'Respect Life Sunday/ Oct. 2 South Florida and national may be, Archbishop McCarthy observances of "Respect Life stated, there can be little doubt that Month" begin Sunday, Oct. 2 when they have come about in part pastors will present special homilies through a growing realization on the to their congregations and various part of the faithful of their respon- pro-life groups will inaugurate sibility in protecting the dignity of programs pointing up the need to life and of their calling to be the light respect life, not only of the unborn, VOICE freeing men from sin and its evil but of all ages. consequences. He emphasized that VOL. XIX No. 29 PRICE 25c SEPTEMBER 30, 1977 Respect Life Month is a time of self In a letter to the faithful in the education and self-awareness as well ' .Archdiocese of Miami, Archbishop redouble our efforts to respect life in resistance," Archbishop McCarthy as a time of prayer as principles of '-"• "#ard A. McCarthy emphasized every form, from the womb to the continued. "Human rights violations faith a^e recalled by Respect Life ^,c "Once again our minds and tomb." in our own country and throughout programs. .learts turn to the defenseless all THE Archbishop noted that the world are coming under severe In announcing the observance about us who through poverty, recent actions by the U.S. Supreme criticism. There are increasing efforts Father James Reynolds, pastor, St. oppression, abortion and euthanasia Court and in government have in- to eradicate poverty and its cause James Church, and Archdiocesan become the victims of destruction dicated that after several years of once and for all. In most of these Director of Pro-Life Activities, and misery. Happily, we are regressing, American society is cases/' the Archbishop said, "We see pointed out that the more people are beginning finally to see a vision of a beginning to have second thoughts as yet only a brief flicker of hope sensitized to the real issues which are better day when justice will prevail about its policy of unlimited abor- while we await a full burst of sun- at stake in today's assaults on the and the value of human life will be tion-on-demand. shine which will signal the dignity of life, the more willing they protected," the Archbishop said. "Attempts to enact euthanasia inauguration of a new day." will be to stand up against further "But we are still a long way from legislation in states throughout the HOWEVER small the ac- attacks on things which they regard that moment in time and we must country are meeting with increasing complishments of the last 12 months as sacred. Archdiocese to get new housing loan The Archdiocese of loans. Miami is among 20 Catholic Last year, the first year dioceses and agencies that loans were awarded, Catholic have been awarded a total of agencies received about $60 $75,073,500 in Federal loans million for some 2,000 new and for housing for the elderly. rehabilitated units, about 15 The Archdiocese will percent of the amount receive $4,123,200 for 150 awarded. housing units. The funds will This year, HUD awarded pay for a total of 2,523 units to 200 loans totaling $637 million be built by the various for about 21,000 units. HUD recipients. Catholic agencies received 1,300 applications received about 12 per cent of asking a total of $5.6 billion the available funds. for 194,000 units. The loans were granted HUD limited funding to a under the Section 202 housing i maximum of 150 units per program for the elderly and project because of the large handicapped administered by •i number of requests. the Department of Housing Other dioceses and and Urban Development agencies awarded grants are "Happy Birthday To You," was sung to Mrs. Glbbon, during a recent party marking her (HUD)> All of the loans to the Archdiocese of New Emma FitzGibbon, by more than 50 100th birthday. Mass of Thanksgiving In Catholic agencies were for Orleans, the Dioceses of grandchildren and great-grandchildren, Little Flower Church, Coral Gables, housing for the elderly. Springfield, 111., Camden, including four-year-old Anne Marie Fitz- preceded the festivities. The 202 program N.J., Memphis, Columbus, provides funds for nonprofit San Diego; and Albany, N.Y. agencies such as churches and and St. Peter Italian Church, labor unions. Loans are made Syracuse, N.Y.; St. Ambrose At WO, she soys family over a 40-year period at low Church, Rochester, N.Y.; interest rates based on what Sister of the Holy Redeemer, the federal Treasury must pay Abington, Pa.: Franciscan to borrow money. The loans Tertiary Province of the 'just sort of exploded !' are repaid out of income from Sacred Heart, Oak Brook, 111., By MARJORIE L. DONOHUE five great-great grandchildren, Mrs. Fitz- rents. Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Local News Editor Gibbon admits that her family "sort of But the federal govern- Church, Cleveland; Catholic exploded." Fifty of her great grandchildren ment also helps low-income Charities, Diocese of Green CORAL GABLES—At age 100 Emma were in Coral Gables for the party as well as persons in the 202 housing Bay, Wis.; Catholic Charities FitzGibbon doesn't find much difference be- two great-great grandchildren, and her pay their rent. Persons with for the Diocese of Superior, tween her life today and that of 30 years ago. grandchildren. One of her grandchildren, incomes below 80 percent of Wis.; Sisters of St. Francis, "Once you reach 70," she commented, Mrs. Louise Bennett, who teaches sixth grade the median income for their Dubuque, Iowa; St. Ber- "You really don't feel any older as the years at St. Theresa School received a copy of a area are eligible for a federal nardine Church, San Diego; pass." story about her grandmother which appeared subsidy for the difference and the Catholic Welfare Recently a guest of honor at a birthday in a local newspaper from each one of her between their rent and 25 Bureau of the Archdiocese of party attended by 100 relatives and friends pupils. percent of their income. The Los Angeles. mviuding her pastor, Msgr. Peter Reilly, Although she was 70 when she came to median income is the income Little Flower Church, who celebrated a Mass South Florida, Mrs. FitzGibbon is described which equally divides of Thanksgiving in the parish church before by Msgr. Reilly as having been very active in households in a given area; the party, Emma points out, nonchalantly, parish projects and activities. She was a half the households have that she has no "secret" for her longevity. member of the Little Flower Society and all of incomes above the median "My sister lived to be 101 and my father lived her descendants living in Coral Gables are income, half below. until age 95," she said. also involved in the parish community, he The U.S. Catholic Inside A native of Union County, Ky., who said. bishops have strongly backed married John P. FitzGibbon, her next door Despite failing eyesight, Mrs. Fitz- Classified 21 the Section 202 program in Editorial 77 neighbor, when she was 21, Mrs. FitzGibbon Gibbon was able to read and was pleased separate statements on care It's a Date 10 moved with her husband to Illinois in 1898. with a congratulatory message sent to her by for the elderly and housing Know Your When he died in 1940, she came to South President Jimmy Carter. She still enjoys policy. Faith.. '. 11 Florida to be close to her daughter, now television programs, particularly sports, and Francis Butler, associate Movies &TV... 15 deceased, and her son with whom she resides, predicts that she'll be a "a St. Louis Cardinal secretary for domestic social Prayers 14 Dr. T.L. FitzGibbon, a retired dentist. fan until the day I die. Right now they're not S. Fla., Scence .. 9 development for the U.S. Youth 8 The mother of three children who has 12 doing so good," she pointed out, "but next Catholic Conference, said he grandchildren', 64 great-grandchildren and year they'll come back." was pleased with the new Teachers called 'special assistants to Lord' Teachers have a sublime witness of their lives, by their calling as special assistants to own personalities, by the the Lord, Archbishop Edward influence that they have on A. McCarthy told members their students, a loving and friends of the Archdiocese concerned influence, are to of Miami Teachers Guild last some extent beginning that Sunday. process of revealing the The Archbishop of Miami presence of the Lord that we was the principal celebrant of aH aspire to," the Archbishop a Mass in Barry College's Cor declared. Jesu Chapel to mark the Pointing out that we live opening of the school year for in a frightening world in which Guild members. A brunch scientists have announced the followed in Thompson Hall on development of a special type the campus. of bomb which can ck ••v "Day in and day out in a people but would pres< very special way you give the material things, the Arcn- truths of the Lord," Arch- bishop said, "At no time in bishop McCarthy told Richard DeAguero, president-elect, and the world have we been in a Religious and lay educators. Teachers Guild president, Concepclon situation— a crisis between "I salute teachers, I salute Garcia, welcomes Archbishop Edward A. his wife, who presented the Offertory good and evil, where the evil educators for their persistent McCarthy to the Fall meeting of the Guild gifts at the Mass which preceded the man has all the intellectual revealing of the truth of God, held Sunday at Barry College. At left are meeting. and scientific ability to of the truth of the Gospel, of previews to the beatific vision. students which can never be capable of right judgment, destroy the world if his the truth of revelations, of the Teachers in revealing truths taken away from them. These and capable of seeing the Lord scientific and intellectual great truths of the Lord, to their students, no matter gifts will form their entire in His handiwork and in the pursuits are not properly Himself. what the field is, are just lives their careers and make of beauties of nature they en- properly controlled by men "In any field of beginning to sow the seeds, the student a personality counter. who are moral men and men knowledge, the Lord reveals just beginning that process, capable of discernment, "Teachers, who by the with a sense of responsibility." Himself," the Archbishop that total all-revealing of God explained. "As a matter of which we will all experience in fact it seems to me that the happiness of heaven." ACCW execs join planning session of state unit teachers have a very sublime Archbishop McCarthy said. calling —you're sort of Archbishop McCarthy ORLANDO - Three presidents of Florida's of taxpayers money." She assistants to the Lord in emphasized that educators leaders of Miami's Arch- Councils of Catholic Women explained that in addition to setting the scenes and giving give special gifts to their diocesan Council of Catholic in discussing preparations for the $5 million that had be* Women were among those the convention of the NCCW appropriated by the Congress participating in a recent in November in Texas and for discussions on meeting of the Florida Council repercussions of the Florida womanhood, almost an ad- District Serrans to of Catholic Women's board of International Women's Year ditional quarter million dollars directors at Mercy Hospital. held last summer here. was made available to the convene at Beach Mrs. Robert Ulseth, West National Commission on the Hundreds of Serrans America's Seminaries. Priests Palm Beach, incoming Mrs. Donald LeFils of Observance of IWY. Ac- from Florida, Puerto Rico, and of the Archdiocese of Miami president of the state council, Osteen, presiding for the last cording to Mrs. LeFils, the Jamaica are expected to engaged in Campus Ministry Mrs. Arthur Harlan, Miami time in Florida as president of latter funds are now being participate in the District 30 in Dade and Broward ACCW president and first FCCW and province director recalled by the participating convention of Serra In- Counties will be among those vice president of FCCW; and of the Miami province agencies as illegal con- ternational, Oct. 7-9 at the participating in workshop Mrs. Thomas Palmer, FCCW reported on the Florida IWY tributions. Carillon Hotel, Miami Beach. sessions. STOP ERA chairman; joined terming the meeting a "waste Members of the Miami Serra Club will be hosts to the three-day meeting which; opens on Saturday, Oct. 8 RESIDENTIAL GUEST Phone when registration will be conducted between 8 a.m. and 305/737-6465 5 p.m. HOME or 737-6469 Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy will be the principal f Oct. 1,1977 celebrant and homilist during 5 p.m. Mass on Saturday. Earlier in the day Robert Four Seasons Manor is Florida's exclusive Retirement Residence for the discriminating and active senior citizen. M. Brake, Serra Club president will welcome delegates. A series of Christian Chapel ^^460l^^ Maid Service workshop throughout the day will include the topics Furnished Rooms -^m^^^^^V*^^^ Recreation - Pool - Shuffleiboard Vocations Among Minorities, 3 Daily Meals ^^^ff^^^ Putting Green. 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Page 2 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 Liturgy meet: 'Sunday, the worshiping parish' By FRANK HALL a change of pace. Sunday key principle. Get as many share their time and talent. do you want them to say? If Voice Feature Editor should reflect our covenant people as possible par- :"We have volunteer sign-up you want a joyful celebration BALTIMORE - The between man and God." ticipating making vestments, sheets and ours lists 45 areas you don't use incense and problem with Sundays during Tracing the history of the banners, whatever. We use to serve in, including black vestment. Ordinary Time is that no one Sabbath back to its Jewish anywhere from 400 to 600 ocassional carpentry work." "Everything around us seems to know what to do roots, he said, "Sunday people each year doing "Environment for must be true to itself. God with them, said Father reconfirms that there is a things." Worship: The Elements in doesn't need symbols, people Patrick Byrne to participants God; that God enters into To get people involved in Liturgy" was a workshop do. Every word, movement attending the Third Annual lives and all is revitalized. We Liturgy, Father Champlin presented by Father James and object must be real, not Baltimore Congress on have to honestly ask ourselves saidi "Don't announce the Notebaart. imitation, phony or artificial. Liturgy. if we really have to work on need from a pulpit or in a "What do the symbols we We have to open up our "There are too many Sunday—and lets be honest bulletin. That will never get use say to us?," Father symbols —real bread, full interruptions with external about overtime. Even our volunteers." Father Champlin Notebaart asked. "You have immersion for Baptism, laying fences where Feast days recreation is too busy on the feels the personal invitation is to ask yourself what incense on of hands—so that our u&p Sunday," he noted. "In Sabbath." best but also uses a Volunteer says to you, or vestments, or symbols are authentic," he 1975, we had five Sundays Speaking on the Sunday to encourage people to poinsettias in July, and what noted. during Ordinary Time "Meaning of Worship," bumped, not counting the Father Godfrey Diekmann, times they were replaced by O.S.B., warned, "The real national collections, local danger to Christians is not sin collections, special days and but routine which leads to special weeks. boredom and a loss of real "The Lectionary is the awareness." Church's catechism," he Selecting three areas to emphasized. "We have to let focus attention on, he said, scripture and prayer speak; to "We have to recover a sense of let the Spirit speak through reverence, awe and mystery; these. We have to be channels rediscover Christ in his but not filters; to make it humanity as our brother; and possible for the People of God rediscover the Holy Spirit in to hear the Word of God." our worship." Father Byrne was one of Father Diekmann said 23 speakers addressing over "Liturgy is over-verbalized. 1,100 participants from Gestures are far more im- throughout the United States portant than words." at the Congress. The three Father Joseph Champlin days brought together such was equally concerned with nationally-known Liturgists too many words, during his as Fathers Richard McBrien, workshop "The Sunday Joseph Champlin, John Community: Adapting Gearney, Godfrey Diekmann, Liturgy to Its Many Needs." Charles Gusmer, Gerard "Don't use verbal Austin, John Gallen and overkill. Use a brevity of Robert Hovda to discuss words so people can go Liturgy. beyond," he cautioned. "Give Semlnole leader Michael Tiger helps Archbishop McCarthy with a new tribal Jacket, Speaking on "The people time for inner presented to the Archbishop In making him an honorary member of the tribe. Moments Meaning of Sunday," Father breathing through silence, before, Msgr. Bryan Walsh (center) had presented the Semlnole tribe with a grant of Gerard Austin, O.P., noted symbols, and simplicity." $33,000 from the Catholic Service Bureau to help the Indians pay for legal advocacy. The that "Sundays are too busy. He suggested that grant came from local Campaign for Human Development funds and from two We should use the Sabbath as "Involvement of people is the anonymous $9,000donations, coordinated by Msgr. John Glorle, CHD director. Tuition tax credit bill introduced By JIM CASTELLI in calendar year 1980 and cost (R-Pa.), who had previously lobbying effort is being ! said. $4.7 billion that year, its introduced similar bills. planned for the House, ac- Packwood and Moynihan WASHINGTON - sponsors say. Rep. James Delaey (D- cording to Msgr. Edward said their bill would save (NC) —Forty-three senators The tax credit would be N.Y.) has introduced a less Spiers, executive director of "diversity" in American have introduced legislation to refundable to low-income comprehensive tuition tax Citizens for Educational education by keeping non- allow a tax credit of 50 percent families who owed less tax credit bill in the House. His Freedom, a school aid lobby. public schools, colleges and of tuition costs up to a than the tuition credit. A bill would allow a A Carter Administration universities alive. maximum of $500 per year per family that paid $500 in tui- nonrefundahle tax credit for official has opposed tuition Packwood estimated that student. tion and owed only $300 in 100 percent of tuition up to tax credits in congressional 80 percent of the tax credit The credit would be tax, for example, would $250 a year for each student. testimony. But Msgr. Spiers would be applied toward available to full-time and part- receive a $200 refund. PACKWOOD told a news says this does not mean the public school tuition and 20 time students for tuition paid The bill's main sponsor is conference he is optimistic Administration will stick with percent toward private school to virtually all accredited Sen. Robert Packwood (R- about his bill's passage. A that position. tuition. Three-quarters of the schools, -colleges and Ore.). He worked closely in similar bill has passed the The Administration's private school tuition—15 universities—public, private, drafting the bill with Father Senate before, but has not opposition referred to the ! percent of the total—would go church-operated, vocational, Donald Shea, director of the been brought to a vote in the present budget year, he said. to students in parochial business and trade schools. Ethnic-Catholic Division of House. He said Carter had said schools, he said. STUDENTS at private the Republican National The Packwood-Moynihan during the 1976 presidential THE Supreme Court is schools which do not have tax- Committee. bill's sponsors include 12 of campaign that he supported likely to support this bill, exempt status because they Packwood's chief the 18 members of the Senate constitutional forms of aid to Packwood said, because "the are racially segregated would cosponsors are Senators . Finace Committee which has parochial schools. The Pack- court never has had a case just not be eligible for the credit. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D- jurisdiction over the bill. wood-Moynihan bill is one like this one, a law passed by The program would begin N.Y.) and Richard Schweiker A heavy grassroots such form of aid, Msgr. Spiers the federal Congress."

