the far right. late." Knights Of Columbus Color Guard Provided Guard Of Honor During Mass

December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Pago 3 Man Jealous Of His liberty, Pope Tells Catholic Lawyers VATICAN CITY (NO — One It demands tension and dis- of modern man's problems is cipline which are not always that he is "jealous of his lib- willingly accepted. And it erty" and is "afraid-that the may be this which justifies, Lord may become the master or at least explains, the reli- of his being," Pope Paul VI gious indifference around us." told a group of Italian Catholic At the same time modern lawyers. man is beset by spiritual sloth and finds himself unable to Speaking at a special Mass in make the initial "spiritual acts the Sistine Chapel the Pope said and restricts himself to looking God has given man liberty "pre- only toward the world. Faith is cisely so that we should all allowed to weaken and religious learn to return it with an act practice slackens. Were the of love to Him." world truly human, were it to The Pope said that "unfor- possess the real disposition to tunately, many regard this pray, to desire, to fix its gaze fundamental element of reli- on heaven, it would not be dis- gion as being very difficult. appointed." NC I CATHOLIC JOURNALISTS in Rome for an International Congress VI (in center among the crowd wearing white fur-bordered DOOR KNOCKERS of the Catholic press were granted an audience with Pope Paul robes). The audience followed a Mass for the newsmen. \ huge solution meets yovi appraisal when Pope Says Newsmen's Task Something Like A Priest^ yon enter Farrey's. If you're loading for the unusual foi youi door visit oui showroom. They ire made ot solid brass, delightfully sculptured VATICAN CITY (NO—Pope the Vatican's Pauline cbapel, signs that are hidden in the others the grace to guide them and hand chased from Italy. The illustration of Santa Maria Formosa is but one of many .... Paul VI told members of the the Pope urged his listeners depth of divinity." on the paths of light, of truth Vlay we look forward to seeing you? Catholic press here that their and of lite. r»2i N.W. 7th Avenue Telephone PI 4-5491 to "discover where the true The occasion for the Mass was task is something like that of a weekend meeting of the Inter- "like the priest, therefore, Convenient To the North-South Expressway. light which spreads over the Usa the 69th Street Exit. a priest. national Union of the Catholic you are at the service of truth." Speaking at a mass for ISO things of this world comes Press. After Mass aU those present men and women journalists in from." "We who must talk and were individually Introduced to "It comes from above," he write," the Pontiff continues, the Pope. v ;* said. "This is why one must fix "will thus obtain the echoes of The principal speaker was his gaze on the things above in the eternal Word and, by such Father John Courtney Murray, such a way that one may reach an effort, will be drawn to- S.J., of Woodstock College, Md., out if possible to the very de- ward us who" must guide who stressed what he called the "social necessity of the Catholic What do you look press." He said that the right to in- formation on everything that regards the Church is inherent in her social character. But for when vou he explained that the Catholic press exists not just to pro- mote t he interests of the Church, especially if con-' ceived narrowly in a quasi- establish sectarian sense. The problem, he said, is how to harmonize this right with the principle of authority within the Church your Nationally Advertised Dry Cleaning Service. between the hierarchy and the laity. Endorsed and Recommended by Leading Clothiers. In performing this service, he Marqua's North "GUARDSMAN said, "a personal will of self- SERVICE" — Beach Cleaners An Exclusive direction is not at all incompat- Personalize* ible with any exercise of author- B.C* 7134 Abbott Ave., H.B., UN 1-3131 Service for Year Customer Parking Rear »f Pint Finer Gamut* EST. 1938 ity that is so arbitrary as to become an abuse of authority."

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Page 4 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida TEACHER TRAINING CLASSES TO OPEN JANUARY 6 The Diocesan CCD Teacher Training program formally opens January 6, to continue for 20 weeks. Classes begin the first night according to the schedule outlined below. Classes hours run from 7:30 to 8:40 P.M., 1st period and from 8:50 to 10:00 P.M. 2nd period. The first NC Photo period will be in methodology, and will be TTO BRONZE SCULPTURES of Pope Paid VI native of Petaluma, Calif., Father McGIynn taught by the Dominican Sisters of ./Father Thomas McGIynn, 0. P., stationed at sculptured the 15^-foot statue of the Blessed Catherine de Ricci, the Sisters of the Cenacle Pietrasanta, Italy, recently were exhibited. A Mary at the Fatinta Basilica. and lay people. The second period will be in doctrine and will be taught by Priest instruc- tors. The following are the nine Diocesan CCD Teacher Training Centers, courses available, Marxism Worthless, Pope Says and the names of those who will teach the VATICAN CITY (NC) — "It was necessary to offer struggle and orderly progress courses. Pope Paul VI told members of the working classes the liber- toward a more justly organ- the Christian Association of Ital- ating choice between class ized society. DADE COUNTY ian Workers that the Church ST. MARY'S CATHEDRAL — Every Monday created their organization after World War II to help workers 7506 Northwest Second AVenue achieve their just demands with- Methodology — primary level — out resorting to a class strug- Mrs. Carroll O'Connor .. PL 8-1538 gle. second level — SERVICE Mary Catherine Haley, HI 6-0489 and The Pope also said that he James J. Boyle FR 3-6588 sees signs that working men Doctrine — Father J. Brunner . .759-4531 realize that atheistic Marxism ST. — Every Thursday has nothing to offer them. 451 East Fourth Avenue Methodology — primary level — Speaking of , the Sister Mary Columba, O.P. Pope said: "It seems to us that secondary level — 238-2711 we see a latent uneasiness in Sister Marie Joseph, O.P. many honest workers, which Doctrine — Father Brendon Grogan . .TU 8-2986 may be on the verge of becom- ing conscious. These workers GESU SCHOOL — Every Wednesday are at last doubtful whether it 130 Northeast Second Street is worthy of them and useful Methodology — primary level — to their cause to yield supinely Sister Mary Josephine, O.P. secondary level — FR 1-1182 to the clamorous and insinuat- Sister Mary Ursula, O.P. ing suggestions of atheistic and Doctrine — Father John A. Sweeney, SJ. FR9-7424 subversive Marxism." ST. 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£ a - Pope Will See A Jerusalem THE VOICE Split By Religious Discord Extends To All Its Readers Pope Paul's pilgrimage to the The pitiful state of cold war Holy Land will be no pleasure that sometimes erupts in fist Best Wishes For jaunt. It will be far more of a fights and pitched battles painful act of contrition than a among Orthodox, Greek Rite A Blessed And mere gesture of Catholics, Armenians and Ro- good wiH toward man Catholics stands out in sad Happy New Year the Orthodox, contrast to the Muslim mosque the Muslims and which has been newly construct- the Jews. For ed in Jerusalem without inter- Jerusalem in Muslim clashes. Jordan is not a In spite of the criticism of New Year's Resolutions heavenly city. the Pope's journey voiced by There on Cairo newspapers, I feel sure Jan. 6 the FR. SI1EERIN the Arabs will welcome •*, Can't Succeed Without God Pope will offi- Pope's visit to Jordan. .s ciate at rites at the Church of visit to Israel and its Holy The question of New Year's resolutions comes in for a share the Holy Sepulchre, and this Places will be greeted with of light treatment. The wife suggests to her husband numerous res- m shrine is the scene of scanda- praise by Jews everywhere. olutions he should make, and he silently enumerates the ones lous Christian feuds and quar- They were disappointed when that suit her. rels. Nowhere in the world the Council failed to give ap- have I felt the sin and agony We all are inclined to think of certain resolutions we wish proval to the statement on the WISE MEN of Christian disunity so agon- Jews at the second session to goodness so and so would make for the good of everybody. But izingly as I did at this place usually it is only with reluctance that we face the need of re- but this act of Pope Paul will which is traditionally held te be a hearty reassurance to solving firmly to do this or avoid that specific thing and then its worst; intemperance is more of 1963, and were up 5 per be the site of Christ's tomb. them. actually carry out the intention, come what may. likely than usual. cent over 1962. A total of 1.3 million persons suffered dis- As the Vatican Radio said on However, I think the Pope's Dec. 10, "Jerusalem is the sym- Some resolutions never get beyond the planning stage ei- Even under the best circum- abling injuries . in the same main aim is ecumenical. _He is bol of the one and undivided ther because they are implanted impulsively and, therefore, stances, the possibility of acci- period. Travel increased 4 per attempting to rekindle the love Church although the divisions take no roots, or because they are not suited to one's daily dents is enormous. It has been cent and the death rate per 100 of unity that burnftk^yi the among Christians manifest routine and, therefore, demand more effort than one can give. said that the possible number million miles traveled rose to 5.3 themselves painfully in the Holy hearts of the first CbristiansY A^s of conflicts in traffic is "as- per cent from 5.2 per cent in The Church is all for spiritual resolutions, the kind that will City itself." the first Pope to return to Je- tronomical." It has been esti- 1962. toughen the soul and discipline the will. But she wisely urges us SHAMEFUL BEHAVIOR rusalem since Peter left it, Pope mated by one authority that to confine these to "the little things" of daily life, and not dis- It is not a problem that af- The Church of theHoly Sepul- Paul will pray for forgiveness there are 80 million vehicles courage ourselves with grandiose plans for self denial that may fects this country alone. Pope chre was originally built by the for any Catholic blame for the driven 800 million miles by 95 have shaken, even the desert hermits. John XXIII referred to it in one Crusaders and the memory of scandalous that have million drivers. of the earliest discourses in his the Crusades rouses in the divided the followers of Christ. The reason many spiritual intentions are never carried out pontificate* and came back to minds of the Orthodox memo- BEGS FORGIVENESS successfully can be traced to too much self-reliance and not These figures have been cit- ed OB occasion to show that the subject shortly before he ries of the Crusaders at Con- In his opening address at the enough effort to gain some extra grace. We need constantly to died. He said in part: stantinople who behaved shame- second session of the Council he make resolutions — it is the only way to get to heaven ;— but most drivers, most of the time, are doing a fine of fully by defacing Orthodox said: "If we are in any way to we need also to go to God for assistance in carrying them cut. "There are before us in fact churches. blame for that separation, we avoiding serious accidents. impressive statistics of the The vast structure of the humbly beg God's forgiveness But it is easy to imagine deaths and injuries due to road Church was bombed in the fight- and ask pardon too of our breth- what would happen if, in ad- accidents, which almost equal in ing against the Israelis and the ren who feel themselves to have U.S. Bishops Recall Moral dition to the reckless, these numbers the disasters of past British erected an unsightly been injured by us. For our careful drivers were to relax wars." their vigilance to any ex- scaffolding of steel girders to part, we willingly forgive the Obligation In Safe Driving tent. Back in 1957, the U. S. Bish- hold the structure together but injuries which the Catholic ops called upon fellow Amer- this scaffolding is as unsafe as Church has suffered, and forget By 3. 3. GILBERT involved in safeguarding one's As a matter of fact, traffic icans "to join in a crusade it is unsightly. the grief endured during the own life and wellbemg, and deaths were up in October over to keep our highways sale." Why is the Chnrch not re- long history of heresy and WASHINGTON (NO — Ap- the same month in 1962, and They urged "with the utmost paired? Simply because of ." peals are being made to the the lives and wellbeing of the 4,000 deaths were the third seriousness" that every driv- the fierce religious rivalries This penitential note appear- people of the U.S. to make others. highest monthly toll ever re- er "reflect upon the moral among the various Christian ed also in his historic announce- the holidays safe. There are many reasons why corded. Traffic deaths totaled obligations he assumes" when groups contending for control ment on Dec. 4 of the forthcom- The Catholic Bishops of the safety warnings are issued at 35,170 for the first 10 months he takes the wheel of a car. of the shrine. I have not seen ing trip to heal the wounds of U.S., individually and col- this time. Such warnings always the Church since 1960 but a the Church: "We shall see, that lectively, have made some of seem timely, but this is the Catholic bishop from the Near blessed land where Peter set the most compelling calls for longest holiday period of the The American Experiment" East told me at the Council forth and where not one of his caution. More than ence year; accidents are frequent in- that the religious squabbles successors has returned. Most they have pointed out that side the home as well as out- still make it almost impossi- humbly and rapidly we shall re- there is a moral obligation doors; the weather can be at ble to hope for repairs and turn there as an expression Vindicated By The Council? general improvement of the of prayer, penance and re- By Father Andrew M. Greeley unique contribution that the Church. x ' ' newal ..." is capable of TRADITION HOLDS THflT THIS LIFE- One of the advantages of not STATUE OF THE CHRIST CHIt-D IN THE CRVPT making to (he Church univer- being present at a great event OF THE SAl*rA MARIA IM ARACOELI sal. 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December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 7 AS WAS URGED BY POPE JOHN IN SUMMONING COUNCIL Liturgy Edict Seen Symbolic Of Renewal (The author of the follow^ tinues Christ's priestly action in guage the sacraments, the studies and spiritual life will God Love You ing article, the first of a se- all the members of the Church, daily prayer or office, and center about the mystery of ries on the sweeping liturgi- how Christ acts in every litur- the Church year are ex- Christ the Lord celebrated in the Most Reverend cal reform provided for by gical celebration, that "the lit- plained. liturgy, for the training of the ecumenical council, serves urgy is the summit toward All this, amounting in text to priests already in the ministry, Fulton J. Sheen as one of the council's offi- which the activity of the perhaps one-third of the docu- for the work of diocesan liturgi- cial advisers on liturgical Church is directed; at the same ment, should become the ordi- cal commissions. matters. A priest of the Bos- time it is the fount from which nary teaching of the Church In some cases, the regula- ton archdiocese and a pro- all her power flows." without delay. There is no "wait- tions are specific, insisting for fessor of law at the The faithful, says the coun- ing period" until it becomes example on the preaching of Catholic University of Amer- cil, "must be convinced that true or goes into effect. sermons at all Sunday and Now and then, an experience makes us realize how much ica, Washington, he is the im- the preeminent manifestation (2) Disciplinary. Under this holyday Masses when the we are one with the persecuted and hungry members of mediate past president of the of the Church consists in the heading come the norms which people are present, commend- North American Liturgical full active participation of all will be effective on Feb. 16. ing preaching at Masses on Christ's Mystical Body of the Church. The last week of the Conference.) God's holy people in these They demand the instruction of other days, etc. Council we were in a store in Rome which sold Church vest- liturgical celebrations, espe- the people and their full partici- LOOK AHEAD ments and overheard the following conversation between a By FATHER FREDERICK R. cially in the same Eucharist, pation in the liturgy now, irre- While the natural tw' n.cy bishop from a persecuted land and the shopkeeper: McMANUS in a single prayer, at one al- spective of future changes or is to look ahead to chan^ -nd tar, at which there presides By enacting the Second Vati- the introduction of the vernacu- reforms, the task of liturgical the bishop surrounded by his Bishop: "But I do not know whether or not I can ever can Council's first document, lar languages into worship; education and liturgical partici- college of priests and by his pay more than $50." the constitution on worship or They give directions for revised pation is immediate, and much ministers." In similar lan- seminary training, so that both Shopkeeper: "We will take a chance on your ability to liturgy, Pope Paul VI and the of the constitution from tJJie other bishops made concrete council deals with such promo- pay the rest." Pope John's goal in summon- tion, because "Mother Church Bishop: "But I could be sent to a concentration camp or ing the council — to renew the earnestly desires that all the Church, to bring the Church's Patience During Changes faithful should be led to that martyred on my return to my country." ways up to date. full, conscious, and active par- Shopkeeper: "In that case, we would forget the debt for The liturgical constitution will To English In Mass Urged ticipation in liturgical celebra- the glory of God." go into effect for the whole tions which is demanded by the Church on the first Sunday of ATLANTA, Ga. (NO — At- sure. The approach is steady very nature of the liturgy." Bishop: "But I am not sure whether or not I can even Lent, next Feb. 16; the waiting lanta's Archbishop Paul J. Hal- and studied," Archbishop Hal- (3) Episcopal. Mnebjias been make a $50 down payment." period is to enable clergy and inan commented: "For Us all, linan commented. written about the authority »f faithful to become acquainted it must be a transition marked Two "great issues" still to be the groups of bishops in the dif- with the council's statement. by charity." He was discussing resolved by the council, the ferent countries, regions, or ter- The importance of reading and the forthcoming introduction of Archbishop said, are the col- ritories of the world. The liturgy At that point, we interrupted the conversation, and studying the document in the in- English into the Mass. legiality of the bishops and re- constitution changes the present ligious liberty. the Bishop told us that he was buying $500 worth of Pon- terval is obvious. In it the coun- "For some, especially those rule which reserves the regula- The first "is a deep and tifical vestments for his cathedral. Someone in the store cil's motives and plans are fixed in their ways, the tion of public worship rather complex question of theology" offered to pay the cost, for which there was much thank- made perfectly clear. changes may be distasteful," strictly to the Holy See. inherited from the First Vati- This lengthy document — it he said. "Those who like the The most important instance ing of God on the part of the Bishop. We then asked the can Council of 1870 which did runs to more than 16,000 new ways must understand of this affects the use of the Bishop how he could get the vestments into his persecuted half its task by defining the words — is the real begin- how hard it is for some peo- mother tongues in the liturgy. infallibility of the pope. The land. He said that he would drag them on the floor, cover ning of reform within the ple to change the habits of a Such concessions have been role of the bishops in the gov- them with dust and dirt, wrinkle them up into a hall and Church. It affects the single lifetime. Those who like the made by the council itself, but ernment of the Church, he occasion when Catholics come old ways must try to under- only on condition that the bodies put them into a suitcase with rags and old clothes in the said, is yet to be defined. together every week, the Sun- stand how invigorating life in of bishops, acting collectively, hope that he could bring them safely to his cathedral. The Archbishop said the re- day morning Mass. It con- the is becom- take advantage of the conces- ligious liberty issue "briefly is fronts what has been called ing; they must excuse the en- sion for their respective terri- the "Sunday morning crisis" thusiasm of the others; they this: our times and social con- tory. Thus these provisions of — congregations that are un- must not look upon them as ditions call for a clarification of the constitution go into effect, Hundreds of thousands of Catholics would love to have the Church's stand on the lib- an opportunity to make a sacrifice for this Bishop, or any of involved or indifferent, rites dangerous extremists." not on Feb. 16, but when the that are routine or unintelligi- erty of the individual to profess bishops take action. the hundreds of bishops who live either under persecution or The Archbishop reminded it ble. his faith according to his con- in great poverty. There is no want of willingness on the part "is the Church itself that has science. This highly Catholic (4) Papal. The final category of Catholics to help their suffering brethren. It is only a Four hundred years to the enacted these changes" and (and Christian) insistence on comprises the council's mandate question of opportunity, namely, how to do it. Where are day after the 1563 closing of the that out of 2,000 bishops at the the moral conscience as the directed not to the Church at these bishops and priests? How can we reach them? How Council of Trent, Pope Paul , only source of human dignity and large but to a commission which can we put something into their hands? Pope John gave us and the Fathers of the present four voted against the changes. liberty has unfortunately been will be set up by the Pope to revise the missal, breviary, an answer to this: "He does much good who aids one in need, council decreed and issued this obscured by the history of the "The Church of Christ, tem- ritual, etc. The council has de- but he does' a greater good who helps one to aid all." This new constitution. The historical past four centuries. It is time, pered by eternity and condition- cided the principles and the was his reference to The Society for the Propagation of the parallel goes deeper. the proponents state, for a Faith. It is now Pope Paul VI who allocates all the sacrifices ed by the events of the cen- chief points; the implementation On Dec. 4, 1563, the bishops at turies, does not automatically clear-cut conciliar defi- must wait until details are you send him. He distributes according to his superior knowl- nition ..." edge and world-wide interest. Now that we are back from the Trent entrusted to the pope the respond to push-button pres- worked out. Council let us hear from you with a sacrifice for the Wounded task of revising the official mis- sal — and thus revising the Here conjecture is almost use- and Suffering Christ living in the Church today. less. It is easy to predict the Mass text and rites. Impact Of Vernacular Mass kinds of changes in the rite of On Dec. 4, 1963, a similar but Mass or in the sacramental much broader revision was in- services; these are clearly in- itiated, this time with careful GOD LOVE YOU to J. L. for $10 "In thanksgiving for 'Unbelievable/ Bishop Says dicated in the constitution or in directives and explanations of the writings of experts. What is a happy home and a country of plenty." ... to Mrs. J. S. the reasons for the renewal. PITTSBURGH (NO — A By- 'f triarch Maxitnos IV Saigh of uncertain is the length of time for $5 "My nine year old grandson saved his pennies and SPELLS OUT CLEARY zantine Rite Bishop whose U.S: Antioch. needed: perhaps oply weeks or asked me to send them to you for the starving people in The constitution spells out diocese has had English Masses Asked in an interview if he months for broad changes, cer- the world." ... . to Anonymous for $10 "A little sacrifice clearly the mind of the Church for nearly five years said here had found that the vernacular tainly several years for the from a priest in thanksgiving." .. . to J. W. for $10 "Every concerning the renewal of her Rite Catholics will find made the Mass a great deal complete revision of the service public worship. But the practi- the benefits of the vernacular more meaningful, he replied: books of the liturgy. time I catch myself feeling sorry for myself I'll donate cally minded have an immedi- "unbelievable." "Absolutely right. It is unbe- The whole picture of tfr un- something towards those who really need my pity." ate question about the constitu- " "You are going to see what lievable. For instance, I had cil's liturgical renewal h. _, be tion's effects: How soon can we it can do for the Church. It is almost an entire Presbyterian quickly summed up. Its doc- expect the Mass texts to be in going to liven it up," said Bish- parish put in the East become trine on worship should be stud- English? How soon can we ex- op Nicholas T. Elko of the Pitts- Catholics and you know what ied and preached now. Its dis- Send us your old gold and jewelry — the valuables you no pect the revision of the sacra- burgh Byzantine Rite Eparchy. helped bring them in? The Eng- cipline takes effect on Feb. 16, mental rites? Bishop Elko heads the orig- lish vernacular." above all in the active partici- longer use but which are too good to throw away. We will re- Part of the answer — the inal Byzantine Rite diocese Bishop Elko said that at the pation of the people. sell the earrings, gold eyeglass frames, flatware, etc., and use time element — involves risky or eparchy in the United second session of the Vatican Two aspects of the constitu- the money to relieve the suffering in mission lands. Our ad- speculation. A better answer is States for Catholics of Rus- council, he sat in the midst of tion must await further action; dress: The Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 -Fifth to describe the council's legisla- sian, Hungarian and Croatian Latin Rite bishops, mostly from the use of the vernacular de- tion on the liturgy under four nationalities. It was founded Avenue, New York, New York 10001. . pends on the approval to be rough headings: in 1924. Another eparchy cen- "When it came time to vote given by the body of bishops; (1) Doctrinal. Each of the tered in Passaic, NJ., was on the liturgy schema," he 'the ritual reform depends on seven chapters of the constitu- established in July, 1963. related, "they said to me: precise decisions to: be made by tion on worship has an import- Bishop Elko, a native of Don- 'Why are you voting for the ••[•authority of the Pope. SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice to ant doctrinal introduction. In ora, Pa., said most of the par- vernacular? You already have In quantity and quality the it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen, National Director the first chapter, for example, ishes serving the 220,000 Cath- it.' . • ... . , . norms of the constitution on li- of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, 366 Fifth there is a fundamental section olics in his See have had Eng- "I told them: 'I am inter- turgical instruction and activ- Avenue, New York 1000, N.Y., or your Diocesan Director, Rev. on the nature of public worship lish Masses since 1959, a step ested in the whole Church and ity are even more important and its significance in the taken with the permission of I know how much the vernacu- than the reform. They are at Neil J. Flemming, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. Church's whole life. The council the late Pope John XIII who lar has done for us in increas- the root of all efforts to renew explains that the liturgy con- gave the confirmation to Pa- ing the fervor of Catholics.' " the Church's spirit.

