^VOICJS MARCH 17, 1978 PRICE 25c VOL. XX No. 2 Abp. sees Office of Laity as a support, not threat

By ARACELI CANTERO during his introductory statement expressed regret at Voice Spanish Editor remarks, making clear what signers felt was lack of The new Office of Lay reference to the Chicago appreciation for the laity's Ministry should not be seen as Declaration of Christian role of acting upon the world threat, but as support to the Concern. through their everyday apostolic and pastoral activity Issued last December by positions in life. already existing in the Arch- a group of 47 Chicago area "I believe that the laity diocese, Archbishop Edward Catholics, the declaration belongs in both places," Arch- A. McCarthy told members of stated that the role of the laity bishop McCarthy commented. the Council of the Laity in the Church is being But still, very little was meeting for the first time last devalued . by certain discussed during Saturday's Saturday in the Family movements that, the signers meeting about the laity's role Enrichment Center. say, have a clerjcalizing effect, in society. The reflection was Called by the Archbishop e.g., the emphasis on Church centered in on the newly himself to assist him on ministries for lay people. established Office of Lay matters related to the In general, the Chicago Ministry and its formation Diocesan lay apostolate, the program. newly formed council includes Some Council members 26 lay members and a dozen questioned the need of priest consultants. creating specialized training Earlier this year, for lay ministers and pointed representatives of diocesan out the danger of creating organizations had been in- another elite in the Church vited to submit names for the that might separate the people formation of the Council. from the community. Others were invited to They advocated official volunteer their services. recognition to the hundreds of They met all day committed laity already Saturday, March 11, to reflect ministering in apostolic upon the Council's role in movements and parishes, raising general awareness of some of which may not be able the mission of the laity and of to. interrupt their ministry in serving as an advisory body to order to fulfill training the Office of Lay Ministry. requirements as set by the NO CLOWNING AROUND for this youngster at the "Our concern.here should Palm Sunday heralds the new office. South Dade Labor Camp second annual carnival—he's be one of stimulating ministry beginning of Holy Week. The Archbishop pointed had it! But the fun went on for 300 other migrant in the Church and outside the Schedule of Holy Week out that some forms of children. (See page 10) Church," the Archbishop said ceremonies on page 3. ministry do require specialized training and some sort of planned placement, s***that all areas of need may^be edvered. He explained' ho^, ministry in the early Church Psychiatrist to be ordained belonged to every member of the Body, and was later on and for centuries accumulated On the priests. at Cathedral Saturday "We see ministry as emerging from the Sacrament When South Florida's to wait until I was. So I went Dade County he worked at of Baptism but there is yet newest Catholic priest is ahead with my training and Baptist, Cedars of Lebanon very little theology on the ordained in St. Mary practiced for a year to see if I and St. Francis Hospitals, subject," said Dr. Mercedes Cathedral at 11 a.m., still wanted to be a priest, before enrolling in the Scopetta, Director of the Saturday, March 18, he will knowing I could always use psychiatric program con- Office of Lay Ministry and answer to either "Father" or my medical training in the ducted jointly by Jackson Chairman of the Council. "Doctor." priesthood." Memorial and the Veterans' The son of Dr. and Mrs. Administration Hospitals "We see ministry as the Archbishop Edward A. Armando Garcia Comesana with the University of Miami. (Continued on Page 3) McCarthy will confer the had completed three years of Three years later he was sacrament of Holy Orders on medicine when he left Havana, licensed by the State of Dr. Sergio Garcia Miro, 41- where his father was professor Florida and was appointed year-old psychiatrist, who of cardiology at the staff psychiatrist at the came to Miami in 1961 from University of Havana. University of South Florida in Cuba. Tampa. On the eve of his or- After arrivingJn Miami Five years ago he entered dination to the priesthood, he he was a resident counselor, St. Vincent de Paul Major is confident that "As a doctor for a time," at Camp Seminary, Bbynton Beach, for I can help people, and as a Matecumbe, now known as studies in Theology. F.or the Classified 21 Boystown, but then one of Editorial 18 REV. DR. MIRO priest I will be able to help in past year he has served as a an additional way." several centers, operated by deacon at St. Mary Cathedral. Family Life 14 the Catholic. Archdiocese for ; Movies 8- TV. . ,17 He admits that he had Following T>rdination the Prayers 14 thought about becoming a Unaccompanied Cuban newly ordaifted priest will be It's A Date 9 priest since his youth when he Children. guest of honor at a reception S.FIa. Scene 8 studied in Cuba at schools He then went to Spain in the Cathedral hall. He will Youth 15. conducted by Jesuit Fathers. where he completed medical celebrate his First Mass at 3 "But I wasn't sure," he studies at the University of p.m., Sunday, March 19 at the recalls," and they advised me Madrid in 1965. Returning to Cathedral. 21 Members of clergy observe jubilees "Just say I'm glad to be alive," Protomartyr). Lauderdale since 1975. said Msgr. Jeremiah P. O'Mahoney, Seminarians to have ceremonies MSGR. FREDERICK R. a priest for 64 years, one of 21 of Candidacy are John A. Barrow and STENGER members of the clergy who will Sergio Carrillo, for the Archdiocese of Ordained on Sept. 22, 1928, observe jubilees marking 25, and 50 Miami, and Angel Pagan for the Msgr. Stenger arrived in the Arch- or more years of ministry during the Diocese of Arecibo, P.R. diocese of Miami late in 1976 and has, Mass of the Holy Chrism at 6 p.m., Jubilarians and their since that time, assisted in St. Lucy Monday, March 20 in St. Mary backgrounds in brief: parish, Highland Beach. He is a Cathedral. MSGR. JEROME REDDY native of Chicago, 111. Archbishop Edward A. Mc- Born in Brooklyn, N.Y. and REV. DANIEL BARRETT, V.E. Carthy will be the principal celebrant ordained May 13, 1913 at St. John A veteran of 18 years as a of the Mass during which priests of the Baptist Church there, Msgr. missionary in Africa, Father Barrett the Archdiocese will renew their Reddy has been assisting at St. Jude is a native of Brosna, County Kerry, commitments. Candidacy ceremonies parish, Jupiter, since 1966. In ad- Ireland, who was ordained on June for three major seminarians will also dition he has assisted in Sacred 17, 1953 at St. Colman Cathedral, be included. Heart parish, Lake Worth; and at St. Newry, County Down. Spiritual Msgr. Jerome Reddy of St. Jude Mary Hospital, West Palm Beach. Director of the Miami Curia, Legion parish, Jupiter, a priest for 65 years, REV. FRANCISCO FERNANDEZ of Mary, he was an assistant pastor said "I thank God to have served for A native of Cardenas in the at Corpus Christi Church for three so many years and I pray that the Province of Matanzas, Cuba, Father years prior to his present assignment new young priests will stay with it all Fernandez del Moral was ordained in as Vicar Econome of St. Kieran the way too. Havana on Sept. 5, 1915. From 1963 parish in 1976. "I THINK the biggest change I to 1969 he served as chaplain at the DIAMOND JUBILARIAN REV. CYRIL M. HUDAK have seen in all my years was Vatican Sacred Heart Residence in Miami BISHOP DALMAU Ordained May 30, 1953, Father II which taught us to share our faith- and for the past nine years has been served as a consultor of the Arch- Hudak is a native of Wilkes-Barre, with others all over the world. If we assisting at St. John Bosco parish, diocese of Miami; chaplain of the Pa. and came to South Florida in would do that, really live the Miami. Palm Beach Serra Club, and a 1962. Following assignments an Christian life, we could change, not THE MOST. REV. member of the board of the Palm assistant pastor in the parishes of St. overnight, but solve the problems in EDWARD DALMAU, C.P. Beach Catholic Service Bureau. He Matthew and Holy Family he was the Middle East and in Northern A member of the Congregation was ordained June 6, 1914 in St. named administrator of St. John Ireland and places like that." of the Passion for 60 years, Bishop Patrick Cathedral, New York; and is Fisher, West Palm Beach, in 1966. a native of Skibboreen, County Cork, Since 1968 he has been administrator Ireland. He was a close friend of the of St. Catherine of Siena parish. late President John F. Kennedy and REV. LOUIS C. ROBERTS others of the Kennedy family whose Borh in Key West and ordained winter residence is in Palm Beach. March '8, 1953 in St. Matthew REV. JOHN J. KELLAGHAN Church, Jacksonville, Father Retired since 1970, Father Roberts' first parochial assignments Kellaghan is a native of Mullingar, were as an assistant in the parishes of Ireland who was pastor of St. Vin- Holy Family and St. Rose of Lima. cent Ferrer Church, Delray Beach, He was pastor of St. Thomas the from 1944 to 1963. Ordained on Dec. Apostle parish for 10 years and then 22, 1928 at the Lateran Basilica, served at St. John the Baptist MSGR. FR FERNANDEZ MSGR. O'LOONEY FR.KELLAGHAN Rome, he served as pastor, St. Church. The priest-educator has O'MAHONEY Sebastian Church, Fort Lauderdale, served as president of Curley High The senior clergy to be honored Dalmau was ordained to the from 1963 to 1965 when he was School and principal of Msgr. Pace are: Msgr. O'Mahoney, retired (St. episcopacy in 1935 as Bishop of named Spiritual Director at the High and Immaculata-LaSalle High. Edward); Msgr. Jerome Reddy, 65, Cienfuegos in Cuba. A native of Cenacle Retreat House. For several Other assignments included director, years, retired (St. Jude); Father Cuba, who was ordained on Oct. 30, years he was Vicar Forane of the Aquinas Student Center and to the Francisco Fernandez, 63 years, 1915 in Rome, he took refuge from East Coast Deanery. faculties of Cardinal Gibbons High retired (St. John Bosco); Bishop the Castro regime as a guest of Arch- MSGR. JOHN J. and St. John Vianney Seminary, Edward Dalmau, 60 years, retired bishop Coleman F. Carroll, in South O'LOONEY where he is presently Academic (Pennsylvania Residence). Florida in 1960 and until 1965 served Pastor Emeritus of St. Anthony Dean. Golden Jubilarians: Msgr. John as chaplain at the novitiate of the Church, Fort Lauderdale, Msgr. Sisters of St. Joseph, Jensen Beach. REV. LEONARD STACHURA O'Looney, retired (Ireland); Msgr. O'Looney was born in Inagh, County A native of Chicago who was Frederick Stenger, retired (St. Lucy, He then served as chaplain to Clare, Ireland and was ordained on residents of the Pennsylvania ordained to the priesthood on Aug. Highland Beach); Father John F. June 2, 1928. His first parochial as- 22, 1953 in Techny*/IU.» Father Leary, OMI, retired (St. George). Retirement Hotel. Following his signment was as an assistant in St. resignation as Bishop of Cienfuegos, Stachura served as 'art assistant Silver jubilarians: Father Daniel Patrick parish, Miami Beach. In 1929 pastor in St. Joan of Arc parish from Barrett, V.E. (St. Kieran); Father he was named Titular Bishop of he became founding pastor of St. Theuzi. 1970 to 1973 when he was named an Cyril M. Hudak (St. Catherine of Anthony parish. He served as an assistant at St. Gregory Church. In Sienna); Father Louis Roberts (St. MSGR. JEREMIAH P. Archdiocesan Consultor from 1958 to 1974 he became administrator of Our John Vianney Seminary); Father O'MAHONEY, P.A. 1969; was State K. of C. Chaplain, a Lady of Mercy parish, Deerfield Leonard Stachura (Our Lady of Pastor of St. Edward Church, Parish Priest Examiner, a member of Beach. Mercy); Father George Cardona, Palm Beach, from 1949 to 1971 when the Broward Catholic Service Bureau S.P., (Mercy Hospital); Father he was named Pastor Emeritus, Regional Board and a member of the REV. GEORGE Romanud Dunne, S.A., (Sacred Msgr. O'Mahoney was formerly School, Cemeteries, and Seminary CARDONA, S.P. Heart); Father Daniel Fagan (St. director of the Newman Club, boards. April 13 dinner in Ft. Born in Spain, Father Cardona Elizabeth); Father Jose Izquierdo, Lauderdale. was ordained in Barcelona on May University of Florida; and Arch- 30, 1953. From 1966 to 1976 he was a S.J., (Belen School); Father Charles diocesan Director of the Society for FATHER JOHN F. Laferty, OSA, (Biscayne College); member of the faculty at Cardinal the Propagation of the Faith. In LEARY, O.M.I. Gibbons High School. One year ago Father Louis Mclntyre, TOR, (Little 1933 the University of Florida An Oblate Father of Mary Flower, Hollywood); Father Angelo he was appointed a chaplain at awarded him a law degree and in 1937 Immaculate, Father Leary is a native Miami's Mercy Hospital. Nobile (Cardinal Gibbons High he was admitted to practice before of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He School); Father Joseph O'Connor, REV. ROM ANUS DUNNE, S.A. the U.S. Supreme Court. He was was ordained on June 12, 1928 in . A priest of the Congregation of OSA, (Resurrection Church); Father named a Protonotary Apostolic by Washington, D.C.. and has been J. Chester Schwab (St. Stephen Pope Paul VI in 1966. In addition he assisting in St. George parish, Fort (Continued on Page 5)