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 / Page 3 2 New churches planned

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Page 4 / Miami, Rorida f THE VOICE /Friday, September 30,1977 Archdiocese Holy Year suggested Abp. sees giant Mass at Orange Bow/, also plans for laity office By ROBERT O'STEEN Voice News Editor Archbishop Edward A. Mc- Carthy has suggested the possibility of two developments in the Arch- ^ ycese next year that could have an ilpact on every parish in South Florida: • A special office of Lay Ministries that would develop job descriptions and assignments for lay volunteers looking for ways to better serve their parish and Church. • An Archdiocese "Holy Year" that would be capped off by a big celebration in the Orange Bowl on the 20th anniversary of the Archdiocese Archbishop Edward McCarthy speaks to a ministry, and discussed the Importance of lay next September. meeting of priests and nuns working In migrant. Involvement. The Archbishop was addressing the annual meeting of priests and nuns who work with migrants and 'There Is something for HE SAID some people consider to Msgr. John McMahon, Rural Life spoke of the importance of the laity that for priests and nuns, religion is Bureau director and coordinator of today. each of us to do, and if their "profession." the meeting. The concept, he said, Noting that he is the chairman "There is no such thing as a was an outgrowth of the recent of the U.S. Bishops Committee on we don't do it-it won't professional Christian," he said and Spanish Encuentro convention in Laity, he said "We must go back to Washington, D.C. our roots...break away from pat- get done.' told of a letter he had received from a terns" in thinking about the laity. woman upstate complaining that no Talks at last Friday's meeting divided from the people then, or were priest had come to visit her sick were given by Archbishop McCarthy "ON THE SHORES of Gallilee neighbor. "I wondered why she on the laity; by Msgr. Bryan Walsh, our Lord spoke to the people and they united?" The people, he said, were tasting the feeling of a common would write to me 60 miles away to director of Catholic Charities, on they must have felt a fire within see that someone would do what she accountability, and by Father David them. At the Sermon on the Mount purpose, "part of a benign revolution and the Church flourished in that should be doing herself." Punch, director of the Permanent were the people saying 'Is this Deacon program. something new we are a part of?'" kind of spirit. Archbishop McCarthy said he "Have we lost that sense of to- receives quite a few letters from Msgr. McMahon said the idea Archbishop McCarthy spoke of people who are looking for ways to do was for the workers in Migrant standing near where St. Paul must tal membership in the Church?" he asked, citing the analogy' of a ball more for the Church and he said he ministry to take these seeds of have stood at Corinth and in the had been looking for a way to thought back to their rural missions catacombs, dark and damp. "You get game with the priests and Religious out on the field while the laity stand respond. and plant them, with follow-up the feeling of how it was then..." meetings to be held in January. Roots. on the sidelines cheering rather than "I'd like to see us put together being part of the game. an office of lay ministry," he said, Another area of high priority in "Were the priests and bishops which would develop a complete lay getting people involved, Archbishop ministry program, with job McCarthy told the group, is not so 17 Archdiocese students descriptions, training, and assign- much by teaching but by witnessing. ments in such areas as ministry to "THE MOST effective teacher is youth, ministry to the sick, ministry one who gives witness of involvement make Merit award list to the elderly. And these, he said, in life," the Archbishop said. Seventeen students from Harum, Daniel P. Kalmanson, might all be tied in with Ex- He cited ways of witnessing in Archdiocesan High Schools John T. Metzger and Richard traordinary Ministers of the the Liturgy. have been named semi- B. Norton, Christopher Eucharist. He indicated that the "I think maybe we should work finalists in the 23rd annual Columbus High; Robin G. concept was being studied and spontaneous prayer into the formal National Merit Scholarship Walsh, St. Brendan High; welcomed ideas on the subject. Liturgy," he said and noted program and will have an Carol J. Geiger, Our Lady of Concerning the idea of total "powerful" examples he had seen in opportunity to compete for Lourdes Academy; Josephine membership and getting people some prayer groups. the more than 3,900 A. Foehrenbach, Notre Dame involved in the Church, Archbishop Personal involvement has to scholarships which will be Academy; Thomas Sputo, McCarthy suggested that the Arch- start at small levels, the Archbishop available next Spring. Chaminade High, Hollywood; diocese might have a Holy Year next said, such as in family nights, small Semi-finalists are chosen Kenneth G. Grover, Laura year, "a year of new joy, of recon- parish groups and such. from more than 1 million Maher, Ofelia M. Utset, St. ciliation, of reaching out" to all He summed up witnessing as students enrolled in 17,500 Thomas Aquinas High, Fort elements of the Archdiocese. five points: high schools across the nation. Lauderdale; Christopher P. It would be a jubilee year • Faith. They represent the top half of Foley, Nancy S. Price, ,Car- honoring the 20th year of the Arch- • Prayer. one percent of the nation's dinal Gibbons High, Fort diocese, he said, that could culminate • Christian love and living. most academically talented Lauderdale; Patrick M. Hunt, in a giant celebration in the Orange • A sense of community. young people. Those who Maria T. Indart, Msgr. Pace Bowl. • A sense of mission, as in lay attain finalist status will High; and Carleton R. Bryant THE MEETING was held at a vocation. compete for $1,000 scholar- and Victor Rodriguez, Car- migrant mission, Our Lady Queen of "There's something for each of ships. dinal Newman High, West Peace, west of Delray Beach. The us to do," he said, "and if we don't do Among those named in Palm Beach. theme was "The Sower," according it—it won't get done." South Florida are Albert MAYBE YOU NEED A MILLION DOLLAR LOAN.

THE DANIA BANK 255 East Dania Beach Boulevard, Dania, Florida 33004 Dade: 945-6341 Broward: 925-2211 Member FDIC Miami, Florida J THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 Page 5 St. Augustine Cathedral now a Basilica ST. AUGUSTINE-The Gospel," the former Auxiliary elevation of this city's Bishop of Miami said. "The historical Cathedral to the story of the Church is a story rank of a Minor Basilica was of man's reaction to that described as a result of the Gospel and to the Christ of the Gospel for the overflow crowd Gospel. The Church is really participating in ceremonies Christ living out in time and last week. space, the love and mandate of Archbishop Edward A. His Father. McCarthy, Metropolitan of "The early Spanish the Province of Miami, settlers, whose deeds have presided at the concelebrated been carefully eliminated from Mass of which Bishop Paul most of our history books, the Tanner of St. Augustine was Indians who preceded them the principal celebrant. and the Minorcans who Concelebrating with him were followed, were no better or Florida'8 other prelates. worse Christians than we Speaking to a large ourselves are," Bishop Fitz- congregation which included patrick, who served as a priest many priests from the Arch- in Florida for 25 years, diocese of Miami who formerly declared. Prelates participating In served in the Diocese of St. "They, as we, were the ceremonies were: Bishop Augustine when it embraced People of God, all sharers in Rene Gracida, Pensacola- almost the entire state, His Kingdom and responsible Tallahassee; Bishop John Bishop John J. Fitzpatrick of for it. This Basilica has been a Fitzpatrick, Brownsville; Brownsville, noted that the part of God's plan for those 1 Bishop Paul Tanner, St. WELCOME A honor to the Cathedral is a people to establish His Augustine, Archbishop tribute to the faith of Catholic kingdom and stands as Edward A. McCarthy, CHILD INTO priests and laity during the evidence of a significant phase 400 years of Catholic history of that story. Today we are Bishop Thomas Grady, YOUR in the area. Orlando; and Bishop proud of what they have done, Charles McLaughlln, St. "This Basilica arose as a grateful for God's continuing Petersburg. result of men's belief in the presence among us. " THE HOLY FATHER'S MISSION AID TO THE ORIENTAL CHURCH You are needed... to act as a Mom or Dad to an orphan in the Holy Land, Lebanon, Ethiopia or India. The cost is very little. The satisfaction is great. More than half of the 1,800,000 refugees Eagles, Beagles, Babies GIVE in the Holy Land are boys and girls under 16. A A great many are orphans. Some barely exist by CHILD and A begging for milk, food, clothing. Others are in LITTLE the Holy Father's care—supported by the gen- LOVE erous friends of Near East Missions . . . You "There Oughta Be a Law" can 'adopt' one of these children and guarantee him (or her) three meals a day, a warm bed, love and companionship and preparation to earn his own living. An prphan's support costs only $14 a month . . . $168 a year. Send us the first month's support and we will send your 'adopted' child's photo. You can write to him or her. The Sister who cares for your child will write to you, if the child cannot write yet. A close bond of love will develop. Please send the coupon with your offering today.

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It's never too late to remember children in your Ours is a peculiar society. We have laws protecting wildlife A Will. The Holy Father knows where children are REMINDER and dogs, but not defenseless human beings. Consider: the neediest. Simply tell your lawyer our legal title: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION. But babies you can kill whim, just keep sitting there. But don't Don't steal an eagle egg complain if some court decides old folks are II you do, it can cost you S5.(XX). Or a year According to our U.S. Supreme Court, the sorut troublesome, too. Or cripples. Or red- in the clink. Or both. Eagles are protected by word "person" as used in the Fourteenth heads. Or southpaws. After all. the principle CY federal law against harm or harrassment by Amendment does not include the unborn. is the same. Of course, you're safe. Or are Dear ENCLOSED PLEASE FIND $. Lust year in these United States, more than the citizenry. The penalty for so much as you? Monsignor Nolan: stealing an egg from a nest has been stipu- I .(XX).(XX) unborn babies were "terminated" FOR lated by Congress. through "Abortion on Demand." Terminat- ed means killed. Killed without penalty. There really oughta be a law! Please Don't gas a beagle Unless someone got a parking ticket in front What this country needs right now is a con- return coupon The U.S. Congress abhorred the idea of of an abortion mill. sjitutional amendment. One that starts a re- turn to respect for the rights of life on which with your STREET. using dogs in any tests of chemical, biologi- offering cal or radioactive warfare materials. An our nation was founded. One that makes it amendment banning use of appropriated What kind of society do you want? illegal to kilf unborn babies—or humans at CITY _ STATE _ _ZIP CODE_ funds for such purpose was overwhelmingly People get exactly the kind of government any other stage of life—as well as eagles and. THE CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOCIATION approved in the Senate and accepted by the they deserve. If you don't mind a society in beagles. It's a choice of that or a continuing House of Representatives. which unborn humans can be killed on trend toward a dehumanized society. •

Prayer for Victims of Abortions Would you please help us fight this urgent cause? Experts say the time NEAR EAST is ripe and it can only be done by caring people who take action! Please Father in Heaven, forgive us our Nation's political sin: clip out and check one or more of the following MISSIONS the fiat that the fetal child has no civil right to temporal life. ( ) I would like more information. Because they are Your children too, grant them. Father, ( ) I would like to become a member. TERENCE CARDINAL COOKE, President eternal life when they return to You. And. tell them. Father, ( ) Enclosed is my check to help support life. MSGR. JOHN G. NOLAN, National Secretary Your smallest of children, there are those of ns who lone them. (Unborn babies really are alive, you know.) Write: CATHOLIC NEAR EAST WELFARE ASSOC. -NAME 1011 First Avenue • New York, N.Y. 10022 This ad sponsored by: ADDRESS- Telephone: 212/826-1480 MIAMI ARCHDIOCESANCOUNCILOFCATHOLIC WOMEN CITY STATE ZIP Rrspn-t Life Siinrfo)/. Octnber _' Mail to: MACCW—PRO-LIFE,6180N.E.4thCt.,Miami,KI.33137 Page 6 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 By Fr. Ron Lukaf C.M.F.

Families grow—but not alone

A family seated together sharing a crossed bread.

Just a couple of weeks complishment when the child portunity for both sides of the that he be delivered from what friend and finally as we see ago as school buses pulled learns to crawl and walk but much overworked "generation was impending his growth him struggling with that final away with a group of excited also a pain of not being needed gap" to make great strides in into the fullness of Christ and step of growth through death first graders, a lot of mothers to get the infant from one growth. And it shows us that that he might be dissolved to resurrection. irobably went back into the place to another. As the child the joys and pains of growth into an eternal growth into Kitchen for a good cry. They makes new friends in the last an entire lifetime. Christ. That child on his way to were happy to see their child neighborhood or at school, Even in later years as a One of the things our school for the first time and grow and enter a new stage of we're happy about these new person grows into retirement Christian faith does is his mother crying in the life. But as much as they may relationships, but also have to and has the joy of more provides deeper meaning for kitchen will both have a lot have felt harried having them realize that we are not the only leisure, along with it comes the ordinary events of our more of the joys and the pains underfoot at home, they miss significant people in the the pain of separation not only lives. Our growing pains have of growth. They are both at them. child's life. As they grow from fellow workers but from greater significance as we see different stages of a path of through the teens, again new the job by which he-she may God and his people growing in growth by the Son of God Growth, at every stage of friendships and relationships have judged their significance their relationship through the Himself. But as the Lord did life, brings the joy of ac- and we wonder if we have any during the better part of their ipages of Scripture. As we see not grow alone but in a family, complishment mixed with the significance in their lives. lives. the Word emptying Himself among friends, and in a pain of separation. That's why The joy and the pain of to become flesh, as we see community of followers, so we we cry at births, graduations, growth are especially keen for But the final step of Jesus undergoing the same have each other to share both weddings, and when our kids both parents, and children growth is that moment of growth experience that each of the joys and pains of growth. go off to first grade. during those adolescent years great victory but also of great us has gone through, barring We have our spouses, our when the child is becoming an sorrow as we breathe our last sin alone, which is a refusal to children, our parents, our There's joy when a child independent adult. The new breath. The Christian attitude grow, as we see the pain his brothers and sisters, our is born. But there's not only relationships between parents is not that life peaks at forty parents suffered when even as peers, our Christian com- the physical pain but the and their son or daughter are or any other point but that we a child he was growing in a munity. It is not alone but psychological pain of especially difficult for both are constantly called to have realization of being about his with the Lord and his people separation that the mother parents and young adults at life and have it more abun- Father's business, as we see that we grow with lesser pains feels. There's a sense of ac- this time. This is an op- dantly. Thus, Paul could pray him crying at the death of a and greater joys. Family Night

Five Tips for Holding a the same person and indeed Life Line—materials: paper, about the room, keeping silent Successful Family Night we are a mystery. Oh, Father, crayons, pencils. Each draw a and freezing at the count of thank You for making us the life line across the paper 30. The person who is "it" 1. As a family agree on one particular night a week for wonder that we are. Thank marking the date he was born feels about the room (keep Family Night and then try to stick to that night. You for Your presence with us up until today. Choose four those eyes closed) until he 2. Plan the evening and be sure to have the materials on yesterday, today and places along the life line that touches all the people. The hand you wish to use for that night. tomorrow. We love You, each one thinks he changed first person touched is "it" for 3. One-and-a-half to two hours is a good length for Father. Amen. significantly. Mark them the next round. It's great fun. Family Night. ACTIVITY IDEAS along the line with the date Sharing 4. Don't miss the snack; each week a different family Young Family: Future and why each was chosen. All 1. Each share a moment member may be responsible for preparation and serving of Telling —materials: none. share their life line with the from the past week he felt the snack. Take about a minute of silence family. especially joyful. 5. Relax and enjoy the evening. Mom and Dad—you to think about the future five 2. Share a happy don't have to be the teachers—just enjoy your family time years from now. Take turns Adult Family—Scripture memory from two years ago. together. pretending it's five years from Time. Materials: Bible. Read 3. Tell a fun story from now, and answer the together Ephesians 4:17-24 four years ago if you can questions: and 1 Peter 4:1-11. How do remember one. FIRST WEEK the seasons come and go. We 1. I live these readings apply to our Closing Prayer OF OCTOBER also are changing as we, too, 2. I work or go to school family? Dearest Father, (Theme: Time... pass along the seasons of our at 3. My fa- Snack Thank You for our How We Change) life's journey. We hardly seem vorite clothes outfit is Pop corn...compare how sharings this evening. Thank the same person we were five 4. I have traveled— it changes. You for helping us discover Opening Prayer or ten years ago; our body 5. The thing that Entertainment the many ways we change Dearest Father, changes, our mind changes I like to do the best is . Choose a very dark room. with time. Bless us this week, As October begins You and our spirit changes. Yet, One person closes his eyes and Father, and may we spend our remind us that life changes as Lord, we still are essentially Middle Years Family: counts to 30. Others hide time wisely. Amen. Sacred music organ recital An evening of classical been made available to St. members of St. Rose of Lima and sacred music, will be Rose of Lima Church, free of parish and who would like to Cathedral Mass presented by South Florida charge for a period of 18 attend the concert should call organist, Diane Bish at 8 p.m., months. Binder Baldwin Co. for for human rights Tuesday, Oct. 4 on the new Those who are not reservations, at no charge. ""pipe organ recently installed The Archdiocese of Miami will participate in in St. Rose of Lima Church. Seminary weekend Human Rights and Justice Week, Oct. 16-23, Designed specifically for being promoted by the National Committee of the churches that would like to for youth slated Laity, in recognition for those people who are own a pipe organ, but cannot The third annual ticipate in conferences on exiled, or currently living in nations where in- afford the increasingly high program of monthly the priesthood and spiritual dividual liberty and justice are not respected. cost of such an instrument. weekends of recollection for exercises of the seminary as Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy will The organ has two keyboards, high school seniors and well as experience the celebrate Mass at St. Mary Cathedral Sunday, a full pedal board, and seven local collegians interested lifestyle of seminarians. Oct. 16, at 11 a.m., for those whose rights are ranks of pipes. In "addition in entering the priesthood oppressed. Priests are invited to concelebrate, there is a wide variety of begins on Saturday, Oct. 1 Those interested especially those who have experienced the electronically simulated pipe at St. John Vianney should contact their parish deprivation, or whose ancestry is traced to such a organ stops such as flute, College Seminary. priests or call the seminary nation. trumpet and viola. Young men arriving at 305-223-4561. Written All the faithful in the Archdiocese are invited According to Msgr. Noel Saturday at the seminary, inquiries should be mailed to attend this Liturgy. Fogarty, pastor, the Rodgers 2900 SW 87th Ave. to the seminary at the Pipe Organ, Augmented, has (Galloway Rd.) will par- above address. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 / Page 7 Voice poster contest open to youth Get out the crayons simple rules but a lot of prizes. Only one entry per student. termediate (grades 4-6) and and to learn what the Catholic water, colors, tempera, magic Posters should express The name, grade, age, school, Junior High and High School Church is doing, thinking, and markers and whatever else it the students' understanding phone number and address (7-12). experiencing in all parts of the takes to be creative and get of what The Voice newspaper must be glued to the back of Here's some ideas to get world. into The Voice poster contest is. The words "The Voice" or the poster. Posters should be the posters going. for youth. Prizes include "La Voz" should appear on delived or mailed to The Voice The Voice is a newspaper everything from savings the poster. Poster should be by Nov. 1. All posters become which the Catholic Church In The Voice people can bonds to wrist radios, no smaller than 14" x 18". the property of The Voice and uses in the Archdiocese of also learn how many of us, skateboards, cash, and rib- Parents and-or teachers will not be returned. Miami to communicate the although different, have common goals, experiences, bons. may offer suggestions but There are three judging Good News of God's love for The Voice poster contest posters should be designed all people to one another. etc., and therefore know how divisions in the contest: God brings all people together is bi-lingual, has only a few and completed by students. Primary (grades 1-3), In- The Voice prints the opinions of many Catholics. to make us His people. Many voices make up The Voice. The Bishop also Inspiration for All Search, Twi-lite and film communicates with the People of God through The Voice in Catholic Families order to be more present to The Best in Religious Reading festival planned for youth them in their lives, work and Plus Visual Aids, Gifts, Clerical Goods Trinity College, Washington, ministries. He makes Christ's Teens from Our Lady Beach, will be serving coffee Word better known through Queen of Heaven, North and donuts after all Masses on indicating her candidacy for a The Voice. ST. PAUL Catholic Lauderdale, will participate on Sundays as a service to degree. Miss Van Vliet is also Book and Film Center All the People of God in a Search weekend Sept. 30 to parishioners. Danielle Leblanc student association president. operated by the Oct. 2, at St. Thomas Aquinas has been elected president of the Archdiocese (and many Daughters of St. Paul High School and an Entrada A Shakespeare Film other Christians and non- Christians) read The Voice to 2700 Biscayne Blvd. Miami Encounter (ninth and 10th Festival will be held at Nova OPEN MON-SAT. 8:30-6 graders) Oct. 28-30. Youth corner University, Fort Lauderdale. keep in touch with one another Commentary and discussion Dear Sisters: I am enclosing my Youth in St. John Fisher the CYO, Cathy Forman, vice- will be held before and after FIRST THE check for: $ parish, West Palm Beach, will president, Ann Leblanc, each film. The schedule is: OFFERED Including 500 for handling. share in a Twi-Lite Happening. secretary, and Don McVicker, Richard III, Nov. 17, 18; treasurer. Taming of the Shrew, Dec. 15, Sunday, Oct. 2. The retreat is FOR TOTS intended to help all 16; Romeo and Juliet, Jan. 12, POLAROID" youngsters in their spiritual Eight collegians from 13; Midsummer Night's THE BIBLE FOR life and will also be an op- South Florida have received Dream, Feb. 16, 17; Julius YOUNG READERS portunity to meet each other awards from the new Catholic Caesar, March 16, 17; and IPHOTOII D PAPER $2 D HARD $3 from different schools. Scholarship Program at St. Hamlet, April 13, 14. For Leo College. They are: Clara information call (Broward) CMOS CYO members of St. Colunga, Miami; Lisa 587-6660, ext. 295, or (Dade) FOR TEENS Mark's parish, Boynton Gamage, Hollywood; Laura 944-1219. "THE FMEST CUI MIUUE-MnNEK" BRIEF SUMMARY OF Johnson, Pembroke Pines; THE TEN Service school Donna Loyzelle, Pembroke Career broadcaster Gene AUTHORIZED COMMANDMENTS Pines; Michael J. Parks, Milner has established a Paper 95$ applicants set Pompano Beach; Nancy $1,000 Van Patrick Memorial FBI EVEBT Peterson, Miramar; Kathleen Scholarship to be awarded STATE FOR ADULTS Young men and women- Rooney, Fort Lauderdale; and annually to a student in the U.S. TElimjIf THE SOCIAL MESSAGE desiring to enter the U.S. Charles A. Sanchez, Mango. broadcast industry field at the AH OFJESUS Military, Naval, Air Force and University of Miami. • Paper $2.50 • Hard $3.50 Merchant Marine Academies, Theresa M. Van Vliet of who are residents of South Fort Lauderdale received a What does it take to be a "Msoivrar rue mrm/iTf n urn" Dade and Monroe Counties, cap and gown in ceremonies at Little Brother of the Good NAME must file their applications TRE5 elBblE with Congressman Dante Shepherd? We have oper- ADDRESS Special Charter fare to the FflSTB SERVICE Fascell no later than Nov. 4. ated Camillus House, hone: 638-0885 1776 N.W. 36th STREET

