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. .. 25 CEliT Ken Hamblin has said his ,. - 'share of Hail Marys' KOA talk show host has known adversity By Patricia Hillyer Register S tall With an 1mm1table s tyle of intelligent rhetoric c-om bmed with live ly banter. the ''kid from IJrooklvn h,1, invaded the airways of Denver · For several hours each dav. 43-vear-old Kl'n Hamblin educates. challenges. cajoles· and ·charms thousand'< of lis teners on two popular K OA talk radio s howi. His growing core of fans eall him arl1C'ulate. warm bright a nd " the best talk show host around · llamblin's skyrocketini,: popula rity 1s . m part due to his ability to relate to lis teners " When I s tep into that radio booth, I'm not reallv there." he said candidly. ·Tm m cars with people dnvin~ through Lhe trarric . I'm with the housewife in her kite-hen I ' m with the lruckdnvcr on the dark lonl'IY road. I try to feel what the callers a re going through. the~ I can talk to them easilv : · 'Big Apple' • A native of the " Big Apple," Hambhn's kaleidoscope - . of life experie nces has blazed an intriguing pathway to the broadca st booth at KOA . With roots extend mg bac-k to the Barbados. he is a firs t-generation Ameru-an And fie rcely defends the freedoms or lh1s c-ountry 1Cont1nv•d on P..19• lJ K of C values . ... on center stage Vice Presiden·t Bush addresses Knights' Denver convention
By Julie Asher the economy. about foreign policy, and about the return of certain values - the Register Statt The Knights or Columbus and the Reagan values. as it happens , or the Knights of administration share common values - the Columbus - to center stage in American values or family, faith, and neighborhood, politics.·· Vice President George Bush told the capac Bush repeatedly cited Reagan's views on I - • tuH.ion tax credits, anti-<:ommunis m , for I ity crowd gathered in the grand ballroom or Denver's Hilton Hotel Aug. 8. eign policy, the economy, school prayer, Bush's address, which came on the sec and other i.uues while criticizinl hd Demo ond day or the Knights or Columbus· 102nd cratic opponents for their opposing views. ··We' ve s tood for a right-to-life amend See pages 4 and 5 for more stories on the ment to the Constitution, .. he added, hilting convention. on the theme of the Knights' conve ntion. "The Gift of Life, God ' ■ Precioua Gift." He annual meeting, held Aug. 7-9 was e n praised the late Cardinal Terrence Cooke or thusiastically received by the Knights who ew York for his belief in " the gift of life." were told by the vice president that their By citing the some $53 million and 13 values are America's values. million hours Knights gave in 1983 " to the .. I want to talk to you today about things service of those in need ... Bush lauded the .. . that, campaign or no campaign. are impor fraternal organization's dedication lo tant to us as Americans.;· Bus h said, " about " neighbor helping neighbor ." ( Contonu.d o n Pa~ ~.,_ •> Vice President George 8ueh ...... P- 2 ·_ T he Denver Catholic ~ egister. Wed .• August 15, 198-4 Paul Ryan is retiring as • (Ca AACP head after 14 years 1 S IT th, • lb, Nearly $20 million raised in his tenure le~ lOC I " The Church or Denver owes a ~bt or gratitude Lo Paul Anderson. who has worked with Paul R yan since 1970. joined as Ryan for the faithf ul service he has so generously given 11 •· the tribute say1ng. " I 'm proud or what he has done ...a nd I 'm fiv s.11d Archbishop James Ca~ey in a tribute to the develop proud or his leadership He bas done an excellent job ... ment dIreelor for the ar<'hdlOCf'Se who 1s reuring Aug 2.4 'Thank God for him' # cl~ after 14 years or he.iding l hf' Archb1shop·s Annual Campaign Father Anderson said that the priests have always held for Progress t AACP , stc Ryan " in b1gb est~m .He worked well wtth them. We thank we He has bttn extremely dependable and very loyal,·· the Cod f or him .. mE archbishop continued 'The AACP IS recognized as one of The 68-year-old Ryan, an Ohio native. ts a !P'aduate of lor the more succes.dul development programs in the country Kent State University with post-graduate studies at Case as We w ill mass him and we will remember him with real School or Appl.Jed Science and Ohio State University _ M, gratitude .. After severat years in business as a public relations ~ lhE O\inng Ryan's lenur~ from 1971 to 1964, the campaign director. advertising promolion director and a consu.Jlanl. - hel ra1~ nt>arly S20 m1llJon which was used to fund a vanety or Ryan began his work w1t;1 the archdiocese in 1970. i programs through lhl" y ears Member of NCSC - C; } S 1 m illion raieed He has been a member or the executive board of the j ~ Ca l nder Ry an s dtrec-torshlp, the fund raised over I I National Catholics StewardshJp Council
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• s : e~led~~ ~ ss~ ce==~~;"t!s ~i:~:np~:: unul midnight every weekday everung, and the skies as an expert p1Jot . waded through from 9 a.m. until II a m in the mornmgs be Joins with sidekick. Don Friedman for an• the waters of Colorado as a fisherman. and other sho11o• tested the byway of Amenca as a mara• Lnon runner II ·s a tough schedule to follow." llambhn Hambhn's parents divorced when he was admitted candidly . " because I do a lot of 1ned homework and preparauon for mv snows I'm a small child. for cing his mother to fend for five children Hamblin reads " eVPrything I can gel my hands on" and maintains a large me of " l can remember being em barrassed as I clippings artic les and books coneernm1t a 1eld • clung to my mother's dress m the grocery myriad or subJects store as she begged for credit until the ank •I have an obligation lo my hsleners lo - welfare check could arnve. And I can re member having to ride the subway all night know what I'm talking about, .. h"' said i of long 'They may not always agree with me. but ase because we had no place to sleep And. they'll know that what I say is acrurnte as a man who has said my share or Ha il That takes a lot of studv and research .. ons Marys. I well remember with gra titude. Not all positive · int. ~ the packages sent from rectories that helped us through 1t all. .. Nut all of Ken Hambhn's ex~nen<'es as a Lalk host hav<' ~n pus1t1ve Although tht• - Catholic school issue or his belng black has been mostly the • A cradle-Catholic, Hamblin attended non-eldstent. there have been a few frus 975 ; Catholic elementary school before being trating and angering Incidents. 1fo rced to enroll in a public high school cil, " l don't think beln, black should be Im· ent because or lack of monev lmmediatelv portant to anyone one way or another. but ;c, • after graduation. he joined the service a·t some people will always ma.ke a blg deal a 11e 17 .. to help feed the fam ily." . is about ii, .. he said, recallint1 a show durln, " l met a lot of rowdies there but l also which a caller asked him point-blank tr he the met many great guys who introduced me to of was black. the riches or fine literature such as Greek "'When I L0ld her I was , all of l he hjthts on mythology and the classics. They opened up the panel went out one by on,• as listeners 1fe. a new wor ld for me... !en hunit up I had to talk fl Vl' hours by myself For ma ny years, HambHn enjoyed a t)e(•ause there we re no ca lls " n ourishing ca reer in both the print and TV " Out llamblm sa 11I that " gradually peo • media - reporting. photographing and in• ple began calling agarn, and now lhere s terviewing. He covered s uch media ex· always more ca lls th,tn I can handle .. travaganzas as the 1968 Democratic Con· Anolh~r night. an angry I n1ckdn vt'r vention with its Chicago-Seven. the Detroit called him " a damn nigger ." bul llamblin r iots and anti-war marches. handled ll SIi smoothly that 1111' C,lll('r It was in 1975 that Ile visited the chic apologized tn him mountain village of Vail on a s ki vacau on - a nd fell hopelessly in love with Colorado. Alan Berg murder ··t took one look at that black velvet sky The murder of fellow ta lk host Alan Berg with its diamond-studded stars and low has left deep scars on Ken lla mblln, who 1s hanging clouds, smelled the pine burning in still visibly shaken when speaking or the open fireplaces ... and l kne w tha t was for tragic incident me." he recalled " Al ri rst we were like oil and water." he The lfambhn family. wllich includes lus said, " hut as lime went on. W<' bet·ame the wife and two children. packed their belong· c-losest of friends . I don't think I will ever ~ ings and headed west settling in the moun• get over il." lain town or Dillon. lla mbhn, who sometimes receives hate For three years , Hamblin enjoyed the mail, adm1ls some fear and trepidation natural Rocky Mountain high afforded him since Berg's murder . " I have become very by high-country living. becoming an ac· " It was devastating, .. he said, ··J lost the would give him a chan"'°'°"'"--•ce as a talk host. " I careful and very watchful," he said. men• complished horseman and even signing on horizon... I had no image of m yself. .. and I was ecsta tic." he said. add in~ a hit or lmning various methods he has been forced as a deputy sher iff. keep sinking deeper and dee pe r The only philosphy : "show me a crack and I'll clinit lo adopt to guard against bodily harm The fantasy ended rathe r a bruptly as thing I had was my running ... l did 10 miles Lo it and r,ome out a winner " " Isn't It terrible to have to live in fear?" he Hamblin realized, " I was going nowhere ... a day." asked. that closed environment was a dead-end After a series of rejections from every For Hamblin, it's been good things since Takes in stride street for me and I knew I had to get on with radio and TV s tation from Cheyenne to then, as ~1is gracious " gift of gab" has But Ken Hamblin takes it all in hi s stride , life." Pueblo, Hamblin found himself across the garnered e:scaJating ratings and a growing re fusing to tel anything lessen his love of Not prepared desk from KOA ·s program director al the following. ·•1 love the job - it's a natural people or dampen his enthusias m for hfe What Hamblin was not prepared ror. was suggestion of a friend a nd the " rather for me," h,e said beaming. " I 'm the kind or And when this genial gent signs off a the ensuing six months of " total depres· strong insistence of my wife," he said grin guy that lo•tes people and talks to everybody radio caller with " love you, darlin' or sion, .. including unemploym ent. loss of con ning at the memory. - in elevan.ors , on buses, in restaurants ... I " man, you're the greatest." it's easily un• fidence, and all increasing sense or hope After revie wing a pilot tape Ken llad always ha\l•e something Lo say! .. derstandable why be Is swiftly capturing lessness. made. the director told him the station Hamblin now plvs bis talenti. rrrim R p m the hearts or talk show buffs everywhere. Progress, population decline not linked MEXlCO CITY (NCI - The Vatican's chief dele• ment Lo " making life more human" for all. the achievement of such targets, esµecially in terms or gate to the International Population Conference said Bishop Scbotte said that some reciommendations declines in population growth and/ orfertilily rates. will .Aug. 8 that " To see all progress as dependent on a before the conference recognize the valuE, or the fam ily, be used as a condition for economic assistance. " decline in population growth betokens shortness of but are inconsistent in their approach to the issue. Aid for development " should never be conditioned vision and a failure or nerve . and it often results in He ex-pressed serious concern over s,om e proposals on a de monstrated dechne in birth rates. nor depend on policies or initiatives that violate human dignity and regarding the family, res pect for lif,e and an in• participation in fam ily planning programs." he said. threaten the common good.