Pennsylvania's D. largest w eekly 0 4 7 9 8 0 0 |______DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY m r g h C a t h o l i c circu lation LIBRARIAN LOCUST & COLBERT STREETS PITTSBURGH P A l l ? Friday, September 9. 1983 139th Y oar. CXLIV No. 26 =j>iau u s n e a in itt44: America's Oldest Catholic Newspaper in Continuous Publication Convents Inside C ath olics fa vorite ta rget o f cults P ro-life events become (See editorial on page 4) Priest-author to speak at state pro-life convention here home fo r By WILLIAM FODIAK and U.S. congressman to speak at People Concerned for the Religious cults have not disappeared and Catholics are still a Unborn Child banquet here. elderly favorite target for cult membership, Father Donald Breier, Page 3. director of the Youth Ministry for the Pittsburgh Diocese, warned Open bouse ceremonies will be In addition, he said, Catholics now ate being recruited for held this month at two former stewardship by so-called “ Christian churches” , where leaders convents in the Turtle Creek claim they are the only ones who can interpret the will of God and Valley that have been converted tell their followers when to marry, what job to take, and how much into group homes for low-income income must be given to their church in order to be “ saved.” (rider adults. Cults seem to recruit more heavily at the beginning of school The ventures mark the first terms at colleges: however, they are constantly recruiting all year time the diocese and area parishes long in subtle ways, such as fellowship meetings, free concerts. have joined with the Presbyterian Bible study, prayer meetings etc. M o v ie s Association on Aging to provide I f Catholics a re awareof cult tactics and objectives, then there is such housing. less chance they will be recruited. But the Church needs to do Fr. Peter Horton reviews The ceremonies will be held more, Fr. Breier said. three movies, ail of which he Sunday, Sept. 18. from 9 a.m. to 2 “ The only way we can curb the cults is to counteract them with calls losers. Page 12. p.m. at the former St. William positive things.” he said. “ The Catholic Church has to give its convent in East Pittsburgh — now members a sense of belonging in a caring Christian community. B attle of Vienna known as Bessemer Terrace Then members won’t have to look for it some place else. The House, 515 Howard St., and Church has to give its members goals and challenge them to Area priest reviews the Battle service, which the cults do. The Church needs to challenge the of Vienna, which took place 300 Saturday, Sept. 24, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday. Sept. 25, idealism of its younger members.” years ago, prior to the pope’s The Church has to do an awful lot to build the family again, he visit to Austria Sept. 10-13. Page from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the former St. Joseph convent, now said, adding that religious education alone does not fulfill a youth’s 7. called Verona House, 435 Verona needs. St., Braddock. In addition to young people, adults have become involved with Work on the projects was begun churches where there is one person, often labeled a shepherd, who in March with these groups as co­ claims to be the only person who can interpret the Bible and sponsors: the diocese, St. William directs members in their occupations and finances These and St. Joseph parishes, the Turtle churches are “ Christian" in name only because the shepherd Creek Valley Development actually has placed himseif above Christ. In order for members to There is help for worried parents. Corporation and the Presbyterian be “ saved” , they must follow the shepherd's directives. Dame University and was on a fellowship at Sorbonne in Paris Q u e s t i o n s Association on Aging, as Most recently, the Church of Bible Understanding invaded Now he was a Moonie (Unification Church member).” managing agent. Convenant House operated by Father Bruce Ritter in New York The parent wanted to know what Catholic educators did to make Fr. Charles Bober discusses The group homes will open in City and tried to lure away homeless and runaway youth underage her son so gullible and what was the Church doing to prevent other who may be godparents. Page 6. mid-September, with Bessemer 20 who stay at the center. F r. Ritter said the cult made promises of Catholics from getting involved in a cult. Terrace to house eight persons a job, a place to stay, security, friendship and happiness. The mother continually called Father Breier and kept sending and Verona House to provide The cult is headquartered in Philadelphia with centers in other him literature regarding cults. “ I did not know a thing about cults A lso inside living facilities for six persons. major cities. Fr. Breier said there have been members from the at the time,” he said. “ Her brother was a priest and he came in to cult recruiting in the Pittsburgh area. see both the bishop and me about the situation. At that time, the Obituaries...... Page 2 The homes are designed for those able to live semi- “ Traditionally, the Catholic /Church and Jewish Synagogue have Church in the United States was doing almost nothing for cult Editorials...... Pages 4-5 appealed very little to the emotional side of a person's life," Fr. victims or their families — not even educating Catholics to prevent Home A g a in ...... Page 6 independently but unable to provide for all of their own basic Breier said. "Rather, it has been an appeal to the intellect." Yet, a other persons from getting involved in cults." Calendar...... Page 9 youth from adolescense to age 25 holds strong emotional desires, Fr. Breier soon started reading about cults and sects to become Around diocese ... Pages 10-11 needs. They will provide room and board, 24-hour supervision by a rather than intellectual ones. knowledgeable about the subject. “ As youth director, I am Since cults do appeal to one's emotions and offer a sense of supposed to be an advocate for youth and the cult situation is a D e a t h s house supervisor, laundry facilities and linen service and community and belonging, certain Catholics and Jews turn to valid part of my ministry,” he said. “ I called the mother up and them for this need when they cannot find it in their own Church. Sister M. Corona Carraher, housekeeping services in the asked what could I do." Members of these two denominations are susceptible to the cults. “ She introduced me to the Pittsburgh Association of Individual member of Pittsburgh Sisters of homes' common living areas. Bessemer Terrace and Verona Fr. Breier cited an example that occurred when he became Freedom (P A IF ) and I have been working with them ever since, Mercy. director of Youth Ministry. “ One of the women of the diocese primarily in the line of education,” he said. " It is a great support Margaret M. (Flanagan) House, which are now newly began to call me frequently,” he said. She explained her son Patriquin, Bensalem Township, formed non-profit corporations, graduated from Catholic grade school. Catholic high school, Notre (Continued on page 11) Bucks County. (Continued on page 3)

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By STEPHEN KARLINCHAK thesis for the staff member. of Western Pennsylvania Hospital The best demonstration and a facility operated by the The Ursuline Center, Bloom­ illustrating the need. Sister Elaine University Health System. field, is looking to an October said, came not too along ago when However, she added, these opening for its “ hospital hostel,” a she received four requests in four facilities often have no vacancies facility providing housing for out- days from local health care and there is a waiting list to get of-town hospital out-patients and providers for lodging for patients lodging in them to the families of out-of-town in­ and/or their families. In one case, The annex, which will house the patients who come to Pittsburgh a five-member family from hospital hostel, was a private for medical treatment. Hawaii needed lodging when they house built at least 100 years ago. The facility, to be located on the came to Pittsburgh because their Sister Elaine said. When the grounds of the Ursuline Center on daughter needed a liver academy was open, the annex was Winebiddle Street, will be housed transplant. In another situation, a used for sewing classes and to in an annex of the former Ursuline man from another part of house the offices of school dubs Academy that is presently Pennsylvania will be undergoing and periodicals. undergoing rem odelin g anc1 therepy at a local hospital every The remodeling began in July. renovation. day for 30 days. Sister said he The building's third floor was open According to Sister Elaine won’t require hospitalization, but space and is now being divided Eckert, OSU, executive director he lives too far away to commute. into rooms. On the first floor, of the Ursuline Center, the In a third case, a woman from remodeling will be done to make “ hospital hostel" will meet some Italy will come to Pittsburgh in the floor accessible for the of the needs of the community. She October for a transplant and her handicapped. Sister said when said a 1980 survey done when the family needs a place to stay while completed, the hospital hostel will decision was made to close the she is hospitalized. In the fourth have room for 20 beds, cooking academy and open the community situation, a man needed a place to and laundry facilities, a common center, indictated a real need stay while he placed his mother in living room and a vending area. cited by the neighborhood, a nursing home and finished up “ This is just basic, moderate especially the hospitals in the some unfinished business for her. renovation," Sister Elaine said. community, for medically-related “ The statistical data is there," “ What needs to be done is being lodging. A staff member at the Sister Elaine said. done at minimum cost. We want The Cfmnd Emnire-stvle architecture of the first pastor. The building, constructed in 1878, was Ursuline Center did a foilow-up Sister said that there are three the hostel to be comfortable and to impressive rectory of Most Holy Name parish on designated a historic landmark by the Pittsburgh study which gathered data similar facilities in operation in meet safety standards." supporting those needs. That Pittsburgh — the Ronald Original estimates for the studv later became a master’s McDonald House, the Daly House (Continued on page 3) Open house scheduled for Troy H ill rectory

By PATRICIA BARTOS The rectory, located at 1700 home, built in the “ Second Harpster Street, where it Empire” architectural styie, was te tour of the historic rectory dominates the neat, well-kept the work of Most Holy Name’s first pastor, the aristocratic, lost Holy Name parish in Troy Troy Hill landscape and sits this past summer was such a alongside St. Anthony Chapel, will cultured and strong-willed Fr. ;ess — it drew over 1,000 host the open house Sunday, Seubert G. Mollinger. Some 20 volunteer tour guides ions — that it will now become Sept. 18, from 1 to 7 p.m. The 107-year-old, three-story from the parish, working with Fr. nnual event. Richard J. Mueller, pastor, Fr. David Jastrab, assistant, and OFFICIAL Mary Wohleber, parish archivist, are preparing for the event. Canon Law Com mittee Also working on the project are representatives of parish His Excellency, Bishop Leonard, has formed a Committee to organizations who will serve make the necessary preparations for the implementation of the refreshments on the rectory Revised Code of Canon Law. The members of the Committee are backyard grounds to visitors. follows: . . . ____ _ It was the success of the Reverend Robert G. Wolk, J.C.L. Chairman summer tour, held during Most Most Reverend John B. McDowell, V.G., D.D., Ph.D. Hdly Name’s celebration of the Most Reverend Anthony G. Bosco, V.G., D.D., J.C.L. 180th anniversary of St. Anthony Reverend Robert J. Ahlin, J-C-L- Chapel, that convinced the parish Sister Adrian Dimmerling, C.D.P., MCh.A. to make the house tours an annual Reverend Lawrence A. DiNardo, M.Ch.A. event, Fr. Mueller explained. Reverend Jerome A. Dixon, J.C.L. It was during this centennial Reverend Robert M. Franco, M.Ch.A. observance that the Pittsburgh Reverend Richard M. Lelonis, J.C.L. History and Landmarks Founda­ bouse Most Holy Name will host Sunday, Sept. 18, Reverend Adam J. Maida, J.C.L., J.D. tion placed a plaque on the Mary Wohleber, parish archivist, and Fr. Richard Reverend Edmund Quinn, O.F.M. Cap., J.C.D. § from I to 7 p.m. The afternoon wlU feature tours rectory’s entrance, designating it J. Mueller, pastor of Most Holy Name Church in Reverend Raymond M. Utz, S.T.L., J.C.L. Troy Hill, stand in the parish rectory’s famed through the historic structure. —Photo by John C. Keenan Very Reverend Leo V. Vanyo. J.C.D.______a _ (Continued on page 3) ornate dining room as they prepare for the open Page 2 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. September 9, 1983 INAfiAsan/world news

H oly Eucharist celebration limited to ordained priests critiques of the Dominican's position by three materials sent to the U.S. bishops summarized B y JERRY FILTEAU mystery cannot be celebrated in any community the Schillebeeckx thesis on ordained ministry and except by an ordained priest, as expressly taught theologians. Archbishop John R. Quinn of San Francisco, the Eucharist this way: ‘Th e election and WASHINGTON (NC) — The Vatican’s by the Fourth La ter an Council” in the year 1215, who is chairman of the NCCB Committee on recognition by the community is decisive. The Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith has the papally approved document said. Doctrine, also issued a pastoral letter on the laying on of hands (of sacramental ordination) is condemned as "absolutely incompatible with the The Doctrinal congregation’s new document question for his own archdiocese, and copies of it only secondary.” faith" any view holding that the Eucharist can be was released Sept. 8 at the Vatican and were sent by the NCCB to all the bishops in the celebrated without a sacramentally ordained simultaneously in Washington by the National Father Schillebeeckx, recently retired Conference of Catholic Bishops. country. professor of theology at the University of priest. In his letter Archbishop Quinn said that the The condemnation, in the form of a letter to the Titled “ Letter to the Bishops of the Catholic Nijmegen in the Netherlands, argued in his book doctrinal congregation's statement is an occasion world's bishops, seemed to be directed chiefly at Church on Certain Questions Concerning the that as far as the New Testament is concerned, a “ to renew and deepen our conviction about the the views Belgian-born Dominican Father Minister of the Eucharist," it is dated Aug. 6 and Christian community faced with no eucharistic central importance of the priesthood’ ' in the life Edward Schillebeeckx expressed in his recent signed by the doctrinal congregation’s prefect, president could have chosen one of its members to book, "Ministry: Leadership in the Community of Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, and secretary. of the church. preside at the Eucharist without requiring the It is also a challenge “ to pray for vocations to Jesus Christ." The letter did not, however, cite Archbishop Jerome Hamer. laying on of hands by a bishop. the priesthood so that ail the other ministries and Father Schillebeeckx or any other theologians by The text of the letter states that Pope John Paul charisms in the church may be nourished and The doctrinal congregation's letter said the name as proponents of the condemned views. II approved it and ordered its publication. energized” by the priestly ministries of view ‘ ‘that the power to confect the sacrament of "Since it is of the very nature of the church that In conjunction with distribution of the letter in the United States, the NCCB’s Committee on preaching God's word and celebrating the the Eucharist is not necessarily connected with the power to consecrate the Eucharist is sacramental ordination... is absolutely imparted only to the bishops and priests who are Doctrine sent the nation’s bishops a 46-page Eucharist, he said. Msgr. Richard Malone, executive director of incompatible with the faith as it has been handed constituted its ministers by the reception of Holy commentary on Father Schillebeeckx’ views on the NCCB Committee on Doctrine, in the down. ’ Orders, the church holds that the eucharistie ministry and the Eucharist, including published Bishops sees pope heading off problems over female priesthood

By FR. KENNETH J. DOYLE Conference in Baltimore, an ad hoc committee of the National Conference of Catholic Bishops ROME (NC) — Pope John Paul II's request that began to dialogue with the group. U.S. bishops withdraw support from groups In 1982 the NCCB committee issued a report advocating a female priesthood was designed to asking that more church ministries be opened to discourage hopes that women will become women, but it did not call for women priests. priests, said some of the 23 U.S. bishops who To Bishop Mark Hurley of Santa Rosa, Calif., heard the Sept. 5 papal speech. the surprising fact was the strength of the pope’s The pope’s thinking is that "to let the discussion comments. continue would just cause ultimate frustration,” "What he said was direct, absolute and said Archbishop Rembert Weakland of unconditional,” said Bishop Hurley. "W e knew of Milwaukee. the pope's theological position on women’s ‘‘And I'm sure that the pope doesn't want to do ordination, but asking us not to give any support that,” he added. to those who advocate it is a further step.” The archbishop was among the U.S. bishops As to the probable reaction in the United States, interviewed by NC News after they attended the Archbishop Whealon forecast that “they will get meeting in which the pope spoke. the usual acceptance — they won’t change Archbishop John Whealon of Hartford, Conn., anybody’s mind.” agreed. He said he was not surprised by the According to Archbishop Weakland, "What the Pope's remarks because “ I ’ve come to know the pope said will not be well accepted in America, even by some who are not in favor of women’s Labor D ay Mass holy father as one who talks about situations and confronts them directly.” ordination. The termination of discussion is a Church, Downtown. With them are Fr. John “ When I meet people who support women's hard thing for people to accept.” Msgr. Charles Owen Rice (second from left), long The pope’s position, continued Archbishop Harvey (left), administrator of St. Mary of Mercy ordination, I always say, ‘I don’t see how it can be active in the labor union movement, was the Weakland, is that it is divinely revealed that only parish, and John Remark, financial secretary of done and the church doesn’t see how it can be homilist and Aux. Bishop John McDowell (right) males can be priests and there is no point in Local 85 of the Amalgamated Transit Union and a done. It would be a dramatic change in theology, was the principal celebrant for the annual diocesan carrying on the discussion. Labor Day Mass, held Sept. 5 in St. Mary of Mercy member of the Allegheny County Labor Council. in tradition and in scriptural interpretation,’’ added Archbishop Whealon. At least one bishop, Archbishop Francis Hurley Cancer claims "The point of the pope's remarks,” he said, “ is of Anchorage, Alaska, said that the pope’s words Bishop nam ed in Mass . that to encourage any groups favoring women’s are not meant to cut off all discussion. ordination would be unreal in terms of theology.” "In the spirit of collegiaiity, we bishops are WASHINGTON (NC) — Pope since 1968. Harrisburg’s Bishop Daniel Reilly of Norwich, Conn., also asked to enter the dialogue on the pope’s behalf,” John Paul II Sept. 5 named was not surprised. said Archbishop Hurley. "In the same spirit of Auxiliary Bishop Timothy J. Born in Holyoke, Mass., on Dec. Bishop Daley "I thought that if he addressed the issue, he’d collegiaiity we must share with him the results of Harrington of Worcester, Mass., 19, 1918, Bishop Harrington speak in this way. It’s what he has been saying all the dialogue.” new bishop of Worcester. attended the College of Holy Cross HARRISBURG, Pa. (NC) — along,” Bishop Reilly said. In November, the bishops of the northwest Bishop Harrington, 64, succeeds in Worcester and the Grand Bishop Joseph T. Daley of Bishop Reilly added that what the pope might United States will hold their 14th annual meeting Bishop Bernard J. Flanagan, who Seminary at the University of Harrisburg died of cancer Sept. 2 have had in mind was a situation which developed with major superiors of male and female resigned earlier this year at 75. Montreal. He was ordained a at his residence, where he had in 1978 when, after a Women’s Ordination Religious. Pope John Paul also accepted priest in 1946, and earned a been under medical care. The 67- the resignation of Auxiliary master's degree at the Boston year-old bishop had led the Bishop Nicolas E. Walsh, 66, of College of Social Work in 1952. 