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Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE f Friday, September 30, 1977 S. Florida Scene Serra Club at 12:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 4 at the Women of the parish will serv.e as a volunteer Hotel Columbus. staff. Refreshments will be served. Plans will be discussed for the upcoming Retreat House schedule District 30 convention at the Hotel Carillon KENDALL—A full program of retreats and CSB installs Coon Oct. 7. reflection periods have been scheduled at the WEST PALM BEACH-Richard I. Coon, Dominican Retreat House, 7275 SW 124 St. Jupiter, has been installed for a third term as Free immunization Father Brendan Dalton, assistant pastor, president of the Catholic Service Bureau Ad- Dade County Health Dept. is offering im- Epiphany Church, will conduct a Day of visory Board. munization against a variety of diseases for Reflection from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. Other officers installed during the recent children aged two months and older, free of 4. "The Art of Prayer" will be the theme of an annual dinner are Mrs. J.G. Gaines, Sr., vice charge. evening of reflection from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. president; Mrs. Richard Sokolowski, secretary; and Richard J. Vassalotti, treasurer. Immunization will be given for whooping Father Ross Garnsey, director of Bethesda cough, diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps, Manor, will be the retreat master. Mrs. Robert L. Vickers assumed her duties rubella and polio. On Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 8 and 9 a as the agency's Auxiliary president. Mrs. Ned Parents who are not certain if their children retreat for separated and-or divorced women Kerr is vice president; Mrs. Joseph Gallagher, are fully immunized should consult their family begins at 9:30 a.m. on Saturday and concludes at secretary; and Mrs. Arthur Molnar, treasurer. physicians. 4 p.m. Sunday. Father John O'Hara, assistant During the dinner Mrs. Carl Hussey, retiring pastor, Holy Rosary Church, Perrine, is the Auxiliary president, presented Michael Dougher, retreat master. CSB director, with a $1,000 donation from the Fr. Razutis memorial For additional information call Sister group. A perpetual memorial to the late Father Elizabeth Ann, O.P. at 238-2711. George Razutis, who served in South Florida Miami Serra meet parishes for many years, has been initiated at St. N. Dade ACCW meet Msgr. Bryan O. Walsh will be the guest James parish. speaker during the monthly meeting of the Miami At graduation time each year gold medals for The Fall meeting of the North Dade Deanery Religion will be awarded to one boy and one girl in of the Miami ACCW is slated for Saturday, Oct. 1 Information nights memory of the Lithuanian-born priest. at Holy Family parish hall, North Miami. Two Information Nights Registration and coffee begin at 9 a.m. on Marriage Encounter will be followed by a business meeting at 10 a.m. Mass held for people interested in will be celebrated at noon in the parish church and learning more about the luncheon will follow at 1 p.m. weekend. Indian Summer Information nights will be held at St. Maurice Church, St. Boniface workshop Fort Lauderdale, on Sunday, SPECIAL Oct. 2, at 7:30 p.m., and at the PEMBROKE PINES-A one-day Bible Directly on the Ocean workshop is scheduled to be held at St. Boniface home of Wayne and Jackie parish, Saturday, Oct. 8 from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Kull, 11498 S.W. 55 St., Father Gerald Morris, S.S.L., professor of Miami, Monday, Oct. 3, at DAILY • Scripture, at the Archdiocesan Seminary of St. 7:45 p.m. Everyone is $ PER PERSON Vincent de Paul, Boynton Beach, will conduct the welcome. DOUBLE sessions and meditations. 9 OCCUPANCY "God Speaks His Living Word", is the CAPT PERRY'S workshop theme. Sea Chest Restaurant WEEKEND SPECIAL EARLY BIRD SPECIAL LATE CHECK OUT Benefit for retarded MON-SAT $ 95 COMPLETE AT NO EXTRA COST 4-6 P.M. 3 DINNER The mentally retarded will benefit from a Sun35PM GOOD NEWS dinner-dance which members of the Daughters of Your Host now serving Efficiencies Frencny Isabella will sponsor on Saturday, Oct. 8 at SURF & TURF from $11 per day Christopher Columbus High School. Children's menu available Dinner will be served from 7 to 9 p.m. under 10 years followed by dancing with music provided by Tony Master Charge Phone 564-7800 Martin. BankAmericard Reservations may be made by calling 667- American Express 8754. 4 P.M.-10P.M. St. Chas. Boutique SUNDAYS 3-9 P.M. HALLANDALE —St. Charles Borromeo Miies West of I Boutique and Thrift Shop opens Saturdays, Oct. 2750 Griffin Rd. 1 in the Dale Shopping Center, 600 W. Hallandale Ft. Laud 987-1971 1924 North Atlantic Blvd., Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd. and NW Sixth Ave. 751^429

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Page 10 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30,1977 KNBW TQDR The laity FAITH finds its voice By WILLIAM E. MAY in charity and based on true principles of justice was The dignity and mission of lay persons within fully recognized. Thus there is real truth in saying the Church were stressed by the Fathers of Vatican that at this period of history the laity have "found 1 II, particularly in the Decree on the Apostolate of their voice." Lay People and in chapter 4 of the Dogmatic BUT IN VIEW of some widespread misin- Constitution on the Church (nn. 30-38). In addition, terpretations that would, as it were, "democratize" the call of lay persons to the full perfection of the the Church and their vocation as witnesses to the Christian life was likewise emphasized at Vatican II. truth revealed in Christ and proclaimed by the And in the Pastoral Constitution on the Church in Church. the Modern World, the indispensable work of lay Lay persons are, the Church teaches, fully persons in shaping a social and political order rooted incorporated into Christ and the Church through the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation. Thus they share, in their own way, "the priestly, prophetic, and kingly office of Christ and to the best of their ability carry on the mission of the whole Christian people" ("Dogmatic Constitution on the Church," n. 31). What specially characterizes the laity is their "secular" character—their life in the world. Their unique vocation is to sanctify the world in which they live by bringing to it the love of Christ and the values of the Gospel (ibid.). This means that the lay person is to transform the world in which he or she lives, the world of his or her everyday occupation, by bearing witness to the truths that the Church teaches about the meaning of human existence. Because so many lay persons marry and found families, it is the world of family life and the education of children wherein lay people have the right and the duty to seek the perfection of the Christian life (cf. "Dogmatic Constitution on the Church," n. 35 and Pastoral "Constitution on the Church in the Modern World," nn. 47-52, in par- ticular, n. 52. A reading of these passages is ab- solutely essential if lay persons are truly to "find their voice.") If the message given through the Church's teaching on the dignity and vocation of lay persons were to be summed up briefly, an almost impossible task, it could, I believe, be as follows: . The lay person has the divine mission of showing, through his or her life, that the God in whom Christians believe is a God of love, a God who wills to be with and for us. The Christian lay per- son's life must make it evident that every human person is precious and priceless, the subject of rights that need to be recognized and protected by society. In his or her daily life, the lay person is to show all that life itself is a precious gift from God Himself and that this good gift can take root and grow to full flowering only if there is a willingness on the part of all to let life take root and grow, a willingness to sacrifice, if necessary, for the good of others, and an unwillingness to do any deed that is of set purpose and its own inner dynamism directed against the life and growth of human persons. IN ADDITION, the laity are summoned to conform their minds and hearts to the teaching of Christ, the teaching that is set forth for them by their brothers in the faith, the bishops in communion with the Holy Father (cf. "Dogmatic Constitution on "FBLLBWINE THE TEAGHINE AND EXAMPLE BF the Church," nn. 25, 32; "Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World," n. 51). This does GHRIST IN THE FAMILY BF THE GHDRGH, not mean that the laity are blindly to obey; rather they are, with glad hearts, to accept the teaching of WE BEGBME MBRE LIKE HIM AND MBRE PERFECT those who have been appointed as teachers within the Church, and to make it their own, simply because AS THE FATHERS CHILDREN AND PEOPLE. of their deep faith that Jesus Himself is present here and now in the teaching of the Pope and bishops GHRIST BRINES DS THE LIFE BF THE FATHER AND leading them to fullness of the Christian life. The laity can only find their voice in the Church FILLS BDR LIVES WITH THE SPIRIT. SB BDR BEST and fulfill their vocation by a deeply Christian life, one nourished by the liturgy and the Eucharist and ANSWER IN FAGE BF THE GHALLENGE5 WE ENGBDNTER by the word of God. By listening to this Word of life and making it their own, they can indeed transform IN LIVING THE CHRISTIAN LIFE IS THIS: the world in which they live. As Chesterton once said, Christianity has not been tried and found "IN HIM WHB IS THE 5BDRGE BF MY 5TRENETH, wanting; it simply has not been tired. It can only be tried if lay persons, relying on the grace of Christ I HAVE STRENETH FBR EVERYTHINE."' Himself, will try to do so. The recent pastoral, To Live in Christ Jesus, is a good place to start to make oneself aware of his or her dignity and vocation as a lay person.

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By FATHER JOSEPH M. noises inside our minds and CHAMPLIN hearts, then another's Blue Cloud Abbey is a message simply will not get Benedictine . monastery through. located on a knoll in north- Here is a pragmatic eastern South Dakota illustration of this point. overlooking vast plains The input of crossed with fields of alfalfa, parishioners can prove very wheat, oats and other farm helpful for Sunday homilies, products. especially on special oc- It was named after a casions such as Mother's or faithful Christian Sioux Father's Day. Indian, with the blue cloud, An unmarried preacher considered a cloud of may prepare a reasonably blessing, bringing moisture powerful sermon for those to these Dakota farmlands.; festive weekends, if he The monks originally came reflects on his own past to this lovely spot as family background or spends missionaries who would both prayerful reflection time on offer their customary daily the subject. praise to God and labor However, his among the Indians in that illustrations and practical He strikes sp region. principles will hit home Beautiful, peaceful and harder and be much more quiet are words which well relatable if he seeks the describe the surroundings. assistance of several lay The large tower bell and a persons in the parish. from the pu Milwaukee Road freight train passing nearby will THAT PROCEDURE break the silence now and requires neither a complex then. But generally a structure nor long and retreatant can sit in any spot normally unavailable hours. By FATHER VINCENT J. NUGENT, CM. which is enormous, as a special fo: and listen to birds sing It simply means work, which he performs eagerly. away, fish jump in the lake, requesting help from three or Archbishop Sheen has been likened to Paul of EARLY IN HIS career Arc cattle moan, and even four people, telling them in Tarsus, Ambrose of Milan, Augustine of Hippo. began an intensive study of sacred leaves rustle with the strong, advance the topic for that The tribute paid is not merely to fervor and zeal, personal library attests to this. He persistent, but gentle breeze. weekend homily, then but principally to clarity, incisiveness and appeal. audiences to read and reflect on th A ROCK radio station setting up an acceptable Some hint of his future evangelical role is and make use of sound c ^mentarii shattered that stillness one evening and meeting place, revealed in an event of his early life. As a boy totality and depth of divine morning for me. The monks usually a few days prior to Fulton would make up little talks along spiritual favorite commentary is the 30-voli have opened their man-made the Sunday. lines. These he would learn by heart. Like every non-Catholic, William Barclay lake for the public on certain The essential proud mother in the company of relatives, she because he "reveals Christ rathei weekdays. Two teenagers ingredient, nevertheless, would ask her son to say his little piece. At these ship." had come early that day for a remains a willingness and times he was all earnestness facing now this part of His kinship with St. Paul is swim and some sun, bringing ability to listen. Those few his audience, now that, using gestures and facial theme: "The only knowledge I clain with them the portable radio hours are not for the expressions to get across his ideas. There was clear about Jesus, and only about him i regularly found at all preacher to speak, but in- evidence of composure and power to command Christ." (I Cor. 2:2) The tragedy beaches. The loud music, stead to hear the ideas, attention that characterized his later life in contends, is divorce, and the greates frequent advertisements, on- attitudes, examples and preaching and lecturing. is that of Christ from His cross! Oui the-hour news and station suggestions of his volun- HIS FORMAL education began in America has divorced Christ from His cro breaks pretty well drowned teers. If they sense he is and was finished in Europe, particularly in munism takes up the cross withoi out nature's softer sounds. truly listening, their com- Louvain, Belgium. A keen desire to probe and What meaning does he see in t While reflecting on the ments normally flow freely understand the philosophical currents basic to an the supreme example of sacrificial lc experience, I wondered how particularly on familiar or understanding of the trends in modern thought was died for us. It also means the i many people today never get comfortable subjects. evident in his early writings. For this reason he was troducing self-discipline into our ] an opportunity really to He may have to prime hailed as "the new Catholic Philosopher of the Everywhere he goes, Archbi listen to the marvelous the pump and stimulate age." immediately recognized, and pe« music of God's creation, how discussion in the beginning. Now in his 83rd year, he has authored 62 quote to him some their he devf many never can hear birds But when they know the books. For 22 years he preached to a national deeply it affected their li or of s chirp because of the noises theme or topic, these lay audience on NBC's Catholic Hour. In 1952 he family. we make. persons will usually come became a prime-time celebrity with his "Life Is Once, while he was on natiom To listen to others and prepared with abundant Worth Living" program on national television. At paused and smilingly said: "I feel to hear their words likewise material. His task later is to the same time, he carried out the arduous duties as pay tribute to my four writers— ]\ requires a certain quiet sort out that information National Director of the Society for the Luke and John." stillness within us. If we talk and weave the concepts into Propagation of the Faith, edited two magazines, HOW DOES Archbishop SI all the time or create loud a unified homily. wrote two nationally-syndicated newspaper preparing talks, sermons, lecture: columns, and personally instructed thousands of usually involves five steps. souls interested in the Catholic Church. tt 1. ON HIS KNEES: For the p The role of the laity is not merely His audience was, and to a great extent today, first act each day is the Holy ¥. is worldwide and incalculable. Time permitting, he Tabernacle of the Lord. At home to support the church as an institution accepts invitations to preach in Europe, Asia, chapel, or travelling, contemplate Oceania and Latin America. His voice has been priority. It is in this environment hut to he the church — the church carried to the uttermost parts of the universe by development of a theme emerges, radio, short-wave, television, films, cassettes and maintains, who does not keep near in its relation to secular society." the printed world. His specific contribution to Tabernacle can strike no sparks f evangelization in our time he describes as "the 2. RESEARCH: He is an c Electronic Gospel." He regards his daily mail, selective reader. His apartment Page 12 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 R FAITH Fathers in dialogue with their people By FATHER ALFRED Fathers was delivered in sermons, his young friends. As a bishop he was McBRIDE, O.PRAEM. given right in the midst of the people. still giving, through now with the Words are like rubber bands. Augustine, for example, would not freely granted treasures of God. They possess their limp obvious have been physically distant from the The Church fathers were in- meaning. They also boast of other people like a modern preacher in- tensely personal in their capacity to meanings when stretched to their full stalled in a pulpit above a seated link the theological and pastoral usage. Take the word "doctrine." To congregation. It was just the op- meanings of doctrine together. They most of us doctrine refers to posite. The people stood and the placed themselves in the midst of theology. In this sense doctrine preacher sat. In his cathedral at their congregations, appealed to the becomes the official theology of the Hippo, Augustine sat in the Bishops people's affection and loyalty for Church. There it stands in one, chair and the people clustered around them, showed sensitivity to the enclosed meaning. him. people's needs and hopes. Long But stretch it a little bit, put it The first row would have met the before the late 20th century had into the mouth of a pastor who loves bishop at eye level about five yards rediscovered this old truth, the his people. Now doctrine becomes the from his presence. Augustine knew Fathers realized that the Person is spiritual teaching that warms the many of the people were unfamiliar the Message. heart and helps the listeners desire with the background of what he had This is not to say that the God. These two meanings of doc- to say, so he brightened and message isn't the message too, but it trine—theological and pastoral—are illustrated the material with stories, lies inert unless brought to life by a brotherly, friendly and not con- jingles, rhymed phrases and puns. living faith witness stirring up a tradictory. He must have had what the Irish call dialogue of love in the presence of Each meaning serves a need. On the "gift of gab," for he spoke Christ. The issues dealt with were the lips of a theologian, doctrine is without notes or text in a remarkable down to earth. In those smaller the subject of intellectual ordering. flow. communities, the average Catholic On the lips of a preacher, doctrine is The crowd responded in kind, was quick to note the land grabber, the subject of spiritual growth. often with shouts and even with drunkard, usurer, fornicator and Throughout most of Christian groans and frequently with laughter. exemplars of infidelity. Just as history, this "separation of powers" They felt free to interrupt him with today, they were galled by how much has been the accepted way. questions and remarks. The sermon sinners got away with their sinning. BUT IN THE fourth century was a community growth experience The sermons of the Fathers are a Church, the age of the Fathers such in faith and love. Not that all his fascinating mixture of extolling as Augustine, Chrysostom and Cyril preaching (or that of any of the other God's forgiving graciousness and the of Jerusalem, doctrine was not so Fathers) was always an emotional reality of sin and the need for reform. easily sliced up. Perhaps it is no error event. Augustine knew his biggest It was perhaps their total vision that of history that these giants are role was not to stir up emotion, but to made them especially great. remembered neither as theologians distribute food for soul and body. >arks not pastors (though they were both), As we might say today, but as Fathers. AS A LITTLE boy, Augustine "They had it all together." lpit So much of the theology of the had stolen some pears to share with Not a bad ideal for us either.