Page 8 . December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida do not know what kind of mir- that he had publicly excommu- Pope Pius Did Not Kno>w Of Nazi Slaughter Of Jews acle — the Pope had been in- nicated Hitler. Does' anyone be- formed. Let- us suppose that lieve that this mad pagan would (NO — Pope Pius Pius XII had issued to the city have been impressed by this? XII did not know the full facts and the world a solemn con-' Have people forgotten what he about the nazis' mass murder demnation of these crimes and was like?" of the Jews. That is the opinion voiced here by France's wartime ambassador to the Holy See, Wladimir d'Ormesson. The diplomat spoke in an article %ocy m CROSS entitled "The Silence of Pius XII" published in the Paris IN NEW ORLEANS, LA. daily, Le Figaro, following the opening here of the play, "The Deputy." The play crit- A Preparatory Resident icizes Pius XII for not speak- ing out against nazi persecu- School For Boys tion. Demonstrations took place GRADES 7-12 POPE PIUS XII, center, is shown with Pope Bishop Coleman F. Carroll, who worked in the during the play's first perform- is pleased to announce that interviews for Paul VI, then Msgr. Giovanni Montini, left; and v Vatican Secretariat under direction of the then applicants and their parents will be held on z' •-• here, after which police the late Msgr. Walter Carroll, right, brother of Monsignor Montini and the late Pope. aV jted 28 persons. Later January 2, 1964 Maurice Cardinal Feltin of controlled by the fascists. The strict surveillance day and torn aside and the truth re- 3:30-6:00 P.M. and 7:00-9:00 P.M. Paris criticized the "gratuitous foreign radio was frightfully night ... vealed? for tho 1964-65 Session accusation" and "sterile po- jammed. Let us not speak about "But let us say that — by I at the GOVERNORS' CLUB HOTEL lemics" of the play's German the telephone ... "Have we forgotten the stu- author, Rolf Hochhuth. pefaction and the cries which FT. LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA DID NOT RELAX SECRET VICTIMS burst oat everywhere when Ambassador d'Ormesson said: "The fascist police, soon the curtain was brusquely Florida's * • • • * * * • "I am absolutely convinced in doubled by the Hitlerite police, For Additional Information, Write did not relax their grip for an Catholic College my soul and conscience that of Pius XII ... did not know instant. To what formalities DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS about the ... monstrosities of was it not necessary to submit Distinction 4950 Dauphine St., New Orleans, La. 70117 which the Jews were the secret to enter Vatican City? It was INDUSTRIAL also difficult to leave. One was For Young Men and Women victims." • • * * taken in charge by the fascist He added that even if, by ELECTRONICS police, shadowed, spied on, kept WRITE some miracle, Pius TJX had EVENING CLASSES under observation. 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December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 9 AMERICANS JNCLUDMJAMER.BLQCKQF CORAL GABLES Fifty-Six Ordained In Rome Father John G. Block, priests as the "new stewards ents and friends, rising from Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. of the mysteries of God," and their seats, crowded around the John G. Block of Little told their parents their sacri- Pope to kiss his ring. Flower parish, Coral Ga- fices for their sons "have bles, was among 56 sem- been rewarded abundantly Archbishop Martin J. O'Con- inarians from the North nor, rector of the North Amer- American College ordained with the consolations of these in Rome last week. days." ican College, introduced the priests and members of the Pope Paul spoke in lightly- The new priest who will "^college faculty to the Pope. return to the Diocese of accented English. He departed Miami in June for assign- from the prepared text of his Present also was the new pro- ment in South Florida was speech to apologize for his Eng- rector of the college, Msgr. among those welcomed by lish, but it was clearly under- James Chambers of Buffalo, stood throughout the audience Pope Paul VI in special N.Y., and six American audience. hall, in which other relatives and friends of the ordinands priests ordained in July. VATICAN CITY (NO — Pope were also present. Following is the full text of Paul VI lauded the parents of the Pope's speech to the new 56 newly ordained priests of The Pope stepped down from priests: Rome's North American College his dais to meet the new priests after giving them his blessing. for their "generous offering to Dear newly ordained priests, He went directly to a young the Church." parents and relatives: woman seated in a wheelchair The Pope welcomed the and spoke to her. Priests, par- Our heart overflows with joy as we look out upon you, newly LYING PROSTRATE before the altar, a group priests in a ceremony earlier this month. "Hie anointed priests of God,, and of U, S. seminarians of be Pontifical North ordination took place in the Church of Cristo DONALD F. JOHN M. proud parents and relatives. We American College in Rome were ordained as Re in the Italian capital. McEMBER MONTGOMERY lovingly and with satisfaction welcome you, new stewards of ticularly, since you have been that you will always remain God. We congratulate you and the mysteries of God, to assist ordained here in Rome. strong and loyal to the Eternal we thank you for your generous McEMBER us and our venerable brothers High Priest whose mission you offering to tihe Church. MONTGOMERY INSURANCE, he in our magnificent ministry. As students of the North American College, you were continue. In order that you, dear sons, The great apostle, St. Paul privileged to witness the Sec- And now we would like to will always be goo«f,'-e«gmp3ary referred to the ministers of ond Vatican Council, where address a few words to you, priests, and that you, fieloved the Gospel as servants of GENERAL INSURANCE bishops from every corner of the wonderful parents, who to- parents, will always share in Christ and stewards tt the the earth gave testimony to day have seen a dream ful- the effective, selfless work of 1120 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Coral Gables 34, Fla. mysteries of God. He wanted their loyalty to Peter, the filled. We well know the sac- your sons, we now lovingly and them to be trustworthy. And PHONE HI 4-2587 "rock" upon which Christ built rifices which you made for with paternal affection impart this is our wish for yon par- His Church. your sons. But these have to all of you and your dear been rewarded abundantly ones at home our special apos- These zealous stewards whom with the consolations of these tolic benediction. you will assist manifested great days. strength and fidelity to the Church. You, too, must be We are grateful to you for Papal Sympathy Sent strong and faithful in your will- _ the good example, kind en- ingness to preach die Gospel of couragement and constant pray- Bishop In Disaster Area Christ, and, unless you are, you ers which helped your sons to BUDAPEST NO — Bishop will not be able to teach this the altar. Realize the precious Kalman Papp of Gyoer has re- NOW! VALUABLE loyalty to those entrusted to treasure that is yours in having ceived an expression of sym- your priestly care. We are hap- a son interceding for you, and pathy from Pope Paul VI in re- py with you, and we shall pray for all, at the holy altar of gard to the coal mine disaster GIFTS FOR NEW in Tatabanya in which 26 min- ers lost their lives.

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Page 10 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE, Miami, Florida Bishop Carroll Congratulates Parents of New Priest Ordinand Prostrate On Floor Of St. Church Sanctuary

Hundreds Assisted At Ordination Mass Of Father Philip McNeil AHar Bojs From South Florida Parishes Attended Ordination Kites

New Priest Gives First Blessing To Bishop Carroll Mr. And Mrs. Louis McNeil Rtet.v., Son's Blessing Grandmother Of Father McNeil Receives His Blessing

December 27, 1963 T»« VOfCC Miami, Florida Page 11 Cardinal Spellman Visiting U.N. Reports No Persecution U.S. Troops In Antartica Of Viet Buddhists By Diem AUCKLAND, N.Z. (NO — helped Mrs. John F. Kennedy in By ALBA ZIZZAMIA Antarctica is an example to the her sorrow after the assassina- . UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. world of how 12 nations are get- tion of her husband, he answer- (NO — Evidence presented to ting along together peacefully, ed: the United Nations fact-finding Francis Cardinal Spellman of mission to South did New York declared on his arriv- "There is no question about not show a policy of religious al here. it. This is true not only of discrimination or persecution Catholics but of anyone who by the regime of the late Presi- A treaty to maintain Antarc- is profoundly religious and be- dent . tica as an area for scientific re- lieves in God. Mrs. Kennedy This is the view of Ambas- search was signed in 1959 by is a very courageous sador Fernando Volio Jimen- Argentina, Australia, Belgium, woman." ez, a member of the seven- Chile, France, Great Britain, man team that went to , New Zealand, , The Cardinal was met on his Vietnam on Diem's invita- the Republic of South Africa, arrival here by Bishop James tion. Ambassador Volio is the the Soviet Union and the United Liston of Auckland and Auxili- permanent representative of , States. ary Bishop Reginald Delargey Costa Rica at the UN. of Auckland. After lunch at the. In the first interview he has ADDRESSING the UN G Cardinal Spellman, who is Bishop's residence, he flew to granted, he told the NCWC eral Assembly is Fernani.- Military Vicar of U.S. armed . In Wellington, News Service: Volio Jiminez, Costa Rican where his plane made a short forces, flew here on his way "It is my personal feeling delegate who is a member of stop, he was met by Archbishop to pay a Christmas visit to that there was no policy of the UN investigating group Peter McKeefry of Wellington. American servicemen in An- discrimination, oppression or which reported on charges^jjf tarctica. It is the Cardinal's x He was met in Chistchurch persecution against the Bud- religious persecution in Viet- 13th consecutive Christmas by Father G. Kane, adminis- PRIOR TO LEAVING on a Christmas visit to American service- dhists on the basis of religion. Nam. visit to troops serving over- trator of Blessed Sacrament men stationed at the South Pole, Francis Cardinal Spellman Testimony to this effect was seas. cathedral, in behalf of Bishop gave his 18th annual Christmas party for youngsters of the usually hearsay, arid was ex- Cardinal Spellman spoke of Edward Joyce of Christ- New York Foundling Home. The Cardinal is shown with two of pressed in vague or general sador Volio continued, "this is his military diocese to reporters church, and by Bear. Adm. X his tiny guests. terms. not merely of historical impor- and television cameramen who Ready. He had lunch with the "When a witness tried to give tance. It is very significant for met him on his arrival at Admiral and other Navy offi- some concrete proof to the mis- the UN's efforts in behalf of hu- Whenuapai Airport, saying that cers and gave a reception for Papal Condolences Sent Disaster Victims sion, the incident he cited came man rights. -^ it includes more priests and the clergy in the evening. LOS ANGELES (NO — Pope His sympathy was expressed down to individual or personal "This is the first tirnlTNuiy Catholics than his New York actions. On the basis of the UN mission has been able to The Cardinal was scheduled _ , ,.T , j , , in a cable to James Francis archdiocese. evidence, there was not a gov- inquire into charges that a to leave for McMurdo Sound in Paul VI sent condolences to vie- _,•,,, T t * A II ernmental policy against the government is violating hu- Antarctica with Rear. Adm. Jo- Cardinal Mclntyre from Amleto Asked ' by reporters if he Buddhists On-religious grounds." man rights. One point in fa- thought that being a Catholic seph F. Dreith. tims of the Baldwin Hills dam Cardinal Cicognarii, Papal Sec- ONLY PART INVOLVED vor of Diem was the complete disaster here. retary of State. Ambassador Volio called at- freedom and cooperation giv- tention to the fact that the con- en to us to investigate a troversy in Vietnam did not in- completely internal matter. volve the whole Buddhist com- Press reports that obstacles munity, but only a part of it. were put in our way were en- Several Buddhist sects remain- tirely false." 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P«fl« 12 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE « Miami, Florida Ground Broken For Church And School At St. DEERFIELD BEACH — eight semi-wedge shaped class- Ground was broken Sunday for rooms, the entry foyer, sacris- the new St. Ambrose School and ties, school administration facili- provisional church which will ties and lavatories. be erected on SE 12th Ave. Walls dividing four of the Father Sebastian honcar, classrooms from the nave administrator of St. Ambrose will be folding, allowing these parish officiated at the cer- classrooms to be utilized as emonies and Benediction of overflow seating during Mass the Blessed Sacrament was and other devotions and in- celebrated by Father Michael creasing the seating capacity Fogarty, V. F., pastor, St. of the church from a normal Coleman parish, Pompano 450 to nearly 900 persons. Beach. The building will be com- Architect's Conception of the St. Ambrose School and Provisional Church For Which Ground Was Broken The new church and school pletely air conditioned and wall hap Nen designed by Romano to wall carpeting will be pro- arty jllan, architects of Pom- vided in all classrooms. Further Singles club Plans New Year#s Part pano'Beach, and will be a cir- flexibility in the classroom ar- President Johnson Favors y A New Year's ever party spon- cular structure with 'the nave rangements is achieved by di- freshments will be served. At- or future auditorium in the cen- viding each pair of classrooms sored by the Miami Catholic tire will be semi-formal. ter. with a folding partition to al- Easing Immigration Law Singles Club will begin at low for teaching of large stu- 9:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 31, in Former members of the Club Surrounding the nave will be dent units. CHICAGO (NO — President More than 5,000 Americans of the Trowel Trades Hall, 3350 are invited to attend as well as Johnson has pledged to support Italian descent demanded re- NW Seventh Ave. friends. legislation which will repeal the peal of the present quota sys- stringent quota system of U.S. tem during the rally, sponsored A popular orchestra will pro- immigration now in force in the by the Chicago chapter of the vide music for dancing and re- McCarran-Walter act. American Committee on Italian "There is no consistency in Migration which works with the an American policy that both National Catholic Resettlement FEA MAR APR recognizes equality among Council.

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December 27, 1963 T«E VOfCE Miami, Horida Page 13 By WILLIAM E. RING Bert M. Walz, 71, Madison, NCWC News Service Wis., named for 1963 Ver- Tragedy - trimmed 1963, pass- celli Medal by national Holy ing into history, left in its wake Name Society. Cardinal Spell- some hints of hope for a better man returned from globe- world of the future. girdling 12th annual Christ- Topping the tragedies ,of the mas visit to U. S. servicemen year were: overseas. The June 3 death of Pope President Kennedy named John XXIII (Angelo Roncal- Archbishop Joseph P. Hurley, li), whose efforts enkindled Bishop of St. Augustine, Fla., good will among all religious •to si»-member commission to faiths hi the world. plan 1965 celebration of St. Au- The Nov. 2 assassinations of gustine's 400th anniversary. President Ngo dinh Diem, his Time magazine named Pope counsellor - brother, Ngo dinh •John "Man of the Year." Na- Nhu, both Catholics, when a tional Legion of Decency rated military coup overthrew their 153 of 187 U...S. 1962 films in Vietnam administration. "A" classes. The sniper assassination Nov. 22 of John F. Kennedy, first Catholic U. S. President, FEBRUARY as he rode through Dallas', Tex., streets. Heaping up hopes for a bet- Archbishop Josyf Slipyi, 76, er future were: •• of Lviv, Primate of the Ukraine, Election of Giovanni Battista freed after 18 years imprison- Cardinal Montini, who as Pope ment in Soviet Russia, as re- Paul VI took up the good will ceived by Pope John. Saluting efforts, particularly through the Catholic Press Month, San Second Vatican Council, where Francisco's Archbishop Joseph Pope John left off. T. McGucken, NCWC Press De- Upsurge of sentiment favor- partment chairman, said Cath- ing rights of U. S. Negroes fol- olic press met its greatest chal- lowing a year of demonstrations lenge covering the Second Vati- NC irotoe which found Catholic leaders can Council. Pope John XXIH Pope Paul VI and organizations participating. Attorneys General of 19 Easing of the Church-com- states asked U.S. Supreme Negroes, 129,070 Catholics U.S., year's gain of 969,372. As Congress to combat the deci- munist tensions by the re- Bible reading, Lord's Prayer partment, in South Bend, Ind., among 500,000 Indians. Auxiliary Pope John joined thousands of sion. The Savannah, Ga., dio- leases of Archbishop Josyf recitation in public schools. Snd Father Gerald Vann, O.P., Bishop George H. Speltz of Win- U.S. Catholics in prayer, Maj. cese announced racial integra- Slipyi, 76, Ukraine Primate, AFL-CIO executive council 56, theologian - author, in New- ona, Minn., was consecrated. L. Gordon Cooper set a U.S. tion of its schools in September after 18 years imprisonment meeting in Miami Beach, castle, England. Pope John established a com- record of 22 orbits in outer and the Charleston, S.C., dio- in Soviet Russia, 's Fla. advocated U. S. aid to Los Angeles' Cardinal Mcln- mission of 30 cardinals to re- space. cese siid its schools will inte- Archbishop Josef Beran, 74, nonpublic schools. Bishop tyre scored the U.S. Supreme vise the Code of Canon Law. Floyd Anderson, managing grate in September, 1964. four other bishops, after 14 Mark K. Carroll retired and Court's decisions against years arrest in Red Czechos- editor, Central California Reg- Some 250 religious leaders prayer and Bible reading at Coadjutor Bishop Leo C. ister, was reelected president, lovakia, and U. S.-born Fa- Byrne became administrator met with President Kennedy the Serra International con- ther Walter M. Ciszek, S. J., APRIL received 1962 distinguished in the White House, formed vention in San Francisco. of the Wichita, Kans., dio- journalism award at 53rd after 23 years imprison- cese. an interfaith group to promote Pope Paul named Auxiliary ment in Russia. , Catholic Press Association civil rights. Frank A. Hall an- Bishop Francis J. Furey of Nineteen sixty three will be Britain's Prime Minister Har- Pope John released the sec- convention in Miami Beach, nounced his retirement as di- Philadelphia to be Coadjutor remembered, too, as the year old Macmillan had a half-hour ond major encyclical of his pon- Fla. Enthroned were Bishop rector of NCWC News Serv- Bishop of San Diego, Calif., with when. audience with the Pope. U. S. tificate, Pacem in Terris, cau- James A. McNulty of Buffalo, ice. Floyd Anderson, Catholic right of succession and Msgr. Mother Elizabeth Seton, Supreme Court held the Rhode tioning the road to peace is N.Y., and Bishop- Leo R. Press Association president, J. Hastritch, Vicar Gen- foundress of the Sisters of Island Commission to Encour- along the moral, not the power, Smith of Ogdensburg, N.Y. was named his successor. For- eral, to be Auxiliary Bishop of Charity in the U. S., and age Morality in Youth violat- route. President Kennedy at Bishop Lawrence M. DeFalco mer Vice President Richard Madison, Wis. Floyd Anderson, John Nepomucene Neumann, ed the Constitution by sending Boston College's centenary cele- of Amarillo, Tex., was con- Nixon, his wife and two NCWC News Service director, C.SS.R., fourth Bishop of list of publications judged ob- bration said "as a Catholic I secrated in Dallas, Tex. Pope daughters, were received by resigned as president of the Philadelphia, were beatified. jectionable to book, magazine am proud of it (the encyclical), John issued an apostolic letter Pope Paul. Catholic Press Association, and dealers. and as an American I have . commemorating 11th centen- The U. S. Supreme Court Bishop Lawrence M. DeFalco Msgr. Robert G. Peters, Peoria, barred devotional Bible reading learned from it." The encyclical ary of spread of Catholicism 111., vice president, became act- also drew praise from Soviet through Europe's Slavic re- of Amarillo, Tex., was en- and prayers from public schools. •} throned. Dolores Hart forsook ing president. U. S. Catholic population rose Premier Nikita Khrushchev. gions by SS. Cyril and Metho- MARCH The Pope made another appeal dius. movie stardom, joined Benedic- Bishop Robert E. Tracy or- to 43,851,538. tine Sisters in Bethlehem, Conn. E.,, _._ n for world peace in bis Easter As war with communist Viet dered four high schools racially The U. S. Bishops' 1963 Father Rembert G. Weakland, message. : '- Cong forces continued, contro- integrated in September as first "Bonds of Union" statement ad- Mother Elizabeth Bayley Se- O.S.B., was elected Coadjutor ton, U.S. Sisters of Charity versy broke out in Vietnam as step in abolishing segregation in vocated a common effort to New Orleans' Archbishop Archabbot of St. Vincetn's arch- foundress, was beatified by Buddhists protested President all Baton Rouge, La., diocesan achieve racial justice, other un- John P. Cody was reelected abbey, Latrobe, Pa. Vice Presi- Pope John. The 1963 Balzan Diem's ban of Buddhist flag schools. In a message to Con- fulfilled national goals. president general at the 60th dent Lyndon B. Johnson headed Peace Prize was awarded, to annual National Catholic Ed- display. Catholic parents in Mis- gress President Kennedy advo- Frank A. Hall after 40 years the U.S. delegation at the fu- cated legislation liberalizing im- Pope John. Alexei Adzhubei, ed- ucational Association conven- souri rural areas transferred neral of Pope John. service retired as NCWC News itor of Izvestia and son-in-law tion in St. Louis. Frank M. hundreds of ichildren from paro- migration laws, abolishing the Service director, was succeeded of Russia's Nikita Khrushchev, Heller, Dallas, Tex., banker- chial to public schools in protest controversial national .origins by Floyd Anderson. with his wife were received by industrialist, was elected pres- over killing a bill, for tax-paid quota system. Two more southern dioceses Pope John. Rhode Island adopt- ident at the National Council school bus rides. New Our Lady — Savannah, Ga., and Charles- ed a law providing tax-paid of Catholic Men convention, of Perpetual Help cathedral was ton, S. C. — quietly brought ra- textbooks, aptitude and intelli- Atlantic City, N.J. dedicated in Rapid City, S.D. cial integration to their schools. gence tests for pupils in paro- Pope John named Bishop Bishop Dennis V. Burning, Capping trips to Germany and Here is a month-by-month ac- chial, other nonpublic schools. John L. Morkovsky of Amarillo, C.S.Sp,, of Arusha, Tanganyika, Ireland, .President Kennedy vis- count of 1963's top events of the Death claimed Manuel Car- Tex., Coadjutor Bishop with was consecrated in Philadel- ited Italy, was received -by Pope The U.S. Hierarchy issued a Church in th U. S,, and the dinal Arteaga y Betancourt, 83, right of succession of the Gal- phia. Paul at the Vatican. Death statement urging all Catholic in- world: Archbishop of Havana, Cuba; veston-Houston, Tex., diocese, came to: Valerio Cardinal Vale- dividuals and groups to become Auxiliary Bishop Lawrence F. and Msgr. Lawrence M. De- ri, 79, Prefect, Sacred Congre- involved personally in bringing Schott, 55, of Harrisburg, Pa., Falco, Fort Worth, Tex., Bishop harmony to the nation's racial in Danville, Pa. gation of Religious, in Vatican of Amarillo. Michigan's Legis- crisis. lature okayed a bill broaden- city; Archbishop, Edwin V." Also beatified was Luigi Pa- The 1963-64 Catholic Press Di- ing tax-paid school bus trans- Byrne of Santa Fe, N.M., 71, in lazzolo, 19th century Italian Pope John XXIH died June 3, rectory disclosed a record 28,- Pope John canonized St. Vin- portation for nonpublic school Santa Fe; Archbishop Gerald V. priest-educator, who founded his final prayer for reunion of 847,343 circulation among 610 cent Mary Pallotti, 1835 found- pupils.. a community of Brothers and all Christians. The conclave of P'Hara, 68, Apostolic Delegate Catholic publications in North er of Pallottine Fathers. First of nuns. Augustin Cardinal cardinals June 21 elected Gio- to Great Britain and former America. Atlanta's Archbishop National Conference on Religion Bea, S.J., president, Vatican vanni Battista Cardinal Montini Bishop- of Savannah, Ga,, in Paul Hallinan was a chief and Race in Chicago, sponsor- Secretariat for . Promoting who chose the name; of Pope .London; Father Joseph McSor* speaker at the World Methodist ed by nation's major faiths, was MAY Christian Unity, and Father \$ Paul VI, and ascended the papal Council meeting in Lake Juna- acclaimed widely. William Hans Kuehg, Swiss-born the- ley, C.S.P., 88, former Paulist throne June 30. * • ', Superior General, in New York; luska, N.C. Cardinal Spellman Cardinal Godffrey, 73, Archbish- ologian of University of The- Worldwide concern mounted Father Joseph A. Skelly, CM., was the unanimous choice for op of Westminster, died in Lon- bingen, Germany, visited U.S. over Pope John's illness, de- U.S. Supreme Court ruling the American Legion's 1963 Dis- don. NGWC Family Life Bureau Commission for Catholic Mis- scribed as internal.. bleeding .. that devotional Bible reading, 73, promoter, Miraculous Medal ,. tinguished Service Medal. = named Mr. and Mrs. Richard sions Among the Colored Fee-; from gastric disorders. The 1963 recitation of Lord's Prayer in devotions, in Philadelphia; Fa- Laurean Cardinal Rugam- pie and Indians reported 703,433 T.Seidel, their 11 children, Official Catholic Directory public school was unconstitu- ther Edward V. Mooney, 70, bwa of Tanganyika visited -the Catholic Family of Year. Catholics among 18 million U.S. -ported 43,851,538 Catholics in . -tional evoked a ilurry, of bills in ; first director, NCWC Youth De- (Continued On Page 15) •

