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138th Year, CXLIII No. 31 Established in 1844: America's Oldest Newspap Publication Friday, Octobers, 1982 K illin g s Refugees John XXIII speaks at the first session of the . Help stop S ponsors O n Vatican II the madness, needed, says A two-part anniversary series begins in this issue on a review of what happened at Vatican II, which was convened on Oct. 11,1962. See asks priest page 6. official By NC NEWS SERVICE By PATRICIA BARTOS A Mary knoll priest has blamed the Though the plight of refugee f C h u rch 9 series Guatemalan military rulers and peoples no longer dominates the Fr. Charles S. Bober continues his four-part series their paramilitary civil defense headlines, the problem is one of on “ What Is the Church?” with a column on squads for most of the atrocities staggering proportions, according "Believers sharing their faith.” The series is being committed in the rural Guatemalan to Frank N. Chinh, project director written in preparation for a reader’s survey on area where he works as a of the diocese's refugee resettle­ life that will appear in the Oct. 22 issue of the missionary. ment program. 'Catholic. See Fr. Bober’s column on Page 11. Maryknoll Father Ron Hennessey Since its beginning seven years said most of the deaths in his area ago, this office has placed some 350 Fr. Bober result from the military’s anti­ refugee families in the area. The subversive campaign against office was first set up to aid in guerrillas. He also blamed handling the tide of Vietnamese MAJOR DENOMINATIONAL FAMftJES BY COUNT ICS OF TNI US 1M0 guerrillas for killing some innocent refugees arriving in this country. people. Since then, the office has processed Cambodian, Laotiai;. Hmong and The missionary made the most recently Pclish refugees accusations in three letters to his fleeing Communist repression in sister, Franciscan Sister Dorothy that country. Marie Hennessey, who lives in Dubuque, Iowa. Sister Hennessey To show the enormity of the made the letters available to the problem, Chinh quotes Dr. Paul press, including the Des Moines Hartling, United Nations High Register, which published an article Commissioner for Refugees. As of in September on Father Hennes­ April 1982 according to Hartling, sey's information. some 10 million refugees and displaced persons existed in the FR. H EN NESSEY'S letters listed world. A vast number of these, atrocities based on evidence he according to Chinh, are rural and gathered from interviews and from poor urban peoples, often visiting the areas in which the uneducated and unprepared for life incidents took place. He said the outside of their own homelands. situation has become so bad for the rural Indians that they are forced Among these "invisible" peoples often on penalty of death to choose are more than one million refugees S urvey of reU gions sides between helping the military from the Ethiopian civil war of the or the guerrillas. 1970s who still are stranded in camps A county by county study of U.S. church membership shows that in Somalia. Another 20,000 are in many areas of the country became more diversified in during The letters were written in July Sudan and others in Kenya and the 1970s. See page 6. and August from San Mateo Ixtatan, Prayers for classmate . Afghani refugees fleeing the the town in Guatemala's Huehue- Russian occupation there now Also inside Pages tenango province were Fr. In the gym at Pomona High School in Arvada, Colo., a Denver suburb number some 800,000 persons living Hennessey has his parish. classmates kneel in prayer for Kelly Leid (inset), a junior at the in "a tense situation” in Pakistani camps. Editorial ...... ^ The priest said that on July 2 in school. Kelly, a member of the football team and Spirit of Christ Around the diocese...... 7 San Mateo Ixtatan the military took Catholic community in Arvada, was stricken in August with Guillan And the situation seems no better Obituaries...... a 10 villagers and slashed their Barre, a rare disease that attacks the central nervous system. He was in Thailand where last year the Home Again...... ’ ’ ’ i? throats, and soldiers tortured and hovering between life and death during a critical 24-hour period but government threatened to seal off Television, movies...... ~ ...... _ shot another villager. He added that now, improving rapidly, he asks teammates to "keep that jersey the border to Cambodian, Laotian warm for me.” See story on page 3. (NC Photo) (Continued on page 2) and Vietnamese refugees seeking asylum unless other governments agreed to help shoulder the burden. Thailand once again is inundated with refugees and is again threatening to refuse to accept A bortion A ct suit them. This situation, Chinh said, "is desperate." The camps now hold PCC, PCUC think new state law will stand test 180,000 — 96,000 Cambodians, 56,000 Laotian and Hmong, and the rest The Pennsylvania Catholic abortion as much as possible under counseled about the abortion Vietnamese. Conference and People Concerned These profiteers are objecting to current law,” the PCC said Oct. 5. procedure at least 24 hours before for the Unborn Child have issued parental consent, thereby From the beginning, Pittsburgh having an abortion; and that a statements critical of a federal suit “ The lawsuit was not unexpect­ undermining parental rights and the has been "very generous and asking that the state’s recently ed” , it added. "Most anti-abortion minor seeking an abortion must sacred bond between parent and warm” in helping refugee families, passed Abortion Control Act be legislation that has been passed in have the consent of parent, guardian child. They're objecting to a law but Chinh explained three or the court. which would require that in late- declared unconstitutional. Pennsylvania has generally been misconceptions are keeping more challenged in court. We feel that the term abortions, doctors would have parishes from offering to sponsor On Oct. 4,12 plaintiffs filed the suit In an Oct. 4 statement Helen to use techniques most likely to re­ refugee families. a rgument of the plaintiffs won ’ t hold Cindrich, president of PCUC, said in federal court in Philadelphia up. This legislation was gone over sult in a live birth and that a child The most basic reason involves asking the court that it find the new "This suit is the expected knee-jerk born with any defects, disability, or and researched very carefully by reaction from Pennsylvania's the fact that people here are law, which goes into effect in legal counsel and we're confident handicap could not be denied suffering from high unemployment abortion profiteers. They can fling nourishment or medical care.” December, unconstitutional. Gov. that it will stand the constitutional all the rhetoric they want about the rates and inflation. The second is the Richard Thornburgh and other test. And we re very happy that the constitutionality, privacy, due belief that there is no longer a need senior state officals were named as Mrs. Cindrich said that the law state will be defending the law and process, and religious rights. for sponsors. And the third is the defendants in the suit. was humane, progessive legislation our hope is that it will be upheld.” Everybody knows thier bottom line which put the state in the forefront of misunderstanding about employ­ “ WE ARE SORRY TO see this suit is the dollar sign. the anti-abortion movement and ment, the thought that the refugees The PCC .also said that a 1980 law would be taking jobs United States being filed because we feel that restricting public funding of “ They fear that if a woman knows said that the law will pass court Priest dies passage of the Abortion Control Act challenges. workers could use. [ Fr. Lawrence F. O’Hara, 59, died abortions is still in the courts. what her preborn looks like, she may by both houses of the General not be as likely to want to have it Chinh explained that most [Wednesday, Oct. 6. He had been Assembly and its signing by the The U.S. Supreme Court is refugees take the jobs that do not PASSED.IN JU N E, the legislation destroyed. If she knows what a scheduled to review this fall several pastor of St. Mary Church, Beaver Governor indicated that the people before tne courts includes require skilled labor, and that pay »Falls, for 13 years. See obituary on botched abortion could do to her laws from other states which are of Pennsylvania have expressed provisions that require that a body, she may prefer to by-pass this minimum wage. They fill jobs such ¡¡Page 9. their will in wanting to restrict almost identical to the Pennsyl­ woman seeking an abortion be dangerous surgical procedure. vania law. as seamstresses, janitors (Continued on page 3) OFFICIAL

Vocation* week people respond to the call to serve. The decision is not an easy one to i Dearly beloved in Christ: make. God's grace is needed and October 10 to 16, 1982, has been grace comes by way of prayer. I designated as Church Vocations With prayerful best wishes, I Awareness Week by the National am Catholic Vocation Council. I commend to all the observance oi Sincerely yours in Christ, [ Vocations Awareness Week. I There is no need for me to inform I you of the vocation situation, both I for the Diocese and Religious, Bishop of Pittsburgh »Communities of men and women. October 4, 1982 ■To remedy this situation there is a Ineed of coordinated efforts on the A ppointm ent », fcart of Bishops, priests, religious c h a n g e s communities, parents and the . All must endeavor to His Excellency, Bishop encourage the youth who manifest Leonard, announces the following ■he requisite dispositions and be appointments and changes, supportive to them in their efforts effective as noted; h o attain their goal. PASTOR I In the past I have suggested that Bach priest, , religious The Reverend John P. Maloney, woman and accept the from pastor. Michael Challenge to actively encourage at Parish, South Side, Pittsburgh, to least one young man or woman to pastor, Holy Sepulcher Parish, Inter our seminary program or Glade Mills, effective Wednesday, Participate in the programs October 13, 1982. established by religious SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Communities for aspirants to the The Reverend David H. Taylor lommunities. and the Reverend Thomas R. I Unfortunately, it is presumed piat the Church be viewed as a Miller will serve in team ministry ■roup in which "the few minister as associate pastors at Holy Parish, Pittsburgh, to the many.” Vatican Council II pade it distinctively clear that effective Friday, October 1,1982. together. Bishops, priests, CHAPLAIN , sisters, brothers and The Reverend Jerome A. Dixon, |a>ty constitute the Church. J.C.L., from pastor, Holy Promotion of vocation awareness Sepulcher Parish, Glade Mills, to is not a priority of one particular Catholic chaplain, Passavant ■roup in the Church, but each is Hospital (North Hills), effective failed to do its share to a greater Tuesday, November 2, 1982. 1------— mvnwi— hi men new nome in west End are Angels; ¿dzislaw and Grazyna Nichalak with their daughter Adriana* Fr or lesser degree. Father Dixon will reside at Saint representatives of the family’s two sponsoring parishes, St. Martin and Miroslaus Wojcicki, pastor of Guardian Angels; and Fr. Francis ’une Let us pray often that our young Ursula Rectory, Allison Park. Guardian Angels. From left are Mary Greis of St. Martin parish; Fr David pastor of St. Martin. Kriss, assistant pastor of St. Martin; Martha Sobocinski of Guardian — Photo by John C. Keenan Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 8, 1982 fW orld Needs is O’Hara Twp. priest works them e fo r M ission S unday In speaking about World Mission Africa, 297 in Asia, 181 in Central and with tribe Sunday. Pope John Paul II said: South America, 30 in Oceania 13 ;n Europe and 10 in North America. "I wanted to preach the Gospel in Ethiopia myself, making myself, in a way, an itinerant catechist. . ." Last year’s Mission Sunday By Stephen Karlinchak collection in the United States This great yearning of the pope to totaled $16 million — all of it sent An O'Hara Township man has be missionary is expressed partly in directly to the missions. It is now become one of the first Catholic his frequent travels to mission helping missionaries in parishes missionaries serving to evangelize lands. Of these visits he has said; schools, nursing homes, hospitals native tribesmen in southern orphanages and refugee centers in Ethiopia. "The contact with the great these countries. Fr. Vincent Stegman. a member masses of people who still know of the Holy Ghost order, has spent nothing of Christ has convinced me, “ Statistics point up the vast scale the last six years working with the more than anything else, of the of aid provided through the Borona tribe. Altogether the urgency of preaching the Gospel. generosity of American Catholics Borona, he said, number about The world needs Christ! ” But even more dramatic, and more 100,000 members — 80.000 in gratifying. I think, are the personal Ethiopia and 20.000 in neighboring On Sunday, October 24th, letters of thanks from those helped Kenya. The priest said the Catholics will have an opportunity to . the Bishop in Zambia, whose missionaries have an impact on share in the spirit of evangelization diocese w as able to build about 15.000 to 20,000 tribesmen stressed by Pope John Paul. It is desperately needed rural health World Mission Sunday, a day of centers; the seminary in Samoa Christianity, Fr. Stegman said, where native vocations would have Fr. Vincent Stegman, C.S.Sp., displays a painting of Our L a d y of prayer and sacrifice on which came to Ethiopia in the fifth American Catholics will be joined by been too great to accommodate century. Some 40 percent of the Perpetual Help, the Child and SS. Gabriel and Michael painted on those throughout the world in a without aid: the Sisters in Lesotho goat skin by the Amhara tribe of Ethiopia. Ethiopian population are members common effort to sustain the who were provided with transporta­ of the Coptic Christian (Eastern were baptized into the Church. He missionary work of the Church. tion for reaching their people spread Orthodox) Church. Most of the medicine and being of help said that the language barrier was far and wide, Fr. Harvey explained Christians in Ethiopia live in the wherever they can. "We have one of the reasons that the progress developed good relations with the As diocesan director of the Society northern part of the country. Among for the Propagation of the Faith, the tribes of Northern Ethiopia are has been slow. "The first three Borona because we are able to help years, we had to learn the them," he said. which coordinates the celebration of "The common sentiment in all the Amhara. the tribe from which World Mission Sunday, Fr. John their letters, and echoed in so many the former monarchs, including language." he said. "Borona is nota written language, so it was difficult The Borona. Fr. Stegman said Harvey spoke of "both the great more, is deep gratitude, and the former emporer Haile Selassie, live in a semi-desert area; the assurance of prayers for their were members. to learn." need of the missions, and the direct nearest city of any size is 400 miles impact that the cooperative effort of benefactors," he added. The Holy Ghost priests assigned In contrast, the Borona. Fr. away. The Borona are also semi- Mission Sunday has in meeting these to work with the Borona learned the nomadic. "They move once, twice a needs." Stegman said, follow a traditional Their needs remain great, tribal religion. The tribes of language from two Borona year as opposed to eight or 10 times Mission Sunday contributions will however, and there are many more Ethiopia, he added, are Semetic in tribesmen who had learned English as do nomadic peoples,” Fr. At present, he said, some 900 local while away from the tribe attending Stegman said. help children such as this girl in to be helped, Fr. Harvey said in origin. Churches receive aid through the some 900 dioceses throughout the secondary school. The two teachers Propagation of the Faith: 361 in calling on Catholics here to aid in the The religion of the Borona, the acted as interpreters and teachers Fr. Stegman said most Borona world. Mission Sunday collection on Oct. 24 Holy Ghost priest said, is for the missionaries. "Almost all of tribesmen are goat and cattle monotheistic in nature. "Their God the Borona have never been to herders. Barter is their format for is responsible for good and lor evil," school." he added. "They only know exchange, he said. "The only time Fr. Stegman said. "Everything they their tribal language." the government comes in contact M issionary blam es killin g s do socially, cerem onially is with the tribesmen is when the religious in nature.. . Marriage is a In addition to the language tribesmen have to pay a tax for religious service. They have a barrier, Fr. Stegman said, thereare selling their livestock," the priest name-giving ceremony that is two factors which have hindered the said. on m ilita ry in G uatem ala missionaries' progress. One was the similar to our ceremony." Following the concept of the Boronas' resistance to giving up (Continued from page 1) Montt, who came to power in a extended family. Fr. Stegman said The missionary said his chronicle Fr. Stegman said that the polygamy in accepting Catholicism. March coup. of atrocities was read to a U.S. State missionaries are attempting to that the Borona local government is in nearby villages atrocities by The other, he said is an Ethiopian tribal in orientation. He said the soldiers during July included: "I cannot tell if Rios Montt is truly Department delegation that was in integrate Catholic practices into the Guatemala in August to investigate traditional worship practices of the law which only permits missionar­ tribesman are democratic; they a mystic elevated beyond the cruel ies to enter the country as discuss a matter collectively and • Forcing one group of Indians to human rights. Borona. "In teaching about God, kill another group. reality imposed on the people by his they were receptive." he said about developmental personnel (teachers, they try to reach a consensus. subordinate military officers, or if health care personnel and doctors, he is really a genocidist in the guise The head of the delegation, the Borona. "We are constantly Asked about the effect of western • Tying children to each other agricultural experts). "Most other of a Christian prophet," said the Melvin Levitsky, senior deputy trying to integrate their practices culture on the Borona. Fr. Stegman and placing them in a house where missionary groups are tied into they were burned alive. Maryknoll priest. assistant secretary of state for with Catholic practices. They replied "Westernization can only human rights and humanitarian already have a highly developed health care and education (ministries) before they can get to come from education. The effect • Killing 60 families by setting a Rios Montt describes himself as a affairs, was quoted by the Des religion that has many kinds of of western civilization has been village on fire. born-again Christian and his rule as Moines Register as saying that the services. evangelization work." minimal. a moral crusade. delegation received a favorable About the small number of "Please use this and anything else impression of the human rights The Holy Ghost order came to I sent to try to get others to help stop "THE GUERRILLAS are not the southern Ethiopia 10 years ago. converts, Fr. Stegman said, "I'm "I say they are better off. They situation. optimistic because the Borona have a stable social system. this madness," wrote the 52-year- answer,” said Fr. Hennessey. They had served for 50 years in old missionary, who has spent 18 "However, I know of no case where Tanzania, Fr. Stegman said. didn't know about the Church and Western ideas change a society and "We are encouraged by what this now a number of them are asking to there is often a breakdown." years in Guatemala. they have indiscriminately killed. new government has been doing, "Tanzania had progressed enough This is not to say that they have not with native clergy and religious be baptized." he said. "Guatemala City is no Fr. Stegman also acknowledged "I see no end to this type of thing, ’ ’ killed innocent people, but nothing longer a city of fear.” orders that it was felt it was time for Fr. Stegman is one of four Holy the assistance he has received from he added. like all the people of a village. ” us to move on." he added. Ghost members working with the the diocesan Mission Office and “ It's really hell for the people to In the countryside, however, the Looking into new areas lor Borona; two priests are Dutch, two from the Maria Mission Circles. "I Fr. Hennessey, a native of Ryan, are American. In addition, owe them a tribute for all the help Iowa. has received death threats but try to live without joining one of the picture is a mixed one and missionary work. Fr. Stegman said two killing sides," he said. confused'' with the Indians caught in that the order felt it was most members of the order's Irish they have given me over the years,” has turned down three opportunities province also work in the country. he said. to leave the country. the middle, said Levitsky. He said needed working among the The guerrillas have killed that his delegation did not visit tribesmen in southern Ethiopia. innocent villagers who refuse to Fr. Stegman s community A former parishioner of St Mary “ I’m wondering if the United Huehuetenango, where most of the Experienced missionaries from the operates two schools and a medical parish. Sharpsburg, Fr. Stegman is provide them with food and the reported violence has been taking order were sent to Ethiopia in 1972. States knows is going on here,” military and the civil defense have clinic. The four priests travel to the nephew of Fr. Jerome Stegman. wrote Fr. Hennessey, alluding to place, and that the State This past Easter, Fr. Stegman from one to four villages a day C.S.Sp., former pastor of St. destroyed entire villages under the Department relies heavily on said, the first Borona tribesmen U.S. government support for the pretext of killing subversives who teaching the , distributing Stanislaus parish. Strip District. government of Gen. Efrain Rios information provided by the help the guerrillas, he added. Guatemalan government. Lourdes group: teen cured FALL FESTIVAL “Modern Banking With Old Fashioned Courtesy” LOURDES,