form of apostolic library; his books are his friends. He thus keeps his y- finger on the pulse of intellectual and religious Archbishop Sheen currents in America and throughout the world. red Scripture. His Reading quickly and analytically, he marks key He encourages his passages for use or comment. In this way he the Word of God saturates himself with ideas and developments. iries •" absorb the 3. HIS AUDIENCE: Each talk is precious and ne . ,sage. His personal. All his thinking is related to the par- 'olume work by a ticular group to whom he will speak. He starts with r of Edinburgh "people as they are" and relates to their problems and background. He will never confuse theology her than scholar- with sociology or psychology. The Gospel today, he is evident in the often remarks, is too often reduced in some aimed to have was quarters to psychological approaches, sociological n as the crucified counting and healing. iy of our time, he 4. CLARITY: He proceeds to break down the test of all divorces abstract and make it as clear as possible. He is )ur Western world impatient with those who quote a textbook ;ross, while Com- definition over and over, or use terminology that hout Christ, confuses. If one is truly intellectual, he maintains, n the cross? "It is then one must be able to give examples of what he 1 love, since Christ knows. We never understand anything, he con- s necessity of in- tends, until we can give an example. r personal lives." 5. OUTLINE: His outline of a lecture, talk or ibishop Sheen is sermon consists of a small library card on which he people invariably has written five or six words. He commits to svelr A and how memory the sequence of the words, and then f sOx tie in their proceeds to deliver a 45-50 minute discourse. This is his procedure in a TV studio, at a Eucharistic television, he Congress, in cathedrals, or retreats. He never, el it is time that I never reads from a manuscript or notes. -Matthew, Mark, Humorously, he often says: Glory be to God, if I can't remember it, how can I expect them to Sheen go about remember it! ires? The process Archbishop Sheen readily acknowledges his 2 past 58 years his God-given gifts, natural and supernatural. The Hour before the good Lord, he confesses, has opened up many doors me in his private and provided many settings for his evangelization ition is given top of the world. Only the mind which humbles itself nt that the initial before the truth it wishes to impart can pass that es. The priest, he knowledge on to other minds. This he learned from sar the fires of the the Lord Himself "who taught in simple parables 3 from the pulpit! and homely examples drawn from sheep and goats i omnivorous but and lilies of the field, from patches on worn clothing nt is a veritable and wine in new bottles." Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 / Page 13 ;»SXSSX*S3BPB«3at»MaOt«3Btt^ "Whoever remains in me, and I in him, will bear much fruit..." (John 15,5)

be successful in life. The look of emptiness comes from "remaining" in something which is" not God, which is not his will. Since we know we can go to God also through our brothers, we can "remain" in Jesus in our brother. For Jesus in fact is present in him too. There will always be a brother to love October near us. Let us therefore learn how to remain in Jesus by sharing our By FR. NUZZO GRIMALDI brothers' sorrows, fears, weariness, The Gospel term "to remain" needs, and joys. We should not be indicates a state of permanence. It is content with giving only superficial only in this way, by remaining in companionship which only pretends ilim, in God, that we can bear fruit to be helpful. We must truly love our and bear it in abundance. brothers by making ourselves one The Word of Life tells us also with them. which is the source of this love. It is At times when we speak about not just any kind of love we are our Christianity or discuss it, we talking about, nor is it a sudden scandalize others because we present burst of enthusiasm or single acts of endless list. We have to make ends our weaknesses, our miseries to him Christianity wrapped up in our own generosity. It is not just the desire to meet, we have children to raise, we and to offer them as an act of love. mentality. When, on the other hand, bring about peace in the world or to have colleagues at work to get along At times the thought of our past we try to remain in him by silencing solve all social problems existing. with. Besides all this we live in a failures discourages us and the fear of our own ego, when we are less None of these sentiments will bear world which wants to snatch from us future difficulties immobilizes us. In worried about being zealous and fruit unless they are rooted in the what we hold most precious—this reality, in order "to remain" in Jesus, more about remaining in Christ, then "source" of real love which is Jesus intimate rapport with God. we need to force ourselves to live in Jesus in us will act. himself. Our society is ridden by the present and do what God asks of There will always be apostolic "He who remains in me and I in anxieties and by neuroses which in us in each instant going ahead endeavors to be organized, but let us him" we read. It is clear that Jesus is one way or another affect us too, moment by moment. not forget that success can be asking us to remain always in him. either directly or indirectly. God's will in the present assured only if we remain in him, We know that this is possible for Agitation, anxiety, production moment might be to obey one of his attached to him like branches to the Jesus asks us to do it. This is the pressures, hurried activities, at- commands, or a particular teaching vine. Then, and only then, fruits will foundation on which the whole tractions and pleasures of the world, of the Church. It might be to perform be plentiful. structure of our spiritual life and of greed, personal attachments, a duty dictated by our particular our human activities should be built. passions—all these things are not state of life or to follow an in- This is the new Word of Life For this we need God's help. conducive to our "remaining" in spiration. It could be to submit to the and commentary for the month of In order to have any lasting God. judgment of someone who has the October. Readers' reactions have results or to do any good at all, it is On the contrary, they not only authority and the grace to tell us if it been very good and it is beautiful to necessary that we be firmly anchored lead us far away from him, but they is a real inspiration. If we fulfill the see so many people trying to apply , in him and be filled with him who is also discourage and depress us. The will of God we will achieve peace, joy the Word of God to their daily true Goodness. Only in this way we words of Jesus "Do not despair, I and serenity. These are signs of his living. can give him to others; through our have overcome the world," come then presence in us. When we don't do his To share an experience you words, through our material help, to our mind. It is he who helps us to will we experience darkness, boredom may have had trying to live the through our advice or kindness. go ahead and to get back on our feet and anguish. Word of Life for September or If we were to make a list of all when we see that we have fallen, that How many faces around us are October, send it to Frank Hall, c/o the things that threaten our we have not been in him. Little by marked by sadness and boredom, The Voice, P.O. Box 38-1059, remaining in him, we would make an little, however, we learn how to give even the faces of people who seem to Miami, Fl. 33138. Kxsxssssssssss&sssx^^ Prayer of the Faithful Oradon de Jos Fieles

RESPECT LIFE SUNDAY of life, we pray to the Lord. (R.) DOMINGO DE RESPETO A LA VIDA LECTOR: Por el exito de todos los Oct. 2,1977 LECTOR: For the unborn, the 2 de Octubre de 1977 Program as en Favor de la Vida en todas Celebrant: Today we have come young and the aged, that we will Celebrante: Nos hemos reunido hoy las parroquias de la Arquidi6cesis, together to thank Almighty God for treat their human life with dignity para darle gracias a Dios Todopoderoso oremos, Dios de la vida... the wondrous gift of life. Let us now and respect, we pray to the Lord. (R.) por el maravilloso regalo de la vida. LECTOR: Por nuestros pray that the value of life will be Celebrant: Almighty and Oremos ahora pidiendo que el valor de la Legisladores, para que recuerden que el inspected by all Americans. merciful Father, we thank you for vida sea respetado por todos los derecho a la vida es un derecho americanos. inalienable de todo americano, oremos, Response: O Lord of life, hear creating us in your image and Dios de la vida... our prayer. likeness. We thank you for sending LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy sera: us our Lord, Jesus Christ, true God Dios de la vida, escucha nuestra oracidn. LECTOR: Por los padres, que LECTOR: For Pope Paul, for all LECTOR: Por el Papa Pablo, por comparten con Dios el misterio de la and true man. Today we reaffirm all creaci6n, para que vean a sus hijos como Bishops, and the People of God, that life comes from You. Help us to todos los Obispos y el Pueblo de Dios, we will be courageous in proclaiming para que tengan el valor de proclamar la regalos preciosos de Dios, oremos, Dios cherish, protect and sanctify life. We de la vida... the goodness and the beauty of life, ask this through Christ our Lord. bondad y la bellezs de la vida, oremos, let us pray to the Lord. (R.) Dios de la vida... LECTOR: Por los medicos, en- fermeras y todos los que trabajan en la LECTOR: For the success of all Profesi6n Medica, para que siempre Pro-Life Programs in the Parishes esten al servicio de la vida, oremos, Dios throughout the Archdiocese, let us Discussion de la vida... pray to the Lord. (R.) 1. In recent years, how has the laity? Discuss. LECTOR: Por las criaturas que aun LECTOR: For our Legislators, Church emphasized the 5. Discuss this statement: "The se encuentran en el vientre materno, por that they will remember the right to dignity and mission of laity can only find their voice. los j6venes y los ancianos, para que life is the inalienable right to every laypersons? in the Church and fulfill their traten su propia vida hum ana con 2. How do lay people share in vocation by a deeply dignidad y respeto, oremos, Dios de la American, let us pray to the Lord. "the priestly, prophetic, and Christian life, one nourished vida... (R.) kingly office of Christ..."? by the liturgy and the Celebrante: Padre todopoderoso y LECTOR: For Parents, who 3. What is the vocation of Eucharist and by the Word of misericordioso, te damos gracias por share with God the mystery of laypeople? God." How can you per- habernos creado a tu imagen y creation, that they will see their In the "Dogmatic Con- sonally apply these principles semejanza. Te damos gracias por children as precious gifts from God, stitution on the Church," read to your own life? habernos enviado a nuestro Sefior, let us pray to the Lord. (R.) no. 35; in the "Pastoral Jesucristo, Dios verdadero y hombre Constitution on the Church in 6. What does the word, "doc- verdadero. Hoy reafirmamos que toda LECTOR: For doctors, nurses, the Modern World," read nos. trine" mean? What does it vida viene de Ti. Aytidanos a amar , and those in the Medical Profession, 47 through 52. What do these mean from the theologian? proteger y santificar la vida. Te lo that they will always be at the service passages tell you about the from the preacher? pedimos por Cristo, nuestro Sefior. Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 AMUSEMENTS/ ENTER TAINMENT/ARTS 1 AAOVIES-TV-RADIo/ 'You Light Up My Fire It's not hard to do "A directors into the theaters, has begun to run dry doing Star Is Born" with Judy even if they aren't immortal, the tired ventriloquist Garland or Barbra Streisand. don't have big names, and routines invented by her Film Ratings: But can you do it with Didi can't possibly make $30 comedian father (Joe Silver). Conn? million. As she awaits marriage to a National Catholic Office The answer is probably "Light" is an in- likeable but vapid tennis pro, yes. At least that's the general ; dependent movie concocted and still makes the rounds for Motion Pictures feeling after watching the mostly out of chutzpah by a doing fringe recording jobs unheralded Miss Conn rise would-be genius named ,„ Annie Hall (B) Monkey Hustle (A-3) Joseph Brooks, who is at- , At the Earth's Core (A-2) Male of Century (A-3) from fictional obscurity to „ Aaron Loves Angela (B) Maitresse (C) Show Biz success is the new tempting an Orson Welles act. ' Airport '77 (A-2) March or Die (A-3) ^s Agiurre, Wrath of God (A-3) Man Who Skied Down Everest (A-l) film, "You Light Up My Brooks, 39, is basically a , Alex and Gypsy (A-2) Midway (A-2) Life." She's good enough to composer who has been a by 9 America at Movies (A-3) My Friends (B) make you wonder just how winner in the Ozland of TV At Long Last Love (A-3) Missouri Break (B) James ' Audrey Rose (A-3) Mohammed, Messenger of God (A-2) many gifted young en- commercials (American Mother, Jugs, and Speed (B) '/ Battle Command (A-3) Murder By Death (A-3) tertainers are struggling out Airlines, Schmidt's Beer, Dr. Arnold , Bittersweet Love (A-3) Man on the Roof (A-3) there in anonymity and why Pepper, 21 Clio awards). He's ^ Best Friends (B) Mr. Billion (A-2) * Breaker, Breaker (A-3) MacArthur (A-2) many of them don't "make it" also done some respectable Bridge Too Far (A-3) to the end of the rainbow. film scores, including "Garden and commercials, she has that ' Between Lines (B) Nasty Habits (A-4) Black Mama (A-3) New Girl in Town (B) One reason, clearly, is of the Finzi-Continis" and one "dream" audition for a ?^ Black Pearl (A-2) Network (B) "Lords of Flatbush." For movie. fo Black and White in color (A-3) Next Man (B) that there aren't enough films '' Brothers (A-3) No Way Out (C) like "Light," which somehow "Light," he does all the music. She not only wins the Breaking Point (B) Ode to Billy Joe (A-3) He also writes, produces, lead, but falls in love with the «. Buffalo Bill and the Indians or Sitting Orca (A-3) get past all those stodgy Bull's History Lesson (A-3) Outlaw Blues (A-3) banks and corporate boards of directs and plays a small part. young director (Michael Old Gun (A-3) Zaslow). This brings on the Cassandra Crossing (A-3) Omen (B) Maybe the result is not ; Car, The (A-3) Obsession (A-3) "Citizen Kane," but given all tough decision: what does she - Citizens Band (A-3) Outlaw Josey Wales (B) really want? She burns her Clockmaker (A-2) Other Side of Midnight (C) the obstacles—obviously the Christian, the Lion (A-l) Outrageous (A-4) film had to be cut down to its bridges, opts for the movie Cria (A-3) and the director. When they Cross of Iron (B) People That Time Forgot (A-2) nerve-ends to get a Cousin Angelica (A-3) People of the Wind (A-l) distributor—it's not "Lost both fall through (that's Show Pipe Dreams (A-3) Biz: we never really learn Day of Animals (A-3) Providence (B) Horizon," either. Everybody Death Collector (B) Pumping Iron (A-3) in the cast and crew is as why), she plunges gamely on Deep, The (B) Pardon Mon Affaire (B) inexperienced as the boss— to New York on her own, and • Dirty Hands (B) Reincarnation of Peter Proud (C) Dream City (B) Raggedy Ann and Andy (A-l) like him, most have been is zooming to the top of the Demon (B) Rebellion in Patagonia (A-3) charts at the fadeout. Distant Thunder (A-2) Ritz (B) working in commercials. Miss Don't open the window (B) Rocky (A-3) Conn's previous best exposure Of the tough scenes, one Day That Shook World (A-4) Race for Your Life, Charlie Brown (A-l) \ Demon Seed (B) Rescuers (A-l) was in a small role in Danny is the "Star Is Born" audition. Domino Principle (A-3) Rollercoaster (A-3) Thomas' TV series, "The Didi makes that work on pure Ruby (B) - Edvard Munch (A-2) Practice" (she sounds a lot talent, including an acting bit Effie Briest (A-3) Sandakan 8 (A-3) like Mario Thomas), and the where she describes her Embryo (B) Story of Sin (C) Eagle Has Landed (A-3) Satan's Brew (C) movie had to be shot around contrasting feelings about Exorcist II (C) Sensual Man (C) Spirit of Beehive (A-2) that job, on weekends, for four trains (sad) and planes Fantastic Animation Festival (A-2) Sorcerer (A-3) and a half months. (happy). Final Chapter- Walking Tall (B) Scorchy (C) Fraternity Row (A-3) Sidewinder I (A-3) It's clear why Brooks But there is much less Farmer (C) Sinbad and Eye of Tiger (A-2) went to all that expensive success in those where (1) she , Food of the Gods (B) Spy Who Loved Me (A-3) First Nudie Musical (C) Slap Shot (C) Bob Keeshan, creator and trouble. Didi is a poignant, breaks off with her nice guy - For the love of Benjie (A-l) Savage Sisters (C) star of "Captain funny-looking little brunet fiance'; (2) the not-so nice Silver Streak (A-3) Silent Movie (A-3) Kangaroo," which has won with a big voice and a sense of director breaks off with her; Gable and Lombard (B) Sleeper (A-3) virtually every honor comedy. At various times, she (3) she gradually deteriorates Great Texas Dynamite Chase (C) Small Town in Texas (B) Greatest (A-3) Smile Orange (B) available to programs In its reminds one of Imogene Coca, during her comedy act before Get Charlie Tully (B) Slipper and Rose (A-l) category, including two Lily Tomlin and Liza Minnelli, a group of puzzled kids and Greased Lightning (A-2) Smokey and Bandit (A-3) Gumball Rally (B) Sentinel (C) Peabody Awards, begins a pretty fair group. She parents; and (4) she tells her Gus (A-l) Summertime (A-3) his 23rd year with the doesn't look like a model and Daddy she's got to go on alone Gods of the Plague (B) Sunday In Country (B) Swashbuckler (A-3) weekday series on Mon- won't appear on best-selling and do it "her way." Brooks Harry and Walter Go to N.Y. (A-3) Star Wars (A-2) day, Oct. 3 on WTVJ, T-shirts. But while she doesn't lets most of these babble on in Hell (B) Stroszek (A-3) House by Lake (C) Suspiria (B) Channel 4. have Streisand's pipes, she endless dialog, and has failed House of Exorcism (C) Squirm (B) belts a song well enough, and to master the difficult art of Huckleberry Finn (A-l) Survive (A-3) Harlan Co. USA (A-2) On 'Learning she has that poor kid, New generating interest in a scene Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo (A-l) Tentacles (A-3) York salesgirl quality that has where an actor (or a comedian) Homage to Chagall: Colours of Love (A-l) Two Minute Warning (B) Thieves (A-3) to Say Good-by' made Streisand more than a is bombing. How do you show Idi Amin Dada (A-2) That'll Be the Day (A-3) saloon singer. boredom without being Islands in the Stream (A-2) They Call Her One-Eye (C) Child psychologist, Eda It's Alive (B) They Came From Within (C) boring? I never Promised You a Rose Garden (A- Twilight's Last Gleaming (B) LeShan, author of "Learning Brooks' movie debut is 3) 3 Women (A-4) To Say Good-By," talks about less impressive, although the Overall, though, "You Island of Dr. Moreau (A-3) Together Brothers (A-3) Light Up My Life" is bright Jacob, the Liar (A-2) Town That Dreaded Sundown (B) the needs of young children relentlessly upbeat title song Jackson County Jail (A-4) Treasure of Matecumbe (A-l) who must face the death of a is already a hit and several enough, with the "Rocky" Jail Bait (C) Touch and Go (A-3) kind of upbeat warmth that Jewish Gauchos (A-2) Tunnelvision (C) parent, this week on others are at least as good as Jabberwocky (B) Christopher Closeup, Sunday, the tunes on his commercials. seems required this season. Uncle Tom's Cabin (C) TV commercials, after all, Kentucky Fried Movie "(C) Undercovers Hero (B) Oct. 2, at 10p.m., over WCIX, The main problem is that half Killer Elite (A-3) Channel 6. the story seems to be missing have been trying to make us Killer Force (C) Van (C) in an effort to come out at a feel good without thinking for Killing of a Chinese Bookie (B) Vincent, Francois, Paul and the Others (A "There are thousands, if years, and the talent behind Kings of Road (A-4) 3) not millions of people who feel neat 90 minutes. Brooks also Virility (C) tries to build the film on a them can't break the habit. Looking Up (A-3) Voyage of Dammed (A-3) traumatized by the fact that Late Show (A-3) series of incredibly difficult Whether we Deserve a Break Lemagnifique (A-3) Wizards (A-3) the death of a parent was not scenes that challenge Today or get the Real Thing is Last Tycoon (A-4) Women (A^i) handled openly," says Eda Lifeguard (A-3) We All Loved Each Other So Much (A-2) fledgeling actors, writer and less important than that new Littlest Horse Thieves (A-l) Wonderful Crook (A-3) LeShan to Christopher hosts people have a chance to show Let's Talk About Men (A-3) White Line Fever (A-3) Richard Armstrong and director beyond capacity. Logan's Run (A-3) Welcome to L.A. (B) "Light" is about a grown- their stuff. Viva free en- Lollipop (A-l) Wild Duck (A-3) Jeanne Glynn. terprise. (All, PG) Little Girl Who Lives Down the Lane (C) Won Ton Ton, Dog That Saved Hollywood up Show Biz brat (Didi) who Les Galettes de Pont Aven (C) Last Remake Beau Geste (A-3) (B) n Marathon Man (B) Xala (A-3) Marquis of 0 (A-2) TV Mass schedule Matter of Time (A-3) Yazuka, The (A-3) Memory of Justice (A-4) 9 A.M. - Ch. 7 Zig Zag (B) "The Church and The The schedule for the TV Mass for Shut-Ins during October on World Today." WPLG, Channel 10, at 10:30 a.m., is: KEY TO RATINGS 8 AM. Ch. 5 The TV Mass Oct. 2, Father John Farrell, president, Biscayne College. Al—Morally Unobjectionable for General Patronage for Shut - Ins A2—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults and Adolescents Oct. 9, Father Robert Palmer and St. Benedict parish. A3—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults 10:30 A.M. - Ch. 10 Oct. 16, Msgr. John W. Delaney, Holy Family parish. A4—Morally Unobjectionable for Adults With Reservations The TV Mass B —Morally Objectionable in Part for All for Shut-Ins. Oct. 23, Father William A. Elbert, Epiphany. C —Condemned Oct. 30, Father Noel Bennett, St. Joseph, Miami Beach. The Archdiocese of Miami's 7V Programs in English . Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 / Page 15 Charismatics support seminary burse fund