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Ind., O.P., New- Major News Stories Of The Church During 1963 (Continued From Page 14) session, Second Vatican Council, a $236.4 million program of Fed- cency executive secretary, in ia (111.) Register was elected lion U.S. aid program of class- 4cln- U.S. Pope Paul congratulated on Sept. 29. Earlier the Pontiff eral aid for construction at pub- talk at Theater Owners of Amer- president of the Catholic Press room construction at public reme U.S., British and Russian told the Roman Curia he in- lic and private medical and ica convention in New York. Association at a board meet- nonpublic colleges, President ainst leaders on signing the nuclear tends to reform it.,A majority ing in Chicago. ig at dental colleges. Johnson called it greatest test han treaty.' The Vatican of the nation's public schools "education bill" in U.S. his- con- disclosed Pope John XXIII es- obeyed the U. S. Supreme Court The 1963 statement of the U.S. NOVEMBER Bishops, "Bond of Union," em- tory. Cardinal Spellman lefl i. tablished a peace prize bear- ban on religious exercises as on his 13th consecutive jliary ing his name to be awarded classes resumed. OCTOBER phasized many U.S. goals, in- cluding racial justice, are un- Christmas visit to U.S. per- >y of every three years. Equal em- Auxiliary Bishops Jerome President John F. Kennedy, fulfilled but can be achieved by sonnel overseas, going to Ha- ijutor ployment opportunity was cit- J. Hastrich of Madison, Wis., 46, was assassinateed Nov. 22 Pope Paul beatified John Ne- a common effort. Archbishop waii, Fiji Island, New Zealand , with ed as the master key in solu- and Juan de Dios Lopez of by a sniper, who also wound- pomucene Neumann, C.SS.R.,' O'Boyle of Washington was re- and the South Pole. Nunzk Msgr. tion of the nation's race prob- San Juan, P.K., were conse- ed Texas Gov. John B. Ccn- fourth Bishop of Philadelphia, elected NCWC administrative Sulprizio, 19, a 19th century Gen- lem in the NCWC Social Ac- crated; Most Rev. Francis J. nally in Dallas, Tex. A few who died in 1860, and Dominic board chairman at a U.S. Hier- Abruzzi, Italy, blacksmith's op of tion Department statement Furey was enthroned as Co- hours later, Vice President Barberi, 19th century Italian archy meeting in Rome. Father helper, was beatified. ?rson, prepared for Labor Day. adjutor-Bishop and Apostolic Johnson, who also was in Dal- .Passionist priest, who received Leonardo Murialdo, 19th century Consecrated were: Auxiliar ector, Administrator of San Diego, las, took the oath as Presi- Some 50,000 marched in the Cardinal Newman into the Italian champion 6f tradesmen, Bishop John J. Ward in Lo : the Calif., and Archbishop John dent on a Catholic Bible. His- traditional parade at the 8th Church. Second Vatican Council and Father Vincent Romano who Angeles; Bishop Edward L. Fee , and Heenan of Liverpool was tory's greatest congregation of quadrennial Holy Name Society Fathers: virtually completed died in 1831, credited with sav- ders, M.M., Prelate Nullius c eoria, named Archbishop of West- world leaders attended the convention in Buffalo, N.Y.The work on liturgy schema which ing the Italian town of Torre Juli, Peru, in Covingtdn, Kj i act- minster (London), England. funeral Mass offered by Car- ^ 1963 North American Liturgical will introduce vernacular into del Greco, from the wrath of Auxiliary Bishop Joseph A. Dui Fifteen Negroes entered once dinal Cashing in St. Matthew's *.WeUMHPhiladelphia drew near- parts of Mass; approved broad- Vesuvius volcano, were beati- ick of Mobile-Birmingham, Ala y or- all-white Catholic schools in cathedral, Washington. The ly 14,000 Selegates. Death claim- . er role {or bishops in Church, fied. Bishop James E. McMan- was named Coadjutor Bisho 1 Charleston, S. C, ending ra- cialiy ed: Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, first Catholic U.S. President us, C.SS.R., was named Auxil- with right of succession of Nasl: cial segregation a year ahead breviary reform, and restorar i first 2-day-old son. of President and was buried in Arlington Na- iary Bishop of New York, after ville, Tenn. Congress extende of schedule. Death claimed: tion of diaconate; and discussed ion in •Mrs. Kennedy in Boston; Msgr. tional Cemetery. A week earl- retiring as Bishop of Ponce, the controversial Mexican farr. Robert, Schuman, 77, twice role of layman and collegiality cesan Donald A. McGowan, 55, NCWC ier he had paid a surprise P.R., where he was succeeded labor (bracero) program to Dec France's Premier, in Metz, of bishops. Con- Health and Hospitals. Bureau di- visit to the National Catholic , by Coadjutor Bishop Luis Apon- 31, 1964, indicated it then woul France, and Msgr. Edward J. Prague's Archbishop Josef advo- rector, in Boston; Bishop Jo- Youth Organization Federa- te, first native to head a expire. ' Higgins, 73, Catholic War Vet- Beran, 74, four other bishops g in»- seph M. Preeiado, C.F.M., 76, tion convention in New York. Puerto Rican See. Pope Paul erans founder, in Long Island were released after 14 years President Johnson posthuir. ; the -ietired Vicar Apostolic of Dar- ; of arrest by 's named: Msgr, John J. Graham ously awarded Medal of Fret •igins City, N. Y: ; • -. . ' . _ President Ngo dinh Diem and ien, Panama, in Los Angeles, Reds, and U. S.-born Father his brother counsellor, Ngo dinh as Auxiliary Bishop of Philadel- dom, highest U.S. hono? for ci and Father Charles Dismas : First step toward Walter M. Ciszek, S.J., came Nhu, both Catholics, were as- phia; Father John T. Daley of vilians, to Pope John and Pres Clark, S.J., 62i the "Hoodlum of Father. Thomas A. Judge, back home in a prisoner ex- sassinated Nov\ 2 when a mili- Philadelphia, as Auxiliary Bish- ident Kennedy, and to 31 others priest" champion of ex-convicts,: founder of the Most Holy Trini- change after S3 years as a . tary coup overthrew their Viet- < op of Harrisburg, Pa., and "including Genevieve Caulfield in St; Louis. Pennsylvania's Leg- ty priests, Brothers and nuns, prisoner in Soviet Russia. nam government. A debate be- \ Father Bernard M. Kelly as 75, blind U.S. Catholic mission if~" "VC defeated a bill to pro- was taken with forming of an Pope' Paul consecrated 14 tween Germany's Cardinal Auxiliary Bishop of Providence, er to Far East blind. Congres ecclesiastical court in Washing- ; R.I. vt tax-paid bus rides lor non- bishops from the six continents Frings and Cardinal Ottaviani, dropped a birth control author jed a public school students. tori. John Gronouski, new Post- at a Mission Sunday ceremony ization from the $3.6 billio: ic in- secretary of the Congregation Msgr. Juan de Dios Lopez master General, became 18th in St. Peter's basilica. The Sa- of the Holy Offke, over the foreign aid bill. Death came t< come Bishop John C. Cody, 63, o was named Auxiliary Bishop of Catholic to serve in.,. a Presi- cred 'Congregation of Semina- powers of the Roman Curia high- Aging London, Ont;, and Archbisho] San Juan, P.R., where be is dent's cabinet. ries canceled its order prohibit- lighted the Vatican Council DECEMBER acial Vicar General. U.S. Bishops American Legion convention ing U. S., Catholic colleges to Alfonso Carinci, 101, whosi sessions. The Council Fathers death made retired Bishop Ed meeting unofficially in Chicago in Miami Beach, Fla., adopted award honoray degrees without approved the liturgy and com- s Di- Pope Paul promulgated con- mund F. Gibbons, 95, of Albany . disclosed a general favorable a resolution asking Congress for its permission. Mrs. Rose Ken- munications schemas, discussed li 28,- stitutions on liturgy, bringing N.Y., Church's oldest bishop expression for a statement on a constitutional amendment to nedy; mother of the President, ecumenism, the bishops aftd dio- 610 permit prayer in public schools. and Baltimore's Archbishop vernacular to the Mass, and on President r. Johnson was sched religious liberty from the Sec- cesan government topics. : uledto speak at" a Dec. 22 can *>rth An address by Pope Paul via Lawrence J; 'Shehair received communications media; issued ond Vatican Council. NCWC dlelight memorial service fq ishop Telstar satellite opened 175th honorary degrees from Mount Death, also claimed: Arch- muto proprio- granting 40 facul- Education Department survey President Kennedy at Washing chief St. • Mary's • College, Emmits- bishop Daniel Mannix, 99, of ; ties to bishops of dioceses, as disclosed an expected 5,565,000 anniversary of Georgetown U., ton's. Lincoln Memorial, arrang lodist burg, Md. Rep. Clement Zabloc- Melbourne, Australia; Father second session of Second Vati- enrollment in U.S. Catholic Washington, oldest U. S. Catho- ed by Archbish6p O'Boyle. Msgi Juna- lic college. ki, Wisconsin, back from con- John LaFarge, S.J., 83, au- can Council ended. Third session grade and secondary schools in was scheduled Sept. 14 to Nov. James F, Chambers, Buffalo lman Giuseppe Cardinal Siri, Arch- gressional Far East fact finding thor, editor, racial justice the 1963-64 school year/ 20, 1964. Pope announced he N.Y., was named prorector 6 e for bishop of Genoa, Italy, and tour, said there was no evidence champion, in New York; would make Holy Land pilgrim-" North American College, Rome (Dis- Archbishop Martin Ngo dinh of Buddhist persecution by Viet- George A. Pflaum, Sr., 60, 1 age Jan. 4 to 6. U.S. Bishops Belgian Father Dominique Pire Thuc, brother of beleaguered nam President-Diem's adminis- publisher of classroom' period- ; pledged to "make full use of O.P., 1958 Nobel Peace Priz. ;am- Vietnam President Ngo" dinh ' tration. Lurid movie advertising icals for parochial schools, in the vernacular concessions." winner, made a U.S. lect*ir< tbe Diem, visited the U. S. Presi- was scored by Msgr. Thomas Dayton, Ohio. Msgr. Robert . tour. Pope Paul opened-the second dent Kennedy signed a bill for F. Little, National Legion of De- G. Peters, editor of the Peor- , Singing measure for $1.2 bil- Opening Of Second Session Of The Vatican Council Was One Of The Highlights Of Ch irch News During The Year 1963 Major News Stories Of The Church During 1963 (Continued From Page 14) session, Second Vatican Council, a $236.4 million program of Fed- cency executive secretary, in ia (III.) Register was elected lion U.S. aid program of class- U.S. Pope Paul congratulated on Sept. 29. Earlier the Pontiff eral aid for construction at pub- talk at Theater Owners of Amer- president of the Catholic Press room construction at public, U.S., British and Russian told the Roman Curia he in- ica convention in New York. lic and private medical and Association at a board meet- nonpublic colleges, President leaders on signing the nuclear tends to reform it.,A majority ing in Chicago. Johnson called it greatest test ban treaty.' The Vatican of the nation's public schools dental colleges. The 1963 statement of the U.S. "education bill" in U.S. his- disclosed Pope John XXIII es- obeyed the U. S. Supreme Court NOVEMBER tory. Cardinal Spellman left tablished a peace prize bear- ban on religious exercises as Bishops, "Bond of Union," em- phasized many U.S. goals, in- on his 13th consecutive ing his name to be awarded classes resumed. OCTOBER Christmas visit to U.S. per- every three years. Equal em- cluding racial justice, are un- Auxiliary Bishops Jerome President John F. Kennedy, fulfilled but can be achieved by sonnel overseas, going to Ha- ployment opportunity was cit- J. Hastrich of Madison, Wis., 46, was assassinateed Nov. 22 waii, Fiji Island, New Zealand Pope Paul beatified John Ne- a common effort. Archbishop ed as the master key in solu- and Juan de Dios Lopez of by a sniper, who also wound- and the South Pole. Nunzio pomucene Neumann, C.SS.R.,' O'Boyle of Washington was re- tion of the nation's race prob- San Juan, P.K., were conse- ed Texas Gov. John B. Con- Sulprizio, 19, a 19th century fourth Bishop of Philadelphia, elected NCWC administrative lem in the NCWC Social Ac- crated; Most Rev. Francis J. nally in Dallas, Tex. A few Abruzzi, Italy, blacksmith's who died in 1860, and Dominic board chairman at a U.S. Hier- tion Department statement Furey was enthroned as Co- hours later, Vice President helper, was beatified. Barberi, 19th century Italian archy meeting in Rome. Father prepared for Labor Day. adjutor-Bishop and Apostolic Johnson, who also was in Dal- Consecrated were: Auxiliary .Passionist priest, who received Leonardo Murialdo, 19th century Administrator of San Diego, las, took the oath as Presi- Bishop John J. Ward in Los Some 50,000 marched in the Cardinal Newman into the Italian champion 6i tradesmen, Calif., and Archbishop John dent on a Catholic Bible. His- Angeles; Bishop Edward L. Fed- traditional parade at the 8th Church. Second Vatican Council and Father Vincent Romano who Heenan of Liverpool was tory's greatest congregation of ders, M.M., Prelate Nullius of quadrennial Holy Name Society Fathers: virtually completed died in 1831, credited with sav- named Archbishop of West- world leaders attended the Juli, Peru, in Covington, Ky. convention in Buffalo, N.Y. The work on liturgy schema which ing the Italian town of Torre minster (London), England. funeral Mass offered by Car- Auxiliary Bishop Joseph A. Dur- igfHt^North' American Liturgical will introduce vernacular into [ del Greco, from the wrath of Fifteen Negroes entered once dinal Cushing in St. Matthew's ick of Mobile-Birmingham, Ala., Week ur-fihjladelphia drew near- parts of Mass; approved broad- ; Vesuvius volcano, were beati- all-white Catholic schools in cathedral, Washington. The was named Coadjutor Bishop •ly 14,000 delegates. Death claim- er role for bishops in Church, fied. Bishop James E. McMan- Charleston, S. C, ending ra- first Catholic U.S. President with right of succession of Nash- ed: Patrick Bouvier Kennedy, breviary reform, and restora- us, C.SS.R., was named Auxil- cial segregation a year ahead was buried in Arlington Na- ville, Tenn. Congress extended 2-day-old son . of President. and tion of diaconate; and discussed iary Bishop of New York, after of schedule. Death claimed: tional Cemetery. A week earl- the controversial Mexican farm -Mrs. Kennedy in Boston; Msgr. role of layman and cdllegiality retiring as Bishop of Ponce, Robert Schuman, 77, twice ier he had paid a surprise labor (bracero) program to Dec. Donald A. MeGowan, 55, NCWC of bishops. P.R., where he was succeeded France's Premier, in Metz, visit to the National Catholic 31, 1964, indicated it then would Health and Hospitals. Bureau, di- Prague's Archbishop Josef , by Coadjutor Bishop Luis Apon- rector, in Boston; Bishop Jo- France, and Msgr. Edward J. Youth Organization Federa- te, first native to ; head a expire. ' Higgins, 73, Catholic War Vet- Beran, 74, four other bishops tion convention in New York. seph M. Preciado, C.F.M., 76, were released after 14 years Puerto Rican See. Pope Paul President Johnson posthum- retired Vicar Apostolic of Dar- erans founder, in Long Island of arrest by Czechoslovakia's President Ngo dinh Diem and named: Msgr. John J, Graham ously awarded Medal of Free- ien, Panama, in Los Angeles, City, N. V. ; : . .' Reds, and- U. S.-born Father his brother counsellor, Ngo dinh as Auxiliary Bishop of Philadel- dom, highest U.S. honor" for ci- and Father Charles Dismas First step toward canonization Walter M. Ciszek, S.J., came Nhu, both Catholics, were as- phia; Father John T. Daley of vilians, to Pope John and Pres- Clark, S.J., 62, the "Hoodlum of Father..., Thomas A. Judge, back home in a prisoner ex- sassinated Nov. 2 when a mili- Philadelphia, as Auxiliary Bish- ident Kennedy, and to 31 others, priest" champion of ex-convicts,: founder of the Most Holy Trini- change after 23 years as a . tary coup overthrew their Viet- op of Harrisburg, Pa., and "including Caulfield, in St. Louis/Pennsylvania'sLeg- ty priests, Brothers and nuns, prisoner' in Soviet Russia. nam government. A debate be- Father Bernard M. Kelly as 75, blind U.S. Catholic mission- ir" re defeated a bill to pro- was taken with forming of an Pope Paul consecrated 14 tween Germany's Cardinal Auxiliary _Bishop of Providence, er to Far East blind. Congress v.. tax-paid bus rides for non- ecclesiastical court in Washing- bishops from the six continents Frings and Cardinal Ottaviani, R.I. dropped a birth control author- public school students. tori. John Gronouski, new Post- at a Mission Sunday ceremony secretary of the Congregation ization from the $3,6 billion foreign aid bill. Death came to Msgr. Juan de Dios Lopez master General, became 18th in St. Peter's basilica. The Sa- of the Holy Office, over the Bishop John C. Cody, 63, of was named Auxiliary Bishop of Catholic to serve in a Presi- cred ^Congregation of Semina- powers of the Roman Curia high- dent's cabinet. ries canceled its order prohibit- DECEMBER London, Ont, and Archbishop San Juan, P.B., where he is lighted the Vatican Council Alfonso Carinci, 101, whose Vicar General. U.S. Bishops American Legion convention ing U. S.. Catholic colleges, to sessions. The Council Fathers award honoray degrees without death made retired Bishop Ed- meeting unofficially in Chicago in Miami Beach, Fla., adopted approved the liturgy and com- Pope Paul promulgated con- its permission. Mrs. Rose Ken- mund F. Gibbons, 95, of Albany; • disclosed a general favorable a resolution asking Congress for munications schemas, discussed stitutions on liturgy, bringing N.Y., Church's oldest bishop. nedy,- mother of the President, expression for a statement on a constitutional amendment to ecumenism, the bishops and dio- vernacular to the Mass, and on President, Johnson was sched- and Baltimore's Archbishop religious liberty from the Sec- permit prayer in public schools. cesan government topics. communications media; issued uled to speak at a Dec. 22 can- Lawrence J. Sheharr received end Vatican Council. NCWC An address by Pope Paul via muto proprio granting 40 facul- dlelight memorial service for honorary degrees from Mount Death, also claimed: Arch- Education Department survey Telstar satellite opened 175th ties to bishops of dioceses, as President Kennedy at Washing- St. • Mary's • College, Emrriits- bishop Daniel Mannix, 99, of disclosed an expected 5,565,000 anniversary of Georgetown U., second session., of Second Vati- ton's. Lincoln Memorial,' arrang- burg, Md. Rep. Clement Zabloc- Melbourne, Australia; Father enrollment in,-. U.S. Catholic Washington, oldest U. S. Catho- can Council ended. Third session ed by Archbishop O'Boyle. Msgr. ki, Wisconsin, back from con- John LaFarge, S.J., 83, au- grade and secondary schools in lic college. was scheduled Sept. 14 to Nov. James F. Chambers, Buffalo, gressional Far East fact finding thor, editor, racial justice the 1963-64 school year. Giuseppe Cardinal Siri, Arch- 20, 1964. Pope announced he N.Y., was named prorector of tour, said there was no evidence champion, in New York; bishop of Genoa, Italy, and would make Holy Land pilgrim-" North American College, Rome. of Buddhist persecution by Viet- George A. Pflaum, ST., 60, Archbishop Martin Ngo dinh age Jan. 4 to 6. U.S. Bishops Belgian Father Dominique Pire, nam President-Diem's adminis- publisher of classroom period- SEPTEMBER Thuc, brother of beleaguered pledged to "make full use of O.P., 1958 Nobel Peace Prize tration. Lurid movie advertising icals for parochial schools, in Vietnam President Ngo' dinh ' the vernacular concessions." winner, made a U.S. lecture Diem, visited the U. S. Presi- was scored by Msgr. Thomas Dayton, Ohio. Msgr. Robert . tour. Pope Paul opened the second dent Kennedy signed a bill for F. Little, National Legion of De- G. Peters, editor of the Peor- , Singing measure for $1.2 bil- I ^^•*^ I iiiliii pi ^L«« 1LA/TL^ST81* JL^^iiiiliiiill 1 iVBMUMmm§ MM 3G S3E3CQCD••HMHMMMHH' .were filled by other schools in port of the use of Christian For the background of the the area. Christmas cards. Nativity tableau, the choric 1, * * * speech group narrated the • • •* Notice By ADRIENNE MOORE By MARILYN HULME Studies in Advanced Biology Christmas story with Old and "Button! Button! Who wants a' New Testament references. As ~ Due to the Christmas holi- FORT PIERCE — The Senior and JENE UVANILE will be offered to those Seniors button?" That's what the mem- the highlight of the evening, l, days, not all of The Voice's class of Central Catholic per- The Sodality held its first who wish to acquire more bers of the Junior Class are the Nativity tableau included: f high school correspondents formed "Christmas Carol" by Communion Sunday of the year knowledge of this subject. - asking in order to sell Go Cru- Lynn Roll as Mary; Andy Wes- "- sent news reports to the pa- Charles Dickens on Dec. 17 un- on Dec. 15 at the 9 a.m. Mass Classes will be held twice a sader buttons. This, the first of olowski as Joseph; Maureen * per this week. Those reports der the" direction of Sister M. at St. Juliana Church. A general week after school. Mr. Rich- many drives which the Junior Wareham, Lynn Stephens, and [ that were sent in appear Carla, O.P. They worked vig- meeting- was held at 1:30 p.m. are Case, will conduct the Class will sponsor in order to in the Library of Cardinal New- Toni Boswell as shepherds; and elsewhere on this page. orously at learning their parts class for about 30 students. raise money for the Class fund, Jerry Faubert, John Civitinni, man High School. Plans were and practiced daily. •was a complete success last Fri- and John Rock as Kings. The cast was as follows: discussed for Christmas proj- • * * day. ects. First place sweepstakes tro- Ebenezer Scrooge, Donald Many of the school clubs have phy again belongs to Aquinas fore a capacity audience of par- and Tom MacAdams; Bob The.test for probationers was held organizational meetings, due to efforts of the debate ents and friends. Cratchet, Ron Critchley; JMrs. giv bn Tuesday, Dec. 10. elected or appointed officers and club at the C.F.L. Tournament Conducted and directed by Wil- Cratchet, Sharon Salzler; Fred, Twei.^y - six students success- begun preparing programs and By CINDY BLUMENFELD on Saturday, Dec. 14. Frank liam R. Ledoux, musical direc- Jerry Cairns; Mrs. Fred, Jo fully completed their probation activities. In honor of the Christmas McCaffery and Tom Mikes won tor of the school, the chorus of Ann Gregory; Marley, Dennis period and will be received into * * * season, Saint, Thomas Aquinas first place in debate, with Bill 50 students sensitively sang 11 Shortt; Old Joe, Danny Dour- the Sodality in January. The members of the Catholic High presented a liturgical dra- Bucknam, Edwina Zagami, parts of the Christmas section of ney; Servant, Yvonne Forget; Students Mission Crusade are Andy Wesolowski, Steve GehF, Handel's Oratorio, climaxed by Boy, Paul Raible; Sister Sandy, * * * ma, Thursday, Dec. 19, depict- sponsoring a drive in the home- ing the Incarnation of the Lord Jim Harvitt, and Jim Shevlin the Hallelujah chorus. Joann Vanater; Ghost of Christ- adding to the total number of The Red Cross Christmas- rooms for cancelled postage Supreme. Miss Patricia Valle, daugh- mas Present, Gloria Muehling; points. ' stocking drive at Cardinal New- stamps, which will be sent to Singing a medley of Christ- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Ghost of Christmas Past, Crys- man was a complete success, the Mission groups asking for mas carols,' 240 students filed Entered for Aquinas in the Valle. of 7930 SW 52 Court, tal Grizanti; Ghost of Christmas thanks to the generosity of the them. into the auditorium to begin novice tournament were Bar- South Miami, and Miss Fran- yet to Come, Linda Lustig. students and the hard work of bara Couzzo, Jean Seemayer, ces Robinson, daughter of The C. S. M. C, a national the ceremony with a candle- Many of the Seniors took the Executive Council. Newman light procession. Joy to the Richard Maher, and Mary Mar- Mrs. Delia Green Robinson of College Boards Exams, Dec. was one of the few schools federation of student groups, garet Coe. , 1620 NW 65 Street, Miami, promotes prayer, study, and World, O Holy Night, Little 7. Of those who took them, which completely filled its al- Town of Bethlehem, and Angels sang the solo parts. sacrifice on behalf of the mis- the majority said that they lotted number of stockings, We Have Heard on High were Miss Margaret E. Phelan, sion apostolate. The Crusade were very difficult. The oth- which, filled with small articles four of the selections sung by faculty member, at the piano, ers will take them in January is primarily concerned with and games, were sent where the soprano, alto, and baritone On Dec. 18, at 8 p.m. the and Mrs. RuthJHall Green, at the or March. making students aware of the they were most needed. Christ- voices. high school of the Academy of organ, accompanied throughout The Christmas Dance, spon- work of missionaries. mas stockings for the elderly The band, in its first pro- the Assumption presented the and were featured in the Over- sored by the Juniors, will be Other projects for the month gram of the year, played such Christmas section of Handel's ture and Pastoral Symphony. today (Friday). of December include the study favorities as White Christ- Oratorio, "The Messiah," with The backdrop of the hills of A hot dog sale was sponsored of the Ecumenical Council, the mas, Winter Wonderland, and four tableaux depicting the Judea was painted by Mrs. John by the Para-Medics to raise observance of Advent for the Silent Night in accordance Biblical story of the Nativity in Brion, Art Director of the money for a charter and other Mission intention, and the sup- with the Christmas theme. Assumpta Hall auditorium be- school. C needed equipment.