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A thlete recovers

W i t h ' faith, prayers and sheer guts

By PATRICIA HILLYER Disease, hovered between life and answered. So they dicf. amazed at his progress, his over, ” meaning that the crisis was limbs in late September. ARVADA, Colo. (NC) — Many death for 24 hours after he was friends and family excited by it. over. suddenly stricken Aug. 25. Before the evening was over, of the youths had tears in their the team members has vowed to He sounded optimistic recently, eyes — some sobbed openly — as too. At Pomona High School’s first meet early the following morning "I could tell by his glowing face 250 students of Pomona (Public) THE DISEASE, when not fatal, to continue their prayers for their football game following his “ I have no intention of letting that he knew he was going to live,' ’ High School in Arvada gathered destroys motor functions as it friend. A word-of-mouth network hospital release, Leid arrived at spontaneously to pray for their attacks the central nervous this thing beat me,” he said. Father Fessler said. “ Iaskedhim the gates of the stadium in a brought hundreds of other of God was a part of that and he classmate who lay fighting for his system. Leid’s body was numb students to school early to join the “ Let’s get on with the program. wheelchair. Then he suddenly and I’ve a lot I want to do in life.” responded, ‘all of it." life in Colorado General Hospital within hours after he became sick. prayer session. "Many of those awkwardly slid out of the last summer. kids in the gym that morning had His father, Bob Leid, claims his wheelchair and walked down the When his football teammates never even prayed before, let son’s continuing recovery is due to AFTER A THREE-WEEK sidelines of the football field into There were classroom friends heard that he had been connected alone (done so) publicly,” Klatt “ faith, prayers and sheer guts.” hospital stint, Leid returned the open arms of his teammates. and football temmates, teachers, to a life-support system and said. home, wheelchair-bound but coaches — even the principal — all received the sacrament of the When the younger Leid was still determined to regain full use of his "There was a moment of friends of Kelly Leid, a junior at Anointing of the Sick, they went to MANY PR YER S later, Leid left hospitalized, Claretian Father body. Regular hospital therapy stunned silence among the the public school and member the home of the coach, Gary Klatt, the hospital and began recover­ John Fessler, a family friend, flew sessions have been supplemented spectators of the packed stadium Spirit of Christ Catholic an active leader in the Christian ing. He could soon speak again in from Arizona to be with the by a self-designed recovery before they broke into wild community in Arvada in the Fellowship of Athletes. Stunned and move somewhat on his own Leids. He led an emotional prayer program which includes daily cheers," Mickey Marsh, another Denver Archdiocese. Leid, by Leid’s condition, they asked but looked ahead to months of service around Leid’s hospital workouts and weight lifting coach, said later. " I ’ve seen a lot stricken with the rare and Klatt what they could do. rehabilitation. bed. Leid, then unable to speak, Although his arms and legs had of emotional moments in my day. extremely serious Guillian Barre arranged an alphabet board over been totally numb, Leid said he but that one brought me to my “ Pray,” he immediately His doctors, however, have been the bed and had it SDell out “ it’s beean to noticeslieht recline in his

New nurses Two were among the 101-member graduating class of the practical Jubilarians honored nursing program of the Pittsburgh Board of Public Education. At the A total of 117 Sisters are celebrating jubilees in Religious life this year ceremony at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall in Oakland are, from left, within the diocese. They include 10 diamond jubilarians, 72 golden and 25 to the vicar for Religious; Sister Dolores Partsch, CSJ, celebrating her 25th Fr. Dale DeNinno, OFM Cap., chaplain atSt. Margaret Memorial Hospital;’ silver. Many of the jubilarians participated in the diocese’s annual Mass anniversary; Bishop Leonard, who officiated at the Mass; Sister M St Sister Mary Paul Wheeler, SC; Geraldine Borgarding, class president; and Simon Olliffe, RSM, and Sister M. Rosina Highland, SC. both Bolden and luncheon in their honor last weekend at St. Mary of Mercy Church, jubilarians. Sister Mary Anthony Novak, CSFN. The Sisters now are qualified to take Downtown. Among the jubilarians are, from left, Sister M. Joan of Arc the state board licensing exam for practical nursing this month. Urban, OSF, marking her 50th jubilee; Sister Isabel Concannon, associate -Photo by John C. Keenan

S t . L o u i s e , St. B onaventure w in LENZNER J.J . Walsh had three touchdowns Di Matteo scored three touchdowns with a 20-6 victory over SS. Simon to lead St. Louisede Marillac, Upper for St. Sebastian. and Jude, Green Tree. Bihn Tran St. Clair, to a 38-24 win over St. HELP STILL Also in section I action, Mike Voit had three touchdowns for the BUS TOURS Sebastian, North Hills in Section I winners. M U L T I-D A Y varsity action of the Catholic Grade had four touchdowns to lead St. W A N T E D School Football League last Bonaventure, Glenshaw, to a 26-0 Florida Special weekend. Teammates Joe Cortes victory over St. Teresa, Perrysville. James Shaver threw three I N L E B A N O N and Cary Transue each had one In Section II, St. Bernard, Mount touchdown passes and two U lU t FPfrsnen IMertdi touchdown for St. Louise, while Joe Lebanon, won the annual Turf Bowl conversion passes ih St. ’s, Point Breeze, 28-6 victory over St. , North Side in rHi HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AIO TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH Sponsors still needed Section III. Jack McCarthy also scored for St. Bede on a four-yard (Continued from page 1) come from Tomaszow-Mazowiecki run. dishwashers and ground mainten­ near Warsaw where Mr. Nichalak The news from Lebanon tells of continued hard­ was a chef and operated a o r WARS ships. Innocent civilian victims of war are trying ance personnel, he explained. They Other varsity scores in Section are able to cope because of their plastics business. Part of his work III: St. Stephen, Hazelwood, AFTERMATH to pull their scattered families together, rebuild their lives and repair or replace their bombed out extended families, where several was making cards for the Solidarity defeated St. Pius X, Brookline, 12-8: homes, schools, churches and hospitals. work and the pull their resources union. He fled because of the and St. Cyril of Alexandria, North cerrreR Lebanon now is a nation of physically, mentally together. "They have very few government taking control of Side, defeated Presentation. and emotionally wounded. Continued lack of needs," Chinh said. businesses and because of his Midland, 40-0. plus Cypress Garden, Disney (' proper food, clothing, housing and medicines Solidarity ties. make its people easy prey to typhoid, cholera, Just last month, the refugee World and St. Augustine. dysentery and other diseases. They cry to you In junior varsity play, Jeremy for help! resettlement office placed a Chinh points to such diversity and Leonard ran for two touchdowns as prominent Polish scientist who was urges that "we cultivate the sense of St. Bede defeated St. Francis Feb. 5-12, 1983 forced to leave that country with his humaneness by seeing the Xavier, 22-8 in Section III. Chris family. Prof. RyzardGawronski, his acceptance of refugees as a human Snyder threw one touchdown pass wife Isabella and children Halina, investment. The diversity of ideas Feb. 26. - Mar. 5, 1983 Please answer their call as generously as you 19, Martin, 17, and John and two conversion passes for the can— Now! and inventions have made the winners. Christopher, 12, were sponsored by United States a great country of $276 PER PERSON DOUBLE 0CCUPANCV the Polish Heritage Club Inc. of unlimited potential growth." Other junior varisty scores: Depart Pittsburgh on Saturday and head for the Sunny South Uniontown, through Fr. Joseph leaving behind the winter snow Our first stopover is North To emphasize his point, he cites Section I: St. Teresa defeated St. Sredzinski, assistant pastor of St. Bonanventure, 26-6; and St. Louise Carolina, then onto St . Augustine for our second overnight with Peter, Brownsville. The professor, the recent "Rubrik Cube" world a tour of this famous city on our agenda, then onto Orlando for defeated St. Sebastian 24-0. As always, it is the innocent— the refugees, who holds a Ph.D. in biogenetics, championships. Canada was four days as we visit Cypress Garden. Disney World, Epcot Center. Price includes round trip bus transportation,' 7 A CRY the very old and the very young who suffer had been interned twice by the represented by a Vietnamese In Section II: SS. Simon and Jude refugee boy of 16 and the United defeated St. Bernard, 14-6: and in nights lodging, admissions, and two dinners. FROM TH E most. They need help— urgently— for medi­ Communist government in Poland INNOCENTS cines. for food, for shelter, for clothing and because of his Solidarity work. He States champion was a 19-year-old Section III: St. Stephen defeated St. Vietnamese refugee — who W illiamsburg to rebuild their homes, their churches and was released from prison on the Pius X, 20-14. their schools. Please give what you can— understanding that he would leave eventually won the world title in the $500, $50, $5— as soon as you can. Tomor­ the country. contest. DEC. 15-18, 1982 $ 1 9 9 ppdo row may be too late for too many! THE QUIGLEY HIGH SCHOOL Another recent refugee family Parishes still are very much The cold weather will soon be upon us, making ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION will Toronto/M ontreal/Quebec arriving here was that of Zdzislaw needed to sponsor such refugees, he their suffering all the more severe. So please, sponsor a donkey basketball game, share what you can— Today! 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By DALE FRANCIS many of the political problems of the responsibility of the bishops to speak in no way involved disloyalty to the nation have moral dimensions, it is in opposition to legalized abortion magisterium of the Church. "A new assault is being launched obvious that in their exercise of the and in support of protection of A b ility counts against the U.S. Catholic bishops, ’' a ordinary magisterium the bishops human life from conception. Nor are When the bishops took a position Catholic columnist warned in the will necessarily discuss political they limited to the proclamation of on specific legislation that did not opening sentence of his syndicated general principles. It is within the provide the only remedy to the Weight watching has column a few weeks ago. dress their majorettes and exercise of the magisterium for the moral problem, they were no longer practically become a national other marching units. It turned out he was talking about bishops to urge that Catholics do all acting within the realm of the pastime, so there was natural Apparently at the school in Catholics who have raised questions they can to èliminate abortion and authority of the magisterium. T hey interest, which the media question, some plumpish about the extent of the intervention protect unborn life, to tell them they could be heard as men with knowledge and experience in the vigorously fanned, when a high of bishops in political issues. The DALE should organize politically to this majorettes in skin-tight suits area on which they spoke but not as school majorette here was drew catcalls and harassment clinching point he wanted to make FRANCIS end and to point out that a was that Catholics who raised such constitutional amendment provides bishops proclaiming the certain benched by her band director last year from crude persons questions “ should at least have the what seems to be the best remedy. teaching of the Church. for failing to meet the weight who evidently expected them decency now tostopeffecting a more Last November the bishops, after The same principle, I believe, limit he had set. to m atch L a s V egas standards. Catholic-than-thou pose when issues. The question that must be serious study of the situation, came holds true whenever bishops speak, instructing their benighted liberal examined is to what extent ti|k to the conclusion that the Hatch as they must, on the moral This young woman, a The band director’s solution brethren on the virtues of loyalty to bishops can speak on political issue? dimensions of political issues. They the magisterium." Amendment provided a pragmatic healthy 16-year-old whose was to set weight require­ and still be exercising the first solution to the problem and must speak forcefully, without natural weight was slightly ments, but the right solution is The writer knows, of course, that magisterium. announced their support of the ambiguity, proclaiming principles to raise such questions cannot be amendment. I was in agreement and calling for action on those over the 126 pounds set for to cover the girls with g a rb less I have no problem with this at all. principles. majorettes her height, revealing of every pound. described as an assault on the The bishops can and must speak to with the bishops and supported them undertook to skip meals and Actually, you would think this bishops. He should know that the moral questions involved in political in their decision. questions raised do not involve take pills and almost make would be every school’s policy, issues and when they do they offer But when they move to say just disloyalty to the magisterium but a the magisterium of the Church. But But I never believed that this was how executive and legislative power herself sick, in an attempt to regardless. After all, these are call for clarification of the definition when they take positions on specific a decision that carried the weight of must be exercised on issues where lose pounds. After being children, immature young­ of the magisterium. political action or legislation on the magisterium nor did I believe people of good will have legitimate benched for one ha If time show, sters yet, very much at the which there can be legitimate the bishops intended that it should. differences of opinion, they move It is obvious we are not speaking of There were those as sincerely she was allowed to march the mercy of the school admini­ the solemn magisterium but the differences of opinion by people of themselves into the area of opinion next football game when her stration in such m atters and in moral concern, their words no opposed to legalized abortion as the and outside the limits of the ordinary magisterium, that bishops who did not believe the doctor advised school officials need of its protective teaching authority continually longer have the effect of being part magisterium. It is right to give of the magisterium. Hatch Amendment provided an respectful attention to their opinions her weight should be no less guidance. They should be exercised by the Church, especially adequate solution. I am convinced in matters of faith and morals. Since but to disagree is not to be disloyal to than 128, and that dieting could attired by the school like Let me give an example: It is the their disagreement with the bishops the magisterium. aggravate a hereditary liver teenage students, not like ailment. Broadway chorus girls.

The comment that struck us This would mean, of course, G od speaks to us ^ as most appropriate about the withstanding much peer issue came in a letter to a local pressure. There are educators, daily from a woman who parents and students, we By FR. RICHARD MURPHY, O.P. protested the school was know, who consider a scantily What a striking collection of people we see in church each Sunday: tall emphasizing superficial clad majorette “cute.” We ones and short, slim and not so slim, young and old. What catalyst brings so physical standards. “These suspect, however, that most divergent a group together? It is Jesus Christ, the word of God, through young women,” she wrote, parents would prefer that their whom all things came to be. Giver of life, He is also Savior of the world, “ should be learning that daughters not be attired this including Mary His mother, the apostles, patriarchs, Moses, and ail of us! 'beautiful' can and should be way in public, and would And to all of us, He always has something to say. defined in terms of the good support a choice of less His first word summoned us out of nothingness into being. We have no ’ health, strength, characterrevealing uniforms. We identity problem, then; we are God's children and do not have to spend a further suspect that many aré lifetime finding ourselves — we know who we are. Jesus continues to ( and skills they have.” communicate with us throughout all our days, sometimes to warn us afraid of being called prudish "That's a sin! " but oftener to say "Listen! ” Eventually for all of us there or old-fashioned if they speak Exactly. These students are will be that final word, "Enough! Come back to me." in school, not show biz. They out. But there is nothing prudish or old-fashioned about The Lord commanded Abraham: "Leave your home and go where I will | are, presumably, being tell you." To Moses He said, “ Lead my people out of the land of bondage." good sense and good taste, and L educated for living, not for the To Jeremiah, “ Be my spokesman. Tear down, destroy, root up... and build I Dallas Cowgirls. Ability, not that is what is involved here, and plant." Invariably, when the Lord speaks to anyone, there is work to do. f weight, is what’s important. along with — dare we say it today — modesty. To each of us divine words are also addressed, words like ‘ Come, follow Furthermore, dieting, which me." We can accept or reject His divine invitation; the decision is ours to weight limits encourage, can make. There are many ways to follow the Lord, and we make our selection pose dangers in the teen Extra-curricular activities as King Solomon did, in prayer, begging the Lord to help us choose wisely. growing years. The student’s in high school are m eant to Marriage is the vocation chosen by many, and it is a state richly blessed good health should take motivate students and help by God, but all do not have to marry. The great was struck priority over any weight limit. shape character. Participa­ to the heart by Jesus’ words: "Go sell everything you own and give the Of course, the basic problem tion should be based on talent money to the poor ... then come, follow me." The religious life too is richly is the skimpy uniforms with and willingness to learn, not on blessed by God. for all Jesus said, "The one who has given up home (and which many of the high schools beauty queen measurements. everything dear to him/her) for the sake of the gospel, will be repaid a hundred times over . . . "