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The tide seems to have turned in the business licenses come up for renewal and pornography advocates to discuss and even obscenity war along the Gold Coast. the county is expected to deny renewal of promote pornography as a concept, but it In Broward County, citizens are the licenses based on the prior convictions. does not guarantee their right to open shop petitioning against the porn shops and This could rid the county of all por- and purvey it against a community's movies. Many stores have gone from nography outlets, if upheld by the courts. wishes. And, indeed, the U.S. Supreme "hardcore" to so-called "softcore" We feel that it is unfortunate that such Court has ruled that the local community materials hoping to head off the legal legal maneuvering should have to be can set its own standards, in line with the pressures now closing in on them. (And, of necessary for a community to rid itself of court's criteria. course, if the pressure were lifted they such moral and human pollution as dirty And, in effect, that is exactly what would soon go back to hardcore.) books and movies. Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties In Dade County the fight is shaping up It is too bad that a prosecutor can't and others are doing. in such a way that the county could actually simply show a court the evidence of The Dade tack of lifting business be porn-free shortly, depending on how the degradation filling up a dirty book store and licenses is a legal ploy, but the real un- courts rule. It is all a complicated legal simply have the store closed down on the derlying force is the recognition by battle, somewhat like a chess game. direct merits of a firm's undesireability in authorities that the citizenry is becoming The Dade stores and movie houses in the community. A community trying to fed up with creeping obscenity that has the past have been able to stay open by create a decent moral environment for its moved from the hardcore stores and simply paying a small misdemeanor fine on young people to grow up in shouldn't have to movies, to the regular movies, to the neigh- an obscenity charge and changing store go into court and be beat over the head with borhood convenience stores and their clerks. Authorities couldn't simply close the 1st Amendment which obviously was "softcore" mags, to the vulgar displays of down a store permanently. not intended by our Founding Fathers to immorality on television primetime shows. But now the tactic is to revoke the protect purveyors of filth but rather to In a democracy, public sentiment has a stores' licenses based on a law that allows protect freedom of ideas, freedom of ex- way of being felt by politicians and by the lifting of licenses of firms with past pression of political and religious beliefs courts, and things start to happen. Things business-related convictions. Some stores which were repressed in the countries the which were constitutional a year ago, are still open while appealing these early Americans came from. suddenly may not be now. revocations, but tomorrow (Saturday) all The Constitution protects the right of That's what you are seeing. Letters to the Editor

Reedy article and that he is guilty of advocacy side of militant, self-proclaimed that official teaching there is ob- theology, arguing in favor of an homosexuals, and against the viously still room for scholarly in- creates doubts alternative teaching. The directive position taken by our Miami Arch- vestigation of the subject." I would EDITOR: I am writing you also claimed that he had become bishops; a fact that caused no little like to know exactly what Fr. Reedy concerning an article by Father John involved in a massive promotion of embarrassment to our Church and to has in mind? Our Catholic Church's Reedy, ("Silencing Fr. McNeill won't his position, rather than simply all Catholics. He also created con- position has been the result of many work" The Voice 9-16-77) which in presenting it to the theological fusion, as evidenced by an article years of oral and written tradition, my opinion creates division and sows community for scholarly discussion, called "The Church and the biblical interpretation as well as doubts and dissention. This is a as the imprimi potest was meant to Homosexual": (The Times-Guide, 2- theological and scientific in- matter that should have been put to allow. This, the directive claimed, has 19-77) "Father McNeill's position on vestigation. Is there "room" for any rest; because Fr. McNeill's actions led him to raise false hopes in the homosexuality was sanctioned by the possible discussion, except perhaps here in Miami have already scan- homosexual community that the Catholic Church after careful to change the stance and say that dalized our Church enough. It is sad, Church would change its teaching on scrutiny by Father Pedro Arrupe, what up to now has been "morally that in order to clear doubts and homosexuality." Fr. McNeill's public Superior General of the Jesuits in wrong" (American Bishops) is now defend the Vatican's action of promotion of his position on Rome." "morally good"? What would become silencing Fr. McNeill; I am obliged to homosexuality (advocacy theology) The Vatican's action concerning of all the other timeless truths and bring out certain statements that was apparent to anyone who listened Fr. McNeill was taken after careful teachings of our Church, if this were most of us would rather forget ever to the Neil Rogers Show (Rogers is a consideration and study of Fr. to happen? came out of the mouth of a Catholic self-proclaimed, militant homosexual McNeill's own words (both written Please—let us love the sinner Priest. (Fr. McNeill) who "came out of the closet" a few and oral). and pray for his or her conversion, as Fr. Reedy, in his "ardent" months ago) on WKAT Radio. In I personally sent to Fr. Arrupe, Christ taught us. But let us never defense of Fr. McNeill has accused that program (WKAT, 2-18-77) Fr. his Superior General in Rome, a tape approve of or encourage sin in any our Church authorities of imposing a McNeill not only promoted of Fr. McNeill's radio program and way. penalty on Fr. McNeill, "by ad- homosexuality and gave an copies of all the newspaper articles Mrs. Magaly Llaguno ministrative fiat, apparently without erroneous interpretation of Scriptural which printed his statements. I have Miami any public justification of the specific texts, but he also condemned all of us great respect for the Jesuit order, and causes for the order." It seems Fr. who were working for the defeat of I felt that Fr. McNeill's words and Reedy did not read any of the articles Dade's "homosexual ordinance." actions were a disgrace and a Abp. welcomed published in the media, concerning Fr. McNeill also publicly betrayal of so many dedicated Jesuit this matter. declared here in Miami, that priests throughout the world; to say as columnist For example, The Miami Herald "negative views toward nothing of his betrayal of Jesus (9-3-77) article which read in part: homosexuality have been fostered by Christ and His Church. EDITOR: I was delighted to "In his book (The Church and the a misunderstanding of Scriptural One last point: Fr. Reedy admits read Archbishop McCarthy's article Homosexual) McNeill noted that texts." (Miami Herald- "Priest says that the present official stance of the on capital punishment. It's good to homosexuality can be morally good anti-gay forces have distorted idea of Catholic Church condemns know what one's bishop thinks on and should be measured by the same Bible" - 2-21-77) Apparently, he homosexual activity in itself, as issues like this. I hope he will join standards as heterosexual love." Or believes our American Bishops and inmoral; while at the same time it The Voice columnists more the "Wanderer" article (9-15-77): "In our Holy Father are wrong in their encourages compassionate treatment frequently, on a regular basis if it is its directive to Fr. McNeill, the interpretation of the scriptural texts of the homosexuals themselves—a possible for him. Vatican stated that the Jesuit has concerning homosexuality, and only position which most of us Catholics Elena Muller presented a position that is contrary he (McNeill) is "enlightened". Fr. are in agreement with. Yet Fr. Reedy Miami to Church teaching on homosexuality McNeill took a public position on the also says in his article, that "given Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 3Q, 1977 / Page 17 By Fr. John Dietzen If rhythm doesn't work, what then?

Q. If a young Catholic number one on the list. I'm this person realize fully that and sometimes even harmful questions discussed above woman with three children, 28 years old. the action was seriously to attempt to untangle them would apply to him as well as who has unsuccessfully used A. Let's take your sinful for him or her when after the fact, even for the to you. the rhythm method, had her questions one at a time. the action was done? Were person directly concerned. Can you go to Mass and tubes tied, has she com- First, and maybe the hardest there alternatives that the Usually the individual has a receive the sacraments? By mitted a mortal sin? Has her to respond to: Did you individual was emotionally, pretty good idea of how his all means! Not only can you, husband sinned, especially if commit a sin? you should do so. With your he wanted no more children The Catholic Church enormous responsibilities as the same as she did? teaches that any kind of Your Question Box a mother and wife, and with Can she go to Mass and direct sterilization (such as your concern over your the sacraments? Do you tubal ligation or vasectomy) intellectually and spiritually action fit in with what his actions you need the healing think the Lord tries to from the circumstances of capable of choosing and conscience told him was and forgiving love of Jesus understand the reasons why the individuals involved, is a carrying out? Worded more right and wrong. Once the which we experience so we do what we do? I pray to serious offense against God theologically, was the person thing is done, the right thing powerfully in the sacraments the Lord for answers, but our Creator, since it morally free-willed when he is to put the matter in the of Penance and the they don't come very easy. I deliberately destroys one of acted as he did? Were there hands of Our Lord, ask His Eucharist. Don't put it off know many Catholic people the major functions of our other circumstances present forgiveness for any sin- any longer. Go to a priest hard pressed for answers and body. that might diminish full fulness of which one may be you feel will be com- we desperately need help on Whether an act of responsibility for any guilty, and then move on. passionate and honest with where to turn. The answers sterilization is subjectively possible sinfulness in what How about your you, and talk with him. aren't in a Sunday sermon sinful—that is, did the was done? husband? Certainly, en- like they might have been person involved actually While these are routine couraging and assisting years ago. I'm sorry my commit a grave sin?—is a far questions in determining another in doing something (Questions for this questions got so long, but more difficult question. moral responsibility for our that is seriously wrong can column should be sent to many young couples need Involved here are such actions, it is obviously itself also be seriously sinful. Father Dietzen; 1113 W. these answers and I'm consideration as these: Did usually hopeless, fruitless However, the same Bradley, Peoria, 111. 61606). Reconciling Church identity and public money

By JIM CASTELLI relationship with govern- agencies —13 percent of delivery of services created ticular agency is not in WASHINGTON - ment for their identity as those surveyed—received and monitored according to compliance. In any event, (NC) —How can a Church Church agencies and their more than three-quarters of public policy subject the the NCCC conference organization that gets ability to deliver services. their operating expenses sectarian agency to the passed a resolution calling almost half of its money Last year, the NCCC set up from the government. In same constraints as a on all agencies to issue such from government retain its a Committee on Pluralism dollar terms, 14 agencies public agency?" policies. Church identity? in the Delivery of Services received more than $1 Second, the committee million from government The chairman of the That was the question to study this kind of said, "an agency cannot pluralism committee, posed by Father Donald question. and seven received more aim to be Church-related than $2 million in 1976. Father Thomas Harvey of Dunn of Denver in his first The pluralism com- and entitled to the rights of Pittsburgh, outlined some address as president of the mittee surveyed NCCC Catholic Charities religion under the First other problems created for National Conference of agencies and received recognizes that accepting Amendment and on the Charities agencies by Catholic Charities (NCCC). replies from 157 central, public funds implies ac- other hand, act as if it were government ties in a report And neither Father Dunn local and institutional cepting certain obligations. a private, nonprofit, to a meeting of agency nor anyone else at the agencies in 99 dioceses in But there is no clear un- nonsectarian body." directors just before the NCCC annual meeting in 42 states and the District of derstanding of just what Catholic Charities national meeting. mid-September seemed to Columbia. The results of those obligations are. agencies which receive Large agencies are have any easy answers. that survey, plus the A report issued by the public funds must agree to primarily concerned with Catholic Charities is annual Catholic Charities pluralism committee at- provide a written "af- being able to continue their the largest voluntary social survey of its members, tempts to find some an- firmative action" policy work, he said. A major service network in the helps spell out the swers. For one thing, the concerning both the hiring problem in this area is the United States, with dimensions of the situation. committee said. "In ef- of and provision of service threat of legal challenges— almosty 900 diocesan, local Forty-five percent of fecting public policy, the to racial and religious on the grounds of the and institutional members Catholic Charities in- sectarian agency certainly minorities, women, the constitutional separation of involved in adoption, child come—or $142,428,954— has the obligation to be elderly and the han- church agencies. Eight care, care for the elderly comes from national, state open for a public audit." dicapped, according to agencies reported actual and a host of family ser- and local governments. "Equally," the Msgr. Lawrence Corcoran, legal challenges and 14 saw vices. This makes government committee said, "it has the NCCC executive director. "potential" challenges, he Over the years, the largest single source of responsibility to meet the (Charities agencies are said. Catholic Charities has income for Charities national requirements in allowed to specify that key Small agencies, Father become a virtual partner nationally and for many areas of discrimination and positions must be filled by Harvey said, want more with government in a individual agencies. The affirmative action." Catholics.) expertise and middle number of social programs. bulk of purchase of services But both of those The pluralism com- management training in The NCCC isn't shying contracts come in adoption, areas have presented mittee's survey, however, obtaining government away from this relation- counseling, residential care problems to at least some suggests that some grants and in coping with ship—in its new policy and family services. State Charities agencies. agencies may not be in government red tape and statement on the family, it programs and the federal Financial accountability is compliance with these regulations. explicitly called for more Title XX social service not a great problem, the requirements. Many of the The pluralism com- government "purchase of program are most committee suggested, but agencies surveyed said mittee will continue to services" contracts for frequently cited as the accountability also includes they did not have written study the issues raised in family services with source of funds. the responsibility to affirmative action policies. this year's report. It will be agencies such as Catholic According to the explain just how an agency Msgr. Corcoran said busy, because the Charities. pluralism committee constitutes "Church." failure to have a written questions raised this year But Charities agencies survey, 34 agencies receive Two committee policy could result in a cut- about the entanglement of have become more and more than half of their comments illustrate this off of public funds. But, he Church and state in social more concerned with the operating expenses from problem. First, the com- said, the survey results do service delivery this year implications of their government and 17 mittee asked, "Does the not mean that any par- are tough ones. Page 18 J Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday. September 30, 1977 By AAsgr. James J. Walsh More people here need more priests