200,000-member diocese since Seattle. In retirement, the bishop 1971. Pittsburgh’s will retain the title of former Bishop Walsh was named bishop a Mass of Christian Burial was Quality Fund Raising Products Co. Bishop of Yakima, Wash., the post of Yakima in 1974, and was scheduled for Sept. 8 in St. 900,000 SPECIALIZING IN QUALITY PERSONALIZED SERVICE he held prior to being transferred transferred in 1976 for reasons of Patrick's Cathedral, Harrisburg, Catholics S e fe c f from o v s r 300 Horn* from famous m akan with priza programs to Seattle in 1976. health to serve as auxiliary to with Cardinal John Krol of ara someone available lor all fund raising projects. Bishop Harrington has been Archbishop Raymond Hunthau- Philadelphia as principal special. Reach HERSHEY MAM’S FALCON CADBURY SERVICE IS sen of Seattle. celebrant and Auxiliary Bishop auxiliary bishop of Worcester them through WARD JOHNSTON KIT PROGRAMS MY BUSINESS w 9 m John J. Ward of Los Angeles as ------homilist. Auxiliary Bishop the PITTSBURGH You have Mad tho real now usa th o b e s t. PHONE ANSWERS 24 HOURS William H. Keeler of Harrisburg CATHOLIC Mrs. Patriquin, mother ot and retired^ Bishop George L. BRUCES.HERER 781-2784 1-800-472-1433 Sr. M. Corona Garry G. Patriquin, a fourth-year Leech of Harrisburg were to Sister M. Corona Carraher. a seminarian studying for the concelebrate. . member of the Pittsburgh Sisters Pittsburgh Diocese at Mt. St. Diocesan consultors elected of Mercy for 72 years, died Mary Seminary in Emmitsburg, B‘sh.°P, Keeler to rve St. Peregrin« Devotion, Md., died Tuesday. Sept. 6, in administrator of Uie diocese until Saturday, Sept. 3, in Mercy Hall, St. Peregrin e, Franciscan Friars the infirmary residence of the Lower Bucks Hospital in Bucks a *>ew^ h»»H nr 276 W. Lincoln Ave order in Oakland. She was 89. H elp er off In cu rables P.O. Box 596 ^aewai'H 1in“ ,e"«lh,‘"nes8 the"& S?to “ n lke A native of Pittsburgh, she Mount Vernon, Survivine in addition to her son retirement of Bishop Leech. From New York 10551 entered the order in 1911 from St. SOLEMN NOVENA OF MASSES Mary parish, 46th St., Lawrence- AND PRAYERS OCT. 11-OCT. 19 ville. t "SSTof*Leviuown ^two St. Peregrine is the heavenly patron Dear Fathers: She taught at numerous schools grandchildren; w oT rJ tb w '•>’ >*« « » I f f C tte U c btehops m in the Pittsburgh and Greensburg of those afflicted by cancer, by any Please include my petitions in dioceses before her retirement in Garrett J. Flanagan of Boston and ^ n u ^ a the^ trial of the ailment of the leg, or by any your Solemn Novena to St. 1972. Later she was a tutor at the incurable disease. Peregrine, and send me, FREE, Carlow Campus School and a 8£ 5K5U!j33& « 2 A Solemn Novena of Masses your prayer folder and blessed receptionist at the motherhouse. Nee of Rockland. Mass., and Joan the Jtarussinns S and F’rayers to seek the aid medal so that I may join you Nieces and nephews survive. Johnston of Ab.donn. CM. ¡J J ¡- « ¡- “ “.nl of St. Peregrine for your own in prayer. s p . 413 needs and petitions will take Funeral Mass was offered conscientious objection. place from Oct. 11 to Oct. 19. Tuesday. Sept. 6, in St. Mary mT . After the war, he assigned St. Peregrine, who was himself Convent. Burial followed in St. iT ecroiogy priests and sisters to minister to Xavier Cemetery, Latrobe. the Vietnamese refugees at Fort cured of cancer of the leg, will respond to your faith and prayer Sept. 13 Indiantown Gap. He also by interceding for you. Mrs. Patriquin Fr. Ignatius S. Herkel 1950 established the Diocesan Office Please send today for your free Funeral Mass for Margaret M. Fr. Basil Bekavac, OFM ....1982 lor Migration and Refugee prayer folder and the blessed St. (Flanagan) Patriquin was offered Sept 16 Services, which continues to Peregrine Medal to remind you to Fr. Francis A. 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Father John Powell, S.J., Ernest Ohlhoff of the National internationally known speaker Committee for a Human Life and author, will give the keynote Amendment; Rev. Dan Hummell address at the Pennsylvania Pro- of Pennsylvanians for a Biblical Life Convention '83 to be held in Morality; Mr. John Marshall of Pittsburgh Sept. 30, October 1-2. Philadelphia Christian Action Fr. Powell, a professor of Council and Rev. Albert Koyacs, president of Pennsylvania Pro- theology at Loyola University, Chicago, and the second best­ Life Protestants. Workshops will cover a wide selling Catholic author in the range of topics, including: pre- country, took a sabbatical in 1976 and post-abortion counseling, to study the “ life issues" which teenage sexuality, organizing a culminated in his latest book, local chapter, Christian “ Abortion: The Silent Holocaust.” involvement, abortion politics, Á Father Powell will address the convention at the Saturday public relations and lobbying for evening banquet. life. A general session on Saturday The state pro-life convention, an afternoon will provide an in-depth annual project of the Pennsylvan­ FR. JOHN POWELL, S.J. investigation and discussion of infanticide and feature a video­ ia Pro-Life Federation, will also tape of the television documen­ feature presentations by Sister Paula Vandegear, an expert in Fetterhoff, executive director, tary, “ Death in the Nursery.” Convention chairman Mary rose alternative to abortion programs and Bemie Shire, information Hartman, executive director of and editor of Heartbeat magazine, officer, both of the Pennsylvania the host organization — making in remodeling an old house on the center’s the official publication of Catholic Conference; Dr. David Craig Eiseagart shows Sister Elaine Eckert, OSU, Pennsylvanians for Human Life, property, turning it into a hospital hostel. Alternatives to Abortion O’Steen of Minnesota, an expert in executive director of the Ursaliae Center in Southwest Region — has invited International. pro-life political action from the Bloomfield, the progress the construction crew is everyone with a deep concern for And, Sen. Joseph Rocks and National Committee for a Pro-Life the dignity and value of human life Rep. Stephen Friend, Pennsylvan­ Congress. to attend the weekend event. ia legislators who have been in the And, Molly Kelly of Philadelph­ She said “ The convention has ' H o s p it a l hosteto o p e n forefront of efforts to protect the ia, an expert in presenting the pro­ been planned as an educational unborn in Pennsylvania; Howard life story to the teenage audience; (Continued from page 1) Committee, and from private existing facilities. While she said and motivational experience at the room price has yet to be affordable prices. There are donations. In addition, Sister put out a call determined, Sister Elaine said it workshops for the novice as well renovation made two-and-one- for household goods. “ We still will be minimal, much lower than R ep . H yd e to speah here as experienced pro-lifer and half years ago, Sister said, were need four single beds,” she said. hotel costs. general presentations for those $50,000 for overall remodeling and "W e need kitchen appliances. You In addition. Sister said that U.S. Rep. Henry J. Hyde of Illinois will speak at the 11th annual who may not be involved but wish $50,000 for electrical work; the name it, we need it: pots, pans, when the hostel opens, there will pro-life banquet of People Concerned for the Unborn Child to learn more about our estimates didn’t include the costs lamps. We need all the things you be a residential manager on staff Saturday, Oct. 8, at 7 p.m. at the Marriott in Monroeville. to furnish the hostel. The costs for movement. need when you set up a to keep things running smoothly Rep. Hyde has been active in promoting legislation to provide “ We are very excited about the the remodeling have now household. We need drapes; we constitutional protection to the unborn child and to cut off tax- entire program and hope that increased to $85,000. "W e can provide support in a have 36 windows in that building. funding of abortion. people across the state will come Sister Elaine said she has raised crisis situation,” Sister Elaine She has received goods from Mary Winter, executive director of PCUC, said, “ The visit of together to learn more from about $110,000 and added that she said in summarizing the goals of other sources, such as linen from Congressman Henry Hyde is an unprecedented opportunity for the national experts and share needs about $50,000 to complete the hospital hostel. "The families Western Pennsylvania Hospital. pro-life community of Southwest Pennsylvania to hear the leading experiences with one another.' the project. The project received will be dealing with life, death and Sister Elaine said that a advocate of life in the U.S. Congress.” For a complimentary flyer funding through Allegheny maybe loss. committee is being organized to For reservations call 372-6780 or 366-0569. outlining convention activities County, the R.K. Mellon develop a referral policy and to “ Our facility will help make the and listing hotel and conference Foundation, the Merck Company determine lodging fees. For the situations more accepted. Even if fees write to: Pa. Pro-Life Foundation, Neville Chemical, the a family should have a loss, we diocesan Fund to Aid Neighbors in former, Sister said that referrals Convention ‘83, P.O. Box 211, will most likely be received from want to make their stay in Open house set C-esco, Pa. 18326 or call the office Need, International Business Pittsburgh as comfortable as Machines Corporation, United social service departments at the of PH L Southwest at (412) 391- local hospitals and from the possible. (Continued from page I) paintings border an embellished Jewish Federation Urban Affairs medallion. The medallions are is a historic site. located in each room, holding Mrs. Wohleber said the their original cut crystal :ommanding appearance of the chandeliers. •ectory structure, as well as its To the left in the entrance hall is inely crafted interior, reflect in the pastor’s office, with two nany ways the personality and Victorian gentlemen’s chairs. To leritage of its creator, Fr. ELECTRONICS the right are the parish office and TECHNOLOGY Mollinger. Fr. Jastrab's office, where an 1857 A life-time resident of Troy Hill Von Sil painting of the Crucifixion including Microcomputers vho has done much historical dominates the far wall. -esearch on the community, Mrs. Accredited Member — National An imposing marbie-topped hall Association of Trade & Technical Schools Wohleber admits to still being « B f RANK UN p ; ascinated with the achievements piece, again with finely carved Member —■ State Insured Guarantee *f Fr. Moljinger. , woodwork surrounding a huge Loan Program He was born in 1828 at wall mirror, stands opposite the U.S. Government Securities Fund Member — State Grant Program Schoonhaven Castle at Campe- central staircase. 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Children, and rooms. In the entrance hall however, must be accompanied jstacrefr ¡M eart (Elptrclf itself, small lyrical ceiling by adults. 310 SHADY AVENUE IN Homes for elderly set HONOR (Continued from page I) Terrace House board are Fr. A Church Designated for re leasing the former convents Russell J. Maurer, pastor of St. OF rom the churches at a rate of $1 William, William Koryak and Holy Year Observance er year plus payment of repairs Edward Fisher of the St. William parish council, Arnett and Pruitt. nd maintenance costs. CELEBRATES To accomplish the change-over, The Presbyterian Association SL Elizabeth Ann Seton he Turtle Creek Valley on Aging is based in Oakmont. As )evelopment Corporation managing agent, it is a charitable, THE FEAST OF AND btained $70,000 in state non-profit, non-denominational ommunity development funds corporation operating a regional hrough the Allegheny County system of facilities, programs and St. John Neumann, C.SS. R. services for older persons in levelopment department. The COME AND PRAY FOR: •ittsburgh Foundation granted southwestern Pennsylvania. THE TRIUM PH FAMILY LIFE 22,500 to help with furnishing the The Oakmont Presbyterian CATHOLIC EDUCATION uildings. Home, one of these regional PEACE IN THE WORLD Charles W. Pruitt Jr., president facilities, will provide technical OF THE CR O SS EMPLOYMENT if the Presbyterian Association on and professional supportive FAITH ANO HEALING iging, stated that “ the projects services to the new projects. VOCATIONS For information on the homes S E P T . 1 4 , 1 9 8 3 ire demonstrating how existing NINE WEDNESDAYS acilities such as church-adjacent or for applications for those lousing can be rehabilitated and wishing to become residents, Septem ber 14 — N o v e m b e r 9 iperated to provide excellent contact St. William rectory at 823- HOLY YEAR MASS mall-group-living arrange- 6415; St. Brendan rectory in 11:30 AM 3 :0 0 PM 7 :3 0 PM nents.” Braddock, 271-1706; the Turtle : Making up the newly formed Creek Valley Housing Develop­ 7:30 PM ST. KIERAN CHURCH (oard of directors for Verona ment Corp. (Peter Behrens), 271- 6370; or Presbyterian Association S3R9 AMR C AR H ISli ST. louse are Fr. William Rutledge, All are cordially invited to participate in this liturgy on the 1 PTTTSaURMI, FA. iastor of St. Joseph; William on Aging (Monique Dietz) 828 Irnett Jr., executive director of 5600, ext. 51. day of voluntary fast and abstinence requested by Bishop Payment for room and board he Turtle Creek Housing L eo n a rd . ALL ARE WELCOME Development Corporation, and and services at the two new homes •ruitt. is based on monthly income 3 • Members of the Bessemer assets and liabilitif»«. 6 = . Page 4 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday. September 9, 1983 Opinions/comments E d ito ria l P essim ism hazardous; a man could be robbed By NOR BERT F. GAUGHAN religion which put a brave face on things while underneath despair of property and life haphazardly. Caesar Augustus allowed T h e cults Peter Hebblethwaite, English and futility threatened to corporations of his friends and journalist, noted the 20th overcome. Such was the religion Young people, especially young Catholics, can easily NORBERT allies to concentrate the wealth of anniversary of the death of Pope of Marcus Aurelius, the Roman become involved in a cult or sect unless they are informed GAUGHAN Q emperor, which persuaded him to the world into their few hands. John X X III with a defense of that Money was squandered on and aware of the hazards. great Pontiff. He had in mind commit suicide. It is estimated that 44-46 percent of young people in the But that spirit of pessimism had luxuries, buildings and entertain­ particularly the remarks of the ments, but the middle classes Unification Church led by Rev. Sun Myung Moon are alleged Vaticanologist, Malachi existed centuries before. It Catholics, In fact, Catholics are the best clients for various J é appeared in Greece and the were the ones who paid. Yet, that Martin, who knows little else but was precisely the era in which the cults. his own erroneous opinions. Mediterranean area after the anything, learning is in decline, conquests of Alexander the Great Gospel was first preached by Ss. There are approximately 500 major cults or sects in the That author had stated in his Peter and Paul, even if by the 3rd United States. Among those active in the Pittsburgh last book that in the spring of 1963, the whole world walks on its head, in the 4th century B.C. His blind men lead others equally military victories with sudden and century, St. Cyprian of Carthage Diocese are the Unification Church, Hare Krishna, The “Pope John came to the could say: "The world today conviction that it had all been a blind and cause them to plunge early death brought demoraliza­ Divine Light Mission, The Way International, and the into the abyss, birds leave the nest tion, when strangers moved into speaks for itself.. . all honesty in Church of Bible Understanding, formerly called The mistake,” i.e., the Council, his business, all justice in the courts, papacy. Hebblethwaite concluded before they can fly, the jackass the Greek Empire, and the old Forever Family. There are an additional 6,000 to 8,000 plays the lyre, oxen dance. Mary ways were rejected by many who all solidarity in friendship, all skill otherwise and adduced some in the arts, all standards and smaller groups. This is a rough figure since such groups are evidence that the Pope died no longer loves the contemplative did not know how to live in the born and die every day. They involve an estimated 20-25 life and Martha no longer loves the Greek manner. morals, all are disappearing.” satisfied in his cause and in fact, It is always hazardous to read million people. optimistic. (It was the melancholy active life . . . Everything is on the Gilbert Murray, philosopher/ the present as if the past were Pope Paul VI who was more wrong path.” historian, defined those times as Cult members recruit where they can find persons repeating itself, but there are wanting acceptance and friendship. College campus are pessimistic than the older John While the poet Auden is credited “ a failure of nerve.” He saw it with the label of our day, “ the age particularly in Rome as a sense of enough similarities here to favorite spots, in addition to fast food restaurants where XXIII.) indicate that the Gospel once more Are melancholy, pessimism, of anxiety," historical records can pessimism, loss of self- numerous young people can be found. needs to be preached. The natural by-products of aging? Or be adduced to show pessimism has confidence, a lack of faith in moral Some persons in the age bracket from adolescense to 25 message of hope brought by Jesus do they arise from the culture? In often been a worldwide disease. human effort, a dissatisfaction Christ and proclaimed by Peter experience nagging doubts about religion and search for the the opening chapter of the best “ Nothing is right; things are going with the slow pace of patient and Paul does not consist of fanqy truth. They become easy targets for the cults. Most seller “The Name of the Rose," the wrong way. It's all the way of human inquiry. Life for those in words, sociological double talk, recently, cults have been concentrating on the elderly, the aged and soon-to-die the world. Evil men are winning,” power was good; class hatred rationalizing. Jesus Christ and especially the lonely who long for friendship and someone to monk/chronicler says: “ In the some say. ruled; the poor were humiliated Him crucified; that is what Paul talk with. past men were handsome and Yet historical reviews produce a and spectacles and circuses kept taught. This we must say too. The cults often use deception and a variety of tactics to great (now they are children and range of feelings from deepest them preoccupied. Unless, of course, as Jesils recruit members. The Way International uses a rock band dwarfs), but this is merely one of gloom to the heights of optimism. We forget that the growth of the warned, we have become children the many facts that demonstrate The prevailing mood in the Gospel took place in precisely that which offers to play in schools for free and then announces of the world instead of children of the disaster of an aging world. The century before Christ was time of pessimism. Every man their next free concert, where students are heavily the light. recruited. The Unification Church (Moonies) offers “ fun- young no longer want to study Stoicism, that philosophical was on his own. Living was filled vacations” to Florida or Colorado to college students who want to get away during the semester break. The destination actually is an indoctrination camp. Scriptures Cults are capable of turning people away from their families, friends, religion and faith. They have to do this if they, for example, are going to turn you into a good Moonie. God is Cults make “ new people" out of their recruits by using sophisticated techniques of behavior control. Physically, they break you down. A new member’s diet contains very merciful little protein and a lot of sugar. You receive only three or four hours of sleep each night and work 14-16 a day. By FR. RICHARD MURPHY Mentally, you will be exposed to a lot of people talking to The Bible is one of our happiest ou at the same time, a process called “ sensory overload.” possessions, that is, it is a record .. ictims cannot answer and “ shut down” . Some cults use of God’s dialogue with His subliminal suggestion in their videotape machines. Flashed creature, man. It is filled with messages can’t be caught by the eyes, but the mind does elevating thoughts of course, but catch them. the striking thing about the Bible Cult members undergo complete personality changes. If is its people. Not all of them were you are in the Hare Krishna movement, for