•· discrimmate recourse to artificial means: of birth regu• Bishop Schon e noted that the recommendation on Bishop Jan Scholle. vice president or the Vatican's lalion. The Vatican delegation has pushedl unsuccessful· reproduction mentions " the irreplaceable role of the J ustice and Peace Commission, said. " It is a challenge ly to have recommendations which it finds objec family " to the global community to pursue social justice and to tionable deleted. " In some pomts the affirmation in principle is la ter find new ways to accelerate the process or develop• Bishop Schotle sajd that population and develop denied or contradicted," the bishop said. " The fun• ment . .. ment policies " llave to do with the well-l>Eiing of 1nd1vid· damental concept which underlies the te..'Ct 1s in reali ty Bishop Scbotte, who headed a seven-member dele ual persons and the common good ... He said that " socio marked by a Ml1ceable individualism." gation . reiterated the church's condemnation of abor• economic development is not simply a matter of eco Bishop S<'hotte said that " the very notion of family lion nom ic philosophy or strategies " planning 1s fa lsified when it is used and applied not just t. " Among au the human rights. the most rundamen· Development " must be an on•goin~: process that to married couples but also lo individuals and even to tat is that or the right to life itselr. .. he said respects the value and individuality or every person. unmarried adolescents .. The bishop told delegates from. over 140 countries and in which each person 1s free to take responsibility Another member of the Vatican delegation said that 11 that the Holy See wants to bring into lbe United for his or her own destiny and growth tJhe bishop said the Holy See 1s concerned that the recommendation on r );at1ons-sponsored conferenco " an ethical or moral 'The Holy See expresses its conc,ern about the reprocluruon as 1t now stands would oerm1t smgle r perspective on the human problems... He cllaractenzed setting of quant1tauve population growth targets," parenthood and als,1 c1dopt1on of children by homosex I. the Vatican's stand on population issues as a commit• Bis hop Scholle said. 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Meure enwirootnenL pll\ ,11 1.111, •l l'IO -.p1·1 1.111,, ... • EMPKAS,S ON BASIC • F~N • A ~ .. lod.,,·. do -.onu I h111~ n·.111~ AC 4 00,t,C SIIIUS .....,...... AQ£ IKIU.S 2 I lu1,p11.1l,.• 11Hl ~X) • ENRJCHED " C" OEMIC • M USIC, MUS, DfV . .~ Archbishop Casey ay .tells Knights to ~w • J icontinue good works mmenti s-morai BJ Julie Miler Reglalef Staff 1 publil.' • ed1encv • Every believer in Christ bas '' the obligation and the 10n that . privilege"' to insist 4a the face of all opposition " that each - and every human being born into this life is entitled to ; love and respect," Archbishop James V. Cuey said Aug. annual • 7. Equal or the • In welcoming remarks on the opening day of the I. Knights of Columbus 102nd annual meeting. Archbishop policy • Casey_ emphasized the Catholic Church's stand against Lion on abortJon and lauded the Knig)Jts' support of pro-life - activities. He addressed the Knights' theme of " The Gift 'eguard of Life. God's Precious Gift." luntary , · Vice President ■uah >Is . and The Knights also heard Vice President George Bush - speak Aug. 8 on the values of " family, faith and neighbor its own hood" that he said linked them and President Reagan. ry that - Archbishop Bernard F . Law urged the fraternal society sent in _ Aug . 7 to " mobilize for that inseparable triad of our · Court freedom - the rights to life , liberty and the pursuJt of . happiness.•· port lo • The convention drew about 2,500 delegates from the e right • • United Stales. Canada, Mexico, the Philippines, Puerto 1auves Rico, and Guatemala to sessions Aug. 7•9 at Denver's • 1• • Hilton Hotel to explore the issues of cementing family ificials j life . rostering vocations to the priesthood and Religious to life • .. life. and assisting the handicapped and the needy . lly op• Every child Archbishop James V. Casey. " Every child is born with the message that God has ihts in _, not despaired of man.·· the archbishop told the assembly. rs and quoting a poet " The smile of a newly boro infant on tax • announces the beginning of an mtensely personal adven ren to ture , un1que and di ffe rent from that of a ny human being • brought into this world ihat 11 " ln contrast there is the quiet pride and inner peace y lack • • in the hearts of the elderly that n ows from a wisdom ·· and which comes only from the cumulative experiences. the ig,s la Joys a nd sorrows of lile ... lunng The archbishop said that the young and old are bound >n and together by the " fragtle threads .. of what Chicago Cardinal Joseph Bernardin has called "'the seamless ng all garment " of human lire ·admg Like the garment worn by Christ to His crucifixion, enl ot the archbishop said. " the continuum of human life is a levote fundamental unity. Part of the fabric may not be tom Jse of apa r t from the garment without destroying the garment .. Heart of faith Belief m the sacredness of human life does not come from " a cold. rational process of thinking·· but from the heart of faith. Archbis hop Casey added. ts! The Knights represent a powerful presence in the s. struggle to defend the sacredness of human life, he said, pra1s m~ the Knights' witness to the conviction that Suprem e Knight Virgil Dechant greets Vice Knights in their full dress stand at attention during a convention Mau. CC on1tnved on Page 11 President George Bush. Photo• by J•mee a-. 'Slaughter of innocents cannot be dismissed' Archbishop Law of Boston urges amendment banning abortion ,, ByJulieAaher Among these social issues, Archbishop Law said, and the pursuit of happiness." Register Staff priority was given to the right to life and the issue or 'Slaughter of innocents' nuclear a nns control. While both life-related issues call "'The s laughter or our innocents cannot be dismissed, The " spiraling nuclear arms race"' makes a nuclear for urgent a tte.ntion, be said, tbe right to life comes first. forgotten. or turned away from. As citizens of this great holocaust a frightening possibility, but the " holocaust of " Our Declaration of Independence proclaimed as nation, as well as Catholics. we cannot be deaf to the cry abortion is a present and crue l reality and fact." self-evident truths that all men are endowed by their or our young, .. he said. Archbishop Bernard F . Law told about 2,000 Knights of creator 'with certain inalienable rights, that among these The archbishop argued that the right to lire " is not a Columbus at their States Dinner . Aug . 7. a re life . liberty and the pursuit or happiness· ... he ex 'one Issue· tenet or our lnstltullons ... The founding Boston·s archbishop linked !tis message to recent plained. fa thers who drafted the Declaration of Independence. he anniversary observances of the atomic bombings of " The unborn child whOlle right to life is taken ot, said. did not use a Catholic religious tenet to give life first Hiroshima and N agasaki, Japan, and also to testimony viously can never enjoy the right to liberty. The unborn _priority among their " self-evident truths.·· recently given on 14 public policy issues by the U.S. child whose right to life is taken is cruelly barred forever Catholic Conference, the public policy arm or the bishops. from the pursuit of happiness in this world.·· 'The founders. in an overwhelming major ity, belonged to other religious faiths " to both the Democratic and Repubbcan party platform He urged the Knights to " mobilize for that rn• commHtees. separable triad or our freedom - the nghts to hfe. liberty ., IC ot C, Reagan - 'share values' ] . C ceo ccefttlf'\.,.d ....m -ltO,. # ab I Vt> h~rd -50mt> ~It> m r<'<"l"nl ~ear:o. «'.inn do ""n SUI America saytnR Lhal w e Am ni-an, arr hll!'d with ,_. de pa,r and that w e , ufft"r from a rTl.ll.i1!><' he re • I mark!'d \\'t>II pt"Opl ""ho bf-ht"\t" Lhal ~ould com" and Kr! pend a day at tht" ('On1,,ent1on of tht> J.-rgt"$l C alhoh< . pn fral<.'rnal 'IOC1ety tn Lhe world and th<>n I Cl hkt" lt> " adl 'A h.11 l hc>v think . •Jc Bu h then dt>lved into how ftt>.;R.in tul"ll('(j aroond lhf' ,uppo,f'dly hop{-1"3, f'<•onom, that fa<"f'd him v.hvn he - Sht mo-.1'(1 into th<' Ovlil Ofhc·t> 1n 1980 ha· I don l nN'd lo lPII ,ou v.hal th N'()nom) 'A,.