The latest statistics in the Catholic Directory priests, Archbishop Edward McCarthy described assume the responsibility. about the Archdiocese of Miami tell quite a story, the Archdiocese as a "field white for the harvest," A FEW MONTHS ago, when we had ten a story not known by any means to all. thanks to the "faithful service of those who have men ordained by Archbishop Carroll for the Arch- The Catholic population of these eight been ministering among us, to the spiritual riches diocese, we were all encouraged. But as we southernmost counties is 736,700. This does not of our several cultures and to a new religious considered the enormous population, we realized include the many thousands of Catholic tourists awakening among our laity:" that ten really are a very small number. At that throughout the year who take their places in These factors have combined to underline the time, I made these comments in this column: church pews and mission chapels for Mass, who fact that "what we desperately need is 'laborers "Jesus gave everyone an obligation in this find a confessional line when they desire it, who for the vineyard', priests, brothers, sisters and matter of vocations. Just one obligation, and one send for the priest when they grow ill away from deacons, and committed lay apostles." that can be fulfilled by young and old, sick and home. The Archbishop's letter was encouraging well, rich and poor, educated and illiterate. He For years now the Church has been priests to reinforce or establish parish Vocation said, 'The harvest is rich, but the workers are few; ministering to its faithful in this area in both Committees, one of the tried and proven methods therefore, ask the harvest master to send workers English and Spanish languages. In recent years, of involving the entire parish in the responsibility to his harvest.' French has also become common, as many of providing vocations to the priesthood and Ask. Pray. Plead. Beg. Every day, year in Catholics from Canada and Haiti have taken up religious Ufe. and year out. A flood of grace could thus be won, residence with us. THERE ARE well over 1000 such com- the grace needed by young men and women to mittees in parishes throughout the nation, and in have the courage and generosity to throw in their TO CARE spiritually for this huge resident other countries. Many of the old vocation lot with Jesus. and visiting community of the faithful, there are recruiting techniques which were effective a in the Archdiocese 476 diocesan and Religous decade or two ago have been found inadequate in So everyone can do something positive about priests. In many other areas of service are 47 our times. The parish vocation committee, vocations. At every Mass, this intention should brothers and 697 sisters. however, has had encouraging results where it has be remembered. Every time Jesus is received in Needless to say, we rejoice that the Kingdom been seriously tried and cooperated with by both Holy Communion, our prayers should be directed of the Lord among us is growing at a pace rarely parish priests and people. for the continuance of his plan through the matched anywhere today in the United States. This committee is made up of a cross section priesthood. Every Catholic organization in its But we must be realistic. We are brought up short of the parish, leaders of all parish groups, meetings should realize its responsibility to in- by the inevitable next step—a problem, and a women's guild, CCD, men's club, Knights of clude prayers for vocations. serious one. More people mean more priests. A Columbus, a sister from the school. The Serra Every retreat, holy hour, every Cursillo large increase of Catholics always demands a club has been doing an excellent job in getting meeting, every Marriage Encounter, every comparative increase in priests. such committees started, and then the parish Charismatic prayer session. Students should pray Families can decide in several years or in a takes over. for one recruit from their class. Parents for a year or so to make the decisive step of moving If such a committee does only one thing, it child. The sick and handicapped and invalided from one part of the hemisphere to our beautiful is very successful. And that one thing is to could offer their sufferings one day a week. land. But the training of just one more priest convince the people in a parish that vocations to It is this kind of "coverage," the parish takes many years, and this after much time in the priesthood and religious life are not solely the vocation committee is attempting to get in recruiting and careful screening. responsibility of priests and brothers and sisters. vocations. If this is done, priests and brothers and SEVERAL WEEKS ago in a letter to his All vocations come from the laity. They must sisters will be on their way.