example, you saints by a long shot, but God will change your name, diet, clothes, friends, religion and displays infinite patience with family. t them, knowing that they are Many of these cults and sects do not identify themselves. capable of a surprising turnabout, from sin to Him. They attract members, in the beginning, by offering a sense Man has within him an of community and belonging. Cults make an appeal to one’s extraordinary capacity for emotions. change. The Bible contains many Often these cults call themselves Christian, but in reality an example of this, and one of are pseudo-Christian. First, they attract people by them involves the business of the providing the needs of love and a sense of belonging. Then golden calf. This incident took they build trust. Once they get a person to trust them, the place during the flight from individual is isolated into a closed system. Egypt; the locale is the foot of Mt. Since deception and various fronts are used by many cult Sinai. groups, young people and the elderly are encouraged to God had brought His people out of the land of Egypt ‘ ‘.with great beware of instant friendships. In addition, they are power and a strong hand." He had encouraged to: brought them through the Red Sea • Be skeptical of strangers who invite you to lectures, to the oasis of Marah, and then into movies, workshops, retreats or other events. Ask blunt the desert where He fed them with questions about their religion and philosophy. Don’t accept quail and manna. Moses had evasive answers. Inquire how they spend their time each struck the rock and produced life- day and why they aren’t in school or working in a regular saving water for them. One job. . . wonder after the other, and finally • Beware of groups that place heavy emphasis on fund­ they camped at Mt. Sinai. raising, profess utter devotion to a single leader, demand Like ourselves the Israelites giving up of possessions, and encourage a communal were geared to visible, tangible things. While Moses was on the lifestyle. mountain top communing with the • Be cautious of any group that asks you to fill out a Lord, they pressured Aaron to financial statement or donate material possessions, or make a golden calf for them, an warns you not to tell your family that you are involved. image of the Lord Himself (the • Be suspicious of a “ religious” group that does not proverbial strength of a young bull meet in an established religious building. was to remind them of the Lord’s strength). Moses was furious, but then so Other viewpoints was the Lord. He informed Moses that He was going to exterminate those people — and something Just recently the Supreme Court ruled that it is unusual happened. Moses constitutional to hire chaplains for state legislatures and interceded for the people with Congress. This could become a very important decision touching eloquence, recalling to with regard to future cases. the Lord (!) His promises and the There is some indication that the Court is loosening up Facing a disgraceful fact miracles He had already wrought somewhat in its interpretation of the "no establishment” in their favor. And the Lord same question showed that 56 relented. clause in the Constitution. This is evident in this decision as By DALE FRANCIS well as in the decision upholding the state of Minnesota’s percent of Catholics opposed the St. Paul had grown old in the decision while 37 percent Lord’s service when he wrote his tuition tax deductions handed down a short time before. The battle against abortion approved. two letters to Timothy. With a There needs to be a greater emphasis on what the framers must go on. It isn't a matter of But in the latest survey, Gallup heart overflowing with gratitude, of the constitution and the first 10 amendments originally choice. Not if you understand reports that now only 48 percent of he recalls how God had entered his abortion as the deliberate intended. It would be absurd to infer that they would have DALE Catholics disapprove of the life and made of him, an arrogant, been opposed to have a chaplain offer a prayer at the destruction of unborn human life. FRANCIS Supreme Court decision and 47 head-strong sinner, a new man. If beginning of a session of a legislature. They had done this all You must continue to oppose it, percent approve. Even more God could do that, all men could the time and continued to do so. you must seek to eradicate it. startling, the survey says that see what a merciful, loving, It was important that these cases having to do with the The millions of unborn who have among Catholics 22 percent patient God He is. “ To the King of separation of church and state be brought before the court been destroyed in the decade since believe abortion should be legal ages, the immortal, the invisible, the Supreme Court legalized under all circumstances while just the only God, be honor and glory and tried. Otherwise we shall have the lower courts rule abortion should horrify us but this as if it were only Catholic. We 19 percent believe it should be forever!” God out of our lives as a nation. St> rightly protested that because it is not the greatest horror. The illegal under all circumstances. The story of the Prodigal Son is was not true to the facts but, I greatest horror is what this willing What has happened? For one one of the most beautiful stories in participation in the destruction of think, we've always thought that thing, there are Catholic the Bible. It occurs in Luke’s among Catholics there was some human life does to us as a people. theologians teaching this is an gospel and is a universal favorite. unanimity on the evil of abortion. Pittsburgh Catholic It is not just unborn infants who acceptable position ior Catholics. It is more than a story exquisitely It is time to face a disgraceful O fficial Publication of the Dioeeee of Pittsburgh are dying but the conscience of a Dr. Daniel C. Maguire, professor told; it is a revelation of God’s love nation. Our sensitivity is being fact. The opposition to abortion is for His children. not unanimous among Catholics of theology and ethics at Serving the counties of Allegheny, Beaver, anesthetized. Marquette University, teaches What is sometimes overlooked We are a people who, unless our but as the pro-life movement Butler, Greene, Lawrence and Washington that the theological doctrine of in this parable is the fact that the direction is changed, move battles against the proponents of probabilism permits it, the errant son “ came to his senses at * * * inevitably to even greater abortion, there is a clear last...” God does not force anyone indication that among Catholics concept being that when a Pittsburgh Catholic Publishing Assoc la las horrors of inhumanity. Having consensus on a moral question to turn to Him; He respects His learned to avoid inconvenience by there is a weakening of support for gift of free will too much for that. Moat Rev. Vincent M. Leonard, D. D., President a position that it would seem clear begins to break down people may destroying human life, what will a act on liberal dissenting views. The prodigal made his decision to Fr. W. Peter Horton, Executive Secretary people so conditioned do about the Catholics should hold. and General Manager That this view conflicts with the return home, to confess his inconvenience in a future time of Magisterium is clear. mistake (!), and to assume a lowly Euabltahed 1M4 by Mom Rev. Michael O' Coaaor, D. O. the handicapped, the ill, the aged? Our Sunday Visitor, which position in his father’s house. Annual Subscription Rato: $8 in 1/3,19 in Canada regularly publishes Gallup Poll Then in the opinion magazine It is a battle not only for the lives Nation, you may find another He had not reckoned on that Me«Ocr: Coltnllr Pr*** AaavrtaOoa surveys related to Catholics, gives of the unborn but the soul of the reason for this breakdown. Nation loving father, who was eagerly Served by NC New* Service nation. It is a battle that has been the result of a survey of Catholics Sec— d CIom huta Paid ai PMakarfk. Pa. refers to the pro-life movement as watching for an opportunity to waged for a decade by some on the abortion issue. There is no forgive his son. Robert Melder, Editor information on how many were being a far-right movement. It dedicated, committed men and should not be politicalized at ail Jesus came to redeem us from William Paul Patrick Fodiak, Associate Editor women. When the pro-life interviewed, how the sample was but from the beginning many our sins. “ By His stripes we are movement began there was a chosen, but the Gallup organiza­ Patricia Bartoa, Stephen Karlinchak, R e p o rters leading Democrats, including healed” (Isaiah 53.5). sense of Catholics being alone in tion has a respected reputation for Jack Lee, Advertising Representative Catholics, have opposed every Moses teaches the value of the battle but it soon became scientific polling. Frank Rode, Business Manager pro-life effort and supported the prayer for others and we learn Frank Murray, Circulation Manager apparent there were pro-life position of the pro-abortion how merciful God is. Paul the Published Every Friday supporters across the whole The Gallup Poll reports that in opponents. You may be sure they sinner realized how wonderfully spectrum of society, people of all 1974 Catholics were asked if they have influenced their political God’s love was made known to us Poaunrnter b Subaclibers: Scad address changes to religions, people of no religion at approved or disapproved the Pittsburgh Catholic, II* Third Aveaae. Pittsburgh, Pa. 1 U 8 supporters. through Christ. Jesus by His all. Today the pro-life movement Suprem e Court decision on It is a disgraceful situation. It is brilliant word and example, is completely ecumenically abortion. Even then there was far Pittsburgh Catholic (ISN 032-0323) one the Catholic bishops must assures us sinners of a tender based. from unanimity but 61 percent 110 Thini Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222 , meet. If this battle is lost now, it welcome home if we turn from our The secular press often opposed the decision and only 32, Phone: (412) 471-1252 could be lost for the decade. continued to treat the movement percent approved. In 1981, the sins. Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, September 9, 1963 — Page 5 .O pinions/com m ents On being a grandfather Marty’s words just before the first By FR. JOSEPH M. CHAMPL1N heart ailment and promptly called like to do some of that his hands and knees 1 was both chemotherapy treatment his doctor for an examination. grandfathering myself. At his humbled and awed Somehow I guess I thought when you got big Lawyer Martin Kendrick The lawyer unfortunately erred funeral a year ago they made "Let's all say a prayer Thank always walked rapidly and with a in his medical judgment. He had. some beautiful statements about or old enough you just didn’t do you for letting this be discovered that anymore.” sense of direction. Those swift, not an ailing heart, but acute him. Martha, could you send FR. JOSEPH and treated now Please. Lord, if purposeful steps daily brought leukemia. Father a copy of the liturgy?” M. CHAMPL1N Tommy's son wanted to carry your will is for my life to continue, this bespectacled man with short It was a jolt indeed for him, for His daughter sent that text on that tradition. Marty told a. let me live. If not. let me teach my clipped hair to the Syracuse his wife of 35 years, for the four whkch clearly showed what a fine daughter the first weekend after family how to die. ." Cathedral for its 12:10 Mass. beautiful daughters in their grandfather the older man had he learned about his leukemia: From there he was off on business twenties or early thirties and for really been. God granted the second petition. with folder under arm to the all of Martin's relatives and Thomas Kendrick died at 96. "F o r myself, I don't care if I live About five months after the courthouse, the home of a client or friends. For the funeral, his grandchildren one day or 35 years. I've had every reinforcing way. About the beauty diagnosis — an up and down his prestigious legal firm’s office. I spoke with him one day behind selected the biblical readings, happiness a man could imagine of life and how to place God above penod of treatment, wonderful, Less than a year ago, however, protective gown and mask in the composed a prayer of the faithful, between your mother and you four Marty began to experience hospital as doctors started to treat brought up the gifts and delivered all things but brief remission, recurrence, girls. But when I think about the repeated treatment, pain and difficulty as he walked, feeling a the disease with tubes, pills and a lengthy remembrance of this grandchildren and the wonderful One of his bright, college resignation — Martin Kendrick shortness of breath that made him injections. He outlined in clinical, sprightly gentleman who had influence Tommy was on all of graduate granddaughters died He lived 31 years less than slow down and hesitatingly cross lawyer-like fashion his bodily deeply touched their lives. you. I want to be there for them ” an intersection. condition, but teared a bit while remarked at the funeral: “ 1 can his father, but the man's influence What did their grandfather He prayed, after a fashion, for A most pragmatic man who describing his inner feelings. remember one evening when he as a father and grandfather will teach them? About aging and how that. On the first page of a handled countless medical suits, "M y dad was such a wonderful to accept as well as to give. About was staying over with us. I went in certainly be equally as powerful, he cooly judged that those grandfather to the girls and humility and how to love in a total, to kiss him goodnight and found daughter's journal, begun at the only exerted in a different symptoms indicated some sort of influenced them so much. I would unconditioned. non-criticaU him saying his night prayers on time of this illness, she quoted manner.

Letters to the editor B a c k to , school one more time parents and teachers who have By DOLORES CURRAN frequently. 2) ‘‘It is much more difficult to establish priorities. ” 3) been mouthing them to students “ We are expected to write essays for years, but they merit attention We're seeing our second child because they come from students On war and peace off to college this week and for and research papers without DOLORES help.” 4) “ The volume of reading themselves. They point up the some reason, it's not as earth- CURRAN reality that success in college To the Editor: shaking as with the first. Perhaps expected was a shock — 75 pages a The maintenance of solidarity with all of humanity is a mark of night.” 5) “ Some classes have 300 comes as much from personal it’s because he’s only going 75 needs as academic preparation. the mystical Body of Christ, the Church. However, it is not proper miles away as compared with students.” 6) “ High schools that the Church join the rest of the world and pretend ignorance 1500. Within laundry distance is should be more demanding." 7) One college counselor estimates about what we do know. the way he puts it. Perhaps it's “ Study, study, study for each that two-thirds of freshman now, I reflect. The more things We cannot approach the awesome problem of war and peace in because we’ve learned that class. dropouts are due to emotional What social adjustment did you general and nuclear disarmament in particular in the hand- separation is not so final anymore. change... factors rather than academic In an attempt to prepare seniors experience as a freshman? 1) wringing fashion of most persons of good will. We must not be Christmas and summer vacations performance. ‘‘Loneliness, for what to expect in college, our "Living with people (not my afraid to stand up and spread the good news that as big as the seem to come every other month absence of parental support and son's high school counselors family) was a real learning problem is, that is how simple the solution is. It is not negotiation these years. pressure, inability to get along interviewed last year's freshmen, experience.” 2) “ I miss all_ my or persuasion that will rid the earth of weaponry and war. As the with roommates, handle freedom Perhaps it's because I run into asking them several questions friends from high school." 3) Blessed Mother reminded us at Fatima, only prayer and penance and finances, and to establish self- so many parents who can't seem about their new college “ When others are partying, you will work. discipline equal to study demands to get rid of their young adults to experience. The students' have to find a quiet place to Some of the questions touched on in the bishops' pastoral letter are the big obstacles," he said. on war and peace can be called a venture into brinkmanship worry about having them leaveus. responses might be helpful to study.” 4) “ I miss talking to my theology. The only reason these questions are considered and the Whatever, it's interesting for me beginning college students and friends around the locker." 5) "I guidelines are so nuanced is because we have abandoned to read back through my back-to- their parents so I'll share a do not recommend rooming with Emotional support is how ourselves to the real cause of war in simpler matters. school columns the past fifteen condensed version with you. your best friend from high parents can help their young The danger of focusing on the moral intricacies of the conduct of years. They tell a story of our In response to the questions, school.” adults through that tough first just war is that our attention will become diverted from the real family’s aging. “ What do you view as the greatest semester, realizing they need continual encouragement and battlefield, our souls. difference between the high school “ There are three other general It is our lust, our contraception, our greed, our usury, our I smiled as I read one on my experience and college?” suggestions frequently heard support. It's too easy for a student blasphemy, our lies and mainly our lack of remorse for any of this feelings at seeing this exiting son students made the following from students: 1) Keep up your to drop out, overwhelmed by a that causes war. We were clearly warned with World War II. off to kindergarten and offering comments: 1) "College requires a activities. They help you keep totally new environment and How foolish it is to protest the holocaust of Hiroshima while we him up to the world at large more dedicated attitude and a lot your sanity. 2) Bring your bike — responsibility. continue and increase the sins that are preparing for us an eternal thirteen years ago. I wondered in more work. Many things are without a car, it is a necessity. 