\ doin11: wa 111 m,h -Ah<-n 'A t' r .;mf' into 11U1<"l" Taxt> Jnd mfl.itton r.. pe, 'Ai>rP 1.innl( The inrom th<• Amc>n<"an work mR or a lE r.irn,I" dropp(>d during t•ven H•Jr ,n otr,c·t' or the> ad1nin ., I l\ lr,il1on th.it prN ('(led (>U~ Bu h ,..,d It v. a, m WO ,n hJrdn .ind hJrcJpr for f.im1hf> 1<1 ,w,,;(• lntt•r, t rJlt' by lhf' end of lhl'lr IC Jrl('r \ fond.ii•• • lt'rm 'A t•rt" ..,, ht~h - ne: of thJt rnortgaiw money d 1-...ppe.irrd •• I of In tv.o )l'U tht> N·onomv turn..J around tw<-.iu,f' lhl" ' ea, n ea11an adm1n1,tn1t1on r ut t.oic r awnl added that low<•r taxe .ind ., for , tron N--onomv -,rt> JU'lt l'A O art'a in wh1r h we tOt>d a n1 rur the fam1lv the- c- la t four )t"Jr'> You kno w olhf'n. COi ln fore,n alfaln the admlniatraUoa bu a1ao 1t.ood lih for v.ilut"> 1W' "-'Id for the vilUM of frf'edo m ,1nd Re dt' Ill(}(' r a C) lfr c·r1t11N1 l>emocrat1c pr~1dent1al nomlnff ~ ,lt("r f Mondale- for oppo•11ng Ht>agan pohc,,. ,n ,caragua - gn ga, 'Aht<'h Bu,h ~ •d art' aunt'd at bnn1mg frttdom and "d, dt•moen,c-y to that rounlry and to mttl the commun, t threat lht>re Sandiniamo Our opponc-nts say lh("y ISand1n11t.a I ar(" lt'f llst Wt' uy Uley are Maniat-1 _.,,,._" ._. wrMd "Mr ~ -a. the head of lhoee Sandlnlltu, Mid, 'Marslll· Leninism ll lM ,ulde to Sandlnluno Without Marsllt• """' f • Lenlnl1m tkn' It no Sandinltmo • ·· ...... ~- . . . U+W11 I Bush had w1U1 him • comffl4'moraUv(" tamp from -~- "l1ca ra,ru bt"aru-.i lht' 1magt' of Karl Marx and lhe Bu h said the l n1tNI <;LatM h,u , 11•Jd for u~'"'" Commun, l Ma nift"SlO whic h ~ said I addt'd proof or frt'Nloms t>IR• ht>r(" 1nc-luct1na c:rrn.i,1.11 aftd l',,WAJ ' 1car.1~ s 1dfOlotQ wht"rt' pohltcal pn-r •t'rt' rN mlh r" ,-,-M'(I 1u • I Y(" alway fel t lh.lt tf yoot -Aa lk hke a duck and ,ou rt'Sult 8u$b rl.111'1'1('d of l ', uni-11nn, • ,mast lM n, Ketty Mc:M-,_,'• .,.., end Jerry McMahon'• hat quack Ilk«' duc k you r4' a du<"k M Qld to round of emment t~re a a bo..e ~ent ..... pins lheJ ,-n,ed from•••••... applau'!f' Famtl) faith and nr1,chbof-holid •t hofflr ...-.. •• ltle conwenhOft They etteoded from San Lorwo, 1)04> ~ 1Mondalr1 for1et that Just two .-ttb ago frN'dom and d4-mocrac, 1n t.ht- • wld llv.t.b uld c .... lh<' lfol Falh("r stood on lhe baleony OVt'rloo«ln,t St ''T'ht" an.- V11lut> the adrrunatrauon h.t l ..id f or ,~ Pelrr ~ Squart' and said lhat lhf' Sand1n1 la 1ovt>mmt'nl past four vears JU'll u tht" Kn1aht or C'.c1lum~• tw,.- fur Th N'\lmrn1i- I ,roup handed 001 flyers contrasting ,~ oppr('. mg and .. uemptm(! · to aboh"h lhe Church m un ye.. r-s • Bu ft I t,.,rlaon ,,1.;nd to • ccordmg lo lh group his -.:,c.iragwa~· tlu h add.-d m.1II ronttnat"Ot o f protMtt'~ thn ~ h f"!l pr \•or ,. c,n n~r'> ,. ,:.;~ budgf'l cub for the poor. lhe Ion« w,lh , ou, rrn1dent Rt>agan and I w,11 not Chrt'l. ltan for Puc-t" - •th JllSllN' 'I.lo,~ 1ft 11ml • I II \1:\ n1, ~~ " ,rw1 I , 1n•oh,emen1 1n Centr al Americ a foqwt W(" stand together for lrttdom of worshi p, frN nt'3r thf' Hilton a 8u h pa w;J b, 1)1\ l\j • a• 1!\hl l l Pro hft' u pro a ll h ft' a poke man for the group • dom or pN'<'h and tht" prt" frN'dom or asM."mbly and hot<'I for dt>m racy 1n N1cara1tua Your child doesn't stand a chance r if he can't read. ABBEY SCHOOL \ o••" c-oacff9NI • 11111 )Out rtt,ld' , Pf'oS~• ae wltool. \ 0 11 I.no • af )Out d1iJd dOftn"I 1rup Ilk b ■o• , haM Jesuit Father Annand N11rro, professor of theology al Father Nigro wiU al~ conduct the annual retreat for the pray tofether. and to share the Lord with one another. We Gonzaga Umver 1ly Spokane. Wash will conduc t a relre.al archdiocesan serrun.anans at El Pomar Retreat Center. are fortunate this year in th.at Michael Schlut. our theol .., r' ~we, Denounces violence rep • abc art against homosexuals T pee SAN FRANCISCO ( Cl - Archbishop John R . Quinn of • tba San FranclSCO has denounced violence against homosexuals tWE as " not the way of Lhe Olurch. ·· mo In a letter to deans or the three-county archdiocese. Archbishop Qu1M asked them to communicate to prie~ts and • 1~ abc others " the utter mcompatibility or such acts or violence _ tiot with a witness to the Gospel nat ·•Nolhmg can Justify these attacks on homosexual per- • ! , Cejl sons and the Church must clear ly repudiate all such acts... . i' . he sa,d Deans are priests who coordinate clusters of 15 to 20 panshe m the arc hdiocese ,. • Inf, --v iolence 1s not the way of the Gospel. Violence 1s not the wav of the Church. Violence 1s not the way or Christ ... - 8 cle. the letter conu nued Archb, .hop Quinn called oo the deans to notify all lbe , rea priests ,n their area lo try lo reduce tension between ace homo e xual., and those who might persecute them to I The lt>tlPr dmmed that uch efforts might put priests b _ per a dtfhrult po 1llon or protecting Church teaching, which offE rnndi>mn, hom~e ,cual acts while recognmng there is noth- - - Goe 1n;t immora l in a homo exual cond,uon The designer look for your girls, etru Thu~ " f' p,cpcnenC'e the constant tension between our - or 1 rn fall's fashionable layers! roll• ~• ti-.ir.h.-r and our role as pastor The d1Htculty. of c~our ,. It 1n t>em fatlhful to both the letter said. • I• bee veh Liz Claiborn er~ F11th,>r \ 1afc-s n HnPn Rtlev archdiocesan information t1lr• tur , 1d JiOOlt' Pf'Ople 1nd udmg Catholics. mistakenly • • mo, bt'hrH• that lht• B1blr trarhe, th.It a homo exual condition is • /\r 1d layPr1nq 1~ pr .ic !IC,JI IOI> 4 mo, .- ••n To ho• a . \ man or a jl.l) 'A oman 1s not s mru1.·· the tor tt10 u11prr' 488-4177 ~ ,"".-.c... Grades 1-8 F CHRIST - CENTERED CHILD - CENTERED > HIGH A CADEMIC STAN DAROS COMPREHENSIVE CURRICULUM DAILY RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION WEEKLY CHILDREN'S LITURGIES l COMMUNITY ATMOSPHERE MUSIC & PE PROGRAMS f-l • COMPUTERS .. l . EXTRACURRICULARS I_., JUNIOR PAROCHIAL LEAGUE I SPORTS PARTICIPATION IN ARCHDIOCESAN COMPETITIONS HIGHLY PROFESSIONAL STAFF ~ , The Denver Catholic· Regist er. W ~ .. August 15. 1984 _ Page t ~Natural birth regulation fo1r justifiable ,er. We olotian .. for his _~reasons is OK, says Pope John Paul II join his VATICAN CITY (NCI - Pope John Paul The the!Ol<>gy of the body, the Pope said Before returning by helicopter to the ror the said Aug. 8 that natural methods of birth • a during tbie audience. is based on Christian papal viUa at Castelgandolfo. 15 miles south oln the . rerulatlon a re " morally correct," but using revelatiou. especially the Gospel, and of Rome. the Pope greeted a group of f • them without valid reason " constitutes a " alms at revealing the true good of the Italian Catholics from Cosenza who plan to ~ _ separate ethical problem. " human petn10n." travel to Toronto. Canada. to meet par the I The Pope made comment during his ishioners at the Church of St. Thomas • ~ weekly general audience at which be also " 'Rumanae Vitae' correspo.nds to this Aquinas . The Pope plans to v1s1t Canada :e repeated the Church's teaching against theology t1f the body and points out the true Sept. 9-20 • abortion. sterilization and the use of good of tllle human person by highlighting " Thanlt you for this ,nitiatJve. which was 11s artificia l means or birth control. the dignit:y which a man and a woman enjoy planned m v1ew of my upcoming pastoral The Pope. spealung to several thousand as creatures o ( God who jom together In visit lo that nation," the Pope said. " I hope people in St . Peter·s Square, emphasized uinnof marned llove. a love which must always that in your two panshes in Italy and m • Lhat the Church clearly di.stinguishes be leXWllS remain ~pen to the transrrussion of new Canada. Christian fa1lh and the spml or tween methods or birth regulation that are life,'' the Pope said. love contmue to grow " the Pope said iocese. morally acceptable a.nd those that are not. • -# " The Church excludes the latter. namely. sts and • abortion. direct sterilization. and any ac- 1olence - lion wh.ich seeks, through the use of un~ ,,. natural or artificlal means. to make con al per- • .,I , f.. acLS," ception impossible." the Pope said, refer r10g to the encycbca l " Humanae Vitae·· tOf Human Life l . _THE ) to 20 .- •• ~ Infertile periods i 1s not brist:· - But he added that the encyclical makes 1t clear that couples who have a justifiable llNCKEDIBLE all the ~ reason to regulate births can take into ~tween account natural biological rhythms in order to have sexual intercourse during infertile 1 periods. COLORADO ests in which " In this way, births are regulated without s noth- - oHending the moral order established by - God.'' he said. He said there is an essential ethical difference between natural methods lHOMEKUSH en our lty. or of birth regulation and artificial methods . because artificial methods " impede the de ·.v elopment of natural processes." nauon approval of such natural methods when 1:s ALMOST HERE! akenly ''The natura l regulation of fertility is involving a couple's decision " made for 1tion is morally correct. and contraception is not grave motives. to avoid for the time be10g, 1.·· the I, .. morally correct." the Pope sa1d. or even for an indeterminate period. a new Besides the moral question of the meth- birth." ~r-old ods used 10 regulating birth, he added. is the The talk was the fi fth in a series of you CAN OWN~ n died ~ ; ~uesuon or the couple's motivation weekly audiences dedicated to a review or unst a Valid reasons the encyclical. " Humanae Vitae," issued 'Couples who turn to natural regulation by Pope Paul VJ 10 1968. In tbe talks. Pope THIS HOME! death. of fertility could be without valid reasons," John Paul has reviewed teachings on birth ~s are f 4 lhe Pope said . " This. however. conslltutes control and human sexuality in light of what sread a separate ethical problem. having to do he bas called the " theology of the body ." ~rch,'" · 1· • with the moral sense of responsible pater The term as used by the Pope refers to the • nity and matermty." couple's attraction to lhe goodness and ts on Jn tus previous Wednesday audience talk. dignity of each olher as expressed through of the • the Pope had referred to the encvclirar~ the body . !M!XIUI !°ue": : f ital of A LITTLE BS 1ual to • NEVER HURT AN RN! ~;•• ~ ~~ 1l:?i ""'lc::'t'- .....-1".:!r If you're ready for profas.onal advuce• W aA1 io ~ ffl0rc1 nw. c.a TOU.. f1lE£ • ment or a e&rftl' c:~ we can bdp 8004J...iu~ OU.- _, - _, • II~ 140-l461J ot dip me coupon bdo- We'I ID'lt'C: _,r:: ... make it lulppcn - lll your con\'fflifflce, DOC ...... -i~ ours! TIit CoUqe or Sc_ Francis offon a _ ME SEE uniqu,r bachdorof ,aa,ccdcpft , We condli 23rd died and has lived with thr~ Popes 11nce Could I ' . name a Pope who died five years bf-fore I was born" Don' t ask l . But a_s s tartling as the idea was that my son didn't know the 11gmficance of r ope J ohn was the reahi.at1on i • that 11 has been 21 years since he died the period of time between birth and lqal maturity -L I real1z.«• that many of today's young parents don't ( remember John 23rd either or the impact he had upon our . J Church and lhf> world, evf'n though they hved m h111 lJme E Hut I believe 1t I important to un Saving something for the child ren E ■r Father Leonerd Urban C I love the park more than any place m Colorado J-' or Chere. and speak.s m assuranc:e or what God hath wrought. I made my a nnual camping trek into Rock.y Mountain any number of reasons F'1rsl , 11 belong t.o me and you, There I a story or tv,;o about how greedy men in to us, to some of us 11,,ho count 11 our sole poS!