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December 27, 1963 , THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page ,17 INDIA: REUNION? The Question Box" The world was stunned in 1930 when Mar Ivanios, a Jacobite Christian Bishop, joined the Catholic Church. Thousands of Jacobites followed him. Now Mar What Are The Gifts Athanasios is the Catholic Bishop of Tiruvalla, in southern India . . . He writes us this week about FATHER BONIFACE LEWIS, the Of the Holy Spirit? village priest of KANIYAMPATTA. By MSGR. J. D. CONWAY Zealous and hard-working:, FATHER BONIFACE has already made 100 Q. Sometime could you write a column on the gifts of the converts to the Church. He has Holy Spirit. I would like something with a nice definition of •many more under instruction—but each. Is that a very tall order? his tiny village church will not ac- commodate them all at Sunday Mass I would also like to know how the gifts compare to or are The Holy Father's Afission Aid , , , "Can you help FATHER BONI- related to the virtues? for the Oriental Church FACE build a larger church?", Mar Athanasios asks. The church will cost only $3,500 . . . Whatever A. We usually list seven gifts- vice of our own reason. But you can afford will be a Godsend to this good priest in INDIA. Please be generous. And please send us your contribution now. of the Spirit, but if we rightly presumably our reason is in its respect the source from which turn inspired and urged by the A Happy and Holy New Year! Our missionaries thank you we learn them there are really Spirit. for all your help in '63. Please don't forget them in '64. God never forgets the sacrifice you make. only six. They are listed in Isaia The practical differer 7 not 11, 2: "The spirit of the Lord THE $1, ?5, $100 YOU GIVE "NO STRINGS ATTACHED" entirely apparent. My own fig- ENABLES THE HOLY FATHER TO HELP WHERE HELP IS shall rest upon him: a spirit of urative definition: The gifts of NEEDED MOST. ' wisdom and understanding, a the Spirit are rare and refined OCR MONICA GUILD spirit of counsel and strength, a "I. . . engaged in frequent religious discussions with a group of chemicals which prepare the ST. AUGUSTINE asked everyone who read his "Confessions" spirit of knowledge and of fear to remember his'wonderful mother, ST. MONICA. Our way of ten non-Catholics." soil of our soul so that the remembering her is the MONICA GUILD, the club which keeps of the Lord." Verse 3 continues, graces of the Spirit may bear mission chapels, vestments, altar cloths, in good repair. Mem- "and his delight will be the fear abundant fruit in it. bership is easy—$1 a month, and a prayer each day. Would you like to become a member? WRITE TO US ; . . We have of the Lord.." other clubs, too: MARY'S BANK (helps train native Sisters); • • * ORPHANS' BREAD (feeds, clothes orphans); CHRYSOSTOM For some reason the Septua- Q. What is a blessing? How CLUB (educates poor boys for the priesthood); DAMIEN CLUB gint (early Greek version of the is it possible for everything (cares for lepers) . . . JOIN A CLUB—OR TWO OR THREE. Witness For Christ Wins Bible), the Vulgate (standard from God Himself through The membership is the same: $1 a month in each club you angels, people, objects and choose, plus a prayer a day. Latin version), and our old events to be blessed? Fellow Student To Faith Douay version (dependent on A. The word blessing has a EPIPHANY the Vulgate) translated "fear of By Father JOHN A. O'BRIEN "I visited the pamphlet racks variety of meanings: To most Americans, Tiffany means diamonds. Like Epiphany, in various Catholic churches the Lord" in verse 2 as "piety." it comes from the Greek for "showing forth of God." ... On The cause of much hostility ,,When.,we.,.;say:., "Blessed be the Feast of the Epiphany (Twelfth Night) we remember the toward the Church is a wide- and secured pamphlets on many That is how we got our tradi- God" we mean to give praise, THREE WISE MEN (the Magi) who came from the East bringing spread misunderstanding of her subjects. My interest was deep- tional list of seven gifts; wis- honor and, glory to God, as di- Sifts for the Christ Child . . . Tradition has it that the WISE teachings. ened by talks I had with Arnett dom and understanding, counsel vine, holy, good and loving. MEN came from Persia, present-day IRAN . . . Do you know Bonner, a Catholic student at Catholics can and strength, knowledge and that in IRAN today there isn't one Catholic in a thousand? remove that Creighton University and a zeal- We could bless the angels, In IRAN, truly a mission country, only one person in 1,300 is piety, and fear of the Lord. mi s under- ous witness for Christ. He ex- meaning that we praise their a Catholic! . . . Native priests and Sisters are hard at work in plained many teachings of the goodness and glory. But this is standing not If we consider the Hebrew IRAN today, thanks to the members of this Association. Faith, and soon he had me less common. In the Divine Wouldn't you, too, like to be a member? The spiritual benefits only by answer- custom of naming the same reading Father Paul Glenn's Praises we say, "Blessed be you'll receive are incalculable. Membership dues: $1 a year i n g questions thing by two synonymous words, "Apologetics." God in his angels and in his (or an individual, $5 a year for a family. If you'd like to be about their reli- we really have three gifts: (1) "I was impressed by the fact saints." May He be praised by enrolled perpetually—that is, forever—the dues are $20 (or an gion but also by intellectual: wisdom, (2) practi- individual, $100 for a family. volunteering in- that the Church could trace her them and in the midst of them. origin directly back to Christ cal: prudent resolution, includ- formation about ' ing the ability to act on it, and We do say, "Blessed be the it when suitable FR-O>BRIEN. and by the fact that all the FROM PETER ... TO PAUL (3) religious: piety, which is great Mother of God, Mary 0 p p ortuni- Apostles, disciples and writers When Pope Paul VI visits the Holy Land next month (the - of the New Testament were filial fear of the Lord. most holy," and we also say, first time since St. Peter a Pope will have been in the Holy Land) ties arise. This is what Jesus "Blessed be St. Joseph, her meant when He said, "You shall Catholics. It is a bit hard to distinguish he'll see for himself chapels American Catholics have built there. most chaste spouse." We are be witnesses for me in Jeru- "The unbroken line of pon- between wisdom and under- The chapels, many of them, are memorials — built by grateful sons giving them honor and gratitude and daughters in memory of their parents. The chapels are filled salem and in all Judea and tiffs from Peter the Fisher- standing, and the distinctions I for their great sanctity and their on Sunday mornings with poor people who now have a place to Samaria and even to the very man down to the present pope find in different authors are not worship God . . . We need more chapels in our mission world — role in our salvation. ends of the earth" (Acts 1:8). showed the Apostolic charac- uniform. Wisdom might be a in countries like PALESTINE, IRAN, IRAQ, SYRIA ,and INDIA. ter of the Church which ante- Construction costs range from $2,500 to $6,000 . . . Would you like deep insight into the truths of The fruitfulness of witnessing dated all other Churches call- A blessing given to a person a memorial for a loved one? faith correlated with the reali- for Christ is illustrated in the ing themselves Christian. Im- on earth is usually a benedic- conversion of Theodore F. Cun- ties of the created world: a tion; asking God to look with Dear Monsignor Ryan: pressive indeed were Christ's ningham of Omaha, now a Je- words to Peter, 'Thou art harmonized view of the mean- favor on this person, to protect Enclosed please find for suit priest at St. Mary's Col- Peter, and upon this rock I ings of life and truth. Under- and sanctify him, to love him lege, Kans. will build my Church, and the standing would be an apprecia- and make him happy. The Lord Name .*>* "My father and stepmother," gates of hell shall not prevail tion of created things in their Himself instructed Aaron and relationship to each other and his sons (the priests) to bless Street he related, "were converted to against it' (Matt. 16:18). the Catholic Faith in 1939, but "In 1947 I entered Creighton God their Creator, who is also the Israelites in this manner: City . . Zone State 1 did not live with them. I had University and the following the goal of their existence. attended the Baptist Church reg- year attended an inquiry class "The Lord bless you and keep Counsel would be a gift plant- you! ularly until I was 15, then I conducted by Father Edward ed in the soul enabling it to re- went to different Protestant Schneider, S.J., at the Church The Lord let his face shine Churches. A few times I went of St. Benedict the Moor. This spond to the promptings of the upon you, and be gracious FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN, President Holy Spirit to make good sound to Mass with my : parents. is an ideal way to receive in- to you! T. ftym. Not'l S*c*r judgments on the basis of eter- struction, since you profit by The Lord look upon you kind- "But the priest had his back nal truths. And strength (or the questions and example of ly and give you peace!"' CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION to the people, read prayers in fortitude) would enable the soul a voice I couldn't hear and in others. 480 Lexington Ave. at 46th St. New York 17, N. Y. to put its sound judgments into Sometimes a blessing " ^ spe- a language I couldn't under- "The course showed how practice. cial solemnity will dt, ,'te a stand. The result was that I Christ safeguarded the unity of person to the service of the got virtually nothing out of it. His Church by clothing its su- How does knowledge differ Lord, and invest him with signs "I attended Omaha Central preme pontiffs with infallible from wisdom and understand- High School and engaged in authority to teach the truths of authority, e.g. the blessing of ing? Because of its close asso- an . frequent religious ' discussions He revealed. Here is the secret ciation here with "fear of the with a group of 10 non-Cath- of her marvelous unity. Lord" I would consider if that When things are blessed they olics, seven of whom convert- "I was received into Christ's knowledge of God, his nature are dedicated in some degree to ed. I soon became aware of true Church in August, 1948. For and his love, which induces in the service of God and appoint- ALL-PURPOSE the radical differences of be- HOME FINANCING me the call to the priesthood us the filial respect and rever- ed to serve the spiritual welfare lief among Protestants. seemed to follow the grace of of his adopted children. of the people of God: e.g. the "I knew that Christ estab- . I wanted to be more blessing of a church or a rosary buying, building, selling lished only one Church and closely associated with Our Lord Not all theologians are in — or even of our food on the or refinancing hence I came to realize that and to help in spreading His agreement as to whether there' table. unity of belief must mark the holy religion to many others. is a real distinction between the members of that Church. This * • • • gifts of the Spirit and infused Sometimes the blessing of an unity I found only among Cath- Father O'Brien will be virtues. St. Thomas says there article permits persons who use olics. This spurred me to under- glad to have converts send is: The gifts are habits or dispo- it to gain certain indulgences take a careful study of the their names and addresses sitions of the soul which per-' e.g. rosaries and medals). Catholic Faith. Father Bresna- to him at Notre Dame mit us to respond promptly to Sometimes a blessing gives an han of the Most Holy Rosary University, Notre Dame the urgings of grace; the vir- indulgence directly to those who Parish in St. Louis gave me Ind., so he may write their tues are habits which permit us receive it, e.g. the papal several books to read. conversion stories. to respond promptly to the ad- blessing.