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Page 2 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, March 17,1978 Cathedral Holy Week schedule Archbishop Edward A. Mc- celebrated Monday, March 20, at 6 de los Reyes, Deacon of Ciborium; Sergio Carrillo (St. Vincent); Book Carthy will be the Celebrant at the 11 p.m., at St. Mary Cathedral. Abp. Hector Gonzalez, Deacon of Water; Bearer, Gary Wiesmann; Acolytes, a.m. Mass in St. Mary Cathedral on Edward A. McCarthy will be Yates Harris, Deacon of Wine. Cathedral servers; Mitre, Crazier, Palm Sunday. Msgr. John J. Celebrant and Homilist. Con- Roberto Castellanos (St. John Incense Bearers, Eduardo Blanco Donnelly, rector of St. Mary, will be celebrants will be assisting Bishops, Seminary) will be Cross Bearer; Liam and D. Silver, St. John Seminary; the Homilist. honored Jubilarians, Deans and Quinn (St. John), Book Bearer; and Lectors will be from St. Mary Deacons of the Mass will be Priests of the Church of Miami. Stephen Hilley and John Wyatt (St. Cathedral. William Zandri (Gospel) and Hector Chaplains to Abp. McCarthy will be Vincent Seminary), Acolytes; St. GOOD FRIDAY services will be Gonzalez. Carlos Macia will be Cross Revs. Louis Roberts and George Mary Cathedral servers will be Mitre conducted at the Cathedral at 1 p.m Bearer and David Smith (both of St. Cardona. Chaplains to Bishop Joyce and Crozier Bearers; and the lectors Abp. Edward A. McCarthy will be Vincent de Paul Seminary) will be will be Revs. Daniel Barrett and Cyril will be one seminarian and one the Celebrant and Msgr. John , Book Bearer. Acolytes will be Hudak. Chaplains to Bishop Dalmau Religious Brother. McMahon will be Homilist. V Gerardo Garcia and Paul Deegan of will be Revs. J.C. Schwab and J. HOLY THURSDAY MASS will Deacons will be Thomas Sheha St. John Seminary. Mitre and Crozier Izquierdo. be at St. Mary Cathedral at 8 p.m., (Chant) and Jorge Cristancho Bearers will be two Cathedral ser- Deacons will be: A. Navarro, March 23. Abp. Edward A. Mc- (Eucharist); Cross Bearer, Robert vers; and a member of St. Mary Deacon of Mass; Roger Lund, Carthy will be Celebrant. A priest Stevens (St. John Seminary); Book Cathedral and a member of the Arch- Deacon of Oil of Chrism; William representative from St. John Bearer, Bruce Wood; Mitre Bearer, diocesan Council of Catholic Women Zandri, Deacon of Oil of Sick; Tho- Seminary will be the Homilist. Pablo Alvarez; Acolytes (Crozier), will serve as lectors. mas Sheha, Deacon of Oil of Deacons will be Roger Lund Cathedral servers; and Lectors, one THE MASS OF CHRISM AND Catechumens; Jorge Perales, Deacon (Gospel) and Permanent Deacon high school student and one PRIESTLY COMMITMENT will be of Balsam; Permanent Deacon Rafael Rafael de los Reves: Cross Bearer, representative of St. Mary Cathedral. Lay Office is support, not threat (Continued from Page 1) actions performed by the people who are the Church," she said. "We would like to go beyond the dichotomy laity- clergy. We want to urge all to become active and engage into their own and proper ministries," she commented. Her Office has now developed pilot groups of ministry formation which involve about 70 candidates. These candidates applied to the program either in- dividually or sponsored by an organization of parish. Upon Members of the Ooimcilonthe Laity met for the first time last week. Shown at completion of the two year the head of the table from left to right are: Dr. Mercedes Scopetta, Chair- training they will go back to man; Archbishop McCarthy and Anthony Tucci. serve in the sponsoring organization, or will be placed creation of formation teams lines of communication with by the Office according to that may offer workshops in the parishes. "In fact it would Abp. McCarthy mourns diocesan needs. parishes, thus helping to have been a mistake to call "But we are still in an create groups of para- this meeting and ignore the experimental stage, and we professionals in parish priests or the representatives terrorism in Near East plan to develop other for- ministry. of groups already active in the Archbishop Edward A. Israel has a right to mation models that may Archdiocese," a council McCarthy issued a statement protect its legitimate borders, incorporate what already The group also cautioned member remarked. this week on the recent and the Palestinian Arabs, exhists in parishes and about the formation becoming terrorism in Near East. Below who were dispossessed of their apostolic movements," Dr. too academic and about the "I am deeply appreciative is the text. homeland in the establish- Scopetta explained. danger of duplicating and not of your cooperation and of the In expressing deep ment of the Israeli State, also Council members then using what is already way this meeting has sympathy over the tragic have a right to the fulfillment broke into small groups for available. developed," the Archbishop killing of innocent people in of their just claims. Neither further discussion and later on Some agreed that can- said before leaving. the most recent Israeli side will achieve its objectives presented their ideas in a didates in the Lay Ministry "I want to assure you bombing, we recall the words by terrorist acts, whose only general session. program should be people that we want in no way, to of the 1978 Peace Day result historically has been to Among other things they already with experience in replace but to foster and message of Pope Paul VI, "No create innocent victims. recommended: incorporation ministry, not looking for an promote what is already to violence; yes to peace." We hope and pray that of social doctrine and 'ego trip' and ready to walk happening. We have already It is discouraging to the blood of all these victims philosophy in the curriculum with Christ in poverty of discovered many people in- realize, just as peace will not be forgotten, but and use of laity in teaching spirit, without forsaking their volved in ministry, who are initiatives in the Near East rather will be a catalyst for the staff, recognition of people lay vocation. also anxious to receive some were beginning to develop, speedy return of solid efforts already ministering, and They expressed the form of specialized training," that another terrorist act toward peaceful means for importance of maintaing good he said. might jeopardize these efforts. solving Near East problems.

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Miami, Florida ' THE VOICE Friday, March 17,1978 Page 3 Funeral Liturgy offered Scripture, parish life for the father of 2 nuns OFFICIAL The Funeral Liturgy was wife, Hermandine; two top interests at offered Monday in St. Rose of daughters, Sister Margaret Archdiocese Lima Church for Victor A. Victor, S.S.J., principal, St. 'fownha/f' meets Keller, father of two nuns, and Juliana School, West Palm pioneer member of the lay Beach; Sister Margaret A keen interest in the Scriptures and participation in apostolate, who died at 79 Jeanne, S.S.J., principal, St. of Miami parish life are two of the concerns the people in the after a long illness. Stephen School, West "townhall" meetings have expressed, according to Father Retired 13 years ago as Hollywood; a son, Victor J., The Chancery an- Donald Connolly, Archdiocese Holy Year coordinator. an inspector for the Otis Hollywood; three grand- nounces that, upon "We now have a large team of Sisters evaluating the Elevator Co., Keller was children, one great- nomination by the Very results of the parish discussions on the Holy Year themes," formerly an active parishioner grandchild; a step-son, Reverend John Barry, he said. of St. Mary Cathedral, after Thomas Daily, Washington, C.SS.R., Vice Provincial of "The initial results indicate that very serious con- coming to Miami in 1925 from Ind.; and two sisters, Mrs. the Redemptorist Fathers sideration was given by all the participants. They have Indianapolis. Until his illness Esther Osterheimer and Mrs. in Jacksonville, Florida, provided a number of recommendations for the future growth he was a member of St. Rose Beatrice O'Brien, both of Archbishop McCarthy has and health of the Church. Ushers Club and the Young Indianapolis. made the following ap- "SO FAR,"said Father Connolly, "the primary concern At Heart Club. Burial was in Our Lady of pointment : that has been stated is their desire to grow in an un- Survivors include his Mercy Cemetery. derstanding of the Scriptures and to participate more fully in THE REVEREND parish life." Raphael frescoes damaged slightly JOSEPH GORNEY, He stressed that these were preliminary findings and C.SS.R. - to Assistant based only on the first-week-of-Lent discussions on the VATICAN CITY- spokesman Father Romeo Pastor, Our Lady of theme of Faith. Results from subsequent weeks are still (NC) — Two frescoes by Panciroli said. Perpetual Help Parish, Opa coming in and being compiled. Raphael were damaged The frescoes, he said, Locka, effective as of recently in the Vatican while were "The Creation of Adam February 24, 1JJ78. The first preliminary figures compiled from general restoration work was being and Eve" and "Adam and Eve parish findings indicate that 63 per cent feel very strong in done on them, Vatican at Work" their faith, said Father Connolly. What sustains them most in their faith? Sixty-five per cent said Mass and the sacraments. Sixty-seven per cent also said their personal relationship with God sustained them. A SIZEABLE percentage, he said (34 per cent) in- dicated a desire for a return of traditional devotions such as benediction and novenas. j. Earlier in the week Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy and Father Connolly spoke to the recently formed Council of Laity. Father Connolly pointed out that the idea of a Holy Year did not come suddenly to the Archbishop. He told the lay people that Archbishop McCarthy had been studying the theology of holy years as well as the needs of the people for a long time. Not very far these days, not "He had all his homework done," said Father Connolly. even in the Missions. One fundamental problem the Archbishop saw was the breakdown of the family, he said, explaining that the family Yet one missionary bishop concept was seen to include the Church as family, the parish was overjoyed that, thanks to as family and other groups as family. So the idea of a Holy the generosity of Catholics Year was to have these "families" reflect on their needs and concerns and plan ways to fill those needs. around the world, he was "I NEED practical ideas for programs to fill your able to provide 980 per day needs," Father Connolly added. for each of his missionaries. Emphasizing the lay aspect of the Church today and the Holy Year in particular, he said, "You are an inspiration to That had to cover their living the priests. Years ago it was so lonely with the priests doing expenses, gas to make their so many things alone. rounds, help in times of "But now the laity are helping to carry the torch," he illness, and vacation said. ..<*". allowance! Moss of Resurrection This Lent, would you make a sacrifice on their behalf? offered for Judith Audie A Mass of the They will make it go as far as Resurrection for Judith F. they can! Audie was celebrated by Msgr. Peter Riley with Father Leo Austin, concelebrant, at Little Flower Church, Coral Gables. Mrs. Audie was a former Enclosed is my Lenten sacrifice on behalf of missionaries around the world: • chairwoman of the In- ternational Affairs Com- • $1,000 D$500 D$200 Q$100 D$50 D$20 D$10 D$5 DOther $ mission of the Miami Arch- diocesan Council of Catholic Name Women. She was involved in I activities at St. Theresa's Address. parish for over 15 years. She State. served as vice-president of St. _Zip_ Theresa's Home and School 3/78 I Association as well as vice- Send your gift to: president of the Little Flower I Junior Woman's Club. JUDITH F. AUDIE THE SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION Mrs. Audie was also I appointed by the City of Coral husband, Joseph, her children, OF THE FAITH Gables Commission to the Mary Ann Sley, Joseph Jr., V I Civil Preparedness Board. She Alice, Peter, Michael, was a. inember of the Thomas, James and Jeanne, Most Rev. Kdward T. O'Meara Msgr. John J. Donnelly Christopirer Columbus High her mother, Carmen Palermo Ufa National Director OR: Archdiocesan Director I Schoool Booster Club and a and her husband Mario, her l)ept.(',366 Fifth Avenue 6301 Biscayne Boulevard member of the Florida brothers and sister, Hector New York, New York 10001 Miami, Florida 33138 I Association of Brown Figueroa,- Enrique Figueroa L"J V-3-17-78 | University. and Elizabeth Martinez, all of She is survived by her Venezuela* Page 41 Miami, Florida/THE VOICE/Friday, March 17,1978 21 Clergy note jubilees

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the Friars of the Atonement, Father FR. BARRETT FR. FAGAN FR. HUDAK FR.LAFERTY FR. O'CONNOR FR. ROBERTS FR. SCHWAB Dunne was ordained on June 11,1953 at Greymoor, Garrison, N.Y. a native Spain; and understands and speaks Father Mclntyre was ordained in Resurrection Church, Dania, which is of Brooklyn, he came to the Arch- English, French, and Spanish. Altoona, Pa. on May 16, 1953 as a administered by the Augustinian diocese of Miami a year ago and has member of the Franciscan Fathers, Fathers of Villanova, Pa., Father been assisting at Sacred Heart Third Order Regular. Since 1972 he O'Connor is a native of Lawrence, parish, Lake Worth. has been assisting at Little Flower Mass, who was ordained on Dec. 21, REV. DANIEL FAGAN VERY REV. CHARLES P. Church, Hollywood; and formerly LAFERTY, O.S.A. 1953 at the Augustinian College, Now assistant pastor in St. served at St. Luke parish, Lake Washignton, D.C. He came to the Elizabeth parish, Pompano Beach, A member of the Augustinian Worth. Fathers of Villanova, Pa., Father Archdiocese of Miami late last year Father Fagan was ordained June 21, and has a Master's Degree in 1953 at All Hallows College, Dublin, Laferty is a native of Philadelphia who was ordained in Washington REV. ANGELO NOBILE Religious Education from Catholic Ireland. Born in Ballydurrow, Ordained on May 30, 1953 in University America. County Meath, Ireland, he served as D.C. on June 6, 1953. Formerly a member of the faculty at Bonner Chattanooga, Tenn., his native city, REV. J. CHESTER an assistant pastor at Holy Family Father Nobile came to the Arch- Church from 1975 to 1977. High, Philadelphia; and at St. SCHWAB, O.M.I. Nicholas High, New York City, diocese of Miami in 1976. Since that Pastor of St. Stephen where he served as principal, Father time he has been a member of the Protomartyr Church, West REV. JOSE M. Laferty is presently Vice-President of faculty at Cardinal Gibbons High Hollywood, which is administered by IZQUIERDO, S.J. Academic Affairs at Miami's School and also assists at St. Am- his order, the Oblate Fathers of Mary Ordained for the Society of Biscayne College as well as Religious brose Church, Deerfield Beach. He Immaculate, Father Schwab Jesus on July 15, 1953 in Santander, Superior of the Augustinian Fathers has a Master's Degree in Education assumed his pastoral duties in Spain, Father Izquierdo has been a stationed there. awarded him at Memphis State August of 1975. Born in Sheldon, member of the faculty at Belen University and speaks Italian as well N.Y. and ordained on June 1,1953 in Preparatory School since 1964. He as English. Washington, D.C, he also serves as was awarded Master of Arts Degrees REV. LOUIS chaplain of the Catholic Daughters of in Philosophy and Theology at the McINTYRE, T.O.R. REV. JOSEPH X. America, Court Infant of Prague. 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These retirement" for Sam D'An- "First, the Holy Father beauty and relevance of the firms, too, have faithfully served thousands na—as he prefers everyone to asked about our family— priesthood and religious life, call him—since he is working children and grandchildren," and its ultimate goal and of Catholic families in South Florida. *V' harder than ever in the Lord's D'Anna said "Then he asked desirability; vineyard, helping find and about Serra and our plans," — It is a Serran's duty, in nurture vocations to the D'Anna said. "I told him that his contacting those with 757-5544 priesthood, and the Religious Serra's work was to involve possible vocations, to place life. priests, Religious and laity in the priesthood, sisterhoods Sam's labors are being working together in the cause and brotherhoods on the funneled, as always, through of vocations through parish preferred list of options; the Serra International and diocesan vocations — When Serrans point Funeral Homes organization. In 1972-73 committees-^ that the laity out the sacrifices and joys of D'Anna, a tall, handsome, must become interested in the priesthood and religious physically very fit still vocations. life, they should also spell out youngish man now in his 67th the unique opportunities and year, was elected Serra's "The Holy Father told ministerial services which are ITHGOW international president and me he considered this an also the rewards. traveled extensively throughout the world promoting vocations. Radical feminists attempt King-Wixsom McHale On arrival in Palm Beach Lanier-Josberger Wilhelm County with his wife, Mildred, to blowup Catholic office slightly more than a year ago, profession,'' ''porno- he immediately transferred his ROME-(NC)- As Serving women across Italy com- advertising," and "black New York Serra membership work"— a reference to the Miami to the Palm Beach County memorated Woman's Day March 8, a radical feminist non-unionized, non- North Miami Serra Club. He points out that regulated, illegal', low-paid the Serran motto is "Always group tried to blow up a Coral Gables Catholic marriage counseling piece-work that is widespread go forward—Never turn in Italy. Much of the "black South Miami back." His own motto is office in Bologna, and a Carol City Catholic women's group work" is done by women "Sentire cum Ecclesia," working at home. (Think with the Church). declared its opposition to Funeral Directors abortion. With other Serra In Bologna, police ex- '"" David, Dal and Donn Lithgow members, D'Anna's main Thousands of women plosives specialists John ftoncaglione, James J. Dean, William Johnson, objective at this time is to participated in marches and dismantled a time bomb with Grant Daino, Norman Walker, Don Bonnell establish, with the help of all meetings around the country. 50 grams (about two ounces) Donald Jochumsen the pastors,* and parish Demonstrators expressed of TNT that was packed in a committees to promote in- opposition to "woman as beef keg and placed outside terest in vocations. object," "marriage as a the Catholic Lay Center. Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, March 17.19781 Page 5 Fr. Ray Brown set at seminary •'• r Priests and seminary on "Other Sheep Not of This students of the Province of Fold." Florida are invited to a series For further information of four talks by noted call Father Gerald Grace at Scripture scholar Father the seminary 732-4424. Raymond Brown at St. Vincent de Paul Major Seminary, Boynton Beach, Pope has flu, April 5-6. Theme of the talks, at 10:30 a.m., and 2 p.m., each cuts audience CHWst d|£|t day, is "How the Early Church Came to Understand VATICAN CITY- Jesus." (NC) — The flu has caused The general public is Pope Paul VI to cancel his invited to a lecture Wed- weekly Wednesday general L FORTH* j nesday, April 5, at 7:30 p.m., audience of March 15. when Father Brown will speak But the 80-year-old pope is to appear at the window of his apartment overlooking St. Peter's Square to greet and bless the crowd there.