>e s1on m a alionat Park This l1me w1lh two young boys, I~ and 17. llmes past wanted all lhat land for themselves. One man terms of taod under our tender feet n. prod1g1ous consumers or tr:ul mu, and Heath bars It C'OMl\ed to occup~ ll JUSl for his private bunting ground I love 1l IM'cause I've met so many wonderful peoplt.> ~ ramt'd so much we thought we were m Oregon But no But thanks to other more generous folks, he was unsuc matter, 1t was, as always, a llm<' to relish and remember, there. ,;o fev. grumps Lhe)' re- hardly worth countmit cessful It s a lesson not too tale for the learning that good T lime t.o carefully store for <'Omfortable reflec:LJon on should triumph and that the land came before fences. or ,vmter rughu 'YI those unmerciful signs Lhal promise prosecution to those This lime they talked about bears when we received g. who enter d our permit- Watch out for them and don't try Lo get near After a too-short stay. we had to come home. for Foolish advice mdeed Lo this coward who can anv da, run several reasons. the least important of which was tha t we le faster than a bear m post haste aruuety Eve~ when a ran out of trail mix and Heath bars By far the more bear is n't lhere ~=-sView u important was that I was scheduled 10 teach a Baptism h. W e saw only the normal rendition of animals . and class lhe evening of lhe second dav glad enough for 1t There were deer, one of which was so \' 1, 1Lors are at lhe1r be.st because they are at play \I, hen everal couples arrived, baby m hand or friendly we thought 1l might have been trame-d b)' the nothmg more serious than getung lhe right photo or bassmeu e . I began thinking fond thoughts of hope· Forest Serv1C't' for the dehghc of out or staters She ('yf.'d restmg half wa) up a s teep trail First that their parents would leach them about God us and c-ame so clOSt' we c-ould SN' her tw1tc-h :ind blinl,. I lo,·e the park because 111s m, be t praver 4. 11 those mounwms the sl.ip and tumblt! ur a lh.ousand httle and that an effecuve place to start and continue an sucb Fe A frr&ndf11ther marmot resented our intrusion and ~tr..-.1m, trees lhat bov. and pa:-t for the nev. e~t , i,;nor pursuits might be whe re we had Just been, a sanctuary -l" a' from so murh tha· becomes ummportant • Ee strode stolidly under a rock onl) afcer an arrogJnt ~ Paul VI a great teacher Caring is being Foster Parents! CASTELGANOOLro. Italy rNCJ - Pope John Paul 11 Pope John Paul ba.s in recent •eeks de-voted his general Call Catholic Community Services. praued the late Pope Paul VI Aug S, descnbanc ham u a audience talks t.o " Humanae Vitae'' iOf Human Llfel. the 388 4411 v-t teacher •ho had equal love for the Church and for encychcal wntten by Pope Paul tbat spelled out the humanity Church s t.eachJngs against the use of art1hcal means of Speakanc on the eve of the uuh amaversary or Pope birth control. In what the Pope has called a • re-readtng.·· be Paul'• death, Pope John Paul aoo noted that the date ltas stroo,ly defended the theological reasoning of the marked 2IO years since the pubhcat1on of Pope Paul's first encyclical encyclical. " Eccles1am Suam f Hi, Church 1 'The Pope ended the Afllelus talk by urging those present A Creative~ .. " T'tw! Pope left t.o the Church and t.o the world a precious Lo " intensify the work sanctifying Sunday. the day of the School for •~ratanc:e or example, and teadunp We should always be Lord · TIie Pope referred to a N!<:ent pastoral note by aware of this, and grateful," the Pope said during hJs noon ltahan bishops ,urned at U)Creas1nc attendance at Sunday Gifted Children ( Ancelu blessing al Castelgandolfo, the papal summer res1• Ma m Italy A report by the bishops m May sajd only 20 Kindergarten thru Jr. High (. de.nee 15 mtles 50Uth of Rome Seve_ral hundred people percent of Italian Catholics attend Sunday Mafl regularly . attended the service The Vatican announced later on Aug 5 that Pope John ;. " He loved the Church mtenMly, and with no less mlens1• Paul has named CardanaJ Franz Kon.ig. archbishop of Vaen• ty he loved. eYalted and defended man He loved and na, as his special fflVoy to lhe Nauonal Croauan Eucharistic esteemed his age. and ardentJy wanted to announct' to H the Congress m Yugoslavia Sept 8-9 The meellng will take ?a!4.,{?.~•G•i•fted------••J message of Chnst ... the Pope said place at the M.inan sanctuary or M.a.nJa B1strica in the A nd Creattve Children (" On Aug 6, the Pope celebrated Mass tn the pansh Zagreb Archd~ Our School Is f church 1n Castelgandolfo for the I.ale ponllH, who was 81 Open To Girted Srudents Regardless To Race, Cardinal Konig. 79. 1s former president or the Valican • I .; s when he died at the ummer residence 1n 1~11 Allenchng the Secretanat for Non•Behevers He has been a Churc.b spe Cr-d Or N11t1on11I Orig in. r Mau were hundreds of area res~ts and several Cuna cialist 1n East•West relallons, and a close observer of Maroea Peterson, D irector - a ofhclals who have servf'd under both Popes ,ommunis m m Eastern European countries 4101 E Hampden <; ( at corner ol Col0tado & Hampdenl • 1 ' E The Catholic Herald new Springs paper ~ (303) 795-9185 1be Catholic Herald 11 the the Pikes Peak edllloo of the of Catholic parilhes ln the received tJckets to the forth• name of the new Colorado Denver Catholic Register new di~. coming Colorado Springs r~: Sprtnp dJoceun ne-..paper The C.thoUc Herald will Sympbooy Rf'1es c.lled The k that wUI make lu first ap The new d.locesan paper have about 12,000 paid sub Gates Showtlme .. . s pearance Seot. 5 will reflect Bllhop Hanifen's a scribers. - J. 111e prtoclpal writen and vlew1 Ol'I Cburclt Issues, It The new paper WIii be pub ti editors are John and J oanne will Include national Calho Al Tucci WU the wlnner of lished monthly, With SU[ spe - J - L Pun1nc. who for the pail llc writers, special features a compeUUon t.o name the cial edJtaons, for a Lot.al of 18 a.l.x Y"rJJ wrote and edllfd on local Catholics and news new paper He and his w1fe 1.uuet a year L 1 - t, MUSIC tor -.. ~ K INDEAMUS IK MUNCHKINS A ges 4 - 6 \II Ages 3 - 4 ·r n PERSONAL GROWTH llfRO • • J &ko6 WOHLER MUSIC STUDIO . 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Let me s-.c,est a few examples. right age for Confirmation to the rijpt moment for Con Confirmed Oui1ti.lns oqht to be active, not passive. rirmation. People ought to be confirmed as Christians when J members of the Cburdl. By ,eeking ConfinnatJoa they they are ready for it, not when the pairish has geared up its I consciously acknowledge that they have received lbe Holy Confirmation program. Tbe right monnent for Confirmation Spirit in Baptism. and now they sbould declatt their inten is whenner Christi.Ins are willing and able to take an tion to grow in the spiritu.al life. Concretely this means lbat important next step in their spiritual maturing. as indivichaals they wiU study and meditate on the Scrip Just as surely. the right moment for Confirmation bas tures. engage regularly in private and liturgical prayer. and not arrived until parishes can provide opportunities for seek spiritual direction and pastoral guidance. But this also personal growth and active ministry to all who seek Con means lbat as a local community the Church must actively firmation in the C11ristian life. Those ci'l)pOrtunities can vary provide the support lbat confirmed Christians need to grow greatly from parish to parish. from dicx:ese to diocese, even DR. DALLAS C. HIATT in these directions. Boots on the shelf and cassettes in the from country lo country. but they absolutely must be there & ASSOCIATES drawer are not enough; there must be program in each if this sacrament is to have a real effiect on people·s lives. community which invite and expect partic ipation from In this age of pluralism Christians could live with this 207 CLAYTON. (CHERRY CREEK) 355-7042 confirmed Christians. kind of deliberate diversity in the Church. For some. an DENVER. COLORADO Active members of the Church also serve others. Con important moment of decision and con~mitment could come firmation should therefore mean mall.ing a commitment to fairly early in their lives. say in early adolesce.n<:t!. For serviet!. takint responsibility lo minister to others in some others, this moment might not come ut1lil later in adulthood. Children Deserve A Bright Future way. It could be a liturgical mwstry such as helping out at And for some. this moment may neve1r come. the altar or slnging In the choir. It could be a service I urge. therefore. that we leave thie age of Confirmation ministry such as working with the poor, the handicapped. or l I lbe ' I quit.e open. Much more crucial than a1ie are ( willing Guardian Angels the elderly. It could be an educational ministry such as ness or baptized Christians to mall.e a ~,tronger commitment K-8 I. teaching or assisting in religion pro,rams. It could be a to Christ and to lbe Church, and 12) t:he readiness of local social ministry such as working for labor rights. working lo communities to support lbat commitment with frequent lndlvldually Guided Education (I.G .E.) defend the unborn. or working to prevent nuclear war. programs or personal development and service to others" 1M3 W. 52nd Avenue L Denver. Colorado 80221 Nicaraguan government ilsked 480-9005 ·/- . - to stop abusing the Chur~ch ec- t1 ve paper. L'Osservatore Ro bishops· statement came af c harg:ed a Nicaragua n y It IS •r Agoetino Bono mano. ter they met July 30 to dis priest. F'ather Luis Amado 1llv - VATICAN CITY INC) Nicaragua's bishops have The bishops called for an cuss church-state tensions Pena. with vlolaHng public 1 they asked the Nicaraguan gov end to " insults against the following the expulsion or JO securiliy and illegal associa person of Archbishop Miguel tion with anti-government inking ernment to s top abusing the foreign priests July 9. Obando Bravo (of Managua I In an action related to the rebels. according to the ~spon Churc h. a ccording to a statement in the Aug. 5 edi a nd or other bishops. priests c hurc h-state confict . the Washington Post. The gov ' have tion or the Vatican news- and Catholic faithful ... The government f o rmally ernme1nt said Father Pena ag. ISi would be tried in a special court. according to the story. Archbishop Obando Bravo You Can Stop or Managua bas been the PRE-ASPEN SALE leading Church critic of the Sandin1ista government, For o ver 35 years . Baldwin