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• VMember 27* 1963 TtfE VOfCE Miami, Florida Page 19 OF in c i:\c v FILM RATINGS A I — FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE All) REASON — Sagse&tivs se — Low nsara! taise. 4:38 B.!B- (7) — KJJ.8 Bowl Across the Bridge In Wake of Stranger Phantom Ptanet FKIVAV, JJEC. v q'uence. Story (Family) Air Patrol It's Only Money Phantom of the Opera 9 a.m. (7) — Hills of Home (Part 10:30 P.m. (10) — Full Of Life Alias Jesse- James In Search Of PT 109 11:20 p.m. (7) — Devil Doll (Family) (Adults, Adol.) 9 p.m. (7) — Pajama Game (Mcral- All Hands On Deck The Castaways Raiders, The Two) (Family) 11:30 p.m. (10) — Untamed Women Iy Objectionable In Part For All) Almost Angels Invasion Quartet „» •' Raven, Tne 1 p.m. CO) — Man In The Road (Adults, Adol.) 11:10 p.m. (5) — The Rains Came REASON — Suggestive situations. Angel In A Taxi Island, The ' "<" Reluctant Saint (Family) (Adults. Adol.). Assignmnt Jason And The ^ Runaway 11:30 p.m. (5) — The Silver Lode 6. p.m. (10) — All For Mary (No Outer Space Argonauts Savage Sam 4HS p.m. (5) —-Forever Amber (Part . (Adults. Adol.) 11 :15 p.m. (4) — Arise My Love Class.) Babes In Toyland It's A Mad, Sergeant Was A Lady Two) ; (Morally Objectionable ' In SUNDAY, DEO. 2» (Morally Objectionable In Part For 7:30 p.m. (2 — Daytona-Orlando) — Bear. The Mad World Seven Seas Part For All) All) REASON — Suggestive and Kiss Me Kate (Morally Objection- Best Of Enemies John Paul Jones To Calat* IJBGION NOTICE (Dec. JS, 1*47) — »l a.m. (5) — Moate Carlo Story double-meaning dialogue; sugges- able In Part For All)- REASON — Beauty and the Beast Joseph and Siege of The Saxons The classification at this film has (Adults, Adol.) tive situations with immoral im- Reflects the aoc«ptability of di- Big Night His Brethren Silent Call been changed from C-Cohdemned 12:30 p.m. (4) - Bright Eyes (No plications. vorce; suggestive costuming, song Blood and Steel Jumbo Son Of Flubber to B-Moralljr Objection*- - Class.) and dance. Boy and the Pirates King Kong vs. Godzilla Stop, Look and Laugh ble In Part For All — Revisions 11:20 p.m. '(7) — Above Suspicion. Brass Bottle, The Lassie's Great SWwaway In The Sky 2 p.m. (4> — Stars And Stripes. (Adults, Adol.) 11:25 p.m. (4) — So This Is Love Captain Sin bad Adventure Sword In The Stone made in this film are deemed suf- Forever (Family) (Family) Clown And The Kid Last Days of Pompeii Tammy And The ficient to meet substantially the or- 3 p.m. (10) — .Uncertain Glory (Mor- MONJJAY, DEC. 30 11:30 p.m. (10) - South Of Suez Conspiracy of Hearts Last Voyage Doctor iginal objection of the Legion that ally Objectionable In Part For All) 9 a.m. (7) — My Gal Sal (Part One) (Adults, Adol.) Constantine And The Incredible Mr. Limpet, "Tarzans Three the picture elorlfied Immorality. REASON — The deceits utilized In (Adults, Adoi.) Cross The Challanges "Forever Amber" still lacks the the unfolding of the story are ap- 4:30 p.m. (7) — On The Avenue T'UBSDAY. DEC. 31 Crimson Blade Life of Teenage Millionaire adequate morality compensating val- (Family) 9 a.m. (7) — My Gal. Sal (Part Damn the Defiant ues which should be- present in a - provingty presented and the reso- and Goliath Adrian Messenger Ten Who Dared lution of the plot is found In the 7:30 p.m. (7) — Kisg Me Kate (Mor- Two) (Adults, Adol.) Lilies Of The Field There Was A Crooked story of this kind. virtual suicide of the main char- 1 p.m. (10) — Iron Sheriff (Adults. Dentist In Chair Man 4:30 p.m. (4) — She's Working Her ally Objectionable In Part For All) Adol.) Hercules And The Majority Of One Thomasina acter. RKASON — Reflects the accepta- Captive Women Han From The Diners 3 Stooges Go Around Way Through College (Morally Ob- 5 p.m. (4) — Human Desire (Moral- bility of divorce; suggestive cos- 4:15 pm. (5) — Bomber's Moon Escape Prom The World In A Daze jectionable In Part For All) REA- ly Objectionable In Part For All) tuming, song and dance. (Family) East Berlin Club SON — Suggestive costuming and 4:30 p.m. (4> — The Happy Time 55 Days at Pekinff McLlntock Titans, The dancing. Tends to condone Immoral Face of Fire Michael Strocoff 30 Years Of Fun (Adults, Adoi.) Flipper Midsummer Night's 300 Spartans actions. 4:30 p.m. (7) — Rose Bowl Story. Dream Three Stooges In Orbit 4:30 p.m. (7) — The Black Whip (Family). . First Space Ship Miracle Of The Trojan Horse (Morally Objectionable In Part For To Venus White Stallion* Ugly American 9 p.m. (7) — Pajama Game. ^lly Gathering Of Eagles Misadventures Viran. The All) REASON — Excessive brutali- Objectionable In Part V All Gidet Goes To Rome ty; suggestive sequence. 'Lilies of Field* Excellent Comedy REASON — Suggestive sttt.-.umi>. Gagot Of Merlin Jones Unbelieveable x 4 p.m. (10) — The Naked City Great Day Misty We'll Bury You (Adults, Adol.) 11:30 p.m. (10) — George Washing- Great Escape Mouse On The Moon When Clock Strikes By WILLIAM H. MOORING excellent adult screen drama ton Slept Here (Family) Murder At The Gallop Who's Minding The 7 p.m: (4) — Missile To The Moon 12:15 p.m. (4) — I'll See You In Gun fight Mysterious Island (Morally Objectionable In Part For LILIES OF THE FIELD (Ex- of 1955, this time provides a Hey. Let's Twist No Man Is An Island Wonderful World of All) REASON — SuggestlTO cos- My Dreams (Adults, Adol.) How The West Nutty Professor, The the Brothers Grimm tuming. cellent). Family . . . (United less controversial structure of WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1 Was Won Password Is Courage Young And The Brave. Honeymoon Machine Papa's Delicate 7 p.m. (5) — Escape To Burma 9 a.m. (7) — Doctor Kate (No Hey Boy, Hey Girl - The (Adults, Adol.) Artists). Charm and simplicity even sharper, tropical inter- Class.) Condition Young Swingers 11:2$ p.m. (4) — Man Hunt (Adults, 2:30 p.m. (10) — Objective Burma Adol.) pervade this delightfully humor- est. (Adults. Adol.) . . A II — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR 11:30 p-m. (1») — Alexander Th« 4:30 p.m. (4) — Three Sailors And ADOLESCENTS ANO ADULTS Great (Family) ous, prize-winning screenplay, A Girl (Morally Objectionable In All Night Long Fury Of The Pagans Nightmare M A travelling Negro handiman All The Way Home Fury Of Smuggler's Old Dark House, The SATOROAV, DEO. Tt written by James Poe, from a Part For All) REASON — Sugges- Antigone Operation Bottleneck (Sidney Poitier), calling for wa- tive costumtng. Bay Pirates Of Blood River I a.m. (5) — CassuJy of Bar 20 short novel of William E. Bar- 6 p.m. (10) — You Can't Beat Love Any Number Can Wia General Delia Rovere Play It Cool (Family) ter at a run-down Arizona farm, (Family) Balloon Gone Are The Days Playboy of the 12:35 p.m. (4> — Sleepy Lagoon rett's. Well produced and di- 11:25 p.m. (4) - The Eddie Cantor Barabbas Harbor Lights (Family) Because They're Young Haunted Palace, The Western World finds there :a small community Story (Family) Beware Of Children Haunting, The Samson and the Seven 3:30 p.m. (7) - Bad Man Of Brim- rected by Ralph Nelson, I found of poor, refugee, Austrian nuns. 11:30 p.m. (10) - The Bachelor And Billy Budd Heaven's Above Miracles of the World stone (Family) The Bobby Soxer (Family) Birdman Of Alcatraz Hell Bent For Leather Sardonicus 4 p.m (4) — Crash Dive (Adults, it one of the most rewarding Birds, The Hellions. The Schwettt, The Adol.) Although he's a Baptist, Mother THURSDAY, JAN. 2 Black Sunday Hell Is For Heroes Seven Days In May 6:30 p.m. (10) — The Barefoot Con- movies of the year. A usually 9 a.m. (7) — Three Comrades (Part Burning Court, The Hide And Seek Shadow Of Fear tessa (Morally Objectionable In Maria (Lilia Skala), induces One) (Morally Objectionable In Captain Newman, M.D. Hootenanny Hoot Sinner Part For All) REASON — This blase, mixed audience of Hol- him to build them a much- Part For All) NO REASON LIST- CastiUan Householder. The Six Black Horses picture is based upon story ele- Kl> BY LEGION Charade Huns, The Sound of Trumpets lywood critics and show peo- Chushingum Square Of Violence ments which* however treated, re- needed chapel. Having, like the 4:30 p.m. (7) — On Mool.::ght Bay Incident In An Alley Stolen Hours main unsuitable material for the ple, by their applause, seemed (Family) Colossus Of Rhodes It Happened At Suitor, The mass entertainment medium of the sisters, experienced human re- Come Fly With Me The World's Fair screen. In addition, tt contains ob- 7 p.m. (7) — Wonders of Aladdin Condemned of Altona Ladies Who Do Surf Party to agree. jection and injustice, he takes (Morally Objectionable In Part For Court Martial Sword of the jectionable incidents of misrepre- AH) REASON — This film, made Courtship of Ladybug, Ladybug Conqueror sentation of Catholic Church prac- Eddie's Father Lancelot and Guinevere Taras Bulba tice, suggestive costuming, dialogue Author Barrett, whose more on the task, enlists volunteers witti a special appeal to children, Day of Fury Lawrence Of Arabia Ten Seconds To Hell and situations. contains costuming and situations Day Of The Trlfflds Lineup Terror, The complicated novel, "The Left and the chapel (later to be fol- which are highly suggestive. Days of Wine and Roses Life In Danger To Kill A Mockingbird 9 p.m. (7) — The Secret Partner. 1 p.m. (10) — Zombies On Broad- Dead To The World Lisa ir* West Street (No Class.) Hand of God" starred the lowed by a hospital, Mother way (Adults, Adol.) Deadly Duo Lonely Are The Brave Thunder Island 11:15 p.m. (4) — The Wayward Bus Superior hints!) is raised. 4:15 p.m. (5) — Strange Lady In Duel Of The Titans Lord Of The Files Two Nights With (Morally Objectionable In Part For late Humphrey Bogart in an Town (Adults, Adol.) Electra Magnificent Seven Cleopatra Erik The Conqueror Man From Galveston Twice Told Tales Face of a Fugitive Mary* Mary Virginis of Rome Family Diary Blein Kampf Wake Me When PL 9-6S2S CAPC COO ON NSCAYNt SAY Fanny Mighty Ursus It's Over "Smart Buyers Get The A TOUCH OF Flame In The Street Miracle Worker War Is Hell THE SAME — THE ONLY ONE Flower Drum Song Mutiny On The Bounty Wheeler Dealers, Th« Four Days Of My Geisha X-Man With The Best Buys af McBride's" 40 Pound Of Trouble My Name Is Ivan X-Ray Eyes 1 Frantic Naked Edge Young Racers, The •"•~ W ^: • A III — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS PHONE The Largest Slock of Adventures of a Rider on a Dead Horse Young Man Horror Chamber of Rocco and His Brother America, America Dr. Faustus Running Man, The MU 1-5891 Imported and Domestic Angels of Darkness Horror Hotel Spencer's Mountain Another Time, Another Hustler, The Strait-Jacket For The Best In ... Wines and Liquors Place I Could Go On Singing Summer and Smoke SEAFOOD RESTAURANT Beach Party In The French Sundays and Cybele ITALIAN In the Greater Miami Area On the Big Deal On Interns, The Sweet Bird of Youth Madonna St. La Notte Brava Taste of Honey 79th St. Bye, Bye Birdie Leopard, The Take Her She's Mine HOME COOKING • MAINE LOBSTERS Causeway Cairo Love and Larceny This Earth Is Mine Afso Try Our PIZZA California Love Is A Ball Thunder of Drums PL 7-1160 • NEW ENGLAND SEAFOOD Captain's Table Love With The Proper Tower of London Cardinal, The Stranger Town Without Pity FREE DELIVERY IN THE The Ceremony Magician Twilight Of Honor COMPLETE MENU OF . . . • CLAMS, OYSTERS & STONE CRABS Claudelle Inglish Mail Order Bride Two Are Guilty ITALIAN & AMERICAN NORTH DADE AREA Come Blow Your Horn Make Mine Mink Two For The Seesaw Condemned Of Altona Alan's Favorite Sport Victors, The SEAFOOD MIAMI'S OLDEST SEAFOOD RESTAURANT — OUR 16th"YEAR Crooks Anonymous Manchurian Candidate V.I.P/S, The SPECIALTIES Day of the Outlaw Monkey In Th« Winter Warriors Five Day In Court Move Over Darling West Side Story Dime With A Halo Muriel Whatever Happened MIAMI BEACH VISITORS! E. McBRIDE-LIQUORS Dr. Crippen Nine Hours T1 o Rama To Baby Jane? End of Innocence Pink Panther Where the Truth Lies Take Julia TutUe Causcmy mi liquor Store Fatal Desire The Prize Who's Got the Action North-Soot* Expressway t« 125tl Five. Golden Hourr Pyro Wonders of Alladln St. Exit Tun left to Ttk Ave. 8 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Five Miles To Quare Fellow, The Wrong Arm and then right 7 blocks to 734 N.E. 125th St. Midnight Rice Girls. The Of The Law Miami — 3906 N. W. 36th St. Four Fast Guns Rifif! In Tokyo Yesterday's Enemy GIGI'S. 0nl» 211 minutes away. North Miami's Smartest Fun In Alcapoloo Ft. Lauderdalc—900 S. W. 24 St. (Rt. 84) West ^alm Beach—7400 South Dixie Highway A-IV — MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR North Miami—12727 Biscayne Boulevard ADULTS WITH RESERVATIONS** Pompano—3100 North Federal Highway Advise a/idjConsent L Shaped Room Tom Jones Coral Gables—280 Alhambra Circle Cleft From 5>H La Dolce Vita This Sporting Life Circle of Oecep Long Day's Journey Under The Yum Yun SEAS SEA FOOD MARKET Dania — 760 Dania Boulevard Divorce ItH Into Night Tree Perrine— 16915 U.S. 1 Mondo Cane Young And The Our Fish Are Truly Fresh Sky Above and Willing, The - Mud Below 7 Fresh Northern Fish LUNCH 6 DINNER 7 DAYS (**This classification is given to certain films which, while not morally offensive, require some analysis and explanation as a protection to the uninformed against wrong interpretation and false conclusions) B — MORALLY OBJECTIONABLE IN PART FOR ALL A New Kind Of Love Indestructible Man Rookie Back Street Irma La Douce Shock Corridor Big Show It Happened In Athens Shoot tike Black Whip It Takes A Thief Piano Player MEMBER: CARTE BLANCHE AMER COMPLETELY AIR COSQIT10NED ' Born Reckless Johnny Cool Small World of EXPRESS. DINERS: UU8 LARGE ..OPEN PATIO Candid Joker, The Sammy Lee C h a pman~-Repor t Journey To The Sodom and Gomorrah CLAM & OYSTER RAW BAR SINCE 1936 Cledpatra Seventh Planet Soldier In The Rain Conjugal Bed Juvenile Jungle Solomon and Sheba LIVE Crack In the Mirror Lady In The Caga Some Came Running FRESH POULTRY AND EGGS LIQUORSX Cry For Happy \ JLandru Sons and Lovers Cry Of Battla Look In Any Window Splendor In Grass 2200 S.W. Red Road (57th Ave.) PH 666-3034 MAINE AND | Dementia Love In Goldfish Bowl Stripper, The Devil and the Lover Come Back Subway In the Sky VINTAGE' Ten Commandments Love On The Riviera Summer skin LOBSTER PRONOUNCED P Doctor In Love Madame Temptress and the KNOWN AS P'ICC-OLO Doctor No Mania Monk. Edge of Fury Man of the West Three On A Spree 136 COLLINS AVE. SOUTH END. MIAMI BEACH Eighth Day of Man On the Prowl Tiara Tahiti . Sundays, 12 Noon to 12 PM-Daily, Noon to the Week Marriage Go Round Time Out For Love JE 2^2221. or JE 81267 1 AM - S.iturdav; Noon 1o 5 AM Follow Tne Boys Mary Had A Little Two Faces of For Love Or Money Matter o£ Morals, A Dr. Jekyil Force of Impulse Maxime Two Loves Four For Texas Mongols, The Two Weeks In FLORIDA LOBSTER Free. White And Morgan The Pirate Another Town Newberg with Baked Potato Twenty-One Most Dangerous Vampire and the Frightened City Man Alive Ballerina Salad and Coffee From the Terrace Never So Few Very Private Affair No Exit F!a. Lobster Fra Diavolo w/Linguine 95 Oirl Hunters Viva Las Vegas Gun Hawk, The Of Love And Desire Waltz of the Toreadors Salad and Coffee <».vpsy Operation Bikini Warrior Empress He Rides Tall - Palm Springs Weekend White Slave Ship Broiled Fla. Lobster with Crabmeat Head, The Pretty Boy Friend Who's Been Sleeping Filling with Baked Potato, Mouse of Women Purple Noon In My Bed Salad and Coffee House On the Rampage Wife For'A Night 1 Watcrft-ont Rebel Breed Wild Harvest STEAKS • CHOPS • RIB ROAST • SEAFOOD In the Cool of the Day Revolt of Slaves Wild In the Country CONDEMNED BAR-B-Q RIBS • BEEF Stone Crabs, Oysters, Clams, vj Handsomest Seafood Restaurant Vi Shell, Clams Casino or any An Affair Of The Skin Lady Chatterly's Please, Not Now CHICKEN • PORK Balcony, The Lovr Port of Desire anywhere in the world!!! style, Calamari, Scungilli, Pom- Boccaccio 70 Law, The Prime Time pano, Frog Legs, Live Maine or Breathless Les Liaisons Question of Adultery Come Dance With Me Love Is My Profession Saturday Night and LUNCHEON from 85C • Manicotti • Lasagna Florida Lobsters, Baccala, Mus- During One Night Lovers Sunday Morning • Risotto • Ravioli sels, Shrimp Scampi, Stuffed Five Day Lover Mating Urge Seven Capital Sins SERVED FROM 11:45 A.M. Girl With the My Life To Livo Sins of Mona Kent DINNER from »2.25 • Fettucine • Gnocchi Shrimp, Snapper, Lobster Golden Eyes Naked Night Temptation Thermader, Newberg, Seppie Green Mare. The Never On Sunday Too Young SERVED FROM 5:45 P.M. HOME MADE ICE CREAM I Love, You Love Odd Obsession Too Immoral or Polpo. Joan of the Angels Oscar Wilde Truth. The Same ownership as COCKTAIL. LOUNGE Ample Knife In The Water Phaedra Play Girl After Dark Women of the World Hra famous Tony Sweets PHONE: parking space on WEDDING AND BIRTHDAY CAKES Young and Damned Restaurant • 86S-8688 • premises Over 1000 7-Course Dinners frofrom 1.85 • Also A La Carlo (Please dip and save this list It will be published periodically.) 1900 N. Bay Causeway (79 St Causeway) Miami Beach . I FREE PARKING!

Page 20 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida 'UUES OF THE FIELD' AMONG THOSE SELECTED Awaiting your enjoy- ment is a pleasurable List Of Ten Best' Movies Of 1963 evening of indescrib- able excitement amid By WILLIAM H. MOORING merits that in varying degrees, choose: "Four Days of Naples" 10 'p.m., over Chan. 10, WLBW- the elegance and com- TV), tie script was written by HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — This were offensive to patrons of re- (adults and adolescents); fort of the world's fined tastes or genuinely mature "The L-Shaped Room" (adults, Mr. White, before the tragic most beautiful pari- year one can hardly play the assassination of President Ken- annual game of critics' choice perceptivity. WITH RESERVATIONS); "The mutuel showplacel Loneliness of the Long Dist- nedy, on Friday, Nov. 22, 1963. and come up with the "Ten Mr. White decided not to FOR RESERVATIONS: Mmisslon Frem My list may not coincide ance Runner" (adults); "Lord MIAMI 945-4345 «• 4h f Best" movies, change it as a result of the as- FT. LAUDERDALE & V 11 V with those of critics who view of the Flies" (adults and adoles- without first ex- sassination. HOLLYWOOD 923-1511 111 plaining what the motion picture solely as an cents); and, with certain reser- BUSES: MIAMI, *^ ~. MIAMI BEACH 373-6371 Sorry No „,„„„ one means by Hollywood art form. Without ignoring ar- vations of my own, "Tom Compiled from rare film tistic quality, I have chosen Jones," (adults, WITH RES- "best." Best for !n Focus footage and still photographs, PALACE