Some may choose not to marry for unselfish reasons — to be free to c a re for aging parents, or to serve God with complete dedication, bringing the R osary m onth good news of to others' children. The word of God can even in our day and age penetrate our minds and hearts, and forces us to stop and think. It is indeed, as St. Paul says like a October is a month the It is a heavily indulgenced sharp two-edged sword, alive and active. Jesus’ words were always stimulating. Imagine. "It is easier fora camel to pass through the eye of a Church traditionally observes prayer, and over the centuries as the month of the Rosary, a needle, than for a rich man to enter God's kingdom." What a splendid has proven to be a very hyperbole! And how dismal to try to explain it by searching for a narrow time when we honor God powerful one. Daily recitation gate in Jerusalem's walls! through Mary by giving is a custom that millions of special emphasis to this old Catholics still follow through­ and beautiful Marian prayer. out the world. The rosary is The feast of Our Lady of the considered particularly A talk w ith Sean M acB ride Rosary is held this week (Oct. appropriate as a family 7). p rayer. By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE FROM THIS we got into Israel. world, while there is time to do the third world against her. Israeli In two of her most famous Last June in Dublin I recorded an ^ i th®r ° n,e ° f us .liked Isi.aeJ that.” military advisers have been active appearances on earth, at Each of us can benefit from interviou/ u;ith Coon d -j was UP anc* we both had This was an old man talking, one in El Salvador and other Am erican countries and her Lourdes and at Fatima, Mary reciting this universal Catholic who has seen much, and has learned carried a ro sary in her hand from what he has seen. He is at home connections with South Africa and p ra y e r while m editating on the s s a s s s s s ^ ' f v r s a f t in the East and the West. Has Taiwan are well known. and urged that people recite separate article, but time has run on life of Christ that its Joyful, and it now seems best to present it in* survived, even prospered, within the Looking at it objectively, it this prayer, particularly Sorrowful and Glorious bits and pieces. establishment without being appears as if Israel has set herself saying it for peace. What more Mysteries focus on. We should consumed by it and takes the long, on a course where she must expand MacBride is Secretary General of proof do we need of its particularly have recourse to MSGR. CHARLES long view. One of the truly and escalate. When you are small the International Peace Bureau, importance? it this month. Public recitation O. RICE cosmopolitan individuals alive and and surrounded by angry neighbors Geneva, has received both theNobel active today. you either get along or fight. Once of the rosary is held every day and the Lenin Peace Prizes as well The rosary has a long you choose to fight there can be no at 7 p.m. on radio station as the American Medal for Justice. FROM THE LONG, long view, history. As a prayer form, it peace until you win or they win. No WPIT-FM, 101.5 on the FM Lest we forget, he was one of the what of Israel? She is an accident of matter how often Israel wins, she dates back to ninth century dial. founders of Amnesty International. history, a piece of the dominant cannot outlast the Arabs. There are Ireland. It originated through At the four score mark he is one of West in an alien setting, a foreign too many of them and, while they the coalescence of popular the wise men of the world and, as I prognosis that startled me and substance. Israel is powerful and saddened me: may be divided politically and devotions to Je su s and M ary. October also includes the have said before, the greatest her people are brave. She is both backward scientifically, they are feasts of a number of well- Irishman living. "I think the big danger in Israel is ruthless and compassionate but I do culturally strong. There is no The Dominicans are credited they are over-confident in their not see how she can survive. At the with having been its greatest known , including St. The resignation of Alexander Haig evidence of any diminution of their power. They are very strong moment she depends on the religious inspiration. Muslim prom oters. Therese of the Child Jesus was the big news at the time of our militarily at the moment, but they powerful patronage of the United (Oct. 1); St. Francis of Assisi talk and his assessment of Haig was fundamentalism has not submitted are only a small group of people in States and the patron, as is always to Western culture. Israel’s (Oct. 4); St. Denis (Oct. 9); St. both brilliant and brutal. We had no the middle of an Arab sea; and the case, uses the client. The word “ rosary” means a existence has shocked and shaken idea who would take Haig’s place, ultimately if they continue the garland or wreath of roses. Theresa of Avila (Oct. 15); St. the whole Muslim world and in this but MacBride thought anything policies which they have been Depending on patrons is Traditionally, each prayer Margaret Mary Alacoque would be an improvement. Haig was dangerous. Patrons have been may have roused the "rough beast” (Oct. 16); and Sts. Simon and pursuing, especially the last couple of Yeats' poem "The Second said in the rosary was thought untrained and inexperienced for of years, that sooner or later they known to run out of patience and Jude (Oct. 28). even out of resources. Coming.” The beast awakes in the of as a spiritual rose offered to anything including the military, and will be massacred and thrown out desert from "centuries of stony the Blessed Virgin, to obtain the Watergate taint would not go into the sea. I think they should try It is a month when we have Israel serves us in many ways, sleep" and “ slouches toward away. and make their peace with the Arab the grace of God through her many reason» to intensify our ways that hurt her image and turn Bethlehem to be born." intercession. spiritual life. nm O n quarter-centuries

Pittsburgh Catholic By FR. JEROME LeDOUX, S.V.D. Lake Charles, La. A lingering small parish until it started the family: spouses, parents and Official 1‘uhliralion of the Diocnu- of Pillsburgh. Pa. feeling of unfairness followed me mushrooming. It came as a mild children. It wasn’t fair. I had seen a number through both celebrations. Where shock to discover that Pascual and ROBERTA and Jack Bright, two Serving the counties ol Allegheny, Beaver, of nuns, brothers and priests reach was the comparable recognition and Constance Herrera had just hit the former parishioners, took the pulpit Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington the quarter-century milestone in appreciation for married couples quarter century last April and that away from me during the Sunday their vocation with recognition from and families? Robert and Pauline Kehlenbeck's all sides. A write-up in one or more Mass which kicked off our milestone was coming up. For the celebration. No doubt, they could local newspapers, a special church Pittsburgh Catnolic PuDiishing Associates little noise they made, both couples “ read the mail" of our married service of thanksgiving followed by Most Rev. Vincent M. Leonard. D.D., President evidently felt the same way Pearl couples far better than I could. And Rev. John A. Harvey, Executive Secretary a gala reception, a bushel of gifts, and Eddie did about a quiet mostly money, from relatives and they did, underscoring strongly the and General Manager celebration. beautiful and powerful character of Established 1844 by Most Rev. Michael O’Connor, D.D. friends — ail stamp the jubilee with FR. JEROM E eclat. matrimony in which the couple is a Annual Subscription Rale: $R in ('S.* 99 in Canada LEDOUX living sacrament to each other in all Member: Catholic Press Association There’s nothing wrong with a Served by NC Newt Service they say and do. When my turn came, dating back quiet celebration, especially since Second-Class Postage Paid at Pittsburgh, Pa. Providentially, the Sunday to my ordination on May 1 1 , 1957, 1 some people feel uncomfortable in Robert Melder, E d ito r scripture readings several weeks did not feel like celebrating. any gathering except one of their W illiam McClinton, Associate Editor Somehow, the disparity between the nearest relatives and friends. But running had been on the Eucharist, the archsymbol o(f sharing, unity, Patricia Bartos, Stephen Karlinchak, Reportera celebration of church-related people there has been far too much "A L L EDDIE and I had in mind emphasis on celebrating church- caring, sisterhood’, brotherhood and and family-oriented people had was a simple home Mass with a Ja c k Lee, Adeertising Repreaentoiire related anniversaries and far too generosity. The breaking of bread, turned me off. It simply wasn’t fair. dinner for relatives and friends,” Frank Rode, Buaineta Manager little emphasis on celebrating the sharing of drink, the community It wasn’t real. It did not express the Pearl Martin insisted a number of of shelter, work and worship all spell Frank Murray, Circulation Manager realities of church life and of the family-related anniversaries. Why times when I brought up the question should a religious or priest be a wonderful love bonding two lives Published Erery Friday family life from which all church life of celebrating their 25th wedding into one. derives. honored more than a spouse? Postmaster & Subscribers: Send address cbaifges to anniversary. I remained as Some married couples wait until For sure, without th ’ wedding ring Pittsburgh Catholic, 110 Third Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 Satisfied that it meant a great deal disturbed as ever until the idea their 50th milestone to do any dawned of celebrating the Martins’ there would be no ’s ring or extensive celebrating. Since we are to ray family, friends and bishop’s ring. While no one will deny Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN 032-0323) parishioners, I let them go ahead anniversary together with all other not guaranteed even tommorrow, that the religious life and priesthood 110 Third Ave„ Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 with plans for a celebration, first at couples married for more than 25 why wait? A quarter century is a are great things, we must take care Phone: (412 ) 471-1252 St. Martin de Porres in Prairie years. noteworthy accomplishment whose to remember that they are only View, Tx., then at Sacred Heart in That seemed innocent enough in a celebration is a stong affirmation of grace notes of the song itself which is the present and hope for the future. Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 8, 1982 — Page 5 he R eflections a t race tra ck a n d ch u rch

By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPLIN melon, watch stablemates exercise There is a lesson here for our priority for church leaders. perform all or most of the necessary their charges, jockeys being liturgies and other parish activities. This space serves several purposes: it provides a quieting interviewed and bettors studying When members have an investment A symphony concert in which all tasks. Some functions remain Saratoga Springs, just north of down interval enabling worshipers various papers or publications for in them, when through active the musicians contribute under the uniquely his own-preacher of the Albany, New York, has long been to step aside from the busy, noisy tips on how to win later in the day. participation they can kay, “ This is leadership of a conductor to produce word, leader of prayer, celebrator of famous for the curative waters of its a unique sound exemplifies the kind the sacraments. But more and more world outside and enter with greater spas and the colorful'excitement of PARTICIPANTS wager an of cooperative effort called for today the clergy need to serve as recollection into the church for its race track. During summer incredible amount of money on their in the Church. The audience's facilitators, enablers, encouragers, prayer; it offers a gathering area for months the quaint city now also favorite picks. An opening day standing ovation for a fine organizers-seeking out the many socializations after liturgies: it entices visitors with its open air crowd of nearly 30,000, for example, performance of Beethoven's talents of people in the parish and gives disabled parishioners Performing Arts Center featuring alone placed several million dollars Symphony No. 5 is not directed to the coordinating them for the growth of accessible, step-free access to the the New York City Ballet and the in bets. Those sums, even if but $2 for FR. JOSEPH the Church. building. CHAMPLIN director alone nor to the violins Philadelphia Orchestra. Catholics a particular horse in a given race, alone nor to a single instrumentalist stopping in Saratoga Springs will give the individual a sense of alone. We applaud instead the likewise find an additional ownership, an investment in the excellent blend of a hundred or more VISITORS at St. Peter's will note The baptismal font capitalizes on attraction in St. Peter's church, event. talented efforts into one impressive the main entrances to church and the many free flowing springs of whose renovation has drawn production. rectory have been blocked off by Saratoga. This square, marble national acclaim. That ownership or investment makes the bettor more than a retaining walls decorated on top receptacle, suitable for the spectator at the actual race. She or with attractive flowers maintained immersion of an infant, bubbles with Breakfast at the track is a my Mass, my parish,” their interest The recent emergence and rapid by parishioners. This forces, as it constantly fresh water. Its location he says, "That is my horse; this is expansion of lay ministries in delightful experience even for those my race,” and becomes interested and excitement likewise intensifies. were, people to walk through an and size rather naturally attracts who are not particularly enamored parishes throughout the United opening in the walls into a quiet, tree people entering the church who and excited in the outcome, often States makes that type of of horse racing. At tables in the shaded square and through that to there dip right into the font and sign wildly cheering the favorite on to Maximum involvement of every interdependent spirit critical. No grandstand you eat a local Saratoga victory. either the rectory at the left or the themselves, a reminder of their own parishioner thus ought to be a high longer can or should the priest church on the right. years earlier.

Letters to the editor 'S titchery a n d

By DOLORES CURRAN On Churches marriage code sew. I just finished my longest and that large group of people whose guilt for taking a morning off from A woman asked me once why I most difficult book and simultan­ minds are freed by activity with housework. They’re bringing their To the Editor: never printed any recipes in my eously my longest and most their hands. I’m testing the validity work with them. column. I confess I didn't know how complicated quilt. I need a balance of this theory by trying something As a parish priest of some six years, I would like to respond to of both to do either well. EARLY REGISTRATION num Dolores Curran’s column in the Sept. 17 issue of the Pittsburgh to respond. Frankly I don’t know new this year. For years I've bers tell me I’m on the right track Catholic. why she even asked me a question conducted three annual days of but I'll report to readers later on to like that because I've never spirituality for women at a local First of all, official church teaching does not state that "the sexual see if the sense of community and pretended to be either a gourmet renewal center. They come, sit in sharing I anticipate materializes. act is the sacrament,” as Ms. Curran claims. In the teaching of the cook or a household columnist. straight chairs and listen. Church and the Code of Canon Law, a true sacramental marriage DOLORES Occasionally, one will ask One of the worries of women today exists when two baptized persons have ratified their relationship-by On the other hand, I frequently CURRAN beforehand, "Do you mind if I is that they aren't spending enough vows and have physically consumated their relationship by the meet people who are surprised to embroider?” and I notice others time on their spiritual lives. They sexual act. In my canon law education, this marriage was called learn that I like to sew. Why? wishing they had brought their want an alternative to the prayer “ Matrimonium ratum et consummatum.” This meant that two Because I write. I couldn't write if I handwork. group and this might be it . I ’ll let you mature people have committed themselves tt> the other in a didn't sew — at least I couldn't write know. permanent and faithful relationship. The sexual act is the act by which well. Sewing is a release for me, not This year we have planned three Meanwhile, for those who are this commitment expressed and brought about their life-giving and work. After a full day at the This brings up an auxiliary issue mornings of “ Stitchery and offended by handwork in the group, love-sharing marital relationship.' typewriter, I look forward to an — handwork at meetings. People Spirituality" — a deliberate perhaps these words will help you who don't understand the mind invitation to women who join It is unjust for Ms. Curran to accuse the magisterium of teaching evening sewing in my cluttered better understand that these women corner off the family room. release that handwork brings tend to handwork classes elsewhere to that the sexual act is the sacrament. The magisterium taught and aren't being rude when they stitch criticize those who knit or crochet in come and applique, quilt, and listen. I find it flattering when continues to teach that commitment and the sexual act are thd It frees my mind to wander and front of a speaker. I know a speaker embroider, knit, hem, crochet or they bring their handwork because essential elements of marriage. think. It invites the kids to sit nearby who is deeply offended whenever he even sketch together while praying; it tells me they feel comfortable and talk of their day. Many's the finds such a woman in his audience. and meditating. enough with me to view me as a evening my husband grabs a chair I believe that Ms. Curran has a valid point to make in her column, It doesn't bother me at all — in fact, I friend who might be sitting in their nearby and we talk in a quiet frequently add a note to brochures I intend to use some scripture, though her waters are muddy. She perceives a problem, but she does meditation, poetry, sharing, prayer, kitchen and sewing while talking not clearly expose or discuss it. unhurried way, maybe about an and publicity: “ Bring your about some pretty important things. important family matter but more handwork." and lecture during the three-hour likely that easy kind of spousal morning of handwork. I believe that .Handwork and mindwork are not It is true that the priest refused to marry the couple. In the code of I know that these women are their handwork will free them to Canon Law, the priest is forbidden to marry a couple if one or both are conversation that handwork fosters. mutually exclusive but they inspire listening more carefully as a result concentrate on their spiritual lives and nurture one another. They go impotent. The priest was certainly being faithful to what the code said THE MORE I write the more I of their handwork. They belong to and also that it will assuage their and what he was taught. A very good question to ask is how the bishop together like real life and faith. could permit the marriage.

Ms. Curran says that official church teaching defines the sacrament of marriage differently than the sensus fidelium. It is here that she makes her mistake. Both share the same basic definition of marriage L i f e p l a n s The difference of dispute is more of a pastoral nature, that is, whether those who are not able to perform the sexual act should be permitted to marry. The sensus fidelium is perhaps wisely calling for pastoral By NORBERT F. GAUGHAN THE NEXT consideration is to offer a rewarding salary so that they his life going in another direction accommodation to be made on exceptional cases. ponder the phrase itself. What does can maintain a proper home, a when a cannonball injured his leg Graffiti were popular in the 60 s. it mean? Does it claim that much of family, a way of life. Oh yes, humans These writings on walls were, along and put him in the hospital to read As all of us try to renew ourselves in Christ, let us be sure that we human activity is forward-looking: need to make plans. and ponder. Francis of Assisi was analyze our areas of dispute and concern clearly and accurately. with the Beatles and the Rolling the making of schemes and grand Stones and the prophets of the day, caught up with a chance meeting viewed •as a new kind of learning: Then what meaning does the with a leper and Lady Poverty; he statement convey? That while we FR. JOHN F. WALSH Little bits of wisdom and homespun fell in love with Christ's poor. are doing all this, other things are Associate Pastor wit scrawled on the walls of our St. Athanasius happening which are either out of cities reminded us that amateur our control, without our knowledge, We could think: plan if you must, West View philosophers had been there. or the result of circumstances of but make certain your strategies are Norman Mailer (who. will write NORBERT which we accidentally may be a always tentative, subject to about anything) even did a book GAUGHAN part. What does its author mean by revision, ready to be changed. Be Questions on Israeli aid describing how graffiti, in this case “ life? ” For him it could appear that ready to jettison some of your long- the drawings, names, signatures by range goals when the storm comes To the Editor: life has turned out not to be what he spray-can paint all over the subway had arranged. There is a slight touch up. We know that life should not be cars in New York City, were a new The sending into Beirut of the U.S. Marines as part of a multi­ of melancholy, or bittersweet, or spent in designs; the moment of national force in order to prevent a repeat of the massacre of kind of folk art. The book was a dud. what have you. The person seems to grace is now; grasp the present Palestinian people in the Sabra and Chatilla refugee camps is not the designs for a lifetime, for a career, have reluctantly given in. moment. solution. Graffiti goes all the way back to for a span of years, for just this Pompeii, in the ruins of which there year? There’s nothing wrong with The cessation of U.S. military and economic aid to Israel is the only that. We seem to believe planning is POSSIBLY WHAT is behind the OUR C U L T U R E urges us have been found similar inscript­ surface is the realization that not all answer to curbing and keeping in check Israel’s behavior. As bodies of ions. In recent years such activity a part of human nature. otherwise: do this, accomplish that, this genocidal act are just being uncovered, Congress is voting on The cry, for example, in the plans come true. His didn’t work out hurry, time is at a premium. The has been reduced in popularity. Few the way envisioned. Over the years increases of $200 million to $300 million in new military grants plus notice them anymore. Now we have Church today is "planning." Look world rewards people who can look $125 million to cover the million per day during the Israeli invasion of ahead and see where you’ll be by the they had to be changed, altered, ahead. Yet is there not a need for political slogans, expressions of shelved, substituted. But in the Lebanon. death wishes for enemies, end of the century, by the end of the persons who can see the now, who interim, life,deviation of fortune, obscenities, threats and other signs decade, by the end of the year; then realize the moment given them by Pres. Reagan tried to cut off aid and fuel to starve Poland because of new circumstances, the toll of the of the fevered mood of the land. act accordingly. Even Scripture God's grace may not appear again? martial law. But when Israel went into Lebanon, he increased aid. The suggests that such prudence is years, all these have affected the Reagan administration’s approach of patience and restraint with worthwhile. Christ's parable about planner. Suddenly comes the The sentence could be altered to Israel is played out in another U.S. foreign policy area, South Africa. It So it was surprising recently to the king going out to do battle, realization that time is running out. be read, "Life sometimes happens is in this country that legalized racism, apartheid, is condemned by come across a graffito in a less than to us when we're busy making plans reminds us the ruler must first The meaning of the scrawl on the the world body. The United Nations looks on the U.S. as South Africa’s public place which stated simply assess his army and his arma­ without God.” Those who devise a friend and ally. Now the international body has to look on the United and plainly the following: "Life is wall may also be viewed from a future without God, who arrange a ments. If he does not have enough to scriptural background. Jesus said if States as the main supplier of arms and supplies to Israel, as this what happens to us when we’re busy win, then the smart thing to do is life independent of God, who intend country is being placed into the position of assuming responsibility for making other plans.” The first the householder knew at what time to go ahead with no provision for God seek peace. A future agenda must be of the night the thief was coming, he this Palestinian massacre. thought is to ask whether that is an prepared precisely so that life does or His service, may lose in the end. original saying. It sounds as if it would have been ready and waiting. Since the U.S. plans no cutback in aid to Israel, it is of worth to not catch us unawares, that we may Christ warned that God can say, The handwriting on the wall (what mention during this economic crisis of high unemployment that $1 could have been an aphorism be prepared for the best possible the graffito was), can mean: if now borrowed from some world-weary “ Fool, this night thy soul is asked of billion could provide 92,000 jobs in mass transit and 100,000 jobs in scenario, or the worst, and hope that thee.” As always, there is, "What God were to ask, "How are you construction are available with $1 billion. Where are our priorities? cynic, or a bored intellectual of we can land somewhere in-between. faring?” would your answer be, sorts. If it were the thought of the does it profit a man if he gain the Young people starting out on world and lose his soul?” "Well, I have many plans ahead: I TERRY CHALICH person who put it there, it appears to careers must determine beforehand need time.” Or could you say, "la m be a statement by a late maturing Homestead what profession they would like, Reflect then on saints whose happy; I’m satisfied; I’m doing now person about how all his plans may what line of work provides the best careers and lives were changed what I should be doing." That may have gone wrong. job opportunities, what career can suddenly. St. Ignatius Loyola found be more than enough.