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Page 61 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 March of Dimes move held sham For several years, many genetic counseling and Javits Bill, Gallway said, surrounds the developing WASHINGTON-(NC)- pro-lifers have been critical of screening was ended, funding "Somebody's behind it—we're A report that the March of fetus is withdrawn through the March of Dimes programs levels are in fact higher than not." the needle, and castoff cells Dimes is ending its support of backing genetic screening, ever and the programs are In addition, said genetic screening programs is from the fetus are analyzed for since, they say, such more accessible than ever to Gallway, "We've denied that signs of abnormality. a tactic meant to discredit pro- programs imply that children the public. the phase-out is a result of lifers and to increase pressure Since there is no treat- found to have genetic defects "Things don't happen by pressure from right-to-life ment available for conditions on Congress to approve will be aborted. Judie Brown, accident," Mrs. Engel said, groups." federal funding of such thereby detected, such as an official of the Washington- pointing to the Feb. 27 in- Under existing Down Syndrome programs, according to pro- based National Right to Life troduction of Sen. Javits' legislation, the federal life leaders. (mongoloidism), sickle cell Committee, terms the measure in the Senate and the' government is spending $4 anemia and Tay-Sachs screening programs "search subsequent reporting of the million a year, and will up the disease, children found to be At the same time, a and destroy operations." cutback by the private total to $10 million a year for afflicted with the conditions March of Dimes spokesman Randy Engel of Export, agency. She said the March of the next three years should are almost always aborted. denied that the organization is Pa., president of the U.S. Dimes had pledged to lobby the Javits measure be Msgr. James T. McHugh, abandoning its support for the Coalition for Life, and Nellie for passage of the Javits enacted. director of the U.S. Catholic programs. J. Gray, president of the measure. Miss Gray, whose March bishops' Commitee on Pro- The funds cutoff was first March of Dimes for Life, Arthur J. Gallway, for Life seeks to increase Life Activities, has defended reported last December, but joined in charging that a press March of Dimes vice president support for various pro-life amniocentesis and the March leaders of the U.S. Coalition report of the controverted for public relations, confirmed measures, said her principal of Dimes. It is wrong, Msgr. for Life and the March for Life cutoff was designed to make that his organization would concern now is "to assure that McHugh has said, "to con- said the media ignored the pro-lifers appear the villains in lobby for passage of the bill, testimony from right-to-life demn a diagnostic technique story until Sen. Jacob Javits having stopped programs but said cutbacks in the doctors and specialists is because of the evil use made of (R-N.Y.) introduced a measure which could benefit the public. agency's own genetic presented to the Senate." the information which it to increase federal support for Mrs. Engel said that screening programs were Miss Gray, an attorney, renders. In reality, am- genetic screening and while the story was meant to minimal. There #re currently pointed to the wording of the niocentesis is a morally counseling on Feb. 27. suggest that funding of 82 projects receiving $2.5 Javits measure, "The Genetic neutral technique, but it may million from the March of Disease Amendments of derive a moral specification Dimes, Gallway said, and next 1978," which says, in part, from the intention of those year's figures will drop to 80 "appropriate arrangements who use it." projects and $2.2 million. Prayer of the Faithful will be made for referral and Benedictine Father Paul "That's not a sign of any treatment of genetic con- Marx, director of the Human alteration in our posture. OUT ditions identified." Life Center at St. John's support of research will "Treatment," said Miss University, Collegeville, HOLY THURSDAY continue unabated," he said. Gray, "means 'kill the kid.'" Minn., said center officials The organization regularly Genetic screenings is were "dismayed" by Msgr. Celebrant: Tonight we recall and celebrate Our Lord's last reviews and phases out some evening with his closest friends, His disciples. Let us open our done mainly through the McHugh's stand. He pointed hearts to the saving mysteries which He offers us to share with of its projects, he said. technique called am- out that in 1974, of 62 fetuses Him. Asked about right to life niocentesis, in which a needle identified as defective by LECTOR: Our response today will be: Lord, send your grace leaders' charges that there is is inserted into the womb of physicians using am- into our hearts. an orchestrated campaign to pregnant woman. Fluid from niocentesis with March of LECTOR: As we now celebrate Our Lord's institution of the generate support for the the amniotic sac which Dimes funds, 60 were aborted. holy sacrament of the priesthood, may Our Lord guide and protect those whom He has called to be special channels of His saving work, we pray. (R.) LECTOR: As Our Lord transforms bread and wine into His sacred body and blood and thus gives to His Church the wonderful sacrament of the Eucharist, may we always celebrate this meal with a deep sense of awe and mystery, we pray. (R). LECTOR: As the Apostles are united with Our Lord, their shepherd, so may we alway be united with our bishop, we pray. (R.) "If they don't fit LECTOR: As we, the local Church of Miami, celebrate the vac won't let you mystery of Holy Week, may we be deepened in our dedication to our buy them." Archdiocesan Holy Year program, we pray. (R.) Celebrant: Holy Year Program.

PALM SUNDAY Celebrant: During this week, Our Lord Jesus Christ invites us to enter again into the mystery of His death and resurrection. He calls each of us to live more deeply the mystery of salvation. LECTOR: Our xesponse today will be: Lord, deepen our faith. LECTOR: As Our Lord enters Jerusalem today on Palm Sunday, may we truly realize that He is the Messiah who comes into our lives as the Son of God, we pray. (R.) LECTOR: May this coming week be a time when we ex- perience the saving mystery of Christ's love for us and thus may our liturgical celebrations this week truly be for us a Holy Week, we pray. (R.) LECTOR: May the Holy Spirit help each of us realize this week the importance of our own vocation: that our Lord calls each of us to be holy members of His Church, we pray. (R.) LECTOR: May the faith that we celebrate this week flow into action in our daily lives and especially bring a spirit of peace and harmony to the families in our parish, we pray. (R.) Celebrant: Holy Year Prayer Easter Classics. HOLY YEAR PRAYER Dress your children up in the finest shoes available. (To be read with the Prayer of the Faithful) Stride Rite shoes. We've got many new styles and we've got them Our heavenly Father: in more sizes and widths than anyone else. Better looking, Joyfully we praise You, we thank You, we love You. We are sorry for having ever better fitting shoes from Stride Rite. Easter Classics. offended You. Please, Father, send Your blessings upon us, as we celebrate the twentieth anniversary of our Archdiocese by planning and working Ask any mother about §tridcRitC together for our spiritual renewal and growth. Send Your Holy Spirit to help us become more Christ-like and to see Christ in each other. Help us during this Holy Year to grow in Faith, in our prayer life, in loving You and each other, in our sense of community, in a SIUUIHilER deeper awareness of our calling to be active ministers of Your kingdom. 7483 DADELAND MALL WEST May we experience the grace and joy of "Fitting is Our Profession" Christian living in this world and one day be the most respected and competent shoe specialists for 3 generations happy with You forever in heaven. AMEN. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 / Page 7 Lithuanian retreat lOth-year reunion

S. Florida Scene Father Vincent Andriuska, M.I.C., of Sacred Heart The Immaculata-LaSalle High School class of '68 Church, Homestead, is conducting a spiritual renewal planning its tenth-year reunion May 26-28. Members of retreat for Lithuanians of the Archdiocese of Miami at the class who have not received any announcement St. FrancisdeSales Church, Miami Beach. Conference should call Maria at 266-6399. S. Browarcf ACCW talks, Liturgies and hymns will be in Lithuanian. South Broward Spring deanery meeting of the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women will be hosted by St. Bernadette Women's Guild Wednesday, Biscayne benefit March 29. Theme will be "The Catholic Woman: Every Annual fiesta Woman's Work is a Portrait of Herself." Coral Gables Council, K. of C, will sponsor a Registration begins at 8:30 a.m., followed by a St. John Fisher Church, West Palm Beach, will dinner-dance to benefit Biscayne College and its business meeting, election of new officers, and Liturgy hold its 12th annual Fiesta Sunday, March 19, from 1 to baseball program Saturday, April 1, starting at 6:30 celebrated by Father James A. Quinn, pastor. An 5 p.m. Games, prizes, handcrafts, white elephant p.m. Sports celebrities and baseball players will attend awards luncheon will follow at the Calder Holiday Inn booth, cake sale, and international foods are featured. and meet participants. A double-header game played from 12:30 to 2 p.m. For reservations call Marie All profits will go toward the new parish hall and earlier that day will be dedicated to the Coral Gables Squirlock, 584-8994, or Mercedes Noran, 434-1338 before rectory. Council. March 22. Reflection days Elected to board A Day of Reflection will be held at the Dominican Father Daniel Dorrity, assistant pastor of St. Mary Retreat House Tuesday, March 21, 9 a.m., to 2 p.m. Magdalen parish, has been elected to the Board of Father Joseph Brown, C.S.S.R., will preach. Theme is, Directors of the North Miami Foundation for Senior "I will make you a light to the nations that my Citizens, Inc. The Foundation is a nonprofit, charitable salvation may reach to the ends of the earth." (Is. corporation providing services to the elderly. Father 49:6) For reservations contact Sr. Elizabeth Ann, 238- Dorrity is also chairman of the Commission on Aging 2711. for the Archdiocese of Miami. A Senior Citizens Day of Reflection will be held at the Dominican Retreat House Wednesday, March 22, 9 a.m., to 2 p.m. Speaker will be Father Russ Nikerson, Choral music OM.T. Theme is "Is Anything a Sin Anymore?" For reservations call Sr. Carol Ann at 238-2711., The Miami Chorale and Miami Boychoir will present a Concert of Choral Music Saturday, March 18, at 8:15 p.m., in the Barry College auditorium. Program Holy Week retreat will be "Renaissance to Rock." For reservations call For the first time, Our Lady of Florida Passionist 443-7816. Monastery Retreat Center, N. Palm Beach, will offer a Holy Week retreat open to all Christians. Beginning Holy Thursday, March 23, the retreat will conclude Seton Hall alumni early Easter morning. For reservations call 626-1301. Mercy Hospital's first "I Saved A Life" award is The new president of Seton Hall, Dr. Robert T. presented by Barbara Terp (center) to Alicia Conley will address Florida East Coast Alumni Abp. Sheen on tape Ramon as Herbert E. Long, executive director of Association at a reception Monday, March 20, from 7 to Mercy, adds congratulations. Miss Ramon, a 9 p.m., at the Bridge Motel, Boca Raton. Richard The Coral Gables Council, K. of C, will play two Regan, Seton Hall athletic director, will accompany hours of tapes on the "Passion and Death of Our Lord," University of Miami student from Puerto Rico, along with Emma Mason, helped save Mrs. Terp's Dr. Conley. The first layman to serve as president of by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen Wednesday, March 22, Seton Hall, Dr. Conley is the author of more than 75 at 7:30 p.m., at council headquarters, 270, Catalonia life after she suffered a severe heart attack by- applying mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. scientific articles and his sixth textbook will be Ave. The evening is free. published this month.