••. •.•.-vJ^jt-J * Ifc™.*'* STORY OF A PRESIDENT ALL YOU CAN EAT Although an aching sense of UN 5-7277 $O *> C MON.-SAT. Catholic Programs In Diocese sadness may come to all who «3.^3 4:30-9:00 watch it, "The Making of the — Delivery — President — 1960," from Theo- On Radio And Television Sunday dore H. White's Pulitzer Prize 7 A.M. book, is sure to be one of the THAT I MAY SEE (REPEAT) — TELEVISION WGBS. 710 Kc.: 96:3 FM — Father most appealing and appropriate, » A.M. David J. Heffernan presents an in- RENT A 1964 DODGE SEDAN TEJLAMIGO - WCKT, Ch. 7 — Span- structional program on Chruch mu- closing telecasts of this fateful ish-language inspirational discourse sic, with the Choir of St. John (Not a Compact Car) by Father Jorge Bez Chabebe, as- Vianney Minor Seminary, conduct- year. Low Mileage Charge — FREE Gas and INSURANCE sistant pastor, Immaculate Concep- ed by Father John Buckley, CM.' tion parish. Hialeah.* The best Air Conditioned Cars, Convertibles and 00 » A.M. 7:30 A.M. 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P., retreat direc- Label Scotch 1 P.M. tor, Our Lady of Florida Monas- THE CHRISTOPHERS, Ch. 2, WESH- tery and Retreat House, North 86 PROOF GRACIOUS DINING AT ITS TV n»-Orlan Palm Beach.* Fine - Light - Mellow \ iP.M. 9:30 A.M. SCOTCH DIRECTIONS '«!*•—. Ch. 10, WLBW- THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED, SUPERB BEST TV — The National Council of WIRA, 1400 Kc, FM 95.5 Mg. We Imported Catholic Men in cooperation with (Fort Lauderdale) For Our Scotch the Public Affairs Department of . . . Where club atmosphere prevails, entertain- the American Broadcasting Com- 10:15 A.M. Customers pany will present "Vatican Council SPANISH CATHOLIC HOUR — ment nightly featuring the Juliettes in the II", a discussion of the accom- WMET, 1220 Kc. — Spanish re-' $52.00 Per Case plishments and potential of the ligious program, auspices of Dio- elegant Crystal Room. Dancing from 9 p.m. Second Vatican Council currently cesan Centro Hispano Catolico. in recess. James O'Gara, manag- Moderator: Father Avelino Gon- ing editor of "Commonweal Maga- zales, O.P.. with Father Armando A. M. (Tony) Padden, General Manager zine," will be the program's host. Tamareo. O.P.* having The panel includes Father Freder- 6:05 P.M. ick McManus, of the Canon Law CATHOMC NEWS - WGBS, 710 Maitre de: William Phone 866-2711 Faculty of the Catholic University Kc.: 96.3 FM — Summary of world- of America;- Reverend William A. wide Catholic news from NCWC an Norgren, director of Faith and Ord- Catholic News Service and South er Studies, National Council of Florida Catholic news from The Churches of Christ in the U.S.A.; Voice.* and Father Gregory Baum, not- ed theologian from Sainr Michael's 8:30 P.M. DOGRAGiNG affair? College, University of Toronto. THE HOUR OF THE CRUCIFIED — WJNC (West Palm Beach) Social tea or testimonial *:3O P.M. 8:45 P.M. dinner, reception, conven- X)A FORBM — WCKT, Ch. 7 THE HOUR OF ST. FRANCIS — there is a ost Rev. Bishop Coleman F. 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December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 21 Kentucky Fried Chicken DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN, FRENCH FRIES, COLE SLAW, GRAVY" & HOT ROLL Ham Pastry Twirls Are Fine For Parties ONLY $1.00 By FLORENCE DEVANEY vory ham and onion filling of the appetizers. The halls are decked, the These take only a flick of Wassail bowl filled and your the wrist to make. Roll the COLONEL SANDER'S guests are happily anticipating pastry up jelly roll-fashion RECIPE the gayest party of the Christ- around the ground ham and Fish mas season. chopped onion filling. Then Dinner Party time calls for a gener- slice the long roll into tiny ous supply of delicious snack appetizer-sized rolls and bake. Shrimp For convenience and later Sea Food Dinners foods such as these perky ham 'n' onion pastry twirls. use make the pastry twirls but do not bake. Freeze them, one "FINGER LICKIN GOOD" For added flavor goodness layer deep, on baking sheets each pastry twirl' is speared then pack into plastic bags and THE ORIGINAL with a toothpick, then dipped return to store in the freezer. into a spicy raisin sauce. This At party time bake as needed, sweet-sour sauce makes a allowing a few extra minutes in tangy compliment to the sa- the oven for thawing. STORE #1 - N.W. 7th Ave. and 119th St. Telephone MU 5-1891 HAM 'N' ONION PASTRY TWIRLS 2 cups sifted enriched flour* (8 ounces) STORE #2 - 16899 N.E. 15th Ave. 1 teaspoon' salt % cup finely chopped onion Telephone 945-0061 % cup shortening Dash black pepper HAM TV' ONION Pastry Tvdrls Make Fine Snack 5 to 7 tablespoons water Raisin Sauce Dip • BOX • BUCKET • BARREL 2 cups ground cooked ham mixture is crumbly. Sprinkle with water, mixing lightly until dough begins to stick together." Turn out on lightly floured PICK IT l/P Sift together flour and salt. Cut or rub in shortening until board or pastry cloth and press dough together. Divide douge in half. Roll out each half to 12 x 16-inch rectangle. Mix to- gether ham, onion and pepper. Springle half of mixture over each portion of rolled but pastry. Cut dough into four strips, CONFRATERNITY • 3 x 16 inches. Roll up each strip like jelly roll from wide side, SERVING ST. TIMOTHY AND ST. THOMAS PARISHES sealing edge underneath. Cut each roll into tiny rolls, Vfc OF inches long. Place on ungreased baking sheet. Bake in hot oven SUNSET CORNERS (425 F.) 25 to 30 minutes, or until golden brown. Serve hot on CHRISTIAN toothpicks with Raisin Sauce Dip. GROCERY, Inc. DOCTRINE Makes about 5 dozen appetizers. Full Line Groceries, Frozen Foods, Fresh Farm Produce, *If self-rising flour is used, omit salt. Aged Western Meats Cut To Order. BETTER READING "WHERE QUALITY AND SERVICE COME FIRST" RAISIN SAUCE DTP 7190 S.W. 87 AVENUE For Your Convenience FOR % cup light brown sugar % cup white wine vinegar 666-8622 — 666-8488 Open Every Day 8-7 2 tablespoons enriched flour Vz cup seedless raisins Owned And Operated By Ed Manion, Member St. Thomas Apostle. BETTER LIVING V* teaspoon dry mustard 1 tablespoon butter or Y*. teaspoon allspice margarine FOR 1964 % cup water Mix together brown sugar, flour, dry mustard and allspice in top of double boiler. Stir in water and vinegar. Cook over READ MORE - READ BETTER low heat, stirring often, until sauce comes to a boil and is thick and smooth. Add raisins to sauce. Place over boiling water and cook an additional 30 minutes to plump raisins. Stir in butter or margarine. Keep warm and? serve with Ham *N' Onion INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. ST. ANTHONY GUILD PRESS Appetizers. Makes 1 cup dip. 508 Marshall St., Paterson 3, N.J. THE LIFE OF CHRIST — $3.00 DIP IN One of the finest ever written It's a gala party — when there are appetizers aplenty. Be- Complete Insurance Facilities low are some good ones you might like to try this holiday season. THE NEWMAN PRESS Westminster, Maryland' YOU ARE THE CHURCH — $2.95 BLUE CHEESE DIP by James J. Kilgallon ^R 1-3691 3 ounces blue cheese (about 1 teaspoon Worcestershire 2121 BISCXYNE BLVD. Vz cup), softened sauce MIAMI, FLA, DESCLEE CO., INC. 280 Broadway, New York 7, New York 1 3-ounce package cream About 4 tablespoons sour JOY IN THE FAITH — $4.00 cheese, softened cream Meditations with theme of sonship, joy, and simplicity Combine all ingredients and blend thoroughly. Serve with tf-FORMALS ~m * BRIDALS V|> "• * DRESSES BRUCE PUBLISHING COMPANY crackers or dip chips. 20 N. -Wacker Drive, Chicago, Illinois KING OF SINNERS — $5.00 by Eddie Doherty CRAB DIP The story of Christ told with contagious enthusiasm and reverence 4 ounces cream cheese, optional softened Yz teaspoon salt 1511 E. J.AS OLAS BLVD. * FT. LAUDERDALE * 523-1146 FIDES PUBLISHERS, INC 1 cup sour cream 1 6V4-ounce can crabmeat, Notre Dame, Indiana 1 tablespoon horseradish flaked GOD SO LOVED THE WORLD — $3.95 A commentary on the Bible 2 tablespoons chili sauce, Yz avocado, chopped fine Let us be the second Cream cheese and add sour cream, horseradish, chil^--

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Page 22 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami* Florida NAVIDAD DE JOVENES REFUGIADOS Nacimiento Yiviente en "Camp Mafecumbe" Una vez mas, log joVenes Se ha tratado de impartir oficiando el dia de Navidad eubanos refugiados qu« se en- a los distintos locales el ma- una misa para los j6venes de cuentran al Cuidado del Ca-' yor sabor hogareno en las de- Camp Matecumbe. tholic Welfare Bureau de la coraciones i.avideiias, que in- Diocesis de Miami, observan cluyen nacimientos, arboles EE el mismo Matecumbe, las fechas de Navidad separa- de navidad, iluminaciones, di- los jovenes que alii residen, dos de su patria y de sus fa- bujos. No se ban olvidado, con las chicas de Florida Ci- milias. por supuesto, los platos y go- ty, participaron en un motivo losinas tipicos de la estacion Navideno, en el salon de ac- En los distintos cannpamen- en Cuba, ni ban faltado los tos del campamento, con la tos y residencias donde ellos regalos para el dia de Navi - participation del Coro de Ma- viven actualmente, se efec- dad. tecumbe que interpreto dis- tuan ceremonias alegoricas tintos villancicos y la actua- del Nacimiento del Redentor, El Obispo de Miami, Mons. cion de varios grupos de mu- resaltamdo con acentuado es- Coleman F. Carroll ha estado chacos que desplegaron sus piritu cristiano el significado en estos dias en varias de las cualidades artisticas, inter- de este tiempo. casas de jovenes refugiados, pretando numeros populares. El Coro de Matecumbe, que apenas tiene varios meses de integrado, bajo la direccion del Hermano Alfredo Joa- quin, ademas de sus actuacio-. nes dentro del campamento, hizo ya su primera aparicion en television en una trasmi- LOS JOVENES refugiados cubanos que al vidad y la narracioE de pasajes biblieos y sion especial de Navidad del cuidado del Catholic Welfare residen en los meditaciones sobre la ocasion En la foto, programa en espanol de WT campamentos de Matecumbe y Florida City, VJ, Canal 4, que dirige Mano- la Adoraci6n de los Pastores, interpretada lo Reyes. recordaron el nacimiento de Nuestro Senior por eisos j6venes. con la escenification de estampas de la Na- En su fiesta de Navidad, en Camp Matecumbe, los jove- nes del Catholic Welfare hi- cieron una representacion vi- va de la Navidad en una se- rie de cuadros plasticos que fueron dirigidos por el Her- to Que Pide y lo Que Ofrece el MFC mano Benjamin D.L.S. Por Humberto y Maria Antonia Lopez-AIio Acaba de ofrecerse en distintas parroqulas de Miami un Ctclo Cientos de Ninos en de Conferencias Cana para matrimonies de babla hispana, con una Hablar del Movimiento fa- serie d« tcmas medicos, religiosos y morales sobre el matrimonio y la Fiesta del CHC miliar Cristiano supone co- la familia. El ciclo fue auspiciado por el Movimiento Familiar Cris- Centenares de ehiquillos mentar previamente, aunque tiano de la Diocesis de Miami, que Inicia a«f una eampana de pro. participaron en la ya tradicio- en forma somexa, el Matri- moci6n e incremento entre las fainilias de la colonia latina. Terml- monio como misi6n grande en nada esa serie de conferencias, THE VOICE eomienza a publlcar nal fiesta de Navidad del Cen hoy, en forma de articulos, algunos da los temas deearrollados an el tro Hispano Cat61ico, que se el plan de IMos, y la felicidad ciclo; el primero ha sido redactado por un matrimonio pertenecientc efectuo el lunes 23 por la tar- como anhelo natural del «er al MFC desde bace algunos aBos, los eeposoe doctor Humberto y Maria de, con una merienda, una re humano. Antonieta L«pez Alio. 1A CORAL »E MATBCUMBjE, recientemente integrada por presentacion teatral de la Na- jovenes refugiados residentes en ese campamento del Catho- vidad hectoa por los pequenos Ser felices es ambicion legi- lic Welfare, que en estas navidades ha venido actuando en del Nursery del mismo Cen- tima, reflejo de uuestro des- ran lo esperado, tocaron a la tra propia dignidad y de ir distintas eeremonias, haciendo so primera presentacion en tro, villancicos, y una rica me tino en el encuentro defini- puerta de una oasa sencilla, contemplando en toda su television en una trasmision especial de Navidad del progra- rienda amenizada por un jo- vial "Santa Claus". tive con Bios. "M»s has crea- cuidada, y de la que irradiaba magnitud los perfiles de este ma en espanol del Canal 4, WTVJ. d«, Senor, para Ti, e inquie- paz y felicidad. Un nifio les "Sacramentc grande" nos lle- to estara nuestro corazon abri6 la puerta y le pregun- namos de un entusiasmo que hasta ^pie descanse en Ti" »e- taron d6nde estaba la mejor nos permite aceptar que ma- Mensaje de Navidad de Mons. Boza nalara San Agustin, y esta cose del mundo, Este les con trimonios junto a nosotros, Men pudiera ser la formula test6: "Aqui solo hay un ho- amigos, vecinos, familares, magica de un Matrimonio gair feliz", y los tres se mar- n« lleguen a ver esta luz y Saludo de Fe y Esperanza en la Navidad feBz. Que nuestra vida con- charon desconsolados sintien- continuen en tinieblas, no yugal, nuestra vida familiar dose unos fracasados. sientan este llamado y sigan En un mensaje de Navidad todos, aun a los que sufren, fiar en su sabiduria y en su tttda aea camino que BOS sordos a la vida de la gracia trasmitido a traves del Bole- porque Cristo es el que pue- amor, porque El sabe mas que acerque a Dios, que compren- conyugal, y nos lanzamos a de transformer en bienes to- nosotros y nos ama mas que A cuantos esposos y espo- tin de la Uni6n de Cubanos nuestra propia madre. damos y logremos nues- la conquista de la familia pa- en el Exilio, que se edita en dos nuestros males. tro perfeccionamiento y san- aas, que se acercaro al Ma- trimonio queriendo encon- ra Cristo, con lo que estamos Caracas, el Obispo Auxiliar de tificacion en esta vocaciAn "Hermano mio, rompe las trar en el lo que el Matrimo- cumipliendo todo un progra- La Habana, Mons. Eduardo '"Una cosa hay de la cual cadenas que tal vez esclavi- »1 Matrimonio para la que El Boza Masvidal hoy desterra- nio no tenia que darles — ma de "ni espiritualidad con- podemos estar completamen- zan tu alma, llenate de fe y nos ha llamado. yugal sin apostolado familiar, -4JB en la capital de Venezue- te seguros, y es que si noso- confianza en tu Redentor, y el eoncepto de placer sexual • ia^hiap llegar "a todo nues- tros lo queremos asi, El rom- como fin, que seria saciado ni apostolado familiar sin es- estos dias te sentiras Heno de' piritualidad conyugal". tro pueBlo una palabra de pera en esta Navidad las ca- tranquilidad espiritual y de A quienes somos padres de ilimitadamente, posici6n so- saludo Heno de fe y esperan- denas que nos atan al demo- una alegria intima y profun- familia nos son de sobra co- cial o economica mas eleva- \ ' za en los dias de la Navidad". nio, que son las que nos ha- da a pesar de las pruebas y nocidos esos cuentos infanti- da, fals«ada idea de un ro- Es por esto que el Movi cen mis desgraciados, las ca- los sufrimientos. Si la Cruz te les — llenos de ingenuidad manticismo peliculero -— les miento Familiar Cristiano lla- "Que por encima de todos denas del pecado. En nues- pesa, acuerdate que asi estas — con los que enteetenemos y ha pasado como en la fabula, ma a todos los Matrimonios, nuestros sufrnnientos y de tra mano esta aprovecharnos compartiendo mejor sus pe- a la vez tratamos de ir es- y en el mejor de los casos y tiene muche que ofrecerle todas nuestras preocurpaciones de la salvacion que El nos nurias de recien nacido, que tructurandole a nu«stros hi- hoy arrastran indiferentes a todos. A quienes ya eom- — expresa Mons. Boza — re- trae purificando nuestra alma asi te estas identificando mas por el arrepentimiento y la jos la verdadera escala de va- una vida familiar sin entu- prenden y viven la importan- suene en muestra alma, lle- con El y participando mas lores conque habran de en- siasmo y sin ilusiones. cia de su misi6n; para que -nandola de un fntimo gozo y confesion, y yo les aseguro a plenamente de los frutos de todos que entonces nuestra frentarse a la vida. Uno de acrecienten sus conocimien- de una segura eonfianza, la su nacimiento. En su sacrifi- ellos nos trae una gran lec- tos, canalicen sus ansias apos- Navidad estara llena de esa cio, El salio al mundo, y con Buena Nueva que nos dieron ci6n para aplkar al Matrimo- Pero es tan grande el amor tolicas y sean mas felices". A los Angeles la Noche que f ue paz Intima y profunda que el tuyo unido al de El, tu pue- Cristo venia a traer a todos nio. de Dios por sus hijos y tan queienes sienten el desasosie- mi««itro dia: "Os ha nacido des salvair a los tuyos y a tu importante la voca<-i6n del go de dudar de su papel, £ i jlvador", qae todos se- los hombres de buena volun- patria. tad. Matrimonio, que El no quiere quienes no han Ilegado a p-_..os captar el mensaje de En un monte tres anlma- que cuando se nos conteste comprender que entre las redencion y de paz que El El Prelado cubano termi- les, una ardilla, un conejo y "Aqui solo hay un hogar fe- creencias religiosas y la vida nos trae y sepamos segnir el "Quizas El quiera tambi£n na pidiendo que "esteis con- un cochino oyeron qu-e en el cotidiana no hay diferencias, camino que El nos sefiala". liz" nos retiremos sintiendo- romper las otras cadenas y tento porque ha venido de "Valle Verde" se encontraba nos incapaces . por ello nos que lo entiendan y sean mas dar la libertad a nuestra Pa- nuevo que el la ir.ejor cosa del mundo, y felices. En otra parte de su mensa- tria. Pero si aun nos hace es- maundo necesita y que le pro- envia a traves del Mo- je de Navidad el Obispo, cu- perar un poco, sepamos con- metas que tu has de seguir sn sin esperar a mas puntos de vimiento Familiar Cristiano a bano en el destierro dice: camino de desprendimiento referencia, emprendieron la que todos 16s Matrimo. ios No ot< a cosa nos plantea- de los bienes terrenos, de hu- carrera en busca de aqueUo unidos, en conversaciones in- mos que lograr "Urn Mundo Estamos redimidos. pero to- que por ser la mejor cosa del formales de amigos vayamos davia necesitamos mas reden- Actividades del MFC mildad y de servicio y le has Mejor a. traves de una Fami- cion. Aun nos oprimen mu- de ayudar a que se realice en mundo habria de / saciar sus estudiando la grandeza del lia mis Feliz" Y esa familia chos dolores y nos atari" mu- en la Argentina el mundo su mensaje de sed de felicidad. Todos*. co- Matrimonio, conozcamon las que queremos sea mas feliz, chas cadenas: las espirituales amor. Es necesario que cada rrian a la vez, pero cada uno tnentes que podran mantener- no es la de tu amjgo o tu ve- del pecado y las materiales BUENOS AIRES (NC> — uno de nosotros y el mundo era movido por una ilusion nos cada dias mas unidos, cino. es tu propia frmilia .No de las pruebas y preocupaeio- El Movimiento Familiar Cris- entero vuelva de veras a Dios distdnta. La ardilla se asegu- comprendamos que nuestro somos ilusos cuando sostene- nes y la opresion individual tiano h-a iniciado en el sector para que se haga realidad el fin principal de procreadores mensaje de paz de la Navidad. raba que tendrian que ser mos que si un grupo de Ma- y colectiva que sufre nuestra juvenil Pre-Cana una serie nueces, porque no otra cosa y educadores de hijos de Dios trimonios se lo propone con patria. Por eso todos tenemos de cursos de quince • lecciones podia ser mejor. El conejo se nos obliga a enfrentarnos a la gracia de Dios, lograremos que llenarnos de espiritual sobre prep: -ion consciente "En^estos dias pedir^ mas toda situation con generosi- este prAposito de MFC sin para el matrimomo, con des- deleitaba imaginamdo las za- alegria en estos dias santos que nunca por todos para que dad y prudencia. Y alii, a me- importar la adversidad de de la Navidad por la venida tino a parejas de novios que la fe suavice todos los dolores nahorias y el cochino soriaba deseen meditar a , fondo eni, con las bellotas Al llegar al dida que vamos sintiendo la amWente, actitudes o in- del Salvador que neeesitamos. y la paz de Cristo reine en ielicidad de reconocer nues- Esta alegria ha de alcanzar a sus responsabilidades. todos los corazones." "Valle Verde" no encontra- influencias.