Is C hurch a dem ocracy?

By ANDREW M. G R EELEY If the statement means that the far more traditional than the either accept or reject the choice. I are in fact the more frequent style of Alas, the pope did not add that in am not at the present arguing that One can have few discussions theological nature of the church is Renaissance absolutism currently Catholic institutional governance. the present canonical construction such that authority does not exist we should return to such a system, about the structure of the church enshrined in canon law. of the church, the voice of the laity ultimately in its members as does - but I am suggesting that it is not only INDEED, for much of church during which someone does not has no institutional communication the authority of a political For a bishop to say "I am incompatible with the essence of the history, other procedures would observe, usually sententiously, that channels to make this contribution democracy (the consent of the Chicago” or “ I am Paris" may be church, but historically has been the have been considered grievously the is not a governed), the statement is half- accepted way of selecting leaders. sinful (particularly to impose on a SO NEITHER collective decision­ democracy. ture but irrelevant. No one currently diocese a bishop who had not been making nor popular selection of MOREOVER, collective decision­ advocating structural reform in the chosen by his priests and people). leaders is opposed to the nature o( It is said with the same confidence making, both in the monasteries church wants to assert that the the church. Does the pope have to of the self-evident nature of the (where the were elected) and theological nature of authority in the consult and does the bishop have to assertion that one would hear it said in the dioceses, was taken for church is the same as it is in a Although the of the consult for validity or merely for that there is a God or that life .ANDREW granted. The pope always consulted survives beyond death. It is a given, parliamentary democracy. “ assent” or “ consent” or "sense” of nicety? That seems to me to be a R E E L E Y his priests (cardinals) before the faithful has fallen into neglect — question that may delight academic a statement that is so patently true making a decision either for that the speaker believes he has both perhaps because it may be theologians and canon lawyers but (IT IS only half the truth, or for the whole church. Indeed, in perceived, and not inaccurately, as need not detain us in the serious ended the discussion and shown up however, because the spirit resides the first several centuries, it was his adversary as someone lacking in a threat to the present absolutist discussion of possible structural not only in the institutional precisely for the church of Rome canon law — no one dares deny its an understanding of the church’s reform in the church. hierarchy but also in the body of the and not for himself that the pope existence or importance because tradition. faithful — and uniquely and presumed to speak to other that would deny a thousand years of Among conservative Catholics the canonically accurate at present, but resistance to admitting that the However, the statement as it indispensably in the body of the for most of Catholic history a bishop churches. As late as the 13th Catholic history. In "Familiaris church was not organized always stands is neither true nor false, and faithful as Pope John Paul noted in would not have dreamed of making century, such consultation was Consortio," John Paul nods to the the way it is today is enormous, so usually it is irrelevant to the ".” ) taken for granted. tradition by asserting that the such a statement. And if he did his enormous that they will simply deny discussion of structural reform in priests, his laity, his fellow bishops married laity have a unique, indispensable contribution to make the historical facts. the church. However, if the assertion that the and even Roman authorities And for the first thousand years to the church's self-understanding church is not a democracy means — probably would have laughed him IF IT means that the organization the “ reception” of a decision by the with regard to matrimony. He goes as it usually does — that it is in the off the stage. of the church currently in both civil laity was also taken to be an much further than many of his Like the woman who wrote me nature of the church to be and canon law is a remnant of For most of Catholic history, absolutely essential part of fellow bishops when he says that bitterly denying that St. Peter was a incompatible with popular election Renaissance absolutism, then the bishops were selected by the episcopal, conciliar and papal social research is not the only way of married man. Even to suggest that of leaders and collective decision­ the first pope had a wife, she said, statement is self-evidently true and election of the clergy and laity of the decision-making. Again, I do not measuring the sense of the faithful making, then one who asserts it is was a scandal to the faithful. begs the question. For the point at diocese. For the first thousand necessarily want to advocate a — and thus implying, it seems to me, speaking total nonsense. Both styles issue is normally whether years, the priests of Rome (the return to such practices, but merely that social research has a part to of governance have existed in the Renaissance absolutism is of the cardinals) would present their to say that they are not incompatible play in examining the sense of the church from the beginning and are How odd, then, of the Scriptures to nature of the church. candidate to the people, who would with the nature of Catholicism and faithful. say that he had a mother-in-law. Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic. Friday, October 8, 1982

A review of Vatican II — The Beginnings

(Vatican Council II was convened 20 years ago HE CAME into daily contact, he said, with those discussion of the schema on the liturgy, which was Oct. 11 and took the church on the path ol who see nothing but ruin in modern times. He made it then returned to the liturgical commission for — updating. What happened in the clear that he disagreed with “ these prophets of doom revision. council halls in recounted in this anniversary who are always forecasting disaster, as though the series.) end of the world were at hand.” Among the proposals made and eventually incorporated into the constitution on the liturev were: (First of 2 parts) He urged the council fathers to forego • To use the vernacular or local language in By JOHN MAHER condemnations of errors and instead to meet the instructional parts of the Mass, while reserving the NC News Service needs of the present day by demonstrating the validity of the church’s teaching. use of Latin for the canon. The Second Vatican Council, which opened 20 years ago, brought with it profound changes, “ The substance of the ancient doctrine of the • To permit the celebrant to say Mass at an altar affecting everything from the way the church views deposit of faith is one thing,” Pope John said, “ and so situated that he faced the congregation. itself to how Catholics worship at Mass. the way in which it is presented in another.” • To allow the use of a variety of forms of music, Vatican II, the 21st ecumenical or general council art and architecture as long as they are dignified and The pope also emphasized the obligation of serve the purposes of divine worship. in the history of the church, was the first to take working toward Christian unity. place in the view of modern communications media. The last six general congregations of the council's Media reports of clashes between bishops attending During the first period of the council, from Oct. 11 the council over doctrines and the way of presenting first session were devoted to a discussion of the to Dec. 8. 1962, the council fathers discussed the schema on the church. those doctrines strongly affected Catholics, many of schemata, or proposed council documents, on the whom carried their disagreements into the post- liturgy, the sources of , the conciliar period. Cardinal Achille Lienart of Lille, France objected communications media and the unity of the church. to the schema’s identification of the Mystical Body with the Church. Bishop Emile De The momentous council, the largest and most A major turning point of the council occurred Smedt of Bruges, Belgium, described it as overly representative in history, with 2,860 churchmen during the debate on the sources of revelation. triumphal, clerical and juridical. He said the from 134 countries participating, grew out of a hierarchy was more a ministry of service than a sudden inspiration which came to Pope John XXIII governing body. less than two months after his election. He said he Cardinal Alfredo Ottaviani, president of the was discussing one day the role of the church in the council’s doctrinal commission, had guided the Cardinal Giovanni Montini of Milan recommended modern world with Cardinal Domenico Tardini, preparation of a schema expressing the long­ having the schema revised by the theological papal secretary of state, when the thought came to standing position that the Bible and tradition are two commission and the unity secretariat. him to summon a council. separate sources of divine revelation. Many council fathers held the view that Scripture and tradition On Dec. 7, Pope John, who had been ill since Cardinals move in procession for opening constitute a whole: Two modes by which the word of ON JAN. 23,1939, after a Mass for Christian unity ceremonies of Vatican II on Oct. 11. 1962. November, visited the council and told the fathers God is transmitted within the church. They also that he wanted to pay tribute to them "because at the Basilica of St. Paul-Outside-the-Walls in regarded the schema as unreflective of Rome, Pope John announced to 17 cardinals present charity in truth has really dominated your 1962, in St. Peter's Basilica, where the public contemporary research in Scripture and as posing meetings." his intention to convoke an . sessions and general congregations were held. an obstacle to Christian unity by stressing the primacy of tradition. The following day, in an address at the closing of In an encyclical, “ Ad Petri Cathedram” (To the The delegation from the United States, 241 strong, the first session, the pope said the sometimes See of Peter), in 1959 and in other statements, Pope was the second largest at the council, exceeded only AFTER SIX days of debate, the council voted on “ sharply divergent” views expressed by the council John explained the purposes of the council. The by the Italian delegation. fathers during the first session were a healthy Italian word "Aggiornamento,” "bringing up to the schema. Although a majority opposed it, opponents did not muster the necessary two-thirds to demonstration to the world of the “ holy liberty” that date,” expressed the idea of an adaptation of church reject the schema. existed within the church. practice to the needs and modes of the times. In addition to the council fathers, 201 officially appointed experts were on hand. Theologians On June 3, 1963, Pope John died and 18 days later assisting the council fathers included Fathers Karl But the next day, Pope John intervened and Cardinal Montini was elected to succeed him as Pope Preparations for the council, the most extensive in Rahner, Hans Kung, Vves Congar, ordered the schema withdrawn and appointed a Paul VI. The next day, Pope Paul announced that the and . the church’s history, took more than three and a half special commission under the joint chairmanship of council, automatically suspended by Pope John’s years. Cardinals Ottaviani and , president of death, would continue. Five days later, he set Sept. In his address to the first public session of the the Christian unity secretariat, to rewrite the 29 as the opening day of the second session. Of the 2,908 prelates eligible to sit in the council, Second Vatican Council on Oct. 11 Pope John XXIII schema. 2,340 attended the first solemn session on Oct. 11, set the tone for the council. Fifteen days were devoted to a thorough (Next Week: The Results)

In 29 dioceses MAJOR DENOMINATIONAL FAMILIES BY COUNTIES OF THE U.S.: 1980 C atholic T V