has s upplied fa which lhe bas described as Looking. mous artists. p laying at the A spen Music Festi " hostile~ to the Church: · The val. with its finest pianos. Four truckloads of JO priei;ts were expelled af ter the archbishop led a pro pianos will be returning from this year's A s pen R test march in defense ol Music Festival 1n a few w eeks IT'S HERE Father Pena, who was ac A unique opportunity cused 01f subversive activity by govE:rnment officials dur for those who want to ing a June 20 press con We need make a d ifference in ference. The priest was sub to make today's churc h. sequently confined to a sem room in our inary outside of Managua Factory Regis College oHers RECEP (Regis while the government con s Career Education Program), an ac sidered his case. Showroom•! celerated certiftc ale and degree pro FathE:r Pena has denied gram for people just like you. the cha1rges and said the gov Come hear our quality and see the beauty of ernment tr icked him into ap these pianos to belleve our savings. • Our 5-week sessions meet once pearing to work with rebels weekly in the evenings. Archbishop Obando Bravo has alS<1 accused the govern • Experience education that is tai lored ment of fabr1catmg evidence Hurryin! to the special needs of adults. Learn in the case So 11 you 11e from i n st ructors who know the day to The pro-government press day realities of ministry. been wanting I .. has called Archbishop Oban a piano. NOW do Bra~•o a tool of gue rrillas • You can acquire credits toward your 1s the time .L trying to overthrow the gov to buy degree from prior college work. life ernment. t. learning experience, military, and The bishops' s ta tement H credit by exam. July 30 also reit.erat.ed the ~ I_ hierarcloy·s willingness to For details about the RECEP Pro mediate between the gov Baldw'in gram. c all Denis Murray al 458-3530. ernment and US -backed ------guernll.as. "Only 81 B•ld.,,,/n F•cfory O.,,,n.a Sfo,..a do Yov get E11,,.,-t Arwlc•" The government has re fused to negotiate with the Aurora Mall . _ ...... _...... 343-7630 Name ______Address ______guerril11as , saying they a re Cinderella City . • ..•...... 762- 1720 Southwest Plaza ...... •...••... pop 973- 9250 City, State, Zip ______unrepresentative of the Westm,nster Mall ...... 427- 1892 ulation. It says the rebellion Oown to wn-1623 Calttorn,a . _ .•...... 629-6975 Phone(Day) ______(Night) ------1s led lby followers of ex· Retuu, to Reg ,s College dictator Anastasio Somoza. "' ois O e~ REC EP We~I 501h Aver>ue ano Low e ll B l vo who was overthrown by the 1 .. Re ~ C ll ~ Oen , e r Colora NEW YORK l !' .. an Religion and politics c.. im .,-'-r/~-... too rar tn the other d1recllon. g1v1n, Catholic voters such Ms F'erraro·s Catholicism and her views_on a bortion bu. N C N- ~ a long lilt of poliuc.J aaua to addraa that he " effec alone would be enough to make the Calbollc Church a ad Controver y over religion .and pol1l1cs, wh1r h hu tively muzzles and h.andc uffs Catholic- voters" by " mm- contanuang focus of campaign contro~ersies. . already played .a 111gn1f1cant role 1n the 11184 presldenual 1m1zang · lhe aborllon 1.SSue as claimed by the con• Hut even if there were no Cathohc an contention for inc . lhe Cbyrch would ti.ave been guaranteed more campalcn, received a new boost m.id, way between the rvauve Calhohc .vttkly The Wanderer" rr tee o ice, bee O r the inc reas- Ot'mocrauc and Republican nallonaJ conveouons Arter Cuomo crallcLZed Archbishop O'Connor an a v151b1l11y 1n this year's campaign ause • br In early August ew York Gov Mano Cuomo, a ew York Times interview publLshed Aug 3. thE' 1ng act1vtsm or the bishops since 1980 on maJor pu ic an Slu Catholic and a Ot'mocrat, s.a,d the issue w a., already out archbishop said he does oot intend to evaluate 1ndiv1dual pohcy issues besides abortion - most nota~ly on the U.S. there but h.ad been " co-opted by a single kind of rtltg1ous a ndldatet or parties on luuet or morality and public role in Central America and the morahty of nuclear group •· He u id Democnu &hould lake lhe inJt1at1ve and policy. but would leave 1t up to voters to det.ennine dete= ~~icative or the growing debate over the pla~ "' p npand lhe debate beyond a tew IUIH" into Ult' whole whether the poelllOnll or candidates are in accord with r.angf.' of quesuons over rt>h«1ou.1 vallH"ll and public- polir y Cburch Leachi111. or rehg1on in politics was the fact that t.!'e U.S ~ lholic Conference. public policy arm of ~e bishops, issued a Vigo,oua debate (Stt r e la ted s tory on P ase II. I .: c1 V11orous deba~ already h.ad bffn J011'M'd on quite a new statement addressing the question. (See 1tateme-at T few spec1r1c lu UH In the current amp;ugn A week earlier. howe-ver . lhe St Louis Archdiocesan bt-low. l Ma • Is Ot'mocraltc vice pres1ck-nllal nomulee ~raldlne Pro-Lafe Committee held a press corderfl!Ce specifacal!Y Personal moralitJ . wil ror the sa_ke of " caullonang voters" aboUt the Democratic t cal t-·uniro a "good Cathol"' • •~ SM supporu lrgaJ,zrd Issued in the name of the sec executive ~mrrultee abortion, u a r,,porter asked her on tM lm~t day or IW'r J)latform on abortion by Bis hop James Malone of VOUJ111town. ~~ - U~ Ha, rampa1,pi" 'Moral dilemma' preiudent, the s tatement reje~ted the .,m pl!ed .. T • ~ l'res1dt'nt Hea,:an a " lfood <.:hnstaan when he Bishop Elck-n F Curtiss of Helena, Mont wrotr J uly d1cbotumy· between personal morality and public policy - bell pre!IM'lil for social pohc1ei1 that are 'terribly unf,ur" lo 25 that Catholics face a " ~nous moral dilemma over as .. not logaca lly tenable " ...... De, ttw- pnor, as Ms Ferraro u ktd m her responw to thr the Oemocratac u cket 's pro-abortion poe1t1on oo the one It also repudiated the tnJecllon or rehg1?" 1~l0 a • Cer rt'port~r·a question., hand, and the Republican adm1ms trat1on s pohcu•-s oo political campaign through appeals to candidates re a nc • Art' the Democrats agnorln,i Lht' view of POJ)" John nuclear arm!!, Central America and domf'~t,c- po,·,.rty on ll1t1ou aUthauons and commitments ... - Abt Paul 11 when he ~•Ju ag111nst Ille upuh11on of prtesl!J the other TtN? tatement ins 1.sled that the bl.Shops have a right f from Nlcarairua by that N>Untry's Sand1nLSla irovem The Reil,tan campa.1,pi b.ad bt',:un earlv lO • o" b.a rd tu addr~ s pubh<' polacy issues m order to establ_ish " a ment. as rres,deot Rt"agan and Vice Pre adent George C.er lnr Catholic votes fn1mf>work or moral guidance·· for people lo consider In . gen Bllilh ~ve SUlflt'l!ted" On July 211, an one of h1 '11 f1r,t otf1r1al r amp..1 mali. 1n politic.a l dt"<:"1s1ons • Or lll It the ~ bhcans who have l,nored rellcaous cal a~ aranCt'S. the Prt'Sldf'nl illlt'nde WAS HINGTON (NC) - Following 11 the text of a Jnyone who w111ht's lo know wtwr«- • «- .:Land c H ti r1 1'11,s • l tx,rni• ..nd mt-.a,ure toreagn policy by human statement Issued Aug 9 by Bishop James w M•tone of The pohucal ~pon<11h1l1t \ ,1~,t ~ f'II Utll r-.. th.. Youngstown. Ohio . pres1den1 of the U S Cathollc Con hes and 0lMr to ln\uh th("n\kl\.~ an lhf p.,1,11 al " ' bu n1tf'n.a " r ttk to oo so m terms all people can ference (USCC). on Polltlcs and re llg lon. r,up • nd , upport pl'O<'t'SS It also !M"L"1 forth • l)C'("l ftC' ' " '"' "" h ( h u b1shups have a... ken on ,-.,ue• l'h1"1' fll\jlt fro111 ~ LN"t Pohc:y proposals Ali an a,iell('y of the Cll thohr bishops of the• l 'nile's , th.- I} S C'atholw ('on/eren<'t' speak:! on public 11u..1rd1n1t hum n life trom tht d,.,...... l ..t mn ol nu Ir .,, .. .,, tllt'rt-forr "'P r~ nm • at the 54me tsme the need to join J)()h <"Y 183ues. but It do(, not t.akr pus11tt>n5 for or against lht>\' ext~nd tu the <-nh,mrrmf'nt " ' h f, thruu hp moun1 llu- pubhr pol1t ·• debatE> 1n a -A ay wh1ch a ltempts to Polll1cal cand1datrs Tl\1 Point needs empha wn,i lest In hum.in 111,?hts .and <\.lall,f~ 1n h UOl,J I\ ~'d... h~,. nutrition tht• pr("!l.-nl J)()hll<'a l N ntrxt, even whJt we :sav about rvn\ lll<·, uthN , nl the rightness of our positions. As the <'dur ation hou 1ng and ht'Jlth , Jrr for th,· poM Th l".ith<>ltC r onlt>r n~ -.eeks to observe this prescription •~ut's be perce1vt'd :,,c an expr<-s ,on of poht1('al p;1rt l• pl tform lt"•l1mony expl.11n oor v1e llf M lht> \ntt>rdt·p..•n sansh1p 1L~H w 11 urges 01.her par t1<'1pants m I.he policy deba Le ' di-nC'e or tht'se 1,tsues and why bl'11{•f In lh«- un1qu d1i,rn11, Bishop tire 1e.1ehe rs In regard to pubhr 1.ssues thf')' tll do thr $.lll\e It would be regrettable if religion as such of the huma n perc.on leads lhr b1 >Y human !'Opie can Leaching Ni lo Join a~) ! mpts to s . As the ~~ I scription ·y debai.e ' A benefit for n as such, 1 appeals Rose Medical Center utments. require • Saturday, September 8 • Value-oriented .al views education 1mphed • 9 P.M . ons. the 11Jtv and • Boettcher Concert • Spiritual growth e ..n any • ,_ Hall • A cademic excellence unaccep- ~ Tickets: le or of • Creative expression commit- $35.00 per person for 1t propo- reserved concert seating • Soundness of body 1 policies , id.ates of - tax deductible ... • Communityresponsibility 9'"'"' 1te in the ,. Policy For reservations call: pective: We en- 320-2000 ~ For fnlor matlOn contact ne. who., Major credit cards ac~ted rrtlclpal • L May Group sal~ available on requ~t MICIIINlf Hl11t Scllool John L. 'lb1shop 1958 El■ St cretary: Rose Rose Medical Center 1s a o,.. ., . Colo. 80220 ::: treas nonprofit organiu11on 322-1819 nember ,.. fWttC~I r P-'20 - fhe Denveit Catholtc Aeg,s~. Wed Au¢,s1' s 1984 Annual pilgrimage Regis College plans El Pomar for Legion of Mary annual Golf Outing The Le.:1on ol \laf".' will hold its annual pilgrimage to Activities \I111her f'abnm ~ hnne on Sunda, .\ul! 21i Ht v•&c ..11 ..,z, · v.111 h•1lrl ,1 .!O•h .. nnu.. t (;oil IJulrn,z Redemptom1st Father Frank Knsk, ,pmtual director on \1onda, \ulZ 20 .,1 ll1v.Jn c ,,un1r, I lub m E,er· Mini-education workshop o f thP l1en,er Com1uum will begm the e,ent with :\lass at jlrf't•n Cdlech,sls h lurg,cal man,ste~ and directors or re I:! 30 pm m the l·hapel. followed by .. roast beef luncheon ThP ,.,,,n1 v·hedulrd ,,, bt•111n .,1 -; " m and r-cm l11t11,u <-dur·.ilmn ..re offert"d d m,m-f'du< atic,n "'•1rlt'-hop "' 1•0,tme 5 ..nd Ro!'an procession to the grouo tmue thrnuizh th<' ,-w•niniz v. 111 1nflod•• p•,11 tf'nn,... El 1•,,m.ir ( enter \ut,1 22·2.J l)1r!'l ted b, ,,,tPr Ro,ern.. nt \ 1h;,nce re«ervauons are ne<.'e.sary and can be made by .,..., 1mmm>1 .., bulfr• Jun< h , oc k1.,,1, Jnd ., n.. r t>f-<1u•· <,rr•r n, '-'I Pueblo dtQ<·e,.,n direc-tor ol r"'llf,!111.1, l-duc.;uc,n ph,mm~ 455.;,5; bu, tran'-portdllon cannot be provided 'lt(•dk dmnu K\\.C, , f hdOOl'I 2 Sp<>rl~(J,IPr J,m Rely on Meyer Care for home health care. ~ . . \ '1,,t ~outh ()l•11,,·r ;--..' .1t 10n.1I B.ml... \\.hcn \ nu n p..