December 27, 1963 TH£ VOICE Miomi, Florida Page 23 Tributo Cubqno a Kennedy en el Bay front Park. Sera el Domingo la Misa en Memoria de Kennedy El proximo domingo, dia 29, guras de la Florida y otras cumple un ano de la visita y no el sabado 28 como se di- partes de los Estados Unidos. que el Presidente Kennedy jo inicialmente^ sera ofrecida hiciera a Miami para hablar en el Bayfront Park la misa .. El Obispo Carroll oficiara a los refugiados cubanos en en Memoria del desaparecido esta misa en nombre de la un grandioso acto efectuado presidente de los Estados numerosa colonia de rflfugia- Unidos, John F. Kennedy, que ese dfa en el Orange Bowl, oficiara el Obispo Coleman F. dos cubanos en el Sur de la en el que el desaparecido Carroll a las 8 p.m. Florida, recogiendo asi el pe- mandatario norteamericano sar de los exiliados cubanos recibio a los expedicionarios La misa sera ofrecida en el por la muerte del Presidente de Batoia de Cochinos que anfiteatro del Bayfront Park Kennedy. habian sido puestos en liber- y para la misnia la Diocesis tad despues de largos meses de Miami esta extendiendo El 29 de diciembre, fecha de prision en las carcels co- invitaciones a prominent* fi- en que se oficiara la misa, se munistas de Cuba. El Por que de las Virgenes Morenas IFor EILEEN B. HENNESSY Virgen de la Caridad en Muchos historiadores han Cuba. tratado de explicarlo como De todas las imagenes ma- Las esculturas en madera una deliberada referenda a rianas que representan a la de las virgenes negras en Eu- las palabr; j del "Cantar de Virgen con tez morena, la ropa suelen ser de la epoca los Cantares" de Salomon: mas hermosa es posiblemente romanica. Las mas antiguas "Negra soy, pero hermosa, la de Ntiestra Senora de Mon- datan del siglo once, y algu- ioh hijas de Jerusalen!, como serrat, patrona de Cataluna. nas son copias de imagenes las tiendas de Quedar, como Segiin una leyenda la "Mo- mas antiguas. El origen de los pabellones " de Salom6n. reneta de Catalana" Uego. a esas tallas es un asunto muy No repareis en que soy mo- la Peninsula Iberica proce- debatido. La opinion mas ra- rena, pues que me tost6 el dente de Jerusalen. Fue en- zonable parece ser la que las sol." (Cant. 1, 5-6) tronizada en lo alto de unos hace proceder del "culto" a Otros opinan que el color imponentes picachos, proxi- estatuas de madre e hi jo que negro es accidental, porque mos - Barcelona, para que se dio en la region central la madera se fue oscurecien- salvara a esa ciudad de los francesa en el periodo pre- do debido a la action del sarracenos. Su Santuario esta cristiano de la Galia romana, tiempo y los elementos; o donde se fabricaban. El domingo 29 hara justamente nn afio to, ofreciendo una misa a su memoria en d alii, junto a un monasterio bien el artista uso madera d« la visita que el desaparecido Presidente benedictino. Bayfront Park de Miami, a las 8 p.m. Muchas representaban a la negra, quiza su'uconsciente- John F. Kennedy hiciera a Miami para pa- Elevaran sus oraciones por el eterno des> El viajero encuentra en to- matrona romana — diosas de ' mente, porque el color negro ha estado siempre asociado sar revista a los combatientes de la Briga- da Europa imagenes maria- la naturaleza, de las plantas da 2506 y dirigir su palabra amiga a la nas de tez morena. En Espa- y de los seres vivos. Cada con la Tierra, o simboliza la canso de su alma y para que fructifiquen fia e Italia hay muchos saa- "matre" tenia su "territorio" noche, la madre de toda la inmensa colonia de cubanoa refugiados del los ideales de pas en libertad para todos los tuarios con virgenes de ese o localidad, para proteger los creacion, significa vida y fe- comunismo. pueblos, de justicla social, de fraternidad color, y especialmente en la campos y animales, amparar cundidad y al mismo tiempo En esta conmemoracion, los cubanos, que hemisferica, que €1 con tanto ardor defen- region central francesa, co- las cosechas y escuchar las dolor y destruccion. roouerdan com gratitud ly efanpatia aquel dio. Y, finalmente, para que su voluntad taa- mo Rocamadour, Le Puy, di- suplicas de las mujeres en dn- Las diosas negras de las le- gesto y aquellas palabras del mandatario de- tas veces exprosada de ver a Cuba libre de jon y Beaune. En Dijon la ta. yendas orientates descienden saparecido, se reuniran en un postrer tribu- la opr«si6n, se vea pronto cumplida. Virgen Negra se llama Nues- "CONVERSION" al reino oscuro de la muerte tra Sefiora de la Esperanza, para traer a la luz del dia a en Chartres, Nuestra Senora Parece que los primeros los-que alii dormitan; o bien del Pilar, y en otros sitios Padres de la Iglesia en Fran- cada afio salen del ambito simplemente la Virgen More- cia decidieron sabiamente que subterraneo, como heraldos na. era mejor "convertir" las dio- del renacimiento de la vida Un Nuevo Ano: Testimonies de Crisfo sas y sus santuarios que eli- despues del i tecino invier- Un ano nuevo, que llega a Por el Padre Angel Villaronga Al Este de Europa, en minarlas por complete. Asi "Vivannos g vei de imagenes esculpidas no. nosotros con la interrogante para lo cual no basta la Mi- la Madre de Dios reemplazo caracteristka de todos los encontramos pinturas o ico- a las diosas paganas* y ocup6 Es asi q la Virgen Negra, ne» y omisiones, con respecto sa de los Domingos. El cria- nos de virgenes oscuras: en un largo y glorioso linaje, primeros de enero. Un ano al afio 1964. tianismo es una vida, y esa incluso los sitios preferidos menos y un ano mas. Nuestra Senora de Czestocho- por ellas: cabe los arroyos y simboliza cuanto los hombres vkbt debe informar y awimar wa, patrona de Polonia, y los ha- reverenciado desde el co- "Vivamos sobria, justa y re- todos los actos de nuestra rios, en grutas, y en los pi- Ouando la Iglesia termina ligiosamente en este siglo, existencia. Trabajar religio- numerosos iconos mariatios cachos, como Le Puy y Roca- mienzo de la historia: la vida sa ano eclesiastico, lo hace de Rusia y Grecia. con su eterno renac'miento y agwardando la biienaventu- samente, descansar religiosa- madour. com el Evangelioo del Jirfcio ttanza espenada y la venida mente, preocuparnos de lw . fin America hay tambien la Mujer que lo confiere; la Final: solemn© sesion presi- numerosas imagenes morenas La idea de una Madre Ne- MM-'e piritual, mediadora gloriosa del Gran Dios, Sal- demjis, servir a Dios en cual- gra se remonta a las profun- dida por el Juez Divino y por vador nuestro, Jesucristo." quier cricunstancia y en to- de la Virgen, siendo la mas de todas las gracias sobrena- la cruz, en la que habretnos conocida la de Nuestra Seno- didades prehistoricas del al- turales y vivificantes; las da drennstancia: como decia ma numana. Mucho ante del de comparecer todos los El primero de Enero, en el Cardenal Newman: "Si ea- ra de Guadalupe. En Costa fuerzas misteriosas qiie hacen hombres de los tiempos to- Rica la Virgen de los Angeles Cristianismo los pueblos me- retornar la vida a la tierra la Misa de la Circuncision del toy enfermo, mi enfermedad diterraneos rendian culto a dos. Y cuando la Iglesia ini- Senor, la Iglesia pone en la sirve a Dios; si estoy perplo- es una pequena escultura en cada primavera, para marchi- cia un nuevo afio, lo hace piedra negra y en Venessue- diosas negras de la tierra, tarse luego en el otofio y vol-/ Epistola estas palabras de San jo, mi perplejidad sirve s dandoles diversos nombres: con identico Evangelic: el del Pablo a Tito; otra yez el prin- Dios; si estoy adolorido, ml. Ia tambien tiene tez oscura vex a su seno. Juido Final. la Virgen de Coromoto. Son Isis, Cibeles, Demetrias, Dia- cipio y el fin se dan la ma- dolor sirve a Dios." Esto rea- na, Artemisa. Nuestra Senora representa- lizado a lo largo del ano es morenas, la patrona de Co- da en imagenes de color ne- no. lombia, N.S de Chiquinquira, Los colonizadores y merca- El principio y el fin se dan vivir religiosamente. deres griegos, cretenses y fe- gro viene a sublimar a todas la mano. Y entre ese principio y fin, y la de Bolivia, N.S. de Copa- las diosas de la Madre-Tierra . las palabras del Apostol que cabana; y lo es asimismo la nicios Uevaron esas diosas a El primero de Enero, prin- El afio 1964 nos necesita; los pueblos que encontraron a las que los hombres rindie- deberian normar nuestra vi- ron culto. Resplandece en al- cipio, nos aoerca a nuestro da a lo largo del afio: el re- como testimonios vivos, como durante sus correrias mariti- fin: a la luz de este fin he- antorohas- encendidas, de un mas por el Mediterran^o Oc- to sobre aquellas diosas, como sultado seria, un total y dina- cristianismo verdadero. Aumenta Numero de cidental. De esa forma entra- su Hijo sobre los dioses del inos de mirar nuestroiS planes mico testimonio cris.tiano. ron en Francia, a traves de la Partenon griego. y proyectos, nuestras accio- Sacerdotes en Peru colonia griega de Marsella, "Vivamos sobriamente," y siguiendo luego el curso del como ayuda una vida de exi- LIMA (,NC) — En tres Rodano hacia arriba. El culto lio, con estrecbeces, limita- Closes de ingles anos, U niimero de sacerdotes fue reforzado con la llegada Misas Dominicules con ciones para practicar esta en el Peru aumento de 1.802 de los romanos a las Galias. sobriedad paulina! Basta mu- en el Centro Hispano a 2.204, mas de la quinta par- chas veces solamente aceptar te, con lo cual lo pcpporci6n Ese ..ailto a las diosas de la Sermon en Espanol sin rebeldias y sin envidias Ya se abrio la matricu- se reduce a un sacerdote por gran Madre-Tierra estaba tan una vida de por si ya sobria, la para un nuevo curso noc- cada 4.700 fieles, segtia el arraigado en los pueblos me- ST MllGHAiEL, 2935 Flagler St. SW Miami — 6:30 p.m. para vivir sobriamente. turno de ingles que se ofre- nuevo Anuario Eclesiastico diterraneos que no podia ser St. Miami — 10 a.m. y 6 MISION SAN JUAN BOSCO cera en el Centro Hispano del Peru para 1964. facilmente sustituido por el p.m. "Vivamos justamente": Hu- Catolico a partir del 6 de masculino, y mas espiritual, (iProvisionalmente en el lo- bo un tiempo en que la jus- enero. Sefiala ademas un aumento del Dios cristiano. Quiia el re- STS. PETER and Paul, 900 cal del Cine Tivoli, 744 W. extraordinario en las vocaio- cuerdo. de aquel culto influen- SW 26 Road Miami — 12: Flagler st) — 9:00, 10:30 y ticia fue la mas excelsa de nes religiosas feminias, cuyas 55 5:30 y 7:30. las virtudes- ser justo quiere El programa incluye tres comunidades sumati a 91 aho- ci6 subconscientemente en la 12:00 del dia. cursos de ingles: elemental, actitud de los Padres de la GESU, H3 NE 2 St. Miami — ST. TIMOTHY, 5400 SW 102 decir dar a cada uno lo su- intermedio y avanzado. Ha- ra (hace euatro anos eran 68). 5:30 p.m. yo. Esto supone que tenemos Muchas de ellas tienen enfer- Iglesia primitiva respecto al Ave. — 11:00 a.m. bra tambien un curso inter- culto mariano. ST, KUGH, Royal Road y ST. AGNES, 101 Harbor Dr. capacidad para distinguir el medio de espanol para nor- meras, maestras y asistentas Main Highway — 5:30 p.m. sociales. El 38 por ciento del Key Biscayne —• 8:30, 11:00 gienero y el individuo, la hu- teamericanos. CONTROVERSIA LITTLE FLOWER, 1270 manidad y el ser huniano: y clero es diocesano, el 62 por A.NASTASIA Ave, Coral Ga- am. Hasta el 3 de enero podran ciento religioso. Los alumnos En cuanto al color negro de bles — 9:00 y 12:30 p.m. CAPILLA DEL NORTHSIDE dar siempre y en todo mo- registrarse los interesados en en seminarios mayores son dichas imagenes marianas, INMAOTLADA CONCEP- Northside/ Shopping Center mento, en el orden material las oficinas del Centro, en" 277 (antes 275), y los que es- puede decirse que el asunto CION, 68 W 42 Place, Hia- 79 ST. y 29 Ave. N.W. — y en el espiritual, a cada uno dias y horas laborables. Las tudian en el liienor son 428, ha sido motivo de controver- lo cuyo, a lo largo de 365 clases se ofreceran 3 veces un aumento de 65. leam — 11:30 a.m. ST DOMINIC, 5909 N.W 7St sias. ' ST. BOWENDAN, 87 Ave y 32 11:00 A.M. dias, es vivir justamente. por semana, de 7 a 9 p.m.

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INSTRUCTION BUILDING REPAIRS PLUMBING ROOFING FOR SALE VOICE ST. JAMES' PARISH TONY THE HANDYMAN WHY PAY FOR A NEW ROOF? FENCE FOR SALE r&R 'ROUND TUTORING. PRIVATE HENRY FLATTERY We repair your roof. 30 Years of guaranteed CLASSIFIED OR^fifiOUP. ELEMENTARY SUBJECTS. Electric, plumbing, carpentry, Complete Sepfic Tank Service work. Also new roofs. HI 3-1922, MO 7-9606 FREE ESTIMATES AIR CONDITIONED STUDIO masonry, jalousies, painting. Plumbing Repairs and City Sewer Connections or MU 5-1097. / RATES and CALL MU 5-2269 NOW. CHAIN-LINK - WOOD - CONCRETE Install air conditioners. Wl 74256 7632 NW 2 Ave. PL 7-1866 FENCING AT ITS BEST! INFORMATION JOHN'S ROOFING FHA FINANCING LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3 Line Minimum Charge EMPLOYMENT LeaKy Roofs Repaired. FENCE & GARDEN CENTER PH. 888-5193 CARPENTERS $5 Up. Expert Work CA 6-2790 — HI 8-6102 Count 5 Words Per Line McGORMICK - BOYFIT POSITIONS WANTED FEMALE MARINE EQUIPMENT St. Brendan Parish — HOUSEHOLD, Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE ROOFS - PRESSURE CLEANED Death Notices — per inch $3.00 SMALL REPAIRS, ROOF LEAKS etc. We specialize in plumbing repairs $14.95 - ANY SIZE ROOF BOATING GIFTS unlimited at Brownrigg i Time Per Line 60c Colored day worker and ironing. Good refer- Call John Grirrmins for estimate, 7424 N.E. 2nd Ave., Miami, Fla. • Licensed and.Insured. HI 4-1627 ences. Call Mandy 379-0170. CA 1-4359 or CA 1-5676 Marine-Supplies, Inc. 3041 Grand Ave., Coco- 3 Times .....;... Per Line bUc . . Day PL 7-0606 nut Grove. HI 4-7343. Night PL 9-0355-PL 8-9622 13 Consecutive ROOF CLEANING & COATING Times Per Line 40c CARETAKING CARPENTRY — PAINTING. ETC. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 26 Consecutive -GENERAL HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS VENETIAN BUND SERVICE Fred, NE 5-3463 — Member Corpus Christi Roofs pressure cleaned $12. Spray painted Times Per Line 35c Couple want caretaking for a private resi- $47. Snowbright Co. Wl 7-6465, FR 3-8125. Largest selection of new and used pianos dence. Can furnish best of references. and organs in Florida. 52 Consecutive VENETIAN BLINDS-CORNICES VICTORS, 300 N.W. 54 ST. PL 8-8795 Times Cl 7-7186. Homestead. REFINISHED REPAIRS YOUR HOME Per Line 30c CARPET INSTALLATION, REPAIRS WINDOW REPAIRS SAME RATE as 2 CALL STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE 10 El lines ordinary type Carpets stretched, installation, cleaned, in- 9510 N.W. 7th AVE. BUSINESS SERVICES (MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARISH) JALOUSIES, WINDOWS AND SCREENS SAME RATE AS 3 surance claims, cigarette burns repaired. REPAIRED CALL ANDY, OX 1-2018 Singer electric portable. Reconditioned. $15. lines ordinary type DRAPERIES Mike PL 8-7894 — YU 9-7811. Call 685-1564. 2 p.m. SIGNS | Are Found £ For Friday Edition. HOMES * OFFICES CA 1-4750 RUG CLEANING REBUILT "The Voice" will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion. In Rugs Cleaned — In your Home, or our Plant the event of any error in an advertise- EDVITO SIGNS HOME REPAIR Guaranteed Scooters TRUCKS WALLS GOLD LEAF MIKE'S RUG CLEANING | In The 1 ment on the part of the publisher, it will Dade PL 8-7894 Broward YU 9-7811 . . . ALL MAKES REPAIRED furnish the advertiser a letter so worded 90 N.W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 All types of home repair, also screening re- as to explain the said error and the pair. No job too small. Ray, Member Epiphany publisher shall be otherwise relieved Parish, CE 5-643*. Give your Rugs « Carpets a BISCAYNE SCOOTERS from responsibility thereof. LIGHT YOUR WAY 'NEW LOOK' — For ESTIMATE | VOICE | PH. 681-5823 —No Legal or Political Ads— CALL Hank — PL 4-0898 14354 N.W. 7th AVE. to better business LAWN MOWER SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiK ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. ANNOUNCEMENTS Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. ROOFING 2955 N.W. 75th St Authorized Service and Parts Miami. Fla. Fertilizers — Sharpening — Welding LEAKS^- TILES REPAIRED $4 UP WHEN YOU'RE PLANNING A For The TWO STORES TO SERVE YOU ALL TYPES ROOFING & REPAIRS WEDDING RECEPTION, DANCE, LICENSED & INSURED LUNCHEON, PARTY, ETC. CALL INSURANCE 27 S.W. 27th Ave. Call HI 4-2305 ALL METROPOLITAN ROOFING CO. THE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS HALL, 20256 Od Cutler Rd. Call CE 5-4323 FREE ESTIMATES CA 1-6671 270 CATALONIA AVE., CORAL GABLES 18 YEARS ROOFING EXPERIENCE BEST TRADES, $35 UP AIR CONDITIONING OPTIONAL GIL HAAS INSURANCE, INC. (MEMBER OF ST. BRENDAN PARISH) LAWN MAINTENANCE SEE OR CALL BERNIE Di CRISTAFARO See or call us for HI 8-9242 OR 271-6337 AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE RELIABLE LAWN MAINTENANCE., S.W. SEC-WILLIAMS ROOFING WE COVER , DADE PRICES and 1338 N.W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 TION. TEL.: CA 1-159J Re-roofingr repair. (Leaks our specialty) Baby sitters wanted for hotel and motel work. Liscensed - insured. CA 1-0904 or HI 8-6102 Call 945-5909 MOVING & STORAGE HARPERS LANDSCAPING SERVICE HOMES FOR SALE S.W. Daniel J. Horvath TERMS Michael J. Boyle MOW AND EDGE — ?5 AND UP General Manager USED CATHOLIC Reading Material needed for MOVING AND STORAGE. CALL JIMMJE CA 1-8230 New Car Sales Mgr. Pickup truck $5 a load. Missionaries of India. HI 8-0624. Padded van, flat price. MU 1-9930. Ltttle Flower »• ASK FOR Epiphany VELVET LAWN SEVICE, WHITE Coral Gables South Miami BISCAYNE PARK, MIAMI SHORES OR S.S. Peter & Paul Parish IRONING DONE IN MY HOME JOE WELSH MOVING and STORAGE NORTH MIAMI AREAS. CALL REASONABLE. MU 1-8838. Local moving, modern Vans. Local, long dis- PL 8-8675 or 945-9307 tance moving. In Fla., Ft. Lauderdale, Palm Beach, Orlando, Tampa. Key West. NE 5-2461 CHILD CARE ' s. Eves. MU 1-1102. LAWN SPRINKLERS INCOME PROPERTY

Baby sitting, eyes; weekends.. 18 Year old, ALLIED LAWN AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" reliable, exper. infants, youngsters. PL 4-5336. WATER SOFTENERS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Home and income. 826 S.W. 12 Ct. PONUAC DEALER 665 S.W. 8-ST. MIAMI SERVISOFT SYSTEM OF MIAMI INC. Lawn Sprinklers, Pumps and Wells DETROIT- FLINT* MIAMI LOANS Installed, Serviced & Maintained HI 3-5515. Service - Repairs - Sales. HI 3-5515 SERVING S. FLORIDA SINCE 1940 2 Story 3 bedroom I Vi bath home 109 San Lorenzo Ave., Coral Gables, Fla. FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE < DIAMONDS — JEWELRY — SILVER FREE ESTIMATES IN DADE LOANS TO $600! LOW LEGAL RATES. CALL MU 8-4661 2 Car garage in rear with apt. OVER 60 YEARS IN BUSINESS HOME IMPROVEMENT HALPERTS JEWELERS 377-2353 PAINTING upstairs. Well kept. New modern 449. Pan Am Bank Bldg. 150 S.E. 3 Ave. APPLIANCE REPAIRING PAINTING - INTERIOR - EXTERIOR kitchen and bath. Large walk-in Free estimates, gas, electric appliances. Licensed, Insured, Clean/Reliable. LOW Expert Work. Reasonable. Mart's 691-8363. RATE. Call FRANK 696-3824 Social Security closets. Jalousied front porch. Con- BUILDERS Painting, inside - outside, any size Job. venient to stores & transportation. Carpentry work. Free estimates. Member ADDITIONS, REPAIRS —ALL TYPES St. Mary. Dee. PL 7-3875. Can A. i. CONTRACTING CO. Licensed & Insured. NO JOB TOO SMALL. Let Us Prove Our Low Cost To You. House painting. Exterior walls $65 up. Will CALL TONY Wl 7-3989 OR repair corners. 30 years experience. S.W. TOTAL PRICE Funeral Bills JACK NA 1-3326 area preferred. 226-5629.