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By JOHN MAHER • Video and audio material for. instructional and pastoral* WASHINGTON (NC) — “ We purposes. are the tool in the hands of the bishops, who are the evangelists • Teleconferences, telelectures, of the church,” said Wasyl M. mail. Lew, executive director of the • Newswire and news photo Catholic Telecommunications distribution, Network of America. CTNA’s progrmming is to be “ We intend to be as modem, transmitted from its uplink current, up-to-date as possible," transmitter in New York to a said Lew in a telephone interview satellite, Westar IV, and then to from his New York office. downlink receivers. CTNA began regular trans­ Although CTNA usually will not mission of programs and operate as a direct-to-home or information on Monday, Sept. 20. direct-to-cable system, Lew said, PERCENT OF REPORTED Initially, it was to transmit from a bishop could negotiate with a 12:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. five days a CHURCH MEMBERSHIP cable system to receive material 25 PERCENT AND OVER week. directly from the CTNA satellite ------— _r — \ ■ BAPTIST After a two-year feasibility and transmit to its subscribers. , • ■ CATHOLIC study, the bishops of the United Usually, however, he said, 1 States approved the establish­ » > □ CHRISTIAN dioceses will record the programs DD L DAY SAINTS ment of the CTNA. The network on their own downlinks and give was incorporated last November ► % S m I LUTHERAN them to cable operators in casette \ ■ METHODIST as a wholly owned, for-profit form for airing at another time. subsidiary of the U.S. Catholic \ Conference, the civil corporation Among the programs included V through which the bishops act in in CTNA’s 68-page program such fields as social action, health catalogue for its first 20 weeks of _ S care, communications and operation, Lew said, are: *- • : • education. % • The "American Catholic” The U.S. Catholic Conference series featuring Jesuit Father has capitalized the network to the John Powell, professor of theology A county by county map of the United States shows the major church membership in each area of the country during the 70s. extent of $1.5 million a year for at Loyola University in Chicago three years, Lew said. and author of several best-selling books, including “ Why Am I So far the network has 29 Afraid to Tell You Who I Am?” , affiliates, all dioceses. Network "He Touched Me,” and S u r v e y officials hope to include “ Unconditional Love." eventually all 172 dioceses in the United States as affiliates and also • "Dial Alcohol,” dramatic plan to open affiliation to Catholic presentations with discussions more diversified, membership lags colleges and universities, Catholic aimed at adolescent encounters By TRACY EARLY hospitals and religious orders. with alcohol. by William M. Newman and Peter L. A book giving statistics with 111 survey effort. They have three main NEW YORK (NC) — A county by Halvorson of the University of church bodies, broken down by denominations with a total Each affiliate pays a $25,000 • "Advent,” four programs Connecticut. affiliation fee and then pays presenting a tublical exploration county study of U.S. church census region state and county, with estimated membership of around 10 annual membership fees and buys of the meaning of the liturgical membership shows that many areas But between 1971 and 1980 the the percentage each church has of million, but their statistics are not as the services of the network. season of Advent. of the country became more population increased at a rateof 11.5 the total reported church precise as those of denominations diversified in religion during the percent while the church membership and of the total included in the study, he indicated. • “ Footsteps," a series of 30 (According to Fr. Ronald 1970s. membership grew by 4.1 percent. population as revealed by the 1980 Lengwin, director of communi­ programs produced by the U.S. U.S. census, has been published by SOME ORTHODOX bodies cations for the diocese, Pittsburgh Department of Education dealing At a press conference discussing They said the study also suggests the Glenmary Center. participated, but the largest, those will affiliate with the network in with role recognition for youth. the study, “ Churches and Church a trend toward smaller congrega­ representing Orthodox of Greek and the near future. “ Presently we are Membership in the United States, tions and greater diversity of The center also has published a Russian background, did not. • "E l Visitante,” a Spanish-. studying the structure fee for use 1980," researchers also reaffirmed American religious life. map that shows which religions are Reform and Conservative Jews of the programs. Once we are able language newspaper of the air. what earlier figures showed, the dominant. were included, but Orthodox Jews to get further information on some Judeo-Christian religious member­ THE STUDY found significant and other religions were not. Nordid • Interviews by Fr. Harry growth in some smaller denomina­ THE UNITED METHODIST questions we have we will make Schlitt of San Francisco with ship during the 1970s lagged after Church has congregations in more the survey include the numerous the decision on when to affiliate,” outstripping the general population tion, particularly the Seventh Day independent congregations Catholic personalities who have a Adventists and two denominations counties than any other single he said.) story to share. growth during the previous two affiliated with no denomination, called the Church of God, one based church body — 2,968 out of the total decades. of 3,102 in the United States. The such as that of the Rev. Jerry "W e’re a service institution to • "One on One,” a magazine in Anderson, Ind. and the other in Catholic Church, present in 2,881 |Falwell in Lynchburg, Va. provide service to the church,” format dealing with social issues. Thirty-five main U.S. churches Cleveland, Tenn. Whereas in the Lew said. "We deal directly with have grown at slower rates than the past it appeared that church growth counties, is second. • “ Health Consultations,” ' But the sponsors expressed the diocese. We do not deal with population while a few small took place in areas of population Baptists are dominant in the satisfaction that its report on 11 cable networks or distributors. physicians dealing with specific denominations have had a faster growth, they said, these denomina­ topics. largest number of counties — 1,164 bodies with 112.5 million adherent We provide the material to the rate of growth, the study said. tions now appeared to be growing — and are concentrated in the South. was more comprehensive than th< bishop and he makes a judgment significantly even in some counties Until Nov. 20, CTNA will be THE DATA on church member­ A formula was devised to estimate 1971 study, which in turn was ai whether this is material that fits going through a “ shakedown, where populations was stable or “ total adherence" for groups such advance over a similar study in 1952 the needs of the diocese.” ship, released Sept. 23 at the declining. debugging” period during which National Council of Churches as Baptists who do not count infants. The 1952 study was carried out b) Explaining that such judgments affiliates will receive its material headquarters, was compiled at the The main Lutheran bodies had the NCC alone: the 1971 study by th< free of charge, Lew said. Catholics, numbering 47.5 million NCC, the Glenmary Center and thi were “ utilitarian," Lew said that Glenmary Research Center in declined in members from 1971 to in 1980 (the Glenmary Center does Atlanta in a joint project conducted Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. a largely rural diocese, for By early 1983, the network will 1980 but now had a larger number of not add in the ), example, woud find programs offer a three-level service: seven with the National Council of congregations in more areas is the dominant group in the next Fr. Quinn said that the Glenmary Churches, the Lutheran Council in dealing with urban drug abuse of and a half hours a week, 15 hours a indicating a thinning out. largest number of counties — 963. Center participated in the study to little use. week or 25 hours a week. the U.S.A., the Southern Baptist aid Catholics in their ecumenical Sunday School Board and the Comparison of 1980 figures with a Catholic strength is particularly Among the services CTNA can Now, Lew said, CTNA is not similar study based on 1971 figures notable in the northeast, the Great 'relationships by helping them to African Methodist Episcopal Zion know their neighbors better. As an provide, Lew said, are: producing any programming, but Church. indicates basic continuity in the Lakes area, much of the West and is putting the network together Southwest and southern parts of exam ple, he said that when • Both TV and radio pro­ dominance of particular religious 'using “ a wealth of production by “ In the years between 1952 and groups in various regions. But the Florida and Louisiana. Catholics move from the North to gramming suitable for public Catholic entities." 1971, the churches were outrunning the South they may be inclined to redistribution in the dioceses. number of counties in which no Father Bernard Quinn, director of “ We anticipate that we will go the population. They had a 46 group is dominant has grown, and in ifocus on relationships with the "The bishop can negotiate with into production or the subsidizing the Glenmary Center, said the Protestant churches they have been percent growth rate compared to a many others the degree of failure to get black Baptist cable operators in the diocese for of production,” he said. "We're growth rate in the U.S. population of familiar with in the North and give dominance by one group has denominations included was the commercial stations,” he said. offering now what’s available.” 35 percent,” according to the report diminished. less attention to the Baptist groups “ major disappointment” of the dominant in the South. St. Teresa symposium Around the diocese "Teresa of Avila: 400 Years Later,” a symposium exploring the mysticism, experience and S symbolism of St. Teresa, will be held Thursday Holy Name banquet The annual diocesan Holy Name Society awards University ° C‘ 14 16 at banquet will be held Sunday, Oct. 17, beginning at 6 p.m. at the Green Tree Holiday Inn. Ciriaco Moron-Arroyo of Cornell University fi -c’ N'Yv W/c 1 deliver the first discussion on Oct. The Medallion Circle Award, the highest award 14, Sanctity/Sanity: The Secular Meaning of which can be presented by a diocesan Holy Name Teresa’s Mysticism.” -«■u.ug oi Society will be presented to Fr. Donald Breier, director of the Catholic Youth Ministries and Also speaking Thursday will be Susan Muto moderator of the Police-Fire Holy Name Society: director of the Duquesne University Institute of and to Fr Robert Staszewski, associate pastor of St . Formative Spirituality; and Fr. Kieran Kavanagh, Hilary parish, Washington, and moderator of the M as?’’ Discalced Monastery, Brookline, Washington County West Deanery Holy Name Society. A dinner will be a part of the symposium on Oct. 14. Fr. George Saladna, pastor of St Gabriel Dinner reservations must be made by Oct 8 and the price is $15. Archangel parish, North Side, will be the principal banquet speaker. Pennsylvania Court Javier Herrero of the University of Virginia Judge John Brosky will be the toastmaster. a1™ " Va ’ wil1 lecture on the "The Knight John Kosky is the dinner chairman, with Tim and Mystical Castle” on Oct. 15. On the same day, Burns as ticket chairman and Bob Walicki as ^ D e n n i s Gravis 0. Carm., of the Carmelite program chairman. Spiritual Center and Retreat House at Aylesford, Avffa-nVrhlir present a paper, "Ms. Teresa of For tickets and further information concerning Avila The Experience of the 20th Century through the dinner, contact the diocesan Holy Name Society 16tn Century Eyes.” office at 456-3081. A roundtable discussion on Friday will include several theologians, philosophers and scholars. The Washington workshop day s program will conclude with Mass atSt. Teresa Church, Perrysville. The Washington County West deanerv of Christian Doctine is sponsoring a The Saturday session includes Mass in the workshop on "Sharing the Light of Faith "on Oct 19 Duquesne University chapel with a lecture following fÏ ™ V ° p i2 at 0ur Lady of Lourdes by Robert Petersson of Smith College, Elementary School, Burgettstown. Northampton, Mass. ’s book barrow Cathy Amrhein, diocesan instructor for teacher Graduate and undergraduate credits are A new idea in evangelization was introduced to the training and adult enrichment, will direct the available for work in conjunction with the South Hills area recently by members of the Legion of Seyerie, Carol Zajac, Andrea Lober, Helen Myron and workshop. Highlights from the National Cathectical symposium. For information on registration for Mary from parishes of St. Anne, St. Gabriel, Hill Grattan. The young people are members of the Directory, containing directives for religious graduate credits, call 434-6026; for undergraduates Resurrection and St. Agatha. The volunteers set up a Junior Legion of Mary. People of many religions education today, will be reviewed. call 434-6449. book barrow full of religious articles such as prayer stopped by to exchange comments on the leaflets, and medals which were handed out Legionnaires work and to accept prayer cards. The Admission is free but reservations should be made For more information on the program or to make to passers-by at Caste Village shopping mall one Legion of Mary has used the book barrow in countries by calling Fr James Bedillion at 343-3880 or Kathy dinner reservations, contact Carla Lucente at 434- recent Saturday afternoon and evening. Manning the such as Ireland, but this is the first time the practice Pendracky at 947-4631. 6404 or Martin Synder at 434-6449. booth are, from left, Maretta Lober, Jeannette was tried in the local area. — Photo by John C. Keenan Italian benefit set Draft resisters supported BANQUETS UNLIMITED Nazareth nuns set festival 736 BROOKLINE BLVD.SOUTH HILIS Five Pittsburghers will be honored at a benefit The executive board of Pax Christi Pittsburgh has dinner-dance for the Boys’ and Girls' Towns of Italy announced its support for young men who have , Lhe,uSisters of ihe Ho,y Fami,y of Nazareth will ’ f/ e jm ie e uu/A a, /J(m eA offfjfaAA Z n S ? Ct 8 at7 30Pm attheH°lidayHousei" refused to register for the draft. hold their annual festival Saturday, Oct. 16, and Lovhest rooms in the area for your Sunday, Oct. 17, from noon to 7:30 p.m on the Wedding - Banquet - Meeting - Dance “ .. We applaud their courage, and hope that their grounds of-Mt. Nazareth Center, 285 Bellevue Road To be honored are: Pittsburgh Mayor Richard witness to peace and moral certainty may inspire Caliguin; University of Pittsburgh football coach Bellevue The festival will benefit Holy Family 561-7269 344-2500 similar conviction in all Americans,’1 the Manor, the home for aged an ill Sisters. Serfino Foge Fazio; Duquesne University organization said in an Oct. 1 statement. president Fr. Donald Nesti, C.S.Sp.; federal court They also quoted a 1969 statement from American Featured at the event will be a rummage sale Judge Carol Los Mansmann: and Guy Mendola crafts, amusements, socials and food. national president of the Order of Italian Sons and bishops: "We encourage clergy and laity alike, Daughters of America. especially parents, to be sympathetic and understanding to those who in good conscience are St. Francis open house Headlining the entertainment will be comedian compelled to object to military service, even if one Pat Cooper. Donations for the dinner are $35 or $50 were not in total agreement with the objector.” St. Francis Academy, Whitehall, will host an open (gthoííc J\Uutmi Quh for the dinner and cocktail hour. For reservations house for girls interested in attending the school and call 566-2323 or 471-1200. Pax Christi U.S.A. called on all people to evaluate Cordiallij ônvites war in a new attitude and to take an active role in their parents Tuesday, Oct. 12 from 7.30 to 9 p m at securing justice and love. the academy, located at 1401 Hamilton Road. Brass quintet concert The open house will open with a slide presentation C o f L t f t I j A u U s * fyiiUral fursu te j ein : in the activities hall. Current students will conduct ¿ r * ■ "f'ÿ k j Ctui witfi a d if fw tn u ." JA *et The Pittsburgh Brass Quintet will open its 1982-83 Deaf center open house jn n u x tÿ ye>j>(*.' tnjoif mt«nutinj sctirltus1. concert season with a performance Sunday, Oct. 10, tours of the school. For fu rther information about the at 2:30 p.m. in the Kresge Theatre on the Carlow The Catholic Deaf Center, located at 48S. 14th St., open house, contact Sister Clarissa at 881-7590, R.&V.R „ A - College campus. The concert will feature the works South Side, will have open house Sunday Oct 10 3 4 1 - 4 0 7 0 StUburjfc Ä J5230 of Rossini, Malcolm Arnold, Gabrieli and Saint- beginning with h Mass at 2 p.m. Saëns. 'Peace9 speaker ,, F r Tom Coughlin, the first deaf priest in the Future concerts by the quintet, which is in United States, will offer the Mass at St. John the F»n!LF KreSt; f,eneral secretary of the International residency at Carlow will be held Dec. 5, March 13 and Evangelist Church, 54 S. 14th St., South Side. A P Reconciliation, will give a lecture on April 24. Cost is $4.54 for adults and $3 for students reception will follow in the church hall. ♦ n Fur°Pean Peach Movement” Sunday, Oct 17 Free Recorded Legal Information 281-4664 and senior citizens. For additional information, call in Friends Meeting House, 4836 784-0975. The Center will be open for tours after the Mass Ellsworth Ave., Oakland. He also will speak at the Further information may be obtained by calling the 10th anniversary weekend retreat of the Thomas New Castle seminar set Catholic Deaf Center at 481-9550. Merton Center Oct. 15-17. For information on the I HEARING AID SALE retreat call the center at 381-1400 or write 1111 F St. Camijlus Church in New Castle will host a four- Industry thrift shop Carson St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203. Offer expires Wed., Oct. 6 ’ part seminar on the divorced and separated e n t ir e a id w o r n Mondays beginning Oct. 18, at 7 p.m. in the parish TheWomen's Guild and the Christian Mothers of CCD Center, 314 W. Englewood Englewood Ave. St. Christine parish, Industry, are conducting a Weekend retreat Topics and dates for the series are "Feelings ” on clothing thrift shop. The thrift shop is located in the Oct. 18 “Parents and Children," Oct. 25; “ Sex and basement of the parish church, Midland-Beaver The Sisters of the Divine Redeemer in Elizabeth W Sexuality, Nov.8; and“ SpiritualGrowth,” Nov. 15 . Road, and is open Monday evenings from 7 to 9 p m will host a weekend retreat for women "Prayer and SSS *199 Suggested donation is $10 for the series. For and Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Presence” Oct. 15-17 at Divine Redeemer Solitude. information call Mary Ellen Penwell, 654-5026. Donation will be $30. For information or to register N o Other Taxes I Licensed by contact Sister M. Monica. 751-8600. or Cherges. I Slale 01 Scott Twp. series THIS IS ALL 1 Nuns host weekend TH E R E IS: Our Lady of Grace parish in Scott Twp. will open a Doctors Exam Available The Sisters of the Holy Family of Nazareth will five-week adult enrichment series titled "Of Millvale open house • NOTHING OUTSIDE House Calls by Appt YOUR EAR Sal«* and Rapairt of All Makes host a weekend for women 18 years of age and older Sacraments and Celebration” Monday, Oct. 11, at 8 The Sisters of St. Francis at Mt. Alvernia, 146 • NO BUTTON • NO WIRES Including Belton«. Dahiburg. Zenith, p.m. in the school social hall. The sessions will be • WILL FIT A LOSS UP ale Calf Now Befora You Forget beginning Friday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. at Mt. Nazareth Hawthorne Rd., Millvale, will host an open house for TO 45 db Center, 285 Bellevue Rd., Bellevue. The program conducted by parish staff members and will friends and neighbors Sunday, Oct. 10, at 2 p.m. The • HELPS MOST NERVE O r Write For Intormetlon will focus on “ The Christian and Daily Living” and conclude with question and answer periods and event is part of the celebration of the 800th DEAFNESS will include Mass, personal prayer and group work. refreshments. • ALL-IN-EAR AIDS CAN WEST EAR ELECTRONICS anniversary of the birth of St. Francis of Assisi. FIT 90% OF ALL LOSSES « « COCHRAN RD. C C O O O CC For information or reservations call Sister Sharon M H , PA 1S22S DOO ZO D O Stryczny at 931-7051 or write to her at Mt. Nazareth Center (15229).

Squirrel Hill bike-a-thon Civic groups, PTA's, Outdoor clubs, Interested individuals: A T T E N T I O N : Pastors, Businessmen, Homeowners The Respect Life committee of St. Philomena parish, Squirrel Hill, will sponsor a bike-a-thon REDUCE YOUR FUEL BILLS UP TO 15% THIS WINTER WITH A GUIDE TO EMERGENCY CARE Sunday, Oct. 17 from 10 a.m. to noon at St. Philomena ENERGY EFFICIENT presented free by the Mercy Hospital Emergency and Field. The fund-raising event is being sponsored to pay for various activities. For additional ■'HEATSAVER" WINDOW PANEL Trauma Center information, contact Mimi Giroux at 421-2575. LOWEST COST HIGHEST EFFIC IENCY The "Heatsaver” unit with Its unique, dear, polished vinyl sheeting actually out­ • How to Handle an Emergency • Injuries performed traditional storm windows with glass panels tested under the same Butler f.Second H alf Club9 • Artificial Respiration • S trokes conditions, over same woor primary window! • Bleeding The Second Half Club at St. Paul Church in Butler • Poisoning • B urns recently celebrated its first anniversary. • SAFE-UNBWEAKABLE • Heart Attack Membership is open to any parishioner over the age • EASY INSTALLATION Recent Installation ; • ENERGY SAVING of 50. St Aloyslsus Convent, Ml. Troy • ECONOMICAL SL Francis Xavier Convent Rectory The group hosts many social activities for the • LIGHTWEIGHT North Side senior citizens, including card paries, wiener and • 15% TAX CREDIT McArdle Surgical Appliance, N. Hillsl corn roasts, evenings at the theater, a nationality dinner and many other events. A Halloween party is the next scheduled event. Call “Energy Savers” today (or free estimate Carlow courses xsc 8 2 1 -2 8 6 7 Carlow College’s center for continuing education will offer “ Confidence Building,” the final course in its affirmation and challenge series for women at SUNDAY, OCT. 17th. home on six Wednesdays beginning Oct. 13. COME TO OUR Taught by human relations consultant Jackie Horn, “Confidence Building'' will provide instruction in how to use assertiveness skills to increase personal satisfaction. The classes will meet HARVEST FESTIVAL on the Carlow campus from 10 a.m. to noon. The cost for the couvse is $50. Carlow has announced the schedule of two ST. PHILIP’S CHURCH programs in its lecture and lunch series. CRAFTON "Aesthetic Quality: The Experience of Art,” will be held Wednesday, Oct. 13 from noon to 1 p.m. at A fun D a y for the Kaufman's Downtown store. Lecturing will be Since an informed public is essential to good health in our community, Richard Devlin, associate professor of art at Carlow. /nercy Hospital is providing free copies of the EMERGENCY CARE Cost is $2 for the lecture and $4.50 for the lecture and Sunday 1 PM to 10 PM GUIDE as a public service. If you wish to receive a copy of the lunch. ROAST BEEF OR SERVED EMERGENCY CARE GUIDE, please fill out this card and mail it to- The second program, "Pittsburgh Theatre: Here 3 - 7 PM P.O. BOX 1527, PITTSBURGH, PA 15230 and Now, ” will be held, Thursday, Oct. 14, from 10:30 TURKEY DINNER * 4 .9 5 COMPLETE a.m. to!2:30p.m.in the Wherrett Board Room on the j Arts, Crafts, Plants, White Elephant Handiwork, Country Store NAME Carlow campus. The lecture will be presented by James Berry, assistant professor of speech, I Baked Goods, Plata, Hoagies, Amusements for Adults and Kiddies. communication and theatre at Carlow. The cost is $5, STREET which includes lunch. For more information or ALL ARE WELCOME reservations, call 578-6092. CITY ___ STATE ZIP Page 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 8, 1982