3) We can't meet them at the door as we did after their first days in inferno that makes Hiroshima pale. print how well he would survive a expected but there is not the “Save your money if you are How merciful our good God is that He has not hidden from us this new environment, new friends and pressure of someone standing working while in high school. It kindergarten but we can be with tangible manifestation of the spiritual cancer that we have being away from the cocoon of over you." The importance of self- comes in handy in college." them in spirit, comfort, letter, and prayer. allowed and even nurtured. home. Not very different from discipline was mentioned most These are hardly revelations to JAMES R. WHEELER Munhall Does crime pay? By FR. JEROME LEDOUX newscast that bread was given as they continue exploiting their Sacraments are the Lord9» gifts away or simply earned, unless the crimes financially through A book is in her future — a sure amount was positively stagger­ appearances and written pieces. thing according to publishing ing? Plainly, the times are rare Of course, no exploitation would To the Editor: agents. A TV docudrama-on her when the rnedia will turn a profit be possible without us, the Fr. Joseph Champiin's column. “ The mysterious action of God life will be followed by a full- by printing good news. enlightened public, who feed (Aug. 26), articulates well a profound but simple truth — FR. JEROME length film. All in all, she figures Vicki Morgan has only affirmed greedily on anything seedy. Sacraments are the Lord’s gifts, not mere human rituals. To be LEDOUX to come out way on top in and confirmed what we know sure, the Lord touches us despite our worst or even best efforts. Almost invariably, the people in megabucks and in notoriety. This already: most people have a entertainment to whom we accord The Lord promises to meet us in the sign. was one of the most sensational morbid interest in the negative, Nonetheless, I fear that our trust in God’s mysterious presence the highest superstar status are stories in all of the media in the prurient, the ulterior and the and actions in sacrament may excuse our “ doing” liturgy poorly. those who hang perilously, yet just October of 1982. selfish. “ Everything I like is teasingly, on the brink of The scriptures can be mumbled. Music can be thematically Who is being thus rewarded? either illegal, immoral or inappropriate. Prayers can be rushed. Homilies can be poorly crime only seems to pay in some notoriety. Sometimes the You would conclude that she must fattening,” is usually said prepared. Women can be excluded from even “ approved” lay instances, if you can believe that. magnetism of their notoriety far have done some important, rather What do you think an ordinary facetiously, but there is nothing exceeds the talent of their voice, of liturgical ministry. striking thing. Striking, yes. facetious about our fascination A sacrament, like the gift of peace, is God’s promise that calls Jane or Joe like you would have to their playing or of their acting. Important? Yes, if fortune do in order to hit the media in a big with the seamy. Whether we admit it or not, the for our response. We are being taught this lesson ROBERT P. MARKO hunting is important; if a juicy way, in order to have a book Vicki Morgans are role models for lawsuit for lifetime support of a written about you, in order to ha ve all the time, but we seem to many of our adolescents who will West View paramour is important; if plowing a TV docudrama on your life remain ever innocent of much figure that Vicki is hacking it a lot through three husbands while produced by people expecting to learning from it. For instance, we better than the everyday meeting the extracurricular make big money? Perhaps you were told somewhat pompously housewife whom we uphold as one wants of another married man is shou Id a ttempt to answer that only that justice was done in the of the ideals of Christian family Obligation of parochial schools important. And all this, mind you, in the greatest privacy where it aftermath of Watergate. We were life and love. before Vicki Morgan reached her will not assail the ears of the reminded further that the whole To the Editor: 31st year of life. mentally unstable. outcome of the affair proved once Crime does not pay all the time, Ellen Siciliano’s letter (Aug. 28) is correct; parochial schools Now all we have to do is Of course, “ stolen water is again that our legal system, but it pays often enough to entice have as great an obligation to children with handicapping convince our children, our sweet, and bread taken secretly is however cumbersome, works to many people. We who call conditions as those without. If a Catholic education is as important adolescents, our young adults and, pleasing,” says the Good Book the good of our country. ourselves Christians must be as we profess it to be, how can we in good conscience effectively for that matter, people of all ages (Proverbs 9, 17). Naturally. John Dean, John Ehrlichman driven to show everybody that exclude children from it who are retarded, learning disabled, who and circumstances that crime Anything stolen will make the and the other parties to the fiasco only the wisdom of Jesus enhances have muscular dystrophy or are blind? does not actually pay. Really, news, but who ever heard on the would definitely say amen to that life. Mainstreaming is placing a handicapped child in a regular school and permitting him to learn in that setting to the best of his ability. What he cannot learn in a regular classroom, he is taught in a special education classroom by a special education teacher. Look for the nuances I fear that by not providing these services in Catholic schools, of people. our handicapped children will be accepted by society long before By FR. JOHN CATOIR reduction is the only solution, but even here we seem to be I've been writing this weekly they are accepted into the Catholic community. And, it saddens Lots of people love to tag you column for more than 15 years, me to think of the secular order pulling my church into a with a label if you express any dependent on the good will of Moscow, a terribly discouraging and I love it. I enjoy my critics. We compassionate understanding for the least of God’s children. opinion at all. But who likes to be may not always agree, but more V RITA C. DONNELLY labeled? I know I don’t. FR. JOHN reality. However, when I speak up for peace, even mentioning these often than not, when they take me Baldwin Borough For instance. I ’m opposed to CATOIR to task for my opinion, they euthanasia (mercy killing) but I reservations, there is a strong knee-jerk reaction from some who usually make a few excellent don't think God would want us to points with which I can agree. prolong life through medical hold a different view. The racial issue in America has The craft of putting complex procedures which are so ideas in a few words has built-in extraordinary that they frustrate concerned me for many years. I Letters welcome marched with Martin Luther King limitations. There's no space to a natural death. However, the bits. On the other hand. I don’t expand on subtle distinctions. agree with those who recommend Jr. in Selma and was called a The Pittsburgh Catholic welcomes comment from readers. We ask minute I speak of “ death with That's not an excuse, it's a fact. unilateral disarmament. “ nigger-lover” many times, that letters to thé editor be no more than 300 words, and that they be dignity,” I attract the moral All 1 ask is that you give me a full outrage of people who see the issue In my judgment, that would not which is fine with me. However, legible A ll letters must be signed and Include telephone number end and fair hearing. only in terms of black and white. only be unwise, but possibly while I'm not blind to the eddreea tor verification. Letters thet cent be aerified w ont be used. And one other thing which is Also, I am active in the peace immoral. The cruelty of shortcomings of individuals — Letters may be condensed or rejected at the discretion of the editors. more important — please pray for movement. I do not believe it's communist tactics in the white or black — I do dislike Opinions reflected are those of the readers and are not necessarily me Irom time to time. I value your possible to insure peace by subjugation of whole nations gives sweeping generalizations which those of the Pittsburgh Catholic or of the Diocese of Pittsburgh. support and friendship very escalating the arms race. Sooner any sane person reason to pause. are unthinking characterizations or later we’ll blow the world to Gradual, verifiable arms of me or my views, or of any gorup much. On the airliner shot down jittery and suspicious because the because the Russians are By MSGR. CHARLES O. RICE back from proposing tough action. sudden situations. Besides, their We can show admirable military were involved and they area where the incident took place clamming up and because our people are leaking and jabbering Very likely it will turn out that moderation while enjoying the are not only sensitive to their own is the hottest espionage spot in the world. With Japanese and Korean all over the place. the Russian pilot, who shot down Soviet discomfiture, as well we interests but exceedingly help we are constantly spying on One is happy that the the Korean airliner with horrible might enjoy it. powerful. Even the Kremlin does MSGR. CHARLE them and probing them. Was it not Reaganites are taking the whole loss of life, thought he was firing It is really not credible that the not cross them lightly. It is in their OWEN RICE a revelation the massive, and matter in stride, and although on an R.C. 135, the U.S. Air Force Russian military, who are interest not to appear stupid in the massively sophisticated, devices Russia is “ an evil empire” and version of the Boeing 707, a cautious as well as brutal, woujd eyes of the Russian people. we have planted all around that "munlerous as all get out” we will smaller plane than the 747 which knowingly knock down a big The Russian civil powers were still sell her grain and pipe line was shot out of the skies but one of passenger plane killing hundreds not only stunned but certainly had area? Can you imagine what they cost us taxpayers? equipment. similar shape. According to the and outraging the world. Up until great difficulty in finding the true " I ’m sorry,” or admit mistakes. The Korean plane was very deep I am glad of this but wish the Washington Post, as reported by this incident the Kremlin had been story. Everybody’s military try to Some very big Russkies in and out into Russian space and may well rhetoric would cool a bit. Rhetoric the UPI, (9/3/83 in the Pittsburgh winning the battle of propaganda, cover up, and keep on trying even of uniform may have lied from the have been behaving in a manner can get out of hand. Remember Press), a Japanese tape recording so it is ridiculous to think that the when the game is lost. The start and are fighting like tigers to avoid admitting that they lied. The casting doubt on its civilian "Remember the Maine?” of the incident suggests as much. orders for hideous action came to Russians on the scene are In the meantime, the heated I have a feeling that our the military from the Kremlin. undoubtedly an elite group and Russian leaders with their character — if only out of fear. Communist orientation are a How fragile peace is, and how cries of outrage do serve a authorities have been convinced Why then have the Russian their vested interest from top to purpose. They are helping Ronald. all along that there was authorities not quickly told the bottom is to appear efficient and strange crew and may never tell easy it is to make deadly mistakes us what really happened. What a with machines devouring Actually they may re-elect him, blundering by the Russians rather truth and made a clean breast? ever is control. Soviet Russia is and they are likely to take the than malicious intent to kill They were probably stunned and, like many people we all know, who mess for them and what a tragedy enormous gobs of space in seconds for the victims! and leaving no time for reflection steam out of the world peace civilians, otherwise they would be at any rate, they cannot react that compound their troubles and add movement which he fears and fast; they often have trouble to the unhappiness of others, Let us recognize that the- or second guessing. following a harder line. They talk abhors. tough about the outrage, but hold getting their act together in because they do not dare to say Russians had good reason to be It is hard to find the truth, both Page 6 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, September 9, 1983 Features Questions for f^r. Bober H o m e A g a i n Who mây be godparents? CONNIE ANN VALENTI FR. RON LENGWIN "No big deal, Mom," my little one exclaimed Although love and justice are wed to one By FR. CHARLES BOBER your Episcopalian friend may act while proudly handing me the three sets of another, they are distinct attributes born from as a Christian Witness together fingerprints my children just had made. “ We're the goodness of God. Without both of them QUESTION: with a Catholic godfather. all printed up for you now," she added. “ Did you working together, however, we will not know how However, your friend whose thank the lady for taking the time to do this for to live properly and in harmony. Love enables us My husband and I are soon to current marriage has not taken to see things as God created them to be, and have our first baby. We have a you?,” I asked. "Come on, Mom,” she answered question about godparents. I have FR. CHARLES place in the Catholic Church may defensively, "how could we forget? You sure justice helps us to preserve them that way. BOBER not. reminded us enough before we left.” Justice was put to rest when we could no longer a very close friend who would be Hours later I found her standing and staring at accept an angry God, but only a loving God. We honored to be the godmother; This answer may seem unfair to her set of fingerprints. "What are you doing?,” I seem to have swung from one extreme to another, however, she is not Catholic but some. However, you asked what asked. "Just thinking,” she said; "you know that and in the process forgot the essential role that Episcopalian. The person whom the requirements of the Church lady didn't have to go to so much trouble.” “ Well, justice must play if goodness and righteousness we would like for the godfather is a were. Law frequently speaks maybe it isn’t work for Sandy and the people who are to be preserved. We refuse to accept the truth Catholic but is presently married clearly but coldly. I would hope work with her; maybe they love children and that anger like love can flow from goodness. to a divorced woman. Their that you can understand the enjoy doing it,” I responded. "You just don’t If the evil one is able to separate justice and marriage took place in the limited to Christians (hence, reasoning behind these restric­ understand, do you, Mom? Sit down and I ’ll love, the worst kind of darkness which arises Methodist church. Both of these friends of the family who are tions. The Church is not explain it to you. ’ from ignorance and selfishness will result, people are very good, responsible Jewish, for example, are excluded attempting to inflict pain on Trying not to smile, I sat down. “ It's this way, producing a spiritual atmosphere in which sin and loving individuals. Can we from this role). The distinction divorced persons (for whom, I am Mom. You see, God has the mold He made us with thrives. Jesus warned against this type of have them as godparents for our between a sponsor (godparent) sure there has been enough pain). and He keeps a copy of our fingerprints in His darkness when He said: “ Go on your way while child. Just what are the Catholic and a Christian Witness should be Nor is it saying that in the long run closet. The angels don't get paid for it, but they you have the light, so that darkness may not Church’s requirements to be a made clear. it is better not to be a Catholic than keep track of them so God always knows where overtake you. He who journeys in the dark does godparent? to be a Catholic who fails in the Th you’re at, even if someone tries to steal you. not know where he is going.” With misguided ANSWER: The contemporary understand­ eyes of the Church. The Church is Cb “ If someone kills you, you can go straight to minds clouded by darkness, many people today The Catholic Church’s specific ing of godparent is most clearly simply trying to support the role of Re God’s door and when you knock. He’ll let you right boast of their wisdom while acting like fools. requirements for the role of stated in the question put to them Catholic parents by encouraging Me in, But when the bad person knocks, God sends The relationship between justice and love, and godparents are: that they be in the rite of baptism for infants: the selection of godparents who r« him straight to hell where the devil makes him the truth which results from it, is shown in these mature enough to undertake the “ Are you prepared to help the not only will be good examples but a n shovel coal all day and roast stale marshmallows words of St. Paul: “ Do not allow anyone to responsibility; have themselves parents of this child in their duty also support you by the active wo he’s not allowed to eat. I know because Granny deceive you with empty arguments: it is for all received the sacraments of as Christian parents?” The focus practice of the Catholic faith. told me.” I thanked her for enlightening me and I these things that God’s anger comes down on baptism, confirmation and the the Church is trying to draw is that made a mental note to talk with Granny about her those who rebel against Him. Have nothing to do Eucharist; and be a member of the primary responsibility rests I have attempted to offer the concept of hell. with them. Once you were darkness, but now as the Catholic Church canonically with the parents. Godparents are current practice of the Church in I wonder why some people enjoy hurting, Christians you are light. Live like children of free to carry out this office. to support that role and not to regard to these matters. I would I abusing and even killing children. Christ’s love light, for where light is, there is complete usurp it. It is assumed, then, that suggest, however, that you for children is well-known. Maybe it’s their way of goodness, full justice and truth.” Who, then, may NOT act as the godparents are able to act as discuss this entire matter with the trying to get even with Him. Why doesn’t the Without justice, love will be weakened and godparents? The above stipula­ clear examples of Christian love priest you expect to celebrate your Church express its concern about so many truth will become distorted. If goodness and truth tions would specifically exclude a an d as strong, active members of child's baptism. In such matters, t children disappearing each year, and try to do are to be preserved, the relationship between young person who has not yet been the Catholic Church. something to stop it? justice and love must not be allowed to die. Love confirmed. They would also there are many complex P We weren’t afraid to ask for heroic effort when must be strengthened by j ustice, and justice must exclude a person who is publicly circumstances which I am sure Sep the fast before Communion was longer and much be tempered by love if life is to retain its God- living in a marriage the Church It would seem from all this, that can best be dealt with in person. K a t more difficult. We weren’t afraid to threaten given attributes and if there is to be peace and considers invalid (for example, a cele people with the fires of hell if they ate meat on harmony. Catholic who is divorced and the Friday or committed other sins. Where is God’s Justice and love must be faithful to one another remarried or who is married to a Ex-area man to be ordained o f \ justice expressed in the Church today? Silence both in heaven and on earth, and so the person who has been divorced). fore can be golden but not from the Church when evil commandments and hell are necessities. The ¡n s i Fr. Michael P. Duval, son of runs wild in the world. The Church must speak out commandments help to preserve the necessary don It is permissible for a member George and Mildred Duval of the against it with the power and authority of God’s balance of love between heaven and earth, of the Orthodox Churches to act as Ft North Hills, will be ordained to the S t. word. although this is not to be construed in any way as a sponsor together with a Catholic priesthood Friday, Sept. 16, at 7:30 w ro When I was a child, the word “ hell” put meaning an equal amount of love; and hell hejps godparent. Although it is not p.m. inSS. Peter and Paul Church, Fr. Duval the goosebumps on your body, mind, heart and soul. to preserve the necessary balance of justice possible for other non-Catholic Now many people believe it doesn’t really exist between heaven and earth in the promises God Jamestown, N.Y. Christians to act as a godparent in Officiating will be Buffalo except in your imagination. The Command­ and man have made to one another, if life is to be S the liturgical or canonical sense, it Bishop Edward Head. ments, they say, are only guidelines. Is there a continually renewed and directed to God. the is permissible for them to act as a Fr. Duval is a graduate of hell or isn’t there? Are the Commandments God’s When justice and love are fully reunited, when Christian Witness for the o f 1 God is allowed to frown as well as smile once Bishop McDevitt High School in wa rules or aren't they? reception of baptism (provided Philadelphia, St. Paul Seminary The Church better start being the Church and again, the voice of the Church will be heard and that this be in conjunction with a of < heeded as it speaks the Word of God. Wisdom or and Duquesne University and uphold the Truth, even if it drives people out the Catholic godparent). Christ the King Seminary in East Peter and Paul, where he will un< doors. Empty churches on the earth will be better the light of God is the child born from the union Jol Aurora, N.Y. offer his first Mass Saturday, than empty souls trying to get into heaven. between justice and love. 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« 1 Diocesan news Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, September 9. 1963 — Page 7 Teaching as Jesus did Early lessons in loving God