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[—/AxW [_]%FXEHAL . Page 8 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 bring a covered dish. For information Dade call Mrs. Elona Kurosad at 754-5211. EPIPHANY Church Young at Heart EPIPHANY Church Woman's Club Club St. Patrick's Day celebration today "Stop E.R.A." coffee and letter writing (Friday) at 1:30 p.m., in parish center. session at the home of Mrs. Peggy It's a Date Irish dinner, songs, jigs and games. Brodeur, 5685SW 85St., Thursday, March CORAL GABLES Council, K. of C, 23, at 9:30 a.m. St. Patrick's Day dinner-dance Saturday, March 18. John O'Muncey is chairman. ST. LOUIS Church, Soulos (singles Palm Beach information call Ed Nadig at 484-5804. BROWARD COUNTY Right to Life over 35) first birthday party Saturday, OAKLAND PARK Council, K. of C, meeting at County Courthouse, 201 SE 6 St. Patrick's Day dance in the Council March 18, at 8 p.m. ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI Ladies St., Fort Lauderdale, Room 248-1, Hall, 3571 N. Andrews Ave., Fort CORPUS CHRISTI Church "Make Guild, Riviera Beach, said luncheon- Monday, March 20, at 8 p.m. For in- Lauderdale, Saturday, March 18, at 8 Holy the Lord's Day" Sunday, March 19, dessert card party at Father Borg formation call Rita Mocarski at 485-2335. p.m. Live band. For reservations call beginning with- supper at 6:30 p.m., Memorial Hall Saturday, March 18, at ST. BARTHOLOMEW Church Young Jim Kelley at 772-9706 or Gorge Penrod at followed by a spiritual conference, noon. ' . . at Heart Senior Club, Miramar, social 771-0570. Vespers, and Benediction in church at 8 HOLY SPIRIT Friendship Club, day Tuesday, March 21. OUR LADY QUEEN OF HEAVEN p.m. Lantana, Day at Gulfstream Wednesday, . ST.. CLEMENT Seder Meal and Senior Citizens Communion-breakfast THIRD ORDER of St. Francis will March 22. Buses leave church parking lot Eucharistic Celebration Wednesday, Sunday, March 19, at Coral Springs meet Sunday, March 19, at 2 p.m., at St. at 10:30 a.m. For reservations call March 22, at 7 p.m. Sponsored by St. Country Club. For reservations call Lou Francis Hospital, Miami Beach. Mass at Frances Ambrose at 588-5042. Clement Adult Religious Education team 3 p.m. Nicklis at 972-4430. and Bible Class. ST. JOSEPH Church Friendship Club post-St. Patrick's Day party Broward Padre Pio film Tuesday, March 12. Luncheon and Irish musical entertainment. CATHOLIC WIDOW and Widowers EPIPHANY Church Woman's Club Club St. Patrick's Pot Luck Dinner today scheduled Sunday Day of Reflection Tuesday, March 21, (Friday) at 6 p.m., at Knights of LIGHTHOUSE POINT—A color from 9 a.m., to 2 p.m. For reservations Columbus Hall, 3571 N. Andrews Ave., movie on Padre Pio, the late Italian call 667-3462. Fort Lauderdale. For information call Franciscan stigmatic, will be shown in ST. ROSE OF LIMA Women's Club 484-3094 or 771-9976. the Education Building of St. Paul the will have a Seder Supper Thursday, LAUDERDALE Catholic Singles Apostle parish, here, at 7 p.m., Sunday March 23, at 6 p.m., prior to Holy Club (ages 21-35) Kid's Day at Easterline evening, March 19. Thursday Liturgy. Families asked to Park Saturday, March 18, at 1 p.m. For Dr. Francis Ceravalo will speak about the noted miracle worker and candidate for canonization before show- A winning thoroughbred ing the film. The Church is located on NE Sample For all those people attending a plus the services of veteran trainer Rd. (36th St.), and NE 27th Ave. The parish-sponsored Day at Gulfstream, Eddie Yowell for a period of two public is invited. and that seems to be many judging months. by The Voice's It's A Date column, Contestants need not be present Measles outbreak there's a unique opportunity to walk to win but entries must be mailed away with a winning thoroughbred. before April 27. Immediately prior to A total of 25 clinically At approximately 5:15 p.m, on the race, names will be drawn at suspected measles cases have Saturday, April 29, some person will random corresponding to the number been reported as of March 7, of horses in the field. The first name ST. JOSEPH'S DAY will be observed take immediate possession of the on Saturday, March 18, since the Feast throughout Dade County. valuable thoroughbred which wins will be represented by the number Most of these measles cases one horse, second name by horse Day falls on Passion Sunday, March 19. the Rusty Nail Invitational A prayer to St. Joseph: have occurred in the school- number two, etc. The prize will go to Sweepstakes Race at Gulfstream. So, "Ever blessed and glorious Joseph, age population and in the the person who has drawn the official if you're planning to be at the track, kind and loving father, and helpful friend southern section of the make sure you fill out an official winner of the Rusty Nail Sweep- of all in sorrow! You are the good father county. Because of the entry form (forms are also available stakes, and, if he is present at the and protector of orphans, the defender of potential for further outbreaks at stores and restaurants throughout track, can take possession in the the defenseless, the patron of those in in this and other areas South Florida) for the drawing. winner's circle. need and sorrow. Look kindly on my throughout the county, the Gulfstream notes, this will be The race will be a special $25,000 request. My sins have drawn down on me Health Department strongly the first time that the winner of an one mile and one sixteenth event for the Just displeasure of my God, and so I urges all parents to have their actual race will be given away. In three-year-olds and upwards who am surrounded with unhappiness. To childrens' immunization addition to winning the horse, W.A. have run for a claiming price of you, loving guardian of the Family of status for measles reviewed by Taylor & Co., sponsor of the event, $25,000 or more during the 1977-78 Nazareth, do I go for help and protec- their doctors as soon as will provide all training expenses, winter season. tion." possible.

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Page 10 i Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, March 17,1978 KN0W diation YBUR Neighborhoods is strange FAITH and silent by Michael Novak I In American political theory, much 'attention is paid to the two extremes: the state and the in- dividual. But as for the institutions This Week I that protect the individual from the state, that nourish the individual, and that mediate between the in- dividual and the state, there is a strange and damaging silence. No concept in political programming has Inner been more neglected than that of "mediating institutions." It is wrong to think that "society" is composed only of politics City and the state. On the contrary, mere politics and centralized state action left to themselves are invariably dehumanizing. The communal side of human existence is realized in Turmoil multiple institutions. "Society" is a complex net of smaller institutions. But other social I institutions also spring from the inventiveness and the neediness of human beings: neighborhoods, Neighbors unions, voluntary associations of all I sorts, school systems, cultural Neglected organizations, corporations, clubs, committees, etc. by Michael Novak Among these, neighborhoods (like parishes) play a special role. Under modern conditions, most of us work far from our homes. For this reason, perhaps, we have neglected the hidden but continuing im- portance of neighborhoods to a full and satisfying human existence. Although many of our St Vincent satisfactions come at the place of work, still, those whose homes are de Paul near our own play a disproportionate share in creating the actual texture of by Fr. John Castelot our daily lives. If the neighborhood stores, churches, schools, parks and other amenities are particularly good, our lives seem especially blessed. If our neighbors are friendly, i helpful, and reliable, we gain Si countless humble benefits. The I presence of a bakery—with fresh I bread and other specialties—may all I Urban by itself seem to raise our standard of What makes the difference between a 'good' and a - living by 10 percent. A good cheese 'deteriorating' neighborhood? It appears to be something Concern shop, a wine store, a newsstand, a spiritual, above all—the presence or absence of a spirit of self- I libary— how much small institutions respect, self-worth, and fellow feeling. by Fr. Alfred McBride add to the satisfactions of daily life. A supply of good babysitters and I lawn cutters, and perhaps of han- above all—the presence or absence of another in their living styles: noise, dymen, painters, carpenters and the a spirit of self-respect, self-worth, and gregariousness, privacy, trust, like, may be worth thousands of fellow feeling. It appears, as well, to outgoingness, casualness, formality, dollars in pleasure and security. depend upon the level of social, gestures, signs, symbols. Learning On the contrary, when a neigh- economic, and other skills of its how to live together means learning I borhood begins to "deteriorate," how citizens. Neighbors whose how to graft oneself into the living Tithing for unpleasant life becomes. Surliness imagination, intelligence, and hands texture of others in an organic way. and hostility greet us in the street. are alive with skills are a boon: Social theorists need to learn Muggings and robberies raise the neighbors bereft of such qualities, by more about what makes some neigh- God's poor level, if not of fear, then of silent their empty and unproductive living, borhoods work and others disgust. The closing of the bakery, or contribute less than is creative and deteriorate. The many roles of banks by Fr. Joseph Champlin the cheese shop, or the specialty store upbeat. To develop neighborhood and of economic institutions are reduces us, once again, to Wonder skills, is a high social art. obviously basic. But the capacities of Bread and Velveeta. The lack of Social theorists are learning, citizens to take care of themselves neighbors who care for their homes, slowly, that there is such a thing as and to unite effectively with their the disappearance of imagination and "cultural ecology." Certain human neighbors may be even more basic. intelligence and pride, the disin- qualities advance the well being of an Most of the nation's 50 million tegration of quiet peace and trust environment. A certain mastery of Catholics are children of successful teach us —perhaps for the first elementary skills in home repair and urban and rural neighborhoods over if Msgr time—how powerful, useful, and home maintenance, of economic the last 50 years. We are 5? sweet is a good neighborhood. skills, and of skills of human in- preeminently "neighborhood Baroni What makes the difference be- terchange, heightens the possibilities people." If we do not show originality i tween a "good" and a of human benefit. and creativity in analyzing and by Mary Maher "deteriorating" neighborhood? It The lack of such mastery revitalizing the concept of neigh- appears to be something spiritual, destroys. Cultures vary from one borhoods, who will? « Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, March 17,19781 Page 11 St. Vincent de Paul Social cone