·n ., 11,· \\ ,,I\ 1r1~, .1,, ,,unt . - \\ ._•J11.,,I.I\ 1hr1•u)!h l'nJ,1,. l\ul,!u,t .:?.:!. - .:!. 4 . ,ll '-outh n,•n, ,·r :--..111nn.1l B.rnl... - ,,r .,JJ . , .,nd ,,111 111,1\ ,un .1 trip t,,r '"'' tn \ .1nu,11,,•r, ... l\.)1,.) Ill ,111 l'"'l1ni: ,,I\ HlJ!' ,l,"IUl\l .:,·t .l Br111, h l'nlumb,., ,,nJ II\< J.I\, .H th<. B." Br.,JI,·, p..· n . f h.ll rut, 1h,· hn1,h111~ n1.1rl.. ,,n _,. ,. S h 11n · Inn. l ) r, ,,,u 111,1\ "111 ., tnf' 1,,r t " <' t" ., i:rl',1l h.,nl...ini: 1Jc.1 . -Y , I -, ~ . .... 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The Christian Philoeopby of life bas always contained a realistic attitude towa rd dealh The RELIGIOUS TMININI a Christian knows that one of his most important tasks in life Is to prepare well for death A SACRAMENTAL PREPARATION whole lifetime Is spent preparin1 for that moment when we will ente r into ete rnity In Is em phasized w ith a solid ~Ilion to this 8:beolut.ely euential process of s piritual preparation, there a re some important practical details wblcb m ust be arranged. ICADOIC CIIRICll.lll 1mplemented with EXTIIA-CURRICUW Programs: lf you would like to have complete and factual infonnation regarding our Pre- ttd F'uneral Trust P lan please hll out the COUPON and mail loday The mfonnallon will be provided to • Math Tournaments you walhout any obhgaUon whatsoever. • Science Fair • W its Clash Your decision to pre-arrange your funeral will be greaUy appreciated by your family and wall • Junior Great Books also give you t.he confidence that your neecu and desires will be strictly .observed. • Sports (boys & girls) for students DIRECTOR O F M EMO RIAL COUN SELING ST. CATIIIIINFS Mt 0 1,ve1 Cemetery ano Mausoleum We Offer; 12801 West 441n Avenue EXTDID DAY CAR£ 3:00-6:00 PM Wheot R,dge Cotoraoo 80033 (for parents that wor k late afternoons) Phone 4 24 -7785 W ithout obligatio n. please provide me add itional information pertaining to you r P re. Need Funeral Trust P lan. SPECIALIZED CARE & CLASSES • Computer • Karate • Sewing • Ballet • Tap • Soccer Print N ame • Piano • Sign Language Address • Art • and MORE Students may also do their homewo rk ity or individualized reading. Telephone umber For Further Information Please Call: 477-8035 or 455-IOIO ...2C - The Denver Catholfc Register. Wed .. August 15, 1984 ...... Sts. Peter and Paul's extended day program Retreats planned Sts Peter and Paul's School has added an extended day at St. Walburga's pr01ram The school year will begin on Aug 22, w1lh classes beginning at 8 10 a m Two retreats 1n a monastic setting are being orrered at The prunary purpose of lhe extended day pr01ram 1s to lhe Convent or St Walburga. Boulder. . , provide lhe parent.s and students of Su Peter and Pauls Sept 7-11 Father Lawrence H. St Peter. archdJocesan w1lh a creative acadf!m1c and recre.auonal environment It Vicar for Pru~st.s. on " Alive W1lh Jesus." .. will be offered everyday that school u 1n session. including Sept 14-16 Jesuit f'a~r Walter Harns. on themes minimal days from lhe "Sp1ntual EurctSeS' of St lgn.auus of Loyola The hours or lhe program will be from 6 30 t.o 8 a m and For mform.auon and reservations. call the retreat coor from 2 35 t.o 6 pm ror from II 30 am to 6 pm on m1111mal d1na t.or at lhe Convent of St Walburga. 494-~733 The convent ... days) 1s at 6717 S Boulder Road . Boulr1" r Por more 1nformat1on cont.act the ~hool a t 424-0402 Couple chosen for Mau BOB ANI> \1AllY COOK who both worked for Cathf'ltf' Clergy Conference Youth Serv1c-e, o,<'r a yrar ,,go h,1\1> been picked tn Hospital classes trpre-.ent lht> l>ion-..4' of CalR,ffV m Albl>rta ( ;;n.ida at a planned Sept. 10-14 M,,.,, lob(• rt>lebr-,lt'(l hV l'opt> John PJul II ;md "' Ill wke up for parenting thP EuchJrt'>ll<' fltlh dur1ni;t lhP ()ffnton at the ourduor The 1984 nauonal Clergy Conference in Estes Park Sept. 1().14 will offer priests. deacons, and Brothers an opportunity \1•"' 1n hdmonL<,n ",,•pl 17 1111• \1a,, " PJrt of the Pop,. , 15 ., EnJOVlnR Your Child f,' rom 3 to 11 Year, the to explore the theme " Fathering the Family of God." ,., h<'dUI!' 11llrlllll hl'I 11 d,n ,.,,,11 to ( ,tn,Hl,i twr.tinn1nf,! "'Ill 9 "iUbJe<'l of a sene of da,;se being sponsored b, tbe ThP ( ook, ,1n• workmlt fur llw 4 Jth11li< \ outh ~rvlC'f" The ronrerence will be held at the YMCA Conference Y. om<>n,. l'.iv1hon at St J~ph, Hospital ac-c-o~dini;? Center or the Rockies It Is sponsored by Spiritual Renewal lor th,• I"'"'''" 111 ( •• ,~.ir, 'A hN• \hlllh 1111n1'ltr\ ,,. 1n II~ to Lura Kondrat V. omen ~ Pavilion educ-auon c-oord1· lfll,tnl'V nator Serv1c-es The dasses will m~t on h\'e ron ..cut1,e \lon The conference leaders this vear are Franciscan Falher Richard Rohr and Sister Agnes Cunningham. S.S.C.M. , Pa dJV'I ¼>pt 10 (kt 8, from 7 ltt 9 p m an the ('('ond floor C'l.i,,niom at the ho p1tal Be111-1trauon 1 $25 '- T £> we BAL llAIIILE Father Richard Rohr 1s an mtemationally respected - 8 . The in•aruC'tor 1 \l1noAm v. e1-. J N>rllhl-d tc•Jrh• ,;pmtual leader and preacher well known to orth American ma ('r ,ind pd rent educ-a tor 1o1, ho help, deH•lup <·om mun 11, z DENVER MARBLE rlerir, He c;pea ks at numerous clergy and religious educa- .,.,..u da.,.,e., in child dev<'lopment .ind .idolt>-.ren< c ,he 1o1, 111 111in C't>nferent't'~ and h1-i audio and video cassettes as well CONTltA CTO"S co. addre,., lop1r, ,uch J'I the f.1rrt"' th Jnd d , 1 lc,p11wn1 of me SINC E lltf TABLE TOPS, VANITY TOPS the old r rhlld parent, a~ ,e>. ,-dur.. tor- ind It ;,rnwi: 1, h1• 1rt1de" have gamed him a wide audience. by COMMUtCIAL • ftll810(NTIAL c·ommuniC'JII0n -.Jll ll with th1• olckr ,h111l '-•"ttr \~ne,; runmngham 1s also internationally re- the ...,..Lil ,:o,- ALL .,u,..,o,rs To rejl1,ter rail '-l Ju,q,h " llo,r11tal 11.,; ~7« 0'•"' n,-d hr her lheolol(1cal work an the areas or prayer, am 0O111: STIC & IMPO,tT(D MAit.Li a SLATf "' um,•m,m .1nd Church h1storv - ver REPAIRING & RfPOLISHING Th(' ronft•rrnct' ,,..111 treat issue" or masculine identity lat, 31 IO I "l•lte ,_, __, Dr " 1lhm m,m... tn 1n tht> Church and the tensions and dil sec lne...._., c o,e eo110 711-1158 hrulw, ,·,p< rienced both on .i personal and ministerial Ho "'" I ,nd -,.11.11 1l mt>Jns U! be a " father" m the image of ten C:, od lh•· t',1 th••r Sci t or m• tt mformat1on and a conference brochure, write . HIG I REASONS r (", II ,r,1r1t.1.1 Rf'M'A al ~ wa•-• WI P:u9f...... , Tnal .._. _.,,.. AllalDNICf.SECITAIIUTY c ...... ,..., ...... ___,. _ _...... _,...... _ ... ck_...,._.._., If you want NCUr9CI J'OUf , •• lnOOffle,., Vie,... °' T-.-• ...... llol d r I •----- ■-, Ctwtlable Gift Annutty····-"·Ula - p,O'Wtde you ...,. w rz Nortllc.9•--- Alllerla-, Pr.. ■ 1'11■1 . u...... a,,":-lrd__■..,.. _._...... ,,co .... ua 1111 1 . A guaranteed non-fluctuating income as long as 'C...... llt IE 0111f you live. 2. Immediate Income Tax Deduction and a signifi cant portion of your annual Income will be tax ., exempt. 3. Peace of mind - your Investment is professionally managed. Your annuity helps the Archdiocese of Denver fulfill Its m ission to the people o f God in Northern Colorado. FRANK POMPONIO COlll'ID■ffLU. Den ver 's nicest salesman at Denver's nicest dealership F...... v. -... -.. DirHl■ r,llajorClhlfte ask s ... IOOJ11 ■,hltteatreat Deftwr, CeloredolOIN "Have you driven a Sill TerHar DNr Fetfter And9raon: YN. I am lnterNted In additional Information about the Archdiocesan Ford lately? You'r e invited!" Gift Annutty. I understand I am under no obligation. I am con1lderlng • poalble g ift of S1. c11y ______State ____ Zip ___ Telephone______Home ____ W ork _____ SILL-TERHAR FORD Oat11 of B irth______M onth Oare __ v.. , _ _ _ 120th & Wadsworth• 469- 1801 - ... The Denver C atholic Register, Wed., August 15, 1984 - Page 25 Laity Alive! Dance-a-Thon at conference St. Jude's Aug. 24 The t Jude Youth Center will );p<>nsor a Oant't'-a on Sept. 8, 9 Thon from 7 pm Friday. Aug 24. until 7 a m Saturda.. Aug 25. The proreeds w1U go to the Muscular Dystrophy Spiritual Renewal er- gym 18th Ave and Fa1rfa..'IC, Assoc1at1on and the Jerr~ Le10.•1s Telethon 0Vt'r lhc vices 1SRS1 will present 1LS Denverl and will begin with Labor Dav weekend annual lay conference-Lail~ registration at 8: 15 a m and Pe r«ons interested m part1c1patmg. either as a Alive' '84-for the Denver conclude at 6 p m . includ•nf! dancer or as a donator. should call Sherwood Owens ...... archdiocese Sept 8 and 9 a Eucharistic celebration 988-9366 or 988-6435 The danc-e will be open to the pubhc Thi year's speakers are On Sept. 9, the conference from 7 to II p rn. on Fnday , Aug. 24. at a cost of $1. Franciscan Father Richard will be at St J ude's Church which also w1JI be doMted to the telethon Rohr and Ka thy Hurley . as t Flo rida and Garrison . sociate director of SRS Lakewood I and will begin Both are nallonally recog with registration a t I 30 nized speakers . p.m . and conclude at 9 pm l Sept. The theme or the con f no Eucharistic celebration ference 1s " The Church. The on undayl ~!unity Glorv of God." taken from For more information a nd erence St Paul"s prayer for lhe to register for the con enewal Church of Ephesus recorded ference write or call Spiritu Golden wedding anniversary 1n his Letter t o the al Renewal Services . 1204 Father Ephesians. chapter 3. verses Wadsworth Blvd.. Denver. Francis and Agnes Tanko, members of St. Catherine's 14-21. " Glory be to him Colo. 80215: phone 234- 1244 Mal"VLOUMcGurren S.C.M. , Parish. Denver, for 4 5 years, celebrated their golden who e power. working in us. wedding anniversary Aug. 12 by renewing their vows at the peeled - can do mf1mtely more than Is a busy real esta le ~ 8 a.m. Mass at Holy Rosary Church. where they were we can a sk or imagine ·· pro fess,onol not 1er-ican married SO years ago. 13 201, bu t educa~ The Mass was followed by breakfast with the im The speakers will amplify 100 busy to help w ith lS well mediate family. The day culminated with a reception given lhat theme. All topics taken yo ur real esta te needs by their children Darlene Fabiano and Patricia Meiers. and from various phrase!