By SR. RUTH COLA1ANNE, child's spiritual development. As children grow older, they will C.S.J. Gradually building on his be taught the doctrines of their Associate Director, understanding of his human faith at stages when, developmen- Elementary School Catechesis relationships, the child can begin tally, they can understand and to understand about what God will absorb them. Too much too soon Recent research on newborn expect from him. can thwart the spiritual growth infants shows that they begin to A young child is really not that well-intentioned persons are learn almost immediately after capable of faith: he or she can only anxious to encourage. birth. Their learning occurs have a “ participative faith" i.e., For example, attempting to through observation of adult sharing, in a sense, in the faith he instill a sense of sin and fear of actions and expresses itself in sees held and experienced by the God's "anger" at too early an age imitation. significant adults in his world But may cause a child to develop a One of the first things a baby a young child can grasp the distorted im age of God as learns is that he or she is loved. concept of love, for he has primarily a stern judge. The Love is first experienced by the experienced it from the first person may. as an adult, have to child in the form of caring: moment of his existence. He can unlearn this lesson before he can nourishment, comfort and accept that God loves him, and he develop a true relationship of love security are supplied, thus knows that when people love you, with his Lord. meeting its basic physical needs. you “ love them back. ’ This he has Parents sometimes worry Attention and affection are experienced. because religion texts for young bestowed, fulfilling the infant’s He knows too that he tries to do children put much emphasis on psychic needs. A baby starts very what pleases those who love him, love — to the neglect, it seems to early to accept and expect and that he shouldn’t do what them, of other aspects of religion Vincentian jubilarians affection and soon begins to return doesn't please them. Building Perhaps they will be reassured by it in the form of smiles and happy gradually on his understanding of reflection on how their little ones Three members of the Vincentian Sisters of Ridgeway (Elk County), a licenced practical nurse sounds. his human relationships, we can learned the first gentle lessons Charity celebrated their 85th anniversaries in at Assumption Hall in Youngstown, Ohio; and Psychologists agree that basic begin to help him build a about love within the affectionate Religious life by renewing their vows at a special Sister Madonna Michels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trust develops in an infant as a relationship with the Lord. atmosphere of their family. Mass at the order’s North Hills motherhouse Joseph Michels of St. Alphonsus parish in Wexford, result of its needs being met. recently. They are, from left, Sister Rachel Sarosi, presently a social worker at St. Paul Cathedral The most noticeable qualities a native of Johnstown and presently doing mission parish. we observe in parents and other Church to mark 75th work in Negritos, Peru; Sister Rosetta Diehl of adults as they handle an infant and minister to its needs are Mother of Good Counsel Church convent gentleness, patience and in Homewood-Brushton, which He served as pastor for 33 years tenderness. Parents begin very was founded in 1908 to meet the — until his retirement in 1973, early to teach a young child many needs of Italian immigrants, will when he became paslor-eme ritus Priest reviews Vienna battle things it will need to know, but celebrate its 75th anniversary Fr. Ceradini was succeeded by serious character training doesn’t with a series of special events this Fr. Mario Del Signore, former begin until an age when adults can fall. assistant at St. Maurice, Forest reasonably expect the little one to In the early years of this Hills. In spite of the increasing that bolstered Catholicism understand obeying instructions, century, a large number of the migration of his parishioners to and perhaps being punished for immigrants settled in the eastern suburban areas in the 1960s, Fr, Pope John Paul II will visit Austria the city was in imminent danger of noticed disorder in the enemy not obeying. Instinctively, good part of Pittsburgh. Fr. Florindo Del Signore has kept the parish Sep t. 10-13 as p a rt o l that co u n try's being captured. troops as some broke out and parents seem to know the proper De Franceso, himself an solvent and active. galloped to safety, the King came Katholikentag (Catholic Day) From the pleas of Pope Innocent times. immigrant, was named in 1908 by Jubilee celebrations will include celebration. The day coincides with to the conclusion that the enemy When we start to teach a young Bishop Regis Canevin to found a special Mass offered Sunday, XI, the allies assembled a huge should not be given any time to the 300th anniversary of the defense army and planned for the attack. child about God, in kindergarten Mother of Good Counsel. The Sept. 25, at 4 p.m. by Bishop ol Vienna against Moslem Turkish regroup and ordered the Polish and the first year of formal school­ parish began life with Masses in a Leonard and former assistants at By the morning of Sept. 6 they and German cavalries for the final forces in 1683 — a victory that built bridges across the Danube ing, it is as a loving parent that store-front church. Several years the parish. A celebration will insured Catholicism was to be the assault. The king sent a squadron God is presented. Following the later, a church was built, followed follow at the Churchill Valley and marched 70,000 men across of hussars first and then the rest of dominant religion in Europe. the river in two days. child’s natural development we in 1928 by a parish school. Country Club. Fr. Zygmunt Szarnicki, pastor ol the army. proceed slowly and gently. The The number of parishioners A triduum was also held The plan of attack was that the beginning Sept. 5. On Monday, St. Ignatius Church in Glendale, The Turkish cavalry rushed youngster is helped to see that he continued to increase through 1940 wrote the following article, detailing infantry would be followed by the Sept. 19, a seven-day parish against the Christian forces. The or she is someone special. God when Fr. De Francesco was cavalry and the artillery close renewal mission will be conducted the event. King and cavalry, close to 20,000 made us, and so we are wonderful. succeeded by Fr. Charles J. behind. The Austrian forces were When we believe that we are Ceradini. by Fr. Louis Vallone, pastor of St, on the left wing under the horsemen, formed in a chessboard September 12th commemorates formation — hussars in the front special, that God made us and By 1954 Fr. Ceradini oversaw Benedict the Moor. command of Prince Charles V of For reservations for the jubilee the 300th anniversary of the Battle line with sabers, armored cavalry loves us, then we trust God and construction of a new church, Lorraine and with him were 2,800 dinner on Sept. 25, call Jessie of Vienna when the Turkish army behind General Sieniawski, on the know that he will take care of us. doubled the size of the school soldiers under Prince Lubomir- Scatorchia, 242-0630, or Theresa was routed by the combined forces northeast Sachsen-Lauenburg’s Thus the basic trust learned in the building, built a new rectory and ski. Captain Jablonowski was on Di Pietro, 241-1384 of Germany, Austria and Poland regiment, and on the southwest natural order is carried over to the converted a residence for a under the command of Polish King the far right while General Katski with the infantry and artillery was Jablonowski’s corps — and then John III Sobieski. the King, astride a Podolian By the spring of 16S3 the Turks in the center of the Polish wing. charger, led the attack. BEFORE YOU BLOW had assembled an army of 300,000 Kara Mustafa, the Grand Vizir men and moved northward across The polished and gleaming YOUR STACK...CALL of the Turkish army, did not armor of the Polish hussars, the Balkans. By this time the believe that King John III would RAY ADENOUR Over 285,000 lbs. lost Ottoman Empire had control of all visible from afar, caused the appear with the Polish army. His 3 2 1-5 6 0 0 of Northern Africa, Western Asia German infantry to shout with enormous force was camped in the glee. As they came through th^ Chimneys Cleaned, and m ost-of Eastern Europe. plains below the mountains and since Jan. 1 ,1 9 8 3 . vineyards, the German cavalry Pointed, Rebuilt Their design was to capture forests. Although the Austrian attached to the right wing Drill Delect* Corrected Vienna, which at the time was the commander thought it was futile Includes: Allegheny County seat of the Holy Roman Empire. attacked as they rode shoulder to FREE ESTIMATES to attack, King John III observed shoulder with the Polish gentry. Pope Innocent XI placed that Mustafa did not gather his M o m b o r s o f W e ig h t himself as head of a crusade to The roar of the battle resounded forces and fortify his camp and like rolling thunder. By 6 p.m. W a tc h e r s o f O r o a t o r save the faith and Europe. He sent therefore predicted his doom. emissaries to all the capitals of Jablonowski’s hussars reached Pittsburgh lost over the Grand Vizir's camp. Mustafa Europe for help. Prince Charles V The fatal day for the Turks was 215,000 lbs. In th e past made one attempt to resist but to of Lorraine was given command Sept.- 12. As the Austrian army eight months. of the Austrian army. Count reached the enemy lines, Prince no avail. Starhemberg was placed in Charles V attacked on the left. By The victory was complete. The These members are feeling defense of Vienna. Prince 1 p.m. General Katski’s artillery Turks were beaten badly and they pretty happy about losing weight Waldeck was in charge of the routed the enemy from the were pushed back through the on the Weight Watchers German army. The Pope was vineyards on the mountain slopes. Balkans. The Pope was elated program Because they know fortunate to rally these leaders Top S o ld i As the Turks reorganized their with the success of King John III they're learning how to keep it, and also the King of Poland, John Sobieski’s armies and declared forces and attacked the Polish off for good. III Sobieski. These leaders formed right wing, Mustafa saw the mass him “ The Savior of Christen­ Save 30% on tables, up to a War Council and gave King John The Weight Watchers time- of Polish troops emerge from the dom.’’ 60% on lamps, 25% on III the power to be the tested program of sensible forests and realized the danger In the palace on Wawel Hill in Commander-in-Chief. Prismacolor sets and chairs eating and group support has approaching from the side and Krakow there is a large room • The Turkish army was met in ordered a portion of his army to and 30% on Technical Pens. been proven to help members skirmishes already by July 7. The containing the booty of this war. resist the Polish army. 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*\ 75 CLASSES IN ALLEGHENY COUNTY N ational Conference of C atholic Charities’ A nnual M eeting FOR A CLASS NEAR YOU CALL BALTIMORE, MARYLAND OCTOBER 6-11,1983 5 2 1 -9 3 0 0 JOIN WITH US at the 69th Annual Meeting of the NCCC because OR CALL TOLL FREE W e M ake a Difference! Simple fishermen. Tax collectors. The sick and hungry. Whomever Jesus touched. He made a difference 000-242-0324 in their lives. When He sent disciples into the world to build God’s Kingdom, He told them to continue making a difference in people’s lives. That ancient command challenges us to this day. In our work with the poor, the handicapped, and the disenfranchised — young and old — we strive to make a difference. Making a difference was never easy and perhaps never so complicated as it is today. The over­ whelming needs and problems of our complex society seem set to smother our every effort. Millions of BONUS idle workers can boast only obsolete skills. Children watch anguished parents queue up for surplus cheese. The elderly resign themselves to struggling on without adequate medical care W E W ILL C O N T IN U E *2.00 R E B A T E Hunger, homelessness and hopelessness become painfully more prevalent daily Yet we have won­ national conference1 derful resources at our disposal. Fresh approaches to old problems. New insights into human relation­ FOR EACH TEN POUNDS YOU LOSE o f Catholic Charities ships. Pat hbreaking computer technology. A renewed spirit In our parishes, our agencies, and our institutions. Inner Harbor • Oct. 6-11 We come together in Baltimore, a city well on the way to building a better future, to share our knowledge, skills and prayers that we will continue to make a difference. "IH Dear Friands: I d tikc to Invite y ou to foin us at our 69th Annual Meeting In Baltimore Join wtth us as we renew tke commltmeni of our tberne: W E M AKE A D IFFE R E N C E WEIGHT If y ou ara unablc to foin us in Baltimore, join us as a member of the National C onférence of Cethollc Charities We need y ou la the struggle for justice sud hop«. so tkat togetber we can continue to soy WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE Rosemary Hamilton. Ph D James Joseph. Ph D Rev David Tracy. Ph.D ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ Co-Director. Movement for President. Council on Professor of Theology North American Mission Foundations University of Chicago ■ Dear Father Harvey. The m ost successful weight loss program In the world! “A Faith & Historic Overview “The Role of Government in “Maximizing Our Convening Yes. I wish to help make a difference in these troubled of the Caring Community: Transforming the Social Effectiveness Through the ■ times. Thank you for the invitation to become involved A Theological Perspective' Order” Use of Advanced Technology" Rev Thomas J Harvey ■ Please tend me: Executive Director Information about NCCC ISSUE SESSIONS: • THE NEW FEDERALISM: ITS IMPACT ON FAMILIES AND CHIL­ National Conference of ■ Annual Meeting program Catholic Charities DREN • SOCIAL JUSTICE INSIDE CATHOLIC CHARITIES: DO WE PRACTICE WHAT ■ Membership application ★ STILL ONLY A W E P R E A C H 7 > CATHOLIC CHARITIES DIFFERENCE IN PROVIDING EMERGENCY Name SERVICES • A CHRISTIAN PERSPECTIVE ON NATIONAL SECURITY • INDUSTRIAL ■ Address '10-Flrst W ook, '4-W ookly. N o Contracts to sign. SOCIAL WORK: ITS FUTURE WITH CATHOLIC CHARITIES • ORGANIZING FOR THE ■ EIGHTIES: WE CAN OVERCOME...... W ORKSHOPS O N : • Social Service • Administration • Parish Social Ministry • Mousing • ■ Mail to: National Conference of Catholic Charities Criminal Justice • Refugees & Resettlement • Handicapped • Clinical Practice • Elderly 1346 Connecticut Ave., N W . Washington. D C 20036 Pag« 8 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, September 9, 1983 Diocesan/world news Book review 'Mother Teresa9

“Stories ot Mother Terete Her she reaches out to her people with At the Vatican Smile end Her Words." Jote Luit a smile, a look, a gesture. She Gonztisz Balado Uguorl Publica­ reaches out to the suffering, to tio n s, L lg u o rl, M issou ri. 1983 93 those about to die, to those whoare pages. $2 50 without hope, to the newly FR. STEVEN orphaned, to a begger, to the By FR. STEVEN PALSA PALSA lonely, and to the elderly. She Canonization of Capuchin priest planned finds a responsive cord from a Imagine the spectacle. The huge diversity of people. Many show VATICAN C ITY (NC) — Pope John Paul II Beatification is a step toward sainthood. convention hall in Philadelphia their gratitude to her for her plans to name a new saint and to beatify three Father Cusmano, founder of the Sister Servants was filled with people attending humble gift of attention and love. priests in October, reported Vatican Radio Aug. of the Poor, Priests Servants of the Poor and an the 1976 Eucharistic Congress. She receives responses from the 30. order of brothers, died in 1888. Before he became The enormous stage engulfed the desperate, from Americans, from Blessed Leopold Mandic, a Capuchin priest, a priest, he practiced medicine in Sicily. three speakers of the day. The children in Austria, from a travel will be canonized Oct. 16 in St. Peter’s Basilica Father Domenico del Santissimo Sacramento, theme was “ Woman and the comparative luxury. Stories of agent and from an adolescent. said the Jesuit-run radio. Father Mandic spent a member of the Order of the Most Holy Trinity, Eucharist." The distant figures Mother Teresa make the legend most of his life in Padua in northern Italy, where died in 1927, two years after he had been ordained. were seated at table with a pitcher believable and unforgettable. She discovers Christ’s hurt, he died July 30, 1942. Pope Paul VI beatified The reputation of his purity of life, his austerity of water and glasses. One of them disfigured, and battered face Father Mandic on May 2, 1976. and his observance of the rule of his order was so rose and began to pour water. This The first person to bring Mother among the poorest of the poor and The beatification ceremony will be held Oct. 30 great that his tomb quickly became the goal of simple gesture became the Teresa and her work to the serves the needs of the Body of in St. Peter’s, said Vatican Radio. It listed those many pilgrimages, said Vatican Radio. occasion for hundreds of flash attention of the Western world was Christ. His face is seen in the to be beatified as Fathers Giacomo Cusmano, an bulbs to pop as Mother Teresa the British newspaperman thousands along the muddy and Italian; Domenico del Sanctissimo Sacramento, Father Geremia da Valachia was ordained a poured water for the other Malcolm Muggeridge. He began infected streets of Calcutta. The a Spaniard; and Geremia de Valachia, a member of the Capuchin order in Naples, Italy, panelists. by filming a documentary for BBC missionaries of Charity take in Romanian. where he died in 1625. television which was aired later every kind of human discard— the After the rather intellectual by most European and American tubercular, the sick, the lepers — presentation of Rosemary Goldie Vatican paper criticizes Poland9s labor policies TV stations. He went on to write a all abandoned by men but loved by and the well-weighed words of book which has since gone through God. VATICAN CITY (NC) — On the eve of the third Paul II for dialogue with Polish society. The call Dorothy Day, Mother Teresa’s numerous printings and has been anniversary of the accords establishing the was made during the Polish-born pope's June turn came. She used no notes. She translated into 20 other languages. This little book is an excellent independent Polish labor union, Solidarity, the visit to his homeland. spoke in imperfect English and in The public’s response to vade mecum for this Holy Year. It Vatican newspaper, L’Osservatore Romano, a subdued voice to the assembly The dialogue urged by the pope, said Muggeridge’s documentary was can be conveniently put in a criticized Poland's government for failing to live L ’Osservatore Romano, is “ a dialogue open to silent in their reverence for her. immediate and overwhelming. pocket or purse. It can be read on She spoke from the heart. The up to the accords. freedom and justice, a dialogue intended to Muggeridge himself, the the bus or on lunch break. The agreements, reached on Aug. 31, 1980, in promote the dignity of man, to make his rights legend came to life. esteemed British journalist, could Gdansk, Poland, gave government consent to respected.” 'Mother Teresa has touched the not remain detached from his Jose Gonzalez-Balado shares the creation of Solidarity, which was later The editorial praised the efforts of workers at hearts of thousands of people who story. He converted and became a his own experiences of personal abolished by the nation’s communist authorities the time of the Gdansk accords to claim their haVe crossed paths with her. The member of the Catholic Church — encounter with Mother Teresa. He in October 1982. “ innate” right to organize for their common message she bears is very simple. another example of the transform­ relates the experiences of others On Aug. 30, in a front-page editorial signed by interests. It is the Gospel in word and action. ing influence of Mother Teresa. who have known this very special the paper’s vice director, Gianfranco The anniversary of the Gdansk accords, Her dedication and unwavering woman — and whose lives have Svidercoschi, the Vatican daily said that the suggested the Vatican paper, offers the Polish faith are almost unfathomable Stories of Mother Teresa pieces been changed by her touch. He accords “ have remained a dead letter." government a new opportunity to establish a considering the circumstances of together the many instances of her says, “ I have seen. I haveheard. I The editorial supported an Aug. 26 statement of dialogue. her ministry. Her actual work is simple but powerful impact on the am moved to share what I have the Polish Bishops’ Conference in which the “ This, for Poland,” concluded the editorial, incomprehensible to Westerners super-human problems of been a part of and what has episcopacy criticized the government for failing "remains the only road that can be taken.” who demand to live a life of Calcutta. The book describes how become a part of me.” to take advantage of a call made by Pope John Our Advertisers like to hear “I saw yourad in the Catholic.” Repeat it often!