by Fr. Alfred McBride, O.Praem. centered in the Eucharist. Apostle to the poor The combination of a new The Catholic laity began by Fr. John J. Castelot devout and influential family of Count spiritual emphasis with the receive Communion once a week Most. Catholics are familiar with the Philippe-Emmanuel de Gondi, who was, emergence of a new form of social confess their sins frequently—ui St. Vincent de Paul Society, dedicated as it among other things, general of the French need created the involvement of the the once a year practice of medi is to charitable works. But they do not know galleys. Church in social concern. The new Catholics. Bishops and priests b< much about the man in whose honor it was In Paris he met the saintly priest, later spirituality called for good works. to celebrate Mass daily. Euchar founded (by Frederic Ozanam in Paris, cardinal, Peter de Berulle. This ex- The population explosion of the piety made strong demands in te 1833). The Society reflects the kind of traordinary man of prayer discerned urban poor in the 17th and 18th of self-discipline, self-control person St. Vincent became, for he was not something unusual about Vincent and centuries summoned the Church to regularity in prayer. Moreover, it always conspicuous for his altruism. He persuaded him to tutor the children of the de social concern. immensely pract' \ inasnr t began as a peasant, became a well-to-do Gondi family. Madame de Gondi was connected good v .Ks with ^iri and self-serving cleric, and ended as an strangely drawn to the young priest and Reformation Protestants had self improvement. apostle of charity to the poor people from asked him to be her confessor and spiritual stressed justification (or salvation) Upon whom would whom he had sprung. director. The family had extensive holdings, by faith alone. Counter-Reformation spirituality of good works He was born in a little village, Pouy, with peasant families working their estates. Catholics upheld justification in focused? For the most part, upor now renamed in his honor, in April, 1581. Life for Vincent, however, was not so serene terms of good works. Trent's decree newly arrived thousands who floi His parents, who had seven children, as appeared on the surface. Beginning about on justification motivated Catholics to the cities in the wake of the worked a small farm. The Father, however, 1611 he suffered temptations against faith to think of spiritual growth as a dustrial Revolution. The great realized that Vincent was temperamentally which lasted several years. matter of intense personal activity. dustrial liftoff can be dated frorr and intellectually equipped to profit from In 1617, while he was at the de Gondi Thus the spiritually alive Catholic 1780s. This coincided with a sir formal education. He enrolled him in the estate in Folleville, he was summoned to the would combine a striving for self- development of human sensib school of the Franciscan Recollects at Dax. deathbed of a peasant. The man revealed to control and virtue with a passion for and spiritual fervor. It manife Vincent finished his studies at the Vicent and subsequently to others that all the good works of mercy and charity. itself in agitation against s University of Toulouse and was ordained a his former confessions had been sacreligious Trent balanced this with un- trading, a campaign against han priest in 1600. and that, but for Vincent, he would have deviating attention to the grace of for theft and ferocious game 1 This was a rather heady situation lor a entered eternal life in this sad state. God. Despite the flurry of good The new "good works-spiri boy who had known little of this world and Madame de Gondi was horrified and works, meditations and asceticism by consciousness" woke up the mi its comforts, and he reacted by seeking out frightened; she felt personally responsible Christians, God, in a sense, did it all. and upper classes to the sufferini all the lucrative benefices available to him. for the welfare of her people. Vincent, too, Hence the Church called Catholics to deprived sections of the popula In short order he was a chaplain to Queen was shaken, and this was the beginning of a a firm sacramental life, especially one The poor had always been Marguerite of Valois, beneficiary of a small profound conversion. He had no need of the abbey, pastor of the parish of Clichy, near countess' urging to preach to the people in Paris, and providentially, chaplain to the the church of- Folleville and he was so successful that he had to call in the Jesuits of Amiens to help him hear the general confessions. RNBW He developed an increasing awareness of the scandalous state of the French by MaryMaher peasantry. Meanwhile, at Father de Msgr. Geno Baroni, a pr Berulle's insistance, he became pastor of Archdiocesan of Washington, ] Chatillon-les-Dombes, where he effected long-time activist and nations several spectacular conversions of fallen urban neighborhood affairs, Catholics. From there he went to Paris, pointed by President Garter in where he was named official chaplain to the assistant secretary for neig galley slaves, to whom he preached. non-governmental associai The countess offered to establish a fund consumer protection in the I for a continuous mission among the poor. of Housing and Urban Develc Vincent was reluctant to take charge, but holds the highest office ever eventually, she had her way. She persuaded Catholic priest in the Uni her husband to help her found a group of government. missioners for the peasants and others in He brings to his position country districts. understanding of those in our s The archbishop of Paris gave over the are poor in any way—eo College des Bons Enfants for the use of the psychologically or by reason new community and Vincent moved in ^religious prejudice. He has April, 1625. %&m part of the group of peop] been raising the issues on the In 1633, the little company was given a sense, I bring the issues the priory of St. Lazare, which became their doesn't mean that, because I c headquarters. They are known as Lazarists, questions, that I know the an although their official title is Congregation wants his office to help train of the Missions and their popular name in groups in collective action a this country is Vincentians. Their chief work these groups work with Id is the giving of missions, but they are also ment. These are his answers, active in the running of seminaries. he advocates a climate for < Vincent sought every possible means of aiding the poor and distressed, whether The son of a western Pi materially or spiritually. He set up groups in coal miner, Msgr. Baroni reir each parish to assist the poor and the sick, ethnic heritage of his Italian and from this movement there came, under parents and his lifetime ; the leadership of St. Louise de Maurillac, appropriate the richness the Sisters of Charity. He was responsible background. He has often sp for the establishment of several hospitals for theft of ethnic heritages the sick, foundlings, the aged and projected happened in v socie*- t one for gallev slaves in Marseilles. belief that accv ^ratioi. n way for American society to His love for God and people became an has said, "America is not a i irresistible driving force. Under its impulse It's the most ethnically he accomplished things far .beyond his justice culturally and regionally div< natural resources. Nor was -opposition in the world. Let's deal wit] lacking. He put up with reversals, disap- Let's stop imagining that e pointments, misunderstanding, slander. going to come out looking 1 This he did with amazing equanimity, for on Slim or the Marlboro Man. his own avowal and that of others, he had a tains, too, that, "Poverty is bad temper. His struggle to control it made problem because it denies wr him warm, considerate, consummately needs to carry on a creative loving. His zeal kept pushing till the last, in spite of increasingly poor health. Typically, Msgr. Baroni has long A deathbed repentance of a peasant set he died, not in bed, but seated in his chair, pluralism which recognizes St. Vincent de Paul's priestly life on a on Sept. 27, 1660, at age 80. cultural diversity. He has s new course. kind of peace among ethnic g does not minimize the gifts Page 121 Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 >ncern in Inner City Tithing concept icharist. them. But their misery had not better housing in the cities. They had laity began to always been sufficiently noticed. been severely exploited in the 1 once a week and Chimney sweeps in London had hired countryside. (Just think of today's requently — unlike "climbing boys" since the end of the migrant workers and imagine how ictice of medieval Middle Ages. But not until the end of much worse things would be in a and priests began the 18th century do we hear of a preindustrial agrarian economy.) help's Church daily. Eucharistic crying need to abolish this abuse. It Yet, while life might have been demands in terms was industrialization that made the somewhat better for the poor in the self-control and dreadful sufferings of the poor both cities, it was still a degrading grind '. Moreover, it was 1 visible, and, for a time, unavoidable. of hopelessness and despair for a inasnr as it The European world of the 18th large majority. The first response of .Ka with ^iritual century was unbelievably poor. Most the Church to this problem was the people spent what little money they apostolate of Good Works. St. and God's poor i would this had on food, which usually did not Vincent De Paul and the Sisters of jood works be include fresh meat. Charity characterized what the ost part, upon the Most poverty had been con- thousands of personalized acts of sands who flocked cealed in the countryside. The In- mercy and love meant to relieve the i wake of the In- dustrial Revolution brought he poor poor's sufferings. The St. Vincent De n. The great in- by Fr. Joseph M. Champlin Shall I not open for you the and their suffering to the factories Paul Society of laymen carries on to floodgates of heaven, to pour be dated from the and cities. Such concentrations of this day, the individualized social At the beginning of this led with a similar year I outlined a sacrificial down blessings upon you misery could not escape the attention concern begun so long ago. offertory of tithing program without measure?" (3, 19). mman sensibility of the better-off people, and even- Of course, we see in retrospect 3r. It manifested tually touched their humanitarian we introduced at Holy Family n against slave this was but one answer to the parish just prior to Advent. I How many of our feelings and solicited the good works problem. It cured the symptoms of would like now to offer readers parishioners have committed n against hanging already motivated by their poverty, not the causes. That would themselves to the tithing cious game laws, spirituality. a review of its remarkable and works-spiritual come as new ideas of structured inspiring results over the concept? ke up the middle Odd as it may seem, the poor social reform crept into Church initial six weeks. o the sufferings of were really better off in many ways practice and consciousness. But at There is no way of sf the population, than they had been in the coun- least the symptoms of suffering were G.F. Lenzi, a layman evaluating that, since the always been with tryside. They found shorter working being treated. And for that love the from near Detroit, voluntarily gross income remains a * hours', better working conditions and recipients were thankful. conducted our educational private, personal matter, as sessions. With strong con- does the total contribution for victions about tithing the Lord's poor, that other developed over two decades of five percent of one's tithe. 1W YQUR FAITti successful experiences Still, a significant covering nearly 500 United number substantially in-' repress the singularity of "peoples" in States and Canadian parishes, creased their offerings. vlary Maher order to arrive at nationhood. He admits he does not hesitate to ask the Baroni, a priest of the the stress and rigor of such a position, people for 10 percent of their At this point, 56 percent Washington, D.C., and a based on action concurring with insight. gross income. Half of that of our registered envelope t and national leader in And he has little patience with treadmill goes to their parish, the other holders have pledged $6.30 per lood affairs, was ap- theories. Msgr. Baroni has acted with half to God's poor served by Sunday. lent Carter in 1977 to be neighborhood groups to form coalition on the various charitable causes iry for neighborhoods, convergent issues that are important to which today seek donations, Have individuals ex- tal associations and them. Among the issues have been the e.g., the Red Cross, United perienced heaven's floodgates tion in the Department promotion of urban partnerships between Fund, home and foreign opening and God's blessings LJrban Development. He city government, community missions. without measure? t office ever accorded a organizations and the private sectors of in the United States neighborhood revitalization programs. That approach involves a It is early to tell, but here He has advocated a type of education real decision for the Lord. A are a few incidents related to i his position an unusual which, while multi-ethnic in nature, Christian first looks at his me. those in our society who assures children of the richness of their salary or pay check, decides ny way —economically, own identities. how much God will receive, — A wife and mother, >r by reason of racial or As executive director of the'Office of then keeps the rest for his or struggling with her husband ce. He has said, "I've Urban Affairs for the Archdiocese of her own use. Because tithing to make ends meet as they ;roup of people who have Washington, he founded several non- represents a bigger bite of the raise a large family, made a issues on the outside. In profit housing groups including the income than most Catholics sacrificial pledge and received g the issues inside. It Urban Rehabilitation Corporation to re- have generally given, this an unexpected raise that t, because I can raise the habilitate housing with federal funds. In procedure involves a risk, week. know the answers." He demands a sacrifice and 1970, he founded the Washington-base — A bank teller in her to help train community National Center for Urban Ethnic Af- requires a trust in these words tive action and to help of Jesus: early 20s offered the Lord a ork with local govern- fairs. This center has helped channel similar gift and Monday his answers. Above all, millions of dollars in grants to local morning found her salary had communities throughout the country. In "Stop worrying, then, been increased by more than climate for cooperation, 1974, Msgr. Baroni was named by Time over questions like, 'What are a western Pennsylvania we to eat, or what are we to that amount. magazine as one of the 200 rising young A chemist, critical at the :. Baroni remembers the leaders in the United States. He has been drink, or what are we to wear?' )f his Italian immigrant Your heavenly Father knows outset of this program, called "the symbol of the neighborhood remarked: "I balked, I fought, s lifetime struggle to movement." all that you need. Seek first le richness of that his kingship over you, his way I finally bought the idea and I have been blessed." has often spoken of the Msgr. Baroni is a vital, energetic of holiness, and all these heritages which has man with a feisty yet gentle disposition. things will be given you — A high-level socie'' through the He draws dozens of pictures as he ex- besides" (Matt. 6, 31-33). management person tripled uratioi. /as the only plains the configuration of some city his Sunday donation. Later, at in society to survive. He Christmas, his company neighborhood. Washington newspaper The actual tithing ica is not a melting pot. reporters are fond of pointing out that he presented him with a surprise ethnically, racially, concept finds strong Old 75 percent bonus. He and his walks around his office in his stocking Testament support. igionally diverse country feet. He has a persistent voice that keeps wife talked the matter over st's deal with pluralism, and then wrote out a check to repeating that society must get its "Each year you shall ining that everybody is tensions out into the open to be mediated the parish for $475, 10 percent mt looking like Virginia tithe," we read in of the corporation's gift. and that the Church must be where Deuteronomy (14,22). The rlboro Man." He main- humankind is or it is nowhere. The tithing project at " Poverty is a spiritual prophet Malachi even Holy Family has two ad- it denies what a person promises special rewards for ditional benefits; we are >n a creative life." One magazine journalist said Msgr. those who give the first 10 paying all our bills on time >ni has long advocated Baroni had the mission of bringing new percent to God. "Bring the and have made tentative plans recognizes and fosters zeal into the capital's faceless whole tithe into the for using outside income (the y. He has stood for the bureaucracy. And yet he is a man whose storehouse... and try me in summer bazaar and annual zeal makes connections between the this, says the Lord of hosts: tong ethnic groups which distinctions of people in such a way as to dance) to help the Lord's poor. tze the gifts of any nor give hope rather than to deny it. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 / Page 13 Emphasize Holy Week in home

By TERRY «nd MIMI *. tie it all in with the Resurrection. REILLY which we picked up in Arizona. Eggs and baby chickens and Everytime someone sees it, they baby bunnies signify new life— shudder at the realism of that maybe the new life Jesus gives graphic illustration. Our us. The candy is just a nice way of children, too, begin to realize the saying our fasting is over so let's As Holy Week is upon us, I the observation of the institution - suffering our Lord endured for have a little feast—the same is not only look back over Lent but of the Eucharist, is particularly us; even to reflect on just one true with a big Easter "Sunday also look forward to this whole meaningful for us. Usually our aspect of the Passion such as the dinner. It's really beautiful when family experiences a "seder" crown of thorns. Somehow we A family seated together you think of wearing your best week, especially Holy Thursday, sharing a crossed bread. Good Friday and Easter Sunday. meal on Monday, Tuesday or seem to put ourselves above all clothes on Easter too. In other As I reflect on it, those three days Wednesday of Holy Week. The that "suffering." We seem to does help all of us to have more words all the "things" we do on commemorate so many things: "seder" is the Passover meal think that it really wasn't all that insight into the mystery of the Easter can have some Holy Thursday, the first celebrated by Jewish people in bad. Even when we pray the death and resurrection of Christ. significance. We need to explain Eucharist" and celebration of the reflection of the angel of death Stations of the Cross we often Easter Sunday and the to our families that these all Priesthood, the agony in "passing over" families who had don't really think of details. We Easter bunny is kind of a struggle somehow relate to Christ, Gethsemane; Good Friday, the the blood of the lamb on their need to truly reflect on the life for me, much as Santa Claus is otherwise they can be a great crucifixion and death of our doors while in Egypt. The Last and particularly the agony, to Christmas. It's unfortunate distraction. Lord; and Easter, the most Supper was on Passover, and the passion and death of Jesus. On a that we as parents' place more We encourage you to take full glorious feast of our Lord rising "Lamb of God" still saves us but cupboard which is also in our emphasis and excitement on advantage of the opportunities from death, WOW! No wonder now from eternal death. With this dining room, we made a little finding eggs and candy that the that your parish has for you it's called "Holy" Week. These in mind Holy Thursday Mass has cave from plaster and stones. It Easter Bunny hid than of en- during Holy Week. It's a time to critical parts of our Lord's life special significance. It's also the sits as an open cave during Holy joying a Christ centered really allow the whole family to occured in such a short period of time when we celebrate the Week and until 3 p.m. on Good celebration of His resurrection. grow, realizing more and more, time and the eternal meaning to priesthood. Friday. At 3 p.m. we place a But how do we break away from the significance and beauty of the each of them is more than the In the center of our dining large stone over the opening and all that? As a parent, it isn't entire week. It is our prayer that mind can comprehend. room table there is a box covered share a short prayer. On Easter easy! Maybe we can still retain you have a blessed and morning we move the stone away some of the eggs and candy and We have a number of ways with a purpje cloth and a crown of meaningful Holy Week and a thorns sitting on the top. They are from the opening and cheer. It bunnies and new clothes for celebration filled Easter. we try to commemorate these in may sound a little unusual but it Easter Mass. We really need to our family. Holy Thursday Mass, made of the crucifixion thorn —by Terry Reilly

Holy Week. Families are ^encouraged to actively THEME: Christ's suffering participate in the observances that parishes provide. OPENING PRAYER: Dearest Jesus, tonight we These unique community experiences at the parish gather once again in your name for our "Family Family Night level should prove to be an enriching experience for the Night." Bless us this evening as we dwell upon this whole family. The sacrament of reconciliation can coming Holy Week and all you have suffered for each us has suffered in some way. It might only be a scraped knee or it may be as serious as a death or critical provide members of the family with a uniquely one of us. Help us to enter into the spirit of this entire meaningful insight during this time. week beginning with our family this evening. Thank illness. Have each share and then have him draw a red heart somewhere upon the cross to add his own suf- SHARING: Share the experience of making peace you, dearest Jesus, for giving your life for all men so fering to that of our Lord's. with someone with whom you were not at peace (see that we might dwell with you eternally. Amen. • Middle Years and Adult Family lesson for last week). Some may share when they felt Materials: Bible. Read aloud Mt. 27:11-54. After a especially close to God during the past week. Share LESSON struggles and joys. • Young Family: Materials: Large piece of few moments, each may share with the others what the Scripture meant to him personally this evening and CLOSING PRAYER: Spontaneous: (prayer jar). cardboard, old newspapers, scissors, blue, red crayon. Scripture: Phil 2:8, 9. Lord's Prayer. Suggested Activity: Cardboard cross. Cut cardboard into a also a moment from the past when he experiences tremendous suffering, physically or mentally. He also prayer: Most Holy Jesus, thank you for this evening large cross, together look through the newspapers to and our family's sharings. Tonight we tasted but a find pictures of suffering, or of violence. Cover the may share what it was like to see someone he loved surfer deep pain. How are our own sufferings united to small portion of your suffering for us. O, Lord Jesus, entire cross with the pictures just previously cut out. thank you for giving your life so that we might have life The completed cross may be hung in the family dining the crucified Christ? SNACK (optional) Fasting is suggested. eternally with you. Help our family to make this Holy area all during Holy Week. Ask each member of the Week more meaningful through prayer, fasting, and family to remember a time when he really suffered ENTERTAINMENT: This time should also be altered to reflect Christ's Passion. This would be an our attendance at our parish Holy Week services. We physical or mental pain and have him try to relive that praise you now and forever. Amen. moment, sharing it with the rest of the family. Each of ideal time for the family to plan their activities for