A rea w om an m eets Irish pen p a l

By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK a clerical position for British Nancy Beno and Georgina Kerr Telecom, the nationally-owned have been friends for 17 years but it telephone service. wasn't until recently that the two women met. Raised a Presbyterian, Miss Kerr was asked if it was unusual to have a Mrs. Beno, who lives in Elizabeth Catholic as a friend. “ No, it isn’t," Township, and Miss Kerr, who lives she said. "I have a lot of Catholic in Antrim, Northern Ireland, have friends. It (the violence in Northern been corresponding as pen pals over Ireland) isn’t a religious conflict. the years. Recently Miss Kerr came There’s a cultural difference to the United States to visit Mrs between Catholics and Protestants. Beno. She explained that the Protestants "I was overjoyed that she was in Northern Ireland share a British coming,’’ Mrs. Beno said about Miss and/or Scottish heritage. The Kerr’s visit. “ She wasn't what I Catholics share a culture with expected.” Catholics in the Irish Republic. Seven months ago, Miss Kerr "Most Catholics want all of 'E.T.9 is Ukrainian wrote Mrs. Beno telling her that she Ireland to be unified," Miss Kerr wanted to make plans concerning a continued. "That would have been Pat Bilon, center, who played the title role in the movie “ E.T.: The Extra- visit to America; the two women had feasible hadn't the country been Terrestrial,” autographs photos for Mary Ann Drahusz, left, a member of discussed the subject over the years divided with unnatural borders. It SS. Peter & Paul Church in Wilmerding, and Lynn Rymniakof St. George, in their letters. More letters and was only to be a temporary solution. North Side, during the first Pittsburgh Ukrainian Festival last weekend at overseas telephone calls were I don’t think it (the conflict) will be the University of Pittsburgh. Bilon, who is of Ukrainian descent, is a native exchanged in making the solved by arms.” of Youngstown, Ohio. He appeared also at the festival’s concert and at the arrangements. ball as a special guest. The festival benefitted the Ukrainian Nationality In Belfast, Miss Kerr said, Room being established at the University of Pittsburgh. "It was a bit awkward when she security gates are common and got off the plane," Mrs. Beno said shoppers have to have their bags -Photo by John C. Keenan about Miss Kerr’s arrival. checked by security guards when Exchanging hugs and one of their old letters are pen pals Georsina K e r r they enter a store. ”1 didn’t think she would (left) of Antrim, Northern Ireland and Nancy Beno of Elizabeth Township. recognize us," Mrs. Beno said, “ sol "Kids not much older than her," sent Georgie a recent photo of me, she said pointing to four-year old my husband and my daughter about the program and asked those Amy, "throw bombs or stones at Amy." As school girls, Mrs. Beno and interested to fill out the form which Miss Kerr would write about school British soliders. You become used to it. I'll go back and nothing will be "I spotted Amy right way," Miss asked about hobbies, interests, etc. families, the Beatles, etc. They also Kerr said. "I worried for a half-hour One of the students taking an exchanged photos and small changed. You become immune to the violence, apathetic." before the plane landed whether I application was Mrs. Beno, then presents over the year. Nancy Erkel of Port Vue. could recognize them." As for her visit to the United It 's a pity that we didn't keep all of The friendship between the two Mrs. Clark recalled that Mrs. our letters," Miss Kerr said. States, Miss Kerr said "Everything women began as a part of the a pen Rettiger sorted the students’ letters has been impressive. Everything we " I ’ve kept the photos she sent," pal project that was suggested by according to interest and the letters have at home, you have better.” were then forwarded on to Boston. Mrs. Beno said. then Bishop John Wright as a project She noted that in Ireland, petrol that the Diocesan Council of Not long afterward, Miss Kerr Asked if she was excited about (gasoline) costs one pound, 70 pence Catholic Women co-ordinated. recalled that one of her'teachers in receiving her first letter from Miss or more than $3.50 a gallon. She said According to Arlene Clark, who high school in her hometown of Kerr, Mrs. Beno said " I ’m sure I she drives a mini-car, smaller than helped establish the program and Derry brought in a box of letters. was. I still get excited when she most American compacts, that gets who was also Mrs. Beno's CCD The teacher asked the students who writes and I read her letters while 40 miles to a gallon. teacher, Bishop Wright suggested wanted a pen pal to pick a letter out walking back from the mail box." While she has been in the United that the DCCW co-ordinate the of the box. Miss Kerr reached into States, Miss Kerr and Mrs.*Beno project and he sent Natalie Rettiger Now the women have moved on to the box and pulled out a letter jobs and families. "I now write visited Niagara Fails ("Quite of the DCCW to Boston to attend an written by Mrs. Beno. spectacular," Miss Kerr said), orientation session with the about Amy, my home, the places we go and the things we do, ” Mrs. Beno Washington, D.C., Lancaster, Pa. International Friendship League. From then on, the two began t At Scouting camp corresponding frequently, each said. and Williamsburg, Va. Mrs. Clark said that the DCCW is Fr. John Doherty, left, diocesan Scouting chaplain, shares a light moment In the ninth-grade CCD class at St. ’ writing four letters a year, SÉ "I write about work and my trying to locate others who a with a group of Boy Scouts at the recent Bishop’s Camporee at camp Twin Joseph parish, Port Vue, where she plus Christmas and birthday cards. holidays,” Miss Kerr said. participated in the pen pal project n Echo, near Ligonier, Westmoreland County. The Scouts were among some was teaching, Mrs. Clark passed out "She even sends me a St. Patrick’s applications for the pen pal ahd who are still in contact with \ 300 who attended the camporee. Day card,” Miss Kerr said about Miss Kerr was raised in Derry, but program. She told the students Mrs. Beno. their pen pals. They can contact the c now resides in Antrim. She works as DCCW office at 456-3080. c t r P Advertisers Like *° Hear “I Saw Your Ad in the Catholic”! 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-O bituaries- ' P r e p a r i n g F r . O ’H a r a d ie s member of that community for 68 a lengthy illness. She died at the Karabinos, TOR, former pastor in years. Burial followed in the Sisters' Marian Manor Nursing Home in Ramey. Pa. Fr. Lawrence F. O’Hara, pastor of cemetery. St. Mary Church in Beaver Falls for Green Tree where she had resided Funeral Mass was offered 13 years, died unexpectedly Sister Blanche died after a long for 20 years. She was 97. Thursday, Oct. 7, in St. Michael fo r M arriage Wednesday morning, Oct. 6, at the illness in the infirmary in Millvale Church, Loretto, with burial in the rectory. He was 59. on Oct. 1. She was 86. Mrs. Hungerman had been a parish cemetery. Preparing for the Sacrament of Fr. O'Hara was a 1 native of . — lifelong resident of Bloomfield, a Born in Youngstown, Ohio, Sister member of the Christian Mothers H oward W eiizel Marriage." Dr. Anthony and Mary serious responsibility of the priest to Pittsburgh, born Jan. 22, 1923. He I help the couple make a mature Blanche entered the order in 1914 and the Altar Society of St. Joseph Del Vecchio. Ave Maria Press, Notre attended St. Kieran School, Central I judgment concerning their from Sa cre d H eart p a rish , parish in Bloomfield. Funeral Mass for Howard H. j Dame, Ind. 46556. 141 pages. $3.95. Catholic High School, Duquesne Weitzel, of Kennebec Street in marriage. There is a discerning and University and St. Vincent College Youngstown. She spent 47 vears ci .. .. , _ „ By FR. STEVEN PALSA learning process which will be a teaching in diocesan schools and w H n n f ™ 6 a? “ s Squirrel Hill, was offered and Seminary. several years in communitv W. Hungerman, retired pastor of St. Wednesday, Oct. 6, in St. Philomena time for growth in appreciation of years in community Philomena Church in Beaver Falls. The doorbell rings in the midst of He was ordained June 15, 1947 at services after her retirement Church, Squirrel Hill. Burial was in the sacrament and a deeper St. Vincent Basilica by Bishop Hugh ■dinner. The younger assistant realization of the vocational 1973. Calvary Cemetery. Heaves the table and goes to answer C. Boyle. She is also survived by one commitment on the part of the Mr. Weitzel died Sunday, Oct. 3, in ■the door to find a young couple spouses. Father was an assistant at St. The last member of her additional son, Regis of Avalon; and ■waiting with the young woman’s Joseph in Coraopolis for seven immediate family, Sister is four daughters, Anna Marie Montefiore Hospital following a short illness. ■father. "Good evening! How are we “ Preparing for the Sacrament of years, before serving as a chaplain survived by nieces and nephews. Hustead of Miami, Fla.; Cecelia Marriage” by Dr. Anthony and with the U.S. Air Force from 1954 to Among the fam ily members Beidel of Aspinwall; Helen Ehrlich He was a veteran of World War II, Mary Del Vecchio provides the 1963. He was an assistant at St. preceding her in death was Sister of Oakmont; and Marcella Driscoll a member of St. Philomena Church clergy with a tool that could be Philip in Crafton and later pastor of Emily Tewes of the , of Overbrook. Also surviving are 40 and worked as an engineer. effectively used to help prepare the St. Joseph in Natrona from 1966 to Clara G raham grandchildren and 40 greatgi FR. STEVEN couple even in conjunction with 1969 when he became pastor of St. grandchildren. Surviving are his wife, Katherine M. PALSA another preparation program. Mary. Father also had served as McGovern Weitzel: three daught­ Funeral Mass for Clara M Mrs. Hungerman was preceded in Different preparation programs chaplain at Pittsburgh Hospital. death by her husband. Frank J. ers, Mary Kate Premick, of Fox may emphasize various aspects of Graham of 111 S. Cliff St., Butler, Chapel. Peggy Eileen Weitzel, at He leaves one brother and two was offered Tuesday, Sept. 28, in St Hungerman, and two children. marriage but the Del Vecchio book sisters. Lawrence of Buffalo, N.Y., and home, and Patricia (Trish) provides the opportunity for the Peter Church, Butler. Burial ir,w,c‘,u^ DU',a McKaveney, of Squirrel Hill, an Visitation will begin Thursday, followed in St. Wendelin Cemetery Gerard of Green Tree priest and the couple to be on “ the Oct. 7, at 2 p.m. at the rectory, at 605 employee of the diocesan insurance Carbon Center. Funeral Mass was offered same page." The use of this book 10th St., Beaver Falls. Translation office; one son, John Carl Weitzel, at doing this evening?" "We came to Wednesday, Oct. 6, at Assumption would afford concerned persons an to the church will be Friday at 2 p.m. Miss Graham died Friday, Sept. home; and two grandchildren. make some arrangements for a Church in Bellevue. Burial followed opportunity for meaningful and the funeral Mass will be 24, in St. Francis Hospital, New yeddmg,” answered the father. reflection and conversation. Castle, following a short illness. in Mt. Carmel Cemetery, Penn Hills. Leroy E. Gall ^ J o h n and Cynthia are in a bit of a Saturday. Oct. 9, at 11 a.m. at St. 0 |u r r y . How soon would we be able to Mary. She had been a parish house­ The family suggests memorial Funeral Mass for Leroy E. Gall The Del Vecchios have spent 30 contributions to Marian Manor, 2695 H ia v e the ceremony? " Too often, like years in marriage counseling, and keeper in the diocese for 30 years Sr. of 206 South St., Butler, was Sr. Raymw ond and retired from St. Teresa parish, Winchester Dr., Pittsburgh, Pa. offered Tuesday, Oct. 5, in St. * meteor hurled from outer space, they have seen the many possible 15220. the "unplanned" wedding crashes difficulties and disasters many A funeral Mass was offered in the Perrysville. She lived in Butler for Michael Church Butler. Interment jHrito the front office of the rectory. times over. Because of this motherhouse of the Sisters of St. the past seven years. followed in St. Mary Cemetery, M. Karabinos Herman. H'he circumstances of the rush are background they have assembled Francis in Stella Niagara, N.V. on Sept. 26 for Sr. Raymond Helbling, a Miss Graham was born in J o t conducive to a healthy planning the important issues and themes of Clearfield Township, daughter of Margaret P. Karabinos, manager Mr. Gall, 71, died Friday, Oct. 1, in y process for the future of the bride marriage preparation and have put member of that community for 57 of the Franciscan Building and Butler County Memorial Hospital years. Burial followed in the Sisters’ John and Elizabeth Leinenbach And groom-to-be. it in very understandable and direct Graham. She was a member of St. Development Fund at St. Francis following an illness. language. Some of the questions are cemetery. College in Loretto from 1946 to 19 7 1, I On the other hand, there is a Peter's Women’s Council, the Third A lifelong resident of Butler, he "How well do I really know myself? Sister Raymond died suddenly at Order of St. Francis and the Butler died Monday, Oct. 4, at Montefiore species of a now extinct “ planned" How well do I really know my the motherhouse. Hospital in Oakland following an was born Jan. 2, 1911. Mr. Gall wedding which would attend to the Chapter of the American Associa­ retired from the Leedom & Worrai partner? Does my partner see me Born in Pittsburgh, Sister entered tion of Retired Persons. illness. ¡«accidentals and not to the essentials. the way I see myself? Am I being the order from St. Augustine parish, Co. in Butler and was a member of >ln this arrangement, the engaged She was 73 and had resided in real? Do I fully understand that Lawrenceviile. Before retiring, she Surviving are five sisters, St. Michael Church and the French ^ouple might talk to their parents Hazelwodd for the last several mutual understanding is a taught music in South Dakota, New Catherine Shuler of Fenelton, Agnes and Belgium Lodge in Butler. Ind friends and then begin the great months. cornerstone for marriage? Do I York and Ohio. Porter of Holmes, Pa., Cecelia ■earch for the right wedding hall, Surviving are his wife Evelyn know what it means to be warm and She is survived by several nieces Geibel and Mary Anderson, both of ihe right band, the right caterer and Miss Karabinos was a native of Conrad Gall; two sons, Robert C. of caring toward my partner? Do I and nephews in the Pittsburgh area. Butler, and Callista Rodgers of the most reasonable florist. Pittsburgh and lived for many years Landsdale, Pa., and Leroy Jr. of understand how the church’s Fenelton. Three brothers and one in Loretto. Butler; three daughters, Barbara ■ Many details will fill their days teaching on family life can fit ihto Sr. M. Blanche sister preceded her in death. Wolf and Toni Edwards of Butler until the time draws closer for the modern marriage?" A funeral Mass was offered in the She is survived by two brothers, and Judith Dougherty of McKees­ Actual wedding. They then will motherhouse chapel of the Sisters of M ary Hungerm an William A. of Hazelwood and John of port; two brothers, Elmer and Throughout the book, two Loretto, and one sister, Mary Black, ^ ■p p ear at the rectory and say, “ We St. Francis of Millvale on Oct. 5 for Mary Ann Brandenstein Hunger- Edmond, both of Butler; 17 ^B eed to see a priest to do our personality theories are contrasted, Sister Mary Blanche Tewes, a of Pittsburgh. She was preceded in grandchildren and four great­ man died Saturday, Oct. 2, following death by one brother, Fr. Michael ^wedding. Anyone will do.” Since the "physical” theory and the grandchildren. everything is prepared it would be "Christian" model. The physical difficult to convince the couple that theory has pleasure, self- ^ B ie y still have much work to do in centeredness and selfishness as its motivation. This way of living is part ROOF LEAKING? fRfegard to their own spiritual and of the current climate of psychological readiness for the GUTTER DRIPPING? permissiveness and has little regard For Emergency Service Cell D U R A N T I ’S ^■acram ent of marriage. This couple PARK PhAZA RENT A I 'HA X T HEARING AIDS for the sacred, the sacrificial or the ¥?|had paid attention to the "icing" and RAY ADENOUR i2B NT Craig St. Oakland, near St. Paul’s Cathedra? permanent. The Christian model SENSIBLY PRICED HEARING AIDS ■Sh e decorations on the cake, but states that our direction is 3 2 1 -5 6 0 0 WEDDINGS RECEPTIONS t were not aware of the importance of Fne Estimates - Terms Arranged PROPERLY FITTED ultimately toward union with God. PROMPT - REASONABLE REPAIRS ■Pile nature of the "cake” itself. SLATE! SHINGLE! FLAT ROOFS' IS KI.KU.WT fll.M .X, ROOMS As professionals, the Del Vecchios ALSO SERVICE ON ALL MAKES ■ In many dioceses now the Church see the Church’s teaching on natural •LUNCHEONS «DINNER MEETINGS . is taking the much needed family planning consistent with Pittsburgh's 900,060 30 DAY RETURN PRIVILEGE ON I. leadership in reversing the above their model of a healthy, open, and Catholics art r^rends and taking an active part in ALL HEARING AIDS unselfish Christian sacrament. The someone special. ’ = 6 8 2 - 1 1 5 5 the actual preparation of the couple message is clear on every page ,0pen Tues. thru Sun. 11 to 9, Closed Monday Reach them through - for marriage. There might be a time Tear-out sections are given to period of waiting and preparation faciliate the interpersonal dialogue our newspaper. during which the priest who is going and growth in understanding. It to do the actual wedding will meet would also be appropriate as a ^vith the couple several times. It is a personal gift for the engaged!

D O W N TO W N : ALLISON PARK: 5080 JENKINS ARCADE 4618 ROUTE 8 S ch o o l sets ju b ilee 281-8847 486-0975 MT. LEBANON: ; 4 Vincentian High School, North A social hour will follow and MONROEVILLE: gildls, will mark its 50th anniversary 615 WASHINGTON RD 700 J0NNET BLOG dinner at 5 p.m. in the school 341-2221 373-1151 Bunday, Oct. 17, with a celebration cafeteria will conclude the day’s planned at the school, events. i Bishop Leonard will offer Mass at Vincentian High School opened in 3 p.m. in the chapel of the Vincentian 1932 as a residential boarding school SOCIETY OF ST PAUL for girls, mainly residents of Sisters of Charity. Homilist will be I Brothers and Pria*» at tha Satiety at St. Peal have |Aux. Bishop John B. McDowell, Pennsylvania and Ohio, who were t**a goal» — Communicating with God and i vicar for education. ihterested in entering Religious life. tammamltatlmg with paapla. They usa the madia On Nov. 14, 1932, the high school (priât, hlm. tapa, retard», hook tentar», videa and received its accreditation from the other talatammanltatian») In a work at ministry ta state Department of Public the unknowing, tha talthla»» and tha pear at »pirlt. SOLEMN 9-DAY Instruction. Classes were conducted I ■•come 0 Paulina Brother or Pria* and help organise tha ma»» madia tar tha »arvlta at Chrl* and tha in four classrooms, including the Charth. Candidata» ara trained tar thl» life at »arvlta library, that were housed in the In Staten Island. M.Y.; Canfield. Oh.; Darhy. M.Y ST. JUDE NOVENA motherhouse of the Vincentian and Dearborn, Ml. Sisters of Charity. The first graduating class Send info on: . SSP Priests. SSP Brothers Name — ST. ELIZABETH CHURCH numbered six girls who eventually Brother Kevin Cahill. SSP. Vecmti Director, Address _ 1620 PENN AVENUE, PITTSBURGH PA 15222 Society et St. Peel Alha Heute H H m entered the Vincentian order. 9331 Akren-C an field Bd.. Canfield OH. 44404 City An increase in the number of telephene: (31B) 533-5504 students led to provisions for 2 0 2 8 additional classrooms, a music Oct. to room and library. As the population DAILY SCHEDULE 12:05 P.M. — Novena Prayers and Mass Follows of the North Hills grew so did the I school’s enrollment. Plans for a new D IN N E R (No 12:05 Mass on Sunday. October 24th high school facility were drawn and M Novena Prayers will follow the 9:45 A.M. MASS in 1958, the new high school plant N N TH EATER 7:00 P.M. — Mass, Homily, Novena Prayers & opened at the intersection of Peebles Benedicition fetaid r and McKnight Roads. M arking 100th N e c r o lo g y i S i ’- * Wednesday October 20 — Rev. Bernard Hrico I Sister Mary Lucy Boxler of the FATHER TOM SMITH Pastor, SI. Mary Church, Glensha* ■ Sisters of St. Francis of Mill vale, Please remember the deceased I will celebrate her 100th birthday priests of the diocese in your Thursday, Oct 21 — Rev. Richard Zu la (Monday, Oct. 11. She will be honored prayers. SHOW Pastor, St Midiael Church Munhall I at an 11:15 Mass and an open house Oct. 11 AND Ifrom 2 to 4 p.m. in the St. Francis Fr. John P. Shields...... 1964 ■ Convent adjacent to St. Francis Oct. 12 Friday, Odobe 22 — Rev William Bavard ■Hospital, Lawrenceviile. Born in Fr. John McKenna...... 1955 SISTER AMATA’S Pastor, St John Neumann Church. I Johnstown, Sister is a survivor of the Fr. Aloysius J. M ilcic...... 1967 Franldin Park ■ 1889 Johnstown Flood. She entered Oct. 15 I the order in 1904, graduated from the “ANGELS” Saturday, October 23 — Rev. Lawrence DiNardo, MChA Fr. James P. Logue...... 1965 featuring ■St. Francis Hospital School of Oct. 16 Mice of the Tribunal. Diocese ol Pittsburgh ¡Nursing and became a registered Fr. Ferdinand H. Angel 1964 FR. TOM SMITH who has appeared on the NBC Inurse in 1909. Sister served for more Fr. J. Donald Stoney...... 1977 TODAY SHOW, THE PHIL DONAHUE SHOW, Sunday. October 24 — Rev. Charles Bober, STL Ithan a half-century in active nursing Fr. Thomas C. Brown...... 1979 THE DAVID LETTERMAN SHOW & REAL Assistant Director. Iwork. Since her retirement in 1966, Fr. Francis M. Hoffmann 1980 PEOPLE. Office ol Vocations, Ishe has served in various capacities Oct. 17 P LUS: FR. JOHN CASSELLA & FR. PAT JONES Diocese ol Pittsburgh lat the convent. Fr. David Shanahan...... 1942 OF "THE FOUR FATHERS”. ALSO. “THE EVANGELS". AN EXCITING FRESH Monday. October 25 — Rev. Joseph Swwoynshi YOUTH GROUP OF THE McKEESPORT AREA. Pastor, St Josaphat Church. South Side