Fr. John Reedy, C.S.C. Pope Paul reveals his personal side

Pope Paul, in ad- report, and I am grateful to all traces of the human being expect people to lay aside the me that this was a large part dressing a general audience, the Holy Father for this who is speaking. heavy burdens of ad- of the appeal of Pope John. recently did something moment of letting down his It's just a matter of ministration. Yet, his He was blessed with a style which is very unusual for guard, something which style, I suppose. This man reverence for the mystery of which allowed him to serve him. He gave a glimpse of seems to be very difficult for has lived most of his Ufe in God's will regarding the as Pope while leaving us the troubled, battered, aging him. the Vatican which, in its own papacy will probably make it always aware of the very man who lives beneath all of TOO OFTEN during way, is every bit as much of impossible for him to with- human person who occupied the ritual formalities of the these troubled years in the a bureaucracy as is the draw from it, no matter how that office. papacy. life of the Church, Catholics Pentagon. He was strongly appealing that release might who were hurt by one influenced by Pius XII be. TWO LESSONS It's hard to think of decision or another have whose reverence for the I have the feeling that emerge from this rare many occasions when this responded to Pope Paul as Papacy expressed itself in some of the decisions and moment of self-revelation by Pope has revealed himself to though he were a remote, the unremitting preservation actions of Pope Paul might the Holy Father. the public, when he has unfeeling official who handed of formality and dignity. have been received with One is a reminder of the spoken more in the language down judgments with no THIS HAPPENS to be greater understanding and compassion and respect we of a man than in the ec- sensitivity for their impact the style of Giovanni compassion by the Church if owe, in simple decency, to clesiastical style of the Vicar on the lives and consciences Montini, the man who is he had been able to reveal another human being who is of Christ. of ordinary people. Paul VI—and none of us more of the personal anguish carrying a terrible burden He told this audience At the same time, I easily breaks out of the style and concern that he had put and who is doing the best he that the responsibilities of have heard from people who of our lifetime. into them. can. the office "frighten me." had the opportunity to deal But here, in this rare ISSUES AND The second is a "The nature of the papacy with him personally that on glimpse, we see an old man, disagreements might reminder for the religious evades our capacities." this level he conveys a approaching his 80th birth- remain, but our generation witness of our own lives. We "Who is Peter? Who is warmth and graciousness day, who has to be tired as tends to respect the human should recognize that, in the the Pope?" he "asked. "I and sensitivity which is very his physical energy dwin- vulnerability of a person who sharing of our religious be- can't give you an adequate appealing. dles, who has to experience can reveal his awareness of liefs, complete honesty and answer. It is greater than me Generally his public moments of disappointment his own limitations, who openness, revelation of our and our capacities to un- actions and statements have and self-criticism as he looks demonstrates the fragility of own religious vulnerability, derstand things of a divine been very formal; his at the tensions and troubles a person who is simply doing can be more powerful in- nature." language has been that of the Church he leads. the best he can to fulfill a fluences on others than all of "• I am grateful to John stylized ecclesiastical for- He is way beyond the frightful responsibility. the best theological Muthig of NC News for this mula which seems to erase age at which we Americans In contrast, it seems to arguments we can muster. 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State: SMITTY'S Hardware and Paint Co: 227 N.E 2 St. Near Gesu, furn. Effcy's, NUTRITIONAL 3 DORMITORIOS 2 BANOS, CERCA qualifications, references, age, address & phone 12320 N W 7 Ave. MIAMI 6814481 Bedroom apts. Utilities Adults. Johnson Apt. WEIGHT Hotel 374-9826. LEHIGH ACRES, FLA. DEL COLEGIO ST. THOMAS 27-AUTOS FOR SALE 2 Lots: Residential 100x208 $3,000 AQUINAS Y OUR LADY QUEEN OF 40-APTS FOR RENT-BROWARD LOSS PROGRAM SWITCHBOARD RECEPTIONIST Commercial 100x125 $4,000 MARTYRS (elemental). LA MEJOR LOSE UP TO 29 Lbs. must be Bi-Lingual, excellent paid benefits, 1976 Cadillac Seville, silver blue every extra. OWNER 305-971-9508 after 5 P.M. COMPRA DEL LUGAR working conditions. Five days per week. GREAT buy for exec, on budget. 238-2197 POMPANO: FURN. 1 BR APT.-DUPLEX ACROSS LLAMAR A CUALQUIER HORA A MONTH 757-6241, Ext. 203 FROM OCEAN. IDEAL LOCATIONS. NEAR ST. GABRIEL'S. SEASON OR YEARLY. 764-8610 52-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE FEEL FANTASTIC NO SHOTS, WE NEED YOUR CAR CENTURY 21- CADA OFICINA DRUGS OR DIETING CUSTODIAN W/MAINT 782-6463 OPERADA INDEPENDIENTEMENTE 30 DAY SUPPLY $24.00 72 THRU 76's. TOP DOLLAR, unpaid balance OWNER: 3 BR 3 BATH FULL OF D.G. ARNOLD REALTY, INC. ABILITY for Archdiocese Retirement Complex taken care of here. 40-RET HOME ROOM & BOARD 564-5297 - 564-3682 on Miami Beach. 40 hr wk. PAID Vacation, L.C. AUTO SALES, INC. - EXTRAS. NEAR CHURCH. SCHOOL. 320NE3calle HOSPITALIZATION / RETIREMENT PLAN AND 3011 NW36St,63&4111 SHOPPING. CALL 651-6414 GRI-REALTOR, FT. LAUDERDALE DAVID F. BLAKEMAN FURNISHED 1 BR Apt. 932-1300, 9-5, Monday- Daily 9-8 Sat. 9-5 Sun. 104 RETIREMENT HOME after 11 AM. INDEPENDENT Friday. OPENINGS FOR AMBULATORY CLOSE TO: 4 CATHOLIC CHURCHES, Pompano 74 FORD Gran Torino Am-Fm stereo, 31,000 S2-HOMES FOR SALE-DADE Fashion Sq., Shopper's Haven, The Cove and DISTRIBUTOR 13-HELP WANTED miles, $800 Er take over payments, 238-7779 LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.ROOM, FREE DELIVERY the BEACH. 3 BR 1 Bath, large lot, LOW 3 MEALS, PERS. LAUNDRY. 4887 NW 168 Terr $26,000. County Taxes. Make it your "Castle". Assume SPECIAL $1795 19711 NW42Ave. 31,000. 1st mtge. $5,000 down. Owner will hold 2nd ROSARY parts and expert repairing Mrs. 6830 W 9 Ct. Hialeah 43,000. Francis Winkel 41 St Clair St Port Sanilac NURSES RN AND LPN 76 FORD Pinto coupe REASONABLE Mtge. Mich 48469. . MOTOCARS 633-6900 522-0553 Want to get back into nursing? Tired of 923-1726-989-6671 BROKER: 822-1724 the hospital hassle? Want to get into a NOVA HATCHBACK CHEVROLET '73 and FREE S2-HOMES FOR SALE, FT. LAUDERDALE KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Miami Council challenging phase of nursing. Try geriatrics. at the KNEE. Factory AIR-DOUBLE STEREO. 41-APTS FOR SALE-BROWARD 3 BR 2 BATH,, Large Fla. Rm., on Canal. MANY 1726 Hall for rent for weddings and banquets We will orient and train part-time 7-3 SW SECTION, 4 2, FAMILY ROOM NEAR 5644 N W 7th Street 266-1041 3-11 and 11-7. Must have a Florida license STEERING and brakes. EXTRAS. CENTRAL RC Air. S.Miami 667-7955 or be in the process of applying for it. CRAGER'S 633-2290 CATHOLICCHURCH PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS 1970 PRICES AND SHOPPING. $36,900 584-6358 EVES... KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Marian. Council 3 BR 2 BATH ENCLOSED PORCH. DRIVE BY 3757 Hall for rent for Weddings and Banquets. RN $40 per day 28-MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE-DADE HALLANDALE Er MAKE OFFER. 1522 NE 148 St., N. MIAMI We also do catering. LPN $32 per day J.S. PALMER, REALTOR 751 -4141 52-HOMES FOR SALE-PALM BEACH 13300 Memorial Hwy N Miami 893-2271 PARKSIDE TOWERS For further info. MUST SELL $10,500.624-4215 220 SW 9 AVE. N. MIAMI BCH. 2 BR. $30's. BOCA RATON: BY OWNER Lumen de Lumine 2 BR 1 'A Bath, CBS Base, 25 ft. high Patio 1 BEDROOM 1 BATH from: $22,000 Call Mrs. Paul R.N. 1798 NE 179 St. 3 BR 2 BATH, garage, large screened PATIO, Join The Third Order of St. Francis w/windows PARTLY FURN. ADULTS. LOT RENT 1 BEDROOM 1 % BATHS $24,000 for true peace. $85. Mo. J.S. PALMER, REALTOR 751-4141 QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD Write Box 1046 Ft. Laud. 33302 887-1565 2 BEDROOMS 2 BATHS from: $27,500 HEATED POOL, SAUNAS $43,500. 391-7137 Fair Havens 29-BOATS St ACCESSORIES-DADE & REC. ROOM NORTHEAST SECTION. INCOME PROPERTY Center Low $20's. Owner will hold mortgage. BOYNTON BEACH- New home 3/2 One block ATTENTION SCHOOLS 201 Curtis Parkway Miami Springs WANT THE BEST IN FUEL "NO LAND OR REC. LEASES" 758-1774 & WATER TANKS???????? to ST. MARK'S CHURCH, SCHOOL, SHOPPING. FRANK MOORE REALTY, INC. Also one and two bedroom Apts. from MINICHART AGENT: 836-6780 FABULOUS LIVING. SECRETARY-MATURE. Excellent typing. Per- REALTORS $19,500.00 Laminated PHOTO I.D. CARDS DONE ON HOME w/2,000 sq. ft.. Has 3 BR 2 Baths. formance of general office duties a MUST. Ex- 29-BOATS FOR SALE ST. LUCIE 457-7505 , PREMISES. 665-4907 cellent working conditions. 15x34 ft. Family-Dining area combination. P.B. TRAYLOR REAL ESTATF 757-6241 Ext. 245 41-OFFICE BLDG. FOR SALE-DADE DREAM KITCHEN & other GOODIES. NEAR THUNDERBIRD, FIBERGLASS TRI-HULL BOAT 163 St. SHOPPING CENTER ASKING $45,000. 612 N. Federal, Boynton 732-9471 CLOWNEY-STANTON REALTY BELATED HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO FR. FRED 15' -4". New canvass, complete Coast Guard _ ZONED BU-3 FULLEN. ALL THE BEST, MAY GOD BLESS! equip. 60 HP EVENRUDE MOTOR. GATOR BROKER ES-OUT OF STATE- N. CAROLINA 2800 Sq. Ft. Office Bldg. and adjacent parking 11703NE2Ave. 891-6252 SPANISH TRAILER included. Excellent cond. $1700. lot in North Dade near 1-95. Central air. Advertising Representative Exclusive 305*78-2263 Asking $100,000. NEED SPIRITUAL ORGANIZERS territory commission, all fringe bene- ' CLOWNEY-STANTON REALTY WALK TO EPIPHANY NORTH CAROLINA 30-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BROKER to 90 free with group once a month on Pilgrimage fits. Must be able to write as well QUIET, TREE-LINED STREET. CLOSE TO YOUR CONNECTION FOR to Fatima and Lourdes. 11703 NE 2 Ave. 891-6252 as speak Spanish well. Call Mr Brink TENNIS, SHOPPING AND PARK. 3 BED- GOOD BUYS IN MOUNTAIN HOME-BUSINESS DIRECTORY Send 130 stamp ROOM, 2 BATH W/ATRIUM ENTRANCE Call INTRA MONDE 895-1094 754-2651 for information. Hediger P O Box 380895. Miami 42-ROOMS FOR RENT-DADE CORNER FENCEPiOLSQOM FOR POOL HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE, 33138. LOTS, CHALETS AND ENERGY LADY HAS FURN, ROOM: W/KITCHEN USE. 5-PERSONALS-BROWARD TRAFFIC CLERK for WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. COCONUT GROVE REALTY EFFICIENT NEW HOMES. SHARE UTILITY EXPENSES. FOR SAME WITH WRITE OR CALL FOR EXCITING PART-TIME. 20 hrs. wk. EXCELLENT benefits. SET YOURSELF IN BUSINESS CAR. $100. MO: CORP. 3484 MAIN HIGHWAY, PHONE MR. BRINK 754-2651. Thermal Extraction System . 643-2420 COCONUT GROVE LIST1 PARSONS REALTY. BOX LITURGICAL ORGANIST CARPET CLEANING 443-1606 612-V WEST JEFFERSON, NEED WOMAN TO CARE FOR INFANT in N.C. 28694 Ph. 919-246-7272 available for PARISH. my home. Approx. 12 days per month. Guar PROFITABLE FROM THE FIRST . 44-STORES FOR RENT-BROWARD CO. 522-0553 anteed Salary 279-2807 WEEK! ST. LAWRENCE PARISH FULL OR PART-TIME STORE OR OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.GROUND 56-APTS FOR SALE-BROWARD ESTATE SALE: 2 BR 2 BATH RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WILL CARE NO FRANCHISE FEES FLOOR. SE 17 ST. CAUSEWAY. FT. LAUDER LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER for RECU- DALE 866-7154 2366 NE 187 St. FOR YOUR CHILDREN AND HOME PERATING PERSON. MUST BE QUALIFIED. CALL 305-792-7444, MR. Williams 944-0432 IN YOUR ABSENCE. REF. & local phone no. WRITE: THE VOICE, UNITED MARKETING OF -DUPLEXES FOR SALE-DADE '6301 Biscayne Blvd. BOX 233, Miami, 33138 776-0374 THE AMERICAS, INC. I N. MIAMI BEACH: BY OWNER MUST SELL. 14-SALES HELP WANTED-BROWARD DUPLEX. Just 7 years old. SAVE $5,000. Large Trilevel 3 BR 2 Bath. ^CATERING- Miami 35-PARTIES AND AMUSEMENTS 2 BR1 BATH each unit. Loaded w/extras. Very Clean. Close to anything SPANISH SPEAKING, LICENSED R.E.ASSOC. you. need. 1300 NE 200 Ten. 6514944 FEEL WESTCHESTER area. REDUCED to HOME MADE BROWARD. HOMES, CONDOS, APTS, BLDGS, LAND SALES, PRIVATE OFFICE. GOOD EARN- PELI THE CLOWN $52,500. INGS. LAUDERDALI-BY-THE-SEA. Home for sale by owner. 3 bedrm., 2 MIDDLE EAST COOKING 983-7907 QUINN PROPERTIES, INC. bath. Wall to wall carpenting, air-cond. PRETTY 443-4503 central heat. 621-6726 Salads Special orders-Parties R. PELAIA, BROKER- 771-2944 CHILDREN PARTIES, MAGIC A person just naturally feels pretty surrounded and private homes 238-4243 HI-RISER REALTY EVES: 941-4407 SHOW, BALLOON CRE- by nice things in a lush setting. Covered 48-WAREHOUSE FOR SALE-BROWARD S2-HOMES FOR SALE-BROWARD parking makes you feel snug & comfortable on 15-PCSITIONS WANTED-DADE a rainy day. 24 HR. GUARDS make you feel-, 7-SCHOOLS AND INSTRUCTION ATIONS. CARNIVALS, PIC- NICS. OPENINGS 983-7907 secure. Heated pool makes you feel pampered. ' SPECIAL 2800 sq. ft. priced to sell OPEN DAILY 11-2 COME FEEL PRETTY WITH US. AAA TUTORING- all school subjects. Test PERSONABLE LADY ENGLISH SPEAKING DESIRES POSITION. COMPANION/NURSE. drive-thru units, 16' doors, offices prep: SAT - MCAT- GRE- SAT NMB 945- 3S-HOMES & APTS. FOR SALE-BROWARD $28,900. 1 -2-3 BR Residence-sized Apts. ''* 3347 Brow. 792-4383 CG66M523 Live in 5 days. Exc. Ref. 22JS920 have air cond' it carpet. Must see MUST SELL THIS WEEK! $33,000-$65,000. 427-6517 HAVE PURCHASED CONDO. COUNTRY CLUB TOWERS 491-3833 TUTORING IN READING 6 PHONICS COMPANION, LIGHT DUTIES FOR 1 LADY. I DRIVE. IMMEDIATE CASH FOR 2500 NE 48 Lane. Ft. Laud. Grades K-2. Exc. References; results. 48-CAMP SITES OUT OF STATE 1030 SW 29 Wav. Ft. Lauderdale 2 Blks. S of Comm., 2 Blks E of Fed.Hvvy. 751-7523 YOUR HOMES & APTS. 491-7978 754-1336 after 3:30 PM. 3 BR 2 BATH-NEAR ST. THOMAS AQUINAS FALL IN COLOR-CAMP NOW! On GORGEOUS H.S. & O.UR LADY QUEEN OF MARTYRS 20-HOUSEHOLO GOODS 40-APTS FOR RENT DADE ELEMENTARY SCHQQL BEST BUY IN AREA. 1 BEDRM APT. Water, Pool, New BEGINNERS ORGAN AND PIANO. Lessons S. TOE RIVER CAMPGROUND. NEAR MT. Chord method popular and classical music MITCHELL (BURNSVILLE, N.C.I FULL HOOK CALL ANYTIME 764-8610 appliances. New carpet. Sale, trade EFFICIENCY APT. COMPLETELY FURNISHED Experienced teacher 887-7252 UPS. MARZELLA: CENTURY 21- Each office indepen- or Rent Liqhthouse Marina $29,000. ' ATTENTION! 305*71-1437 70*6755111 CARPET SPECIALS CALL 653-0095 dently owned 8- operated. ph 763-7077,974-6515. TUTORING Certified teacher English remedial D.G. ARNOLD REALTY, INC. reading phonics and French by native. Students THIS WEEK ONLY 49-HOMES FOR RENT OR SALE-DAOE "Ctld adults Reasonable. DUPLEX APT. UNFURN. Air Cond 1 BR. LIV 320 NE 3 St. 681-9884 BEAUTIFUL ALL NYLON SHAGS, PLUSH HI- RM., DINING AREA, FULL KITCHEN GRI-REALTOR - FT. LAUDERDALE. HALLANDALE_pN THE OCEAN LO SHAGS. SCULPTURED CARPETS in ALL CUSTOM BUILT-KEYSTONE POINT 2 BR, DECORATOR COLORS. IBath. 2 Utility Rms. could be made into Apt LAMER HEMISPHIRE MALAGA: 10-CHILD CARE FURN. COTTAGE. AIR COND ? RMS. FULL Hnae lot. Partially fenced. KITCHEN. BET St. MARTHA'S & K-MART. MUST SELL $37,000. 1-2-3 BR: resales and elegant NOW $2, $3, $4, SQ. YD. NO PETS. ADULTS ONLY. YEARLY: APT.$155 3BR2BATHFLA.RM AQUARIUS 2 BR. GRINGLER. -HOMES FOR RENT-BROWARD DONALD'S DAY CARE COMPLETELY INSTALLED over padding FREE COTTAGE $130. Mo. 754-0392. 989-3776 989-4100 DADE: 620-9144 Reg. Broker 45*6767, 758-3824 SHOP AT HOME SERVICE. ALSO SEASONAL RENTALS. 7 AM-6 PM Lie. (C 44311. Insured CALL ANYTIME 1 BR APT. MIDDLE AGED COUPLE NO CHIL N. POMPANO BEACH: 3 BR., KITCHEN APPLI BY OWNER-N.W. FT. LAUD. AREA 1746 NE 149 St 9454319 792-8010 ASK FOR JERRY DREN OR PETS. HEAT/AIR NEWLY DECO- ANCES. UNFURN. CENTRALLY LOCATED TO RATED. $185. Mo. & SECURITY. CHURCHES, SHOPPING & BEACH. YEARLY 2/2, IMMACULATE CORNER HOME 21-MISC. FOR SALE 893-8642 RESPONSIBLE ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS MANY CONVENIENT EXTRAS. 5 REFERENCES. 522-0553 MALIBU GARDENS I'M A MOTHER TOOL. MIN. DRIVE or WALK TO CATHOLIC CARPET INSTALLER has 14 rolls of carpet CHURCH, PUBLIC & PRIVATE 2838 MADISON ST., HOLLYWOOD PERHAPS I CAN BE OF HELP TO and vinyl-must sell! Also many remnants of RESPONSIBLE TENANTS large SO-REAL ESTATE SCHOOLS & SHOPPING. 1-2 BR. POOL. NO LAND LEASE YOU. FENCED YARD. SPACIOUS vinyl and carpet. 9450751. efficiency Apt. YEARLY. LOW$40's 733-3109 LOW MAINT. ADULTS. NO PETS. PLAY AREA. ADULTS ONLY. NO PETS 754-2681. WILL BUY & PICK 927-3050 685-6733 MANGOS & AVOCADOS. PHILJP D. LEWIS, INC. . 885-3766 RECIEN DECORADO 6-3 HOME W/LARGE FAMILY RM OPEN HOUSE 13-HELP WANTED Apto. 1 dorm. $150 mensual Commercial Properties DEN, AIR & POOL. NEXT TO CAR- MUST SELL QUICKLY-OWNER MOVING ZonaBuena-321SW7St.y DINAL GIBBONS HIGH SCHOOL. NORTH MODERN CONDO-2nd Floor Apt. 2I2 HORSE TRAILERS-CHAMPION LINE 326 SW 6 St. Sra. Fernandez NORTH PALM BEACH COUNTY LR, Dining Rm.Elec. Kitchen, Central Air/heat. SMALL RETIREMENT HOME-HOLLYWOOD NEAR PARK & ST. JOHN the Drapes & ww carpeting. Mo. Maint. $25.: _ needs mature lady as live-in employee. CASKEY EDWARDS BAPTIST. CALL AFTER 3 PM Reduced to $33,00 3856 S. Circle Dr. & Van Pleasant work. Room, Board arid salary. AMERICAN MOTORS-HOMESTEAD GERENTE RESIDENTE TAMBIEN Buren St., Apt. #10 H'wd. 962-1728 923-1726 or 989-6671 247-1511 Aire Acondidonado-Eficiente y con Parqueo 771-8749 Miami, Honda / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30,1977 / Page 21 in undo y nacion Como la • Misa de Hispanidad en N.Y. NUEVA YORK—El cardenal Terence Cooke de Nueva York Las presentaciones preside la Misa de la Hispanidad fueron precedidas de en la Catedral de San Patricio el 7 lecturas bfbllcas. de octubre, a la que concurren Detras de la mesa al obispos, " diplomaticos y fondo, izquierda, los delegaciones de unas 22 naciones sacerdotes, Francis del hemisferio, para honrar las Gainon, Paul Saghy, tradiciones religiosas y Mons. Agustfn culturales del mundo hispano. La Roman, Mons. Bryan fiesta se relaciona con las con- Walsh, A r z . memoraciones en honor de McCarthy, David Cristobal Col6n el Dla de la Raza, Punch, Mons. John 12 de octubre. Un coro hispano McMahon y Juan cantara la Misa Criolla. En la L6pez. zona metropolitana de Nueva (Viene de la Pag. 24) York viven unos 3 millones de gentes de habla espafiola. A la derecha el mapa muestra la situaci6n de las misiones • Continua la persecuci6n. Arquidiocesano del Diaconado rurales de la Arquidlocesis. Permanente, el Director Padre ^diocese SAN SALVADOR—La oficina David Punch senalo que de los 17 de informaci6n de la candidates presentados al planear..." dijo. arquidi6cesis de San Salvador Arzobispo para aprobacidn final, "Yo no quisiera t que per- dice que dos catequistas de la "ninguno proviene de las dieramos de vista que esta es una parroquia rural de Aguilares, ya labor de Evangelio," dijo el saqueada por las tropas, fueron misiones rurales, del apostolado (Indi'an+own) con minusvalidos o de la Padre John O'Leary de la misi6n torturados y uno de ellos, comunidad negra." de San Isidro en Pompano. STPHILIPPEMIZI Filomena Delgado, asesinada. Ademas un tercero, Emilio El Padre Punch indic6 que el "Es importante que CHURCH pongamos enfasis en la oraci6n y Alvarez, ha desaparecido desde programa del Diaconado no agosto. "La persecuci6n con- busca crear una nueva elite sino en edificar comunidades de fe... asi atraeremos a muchos." tinua," comenta la oficina, una que esta abierto a individuos de referenda a la cadena de toda clase y condicion con Durante la sesidn de preguntas el Padre Juan Lopez arrestos, expulsiones, maltrato y cualidades de sentido comun, asesinatos de sacerdotes y profunda espiritualidad y de la mision de Santa Ana en Naranja, present6 dificultades seglares desde las elecciones de llamado a servir dentro de la febrero. orden sagrada del diaconado. practicas del apostolado rural que cuenta comunidades en "Creo que este debe ser un continua movilidad y variedad de • Mondale recibl6 a 'migrants' punto de seria reflexion para las culturas, pero al mismo tiempo WASHINGTON—Un grupo misiones rurales que tienen senalo la ventaja que estas tienen de trabajadores agricolas de responsabilidad de detectar a los para poder crear verdadero Texas terminaron su huelga de individuos con las cualidades sentido de Iglesia, debido a hambre de cuatro dias frente a la necesarias," dijo. contar con comunidades Casa Blanca cuando lograron Mons. Bryan Walsh senalo la pequenas. conversar sobre sus problemas importancia de no establecer con el vicepresidente Walter criterios de seleccion que Continuara el Mondale. Son miembros de la perjudiquen a candidatos de Texas Farm Workers Union grupos minoritarios. intercambio (TFWU), la mayoria hispanos, En comentarios despues de para futuros intercambios. Todas algun tipo de resumen de las que hicieron una marcha de 1,482 Esencial tener metas la reunion, algunos participantes las misiones habian recibido el charlas que ayude a la com- millas desde Austin para dar indicaron deseos de sesiones con contenido de la Jornada hace prension por parte de todos," publicidad a su suerte En su presentacion minutos menos inform acion y con m&s tiempo." comento. • Educacl6n moral...en la despues, Monseftor desarrollo la posibilidad de participaci6n e Monseflor indic6 que los "Definitivamente ya estoy parabola evang61ica de los intercambio de la base. Otros temas de la Jornada habian sido recibiendo reacciones positivas familla talentos subrayando la noci6n de senalaron dificultades pr&cticas seleccionados de acuerdo con la sobre el intercambio. Creo que WASHINGTON—Un informe que tanto en la sociedad secular de distancias, falta de tiempo, y reflexi6n realizada para el II tenemos un gran campo por del departamento de educaci6n como en la Igleesia "todo in- lengua —aunque se habia Encuentro Nacionl de Pastoral delante para continuar la de la U.S. Catholic Conference dividuo ha de dar. cuenta de su programado un traductor, la Hispano. reflexion entre nosotros y buscar sobre la educacion moral de la trabajo." falta de tiempo no dio lugar a su "En el futuro trataremos de modos de poner todo esto en juventud reitera que esa funci6n "Pero para poder dar cuenta actuaci6n. incluir de modo m£s formal, practica." recae fundamentalmente en la es preciso que existan metas familia, para seguir luego en la "Creo que siempre habra Iglesia y en la comunidad. El definidas y medibles, hemos de lugar para mejorar este tipo de j lograr en las misiones rurales Comunidad informe critica la actitud de los reuniones," dijo Monseflor John padres que delegan en la escuela informaci6n basica sobre la McMahon, Director del • Mlsa en TV— a partir del 1 de • Curso Bfblico en Sta. M6nica, la formaci6n moral de los hijos, gente. Apostolado Rural. "Porque podemos hablar octubre la Misa dominical en el por el Padre Balbino Torres, en lugar de cumplir su "De todos modos esta Jor- Canal 23, sera" transmitida en vivo todos los sabados por la mafiana obligaci6n. mucho de pastoral pero lograr nada tenia una intencidn in- poco por falta de planificaci6n los domingos a las 11:30 de la en el Hall de la parroquia, 3490 formativa," anadi6. • Obispos de Polonla piden efectiva. Y Dios nos dio la mafiana. NW, 192 calle, Opa Locka. Las 'Bajo el tema 'sembrador'! derechos ^apacidad de pensar y • Domingo del Respeto a la clases tienen lugar durante una nos proponiamos sembrar ideas Vida, se celebra este domingo en hora a las 10:30 y 11:30 am., y ROMA—Los obispos de la Arquidibcesis. El Arzobispo tratan el Nuevo Testamento. . Polonia han pedido al gobierno McCarthy ha escrito una carta Para informaci6n 11amar al 621- comunista que deje de usar los The New Country pastoral al respecto que 9846. .medios de comunicaci6n para la publicamos en la pag. 23. • Comida-Ballable organizada propaganda antireligiosa, y AMERICAN CITIZENSHIP por el Movimiento Familiar permita en cambio a la Iglesia Cristiano, el sabado 8 de Octubre difundir su mensaje al gran en el Casablanca Banquet Hall, 8 publico. "Vemos c6molos medios Questions and Answers IMPRENTA calle SW y 22 avenida. Habri de comunicaci6n se usan para menu criollo y music a por los difundir el mal," declaran en su "MARESMA" Continentales. 