Oracidn de los Fieles

celebramos esta noche la cena de Jesus DOMINGO DE RAMOS Cristo resucitado y lleve la paz y la ar- JUEVESSANTO con sus mas intimos amigos. Abramos 19 de marzo de 1978 monia a los que salen a nuestro camino, 23 de marzo de 1978 el coraz6n al misterio que Jesus quiere oremos: Sefior, afianza... tambi&i compartir con nosotros. Celebrante: Durante esta semana el Celebrante: Oracibn del Aflo Santo. Celebrante: Recordamos LECTOR: La respuesta de hoy. Sefior nos invita a entrar de nuevo en el sera: Sefior, abre nuestro coraz6n a iu misterio de su muerte y resurreccidn. gracia. Nos llama a vivir mas profundamente el LECTOR: Al celebrar hoy la ins- misterio de la salvaci6n. titucibn del sacramento del sacerdocio, LECTOR: Nuestra respuesta sera: Oracion para pidamosle al Seftor que guie y proteja a los que El ha elegido como canales de su Seftor, afianza nuestra fe. obra salvifica, oremos: Sefior abre... LECTOR: Al contemplar a Jesus en el Ano Santo LECTOR: Por el sacramento de la su entrada triunfante en Jerusalem, Eucaristia el Seflor transforma el pan y recibamosle como Mesfas y busquemos - Padre Celestial: el vino en su Cuerpo y Sangre para seguirle hasta su Resurrecci6n, oremos: Alegres te alabamos. te damos gracias, te alimento de su Iglesia. Pid&mosle Seftor, afianza.. adoramos. Mucho sentimos haberte ofendfdo. Te pedimos derrames tiis bendiciones sobre aumento de fe para siempre celebrar con nosotros al celebrar el vigesimo aniversario fervor estos santos misterios, oremos: LECTOR: Sea esta semana tiempo de nuestra Arquidiocesis, mientras planeamos de experimentar el misterio salvifico del Sefior abre..; y laboramos juntos ppr nuestra renovacidn y LECTOR: Oremos para que a amor de Cristo hacia nosotros, y de crecimiento espiiitual. ejemplo de los ap6stoles fieles a la participaci6n sincera en la liturgia de Manda tu Santo Espiritu para que nos ayude estos dias santos, oremos: Seflor a ser mas como Cristo y para que veamos a memoria de su Pastor Jesus, sepamos afianza... Cristo los uno en los otros. mantenernos unidos bajo nuestro obispo, Ayiidanos durante este Ano Santo a crecer en oremos:Sefior abre... LECTOR: Pidamosle al Espiritu nuestra fe, en nuestra vida de oracibn, en LECTOR: Al celebrar como Iglesia nuestro amor a ti y al prdjimo, en nuestro local de Miami el misterio de la Semana Santo para que nos haga conscientes de espiritu de comunidad, en una mas profunda nuestra vocaci6n: Uamada del Senor a toma de conciencia de nuestra vocaci6n como Santa renovemos nuestra dedicacidn por ' ser miembros santos de su Iglesia, miembros activos de tu Reino. Uevar a cabo el programa de renovaci6n oremos: Seflor, afianza... Concedenos disfrutar de la gracia y el gozq del Ano Santo Diocesano,'oremos: Seflor abre... LECTOR: Que la fe que celebramos de la vida Cristiana en este mundo y que alguii dia estemos felices contigo en el cielo. AMEN Celebrante: Oraci6n d$l Ano Santo. esta semana se traduzca en testimonio de Page 14 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 Top GAL cagers

Centra Mater School took the Catholic Athletic League (CAL) boys' basketball championship. Pictured are Girt North All Stars in CAL basketball Boys North All Stars in CAL basketball Coach Butch Staiano, cagers Otto Secada, Jesus include Ivonne Martinez, Colleen include Mike Keavney, Eben Morales and Varona, Jose Quintana, Juan Polo, Alex Garcia, Mario Pellman and Alina Velez, Our Lady of John J. Hearn, St. Rose of Lima; Robert Lopez, Everardo Rodriguez, Reinol Diaz, David Fer- Perpetual Help; Lulu McAlpin, Nelly Cates and Juan Amortegui, Our Lady of nandez. Jose Martinez, and Orestes Hernandez. Robles, and Nanette Suarez, St. John the Perpetual Help; Jeff Patnik and John Apostle; Katrina Kavanaugh and Terry Vallee, Holy Family; Mike Turulla and Mejides, Immaculate Conception; Lisa James Henley, St. Patrick; Jorge Priscal, and Cathy Burkett, St. Patrick; Hortelano, Corpus Christi; and Luis Shelly Pagan and Yvonne Costa, St. Blanco, St. Mary. James; and Colleen Appleton and Rena Rojas, Holy Family. Broward science fair winners The Broward County competition to read their Science Fair concluded this literary and experimental week with students from papers before the Junior Catholic schools taking top Academy of Science. Deborah honors in many divisions. A Bizzarro of Cardinal Gibbons total of 500 exhibits from 60 has been named first alternate schools competed for for the competition at Orlando recognition. April 14. For the second year in Of the following winners, succession, Shirley Renuart, a first-place exhibits in middle Epiphany School captured the CAL girls' basketball sophomore at Cardinal and high school will be championship title. Pictured are Coach Sister Regina Gibbons High School has been competing in the Florida State Joseph, I.H.M., and the team: Lisa Dowd, Carmen named overall finalist for her Sciences and Engineering Fair Sanchez, Lori Bean, Chris Saco, Clara Cano, Sue project, "Hydrologic Study of April 18 at Niceville: Kelly, Lucy Sharkey, Tina Lewis, Alicia Cuervo, Ana Oxygen Depletion by Ef- High School: behavior Maria Mejia, Jeanne Mason, Sherri O'Steen, Annabel fluents of Urban Wastes." science—Julie Korfage, first, Mejia, Glenda Martinez, Ellen Bennett, and Julie Shirley also won the top Lisa Diglman, second, and Zingale. Audubon Award and, through Glenn Aliosi, third, all Cdl. the Broward Youth Fair, a Gibbons; botany—Linda $500 scholarship for out- Dezolt, second, Marisa standing science exhibit and Mardigian, third, all Cdl. Shirley Renuart of Cdl. Service activities $250 top homemaking award. Gibbons; earth and space- Gibbons High School with Shirley Renuart, first, Cdl. Scott Jones, an eighth exhibit that won her the The St. Rose of Lima annual Aquinas and any other high Gibbons. overall finalist title in the schools are urged to attend. A grader at St. Elizabeth CYO Palm Sunday breakfast will School, was selected as the Middle School: Scott Broward County Science be held after all of the morning light meal will be served. No Jones, first place, Fair. charge. outstanding middle school Masses Sunday, March 19. All exhibitor with the project, biochemistry, St. Elizabeth; proceeds from the breakfast will Jennifer Jones, second, earth be donated to ABCD. Maritza Diaz-Silveria, a ''Invertebrate I m - munaglobbins as a New and space, St. Elizabeth; sophomore at Lourdes Academy, Daniel Renuart, health and grade physical—Jacqueline Holy Spirit Church Youth captured first place trophy in the Source of Antibiotics." Third Cannavan, first, Little place overall went to sixth medicine, St. Paul the Group in Lantana will visit Suniland Optimist Club Apostle. Flower; 4-grade life—Kristina patients in Atlantis Convalescent oratorical contest. An active and grader Daniel Renuart of St. Porraro, second, St. Paul the Apostle for, "Effects Elementary School: 2- Home. All youth should meet in involved "A" student, Maritza grade life—Mike McGinn, Elizabeth. the parking lot at 2:15 p.m. belongs to the National Honor of Remedies on Acetysalicytic Special Awards: Society, French Club and French Acid." second place, St. Elizabeth; 3- grade life—Elizabeth Shaw, Audubon award—Shirley National Honor Society, Math Scott and Shirley have Club, and Spirit Club. She served first, James Milford, second, Renuart, first, Cdl. Gibbons; Youth Corner also been selected as the two Kristine Cunninghma, third, Mary McGinn, second, St. with the Mercy Hospital volun- students representing all Elizabeth; and Linda Dezolt, McArthur, Madonna, Nova, teers and danced with the Miami Andrew Dietrak, honorable middle and high schools from mention, all St. Elizabeth; 3- third, Cdl. Gibbons. South Broward, St. Thomas Ballet Company last year. Southeast Region of Florida in

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By TOM FILIPPELLI in Florida share in a growth Presenters included Tom They came; overcoming experience, it is hoped that Downs, author and director of flat tires, hurricane-force they will be able to return with adult religious education in winds, a delay at a military a renewed spirit to minister. the Orlando Diocese; Ralph base and up to 10 hours of Navarro, youth minister from driving. From all parts of Winter Park; Father Ed Presentations were given McCarthy, youth director, Florida, 90 youths and adults on the characteristics of a came to Camp San Pedro for Orlando; Father Mike Christian leader, Jesus as the Tugwell, youth director, the second Florida Youth focus of ministry, using a Conference. Pensacola-Tallahassee; and journal in personal prayer life, Marianne Nelson, staff the spiritual formation of a member of the Diocese of St. Theme of the weekend retreat team, and values and Petersburg youth office. was, "Oh God! Jesus Who?" life planning. In addition, and it focused on spiritual miniversities, or mini- growth. Everything that is- workshops, were held on A performance was given done in youth ministry has aspects of Christian com- Saturday night by "Life Jesus as its focus. By having munity, sexuality, and the Unlimited." They are a group the youth and adult leaders role of adults in youth of about 40 teenage and young from each of the five dioceses ministry. adult singers and musicians from the Orlando area who share their own joy and spiritual witness through song." Mass Saturday night Co-sponsored program and a prayer service Sunday Miami Archdiocesan youth participated in the second were coordinated by the Arch- annual All-Florida youth conference. on youth ministry set diocese of Miami. At last! A program to help establish viable youth Theme of the Mass was, move forward on our journey. Krolczyk, Mike Troppe, Anne groups in every parish. A program involving the "A Journey of 1,000 Miles Marie Flynn, Steve Frazier, varying dimensions of Youth Ministry —teen to teen, Begins with a Single Step." The Sunday prayer Scott Roach, Melanie Askew, teen to adult, adult to teen. Anne Marie Flynn, Arch- service brought into focus the Pam Hooks and Mike Murray. A Program for Adults and Young Adults—the diocesan vice-president from ideas that were shared during the weekend. Each participant opportunity for an indepth study of Youth Ministry, of West Palm Beach, delivered All the participants youth culture and psychology and to develop parish the homily. Anne Marie spoke was given a candle and a small bag of salt as symbols that agreed the conference was programs. of the journey representing successful in achieving its A Program for Teenagers—to help them develop life and when we take the first they are to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth goal of providing a time for their peer ministry potential and exercise it in their own step with Christ, the journey spiritual growth. It was parishes and schools and also to minister at Arch- begins to take shape. She told in spreading Christ's word in their own diocese. through the collaborative diocesan Retreat Programs. the conferees that putting efforts of all five dioceses that There are two separate programs running con- their trust in Christ totally the weekend went so well. A currently at the same location on the same date. Both was like turning the lights off Participants from the special note of recognition programs will run for eight weeks and will utilize the in a room. There is darkness at Archdiocese of Miami were; goes to the Cursillo men and combined talents of the Department of Schools, first, but things gradually Tom Filippelli, Sister jovanna women of the Orlando Diocese Religious Education and Youth Activities. take shape as the eyes grow and Frank DiMarzio from the who prepared all the meals for The program will be given twice. On Mondays, accustomed to it. Anne Marie DYA, Sister Maureen the conference and supervised beginning April 3, at St. Thomas Aquinas High School, said we must be willing to McGurran, Bob Watson, the physical set-up and clean- Ft. Lauderdale, and on Wednesdays, beginning April 5, turn off the light in order to Karen Dorsey, Peggy up. at Immaculata-La Salle High School, Miami. Time 7:30-10 p.m. Cost $5.00 for teenagers, $15 for adults. For information call C.Y.A. Office or C.C.D. Office. Becker f BLACKBURN FUNERAL HOME Funeral Home 718 SOUTH FEDERAL HIGHWAY, FT. LAUDERDALE SERVING CATHOLIC FAMILIES IN FORT LAUDERDALE SINCE 1952 523-0562 Ron E. Becker FUNERAL HOMES JAMES W. BLACKBURN FUNERAL DIRECTOR Funeral Director CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Phone (305) 428-1444 SINCE 1927 ... SIX CHAPELS PRIVATE FAMILY ROOMS 1444 S. Federal Hwy. FUNERAL HOMES SPACIOUS FORMAL CHAPELS FT. LAUDERDALE DEERFIELD BEACH DAN H. FAIRCHILD-L.F.D. 'The Plummer Family' ESTABLISHED 1930 3301 W.BKOWAKDBI.Yt). Jos. L., J. L., jr., Lawrence H. 381-61(10