PERFORMING IN OCTOBER Tuesday, October 26 — Rev. Joseph Kurutz, STL, Mid. High School Seniors & Juniors! Pastor, St Raphael. Momingside HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED THE POSSIBILITY FRIDAV EVENINGS 1-8-15-29 S A T U R D A Y E V E N IN G 23 THAT YOU MIGHT SERVE GOD IN THE ...... Wednesday October 27 — Rev. Ridiard MueHer DINNER 7 PM SHOW 8:30 PM Pastor. Most Holy käme Church, 1 Troy Nil ■ Dinner & Show $12.50 PRIESTHOOD Thursday. October 28 — Rev Verna Busch. QF M . Cap WHY NOT SEEK SOME INFORMATION AND GUIDANCE Guardian. St Aojpistine Friary, FOR RESERVATIONS PHONE 672-9611 Lawrenceviile IIM IIIDVM Y St. Paul’s Seminary | PLEASE HOTE. Saturday, October 23rd, aame INUUIHY UAT Sunday October 10,1982 schedule a« Daily Devotions and 7:00 IN CRAFTON 9:30 A.M. to Early Evening p.m., Mas* will fulfill c your Sunday Maas To register or for more details call or write M KEESPORT Inn Obligation VOCATION OFFICE I (formerly Sheraton Motor Inn) DIOCESE OF PITTSBURGH Sunday, October 24th 111 BLVD. OF THE ALLIES 412-456-3073 Mass at 9:45 am , — No vena P IT T S B U R G H , PA. 15222 Prayara will follow. Lysle B lvd., M cK eesport, PA Meat at 7:00 p.m., Mata and No vena