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"Florida residents please add 4% sales tax. el 9 de octubre hasta el 16, a la TELEFONO 642-7266 detenci6n indefinida, tenia 30 1:30 y 3:00 pm. afios de edad; Page 22 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977 10 anos de trabajo en equipo Los objetivos del Sinodo de en la Secret aria del Sfnodo en 6 de noviembre de 1971, y en ella /'La ley del celibato sacerdotal, E vangelizaci6n en la IV los Obispos, segiin el "Motu pro de la continuidad y para ! tomaron parte 210 miembros. vigente en la Iglesia latina, debe proprio" Apost61ica solicitudo de colaborar en la confecci6n de los El program a abarcaba dos ser mantenida integramente", y La IV Asamblea del Sinodo, Su Santidad el Papa Pablo VI, programas de las asambleas; y temas: el Sacerdocio ministerial que "Quedando siempre a salvo del 27 de septiembre al 26 de son "fomentar la estrecha uni6n el derecho del Sumo Pontifice, no octubre de 1974, estudi6 "La y colaboraci6n entre el Papa y los DE OElSp se admite, ni siquiera en casos Evangelizacion en el mundo obispos de todo el mundo; particulares, la ordenaci6n contemporaneo". Fueron 209 los proeurar que se tenga un O presbiterial de hombres participantes. conocimiento directo y verdadero casados". (De las dos fdrmulas En esta cuarta reuni6n de los problemas y cir- jpropuestas al Sinodo, 6sta obtuvo sinodal hubo deliberaciones cunstancias que afectan a la vida 107 votos placet; la otra, amplias y complejas, hasta el interna de la Iglesia y a su ligeramente diferente: "Com- punto de que resulto imposible obligada accion en el seno del pete s61o al Sumo Pontifice, en resumirlas entonces mundo actual; facilitar la con- casos particulares, por adecuadamente en un documento cordia de opiniones, al menos necesidades pastorales, teniendo linico. En lugar de ello, el Sinodo sobre los puntos esenciales de la en cuenta el bien universal de la entrego al Santo Padre la doctrina y sobre el modo de Iglesia, conceder la ordenaci6n documentaci6n de las actuar en la vida de la Iglesia." presbiterial a hombres casados deliberaciones y, al mismo Las deliberaciones de cuatro que sean, sin embargo de edad tiempo, public^ una brev<° Asambleas sinodales desde 1967, madura y de vida honesta", declaracion sobre la reflejan el trabajo continuo— que 30 DE obtuvo 87 votos placet). evangelizaci6n, tocando puntos sigue realizandose—para llegar a El documento sobre la como los obstaculos a la mayor profundizacion en dichos SEPT justicia en el mundo pasa en evangelizaci6n y la relacion entre objetivos y para realizarlos mas revision puntos contemporaneos evangelizacion y liberacion. perfectamente. DE 1977 globales, incluyendo el derecho al El trabajo de la Asamblea de desarrollo y el fendmeno de la 1974 fue en realidad una especie Comenz6 en 1967 pedir a los obispos de todo el y la Justicia en el mundo. Se injusticia "sin voz" , y llama la de estudio preparatorio que Ilev6 Convocada por el Papa el 29 mundo que seflalen temas para prepararon dos documentos que atenci6n sobre el papel de la a la publicacibn, al aflo siguiente, de septiembre de 1967, la I las asambleas. se sometieron al Santo Padre; el Iglesia en la promoci6n de la de la Exhortaci6n pastoral del Asamblea General del Sinodo Papa aprobo su publicacibn. justicia. Entre otras intuiciones Santo Padre Evangelii nuntiandi, dur6 hasta el 29 de octubre. Sacerdocio y Justicia en la III El documento sobre el importantes, pone de relieve que que presenta todo un plan de Fueron 197 los participantes. La III Asamblea del Sinodo sacerdocio ministerial comiena los esfuerzos en pro de la justicia renovacion de la obra de Tuvo asimismo un program a fue general, al igual que la con la descripcion de las cir- son integrantes del ministerio de evangelizaci6n del mundo con- vasto: revisidn del Cddigo de primera ( y como la cuarta de cunstancias actuales, pasa a la Iglesia. temporaneo. Derecho Canonico; peligros para 1974, y la quinta, que tendra lugar revisar los principios doctrinales la fe; seminarios; matrimonios este afio; solo en 1969 se celebro y concluye dando pautas para la mixtos; problemas litiirgicos. Asamblea "extraordinaria" y vida y el ministerio sacerdotales. Calendario de trabajo Entre las recomendaciones hasta ahora no se ha celebrado Sobre dos temas muy discutidos figura la de instituir una ninguna Asamblea "especial" antes del Sinodo—el celibato El 30 de septiembre, por la mafiana: Santa Misa celebrada por comisi6n consultiva in- del Sfnodo). La citada III sesi6n sacerdotal y la ordenacion de elPapaenlaCapillaSixtina; porlatarde; inauguraci6n del Sinodo ternacional de te6logos, que tuvo lugar del 30 de septiembre al hombres casados—establece que con el discurso del Santo Padre, relacidn del Secretario general y asesoren a la Sagrada relaci6n panoramica sobre la vida de la Iglesia desde la pasada Asamblea sinodal (octubre de 1974) hasta hoy. Congregaci6n para la Doctrina Quienes participan 1 de la Fe. El Papa creo dicha A partir del 1 de octubre, durante cuatro semanas: estudiode . comisi6n en 1969. Los par- Segun los datos que se tienen hasta el tema sinodal, que se hara a traves de sesiones generales en el Aula ticipantes en esta Asamblea del momenta, la composition de la Asamblea sinodal y en los grupos de trabajo Uamados "circulos menores" De este Sinodo aprobaron tambi6n los es la siguiente: Representantes de las Iglesias estudio surgiran propuestas referentes al problema de la principios generales de la Orientales: 13; delegados de las Conferencias catequesis en el mundo; con especial relacidn a los nifios y a los revisibn del C6digo de Derecho Episcopales: 142; jefes de los dicasterios de la j6venes; dichas propuestas se presenter an luego al Santo Padre. Can6nico; asimismo sugirieron Curia Romana: 17; delegados de la Uni6n de Ademas, durante la Asamblea sinodal, mientras se redactan algunos cambios en la pastoral las conclusiones finales del Sinodo, las Congregaciones, respecto de los matrimonios Superiores Generales: 10; Secretario general del Secretariados y Comisiones de la Curia Romana presentaran mixtos (dichos cambios fueron Sfnodo: 1; miembros nombrados por el Sumo relaciones sobre su propio trabajo a los padres sinodales. autorizados en 1970); aprobaron Pontifice: 19; total: 202. A tenor del reglamento , seran elegidos tambien los nuevos en lineas generales el nuevo Ordo miembros del Consejo de la Secretaria general del Sinodo. de la Misa, que entr6 en vigor en 1969; y propusieron la par- f Domingo de Respeto a la Vida ticipacWn de las Conferencias Episcopales en la revisi6n y redacci6n de programas de los Tiempo de toma de conciencia y oracion seminarios. Amadisimos en Cristo: escrutinio de un publico que vuelve a tener un verdadero sentido En la primera lectura de la Misa de hoy, vemos como el de justicia. La pobreza y sus causas son el objeto de crecientes Los miembros de esta profeta Habacuc se queja a su Dios con aparente desesperaci6n esfuerzos para erradicarla de una vez por todas. En la mayoria primera Asamblea sinodal por la violencia, la destrucci6n y la miseria que existen en el de estos casos, solamente vemos una chispa de esperanza ofrecieron tambien abundantes mundo de su 6poca. Dios le contestd al profeta que la ayuda ya mientras agurdamos un pleno estallido de luz que significara el sugerencias para mejbrar los estaba en camino; en verdad Uegara; y no sera muy tarde para comienzo de una nueva era. procedimientos y estructuras del el hombre y la mujer justos que tienen fe. No puede caber duda de que, por muy pequefios que sean los Sinodo. El Santo Padre nombro De nuevo, nuestras mentes y corazones se vuelven a los resultados obtenidos en los liltimos doce meses, estos han podido una comision para estudiar el desamparados que nos rodean quienes, debido a la pobreza, la obtenerse en parte gracias a la creciente toma de conciencia por tema y aprobo algunas de dichas opresidn, el aborto y la eutanasia, se convierten en vfctimas de parte de nuestros fieles Cat61icos de que todos, no importa la recomendaciones en 1969. la destrucci6n y la miseria. Afortunadamente creo que, al igual edad, tenemos un enorme interns en la direcci6n que esta naci6n que Habacuc, al fin estamos, comenzando a discernir la visi6n y el mundo tomen para restituir la dignidad de la vida hum ana II Asamblea en 1969 de un tiempo mejor en el que reinara la justicia y sera protegido al lugar que le corresponde. La II Asamblea del Sinodo el valor de la vida. Sin embargo, aiin nos encontramos lejos de Nuestros programas del Mes de Respeto a la Vida estan fue "extraordinaria" ( una de las ese momento en esta vida y debemos redoblar nuestros disenados para hacernos presente una vez mas los principios de tres clases de asambleas esfuerzos para que se respete todo tipo de vida, desde las en- nuestra fe. Este es, en verdad, un tiempo de auto-educaci6n y previstas en el documento trafias de la madre hasta el sepulcro. toma de conciencia. Debe ser tambten tiempo de oracidn. Les referente a las estructuras Ciertas decisiones recientes de la Corte Suprema y del invito a unirse a mi y a los muchos miles de personas de esta sinodales). Se reunio del 11 al 28 gobierno nos indie an que, despugs de varios afios de retroceso, gran Arquidi6cesis para rogar por la gracia y la ayuda de Dios de octubre de 1969, y conto con la la sociedad en America ha comenzado a reconsiderar su politica al continuar nuestros esfuerzos en defensa del respeto a la vida. participaci6n de 146 miembros. con respecto al aborto indiscriminado y sin limites. Los Con su ayuda no fracasaremos. El tema central fue la esfuerzos para promulgar leyes de eutanasia en distintos Devotamente en Cristo, colegialidad su naturaleza e estados del pais encuentran ahora mayor resistencia. Las implicaciones; las relaciones de violaciones de derechos humanos en nuestro propio pais asi los obispos y las Conferencias como en otras partes del mundo estan recibiendo el riguroso Episcopales con la Santa Sede y Arzobispo de Miami entre si. Una parte de las *• •-— -^»- -»- — ~^m~ _~_ _«. «^».«^». — , _^^ m |M , r. .^^ .^^ ._ mociones vers6 sobre el Sinodo como instrumento de Teologia biblica examinara Evangelio colegialidad. Se tomaron Todavia esta abierta la (FIU), la Oficina de Educacion temporaneos ue interpretaci6n, y El Padre Jorge Garcia, decisiones a la luz de dichas matricula para el curso Religiosa de la Arquididcesis, examen dinamico de la fe de la sacerdote escolapio, estudi<5 mociones, tales como la universitario de Teologia Biblica ofrece este curso todos los jueves Iglesia, segun San Juan. filosofia y teologia en la periodicidad de las Asambleas que dio comienzo el pasado a las 7:30 pm. Las clases requieren un Universidad Cat61ica de sinodales (cada dos afios al jueves 28- en St. Michael. El curso se puede tomar para minimo de 12 alumnos y ofrecen Washington, D. C. terminando principio, cada tres ahora); la Bajo la direcci6n del Padre cr^dito universitario, REL 341, o oportunidades de reflexi6n y sus estudios en la Uni6n institucidn de un Consejo in- Jorge Garcia, Sch. P. y en como auditor. Se tratara el aplicaciones pastorales y Teologica para estudian*"*.*' ternacional de quince miembros colaboracibn con la Universidad Evangelio de San Juan, espirituales segun las graduados, en Berkeley, Internacioftal de la Florida, utilizando me'todos con- necesidades del grupo. California. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, Sentember 30, 1977 / Page 23 Pablo VI elogiado en sus 80 anos CIUDAD DEL VATICANO incluye escritos sobre el Papa por Waldhein, elogia a Pablo VI por palabras del Papa en la ONU, necesidades mds basicas del (NC)—Con motivo del 80 cum- dirigentes mundiales. su "trabajo en pro de la paz y el "No mas guerra," y su mensaje mundo —como el hambre— para pleanos de Pablo VI, el diario En su artfculo, el Secretario entendimiento entre los de 1976 en el dfa mundial de la poder conseguir la paz. vaticano L'Osservatore Romano General de la Organizaci6n de las pueblos." paz, en el que el Papa indicaba la "El interns de Pablo VI por saco una edicidn especial que Naciones Unidas, ONU, Kurt Waldhein recuerda las importancia de satisfacer las los probtemas de los pueblos en desarrollo ha servido para senalar la necesidad de un nuevo orden econ6mico internacional, lo que buscamos lograr por Indios seminoles reciben fondos medio de la DNU, para lograr un futuro pacifico y estable," dice para defensa legal de la tribu Waldheim. DEL RAY BEACH—"Hace En otro articulo, el padre un afio el Arzobispo McCarthy dominico Ives Congar senala las vino a Miami con el anillo y cruz realizaciones de Pablo VI en el pectoral hechos por los indios de campo ecum&iico. Arizona. Hoy hemos querido "Pablo VI ha tenido gestos aculturarle a la Florida que son expresivos y creadores K "strandole que aqui tenemos de nuevas situaciones," dice indios tambi&i." Congar recordando el abrazo de Los comentarios venian de Pablo VI con el Patriarca Monsenor Bryan Walsh, Director Ortodoxo Atenagoras en el Monte Arquidiocesano del Bureau de de los Olivos, su visita a Ginebra, Servicios Catolicos. el anillo que entregd al obispo anglicano Michael Ramsey... Mientras hablaba, el indio Tambi6n recuerda a Pablo VI seminole Michael Tiger de arrodillado ante el Metropolitano Hollywood, Florida, hacia en- Meliton en el ano 75, y besando trega al Arzobispo del tipico los pies del Patriarca Dimitrios... saco multicolor de los de la tribu. Momentos antes, y con El Papa recibi6 cientos de motivo de la conmemoraci6n en mensajes en su cumpleanos, La Florida del dia del indio incluido uno del Presidente americano, el arzobispo habia Jimmy Carter elogiando su labor hecho entrega a los indios, de un por la defensa de los derechos cheque por valor de $33,000. humanos. Los fondos, conseguidos a El Santo Padre pas6 el dia de traves del Bureau de Servicios su cumpleanos normalmente Catolicos de la Arquidi6cesis, atareado con su trabajo del dfa. iban destinados especificamente "En Florida hay Indios tambien", le dljo Monsenor Bryan Walsh al Arzobispo McCarthy La noche anterior el celebrb al establecimiento de un mientras le ayudaba a poner el tipico saco de los seminoles. A la derecha Michael Tiger, quien una Misa solemne en la basilica programa de defensa legal para recibI6 de la Arquldlocesls fondos para programa de defensa legal de su tribu. de San Pedro y fue sorprendidos los indios seminoles. con un coro de unas 10,000 voces. El Papa elogi6 a los cantantes "Hace tres anos solicitamos Glory, Director local de la fondos para este mismo recomend£ndoles que canten en campana logro dos donaciones de sus parroquias. programa, a la Campana de $9,000, de fundaciones privadas— Derechos Hum anos de la Con- que nan pedido permanecer en el "Dice la escritura que el ferencia Episcopal Americana," anonimato. El resto del dinero cielo premia hasta un vaso de comento Mons. Walsh, Director fue desighado por el Arzobispo agua que se ofrece por amor de Arquidiocesano del Bureau de Carroll, utilizando fondos locales Dios," coment6 el Papa. "Creo Servicios Catolicos. "La oficina de la Campana de Desarrollo que una bonita canci6n es mejor Nacional no concedio la Humano," explico Monsenor que un vaso de agua, y seguro que donacion, pero, Monsenor John Walsh. P.O. Box 38-105M Miami. Fla. 33138. T>l. 758-0543 tambieii el premio sera mejor, gracias," les dijo. Arz. McCarthy a misiones rurales Como Iglesia primitiva: todos evangelizadores Por ARACELICANTERO parroquia de Ntra. Sefiora Reina que hemos de llegar al espiritu de de la Paz, en Delray para vista intelectual sino que hemos DELRAY—Religiosas , fieles escuchar al Arzobispo, al Padre de llegar al espiritu y al corazdn, y sacerdotes al firente de las 9 David Punch y a Monsenor Bryan a las raices de la Iglesia misiones rurales de la Walsh sobre los temas del primitiva," les dijo el Arzobispo Arquidiocesis se reunieron el laicado, el diaconado per- al compartir sus deseos de una pasado fin de semana con el manente y la necesidad de mayor participacibn del laicado Arzobispo McCarthy para una planificacion y metas especificas en la mision de la Iglesia. Jornada de reflexi6n e in- en el apostolado rural urcambio. arquidiocesano. Desde tan lejos como "Yo siento que no s61o hemos Todos somos Iglesia Naranja, Indiantown y Naples, de enfocar nuestras cosas desde unas 30 personas acudieron a la un punto de vista intelectual sino "Pienso que en la comunidad cristiana primitiva existiria un amplio sentido de Iglesia, sin Celebrara Arquidiocesis separaci6n de sacerdotes, religiosos y seglares. Una comunidad amplia donde todos y Semana de Justicia y cada uno experimentaba la paz, la alegria y felicidad de ser parte activa de algo nuevo," anadi6. Derechos Humanos El arzobispo enumerti Estudlantes hispanos del Seminarlo Mayor en Boynton Beach, amenizaron con su cancidn la cena de representantes de las Por iniciativa del Comite' declaraciones defendiendo los algunas orientaciones sobre el derechos humanos de los pueblos papel del laico en las misiones misiones rurales, reunidos en DellRay para una Jornada de Nacional de los Laicos, en todas reflexion, con el Arzobispo McCarthy. las dibcesis de la naci6n se y las personas. rurales: celebrara la semana del 16 al 23 "Hemos de ser constructores cristiano en donde crezcan de ministerios laicales, "que de octubre como Semana de la En la Arquididcesis, el de la fe y atraer a la gente por naturalmente los valores del identifique ireas de servicio y Justicia y los Derechos Arzobispo McCarthy celebrara nuestro testimonio. No todos evangelio," dijo. canalice, entrene y supervise a Humanos. una Misa Solemne en la Catedral pueden predicar pero todos "Ademas hemos de crear los fieles con llamada a servir en Sera una semana de de St. Mary el domingo 16, a las pueden edificaf con su ejemplo," sentido de comunidad en donde el areas especificas. reconocimiento de los pueblos 11 am. Se espera la participaci6n dijo. laicado tome conciencia de su exiliados, oprimidos, y donde se de fieles de toda la Arquidi6cesis El Arzobispo tambi&i senalo misi6n y donde se desarrolle un El Diaconado, cometen violaciones contra la con representaci6n de naciones la necesidad de alimentar la vida sentido de servicio, de vocaci6n libertad y los derechos humanos donde se cometen violaciones de oraci6n y fomentar los valpres para todos." no para elite _& los individuos. Serd tambten contra la justicia y los derechos cristianos y creacibn de pequenas En sus comentarios el semana de oracibn y apoyo al humanos. Mds informacitfn en comunidades de base. "Es Arzobispo expres6 sus planes de Al presentar el Programa preciso ir creando un ambiente Santo Padre y a los obispos en sus semanas pr6ximas. crear una oficina arquidiocesana (Pasa a la Pag. 22) Page 24 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, September 30, 1977