Page 16,' Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥ 1 1 ENTER TA1NMENT/AR TS 1 *Coftna' has some blank gaps 1 U No decision is easy. It He's interested in big only looks that way when questions, and he has a vivid man back at the hospital is along the plumbing ducts over you're young. As you get Creative imagination. But in executed when he is wet-an ultraviolent-lit room full of older, the decisions become "Coma," as **in his earlier mopped into a giant comatose patients suspended more complex. movies ("Andromeda Strain," generator—a sizzling scene— by ceiling wires and monitored — Villain, in "Coma" "Terminal Man," "West- and we're off into Hitchcock- by computers. This "slumber world"), he stops well short of room" is the film's most land. "Coma" is, arguably, chillingly memorable image. Young or old, thethe fascinating moral and James almost a straight version of cerebral areas those qualities Mel Brooks' "High Anxiety," The story has several decisions aren't very complex Arnold puzzling gaps. For one, we in "Coma," Michael might explore. He ultimately with its wicked medical plot settles for hokey en- against patients discovered by never really learn who is Crichton's new film, which involved in the conspiracy and mixes several pressing tertainment, which may an outsider who must then be please the stockholders and silenced. who is simply among the medical ethical problems most audiences, but leaves "bad operations" in a large many red herrings. And the (organ transplants, hospital Boston hospital. Apparently As melodrama, it has its fake-profound dialog fails to thoughtful viewers waiting moments, despite ludicrously error, the right to life, the for insights that never come. healthy young people, in- clarify the nature of the definition" of death) into a cluding her best friend, have heavy use of scary music. Enemy. Is it society, with its conventional, if occasionally "Coma," from Robin inexplicably suffered, "brain Most of the thrills are in two wishy-washy morality and suspenseful, horrorshow. Cook's bestseller, follows a death" during routine chase sequences: when Bujold lack of will to make ethical Writer-director Crichton feisty young woman doctor surgery. At first the problem is pursued by an assassin choices? Is it medicine, which now seems confirmed in an (Genevieve Bujold) in her is blamed on random bad through an empty medical has become an omnipotent unfortunate career pattern. investigation of a series of luck—in a large number of school (she finally buries him modern priesthood? Is it operations, a small percentage in a cascade of frozen simply human greed? cadavers), and later, when she of failures is bound to occur. Crichton has apparently Public Television starts But ultimately Bujold un- tries to escape from the creepy sanitarium. She has to crawl discovered two laws. One, if covers a complex conspiracy technology can go wrong, it annual auction with art to "murder" patients and then will. Two, if there is a hundred pieces were juried sell their organs to needy possibility of corruption, it The 13th annual WPBT- recipients for astronomical TV top tips Channel 2 AUCTION-"The earlier this month by John will happen. The implications Arthur, Director, Boston fees. The question is whether Sunday, March 19, 5-6 p.m., of both are more disturbing Most Public Game in anyone will believe her story CBS, Ch. 4—"The New York Town" —gets underway University Art Gallery; Fred than his movie. (A-3, PG) Cummings, Director, Detroit before the bad doctors get the Philharmonic Young People's March .'3^, and continues heroine on the operating table. Concert." Soprano Beverly Sills througfarApfcl 9. The first two Institute of the Arts; and 1 Henry Hope, former Director, serves as commentator. days ar&idevoted exclusively Early on, a murky moral Sunday, March 19, 8-10 p.m., to art (paintings, sculpture, Indiana University Art climate is established. There is PBS, Ch. 2—"The Great graphics, etc.) and after that Museum. Cash prizes totaling the detached impersonal American Dream Machine everything is up for bids. $5,100 will be awarded by tedium of the assembly-line Revisited." Lively retrospective More than 900 works of Channel 2. medical routine, the of the first 25 years of public art have so far been received— Art will be on display at "M.A.S.H."-type banter in television. with more to come. Seven Channel 2 studios from 11 the operating room. Bujold Tuesday, March 21, 8-9 p.m., a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, and her live-in boy friend, an PBS, Ch. 2—''Spain." James March 25, and Sunday, March ambitious resident (Michael Michener's love of Spain, which 26, so the public can make Douglas, in his first film role), he has visited for the last 50 their selections for on-air fight bitterly over household years, is the subject of this bidding, which takes place chores and priorities. (She is program. Friday, March 31, andclearly a strong-minded career Tuesday, March 21,9-11 p.m., Saturday, April 1 —the two woman acutely aware of her PBS, Ch. 2—"A World at Bay." A Florida State days devoted exclusively to status in a male-dominated live, international satellite art. environment). broadcast on terrorism as The unlucky friend is in assessed by world leaders, KNIGHTS of Each year AUCTION journalists and academics. raises a large part of Channel the operating room for a 2's operating budget. And therapeutic abortion. (The Wednesday, March 22, ABC, COLUMBUS surgeon announces that fact 4:30-5:30 p.m., Ch. 12, 5-6 p.m., each year the station's North Ch. 10—"The Ragtag Champs." Special Two Island Miami facilities are jammed to his team, then says, "I A disorganized Little League with volunteers—2 ,000 don't run her life"). As Bujold team finds a new coach and strong —who solicit and checks out various hospital learns a lesson in sportsmanship. HAWAII process merchandise for the departments, she runs into a Saturday, March 25, 7-8 p.m., on-air sellathon. The pass from a male technician PBS, Ch. 2—"The Mind volunteers include everyone and breaks in on a couple of Machines." A program in the lab specialists making im- TOUR Danny Kaye tells the story from high-schoolers to senior "Nova" science series about the 8 days 7 nights of "Here Comes Peter citizens cooperating in a promptu love behind the test computer revolution and the Cottontail," animated massive community effort. tube cabinets. consequences of living with Departing special based on the book The boards, decorated in A friendly maintenance machines that can "think." by Priscilla and Otto the AUCTION'S colors: red, MAY 22, 1978 Friedrich, to be blue, and yellow, are divided FROM MIAMI rebroadcast Friday, March between art, gift certificates, VOCATION PRAYER HOSPITALIZATION FT. LAUDERDALE 24 (8-9 p.m.) on WTVJ clothing for the whole family, 8 Channel 4. household furnishings, -ALL AGES - "assorted items valued at NO EXAMINATION 625 $50-$250, underwriting, and ,l£t 1W Optional Dining Plan CBS recalls one for big-ticket items valued is available at $750 and up, and up, and knowckarly tfje work up, such as an antique 1950 $30 $100 Chevrolet valued at $4900. IN CASH-PER DAY Coming Attraction first years Oct. 5, 1978 There is also a "Hap- 16 days England, Scotland "CBS: On the Air," a pening" board where out-of- From $9.50 per mo. and Ireland, Miami departure week-long series of special the-ordinary items —the five- .grant me waygraco This is a must for all. broadcasts recalling the first foot salamis, dates with UNION FIDELITY 50 years of CBS will be celebrities, window-washing Ineed to ansivcr

We hear a lot about the bad things in Day, Better Homes and Gardens, Ladies society, the breakdown of the family, drugs, Home Journal and number 10, Good violence, preoccupation with sex and other Housekeeping, a cornucopia of recipes, such indicators of a troubled people. gardening, home furnishing and such. And while these are problems that do We left out number nine, a mild ex- need to be focused on and dealt with, it is ception to the others: The National good from time to time to be reminded that Enquirer, a relatively harmless entry, this nation does still have a strong central centering around the kooky rather than the core of average normal people interested in kinky, with stories on movie stars, UFO home and family as well as wholesome sightings, the latest cancer cures and ways forms of entertainment and hobbies. to increase your IQ by 50 points. Clearly, most people still are tied to the Probably one of the best ways to judge basics: living in a pleasant environment the character of a nation is to look at its and eating decent food. reading habits. The Gallagher Report last month listed the circulation of America's And if you add in the millions of copies largest selling magazines and—surprise!— of religious publications, political, literary, nowhere in the Top Ten was there a Playboy educational and other specialty magazines or a Hustler. on music, arts and crafts, camping, fashion, Number One, not surprisingly, was TV sports—the list is endless—a healthy pic- Guide. Everybody in all walks of life wants ture emerges. • s . to know what's on the tube tonight. Number Three: National Geographic, So, when the smut and violence Number Two was the perennial an excellent educational and visual appeal peddlers say "We are just giving the people Reader's Digest, with its strong human publication. what they want," they are, in the majority interest appeal. Then came Family Circle, Woman's sense, lying. Did laymen ever hear confessions? By Fr. absolution considered to be A. Genuflection (bending A. These kinds of At the same time, I think what we now know as the one or both knees as an act of situations always call for you owe it to him to let him sacrament of Penance? It's reverence) happens to be the difficult and often painful know clearly (and this need be hard to say, because the act of reverence Catholics -in decisions. While one cannot done only once) how you feel technical theology of this our part of the world are most presume to judge another about what he has done, sacrament developed in detail accustomed to, largely individual before God, you especially since there seems to rather late, mainly after the because it was a common act obviously believe, based on be a respectful attitude 13th century. For a long time, of reverence to civil rulers in your Christian convictions toward you as his great-aunt. theologians disagreed on the the Roman Empire and in the about marriage, that the boy You should not be in the Q. A booklet on con- point. St. Thomas Aquinas, western world in general. But has done something seriously permanent position of fession says—but doesn't for example, seemed to say a profound bow can be just as wrong. wondering whether ihe is explain—that laymen used to that confession of mortal and reverent. Until perhaps 300 Surely, if he claims the misinterpreting y#ur actions hear confessions in the venial sins to laymen had years ago, in fact, bowing was right to do this thing, you as an agreement with what lie Catholic Church. The book some sacramental value. a common way of showing have at least as much right to has done. has an imprimatur, but I bet Others said such a confession reverence to the Eucharist or do yours. In no way should Should he become angry someone that this was never was useless, from the the crucifix. It was considered you be expected to deny your with you for saying what you done. Who is right? sacramental viewpoint. quite proper, in fact, for young beliefs, or act contrary to think chances are good this A. Strange as it seems, girls to curtsy to the Blessed them, or pretend you approve will be because he feels a confession to laymen, or to Sacrament. his actions. At the same time, genuine guilt over his actions, monks or others who were not Question Box Bowing is still used in you wish to preserve a good and resents being reminded of priests, was quite common for preference to genuflecting by relationship in the family, and it by. someone close to him. If many centuries in both the some religious orders, and is to let' him know he still has- this happens, hard as it may At any rate, as theology your love. Western (Latin Rite) and developed, confession became the practice almost ex- be for you, you will have done Eastern churches. During the more and more limited to the clusively in the Eastern My own conviction is a considerable favor for him, early centuries, deacons and priest or the bishop. One churches. that in such circumstances both psychologically and certain laymen were ecumenical council said that Regardless of time or much more is gained by honey spiritually. sometimes acknowledged to confession should be made by country, some appropriate than vinegar. Give the gifts (Questions for this have this function in the each Catholic to "his priest" sign of reverence to Our Lord that you feel appropriate, and column should be sent to Church, even to absolve sin, at least once a year. Much in the Eucharist is required make sure he realizes your Father Dietzen; 1113 W. through persons with serious later, the Council of Trent both as adoration and as a affection for him. Bradley; Peoria, IU. 61606). sins had to confess them to decreed that only confession sign of faith. the bishop for public penance. to a bishop or priest fulfills the Zaire youth seek priesthood In the Middle Ages, it requirements for the Q. My niece's boy is ROME-(NC)- The there are 569 philosophy seems to have been rather sacrament of Penance. married outside the Church to students and 134 theology common that people turned to number of major seminarians a divorced girl. They tried to in the Republic of Zaire in students. monks, most of whom were Q. A couple of times arrange to be married by a not ordained at that time, for central Africa has increased There are 295 first-year recently, I have seen people priest, but it took too long, so by 308 in the last two years to philosophy students this year. counsel, confession, and (in one case a priest) bow they were married at her absolution. Even later, in the a current total of 703, the Last year, there were 216 and toward the altar of the Blessed Protestant church. international Fides service the year before 166. 12th and 13th centuries, some Sacrament instead of of the great theologians still As a Catholic, am I reported. > genuflecting. Can you tell me permitted to give this boy and In the:4fi75-76 scholastic In addition to the in- taught that one could confess why they do this? Shouldn't to laymen for forgiveness— his wife presents or money for year, there were 279 crease in students in diocesan we genuflect if we really Christmas and their birth- philosophy students and 116 seminaries, religious ^not only of small but even of believe in the presence of more grave sins. days? I think a lot of him, theology students for a total congregations in Zaire have Jesus in the Blessed and want to be sure I am of 395 in Zaire's 11 seminaries. also had larger numbers of Was this confession and Sacrament? doing the right thing. In the 1977-78 scholastic year, applicants. •*, Page 18) Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978 By Msgr. James J. Walsh How should we deal with death?

Holy Week has a unique way of drawing us Communion is to gain more of the light of faith efforts made to save their life, the last thing they into a reflective mood about the more serious and the strength of fortitude. feel like doing is digging up the evil of the past things of life. If it doesn't, we are not really tuned and carefully setting it straight. I often heard, as in to the rhythm of the awesome events of this A certain fear of death is healthy and even a hospital chaplain, these last words spoken by a week. necessary. "We should deal with death," dying person, "Please, Father, don't bother me Good Friday, if we sjow the pace and hold Augustine said, "as we deal with God. That is, as now. Come later." And there was to be no later. still for a few moments, inevitably must make us we love God, yet still fear him, so we should fear Isn't the only death bed conversion in the think of death. Not only the death of Jesus, but death, yet still love it...We can look on it with Scripture that of the Good Thief? our own. By nature we dislike this. We can rather peace, because of what it promises." Good Friday's radiant ray of light in the easily imagine other people dying, but it is dif- Many people nowadays who have been midst of all the darkness was the true un- ficult, even in imagination, seeing ourselves not a blessed with a deeper reality of the presence of derstanding of death it gave us. More than that, it part of this earth. And yet, sooner or later, and Jesus in the soul find themselves at time actually offered us the ability, by God's grace, to accept soon at the latest, it will be noised abroad that we looking forward joyfully, not morbidly, to union death with peace and joy. have died. with the Lord and the whole world of God, so far- The appearance of a corpse, especially in this beyond our imagining. day of magic cosmetics, is very misleading. There Part of our reluctance to reflect on death is Some push away the thought of death is death, of course, in the sense that the soul has traced to a normal reaction. We usually connect because they are uneasy with God now. There's been separated from the body. The spark that death with pain and suffering and being a burden been a break in their friendship. They realize it. animated us, the principle of life has disappeared. on others. We fear, and rightly so these days, the There's no denial of it. They are going to make it However, there is no annihilation of the enormous expense of being sick for an extended all up. But not just yet. They will break with person. The soul is just now really beginning to period in a hospital. whatever the evil is, but not now. Before death, live its potential, while the body decays. In the There's also the abiding, reasonable fear of well before it, grace will be theirs again. soul, there is no loss of consciousness. (Notice in the^unkdown. What does await us? Books such as This is a vain hope for two reasons. First, we all these current books on "after-life" there is a "Lifft^fter Life" and much of the writing of Dr. live in a time of sudden death, when one goes from stress on consciousness and light.) Once freed of Elizabeth Kubler-Ross has helped considerably, perfect health to death in a moment in an ac- the body, the soul is more keenly aware of the not to remove the mystery of death, but to ease cident. When Jesus called the rich farmer, who reality of God. The body has been like a prison for some of the fear of it. built those huge, beautiful barns, a fool, he was many years. Now free, the intellect is sharpened, And yet, the Christian who has been raised not condemning him because of his wealth or the the will to go for all eternity...towards God or on biblical concepts of mercy in this life and use of his wits. He was a fool beyond the telling away from him. Towards the source of happiness justice in the next, has other questions shrouded because he acted as if he was going to live forever or away from it. in the unknown. How do I really stand with God? and wallow in his greedy satisfactions. "You fool, God's judgment is not spoken to a lifeless Have I deceived myself? Did I turn my back on this day your soul is demanded of you." body which has lost' hearing, and is incapable of the light of self-knowledge, a grace of God? Have Secondly, if one is depending upon a being united with him perfectly. But the soul I substituted for it the shadow of my own self- peaceful, quiet death-bed conversion one is asking finds a new capacity for truth and love and assurance? for odds in the supreme gamble which Nick the fulfillment, undreamed of in this life. One of the urgent reasons at any time, Greek would never give. Most people nowadays No wonder all of our life we pray for a happy whether ill or in good health, to make effective use are so fogged up with sedation, so irritated with death. We say in the Hail Mary, "Pray for us of the sacrament of reconciliation and of Holy the fuss around them, so bone weary from the sinners now and at the hour of our death. Amen."