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All are welcome. 531-9092 Includes Overnight Cenacle Retreat House, Oakland — Renewal Accomodation and R ent Y o u r V acan cies weekend for women, “ Spiritual Growth Through St. Adalbert alumfU Transportation. fast and fr* « Grace and Self-Determination” by Fr. Trafford CALL Maher. For reservations call 681-6180 Atlantic City American ReNrrul Service The newly formed St. ArialtoeC AtUmni Nov. 1 3 -1 4 p p d o ._ 8S5 Association will host a “Get unJM iibtsd SI. - Weekend Transportation, Box 4 6 2 - 8 5 0 0 Paul Retreat House, South Side Party” Saturday, Sept. 18, at 7:30 p.tflrifYSie St. lunch, Overnight accom­ retreat for women, 5 p.m. Friday to 2:45 p.m. Adalbert cafeteria, under the church-UU S. IStl. odation. Continental Sunday. For reservations call 381-7676. St , South Side. Refreshments will heaurved All Breakfast. Bonus rebate. IRON CENTRI who attended St. Adalbert School are welcome 290 SITUATION OF PITTSIUR6H WANTED 6886 Forward Ave. Sq. Hill HALL RENTAL 600 HOME ACCOMMODATES COMPANION— To care for 520 PROFESSIONALS 150-500 PEOPLE IMPROVEMENTS ppdo elderly people. Good references. SERVICES Includes transportation, Livein, 5 days a week. 864-4835 242-9335 IN TE R E S TE D — In furance or hotels, Grand Ole Opry, hot water tank safety. check and Six Gun Territory, Silver tune-up? Call Jim 431-3026 DISNEY WORLD 5HÖW& A W lß ß lH Ö Springs, Disney World, LANDSCAPING—Cleanup HOME FOR RRNT Bavarian Inn Dinner, FAVORS Completely, furnished and DECORATIONS yards, trimming hedges and Cookout, Shopping, shrub*, tree removal, nauling including linen s m kitchen ALL— Good used furniture PARTY TIMS utenklls 3-br 9 4 $ per week Circua World, Welcoming wanted, kitchen sets, DR or BR Robert Fenton 531 7660.341 7640 Party, 1/2 bushel ot asm dey A w n , tie. (305) 847-0195 sets, 1 piece or entire home. Day P A IN TIN G -In te rio r I X per oranges. 766-5115. Eve., 761-4821 MIKE FEINIER6 C0.INC 120 Seventh St Pgh Pa 1S222 average room Exterior Largest Shopping Mali AMERICAN FLYER. LIONEL. 281-0480 tainting, and wallpapering Call APTS FOR RENT Toronto, Canada IVES— Toy trains and acces­ Don 104-0637 O akland sory. By collector. Any age or Nk U v tumtolwd efficiency. FALLVALATION NO V. 6 pp do. 8148 PLASTERING— Large and condition. PAY UP TO 810.000 510 ENTERTAINMENT small repairs Also Interior Utilities paid 8fM WRITE OR CALL 276-5325.______painting Same business over 30 East End HILTON yrs. Martin 831-0885 ___ ZONA TOURS CASH— For old oak furniture. Luge 2 bedroom equipped HEAD 1750 STEINER AVENUE Furnishing old home. Not PLUMBING— Paneling, Re kitchen free Hits 806 W. MIFFLIN, PA 15122 antique dealer. Call 361-6185. modeling. Furnace Work, Sewer Squirrel HIM 2 B t / M f t i utaksd LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER. Cleaning 421-8147 Carpeted 5 rooms, laundry condo. VC« M s taunts, IVES, BUDDY L—Trains. ROOFS R EP A IR E D — Leeks hookups, nice location 071 eevtmmtug y o if r raqrat Collector will pay top dollar. Any CHARLANE fixed, gutters coated, tin work Highland Park bull 188 y i # to bra ch. (Ettwood City) age or condition. Electric or painted Since 1962. G Quigley Lovely T bedroom, furnished/ wiiid-up 343-2690______MANOR 663-2757. 766-4088 unfurnished parking, yard O ra* to I standi famous LIONEL. AMERICAN FLYER, SENIOR CITIZENS Have vour golf, dlutug. shops and IVES TRAINS— Notre Dame HOME walls washed or painted at M l Washington raisilslu— at. Private Aiumus will pay up to 810.000 prices you can afford 241-5953 Largs. 2 BR duplex. no deposit Owner AMITY TOURS Any condition anywhere. FOR THE ESCMTEO BUS TOURS Collector. Drew Bauer 821-3389, SIDEWALKS— Driveways, North SM* Day 922-5202 821-4851______ELDERLY porches Any kind of wails, NEAR MCKEESPORT HOSPITAL Spacious. 2 Bedroom, on bus CAPE COD THINKING OF SELLING— block, brick, stone Carpentiy, lina. won't last SIM Eve 835-9250 STATE LICENSED NEW ENGLAND Those unwanted items? We are roofing, Aluminum siding, soffit WNUnaburg buying furniture, tiles, and fascia, railings, insulation, 120 TOURS Sept. 28-Oct 3 82*9 For Information Cory 1 Bedroom, laundry, glassware, pottery, and etc. Call hauling. Free est Fully Ins 266- SAULT STE MARIE on Admlaalona garage. yard 108 FLORIDA 372-5169. ______9095, 331-5057______OUR LADY OF LEBANON- Mackinac Island PLEASE CALL East Suburban VACATION Ohio, One day pilgrimage. Fall Foliage WANTED USED FURNI­ WALLPAPER 4 INSTALL Well kapt. 2 BR carpal, laundry Sunday Sept. 18. Mass, dinner, Sept. 20-25 $389 T U R E — And antique. Crafton TIO N — Experienced. profes­ Trading Post 922-4441. 10-5, sional paper hanger: Snop-at- facilities 810 confession, meditation, 820. TORONTO Reservation Betty 441-3018, closed Tuesdays 4 Sundays. home service. Discount sanitas BtoomftoM Florida* MM kapt secret OCTOBER FEST & wallpaper Free est, 461-tZ79 Dorothy 521-3186. W A N TE D — Old furniture, cedar Sharp. 2 Bedroom, near St exclusive Oseen village Oct. 7-9 $178 600 HOME Dale Redpath PILGRAMAGE-To Our Lady chests, dining room, kitchens Francis. 808 reeort on Nutohmsen Wand O c t 11-14 $238 IMPROVEMENTS of Lordes Shrine. Cleveland, OH. sets, fanct carved furniture, W ALL WASHING— Painting, Brentwood with mg— Doeerdroni Sept. 25. Call 341-2510, 4-10 P.M. MYRTLE BEACH painted dishes, glassware, house cleaning, window Family size, 2nd floor, rieeteurent 4 Ubunge PRES O c t 17-22 $2*9 lamps, stain glass, goldjewelry. A SPH ALT— Concrete, retaining cleaning, paper cleaning, and equipped kitchen 110 Qotf/Tennts A Metd Service OUR LADY OF FATIMA silverplated 4 sterling flatware, walls, masonry work, brici replace window ropes, grass 3000 Prívete Beech. Sauna S H R IN E— Niagara Fails, New SMOKIE MOUNTAINS Squirrel HW Jacuzzi. 8 pool» Security 4 NASHVILLE OPRY dolls, wind-up toys, teddy bears, pointing. Insured, guarantee cutting Go anywhere Free est Attractive. 2 88. carpeted York, Oct. 9th. Visit Canadian oriental rugs, mirrors, docks, >24-7614 or 271-7130______Decorettvety tumiehed 1-BR O c t 26-31 Call 481-5066 basement, yard. 810 Falls, sit down dinner. 661-5523. $308 most old things. For cash call vile. 1st Flow. Security BLOOMFIELD FENCE-And WILLIAMSBURG4 Dorothy or Paul before selling Vary Itasaan— hatee Equipment All types of fences, H0USE8 FOR RENT BUSCH GARDENS 279-0359, 242-0451. week» of itvn-iqrao • n/i including custom built wood. We South Mats O c t 20-23 AL CALFO’s ■an evesabh H M Wk Franciscan $238 go anywhere Free same day Carpeted. 2 Bedroom house. STEELER VS COLTS est. 361-6622 CEMENT WORK tuN basement yard, porch. Nov. 12-13 $»8 400 MISCELLANEOUS tours CARPE N T R Y -D e c k i porch FREE ESTIMATE 078 SALES es. doors, windows, kitchens, ALL TYPE» OF North SM* Holy Land 10th Anniversary bath, gamerooms, drywall, CEMENT WORK Large, 4 bedroom house. Jour dan/Egypt Special HOME BAKED COOKIES- ceilings, additions Small jobs Section 8 ok 071 Lady locks, nut horns, apricot welcome. 344-7444.______4 2 1 - 5 8 1 0 O c t 11-23 81428 FLORIDA DELUXE O akland horns, lassies, etc. 82.00 dozen. Conveniently located. 4 BR. Call Rose 01-6132 or Barb. 882 CEMENT WORK-Porcbes. For complete listing of NOV. 28 - DEC. 4 new decor, ready 710. ______step*, garage, walls, brick work, tours send for brochure. 10 days. 2 dinners, 7 glass block windows and Bathtubs Resurfaced breakfasts all inclusive P.O. Boa 98261 PUPPIES— German sherpards, replacement windows. Free eat Family size. 288 house, resort property. Pittsburgh, Pa. 18227 white, AKC. shots, wormed, Call Frank after 4. 731 U ll. Sore $7500 compered to carpeted, basement. 880 HAYS—Aerosi f r o n Holy 4 to condo pp $288 large boned, beautiful, 731-670. neur tub Installation Angels Church I Hauses or O S C A L L C E M E N T — Brick work, side­ 3 to condo pp $328 Bwta*vel8 Large Lot. 1st H R a. Ireuibnci VIOLIN OUTFIT— Antique walks. driveways, porches, $ 1 5 9 2 5 Specious 28k houes. laundry 885-6962 881-3479 2 to condo pp $388 6 rowna and bad. tad house Violin, Conn Trumpet, Silver patios. drywalls, basements 4 Portoigln Rosurlaclng room, lonoad yard. 041 alutaataum M d E 4 reams am Trumpet, Flute, Clarinet, Used garage. Free est. Call Joe 262 327-1495 Q re * n R * M bat». 40-380 Accordion. Electric Guitar, 5 0 9 ______Cozy, (room duptox, k Ida. pots Beginners Guitars, Uketele, ONE DAY TOUR ok. ysrd. 071 Books etc. Accessories. 823-7949. EDOWSKI TREE SERVICE- ERIE Removal, trimming hedges, MUMS 4 WINERY East l u b w taew B & T Tours landscaping, spraying 4 Newly painted, 4 Bedroom. O c t 4 $25 hauling, chipper service 264 ERIE Dining Room $10 SHOPPING 8PREE 0374, 695-3515. 24 hour service Sept . 30 $24 NOD AREMTALf Winery tour, Mum Form, Nov. 19 $23 EXPERT ROOF REPAIR— We can helpt A6 arsas/slzas/ Shopping. One day tour. Pick up points in McKees­ HAULING. CLEAN-UP-Attk. Repair work our specialty. Also prices ATLANTIC crrv garages, cellars. Fair prices, down spouting, chimney port 4 Pittsburgh pointing and painting Free est H r IwIw ehMiw call Oct. 3-5 pp. do. $118 move anything, day *28-6614, GROUPS night 70-4492______All work guarantee *81 2944 Hotel Homehuret, Trans, 4 6 2 - 8 5 0 0 plus much, much, more. Let ue d o your planning IN VITATIO N S— Ail occasions, FURNITURE REUPHOLS- THAT UNLOCKS TE R IN G — And Custom made O c t 18-18 »p. do. 8118 Group Isadora oak about embossed or engraved, slipcovers. Furniture repairing Hotel Deauville, trane., our Bonue Plan stationery, napkins, favors, THE DOORS missals. Discount prices. Registered upholsterers. plus much, much more. WE SELL ALL Shirley Stabonery Co. 421-4806 Lowest prices Free est. 17 yrs , OF SUCCESS VIRGINIA BEACH TRAVEL NEEDS or 421-2792 exp. Lou, John, 361-8161 Advertiser* Oct. 9 -1 3 ...... ppdo $205 CLASSIFIED BATES GENERAL CONTRUCTION/ Invest a portion Includes accomodations, Cnitaoo Bus Air R EM O D ELIN G — New or add] of their budget NON-COMMERCIAL RATBM------transportation, sightseeing' CALL AMITY TOURS GAETANO’S bons. Residential or commen­ Williamsburg, 6 meals ate. RT 51 PLEASANT HILL S MNQUET HALL A çai. Complete fire restorabon to Interest you In MINIMUM CHARGE f * l a n c a s t e r /r e a d i n g ACROSS FROM EAT N PARK CATERING SERVICE and insurance work 466-1367 their product, ser­ 20 Word*. .$4.80 Each additonataoN.tajdft* O ct 3-4-5 .... S*40. $119 Your location or Onto 884-2707 882-2707 GENERAL CONTRACT - vice or merchandise! 818 Broadway Avs. Includes sightseeing, Need a Brat CaB US Cement work, driveways, accomodations, 4 meals plus McKees Rocks, PA. 15136 When you patronize COMMERCIAL RArÉfc-«*------Charter Bueos Available sidewalks, patios, retaining MINIMUM CHAR Ot -STJLj more. walls, complete porches with hi* establishment CALL roof and railing, garages, or use his product 20 Words-$4.50 Each sddthqnel word tVeenu FUNERAL DIRECTORS gamerooms. etc. Cali Joe 824- 1677 _ or service and In­ H ANDYM AN— All types borne form him that repairs. Plumbing, painting, you saw his ad In Support Your carpentry. e!etrical,& cement the Catholic, He Very reasonable, promt service. THE PITTSBURGH CATHOLIC Parish Share Program knows that he gets Jim 431-3626______110 THIRD AVENUE .PGH-.Pdû15222 B E 1 N H A U E R results using the H A VE J T 4 SON— give you a 120.803 Awrqp BtaUy UresMBp free esbmate for all your Catholic Press. This improvement needs 921-6830 help* all of us. _ Page 10 — Pittsburgh Catholic, Friday, September 9,1963 Around the dioceses Bro. Carney jubilee set DCCW event Bro. Patrick Carney, chairman of the mathematics department at Setoo-La Salle High The South Hills Deanery of the Diocesan School in Mount Lebanon, will mark his 29th Council of Catholic Women will host a dessert- anniversary as a Christian Brother with a Mass ■card party Saturday, Sept. 24, at 12:30 p.m. at St. and reception on Sunday. Sept. 11. John Capistran Church, 650 Fort Couch Rd., Fr. Hugh Lang, superinten­ , Upper St. Clair. dent of diocesan schools, will Tickets are $3, with a deadline of Sept. 15. Send be principal celebrant at the 4 checks, payable to the South Hills Allegheny p.m. Mass in the school County Deanery Council, to Mrs. James auditorium. Concelebrating Trageser, 181 Sheldon A ve„ Pittsburgh, Pa. will be Frs. Robert Duch, -15220 assistant superintendent of Proceeds will benefit the work of Fr. John Price diocesan schools for secon­ in Peru. Fr. Price, a diocesan priest, was former dary education; James L. moderator of the DCCW. Aaron, pastor of St. Elizabeth parish, Pleasant Hills; *Encounter9 leaders William Hausen, pastor of St. Joseph parish, Mt. Oliver, Harry and Judy Price of Dormont have been and Robert Moslener, pastor elected as area coordinators for the Worldwide of St. Joseph parish, New Marriage Encounter. Kensington. A reception will p a(rjck They will serve a two-year term. A llison P a rk affiliates follow the Mass. The Prices belong to St. Bernard parish in Mt. Bro. Patrick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Lebanon and can be reached for information on The Sisters of Divine Providence in Allison Park Donahue, a native of Erie; and Sister Judith Carney, former residents of East Liberty and Marriage Encounter by calling 341-7804 Meinert, director of vocation ministry. Sharon is parishioners of Sacred Heart Church who now recently received two women into tie order as reside in Deerfield, Fla. He graduated from Information is also available by calling George affiliates. From left are Sharon Geibei, daughter of studying at LaRocbe College and Patricia works at and Donna Runkey, 795-8378. North Hills Passavant Hospital. Central Catholic and entered the Brothers of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Geibei of Herman; Sister Christian Schools on Sept. 7,1958. Mary Jane Beatty, affiliates’ director; Patricia Brother graduated from LaSalle College in Retreat for deaf Philadelphia, where he also earned a master’s Cenacle schedule degree in theology. He holds a master’s degree in The Catholic Office for the Deaf will sponsor its McKeesport fest mathematics from the University of Notre Dame, annual retreat for the deaf the weekend of Sept. 30 The Cenacle Retreat House in Oakland opens Ind., and also studied the University of St. Peter Church in McKeesport will hold its at the Cenacle Retreat House in Oakland. its fall season with four programs in September. Pittsburgh, Carnegie-Mellon and Penn State. harvest festival Friday, Saturday and Sunday, Conducting the program will be Fr. Ray Fleming Slated are: a renewal weekend for women He has taught in Arlington, Va., and Sept. 9, 10 and 11, on the church grounds at 8th 8c of Rochester, N.Y. ‘‘recuperating from the summer” Sept. 16-18, Cumberland, Md., at the University of Notre For information or reservations contact the Market Sts. Hours are Friday and Saturday from conducted by Fr. Trafford Maher, SJ; a five-part Dame and at Central Catholic, from 1971 to 1973. 6 to 11 p.m. and Sunday from 3 to 9 p.m. Catholic Office for the Deaf (by Sept. 20), 48 S. series ‘‘Enjoying the Bible,” Thursdays from This is his fifth year at Seton-LaSalle. Among the activities will be face painting, 14th St., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15203. 9:30 to 11 a.m. beginning Sept. 22 and conducted Bro. Patrick is also mathematics coordinator clowns, amusements, socials, refreshments and by Sister Edith Ryan, SND. for diocesan secondary schools, coach of his entertainment. A weekend for compulsive overeaters Sept. 23- school’s math team, and a former assistant Also planned are fish or shrimp dinners on Green Tree party 25 conducted by a Sister-member of Overeaters manager of the ice hockey team. Friday and shish-ka-bob on Sunday. Anonymous; and a retreat weekend for the deaf ; ‘.‘Hit or Miss” will be the theme for the fall Sept. 30-Oct. 2 conducted by Fr. Ray Fleming. Brentwood festival fashion show and card party set for Tuesday, Nazareth superior For reservations or information on the Sept. 20, by the Christian Mothers and Women’s programs call tbe Cenacle at 681-6180. Guild of St. Margaret, Green Tree. Time is 8 p.m. The annual fall festival at St. Sylvester Church, Mother M. Celeste Slowik, who is provincial in the parish social ball. 3754 Brownsville Rd., Brentwood, will be held For reservations at $4 call Jean Ryan, 563-3984, superior of the Sisters of tbe Holy Family of Polish classes Monday through Saturday, Sept. 12-17, on the or Rosemary Constanzo, 344-9451. Nazareth nuns in Philadelphia, has been elected parish grounds. superior general of the order. The Central Council of Polish Organizations Special events will include a pre-festival The election took placed at the order’s 17th will sponsor Polish language classes beginning chicken dinner Sunday, Sept. 11, from 2 to 6 p.m. Course offered general chapter in Rome recently. Saturday, Sept. 17, with registration at 9 a.m. at at |4, and a fish dinner Friday, Sept. 16, from 3:30 Mother Celeste, who will Guardian Angels parish hall, 213 Steuben St., to 6:30 p.m. at 84. Also set are a flea market, Forbes Road East Vocational Technical School serve for nine years, is the West End. The class will begin at 10 a.m. For children’s stands, rides, amusements, socials will offer a program for displaced homemakers sixth leader of the order information on the beginner and advanced and refreshments. Sept. 13-Oct. 21. Classes meet at the Monroeville founded in 1875. The order classes call Hattie Siwicki, 681-2651. school Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 9 (which has a motherhouse in Presentation festival a.m. to 2 p.m. To register call Pat Wadlow, 373- Bellevue) numbers some 1,800 Carlow courses 8100 ext. 36. members working on five Presentation parish in Midland will present its continents. third annual Ethnic Day celebration Friday and Carlow College, Oakland, will hold a Know Fair A native of Philadelphia, Saturday, Sept. 16 and 17, on the church grounds JMayview volunteers on Saturday, Sept. 10, from 10 a.m. to noon in the Mother Celeste is a former at 772 Ohio Ave. principal and has served on lobby of Antonian Hall. The fair will give Proceeds will benefit the parish’s SOS (Save < Mayview State Hospital will hold orientation numerous boards in the individuals tbe opportunity to meet instructors programs for new volunteers Thursdays, Sept. 22 M. Celeste Our School) fund. Philadelphia area. and ask questions about non-credit workshops The event, open Friday from 5 to 11 p.m. and. and 29, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Mondays, Sept. and programs being