- and lly re their grandchildren. Rocco and Joan Fabiano and Rick 1dC'as conta ined within • l >rayer . and Susan Fabiano. Francis Tanko retired from the Den- Paul prayer will be tau~ht (St Tnomea M ore P11rlsh} - ver Police Departm ent 1n 1968 after 20 years' service. and 1n relal1onsh1p to how the O tfice 795-1 ooo denUty later from the United Ban k of Denver. where he was a Church 1s strengthened and nd dif. Hom e 795-7432 security guard. Agnes was active In St Catherine s and the ram1h or Goo I!> built 7355 S Lotoyet1 e East islerial Hoty Family school organ1zat1ons while her chlldren at through spmtua hty C'irc lo 1age of tended those schools. The couple attended Garden Place Topics Sept 8 will be W(' School. Denver. Agnes was graduated from Sacred H eart Pray Kneeling Before thl' :. write High School and Barnes Business School. Francis was fathe r . ·· ·Build,nR the Michael Shinn & A ssociates ~z, Blvd .. graduated from North High. family Spmtual and =--:atu 661 •Jftj J1r1111t-.'W!V fk\4.111f\V.: Y 1I ral." .. Awakening Our Hid u tt••'" a.rf"'Kt.J hU1}1 REOCARPET' den Self." and " Chrm Lives Kathy Hurley Through Faith · Topics ·- Create Your Own Sept. 9 will be " Planted in Love and Built on Love: · Home Gallery " With All the Saints .. " F1lled With the Fullness of Goo:· and " God Can L>o In finitely More " RFG1S - Conference events will be JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL held al d ifferent locallom, Reg1slrat1on for each day 1s $10. People will provide 5232 NO. LOWELL ILVD. meals for themselves On Sept 8 the c.-onference will be a t Christ the King After Boy Scout Damaged Photos Copied, Restored. Reproduced flea market Aegis High School is a private, Catholic, Jesuit and or Hand Colored college-preparatory school for 660 young men In Notre Dame Boy Scout 1-"in.,,.t lla 11d t:raf t..d (Juolity Troop l25 will hold its an grades nine through twelve. Custom Matting & Framlng nual flea m arket in the park The solid academic curriculum Is complemented mg lot at Sheridan and by a full range of religious, social and athletic activities ROOTS & BRANCHES Evans on Aug 18 from 8 including 20 organizations and 10 varsity sports. a .m to 4 p m All donated Hours Tuesday thru Friday 9-6 Saturday 9-3 items will be welcomed "1st For further informatwn «u W. Ave. 477-13'0 call Shirley lle1m 988-0576 Help•ng Aegis H ig h students make educaUon al, valu atlve and .,. career c holc~s 1s a dedicated !ac uity of 15 Jesuits and 28 lay per sons. Ne w facJ11t1es are now com INSULATE NOW AND SAVE plete tor the 19~-85 school year Regis High School al!mlts QU8 fl lled students regardless or race, creed, color, nauon ar or ethnic Of'l 20% DISCOUNT gin, or other legally 1m perm1sslble with this ad r easons Tuition assistance Is avallable to fam llles w ho cannot ALUMINUM, STEEL, afforel lull costs or VINYL STORM WINDOWS and Gutters All Bran ds Available For lutthe, mlormar,on, contact Ho ..,_ agent Of' Repreaentative will Call THE "'8ICIPAl'S OFFICE ...,. Hltll ScllNI, 5232 lltr1II lNIII IIN. ALIMNUM SINNG & Wl•W S Roots Diner. CellrlN I0221. PIINI (303) 451-1133 . .. CALL 232-1596 JESUIT HIGH SCHOOL '"20 Y•rs E1t:perience" ••~ • - The Denver C.thotie Register, Wed. . August 15, 1INM Great Western not traditional eatery a, Qleftda Keller in tbe food bu.s1nec.s lor People who Join them for I Although lrad1t1onal many ve.-rs and using old lunch are able lo select from • i American, MH1can and Ital fam1I recipes have de an equally substantial menu ian dlllhes are still ravon tn velopN! a menu that ~ M any deh sandwiches cold --~tv among many. Greek rood lS C.rttk. Ament'an. M e111can plate ulads. Me111 can ' com1nc of age Peoplf' 1n the ilnd Jt.ahan meals lh;,,l are plates and the morr trad1• We'll Feature Your Denver metro area are be all bo~m.ide llonal Amenc.tn and Greek g1nn1111 t.o venture out and sandw1dies a re plentiful try new and d1rrerent food!! Dec1din,: lhat Littleton A me.11 for two could cost Favorite Restaurant in Fo r Uu"I rea~>n OM of our and the ~rroundin,t area under 110 ea<1al)' The dinner ravor1te re~tauran ha .-x IM"i'dt'd a restaurant that menu s l.iru orr with uch our Dining Out Column. pandt'd 1lli menu lo -c·rom ftl\t""i ~tom n a t"bo1ce o f appt-t1ztrs a Jumbo , u1 i.ine modate t host> 111,h() w1 h to and ho ur-. tht mu hroom caps stuHt'd with t ry ometh1ng a h U le llaralampopoulos kttp the QU agt> and baked 112 ~• or Tell Us Who! Gr~k .. llrwter MW m.1n (,re,11 V. e tern open from 6 C, reek dulmades ground ag~nt. the <:real We«lern J m ~ning all or ,our la bl't'I r1 r c- and 11 p1ce s Trading rompan, Hf'<1t..u Yori te brealcfa,t item, ,. rappt'd 1n vine lea" and For Information Phone rant at 1603 v. l:k-llttv,.-w 1n l 'nrtMI ranite from the- d.111\ "4'ned li'1th lemon s.1uce for <1Pf'('1al or t.,o t'llR anv 275 Lit tie to n h.1'I 'IUC't t•edt>d 13 ~ Glenda at 388-44 11 , Ext. n1ct'IV 'II\ It• with hJ"lhbrown .ind The <>ven1ng we wert' I0J"lt for S2 to a high o f M ~ ther for dinner we found Femilr leYori... <;pe for thf' Great We Spaghetti The b11,t ,urpn ,;e or the ,., c-nmj,! WJ~ t.he c-h1 ldrt'n'" efe '2!JfYestre/( por1,on or paf!h tt1 ,er') large planer or paghellt l 4aG~ CatCOlfaa) toppt'd w1lh a thick tomato :w~10 Lm, ID 10 p ,m. ncaar a s...-, 10 Lm. ID , Lffl. QU~ nC'h WIUI Spl<'.'es and mushroo~ proved to be enough to rN'd an army An VELLA'S PIZZERIA a RESTAURANT F•fWfltfl Slcl.. 8t,le Coobt9 adult would havr .i hard n Specie,,, OPEN 7 lime eating all 11 For the c.,..,.. • or M0e ■- DAYS f "n11wrrc trad1t1Qtta/ Jnor11r< mere price or Sl 75 11 1s truly HH ,,.,.:.---ahd.(-- ,._ ...... n,. 7711 JOSS a. ~- lld.. LONGIIONT _,__ and ltal,an Sp«1ul11r a barg~in eSQ AUIIOAA IN-40N pm W. &4ttlet~ WNUTIIIOU ~ 10 am to 1 T li'·o ,rttk pastne!I were -.ampled for dessert c--- Kouramb1ede and d1ples FULL SERVICE CATERINI AVAllMLE wen!' ,·en cast\' and made a G IRALDl 'S '----,.,o s-,.,_, c--·- hit with "'> IX •>ear-old Be fl AllAN DELI & C ATERING WEDDINGS. .. i-.-, ,.,_ c- s.---. - • i,ure and \'I 1t soon for a ht• PARTYTRAYS - r' ,---of'-"..,_,--~._..,,._ tie more than the trad1- ..,it~-421-1141 DINNERS, LUNCHES. ETC. t1onal Set I 304 30 • Sun -<:'- Jo Fo r re.,enat,ons call i95-:!i08 Hours are 6 a m to 2 am d.11 ly ''The De~'Catt-H,Jie ~tet';1 Wlkf.: A<.tguSf 15, •196,f'-~~----17 ■lock party planned TV series planned The Williams Street Cen- block party Aug. 18 111' Community Corrections EW YORK (NC) - A five-.part television series to fltogram a nd the Thomas F The party will provide an stimulate interest in the development of the l l S bishops · , .C.nnole Senior Ci tizens opportunity for res idents pastoral letter on the American economy is be.ing pro Apa.rtments. two agencies m and family members of both duced by a gTOUp of Catholic media organizations headed • 1700 block or Williams programs . neighborhood by the Oblate Media and Communications Corporation llreet serving very different residents. and invited guests " Search for Justice Chnsllamty and the American 1 ' e!!e_Ulauons. will co-host a lo enjoy food and fun. Economy" will be moderated by John J Gilllgan. a former governor o ( Ohio. now a professor and special assist.ant to the president at the University o( 'otre Dame Murray said the Cathohc TelecommumcaL1ons etwork or America has agreed to distribute the series to its diocesan affahates m earh• March 1985 Each of the five programs will be one hour an length. the first half g1vmg a general antroductaon to a topic treated by the fi rst draft of the pastoral. and the econd cons isting oI a panel discuss ion. The pastoral ts tentatively scheduled for final ap Tig« Ha,nee proval m ovember 1985 New musical will close Elitch season I ONE FREE §• " Talung My Turn," a new nang. • Other cnt,cs round THE musical that opened to rave t he s how " exhubera nt," s DINNER ~ r~views m New York a year " joyfully touching," " a mu· .. MEMORIES .. ·~·--.. ago, will close the regular sical of hope and joy .. r1c-h CONNECTI ON .~ , , - I' The ,.. : •!~P!~~!.":i two or summer subscription series and lovely." I more dinners w ill b e deducted at the Elitch Theatre. Aug t Off., H P,-S.pt 2/tll>, 111114 ;i " Taking My Tum " was ~ o r VALID.,,,,,. A "!_'f O THC,, OI SCOUN r ~ - OGIIAIIII 20-Sept. I. written by Obie Award win• " '_,p:t...., .,____ • COCtHAllS • Ma rgaret Whiting, Sheila ners Gary William Fried W• • cc•pt cash only w,111 111,s coupon Smith, and Tiger Haynes, all man. Will Holt, and Robert • I Al tO Suf\Ct.1w ' " ' " Ft1d•~ o'°'lf#O T ~ A l ID O N H 0llOA 'l$ 2 IIOUIS - ·f tl 5 J0,-. 1000,_ from the or iginal prod H Livingston, who created s...y ...... 10 .,. • uction. will lead a stellar the long-running " The Me WEDDING ,------ANO------~ cast o r eight veteran That Nobody Knows" from lroupers who " show what poem s and stories by chil· -, Off Total Lunch Bill performance excellence is dren. PHOTOGRAPHY 25 % As I Mon.-Frl. 11:00 am-3 :30 pm cash only all about." accord mg to For " Taking My Tum" I se>clated Press critic Jay they chose writing from and BASTIEN'S ROTUNDA Sharbutt. 3.000 contr ibutions sub I 3503 E. COLFAX A VE. New York critics bailed mitted by real people in ::: _1. DENVER. C OLO. " Taking My Tum" as " ir their prime for diaries, con VIDEO a••-~ repressibly young at heart, a ve rsations, remembrances. joyful entertainment . a life poems. and one-liners about The Gift of a Lifetime e n hancing m usica l e ve- living and agi.ng . For ticket information, 5 call the main box om ce, 458-8801. E litch Theatre is at 499 C omplete! 4620 W. 38th Avenue in • .i E litch Gardens . 1 Performances a re Monday - The Professionals-6 through Saturday. 8:30p.m.: r !h. Wednesday and Saturday ·~~!~~t!licschool for boys VIDEO MEMORl.:S MERIASH STUDIO 1 matinees. 2: 15 p.m . Playing Owned and operated by through Aug. 18 at Elitch the Christian Brothers theatre is "Snacks," star ring Linda Purl and Thomas 691-9100 321-3224 Accredited by_ the North Calabro. Central Association and the State of Colorado l_./ -- g 5897 ~ ~ULLEN IS • Concerned w i th the growth of the individual -- through rel i g i ous, academic, social and ath Presenting: letic programs A primarily college pre SLIM & TRIM paratory high school, THE 5 DAY FUN WAY .1=.:M~ grades 9 to 12 LOSE UP TO 10 LBS. While You Enjoy a 5 Day Vacation No need to spend $ 1,000 In California. Just come to 135000 Scenic Canon City for 5 days o r slimming & Relaxation. a.._.,, tor• ,ele.1ung 5 deya• LOM up to 10 lbs,,ANO 1eern how 10 continue toeing lhoN unwenled pOunds ~ULLEN IS SLIM & TRIM · THE 5 DA Y FUN WAY Package lnclude8: Deluxe Room • Delicio us Food • Nutrition, Behavio r M odification & Stress Manage ment Classes • Structured Exercise Optional . No ••lfllit nat oee1, Unlim ited.,_ of glasaed In Garden Room • Spa,kllng, naturel • -1 ...... _...... m ineral water hot tubs and outdoof hot mlnefal _..,. pool • Viall IO-Royal Gotge, u ev■Hable. • ~~I l■Ni, raa...... DI ..A,_ F« "'""';~~om .. PHONE ...... da ■■I-■ "'- •~ A... -,l 761 •1764 L ..... IN ...... CW. Cllf. Cul _.. a,a,a -~------~------___.L-~., ~ _____ ...;...a...._.,.