BUILDING REPAIRS PLUMBING $15,900

Free Booklet Gives AL - The Handyman JACK & SONS. 2035 NW 95 ST. Enclose carports, painting, 30 Yrs. plumbing experience. 24 Hour serv- FURNISHED jaloustes, carpentry, masonry & ice. Special repairs. Free estimate on new Full Information household repairs. No job too small. jobs and sewers. OX 1-4826. Wl 7-6423 or Wl 5-7878 'Social Security and Veterans $2,500 Cash required. Balance easy Benefits..«,are explained in the hew GUIDEBOOK recently pub- PHIL PALM.PLUMBING payments. lished by Lithgow Funeral Cen- WE REPAIR REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS ters. Many families are un- CALL PLAZA 8-9896 aware of the extent to which ALL APPLIANCES they ay benefit under Social Smoll and Large — Complete H. A. MILLER, Sec — as much as $255 ' Home Owners Sales and Service for luneral expenses! Re-Roofing & Repairs Realtor Veterans are now entitled to The next time you special burial allowances which All Types Roofs — Since 1920 FR 1-7703 Evenings FR 3-8591 o NEW or USED bring help to families in time PALMER Roofing Co. . . . moke sure one of of need. APPLIANCES these courteous DON 6655 S.W. 8th ST. — 667-1656 FR 3-6244 ALLEN representatives is Get your FREE COPY of this Phone FRanklin 1-3592 in on the scene to assure wonderful GUIDEBOOK. There Investment and Residential is no obligation (no one will you complete satisfaction! call). Mailed in a plain wrapper. Properties Write to Lithgow Funeral Cen- SERGE GOMEZ WE'RE READY TO TRADE! ters, 487 N.E. 54th St., Miami ^Plumbing Repair Service It's o PROVEN FACT, your 3?, Fid., or telephone PLaza r Cc — Realtors cor is WORTH MORE as a 7-5544. •••.'• 234 Biscayne Blvd., Miami trade-in when you deal thru your nearest PARISH In Miami it's PLaza 7-0606 REPRESENTATIVE — call him TODAY for your free ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE 1 demonstration ride in a PLoza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 < 1964 CHEVROLET FIVE Funeral Centers 0 'BUILDER • DEVELOPER 485 N.E. 54th Street : S McCormick-Boyeff Plumbing Co. ! 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVEJ MIAMI 38, FLORIDA;', PLaza 7-5544 7424 N.E. 2nd AVE. MIAMI. FLA.<

December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Page 25 tOPSdIL & "SAND tOH SMS CO-OP. APTS. FOR SAtr HOMES FOR SALE. FT; LAUDIHDAM HpAWS, ?OR HOMES FOR SALE N.W. HOMES FOR SALE CORAL GABLES 1 v- --« --•—** " •"••*•- , - -. ••% • -rr; .. >'*'•"• . ...:. .—7-*^ FERTILE TOP SOIL — LAWN SAND — FILL. NO- CAR. NECESSARY 3 blocks to St. Anthony Catholic Church and Sacrifice part of equity in our large CBS Charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch style Prompt delivery. 666-3954 Evenings NE 4-0965. Walk to hospitals, stores, buses, restaurants. schools. Clean 3 bedrDom 1 bath, living room, $23,500 TOTAL home. 427. N.W. 82nd Ter. home, . on the deep watefway. •• Reduced /for quick' sale. Call MO 7-1190 for app't. ' 2 Bedroom, 2 bath, pool-patio. Adults only. dining room, complete kitchen, oak floors, Buys This Custom Built, Water- Nice neighbors. 12665 NE 16 Ave. Apt. 20.screened front porch, carport, Florida room, ' REAL ESTATE PL 1-3442 or UN 6-1411 Ext. 277. on bus line. Paved alley in rear. Price ?12,900. front, 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home, $15,800. 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, Florida room, With Garage, 25' Florida Room and garage, hardwood floors, built-in kitchen, In the heart of Coral Gables. 11 Room furn. 436 N.E. 11 Ave. Owner. fenced yard, sprinkler system, tile roof, Built-in Bar. RENTALS — MANAGEMENT HOMES FOR SALE-POMPANO corner. Near Biscayne College and'Pace High. home on,2 acres. Near churches. Rent or LISTINGS WANTED Owner. MA 1-2802. 3130 N.W. 165th St sell. 443-7837. DIGK-BROOKS — REALTOR — 688-6638 HOMES FOR SALE-W. HOLLYWOOD $21,000 F.H.A. MORTGAGE % SI. POMPANO LOW TAXES AND ... Homes For Sale or Rent—C. Gables LOTS FOR SALE — DELRAY BEACH Only a few steps to St. Coleman Church and Near St. Stephan.. 2 Bedroom. Screened ONLY $2,500 DOWN St. Rose of Lima Parish. 3 Bedroom, air School. Large 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. House porch, carport, fenced back yard. Quiet area. conditioned. Fenced in, awnings, many extras. ready for occupancy. Low down payment. PHONE OWNER 681-5512 For sale or-rent. Attractive 8-year old CBS, Lot 153'x87.33' Close to Catholic- school and 987-0348. PL 4-5336 Cburch. Phone Delray 276-5336. Owner must sell. Call WH 2-2338 off Trail near Granada. 3 Bedrooms^. 2 baths, sitting room, dining room, garage, screened HOMES FOR SALE - MIAMI SHORES HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT - N.W. patio, modern kitchen: Excellent F.H.A. Com- HOLIDAY HOMES! mitment. Price $19,000. Owner, 661-0342. VIC PERERA JIM KELLY SEE THE 1. 2 Bedroom furn. home. Large lot $10,500 Lovely 4 bath,\ Pool. Air Cond., Heat. 9118 Near St. Michaels. 3 Bedroom, Florida room, Pres. Vice Pres. 2. 3 Bedroom 2 bath home $12,000 N. Miami Ave. PL 8-0991. garage, fenced, heat and extras. Good terms.' APARTMENT FOR RENT N.E. 3. 2 Bedroom 2 bath home $10,500 NE 4-0085 or PL 9-2153. St. Gregory Queen of Martyrs 4. 2 Bedroom home $9,000 HOMES FOR SALE, NO. MIAMI ALL NEW Lots & Acreage at speculator's prices 1 Bedroom furn. apt. Yearly rental, Near St. HOMES FOR SALE S.W. - Rose. ?75 Month. PL 8-3186. " , YU 9-2096 Eves. YU 3-4428 3 Bedroom like new. Landscaped. Furnished or unfurnished. Block to Holy Family Church 1964 RAMIHLEft 6081 WASHINGTON ST., W. HOLLYWOOD & School. Wl 7-1809. Near St. . 3 bedroom 2 APARTMENTS FOR RENT S.W. bath, on 2 acres — stables. 6890 S.W. 64 St. MO 1-1891. J. A. O'BRIEN, REALTY HOMES FOR SALE — NO. MIA. BCH. 1 Bedroom furn. new duplex. No pets. GIH.FSTREAM 2991-7 W. Flagler St. HI 3-7625. HOMES FOR SALE N.E. 'TAKE OVER 4% G.I. MORTGAGE PERFECT FOR RETIREES! 1 or low down payment. F.H.A. Holy Family ROOMS FOR RENT N.E. RAMBLER Parish. 3 Bedroom, IV2 bath. Recreation room, $9,300 Total. $300 cash, $59 month pays Terrific value. A beautiful, modern, spacious, extra large living and dining area, screened all. Modern 2 bedroom CBS home with tile 510 N. FEDERAL HWY., HALLANDALE 3 bedroom rancher. 697 N.E. 72 St. 1 Block patio, fenced yard. Near shopping, churches roof. Key at 7349 SW 8 St. Large bedroom, private bath, air,-*~«Utlahed, east of blvd. Asking $18,500. Only $2,500 Dn. and schools. "?15,000. 1115 N.E. 156th St TV, and telephone. Kitchen pf is.' Ex- PHone WA 3-4601 MIAMI Phone Wl 5-1901 CARMINE BRAVO, Broker 754-4731 Wl 7-6400. MULLEN REALTORS CA 6-1311 cellent location near bay. PL \ J. ONLY 1 MILE SOUTH OF THE HOLLYWOOD CIRCLE AT HONEST LOW "SELECT" USED CARS PRICES — EASY TERMS Complete Service" Facilities. — Body Shop — Upholstery — Glass. "WE BACK EVERY SALE WITH SERVICE" BANK RATE FINANCING FOR Parish Pharmacies Guide PROMPT ANNUNCIATION ' • RELIABLE LAKE FOREST PHARMACY FRIENDLY Store SERVICE YU 3-6359 YU 3-9381 4080 S.W. 40th AVE., HOLLYWOOD, FLA.

THE CATHEDRAL ' EPIPHANY •••••••••.• . - v NELSON'S PHARMACY . FAST FREE DELIVERY — PHONE PL 4-3774 "PHARMACY IS OUR PROFESSION" ALL PRESCRIPTIONS THAT WERE FILLED AT HARTLEY'S PHARMACY ARE NOW AVAILABLE AT STAHLS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY. DELIVERY SERVICE CHANCERY RLDG. — 6301 BISCAYNE RLVD. RED SUNSET BLDO. — SO. MIAMI M0 64425 ST. VINCENT de PAUL *••••• St. AGNES ' - . • •- •••'-• FLAMINGO PHARMACY VERNON'S DRUGS YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD DRUG STORE 658 So. Crandon Blvd. Key Biscayne -._.' GILBERT PRESS, R. Ph. PHONE EM 1-5632 FREE DELIVERY 691-7011 9485 N.W. 17th AVE. "PRESCRIPTIONS" FIRST" — HARRY & DICK VERNON : U.S. POST-OFFICE ON PREMISES LITTLE FLOWER MAJORCA REXALL DRUGS PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY Three Stores To Serve You — Complete Prescription 'Service FREE DELIVERY 515 E. 25th St. 801 W. 49th St. 398 E. 41st St. HI 8-2441 HI 6-9419 691-0641 TU 8-3436 TU 8-4683 1735 Ponce De Leon Coral Gables NIGHT EMERGENCY Pb. 821-0473

ST PA.XRICK ST. JOHN THE APOSTLE ESSEX VILLAGE PHARMACY CLARK-SNYDER PHARMACY Prescription pricing policy that is the lowest PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE WE QUOTE PRICES TU 8-4660 ALTON ROAD AT 41sf STREET FREE Cup of Coffee with Every Prescription JE 4-2978 441 HIALEAH DRIVE. NEXT TO ESSEX THEATRE ED RIDOLPH ! PROMPT DRUG DELIVERY Charter Member St. John The Apostle I CORPUS CHRIST! VISITATION 38 years in Dade County AltAPATTAH PHARMACY JaAa&dv 2000 N.W. 17th Avenue THE LIGGETT-REXALL STORE "In Business For Your Health" PHONE FREE Jack E. Massey, Owner TOP VALUE 25 years in the same business NA 1-9961 DELIVERY STAMPS Phone NE 5-7321 MIAMI, FLORIDA 18315 N.W. 7th AVE., NORWOOD, MIAMI 14 years with Chevrolet ST. JAMES HOLY FAMILY OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT EVERY DAY • GOLDEN PHARMACY 9 years in the same location THE PRESCRIPTION SHOP, MARSHAL T. STERN, R. PH. C SANDY'S DRUGS FREE Delivery within the Parish. tnmoF Phone MU 1"«67 1060 N.E. 163rd ST. — Wl 7-2467 SALES COUNSELLOR COSMETICS 13265 N.W. 7th Avenue North Miami ASSOCIATED WITH CONSUMER GREEN STAMPS PROMPT FREE DELIVERY SERVICE ST. LAWRENCE BLESSED SACRAMENT Phone Wl 5-1131

(ADJACENT HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL) FAMILY DRUGS COMPLETE PRESCRIPTION CENTER* "FAMOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS" For Free Delivery Phone 564-7569 DUM0S OPEN DAILY 7 A.M. TO 10 P.M. , lay Jacobs Ph. G. DRUGS • FLORIST • RESTAURANT • GIFTS 18100 N.E. 19th Ave. North Miami Beach 4701 N. FEDERAL HWY., FORT LAUDERDALE •%; MILNfR OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP ST. PHILIP DEPENDABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE 4181 S.W. 8th ST. CHEVROLET Zfadah's OPA • L O CKA DRUGS HI 4-3566 (Greater Opa-Loclca's Exclusive Helena Rubenstein Cosmetic Outlet) SUNDRIES * PHOTO SUPPLIES * FILM DEVELOPING * MONEY ORDERS * BLUE STAMPS Phone MU 1-3122 400 Opa-Loeka Blvd.

Page 26 December 27, 1963 THE VOICE Miami, Florida Timetable Of 3 GENERATIONS OF SERVICE A,Lgain, the smile of the Mona Lisa IN THE GREAT AMERICAN TRADITION welcomes you to this acclaimed room- with its great wall of paintings, Sunday Masses flawless service, haute cuisine. ARCADIA: St. Paul. 7. II. MIAMI SPRINGS: Blessed Trinity, 6 AVON PARK: Our Lady Of Grace, 7:30, 8:30, 9:30. 10:30. 12 and Morry King, his Stradivarius, 8:30, 10. 5:45 p.m. and his strolling violinists 3ELLE GLADE: St. Philip Benizi, 10, MIRAMAR: St. Bartholomew, (Firemen's and 11:15 (Spanish). Recreation Hall, at Island Dr. and with songs of many lands. Pembroke Rd.) 7,; 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 BOCA GRANDE: Our Lady of Mercy, and 7 p.m. Plus the song stylings of 10:15 MOORE HAVEN: St. Joseph the Work- Herb George at the piano bar. BOCA RATON: St. , 7,er, 10. For dinner, for supper, and 'til 3 a.m. 9, 10:30, 12. NARANJA: St. Ann, 10:30 (Spanish. BONITA SPRINGS: St. Leo. 7:30. 9:30. NAPLES: St. Ann, 6, 8, 10, 11. BOYNTON BEACH: St. Mark, 7, 8:30,NORTH DADE COUNTY: St. Monica Reserve for our 10, 11:30 A - 8, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. CLEWISTON: St. Margaret, 8 a.m. andNORTH MIAMI: Holy Family, 6, 7, 8 Saturday night galas, violins and 7 p.m. 9. 10, 11, 12, 6:30 p.m. COCONUT GROVE: St. Hugh, 7, 8:30,St. James, 6, 7. 8, 9, 10. 11, 12:15 dinner dancing (black tie, please) 10:30, 12 and 5:30 p.m. (Sermons in and 5:30 p.m. Sunday night shore dinners Spanish and English). Visitation, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30 ond CORAL GABLES: Little Power (Audi- PRICES TO SATISFY EVERY FAMILY torium), 9, 11:30 and 12:30 (Spanish); NORTH MIAMI BEACH: St. Lawrence, Specialties from our most diversified (Church), 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11:30, 12:30. 7, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and 6:30 p.m. a la carte menu served at all times. St. Thomas Aquinas Student Center, NORTH PALM BEACH: St. Clare. B:30, 9:30, 10:30 and 12. DANIA: Resurrection (Second St. and7, 8:15, 9:30, 10:45. 12 and 5:30 p.m. 6001 BIRD ROAD Fifth Ave.) 7, 8 ,9, 10, 11 and 12OKEECHOBEE. : sacred Heart 9. Boys' DEERFIELD BEACH: St. Ambrose School; 10:30. 667-8801 (5109 N. Fed. H'way) 7, 8, 9:30, 11,OPA-LOCKA: Our Lady of Perpetua and 12. Help, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11:30. DELRAY BEACH: St. Vincent, 6:45, St. Philip (Bunche Park). 9. 7200 N.W. 2nd AVENUE — 751-7523 8:30, 10 and 11. PAHOKEE: St. Mary, 11:30- EDEN ROC/COLLINS AVE. AT45th FORT LAUDERDALE: Annunciation, PALM BEACH: St. Edward, 7, 9, 12 9:30 ' Reservations: John Monahan JE 2-2561 St. Anthony, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30, 12 andand 6. 5:30 p.m. PE&RINE: Holy Rosary, 7, 8, 9:30. ST. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. 10:30, 12 and 5:30. St. Clement, 8, 9, 10, 11:15, 12:30. PLANTATION: St. Gregory 8, 9:15 St. Jerome, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. 10:30, 11:30 and 12:30 p.m. Blessed Sacrament (Oakland Park Blvd. ond NE 17th Ave.), 6, 8, 9:30, 11POMPAW, » BEACH: Assumption, 7, 8 1230 St. Elizabeth, 8, 9, 11, 12. Queen of Martyrs, 7, 8, 9. 10, 11:30, POMPANO SHORES: St. Coleman. 7 12:30, 6 p.m. 8, 9:30 11, 12:15. VIII reasons why FORT LAUDERDALE BEACH: St. Pius X, PORT CHARLOTTE: St. Charles Bor- 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 12:15. romeo, 7, 8, 9:30, 11 and 6 p.m. St. Sebastian (Harbor Beach), 8, 9:30,PORT ST. LUCIE: Marina, 9. 11 ond 5:30 p.m. PUNTA GORDA: Sacred Heart, 7:30 10, 6:30 p.m. FORT MYERS: St. Fronds Xavier, RICHMOND HEIGHTS: Christ The 6, 7, 8:30, 10, 11:30. King, 7, 10, 12. Van Orsdel's is Miami's PHILBRICK St. Cecilia Mission, 7 and 10. RIVIERA BEACH: St. Francis, 7, 8, 9, FORT MYERS BEACH: Ascension. 7:30, 10:30, H-:30. AMBULANCE SERVICE 9:30. SANIBEL ISLAND: 11:30. SEBASTIAN: St. William Mission, 8 a.m. NOW AVAILABLE FORT PIERCE: St. Anastasla, 6, 7:30.SEBR1NG: St. Catherine, 7, 9:30, 11. Auditorium: 9/10:30, 12. SOUTH MIAMI: Epiphany, 6:30, 8, 9. $ HALLANDALE: St. Matthew, 6:15, 8,10, II, 12. most recommended 1O.OO 9, 10, 11, 12. St. Louis (Palmetto Sr. High Auditor- FIAT RATE • , HIALEAH: Immaculate Conception, 6, ium. 7460 S.W. 118th St.) 8, 9:30 9, 10:30, 11:30 (Spanish). ond 11. THROUGHOUT.OAOE COUNTY (City Auditorium), 8, 9:30, 11, 12:30, St. Thomas (South Miami Jr. High •.;• TO OR FROM ALL HOSPITALS and 6:30 p.m.. School. 6750 SW 60th St.), 8, 10, 11 STUART: St. Joseph, 7, 9, 1!. NO EXTRA CHARGE' St. Bernard Mission: 9. 10 (Spanish). funeral service St. John the Apostle, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10,VERO BEACH: St. Helen, 7:30, 9, 11. 11, 12 ond -6 p.m. WAUCHULA: St. Michael. 9. Coraf Gables • South Miami- • Miami Shores • Miami WEST PALM; BEACH: Blessed Martin 444-6201 667-2518 751-3613 373-6363 KOBE SOUND: St. Christopher, 9 a'm. 9:30. HOLLYWOOD: Annunciation 8, 9, 10Holy Name, 7, 9, 10:30, 12. CALL FOR INFORMATION .& 11:30. St. Ann 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11. 12. JRICK AMBULANCE SERVICi Little Flower, 5:45, 7, 8:15, 9:30St,. , (4317 N. Congress) 8. Convenient Locations — four chapels strate- 10:45, 12, 5:30 p.m. 9, 10, 11, 12 Nativity, 6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:30, 10:30, St. Juliana, 6:30, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. gically located for family and friends. 11:30, 7:30 p.m. St. Bernadette, 8, 9, 10, 11. ON THE KEYS St. Stephen, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12:15 and BIG PINE KEY: St. Peter's Mission. 7 p.m. 10:30 a.m. Mere experienced — Van Orsdel's conducts KEY WEST: St. Mary, 6, 7, 8:30, 10. HOMESTEAD: Sacred Heart, 6:30, 8,11:15 and 12:15. II more adult than anyone in Dade 9:30, 11, and 6 p.m. St. , 8, 9:30 and 11. IMMOKALEE: Lady of Guadalupe, 8:30 County ... and passes savings developed and 11:45 MARATHON SHORES: San Pablo. 6:30, Allen E. Brake, F.D. Jack E. Sounders, F.D. 8:30. on to the famiKes we serve. INDIANTOWN: Holy Cross, 7:45. PLANTATION KEY: San Pedro, 6:30. JUPITER: St. Jude (U.S. 1), 8 a.m.,9,11. 10:30 a.m. KEY BISCAYNE: St. Agnes, 7, 8:30, Finest facilities — Van Orsdel's beautiful 10 (Spanish) and U:15 (Spanish). LABELLE: Mission, 10. Four New Members 111 chapels provide everything possible for com- LAKE PLACID: St. James Mission, fort and reverent dignity. All chapels equipped ^480 N.W. 27th AVE. NE 4-8545 LAKE 'WORTH: Sacred Heart, 6, 7, 8, Join St. Ann CCD with pews and kneeling rails. 9:15, 10:30, 11:30. St. Luke, 7, 8, 9:15, 10:30 ond 12 noon. WEST PALM BEACH — Four LEHIGH ACRES: St. (Admin- istration Building) 8, 10. new members were welcomed Finest service — no compromise with qual- MARGATE: St. Virtcent. 8, 10, 11:30. FR 3-0656 MIAMI: The Cathedral, 7, 8, 9, 10,into the newly reorganized St. IV ity. Our best service always — to anyone — '1, 12 noon, 6 p.m. Ann parish Confraternity of regardless of the amount spent — and we Assumption Academy, 9:15, 10:30, 12:15 (Announcements in Spanish). Christian Doctrine during a re- guarantee our service. Corpus Chrisfl, 6, /, 8, 9, 10 (Span- ish), 11, 12, 12:55 (Spanish) and 5:30 cent meeting of the group. p.m. {Spanish). Father J. L. Leroy, S. J., at- Personal attention — our staff trained to Gesu, 5 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11:30, 12:30. Holy Redeemer, 7, 8:30, 10. tended the meeting. Eight par- personally handle every*' problem, no matter International Airport (International ish CCD members plan to at- PLUMMET Hotel), 7:15 and 8 (Sundays and Holy- how difficult-, every detail, no matter how days). tend a CCD Teachers course small. FUNERAL HOME St. Mary of tne Missions ond St.when it is given in the area. , 7, 8:30. St. Brendan, 7, 8, 9:13, 10:30, 11:30, The parish CCD members THIRTEEN FORTV-NINiS 12:30, and 5:30 "p.m., 6:30 p.m. (Span- will make an effort to enroll Freedom of choice -— every family may FLAGLER STREET. WEST ish). St. Dominic (Fairlawn School) 7 8, students attending public high select a service price within their means — 9, 10, 11. (Spanish). VI "Member C.D.A.—K of C—Holy Name" St. Mission fTlvoli Theatre), schools in the weekly CCD class no one has to plead charity to purchase 9, rO:3O, 12. any of our funerals — no questions are asked St. Mary Chapel, 8, 9, 10:30 andgiven at 7:30 p.m. each Wednes- 5:30 (Spanish). day by Father Leroy. — and we use no selling pressure! St. Michael, 6. 7, 8, 9 (Polish), 10 (Spanish), 11, 12:30, 6 p.m. (Span- ish), 7:30 p.m. Dade County Aud- itorium 9, 10:30 12. Complete funerals, quality for quality, cost SS. Peter ond Paul, 6:15, 7, 8, 9:15. Missioners End Course less at Van Orsdel's — and have for over 20 10:30, 11:45, 12:55 (Spanish), 5:30 VII (Spanish) and 7:30 (Spanish). years. St. Timothy 8, 9:30, 11, (Spanish,) PONCE, P.R. (NO). — Forty- Homelike Surroundings 12:30 and 6:30 p.m. two persons have finished the St. Vincent de Paul (Miami Central We offer all families a choice of over 60 High) 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 (Spanish). first course for volunteer mis- MIAMI BEACH: St. . different caskets, with the finest of funeral sioners in Latin America offer- VIII Dignified Friendly Service 7, 9, 10, 11 and 6 p.m. service and facilities . • . complete in every St. Joseph, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and ed by the Institute for Inter- 5:30 p.m. detail, from $145 - $215 - $279. St. Mary Magdalen: 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,cultural Communications. The and 6 p.Th. group includes 18 U.S. and Ca- Prices To Meet Any St. Patrick 6, 7, 8, 9. 10, IK 12:30 and 6 p.m.' nadian laymen, Sisters and Family Budget MIAMI SHORES: St. Rose of Lima, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. priests. ^ VanChdd KING CARL F. SLADE# F.D. Funeral Home MORTUARIES LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF Serving faithfully for over 60 years CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME 206 S.W. 8th Street FR 3-2111 C. D. Van Orsdel, Licensee 800 PALM AVE. HIALEAH TU 8-3433 For Further Information Call FR 3-5757

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