offered this fall. Offerings Saturday from 3 to 11 p.m., will feature a wide )9 and 26, from 7 to 10 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 1,9 include classes in arts and leisure, business skills, variety of foods from different countries,' a m. to 1 p.m. For information call Ema Jochum Meridian festival ethnic studies, professional development and entertainment and amusements. dr Tim Stevens at 343-2700 or 221-7500, ext 386 or ministry. For information call 578-6094. St. Conrad Church in Meridian (Butler 198 County), will hold its parish festival Friday and Golden Age session Sunday, Sept. 16 and 18. Friday’s attractions will Charleroi Mass Monroeville Mass include a fish fry from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, a An organizational meeting to establish a Mars chicken or ham dinner is set, from 11:30 a.m. to 6 Mother of Sorrows Church in Charleroi will Chapter of Catholic Golden Age will be held * North American Martyrs Church in p.m. Also scheduled are amusements, socials, celebrate Mass in Italian as part of its Forty Friday, Sept. 23, at 7 p.m. at St. Kilian’s parish Monroeville will host a Mass and anointing of the entertainment films for children. Dinners are $4 Hours celebration Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 7 p.m. All hall on Clark Street. The group is the national gick ceremony Saturday, Sept. 17, at 11 a.m. for adults and 82 for children. association of Catholics aged 50 and older. - A light luncheon will follow in the parish hall. are welcome to attend. For information or transportation call 373-0330. All JIM ORONEY 6 MIKE SILVESTRf SELL Ocean City, Md•— Home of [OPEN TEAR First-aid classes EVERYTHING FOR THE OFFICE DESKS, FILES, TYPEWRITER * 7 2 1 0 C aptainsTable^stau Divine Providence Hospital on the North Side, CALCULATORS, SUPPLIES. as part of Emergency Medicine Week FAST DELIVERY DISCOUNT PRICES observances, will offer free first-aid classes MT. LEBANON OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. MOTOR Monday and Thursday. Sept. 19 and 22. at 7 p.m. in ANTA ARIA 1817 tinkivillt Rd.. Pittsburgh. Pi. 15216 344-4300 ot 15th St. the hospital's conference room. To register call Ocean City, HOTEL On the Ocean M l MD. 21842 102 Room s 322-0700, ext 325, 326 or 355 by Sept. 14. •ALL ROOMS AIR CONDITIONED •SWIMMING POOL •MEETING EASIEST TO FOLLOW & USE ROOMS •COLOR TV ALL ROOMS •COCKTAILS AT CAPTAIN'S String auditions CALL NOW TABLE »DIRECTDIAL PHONES »FREE LOCAL CALLS »ELEVATOR DIET BOOK 301-289-7191 SERVICE •ALL ROOMS WITH HEAT •FAMILY GROUPS ONLY •CALL OR WRITE NOW1 Auditions and first rehearsal for the Diocesan YOU’LL EVER FIND BECAUSE OF ITS String Orchestra will take place on Saturdays, Sept 17 and 24, at 10:30 a.m. at the rehearsal hall, 91 cot« MEAL PICTURES Room 322, of the Duquesne University School of cm AT fO* THt Saint Anthony’s Chapel Music. String players in elementary or secondary WEIGHT CONSCIOUS or DIABETIC A H oly Y##r Pilgrimage Church school with two or more years experience are Colon#» colculot#d compl#t# maolboloncing Dial» rang 1704 HARPSTER STREET eligible to audition. For more information, in« from 1000-2000 col. per day Picture* Help you pick a m#ol ot o glonc# Includes Desserts & Sportsman’s list of TROY HILL contact Sister M. Serafina, OP, at 271-1736. game ond seafood dishes For your copy of "De­ PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA. 15212 lightful Dining", mail $4 plus $1.00 Postoge $ Hondling. — Check, Money order to; HOLY YEAR DEVOTIONS 'Alternatives9 speaker SISTER M. BEATRICE KIESEL C D P. HEG ISW tiD D ll TITIAN Feast of the Triumph of the Cross Richard M. Hatch, publisher, lecturer and talk 9000 BABCOCK BOULEVARD September 14,1983 show bost, will discuss abortion at the Monday, ALLISON PARK. PA 15101 Sept. 19, meeting of Alternatives to Abortion of STATIONS OF THE CROSS Pittsburgh at 8 p.m. at Trinity Cathedral, Downtown Pittsburgh, 325 Oliver St. WOULD YOU LIKE A FREE L.C.D. DIGITAL WATCH? Prayers for the Holy Year Hatch is president of Richard Hatch Ministries, 2:00 PM 4:00 PM 7:00PM Inc.; publisher-editor of the Pittsburgh Sun Pteata contact me and let me tall you how RPH Fund Raising can Times, a quarterly magazine of current issues; help your school or organization ralso mors monsy than avar Donations on non-perishable food for the North and the host of a daily talk show on WPIT-FM. bat ora and tha watch la yours. Side Food Bank will be accepted with thanks. WE LL BET YOU CAN T BEAT OUR DEAL8 DCCW session CANDY CANDLES CHEESE-SAUSAQE Visit our conveniently located Gift Shop RPH POPCORN PIZZA SCROLLS SPICES The Southwest Deanery of the Diocesan Council Fund RAising PRIZES TO SUIT YOUI of Catholic Women will meet Monday, Sept. 12, at St Joseph Church in Carnegie. A 7 p.m. Mass, RICK HECKERT »7-7481 1-8 0 0 -242-1770 exlabo NINE DAY NOVENA offered by Fr. Sylvester Kress, pastor, will open IN HONOR OF the evening. All women of the deanery are welcome. 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Braddock festival 15 Days 14 Nights HAWAII of the Infant Jesus ACCOMODATIONS Sacred Heart Church on Brinton Rd., Braddock 4 ISLANDS Hills, will hold its fall festival Friday through at The National Shrine of Sunday. Sept. 9-11, on the church grounds. a Oahu • 4 Nights at Waikiki Featured will be foods such as kielbasy, a Kauai • 3 Nights at Kauai Our Lady of Lebanon cabbage rolls and pizza and others, plus booths a Hawaii • 3 Nights at Hawaii (Kona) and amusements. a Maul • 4 Nights at Maul EACH EVENING AT 7:30 PM North Side festival Saturday, S ip t 23 thru Saturday. O ct 1,1063 Nov.------5 to 19 * 14 2 9 . I K V pp.dO. Nativity Church, 4071 Franklin Rd., North Side, M e* hrrtr-*— Round trip transportation to and from Pittsburgh Airport. Round trip yta Unltad SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NOVENA will host its annual festival Thursday, Friday and AjrMn^lntarisland air tara. 4 night*« Pnncee. Ka.uian, H o t a t o n ^ j t g h ^ n g t ^ ^ n WILL BE AFTER THE 7 PM MASS Saturday, Sept. 15-17, in the school yard. Harbor and city ot Honolulu 3 Night. Sharaton Cocoanut Beach HeW w Kairai wtth siohtsaaing tour ot Yailua River. Fam Grotto, and Waimaa Canyon. 3 nights at INyyHKonuHjbon Novena Preyen, Veepen to the Holy Eucharist Dinners are set for the school cafeteria daily Hotel with stohtseeing tour ot Hilo City, Volcano National Park and H from 5 to 7 p.m. and the festival activities will Beach Hotel on Maui with a tour ot lao Valtay and historic Lahalna^Lai Oraatjng Atohe with Benediction of the Bleated Sacrament begin at 7 p.m. Refreshments, booths, socials and daDarture Complimantary breakfast and brisling in Hawaii. Baggage Handling. Tranafara A DIFFERENT GUEST SPEAKER WILL PREACH EVERY NIGHT amusements are slated. All are welcome. ¡rT^ w 2 t^ ? to a a a n d tipaonirvcludad Nature*. T o u r escort throughout tour to halp maka your trip mora enjoyable 'Creating Family9 NATIONAL SHRINE OF I U # A Fool aaeura. Go with a qualified bonded lour agency PRAYER INTENTIONS OUR LADY LEBANON St. Wendelin Church in Carrick will host a five- FOR DETAILS CALL TOM OR TINA WILL BE ACCEPTED part film series on ‘‘Creating Family" 2719 NORTH LIPKEY ROAD Wednesdays beginning Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. The TRAVEL TOLL FR EE 1-80*442-9687 NORTH JACKSON, OHIO, 44451 series is conducted by Clayton Barbeau, family (A BONDED BROKER)______therapist. Donation is |1 per evening. I

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Vocations series Musicians set Masses Quest, a series for young persons considering a The National Pastoral Musicians (NPM ) vocation to religious life, will begin Saturday. organization of the diocese will bold two Masses Sept. 34, at 9:39 a.m with a talk by Sister Karen to mark the opening of the liturgical season. They Boros. OSBM. on “ Path to Wholeness." will be in memory of diocesan musicians who This program and all in the aeries will be held at have died in the past year and both will be Mt. Nazareth Center in Bellevue. followed by dinner. Upcoming talks in the series, sponsored by the The Masses are Tuesday, Sept. 13, at 6 p m. in Pittsburgh Vocation Council, will be “ Path to St. Mary Church, Seventh Avenue, Beaver Falls Freedom.” Dec 3 by Sister Marita Juras. “ Path (for information or reservations, contact Bea to One’s Heart," Feb 2, by Fr. Scott Seethaler Fieo, 654-503) and Tuesday. Sept. 20. at 6:30 p.m. and "Path of Giving." April 7. To register write in St. John Capistran Church, 650 Fort Couch Sister Grace Hartsog, 1343 Sheridan Ave., Road. Upper St. Clair. Cost of this dinner is 96 S0, Pittsburgh. P a „ 15266. or call 661-8604 Cost is $5 with reservations due Monday, Sept. 12. Checks should be made payable to the Worship Commission. Religious ed day New officers for the Beaver/Lawrence Branch of the NPM are: Herb Dillahunt, director; Mary The diocesan Religious Education/Confratern­ Lou Pruchnic. assistant director for recruitment; ity of Christian Doctrine staff will hold an Bea Fleo, coordinator of planning; Lee Anne orientation meeting for new parish religious Nard, secretary-treasurer; and Mary Margaret education directors, coordinators and program Botinovich, animator for koinonia. managers on Thursday. Sept 15, from 9 a m to4 New officers for the Allegheny Branch of the p.m. in Lawless Hall, St Mary of Mercy Church, NPM are: Tom Stehle, director; Fr. Thomas Downtown. Kirby, pastor of St. FYancis de Sales parish, They will inform the parish workers of the McKees Rocks, assistant director for services available from each department recruitment; Fr. Samuel Esposito, associate A buffet luncheon will be served at noon For pastor of St. Bartholomew parish, Penn Hills, information, contact Sister Rose Angela Goss, coordinator of planning; Sister Mariella Bradley, CSJ, diocesan parish liaison, at 456-3113 RSM, secretary-treasurer, and Fr. Dennis St. P a u l fa m ily day Colamarino, associate pastor at Holy Name St. Paul Retreat House on ike South Side hosted an Kaszmarek of SS. Cyril A Methodius in McKees parish, Duquesne, animator for koinonia. end-of-summer family day gathering last weekend Rocks; Ron Urban of St. Margaret and Ann for those active in the retreat house work. Sharing K a s z m a re k of SS. Cyril it Methodius. Standing are Seton parents9 night in the fun are, from left, Fr. Francis Finnigan, CP, Jill Urban of St. Margaret and Fr. Coiumbkille I M R A X T i ' S I retreat house director, with Jason and Karrie Lynn O’Grady. P A R K CLAMA IUÌXTAÌM A.XT The Seton-La Salle High School, Mount Urban of St. Margaret parish in Green Tree; Harry 128 N Craig St Oakland, near Si Paul's Cathedral Lebanon, Parents’ Association will hold an WKDDIXUK RKI KPTIO^f« orientation session for the parents of new Seton jubilee students on Wednesday, Sept. 14, at 8 p.m. in the Carlow increases l.\ II.II.W T IH M *«. RINI.Hk school auditorium. Members of the school ALSO The eighth anniversary of the canonization of administration and parents for the association's Carlow College, Oakland, enrolled its largest LUNCHEONS • DINNER MEETINGS St. Elizabeth Seton will be marked Sunday, Sept executive board will participate. number of new students for its 54th academic PARTIES 11, at 2 p.m. with a concelebrated Mass at the The evening will cover extra-curricular year. More than 340 new full-time and part-time PARKING national shrine of St. Elizabeth in Emmitsburg. activities, career counselling, college students are enrolled; registration is still 6 8 2 -1 1 5 5 Md. Aux. Bishop Thomas V. Daily of Boston will preparation program, report cards, computer underway and enrollment is expected to reach Open Tues thru Sun 11 lo 9, Closed Monday officiate. education program, discipline and vocational 350. The old enrollment record was set in 1978 with 320 new students. The Seton Founder's Medal will be presented on education. A question and answer session will that day to Annabelle McConnell Melville, author follow. Parents should notify the school office, The freshman class increased by 26 percent to ffij® m i si [s e M é s tu® mm e/a daJg more than 200 students. It is the largest freshman and retired professor of history from 561-3583, by Thursday, Sept. 9, to attend. Bridgewater State College. Dr. Melville has WE OFFER A WONDERFUL A R R A Y OP The group has announced formation of an ad class since 1971, when 235 freshmen were r enrolled. written and spoken extensively on St. Elizabeth hoc committee to study possible improvements in The Seton Shrine Center is open daily from 10 the computer education equipment. Parents Dennis Vest, vice president for institutional LAMPSHADES @ a.m. to 5 p.m. (3 having computer experience are encouraged to advancement at Carlow, attributed the increased Wto Inmk iacMab M iWh . i «ai >« «* ( 9 join the committee. enrollment to strengthened academic programs, an increased commitment to securing financial a lias a l style Mm caslon M R shades a *e 5 ] The association has also announced that Fr. cm ram r you paw law Scott Seethaler, OFM Cap., will speak at the aid and refined recruitment techniques. Cults still recruiting Wednesday, Nov. 2 meeting. He will discuss “ The Indications are positive for increased LAMPSHADES® Sexual Development of High School Students." enrollment for the future at Carlow, he said. lupini Stair Co [g Inquiries for the 1984-85 academic year to date (Continued from page 1) 2» N O .« S. G.*,.™, jg Millvale postulant total 8,500, an increase of 55 percent over those group for parents and relatives of cult received at this time last year. members." 6 8 1 -1 4 1 4 Q a fpnwrensirBfjgi fsnnrgra fs/ai rsun pbas joi Terri Sawyer, a member of St. Henry parish, Fr. Breier has since become Mt. Oliver, will enter the community of the an authority on cults and sects Sisters of St. Francis of Millvale as a postulant on and is the author of "The Sunday, Sept. 11, in a 2 p.m. ceremony in the St. Bede wins Cults," published by Growth motherhouse chapel. Associates, 22 Willow Street, JOHN’S TOURS Mystic, Connecticut 06355. Miss Sawyer attended St. Henry Elementary Grade school football season got underway the Pittsburgh and Catholic School and graduated from Hilltop Catholic High weekend of Sept. 2. In the only score reported, the dioceses throughout the U.S. Box 154, VindorgrlflPi. 15800 School in 1981, where she received the Business varsity team from St. Bede, Point Breeze, are now working to curb the 567-7341 Toll F m 1-800-242-1484 Honor Award. For the past two years, she has defeated St. Basil, Carrick, 34-0. been employed by Dr. William Linhart of Maurice Lucas threw a 20-yard touchdown pass influence of cults. “Where you receive e Utile more." Fr. Breier strongly Pittsburgh. to Jack McCarthy and ran 70 yards on a punt John's Tours is pleased to offer prepackaged As a postulant, she will reside at the recommended that families tours tor you or groups. We will custom-build return for another touchdown. McCarthy scored a affected by cults contact motherhouse and participate in community touchdown on a 40-yard run. The Lucas- your tour to your specifications for one day or PAIF, Box 131, Allison Park, service. She had earlier been an affiliate with the McCarthy duo also combined for an extra point. Fr. Breier longer duration. Need to charter a Pa. 15101. order. motorcoach for your organization? Call usi. Joe O’Toole ran two yards for a touchdown and "There is nothing thatcan help parents who lost two yards again for an extra point. Matt Boyle We have tours for senior citizens, church their kid to a cult like another mother or father groups, bowling leagues, etc Hunger workshop scored a touchdown on a 11-yard run. who has gone through the same experience,” he In the junior varsity game, Brian Lee ran two Some typlcel exemple* I said. “ They support and help each other in regard yards for a touchdown to lead St. Bede to a 6-0 Nashville, 4 days, 3 nights, pp d o ...... $189 The Respect Life Committee of St. basil parish, to advice and how to approach the matter.” victory over St. Basil. Ocean City, 8 days. 5 nights, pp.do $242 Carrick, will host a workshop on hunger, peace Former cult members also belong to P A IF and Carousel Dinner Theater...... $28 and justice, sponsored by Bread for the World, can offer support and guidance to those who have Atlantic City, 3 days. 2 nights, pp d o ...... IN Florida. 