< I Page 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, October 8, 1982 SHOP CLASSIFIED Calendar of Events CLASSIFIED ADS orderedi , SUNDAY, OCT. 10 killed after being set but priori TO U RS 400 M ISCELLAN EOUS »10 ENTERTAINMENT 520 PROFESSIONAL Ladies Guild, Purificacion of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Ellwood City — Dinner of to publication will be billed at FLORIDA VACATION - $219 SALES BAND — "Easy Street" — The SERVICES cavatelli and meatballs, noon to 5 p.m., Catholic Center, Lawrence Ave. & Third St. naif rate. Classified "kills" Oct. 15-22 Room, meals, free SNOWTIRES - Mounted, pair best in musical entertainment Cost, $3.50 for adults; $2.50 for children. cannot be accepted after transportation. Call Betty 6*3- uniroyals. HR78X14 steel belted for weddings, parties, and ACCOUNTANT — Male exper AM Mon. for current week 5180. tread. Good for inspection. All banuets. «84-9183 or 655-7490 ieiiced, journals, ledgers Holy Innocents, Sheraden — Organ recital by Ron Schulz, parish organist, 2:30 p.m. issue. payrolls, tax reports. Desires FRANCISCAN T.O.R. PIL­ four-products $40 pr. 531-8220 (BAND — "Prime Time" — ¡works of 17th and 18th Century. Free and open to all. ACCEPTANCE of an adver GRIMAGE — Fr. Bernardine work per day 9-5.421-9583. WEDDING GOWNS — National Pittsburgh's most versatile MONDAY, OCT. 11 tisement in the Pittsburgh Smith Director, Oct. 16-17, St advertised bridal samples wedding & banquet band. Catholic, while based on an Jude, Baltimore Harbor Perfect $3-4-500.00 values. None Standards, Contemporary Christian Mothers and Guild, St. Columbkille, Imperial — Luncheon Is Served, 12; 30 assumption of integrity on the Washington D C , Seton Shrine priced over $100.00 Call 462-2535 Polkas . Disco, plus we handle ali part of the advertiser, does not Emittusburg MD , Mount St reception ceremonies 885-5870. p.m., parish hall, Rt. 30. Tickets at $3 available by calling Annette Rimer, 788-6437. Mary, and Gettysburg, CHARLANE imply endorsement of Pittsburgh pick up $100. Oct. 20. TUESDAY, OCT. 12 product or service. Shopping trip New Process HIGH DESERT BANDS — For wedding Clothing Outlet, Value City. receptions and all occasions Ni MANOR Ladies Auxiliary, Sacred Heart, Emsworth — Covered dish luncheon, card party and 001 PERSONALS, =JL Erie. Dinner. Sandalini's $22. BEE POLLENI charge to view our selection oi ¡social, 12:30 p.m., church auditorium. ALONE & PREGNANT - For. Information Julia Casey 602-2072 Purs Unadulterated sound and color video tai HOME or 687-7403. ENTERTAINMENT UNLIMf [Christian Mothers and Women’s Guild, St. Margaret, Green Tree — 1 ‘Diamonds Are confidential caring friend Bes Honey! £D- 343r7700______FOR T H E LIFELINE - 562-0543 Down Honey Recipe Books. Forever annual fall fashion show and card party, 8 p.m., church hall. Tickets, $4 town Pittsburgh. Butler Area BAND TRIO — For old time! ELDERLY available by calling 563-3984. Proceeds to benefit parish facilities. 282-1200; Mon Valley. 489-9021 884-0516 221-924! dancing, anniv., class reunions I NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL' Beaver, 843-0505. 728-5651 private parties Call Chuck 521-1 Marian Movement of Priests — Cenacle, St. Stephen, Me Keesport, 2 p m for CRAWFORD TOURS INC. 7744. •TATE LICENSED information call 672-0693. A SPECIAL THANKS - To St will M e you anywhere CELEBRATE — Your special I For Information Jude, St. Theresa. Blessed under the Rainbow I LEFT OVER SALE occasion with music bv on Admlaalona WEDNESDAY, OCT. 13 Mother and our dear Lord for VOUTH GROUPS 25% off ETERNITY. Excellence in all PLEASE CALL prayers answered. I.L.G SENIOR CITIZEN GROUPS types of music, call 487-4930 or Sacred Heart-St. Peter, Tarentum — Mass for charismatics, 7:30 p.m. ASKING OUR LADY - St. Jude, We provide complete No» Merchandise lor all ocusnm 881-8276. Concelebrants, Fr. Michael Salvagna, Fr. George Jackovic. St. Theresa. St. Joseph. St. Ann, pfenning for your lour Sat./Sun - Oct. 9-10JIM. CLEO THE CLOWN - Whole­ 76 1-9513 $ acl‘t d,Hef?rt’ Shady side — “ Question clearinghouse" with panelists speaking on St. Dympna, St. Peregrine to Ratss 1 Riftraas available some Musical, Mirth, Magic f intercede to Ou r Lord for special Sinicki’s Garage Catholic Teachings on Sexual Morality,*’ 7:30 p.m., high school. Panelists: Fr. Eric on request 3231 Dobson St. Polish Hill Mime, Puppets. Participation 672-9011 intentions. Thank,you R.H onice CALL BILL Home Surprises! 361-3265. Diskin, Sister Elizabeth Ann Stock and Dr. James Hanigan. FOR A POWERFUL - And 443-6655 327-7030 ‘COMBO’’ - "THE GOD­ .600 HOM E St. Joseph Home for the Aged, Garfield —Social 1 p.m. Also on the second Wednesday effective prayer to St. Rita. Call 500 SERVICES FATHERS” — Music for all ± e! ? £ mM£ h’.53*t Penn Ave’ Free refreshments. For information call Sue Junker, 882-2080. will be glad to send it occasions, satisfaction for all IMPROVEMENTS OFFERED ages. 761-4821: 665-5100 or Claire Cox, 461-4276. Benefit of the home and patients. OUR THANKS - To the cflfeENTRY WORK - VPSST 'CATERING A-l — Exp. over 25 THURSDAY, OCT. 14 heavenly Father, who heard our 200 yrs. You provideorovide the occasion A& . occas'ons exp. replacement windows, porches prayers, to his Divine Son, who HELP reason Music 40-80 Mary 344- kitchens, ceilings, doors, we'll provide the service. Your 3085. CTub"^ Octoberfest annual luncheon and fashion show, Long Vue Country showered us with his graces and w a n t e d location or ours. 25 - 500 persons gamerooms, dry wall. South blessings. To the Holy Spirit, Call anytime, reasonable. 231 ■ DISC JOCKEY — With person­ Hills Area. Free estimates. 344- whogaveus strength and love, to COLLEGE GRADUATE 7444. Seeks employment. Over3years 0947. ality & extensive record library St. Bernadette, Monroeville - Lecture on parenting, with Dr. Ellen Frank, assistant St. Theresa, St. Martin. St. Rose. 'of songs from the 30's - 80 s CEMENT — Brick work. St. Ann. St. Joseph, St. Jude, St. retail experiences. 8 months FELICE FAVA HA1RSTYUNG professor of psychiatry and psychology at Pitt medical school, guest speaker 8pm office management experience Professional Entertainment for Sidwalks. Driveways, Porches parish hall. Anthony, St. John of God, St. — And regular cuts, reasonable your next social, private or club Patios. Drywalls. Basements. Rita and all who interceeded on Call 366-4462. price for senior citizens. 11750 function. Weddings. Anniversa­ Garpges. Free Est. Call Joe 262- Christian Mothers, SS. Simon & Jude, Scott Twp. our behalf. We know you will DAY WORKER - Desire Frankstown Rd. cross street ries, & Renunions a specialty 5899. - Living rosary, 7:30 p.m. also continue to bless us and keep us cleaning work, Monday from Speedy Mufller. 241-9428 Mass and installation of officers. Book now for 82-83. S. It S. CEMENT WORK - Porches, in your care. The Family of Tuesday or Wednesday Production Assoc. 412-881-1024. W.D.Q. Apartments. Houses. 793-0105. HANDYMAN — All types homi steps, garage, walls, brickwork, FRIDAY, OCT. 15 repairs. Plumbing, heatim DISC JOCKEY - Radio Éxp. blass block windows, ect., free THANK YOU - Lord Jesus. EXPERIENCE CANTOR - electrical. Cement £ yard wort rroiessional sound system & est., call Frank 731-1311. E " * oun£ rl— Weekend, Howard Johnson, Rt. 8, Gibsonia. For reservations Blessed Mother and St. Jude; for With Vocal training available to Very reasonable, promptl call Bill and Ann Sullivan, 824-4917. favors granted. Please continue sing. Your special event or service. Jim 431-3026. light show. A complete mobile DECKS. PORCHES, ADDI­ to hear my prayers. L.G. weekly mass. 885-4825 unit. Records for everyone TIONS —. The South Hills INSULATION r Carpentry.l Reasonable & Honest. Oldies a Professionals, highest quality at Naim Guild, Our Lady of Grace, Scott Twp. - Halloween party, school social hall 8 THANK YOU - St. Jude for OFFICE HELP NEEDED - Paneljng. Ceilings. Floors. specialty. All Occasions. Sonny cost efficient low prices. p.m. For widowed, single, divorced. Guests, $3 . prayers answered M.L.M Receptionist, typists, book­ Railings. Bathrooms, Storm Guaranteed, insured. Nicholson Butler. keepers. file clerks, secretaries, Windows, Aluminum Siding. 279-7935 free est. University Catholic Club — Rosary, 7 p.m. followed by movie on Our Lady of Fatima office trainees, etc. Male & Soffit & Fascia; Porches,' DOC STEWART - Band for all Synod Hall, Donation requested. THANKS — Jesus, St. Jude. St. seasons, wedding receptions our ENEHtfT SAVERS —Thermal Theresa, St. Anne, St. Anthony, female. Downton & Suburban Sidewalks, Block, Brick, Stone.l job openings. 30 day free trial Cement Work, Roofing Gutters, speciality. Call 483-5130 or 684- Replacement Windows, Glass-, SATURDAY, OCT. 16 Blessed Virgin, Mother 0122. block, Storm Doors. Complete Perpetual Help, Infant of period with pay. Kearney- Hauling, Fully insured. Freel McDonough EMP.. Call 391-i Est. 761-5538, 761-2301. FOXFIRE — Large selection of I Home Remodeling. One call Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland - Day of prayer for laity and Religious, 10 a m to4 Prague, Poor Souls for favors 1071. does all. Free Est. John 373-3774. i.m. Reservations available by calling 681-6180. received. K.M.D. MOVING — Call us first. Home! rock, standards, ethnic music, will add to any wedding, party, ex p e r t roof r ep a ir - THANKS — ToSt. Anne, St. Jude SASCO COSMETICS INC. - apart, or offices. Reasonably Women’s Guild, North American Martyrs, Monroeville — Fun fair, noon to 4 p.m. Need individuals interested in anytime. 481-1826. or club date. Reasonably priced Repair work our specialty. All and St. Joseph for favors having there own business. Paul 462-4574. types of roof, gutters, down featuring children s games, food, bake sale, white elephant and crafts. Tickets at the granted. Please continue to pray spouting and chimney pointing. door. tor us. H.T.B. Quality Aloe Vera products offer PHOTOGRAPHY - Wedding & HAVE THE MUSIC-U-LIKE BY excellent earning potential. 486- Environmental portraitures A DJ — Wedding & all types of’ All work guaranteed. Free THANKS - To St. Jude for 8874. Michael Joseph Connolly 344- estimates. Call 881-2944. Women s Guild, Nativity, North Side — Annual luncheon card party, 11:30 a.m., 3224. 1 parties at a reasonable price prayers answered. P.D. Call Jerry Fink 884-6431. GAMEROOMS — bathrooms, j Allegheny Club, Three Rivers Stadium. Also bake sake and boutique For 290 SITUATIONS PHOTOGRAPHY - Wedding,, siding, sofit & fascia, roofs, and reservations call Mary Sommers, 931-1614 or Bonnie Wacker, 931-2409. WANTED Viedo Recorded, Photo Candids, I “HAVING AN AFFAIR” - !| ail phases of home remodeling, Professional Studio Standards Don’t keep it a secret. For Our Lady of Victory, Harwick - Octoberfest, church hall, also Sunday. Featuring musical entertainment at'! Cheapest price on new roofs. PREGNANT? oiiata WILL TAKE CARE OF 784-8454 MAM Construction. 922-8014. social, 7 to 10 p.m., both evenings and chicken or spaghetti dinners Sunday, noon to 6 ELDERLY — In my home. weddings, parties, and 922-8734. Let1 $ talk about your options. Reasonable rates, with home PHOTOGRAPHER - For alii banquets. Call Ken Cook Trio atmosphere 678-7115. occasions. Specialty weddings &iI 279-6807. ! [ RandyMF dXNj — Special i? HOTLINE: («121 731-Z420 WPXI-TV, Channel 11 — Mass for shut-ins, 6:30 a.m. Fr. Simeon Sibenik portraits. Call J. Tarr| MAGIC AT IT S FINEST - For' I ing in home repairs. Roofing, PNEGNANCY TESTING: 3S1-47O0 385 WANTED Photographic, 828-9285. gutters & downspouts, chimney administrator Holy Byzantine Church, Wall, celebrant Choir and 006 Psnn Avenue, Downtown all occasions. Booking now for 6-10 am. mwf. M-i p.m. tts T O BUY Christmas. 781-7499. I pointing, carpentry. Free est congregation from the parish. Mass interpreted for the deaf. PHOTOGRAPHER - Some I insured. 921-6077. dates still available for Pros and oonfldsnMal information. ALL — Uoodusedlu rriiture MUSIC FOR WEDDINGS Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Afternoon for widowed, 1:30-4 30 p m Includes counsoEng, pregnancy tasting, and wanted, kitchen sets. DR or BR weddings. Home portraits, and Billy English Trio. $270 (Quartet' I flOME CARE — remodeling, Mass. For reservations call 681-6180. sets. 1 piece or entire home model portfolios by appoint­ $340).- We’ll handle all your: carpeting, painting, general Day ment. Great work at aecent repair. Bob 464-0897.______^ 766-5115, Eve. 761-4821 prices. 241-8299. - special announcements: toast, St. Alphonsus, Springdale — Anniversary, 10-plus years for prayer group ALTERNATIVES TO ABORTION INC, bridal dance, cake cutting, INTERIOR/EXTERIOR PAINT­ Conceiebrated Mass, 2 p.m. and Fr. Leonard Lavallee, speaker Refreshments CASH — for oak furniture. PLASTERING — New or old. throwing bouquet, garter. Call, ING — 20 yrs. exp.. very, follow. Furnishing old home, not Resurfacing old plaster, stucco,, 421-2883.______. I reasonable. Insured. Free est. antique dealer. Call 361-6185. patching, ¡plaster mold new or I "ONE MAN BAND" OR 673-5163.______St. James, Wilkinsburg — Organ recital by Homer Wickline, 3 p.m. Featuring music TJW e l , AMfikll'Alv klVPR, repaired. Free est. Insured. 822- PREGNANT? "COMBO” — Music for all J. T. & SON — Home from three Benedictine abbeys. IVES, BUDDY L — Trains. 7552. occasions complete with organ, improvements. 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B elievers sh a rin g fa ith H om e A galli By FR. CHARLES S. BOBER concluded by an invitation to share (2nd of four articles) gathering of priestly people invested CONNIE ANN VALENTI FR. RON LENGWIN in the assembly of those who believe. with different gifts and different In the first article of this series, we ministries, but who nonetheless Father, if someone gave you a paper key covered Jesus tells us that our Father knows our needs j defined the Church using the image This pattern of disclosure and with gold foil and the words Ask "Him” to Open the invitation was in fact a pattern shared the same spirit. While the even before we ask Him. It is not the mere recitation ! of a community at worship. We did assembly was never1 without its Door written on it, what would you think? It would of the words themselves, then, that open God's heart, so based on the experience of the established by Jesus himself. In probably be vei^ confusing and you wouldn’t know John's gospel, after the Baptist leadership, those who were leaders but the love which they embody from within our early Christian communities. In this what to do with it, except to ask the person who gave hearts. It is truly a "heart to heart” conversation; points to Jesus as the Lamb of God, were ever mindful to call forth the article, we will define the Church as gifts of all. it to you what it was for. And that’s exactly why She and our hearts are opened in the very act of asking, believers sharing faith. The origin of any further questions are answered made them and passed them out. thus giving God a place to put His love. this image is also found in the in the response of Jesus: “ Come and see” (Jn. 1:36 -39). To be the leader did not mean that She wanted to tell you that God’s heart opens in the experience of those first followers of one performed all the work of the asking, that prayer is one of the keys to life - one of its Matthew records these words: "Ask, and you will Christ. The liturgy, then, was the earliest community but that one was golden opportunities. “ If you’ve got something receive; seek, and you will find; knock, and the door 4 ‘Go therefore and make disciples and pre-eminent of Christian responsible to see to it that all the difficult to face or some difficult decision to make, ” will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, he of all the nations” (Matthew 28:19). schools. The process by which work was accomplished and that all she’d say, "don’t do it alone. Ask God to send you a who seeks finds, and to him who knocks, the door will This passage established for all time members were eventually received worked toward this end. That friend he can use to talk to you." be opened. the fundamental missionary into the community was the course pattern of leadership was not limit­ character of the Christian people. of instruction for both old and new ed to the liturgy but also influenced She was an aunt of one of my friends and a nurse, "Is there a man among you who will offer his son a Those who first heard that sentence members. The textbook was the efforts to share the faith. Christian but that didn’t make it any easier for her to accept or stone when he asks for bread, or a snake when he were set aflame with its challenge. Word of God: and in the instructions education was the work of the entire understand when her baby was born severely asks for fish? If you, then, bad as you are, know how to give your children what is good for them, how The whole Mediterranean world for initiation, believers told and re­ community. The role of the leader retarded and crippled. Her love for this child made much more will your Heavenly Father give good quickly encountered the Good News told the great truths of faith as was to insure that it was carried out her feel helpless and frustrated. For despite all her skills, she couldn’t give her baby the kind of care it things to those who ask him?" carried in the hearts of men and "stories” as personal as life itself. in conformity with the truths of the women of every race and social Gospel they had received. needed. Through their words, the darkness Asking can be a form of prayer and, therefore, of rank. The way is which that gospel of the great abyss and the waters of Sleepless nights and tear-filled days didn’t bring was shared within individual Reflecting on the experience of the loving, recognizing the worthiness of the Other and the parted sea became real. early Church, we should find much her any closer to a decision - should she try to care for your dependence on Him. Asking is not a form of communities will be helpful in our the baby herself? She was willing, but would it be | attempt to understand the meaning food for thought. Each parish is begging; for it is at the same moment an act of These instructions, the readings provided with many opportunities of right? Then she had a dream one night in which she giving. When two hearts are open to one another, of Church and the ancient sources saw God handing her a golden key and saying ‘ ‘Open make it relatively easy to piece that and homilies were truly the first and sharing the faith. The religious there is always an exchange. God wants and needs best of Christian education. Yet, my heart and receive my love in a friend I will send our love even as we want and need His love. j picture together. education of youth, sacramental you to show you the way." they did not exhaust the efforts of the preparation programs, the Rite of For the first believers, faith had early Christians. Scholarly works Christian Initiation of Adults, and When she stopped relying on her own resources The Jewish rabbis formulated many sayings about two essential dimensions. The first and formal schools were also to be disposing the sick to receive the and turned to God, she made friends with someone prayer. One stated: "A man is annoyed by being I was an experience of Christ and found. Clement of Rome and Origin, Eucharist and Anointing are only a who, it turned out, had been faced with a similiar worried by the requests of his friends, but with God. personal commitment to him. The Cyril of Jerusalem and John few examples. situation. With this person's experience and insight all the time a man puts his needs and requests before second was a sharing of faith in the Chrysostom, and to draw from, she decided it would be best for the Him, God loves him all the more." Prayer is not a lived experience of community Augustine were only some of the How are such programs related to child to be placed in an institution. “ I don't have process by which we try to coerce or steal gifts from worship. In acknowledging these eminent pastors and teachers who the Sunday celebration of regrets about my decision," she explained, "but I’ve an unwilling God. in His sacred heart. Christ has two dimensions, we not only furthered the faith by works which Eucharist? Are these programs got a heart filled with sadness." exposed and opened His Father's heart to us. The understand something of the faith of are still of influence in our time. For really the work of the entire principle of double effect is only one of the principles the early Christians but also are us, however, it was the liturgical community of faith? Surely, our She didn’t believe life is disposable. Many people applied by the Church to the kind of moral dilemma given insights into how that faith context of instruction which forms efforts at Christian education are today would disagree with her. In Chicago, for which you have described; for it is a very delicate was handed on to others. the most important foundations and beset by serious financial problems. example, a doctor and his wife became parents of and complex problem. Stated simply, which we patterns. But equally true, our Christian past Siamese twin boys who were joined at the waist and should not really try to do. if there is no doubt that the The first phase of that has given us a challenge to step shared three legs. When their children's medical Siamese twins are two separated individuals, transmission took place in a beyond such problems to work charts were found to read "Do not feed infants, in that we are not dealing with a physical deformity, personal conversion and individual It was in the liturgy that the words toward creating a community of accordance with parents’ wishes," they were and that one twin would die if separated from the sharing of that experience of the of the Apostle Paul were realized. believers alive with the work of accused of trying to kill them, but a judge dismissed other; the Church will not approve such an Lord. This personal discussion was The Christian assembly was the sharing its faith with others. the charges on grounds of insufficient evidence. operation. Doctors initially gave the boys little chance of surviving, but they were eventually separated in a When it does apply, the principle of double effect Teaching as Jesus did nine-hour operation. One boy went home recently, states that we may have to permit evil in order to but the other remains hospitalized with a heart accomplish good at times. However, the action itself ailment. Father, how do doctors decide which must be good or at least morally neutral: and the Siamese twin will live when there’s a shortage of good must outweigh the evil. We are never allowed to A dolescent socialization vital organs? Does the Church believe they shouldn't do evil in order to accomplish good; and so we could be separated if both could survive if kept together? not permit one twin to die so that the other may live a By DAVID E. PASTRICK experience secondary socialization. meet the needs of our adolescents. more "normal” life. I wish my friend’s aunt were still alive to pass out Director for Teenage Catechesis By the way, just because you are the However, realize that it usually parent of an adolescent does not some of those gold keys to people faced with terrible With the rapid development of technology, we A recent Gallup survey indicated takes four or five years for the decisions. There are many doors to God’s heart, enjoy playing games more than ever, but morality is I that the number one concern of mean you cannot be an interested program to become viable, do not adult to another adolescent. Get holding more love than we’ve even begun to imagine not a game whose rules we establish. Life must be I today’s adolescent is the future. Will become discouraged. The Office for yet alone ask for. involved. Where can we begin to lived according to God's rules. I there be one? I, too, am concerned Religious Education/CCD will help build this supportive network? As I about our future not because of the you in any way it can. However, you parents we would like this network r threat of a nuclear holocaust, but must call to let us know you need ■ because of the apparent apathy of interested adults to support our help. s a n i □ B B a O H Q I S values. Your parish would be the I towards the adolescent. Much of this best place to begin. JIMMONtV'A MIUI liLL------I apathy seems to have developed A few weeks ago a reporter asked GEYER & PELKOFER Efrom the misconception that By working with your pastor, Mother Teresa if she wat a/ S&utr EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE ■ children can mature without religious education director, discouraged because of the amount • Estates • Wills • Real Estate DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER I guidance and support from parents coordinator, program manager and of poverty still in Calcutta. Mother • Social Security and other insurance claims CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. I and other interested adults. education committee a viable total • Personal Injury • Civil, Criminal, Family Law. Teresa replied, "God has asked us to FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES youth catechesis program which be faithful, not successful." Let us I:SOUTH HILLS OFFICE East End Office For the past two decades religious includes socials, opportunities for be faithful to our adolescents. Only 105 Virginia Ave. 15S11 4314 p enn Ave., 15224 ■ MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. | educators have referred to parents 408-8248 681-8225 fas their children's ‘‘primary workshops, service projects and then can they and we have faith in T il rHinlttWna BCPlttiburgh, P r;i5 2ir 34* 4300’ I educators.” I believe that parents of formal classes can be created to our future. r pre-schoolers through upper I elementary children are the r [ primary educators of their children. H a s O u r ! However, I do not believe this to be true in the same way for parents of, adolescents. H oly Catholic Faith Adolescence is a time of searching, questioning and being C h a n g e d ? aware of self and learning to accept self. This cannot occur in the primary socialization structure, the (has Holy Mother Church family. The reason is that the family gives a subjective and biased changed her Teachings?) viewpoint of the adolescent. The second socialization structure is more objective and candid. Parents provide the primary socialization “ Y e S h a l l but can only support and/or create the opportunity for the secondary socialization. But parents cannot be K n o w t h e part of the secondary structure. For example, at times it may T r u t h ” seem that the friends of your adolescent are more important that some family members. This occurs by Fulton J. Sheen because many of the adolescents view peer acceptance synonymous­ ly with self-acceptance and Do Your Children Know Their Faith? Do They Know Their therefore the adolescent finds it Heritage Which Was Purchased For Them On Calvary? unbearable to decide against his or her peers. The parents cannot give ASK THEM! the feeling of self-acceptance in the secondary socialization structure. Canonsburg gifts Only peers and other interested •nflgnfens me young inflames the lukewarm consoles me suflwlng Drtngs (oy to 0* men ol good wM! Members of St. Jerome’s K.S.K.J. (Slovenian) Lodge No. 1S3 in Strabane mis series at (50) Conferences was recorded in me 50 s by Archbishop Fulton J Sheen In adults can fulfill this need. the privacy at his own study - NOT HIS TELEVISION SERIES recently donated four silver serving chalices to St. Patrick Church in , . . „ . “PERFECT FOR CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING" What can we do as parents? We Canonsburg. The gifts were the latest in a series donated to the church by List of 50 Conferences: (25 Cassette Tapes In Attractive Albums, Perfect (or Gift GMngl) can create and identify a support this group over the years. From left at the presentation are iodee officers of Life 14. Sidlorfngs, Death. Resurrection 26 Baptism network of other interested adults Joseph Chesnik, Joseph Sedmak, Wilma Martincic and Albert Tomsic with 38 Sex Is a Mystery with whom our adolescents can Fr. Raymond A. Cercone, St. Patrick’s pastor. (The Anxiety of Ufe) (By His Wounds We Are (TNb Twice Bom) Conscience Healed) 07 rnrtflmuiiLLiL 39 Birth Prevention (The Unbearable Repartee) 15. Ascension (Mutual Self-Giving, J (No Man is on Island) Self-Recovery) Good and Evil (Beyond the Space Age) 28 Holy Eucharlst-Sacrament (The Devine Invasion) 16. Holy Spirit 40 Montage Problems (Love's Deepest intimacy) (For Better at for Worse) Otd Testament Revelation (Something that Is too Deep 29 ih# Eucharlst-SacrHtce (Puppets or Men) 41 Commandments (or Words) (God's Road Company) Beat the High Cost of New Furniture.. i Good and Evil 17 Church: tody of Christ (The Loveable is Adorable) 30 The Mast 42 Commandments - contd (Line Up the Claimants) (The ) (Drama with Three Acts) , Revealed Truth (Am I My Brother's Keeper) 18. Peter: Vicar of Christ 31 Sin (Eternity Claiming the Past) (The Rock Man) 43 law of Love - Total (Hurting The One We Love) Commitment Miracles (Ihe Earths 19 Authority and IntalllbflHy 32 Sin A Penance Most Serious Wound) Communism * The Church (Is Christianity Easy?) 20 (The Moment of Thruth) 44 Death 4 Judgement | 8. 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By HENRY HERX Tuesday, Oct. 12, 10-11:30 p.m., TV FILM FARE NEW YORK (NC) — This week Channel 13, “ Sweeney Todd.” A Monday, Oct. 11, 9 p.m. (NBC) — Golden Age of TV news? public television begins its new dramatized, non-musical version of “ Touched by Love” (1980) — Diana season, which is replete with the the story about a 19th-century Lane and Deborah Raffin star as a return of such standard series as London barber who uses his razor on bitter, withdrawn girl suffering ‘‘Masterpiece Theater” and customers in a shop next door to a from cerebral palsy and the devoted “ Nova.” The pick of what is new on home-made pie store is the premiere young woman who brings her out of the schedule, especially for family offering of the new season of herself. An extraordinary exchange “ Mystery! ” programs. By JAMES BREIG IN AN attempt to pick off some of those selective audiences, is "Nature,” the 13-week of letters with Elvis Presley is one audiences, ABC has introduced a lead-in to "Good natural history series premiering aspect of this true story. A rare, Picture the man who does the news on ABC’s Morning, America” called “ ABC News This Sunday, Oct. 10,8-9 p.m. on Channel Wednesday, Oct. 12, 10-11 p.m. immensely enjoyable picture. "Good Morning, America.’’ Does his name ring a Morning” (seen at 6 a.m. in the East). Bell is co­ 13. (PBS) “ Nuclear War: The Highly recommended. A-I (PG) bell? anchor for this effort and he sees it, as a true Incurable Disease.” The medical It should be noted that this is a consequences of nuclear warfare Wednesday, Oct. 13, 8 p.m. He's Steve Bell and he recently made an employee of ABC should, as another example of his series of series, the first of which is network's adept handling of TV viewers. are discussed by three American Channel 13 — “ My Brilliant Career’ appearance in my town to hype ABC in general and “ The Flight of the Condor,” a three- and three Soviet physicians in a (1979) — A marvelous Australian the news in particular. Regarding the latter, he said " 'Good Morning, America' redefined who’s out part journey exploring the program broadcast June 26,1982, on movie about a young woman (Judy that we might now be living at the apex of TV there in the morning and what they want,” he spectacular wildlife, vegetation and Soviet television — the first in many Davis) determined to make a life of information because coming years will limit the declared. “ On Monday through Friday, you have to terrain of the Andes Mountains. This years to feature uncensored, her own in Australia at the turn of ability of the networks to carry so much news, so accommodate the audience. They don't have time is followed by a four-part series on unedited American opinions. the century. Highly recommended. quickly and so skillfully. for a format like Charles Kuralt's on Sunday. They the delicate ecological balance in undeveloped parts of the world and "I Wonder: are we now living in the Golden Age of want information at exactly X time and they want to concisely and on the most important things.” then a six-part series on what Network News?” he asked assembled reporters. naturalists have discovered about Local TV, radio "Will the time come when we can’t afford what we do On other topics, Mr. Bell offered these opinions: the behavior of animals. now because the audience pie will be cut into so Television programs many pieces?" • On the news and war: “ I wouldn’t like to see “ The Case of the UFOs,” “ Nova,” Station Program Time live coverage of a war. It's too easy to give a the popular science series, returns AS AN example of what can be done during this Channel 4 Directions 6:30 a.m. Sunday distorted picture and I speak as a former war for its new season with "The Case of Channel 2 For Our Times 6 a.m. Sunday gilded era, he cited the coverage of the assassination correspondent (covering Vietnam in 1970-72).” the UFOs,” airing Tuesday, Oct. 12, of Anwar Sadat a year ago. Channel 2 Not Just Sunday 8:30 a.m. Sunday • On David Hartman, host of “ GMA: ” “ He’s a 8-9 p.m. on Channel 13. Channel 11 Mass for shut-ins 6:30 a.m. Sunday "Within moments of learning of the shooting," Channel 9 Mass 10 a.m. Sunday sensitive, competent, tough pro. If he thinks TV PROGRAMS OF NOTE Bell recalled, "we had satellites and wall-to-wall someone isn’t pulling his weight or something’s not (WOR-TV) coverage. I was in Cairo that evening with 125 people right, he’ll do something about it. He comes across Sunday, Oct. 9-10 p.m. (PBS) “ To Channel 40 Fr. Manning 1:30 p.m. Saturday from ABC. Will anyone be in a position to do that is as such a nice person and that’s something you can't Serve Them All My Days.” A Welsh Channel 40 The Glory of God 6 p.m. Tuesday the future?” fake.” miner’s son, shell-shocked in the Channel 40 Mother Angelica 6 p.m. Wednesday Channel 40 Mother Angelica They might not, he implied, because the monopoly trenches of World War I, accepts a 6:30 a.m. Thursday • On his schedule: ‘T ’m upat2:30a.m .,inat3:30 post as an “ unqualified" history (rebroadcast) on the audience now held by the three major and preparing summaries of stories. I write leads networks is crumbling. Where once there were only teacher at a boys' school in a remote Radio programs and features, then consult with David on the phone corner of England in the premiere of three choices — ABC, CBS and NBC — there are now about interviews. Then I’m on the air. After, I do many, including CNN 1 and 2, ESPN, the Weather a 13-part “ Masterpiece Theater” Station Program Time office work — answering the phone, opening the series. Channel and other soon-to-debut news-via-cable mail, having meetings on stories. I'm home at about WTAE 1250 Mass Sunday 8 a.m. systems. 2.” Tuesday, Oct. 12, 4:30-5:30 p.m. KDKA 1020 Amplify Sunday 6 p.m. (CBS) “ Help Wanted." A teen-age WPIT-FM 101.5 Rosary Daily 7 p.m. And when the audience dwindles, so does income • On the effect of Watergate on reporting: "The since advertising is based on eyes watching. But that boy is hard hit by family pressures WEDO 810 Lift Your Heart Monday through level of cynicism and harping reporting got to be too when his dad is laid off during a Friday 9:15 a.m. is more in the future, Bell said. For now, there is a much in some cases after Watergate.” happy time going on and television news is booming. plant shutdown in this drama WEDO 810 Spiritual Life in the Saturday 8:15 p.m. Bell, is about to begin his eighth year of giving the presented on the ‘ Afternoon Bible "I guarantee there will be more choices and more news to millions of Americans who listen and watch Playhouse” series for youngsters. news, ’ ’ he told me. “ TV is going the way of radio with while shaving, toasting English muffins and getting a proliferation of channels. People will soon have 40 the kids off to school. options ot what to watch, it they want only news, tney can get it. If they want only weather, they can get Now, aftef reading all this, does his name ring a that.” bell? Movie review

'T h e C hosen’ a b rillia n t film

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