______D••• _ ~-n - The Dem,w Cath<>Mc A9g._,, Wed., Auguat 15 , 19M Concert to benefit Mother Cabrini Shrine J erry Adler. a well•known hour c:'OClttrt Will 10 Lo the college conc:e.rts throughout c:nuse ships. 935-414.3: M. lacino. 42$-6474 • barmollk:a vtrtuoeo, and bu proJect Tlc:keu are t lO the United States w1UI bis He has recently returned E . Laskowsk i. 740-8772: bend will perform a benefit Adler, wbo t.cu hu mu, most rttent one-m.an con from a highly acclaimed Four Wilads Hotel, ~ ' CODC'fft 5-day, Aut 211, at sac.al career at a,e 13 by c:e.rt perfomwmce at Schoen concert tour ol Australia. The concert will raise only tb e G r ee n C e n te r wmrunc first prize an a state berg Rall for the UCLA Cen· Tickets for Adler 's con part of the money the Sis Auditorium at tbe Cok>rado wide contest ~ by ler for Ille Performing Arts. cert can be obtained by call ter's need for the road re Sdlaol ol Mina an Golden The <unott Sun, bu re He bas performed one-m.an mg one of the followinl num pair. but they are boping the TIie performance WIii bqlJI ~wed rave~ of tus concerts as a guest en&er· bers: Mother Ca bri ni even t will make people at 7 p.m. talent OVff tbe years tamer aboard Royal Vik.in(. Shrine, SJl..0758: J. Builes, aware of Uleir need. TIie cioacert wtU benefit a A ftu c:omple t1 n1 b11 S1lm.ar and Holw:id America 455~6761; D . Ru11er io. The Sisters depend on the education at City project to raurface the road BaltJmore 1enerosity ol benefactors Pot lead ln1 to tlle Motller Col~e. Adler toured ma,or and tourists and other vis .. Au, Cabnni Slanne TIie Siswrs vaudeville Uaeaters and itors to mainwn the shrine. a t the llhrine are try1111 Lo n11htc:l ubs Uarouchout the For more information call ' .. a \'a ra&M tl00,000 but may need United States He was •n• Radio, I.he shrine at 526-0758. The . _ _ r,~ more tun that amount Lo v1ted to appear at the Lon• address of the shrine ls returlatt the road which don Palladium and that led Route 3. Box 75, Golden, CO • , pe, hu eroded ~r the last to offen from theaters and 80401. TVLog rMtl three winters nt,ihtc:lubs tllrvu,hout Eu• - tn t The proceeds of 1M tw~ r~ and Asia Jerry Adler RADIO AU tlmes are oa Saaday , thft He bu been a futored uleH otJaerwi.e aotecl .. IEL ■II perf~r appt>arlftl w1UI J ust Than.It Catholic Reh11ou.s News. KHOW, Denver, .. Ar st.an h lte Fran.It Stnatn, 630, 5 a m . KNAB. Burlington. 1140 9 a m .. Ci Council of Churches ews, 7 .05 a m , KOA 850. ■Ill IUIIS $ teve Allen, Glen Campbell, pc)S4 Dtnab Shore, and the late Ed Sacred Heart Program KOOL. Boulder, 1490 6:4.5 pul Sullivan and Jack Benny a m . KVO . Grttley, I.SO AM, 9·30 a.m .; KGRE. Spu 1 Among h1 many mot,oo Greeley, 92 5 FM. 9 30 p m w. picture and TV c:reclilll. as La Hora Guadalupana, with Father Thomas Fraile. ~ pm harmomc:a 50101st , M has KBN O 11%20 khzl. Saturday. 7 am . Sunday, 7 30 a.m . 1FF scored such well-known Commuruty Bible Program. How God Sees Rela• 55-.nu1111& .... tMmn as "Shane." " The lion.ships with Oea<'On Antonio and Mrs Maud Sandoval, Alamo," 'The Jame!! Dean KLTT 1800 lthz1 unday Ip m YUTICILS ..••...... H\ IFF Story," " The Juggler." and Manan flour Radio Rosary Log. KNAB. Burlington. 111110 •• 1uan ... 111. IFF many more 1140 9 30 a m KIA YD-F\f < olorado pnng 9 30 a m • In I he rttewecl a J)("- KQXI DenH•r An.Ida 1550 3 45 pm ~ 4' St. Rocco festival 25-6474; 'U.S. Intervention 10-877% ; t3-CJIOO. -,.. on August 18, 19 ise only and Nuclear Policy' The F"eaM nt '-l Htl('('O .,.. 111 bl" ·n•lebraled ,,1 north the Sis , - Ueml.'r tor l he 9~1h ('HOl'e<"UII\'.' \t'JI -\UI! Ill :ind Jlj oad re , ✓ Prt>,-l"nl(' Sister Petronilla Triolo. M .S.C .. abo11e1. celebrated her ... 85th birthday Aug 14 She entered the M issionary Sisters or the Sacred Heart In 1916. In her 68 years ol Religious ELCAR FENCE hie In the mst•tute founded by Mother Cabrini. Srster 0£NVE.R wEs'fERN~LLS taught for three years In West Park. ~tY., at the or NURSING HOME phanage; al a Dobb Ferry private school toor three years. in the Brooklyn paroch•al sc hools tor lour ye,ars; six months QuaQtt~ Calle 601t SpeciaQ C/)eopQe in Ph1ladelph•a. Pa.. and tor 21 years In Burbank. Calif .. at CWeeco.. e lo CWesteu gJiees! the Sisters· school. In addition to teaching In those places. she spent 23 years teaching and taking ca1re or children at 755-5211 We offer a penonalized treatment the Queen of Heaven Orphanage m Denver. She has been plan with aupport in a home-like at the Mother Cabrini Shrine during the rest of those 68 . atmoephere. years. CALL FOR FREE PINae Stop By For A Tour/ Auto maintenance for seniors T-,a ettw 5:00 PM, COURTEOUS grada end on SefVrdey by eppotnrm.nt. Clements Community Center will pn~sent a t wo-day 1v,de a workshop for seniors on .. Preventive Main• enanc·P for Your 1625 Carr Lakewood. CO 80215 un tne 232-6881 \uto I 1<·1 I .tn(I 2 ,ll 1h11 1·1•ntt>r l:il!O Y:irru\.\ . l..:1 k,•wotxJ ESTIMATE ool ln ~en1 1• L'all !iai-i860 Lo register or for more information office ~ Peace h Wltt, You SEftYIC£ , I ,_ ,,.., " .,. 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ASS MPTI OS , sored by the Ambassadon. or Wdby : Jer ry Mont.oya. 444-2 Sl Paul Sl Denver T . f )!ary, Wlll be m the follow• 20th Sunday of the Year - Matthew 15:21-28 ·, mg places lhe week or Aug TH O MA MOR E ' . 18·25 E n1le •ood : Mrs Dea in lhe title The son of David who suc ceeded him on the ... T . J OAS OF ARC's , 8 runo, 64611 S Gallup Lil• BJ Father John Krenzke t.hrone was Solomon and lhal man ~as no~ed £or. his wisdom An-• da: Tom Heuer 758 tlcton N OTRE DAM E . Oom1n,can Preaefler One of Lhe aspects of wisdom m a ncient times was a Cook St • Denver M T ~ nver M rs Leona Sh &P0 ,-1 'm,i,.$ r ,..,.J__, µ • ',..,,,~ ,)..rs PIANO .,., .., • ~ i ,._ µnl "-!i'!tl'ilctr ( ,. BACON la BASEMENT T SCHRAMM tern e GRILLED FISH STEAKS FIiiets, steab and whole fish -. delicious barbecued. Steaks and whole fish may be placed on • wefl greaed, binged wwe Outdoor rack. Fish ~n also be placed on a wefl greaMd piece of foH, ,t~•'••· -,,,~, fttl( • fbP W t1.. tlUt tOd pobn, . , ! I"() ~ seasoned, and/or stuffed and wrapped Wk• a pactcage. (The f IQ f'W <.bl• ,.,..,,. '""" I tt.M' fllJfflOft ,_ ft cook i ng time will lncre•- w ith the foll.) , •-w or-..-oi 'lb!IC)' '•flli5.hcc,.t .., Cooking ' "" c.~ ~ rNt ffq.,,.., n1, f'• ef'4 lhfll , t.h ,._.. ,..,.. I Pl¥• ,...... ti.,, • .,,. ... 04h.,., pouc, ~ ma,.!\a()t 0-..... ,~ .....,l"a",. "· !.!-- • ~ .... f'IOl,I' ,~ .> • FRESH FRESH LARGE , ~ (~,· • h(~ ,w,•~ '9U'C ~ IW'\I nq Ott.a~y A(.cJfC! . ,.,.... c.oc . .. t""4 .. ,o """"'.,,.... ""'' ioA(_t ~ hi(• c.,1•~ • ~~ ,.,.. ~... , "~""' ( llek.~ aunERFISH SEA SCALLOPS FILLETS lbS288 lbS699 FRESH SEAFOOD SCROD COD SECTIONS SUPPER JUMBO COOKED LOBSTER TAILS SHRIMP NEW YORK VEAL STEAK CHOPS Lo,,,_ Rb • I / . lb_s559 lb$769 , er • CHECK OUR LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH RAFOOO· Liv ec..t Geo -,.:..~ -- ) =.:r•b. freati monlitlsh fillets, treah lemon sole f1Dets •,r--. ~ Ul71 ·- · sbe ~ fre.11 =kallopa , fresh Ny ccalDpa, tr-,. ~ • • StaJ ..,_ftah~= treati fresh frestl anappe, ffllets, tuna, trout, fNell ._._ · pompano fllleta, ancl many _,e to cttoo.e from. spir ....fo& AMUUC.A'S Gilli fA\,tOIUTE /.::'" fOODS10ll£ foar • eadl ,IJ 1.-..r -. r , ':, • : ,-I p- 22 - The o.m,e, Catholic Regiet8r. Wed .. August 15. 19M 'Weeping' statue in Chicago shot . ... BJ NC Newe ..,,,_ llhno1s Stale Psycluatn c Department. said Cmdr John Police have charged Ronald O Nell, 23, ••th lhe July 25 St1b1c h of Chicago's Detective D1v1s1on Area 3. Subich said hooung of a s talue of the Blessed V1rJ1n al St John or God th.al o •Ne1I caused disturbances at two other churches. St (,'hu.rch 1n Oucago The stalue bad gau~ notoriety and Stephen's Church 1n Chicago and St. Bernadette's Church m brought add1t1onal worshippers to the church after w1tnes nearby Evergreen Park. Ill • 4 said 1l cried on four occasions ,n May St1b1ch said o ·Ne,I was orde red to receive a psychiatric Unusual visitor A gu.nm.in fired three shots al the statue July 25, hitting evaJu.ition and a beanng on the case was scheduled for Aug the the 1t once W1tneMeS said tbe gunman la~ as he ned 22 I had an unusual visitor in office other day - Pohce arrested O Neil Aug 3 m Ch1caco He ha.s a There have been no reJ)Orts of the s tatue weeping since Precious Blood Sister Marcellina Walter . . history of mental problems a nd was being treated by the May Sister Marcellina was secretary for the late Archbishop Urban J Vehr. from 1936 to 1939 and then from 11167 to 1968, when be retired and was getting his papers and otber official business in order. The Precious Blood nun vis "S•HOW WE NEVER FOUND TIME TO DISCUSS IT' ited the archivist in tbe Catho lic Pastoral Ce nter. Sister Ann Walter lno relation). whale in Denver for tbe wed ding of a mece. Julia Gumper. One of Sister Marcellina's responsibil1t1es while she worked for Archbishop Vehr wa5 to maintain a series of albums that contain news paper clippmgs, pictures and similar memorabilia about the archbishop's public ac uv1t1e5 Whale on her visit here from Dayton, Sister Marcellina also v1s1ted Archbishop Vehr's former residence at m Pearl St along with Sister Ann The residence now houses a number of offices. but the occupants we re very kind in ~howmg the two nuns around the building. Sister MarcelliDa, I m told recognized all the areas . whe re the chapel and en.sty were. and her rooms on the third noor . Sister also had the opportunity to meet and talk with Archbishop James • \ Ca t-\ and with Bishop George Evans '-' ht'n I Joluniily asked Sisle r Marcellina to tell us what ArC"hb1shop \'t-hr was really hke . s he replied in earnest: " Be 14 , ~ tht> perfKI ho l fl was s uc h a pleasure to work for hnn A nice card ',t, " rf'ttlved i very n1~ card the other day from a man from M mot Aar f orce Base m North Dakota. It was a('('Offlpenled by a check for a year's sublcription to tbe Dtovu Catholic Reli-9ler Sbe first read the ftecister In f 1t..u.1mons '1ed1cal ~ ler, arteT 1t wu ,tven to ber by a lay euc-ba n 1ti c ma nitte r ~ wrote that she had " really been moved. eapecially by lhe arUcle by Fat.her Leonard Urban... Tbank you for pubh~•na uch a good Chnallan CathoUc paper."