8 days. 7 nights, pp do...... trow $ $ Pittsburgh Chapter, on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 9 just left a cult. Last week, Fr. Breier said 30 22 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the parish hall. 1735 Brownsville Washington, D.C., Williamsburg, VA., plus much, Competitors sought individuals contacted PAIF. much, mora Road. Father Breier cited other reasons people join GIVE US A CALL) . Two Maryknoll Sisters, Sue Rech and Gloria cults. In addition to offering love and a sense of Buiz. will lead the seminar and relate their St. Thomas More School, Bethel Park, is 567-7341 1-800-242-1484 belonging, cults provide “ black and white experiences as missionaries in Tanzania and looking for games for its junior varsity — grades boOBOBBBPPBPOBOBPOOOOti answers” and do not require a person to make Indonesia. They will use film and group five and six — football team. The school won't religious decisions. Cults offer no freedom of discussion to increase awareness of the field a varsity team this year and its junior choice — it is either right or wrong. structural causes of world hunger. varsity team is unable to compete in its section H eaVffM ariin A light lunch will be provided and an optional this year. "This characteristic is enticing to the type of A RECOVERING ALCOHOLIC donation of $10 is suggested. Since the format of Teams interested should contact Paul Dunn at personality who wants easy answers," Fr. Breier the day limits participatants to 40, reservations 833-3062. explained. “ 1 call this the Post Vatican II SPEAK ON should be made by calling 882-4722. syndrome. You won't find that in Catholicism where a lot of questions are a matter of wrestling “Alcoholism & tho Family” 'St. Francis9 week Vincent de Paul feast with yourself to come up with important decisions on your moral and spiritual life.” St. Francis General Hospital will launch its The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will celebrate Friday itient-care building program Thursday the feast day of St. Vincent de Paul Sunday, Sept. Other personality types often recruited in a cult oming, Sept. 15, with groundbreaking for the 18, with a Mass at 10 a.m. at the Vincentian Sisters are those who have been treated as children until Sapt 16 8PM iw Sister M. Adele Meiser Psychiatric Building. of Charity Motherhouse in the North Hills. they reach age 18. M o s q u e The new building is part of a four-phase Officiating will be Msgr. Paul Bassompierre, “ Suddenly they are thrust into adulthood, Syria instruction program. Also planned are a three- diocesan moderator. especially if they go to college,” Fr. Breier said. Oakland ory extension to the rear of the South Building to A luncheon-meeting will follow in the ‘ ‘These people don't want to make adult decisions •use emergency services and rehabilitation Vincentian High School cafeteria. and find a cult the easy solution. Often, such ofessionals; an 11-story addition on the side of persons are emotionally disturbed.” Tickets at door I e South Building to house laboratory services, However, the youth director stressed 50 percent Ft. Martin, who*« ministry I* sufleir» alcoholic* and 0*oh itient care units and operating room support Vincentian grant of people recruited by cults are “ normal, healthy lim ili« hai* takon him aero** th* UnMad Swim lo tho Far taaL / ■rvices; and a glass-enclosed lobby bridge to Groat Oriti an. European Conhnom wtH bo «pootonp primarily to kids who are looking for a goal in their life to make HWvf» childran and othor lamity momtw* and trend* ot innect the medical-parking complex and the Vincentian High School, McCandless the world a better place in which to live. They alcoholics in the rar« local appaaranca >u_ jneral medical facility. Only 16 new hospital Or da mad m 1940. Fr. Marin taught m »ormnariwunlH tte tal a* Township, received a grant for more than $6,000 happen to be in the wrong place at the wrong time ids are planned for the expansion and they will 1970, whan with tie parmewon ol tha Archhiahop o l 1* from Boehm-Howell Fund of the Pittsburgh and get involved in a cult.” beoan work is in educator In tht fiakJ of alcoholism slits of * designated for the Adoloscent Chemica' Foundation. The money will be used to purchase Although cults have not been in the forefront of Miry land Now aseignod to i nmohborhood parish w Baltimora, rr. ependency Unit. equipment and supplies for the school’s classes in Marlin stilt manages to speak 'almost anywhere, anytime, on his In conjunction with the expansion program and national attention in recent months, cults have favorite subject Alcoholism computer science, photography, chemistry, te hospital’s 120th anniversary, the Allegheny not died down, Fr. Breier warned. Rather, they ounty Commissioners and the mayor of biology and world culture. have gone undercover because of all the previous As a community trust receiving charitable ittsburgh have designated Sept. 11 through Sept. bad publicity. funds from organizations, families and — M S h a m —■ ww i ■ r as "St. Francis General Hospital Week.” individuals, the Pittsburgh Foundation makes grants available to non-profit organizations in f u l l d e n t u r e s Tamburica openings Pittsburgh and Allegheny County. M m The Miadi Hrvati Tamburica of the Croation 1 1 1 5 | * Fraternal Union, Lodge *1, North Side, is recruiting new members. Fall practice sessions Central 943 reunion E D B U R K E F U L L S E T will begin Monday, Sept. 12, at 6 p.m. at the St. Member Nicholas Church Hall, 24 Maryland Ave., Central Catholic High School’s class of 1943 will SL Bonaventura Millvale. hold a 40th anniversary reunion at the Oakland $ 2 2 5 Any interested parents of children ages 4 school Saturday, Sept. 24. For information call Perish Glenshaw • Senior Citizens Discount through 18 should contact Barbara Braidic at 486- 621-8189. ! e Medical Cords Accepted 3976 or John Posavatz at 373-1632. r — LAST CHANCE-« IM M EDIATE REPAIRS:

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A trio o f losers and Doug McKenzie with Paul A look at AB C “Smokay and the Bandit: Part Thraa" starring Jackia Gleason. Dooley end Max Von Sydow. Jerry Read. Paul Williams and Pat Directed by Dave Thomas and Rick McCormick. Directed by Dick Morania. Produced by Louis Lowry. Produced by Mort SHverstein. Released by MGM/UA En g leb e rg A Universal Picture- FR. PE TE R entertainment company. Rated PG. Confused? Check your Funk and Wagnalls By JAMES BREIG R a te d P Q . HORTON There is something mysterious about Webster. going on at the Elsinore Brewery And so we come to the end of my three-part Those are ABC's comedies for the fall. Here are By FR. PETER HORTON when the beer is drugged so that the hour-long programs: preview of the new programs for the fall. Having The original film came at the all who imbibe will fall under the done NBC and CBS, we can turn to ABC. "Hotel: ” Take a little “LbVe Boat" and peak of the CB mania as a likeable control of the evil Brewmaster ABC has unloaded some oldies ("Laverne and “ Fantasy Island.” Dock the boat and subtract the spoof of the latest craze in the Smith. Bob and Doug McKenzie, Shirley" and "Too Close for Comfort") and some air of mystery. You got “ Hotel,” which, each country. A good-looking Bandit, that all three Superman films the talented team of SCTV, soon newies (“ Joannie Loves Chachi" and “ Tales of week, “ brings new adventures for its ever- played by Burt Reynolds, was were artistic and commercial discover that evil is the air, but the Gold Monkey") to make room for these eight changing roster of quests played by visiting challenged td make a special triumphs. Yet, Flash Gordon good will triumph in the end if only new series: stars.” delivery over 1800 miles in under failed, as did the Clash of the through the heroic efforts of the "Just Our Luck: ” It’s just our luck to get a The regular stars include James Brolin, last 28 hours. Why? Simply because no Titans, Dragonslayer and The family pet. series like this one about a "hip genie" (all seen as Marcus Welby’s assistant, and, if she’s one had done it before. Trading his Sword and the Sorcerer. Not to be “ Strange Brew" is a silly quotations, as usual, come from the network’s well enough, Bette Davis. truck for a black speed demon of a dismayed, however, the Cannon bumbling comedy that rips off and press releases) who finds himself under the Firebird, Jerry Reed as Cletus Group and Lewis Coates have satirizes everything from "E.T." command of a "dreary television weather-caster “ Medstar: ” This is, we are assured, "an took controls of the big Twelve­ resurrected Hercules from the to "Hysterical” . The Canadian in Wisconsin.” action-adventure series that follows the hea wheeler. In hot pursuit was archives of film history, team struggles to make the film The HG is played by T.K. Carter, who is a man. stopping work" of a team of medical workers in Sheriff Buford Justice, a fine attempting to raise this B-film more than a long comedy skit, but I tell you this in case you were expecting the an emergency room. Texas lawman on the obnoxious hero of the sixties to a first class it falls into silliness and return of Barbara Eden. One would hope they start more hearts than side. hero of the eighties. impossibility. Great actor Max As for the “ dreary’’ weatherman, I thought they stop. The same elements made the Lou Ferrigno (The Incredible Von Sydow has no reason to be such a description to be an example of James Naughton stars as Cutter, but they may sequel tired but enjoyable. Now Hulk) looks the part and not much here, but his Brewmaster is an redundancy. change that name. First of all, would you go to a comes the third installment minus more. He throws those styrofoam attention getter. Paul Dooley is “ Oh, Madeline: ” This one stars Madeline Kahn doctor named “ Cutter” ? Second, CBS has a Reynolds as the Bandit and the props around very well, but his wasted as an idiot accomplice, and I ’ll take it slow for you because it's not easy to series entitled “ Cutter to Houston” in which epitome of poor writing, poor dialogue and acting technique are Granted, "Strange Brew" has explain. Cutter is a city. Unless CBS decides to change that acting and substandard produc­ atrocious. The screenplay wastes some enjoyable moments, but the title. In which case... oh, never mind. First, the comedy is modelled after yet another tion. Sybil Danning and Brad Harris in script is choppy, the acting, for the British sitcom. It was entitled ‘ ‘Pig in the M iddle’ ’ “Lottery: ” Remember “The Millionaire” ? Without Reynolds, Reed takes empty, lifeless roles. Here is a most part, below average and the so already we’re ahead of the game. Well, double it. over the Bandit role still being case of the strongest man in the plot is mundane. Such a clever Ben Murphy plays the guy who brings checks It’s about a married couple in midlife crisis. pursued by a retired Sheriff world trapped in the weakest film team can do much better than a 90- for $2 million to folks. The IRS is on hand in the She "tries to express herself by wearing bizarre Justice. Jackie Gleason plays the of the year. Even Hercules cannot minute joke which, like beer, will form of an actor named Marshall Colt (he should clothing and learning the martial arts.” sheriff with all the ability he had in fight his way out of this one. The go flat if left out too long. "Strange Meanwhile, the hubbie falls in love with a be in a Western series). What happens to the the past, but this is all wasted in a special effects are dull and Brew” is too long for its own good, schoolteacher. people? They go money-hungry, give it away to silly attempt to make more money repetitive. Only the strongest of The laughs are short and sporadic, charity, buy crutches for their child, waste it on .If you buy that premise, you may be ready for: from a very tired plot. minds can endure this mess. but the film is unfortunately full “ It’s Not Easy: ” Take one divorce couple and horses... "Smokey and the Bandit: Part “Strange Brew" starring Dave length. Better luck next time, have them live across the street from each other Just guessing. Three" is nothing more than an Thomas and Rick Moranis as Bob guys. and share custody of the kids. "Hardcastle and McCormick:" The movie inept film without any redeeming Add a new husband. Mix in a mother, who lives "Star Chamber” was just out. It told of a group of value. The plot and the script are with the old husband. judges who pursue, vigilante-style, the criminals offensive examples of recycling. Movie ratings Stir. Now taste the results. What do you think? they must release on technicalities. The actors are no more than Movies at area theaters: Superman III, A-II Me, too. Guess what "H and M” is about? Right. robots going through their Class, O Trading Places, O "Webster: ” If you think the previous two plots Brian Keith plays a retired judge who teams appointed tasks. Conan the Barbarian, O Movies on Home Box Office: were mixed up, get set for this one. with an ex-convict to catch crooks who slip Inadequately filmed, haphaz­ Alex Karras (the former football player) and Easy Money, O Amityville II: The Posses­ through the legal system. ardly pieced together, this Susan Clark are married. In real life and in this Fanny and Alexander, A-IV sion, O And that's it for the fall. As always, I make fun Smokey is an experience no one show. They become parents of an eight-year-old of the series; they always sound so odd. But, as First Blood, A-III Barbarosa, A-II should have to see or hear. So sad orphan. In this show, not in real life. Mr. Karras always, I urge you to check them out for yourself. Flashdance, O Blade Runner, O is this picture, that those involved used to play football and is now a sports You never know where the gems lurk among the Jaws 3-D, A-III Diner, A-III should hang their heads in utter commentator — in real life and also in this series. pebbles. Krull, A-II Fast Times at Ridgemont shame. Mr. Mom, A-II High, O “Hercules" starring Lou Ferrigno, National Lampoon’s Vaca­ First Monday in October, A- M edia Notebook Sybil Danning and Brad Harris. tion, A-III III Produced by Menahem Golan. Octopussy, A-III I, the Jury, O Directed by Lewis Coates. A The Outsiders, A-III On Golden Pond, A-III The graying of the media Cannon Group Film released by Return of the Jedi, A-II The Sea Wolves, A-III MQM/UA entertainment company. Risky Business, O Silence of the North, A-II booklet from its sponsor: Mutual By HENRY HERX Perhaps even more important, R a te d PQ . Staying Alive, A-III Ticket to Heaven, A-II of Omaha, Mutual of Omaha however, have been the programs If Superman can be a success, Strange Brew, A-III Young Doctors in Love, O NEW YORK (NC) — Among the and series directed specifically at Plaza, Omaha, Neb., 68172. why not Hercules? The point is minorities to emerge into the the older viewer. public consciousness during the Part of this is a question of self- hubbub of the 1960s was a till-then image, of providing positive quiet and isolated group — elderly models of the activities of other Americans — thanks largely to the senior citizens and their representations of such activist accomplishments. If a committee organizations as the G ra y were assigned the unenviable task Panthers. of singling out but one example of National Holy Name Sunday As the schools built for the baby- the many elderly Americans who boom generation began closing in are contributing to the quality of S E P T E M B E R 1 1 , 1 9 8 3 the 1970s, it became evident that contemporary life, they could not what the nation had to look go wrong in selecting Helen forward to was not the much- Hayes. DIOCESAN HOLY NAME OFFICERS At 83, Miss Hayes is doing more N itlM il A u oc liti Ml ( I Un M l, Nairn Socllty vaunted "greening of Am erica” 1982 THROUGH JUNE, 1984 but its inevitable graying. things than any one press agent 516 NORTH FRONT STREET This demographic reality has could keep up with. She is MINERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA 17954 caused consternation in some currently working in a television q u a r te rs . P o lit ic ia n s , fo r production, has a new book — her Pittsburgh Diocesan Holy Name Society The Most Reverend example, have a new respect for fourth — coming out in the fall and Episcopal Moderator 111 BOULEVARD OF THE ALLIES the power of the older-American will be celebrating the 500th JOSEPH F. MAGUIRE vote. broadcast of her radio series at an Bishop of Springfield, Massachusetts PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA Being old in America no longer event in New York s Museum of 456-3081 means being ignored, forgotten Broadcasting Sept. 20 on | National Director REVEREND JAMES F. LANERGAN Archdiocese of Boston and neglected. As part of an aging One of those well-deserved Diocesan Director REVEREND PAUL E. YURK0, PASTOR population, the elderly have tributes was the recent naming of DIVINE REDEEMER, AMBRIDGE discovered that they are a a Broadway theater in her honor, President JOHN H. FARMERIE Pittsburgh, Pa. constituency with political clout a suitable gesture acknowledging President MICHAEL R. KUGLICS, as well as a consumer market with her earlier decades as First Lady St. Ladislaus, Beaver considerable economic power. As of the American Theater. But even a result, the broadcast media have more important is the upcoming Vice Presidents ROBERT BR0N0ER, come to recognize their existence tribute at the Museum of St. Margaret, Greentree as more than stereotypes. Broadcasting because it is in During the past decade, stories recognition of an entirely new JOHN K0SKY, of the new opportunities as well as career for Miss Hayes — that of St. Anthony, Bridgeville the problems of those over 60 have speaking to and for the elderly. Blessed become almost a staple of Although she has used other ROBERT WALICKI, television drama. This has been a forums, not least her 1981 award- John St. Raphael, Morningside blessing not only for viewers but winning PBS documentary on of Vercelli, also for a profession in which improving care for the aged, Miss Pray Secretary GEORGE PHILLIPS. actors when they reached a Hayes reaches out to millions of St. Adalbert, South Side "certain age" had little choice but listeners through her radio show, for Usi to retire. "The Best Years.” Treasure PETER BALESTREIRE, Today, the career of an actress If you have heard the St. Sebastian, North Hills like Bette Davis, now in her 70s, is broadcasts, you know that these flourishing and Laurence Olivier, brief chats accomplish much, not * Office Secretary LIZ FARMERIE also in his 70s, has never done only informationally but also as a anything better than his reminder of the many positive performances in "King Lear” and aspects of aging. If you haven’t “ A Voyage Round My Father," heard them, you can get a Blessed John of Vercelli British productions airing in the sampling of what you’re missing 1205 • 1283 United States in 1984. by requesting "The Best Years" Local TV « radio COMING EVENT TELEVISION PROGRAMS Channel 4 Directions 6:30 a.m. Sunday Channel 2 For Our Times 6 a.m. Sunday Channel II Mass for shut-ins 6:30 a.m. Sunday 24th Annual Diocesan Holy Name Banquet Channel 9 “Glory of God" Sunday, noon Channel 40 Fr. Manning 1:30 p.m. Saturday Channel 40 The Glory of God 6 p.m. Tuesday ST. NICHOLAS COMMUNITY CENTER RADIO PROGRAMS 419 S. DITHRIDGE STREET OAKLAND, PITTSBURGH. PENNSYLVANIA WPNT-FM 93 Sacred Heart Sunday, 6 a.m. Program WNUF-FM 100.7 Mass Sunday, 11 a.m. WESA 94 Croatian Program Sunday 12:30 p.m. OCTOBER 16, 1983 WTAE 1250 Mass Sunday, 8 a.m. CASH BAR 5:00 P.M. — DINNER 6:00 P.M. KDKA 1020 Amplify Sunday, 6 p.m. W PIT - FM 101.5 Rosary Daily 7 p.m. WEDO 810 Alive to the Spirit Sunday, 2 p.m. BISHOP CONNARE (Fr. Ed Bunchek) SPEAKER: The Most Reverend William 6. Connare. D.D. WEDO 810 Lift Your Heart Monday through BISHOP OF GREENSBURG Friday 9:15 a.m. WEDO 810 Say Yes to Life Saturday, 10 a.m. v\ The Holy Year of Redem ption (Fr. Tom Smith) THEME: WEDO 810 Spiritual Life in Saturday, 8:15 a.m. the Bible TOASTMASTER Bill Stilnbieh. K.D.K.A. Radio Personality WEDO 810 Rosary Sunday noon WEDO 810 New Testament Sunday,2:30 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 456-3081 Tickets $13.50 Per Person WEDO 810 Mass (Fr. Pat Jones) Sunday, 3:30 p.m. WEDO 810 Catholic Update Sunday,4 p. (Fr. Pat Jones) BILL STEINBACH GENERAL PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED WEDO 810 Abp. Fulton Sheen

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