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE f Friday, March .17,1378 / Page 21 NACION- • Apoyan tratados Canal Vaticano explica silencio impuesto a PHOENIX, Ariz.—(NO— Los dos obispos de Arizona, Mons. James S. Rausch de sacerdote sobre homosexualidad Phoenix y Mons. Francis J. Green the Tucson.han pedido a WASHINGTON (NC)— La visi6n del potest" para permitir la discusi6n del tema declarar tambi^n que las "apariciones los senadores de su estado que sacerdote John J. McNeill S. J. en su libro entre 'intelectuales' y 'expertos' en el campo publicas del sacerdote en varias ciudades de aprueben los tratados del "La Iglesia y el homosexual", y sus de la teologia moral" y no para una mas los Estados Unidos, continiian sjendo fuente canal de Panama pues declaraciones publicas sobre la cuestion han amplia diseminaci6n, segun explica la citada de escandalo, tanto por las falsas esperanzas reconocen el derecho de esa causado "falsas esperanzas" entre los carta. que se les da a los cat61icos homosexuales nacion a su soberania, y dan a catolicos homosexuales y han confundido a la Por su parte, el Padre McNeill afirm6 en como por la confusidn que causan en la Estados Unidos la opor- -comunidad en general, dijo la Congregaci6n su libro que "era importante para mf que el comunidad general." tunidad de dar un ejemplo en Vaticana sobre la Doctrina, en una carta en la libro fuese introducido y aceptado en la su politica internacional de que impone silencio al sacerdote. corriente de la reflexi6n y debate cat61ico." Segun fuentes inform ativas, el Padre justicia y buen raciocinio, El texto de la carta, enviada el pasado "Al parecer la intenckm del Padre McNeill, que ha cancelado su concertada segun afirman. mes de junio al Preposito General de la Taylor, al conceder el 'imprimi potest', no conferencia para el congreso nacional de Compania de Jesus, Padre Pedro Arrupe, fue coincide con el proposito y actuacion del Dignity, organizacibn para homosexuales enviada por la congregaci6n vaticana al cable Padre McNeill," dijo la oficina vaticana, al cat61icos, ha aceptado la orden del Vaticano. • Crece poblaci6n etniea de noticias catdlicas, NC, el pasado 6 de LOS ANGELES, Calif.— marzo, para publicacion en Origins. (NC)—Los nifios procedentes La carta ordena al Padre McNeill que P. Greely a educadores de la fe de minorias etnicas llegan al cese sus declaraciones publicas orales o por 54,29 por ciento de los alumnos escrito, sobre el tema de la homosexualidad y de las escuelas catolicas, dice pide que se retire el "imprimi potest" o la oficina de educaci6n de la permiso eclesial de sucesivas ediciones del 'Fomenten capacidad de maravilla' arquidiocesis, pues de los libro "La Iglesia y el homosexual" publicado 76,777 nifios, 41,638 son en 1976. WASHINGTON (NC)—En este mundo de periencias son asequibles a todos, son signos hispanos, negros u orientales. burocracia e industria, los profesores de de gracia, que no necesitan una plataforma Los hispanos sum an a 30,378. Dicho libro afirma que "no existe probada religi6n deben ayudar a los estudiantes para espectacular para ser experimentadas. Ampliando el informe, otras obligacion moral de abstenerse de 'relaciones que preserven su capacidad de maravilla, fuentes aseveran que para eticamente responsables entre afirmo un sacerdote-soci61ogo ante un 1980 la poblacion hispana de homosexuales' y que por lo tanto las normas congreso de educadores de la fe en PRESENTARAN Los Angeles alcanzara a un civiles y eclesiales deben aceptaf tales Washington. LA PASION 28.8 por ciento del total. relaciones como legitimas," afirma la citada El Padre Andrew Greely senal6 lo que el carta. considera necesario para poder ensenar • Logros contra por- Al tomar tal posicidn, dice el Vaticano, el religidn efeetivamente." nografia infantil libro "clara y abiertamente advoca una "El educador de la fe no es alguien que PROVIDENCE, Rhode posicion moral sobre la homosexualidad que descubre una nueva verdad, sino una antigua, Island—(NC—Despues de que es contraria —tanto en teoria como en la y en el proceso se descubre el mismo". El el semanario diocesano The practica— a la tradicional y presente en- maestro "debe protejer la experiencia de Providence Visitor publico senanza de la Iglesia." gracia de una precipitada y demasiado in- una serie de articulos sobre el Aldiscutir el "imprimi potest" concedido telectual racionalizaci6n". negocio de la pornografia en al libro, por el sacerdote jesuita Padre Para el Padre Greely, "la religion es este estado, con detalles Eamon Taylor, superior provincial del Padre concretos, agentes federates y basicamente algo basado en la experiencia y McNeill, la Congregacibn Vaticana afirma no en la razon. la policia registraron una que dicho permiso de publicacion "nor- bodega en un barrio "Ls dimensi6n cognitiva queda algo majmente indicaria que el contenido del libro alejada de la experiencia, "dijo, anadiendo residencial, confiscaron unos estuviese de acuerdo con la ensefianza de la $2 millones en revistas y que "la religion se origino del misterio... la Iglesia, y exento de peligro en cuanto a su quinta esencia del origen de la religibn es el peliculas y arrestaron al puesta en practica. distribuidor Kenneth Guarino asombro, la capacidad de maravilla." Solo por contravenir leyes de 1977 ' "Esto no es claramente el caso del libro despu6s de la inicial experiencia religiosa es contra la pornografia infantil del Padre McNeill," anade la congregacion. que la gente "comienza a reflexionar y El Padre Taylor concedio el "imprimi teologizar." "Nos gusta maravillarnos," dijo el Como en anos anteriores tendra lugar sacerdote, "porque maravillarse significa la presentacion de la Pasi6n de Cristo, en que pasan y pasaran cosas maravillosas." el Dade County Auditorium, el domingo 19 Los profesores de religi6n deben "ayudar de marzo a las 3:00 p.m., por la Parroquia a la gente a reconocer la experiencia religiosa de San Juan Bosco. Informacion y en- tradas en San Juan Bosco, 649-5464. / en el vivir de cada dia, ya que estas ex- Piden ordenacion de mujeres % Durante 10 afios, este periodico Catolico ha sacado una edicion diaconos especial bilingiie, para ayudar a los novios y novias en la preparacion WASHINGTON—(NC)—Mas de 50 Marino de Washington. de su boda. Directores Diocesanos de program as de 9 Otras resoluciones aprobadas por la Este ano, y por primera vez, sale Asociacion incluyen: una edicion especial, que es toda Diaconado Permanente han pedido a los en espaiiol, con el titulo obispos de la nacion que pidan al Vaticano la • Que los diaconos permanentes puedan PARA NOVIAS V NOVIOS. Esta posibilidad de ordenar mujeres como administrar el Sacramento de los enfermos. edicion servira de ayuda a diaconos permanentes. • Que el Comite Episcopal para el numerosas parejas catolicas que Diaconado cree normas para la incardinacidn se preparan a celebrar su La resolucion pas6 una'nimemente (permiso diocesano para el ministerio) y matrimonio en la Iglesia. Sera distribuida en las parroquias, durante la reunidn anual de la AsociacWn excardinacidn de los diaconos. utilizada por los sacerdotes y leida Nacional de Directores de Programas de La Asociaci6n se reuni6 por segunda vez por los alumnos a punto de Diaconado Permanente, asociaci6n de desde su creacidn en 1976. Los Directores graduarse en las escuelas caracter no oficial a la que pertenecen unos 50 diocesanos de Programas de Diaconado catolicas. de los 112 Directores Diocesanos. llevan reuni&idose anualmente 8 afios, bajo En la Arquidi6cesis de Miami tienen La resoluci6n se dirigid al Comit6 sobre el lugar todos los anos mas de 8,000 los auspicios del Comit6 Episcopal para el bodas de catolicos y un gran Diaconado Permanente, de la Conferencia Diaconado Permanente. Unos 50 pertenecen a porcentaje de ellas son entre Episcopal, que preside el obispo Eugene la Asociacibn que hizo las peticiones. jovenes de cultura y habla hispana. «Por que no anunciarse en nuestras paginas y llegar con su producto a cientos de (uturas parejas hispanas que necesitaran sus Mats refugiados durante 1977 servicios? Segun un informe publicado en Nueva procedid de Indochina donde mas de 1,500 York por el Comite Internacional de Rescate, personas por mes huyen de Vietnam en Edicion Nupcial de: 1977 fue el ano mas activo desde la creaci6n pequenas embarcaciones. Entre 2,000 y 3,000 de la organizaci6n, a raiz de la persecution-de laocianos cruzan mensulamente el rio Hitler en Alemania en 1933. •-%» Mekong para entrar en Tailandia, donde hay campamentos con mas de 100,000 refugiados. El informe dice que en 1977 pudo ayudar a El Comite Internacional de Rescate es refugiados en 30 paises de Asia, Africa, una agencia no sectaria que por 45 afios ha Liamar: 754-2651 America Latina, Europa Oriental y la Uni6n estado ayudando a refugiados que escapan de Sovietica. regimenes totalitarios. Muchas iglesias El mayor continente de refugiados contribuyen con sus carnffaftas financieras. Page 22 Miami, Florida THE VOICE Friday, March 17,1978 MUNDO •Denui$cian fraude en elecciones C I U D. A D D E GUATEMALA—(NC) —El tribunal electoral tuvo que interrumpir el recuento de votos de las elecciones del 5 de marzo cuando demticratas cristianos y otros lideres denunciaron con pruebas fraudes a nivel municipal y nacional. Para entonces llevaba una ligera delantera el candidato derechista «oronel Enrique Peralta Azurdia, y le seguia el populista general Romero Lucas Garcia. El democrata cristiano general Ricardo Peralta Mendez iba de tercero, pero se quej6 que muchos de sus fiscales habian sido sacados de las mesas de Miembros del nuevo Consejo de laicos y sacerdotes asesores durante primera votacion "a punt a de pistola," reunion. Presidiendo a la izquierda la Dra. Scopetta, el Arz. McCarthy y y de que los que tabulaban el Anthony Tucci, moderador de la reunion. voto estaban alterando los resultados. Ya se presentaron los primeros actos de violencia, que evocan la que No queremos suplantar sino apoyar siguio en 1974 a similares acusaciones. •Papa vende arte pro- bee as de j6venes labor apostolica realizada" ROMA—(NO—El Papa (Viene de la Pag. 24) enfasis en lo academico y duplicaci6n. El Consejo se reunira cuatro veces al ano Paulo VI regal6 unas 2,000 coment6 la Dra. Scopetta. obras de arte y artesania a Tambten pidio que candidatos en el programa y realizara su labor a traves de varios Despue's de la discusitin por grupos, los cuenten con experiencia pr&ctica en tareas comites. El sabado se formaron equipos para beneficio de los estudiantes miembros del Consejo presentaron del tercer mundo en Roma, pastorales y esten seguros de su motivaci6n. trabajar en areas de: movimientos iniciativas sobre el program a, entre ellas: "Que no se consideren un grupo elite y no apostolicos; asesoria a la Oficina de un^s-9 mS en un total en toda Incorporaci6n de nociones de doctrina social Itali|*"de 26,000. Radio olviden su vocacitin seglar," dijeron. Ministerios laicales y planificaci6n de y filosofia, y uso de profesorado seglar en las De interns comun fue la busqueda de reuniones generales. Vaticana comenta que con clases. Reconocimiento oficial de las per- frecuencia estos estudiantes comunicaci6n efectiva con las parroquias. Los participantes tambten escucharon al -sonas ya ejerciendo labores pastorales y "Habria sido una equivocacWn convocar esta Padre Donald F. Connolly, quien habl6 del pasan trabajos porque no creaci6n de equipos m6biles que puedan dar tienen beca y viven muy solos. reuni6n, olvidando a los sacerdotes o progreso del Ano Santo en la Didcesis y talleres intensivos en las parroquias. representantes de movimientos," dijo uno de agradeci6 la cooperaci6n del laicado •Protestan proyecto de El grupo senalo peligros de demasiado los participantes. diocesano. ley pro-aborto FLORENCIA, Italia— (NC)—El Movimiento pro Vida protest6 contra la Acercamientp ecum^nico pero no a componenda hecha al formar nuevo gobierno a costas de una ley que restringiria intercomunion fuertemente al aborto; la que "... Por todo el mundo, hombres y Londres. se piensa aprobar permite el mujeres de ambas confesiones (catolica y Fue calurosamente recibido por los a la plena comunion que debe ser nuestra aborto provocado durante los anglicana), clero y seglares, rechazan la prelados anglicanos y se dirigi6 a ellos meta definitiva." tres primeros meses del desuni6n," dijo el arzobispo de Canterbury, subrayando cuatro cuestiones que afectan al embarazo. Los dem6cratas Dr. Donal Coggan y prim ado de la Iglesia hombre actual, ya sea que pertenezca a la Tambien recalcd que se debia huir de la cristianos querian Anglicana, al cerrar recientemente las Iglesia catolica romana o a la anglicana: Los tentacidn de la insularidad y mirar a la restringirlos, pero los celebraciones de la Semana de la Uni6n de las temas fueron: dignidad humana, relaciones Iglesia de todo el mundo, coincidiendo en esto comunistas y socialistas se Iglesias, celebrada en Londres. con los recientes comentarios del Delegado opusieron. raciales, pornografia y desarme. En su predicaci6n, el arzobispo anglicaho Sobre el tema de la intercomunibn dijo Apost61ico de su Santidad en los Estados •La SIP honra, ora por continu6: "Catolicos han recibido la que es necesario que se tenga "una fe comun" Unidos Arz. Jean Jadot, quien dirigi&idose a periodistas asesinados comuni6n de manos de sacerdotes anglicanos antes de que se quiten las barreras que im- un grupo interesado en la formacidn con- CANCUN, M6xicoi-(N- y viceversa. No s61o los he visto, sino que'he piden la intercomunibn. tinuada del clero afirmd "que a veces los catolicos mantienen cierta mentalidad de O—El P. Albert J. Nevins del participado yo mismo: en Oceania y en otras "Estamos en una comuni6n parcial semanario catdlico Our partes del mundo. Esto me ha embcionado barrio" permaneciendo encerrados en los Sunday Visitor celebr6 una profundamente. seflal6 el cardenal Hume—. No hemos llegado problemas propios. misa en sufragio de dos Elprelado anglicano hizo confesidn de las miembros de la Sociedad faltas cometidas por su Iglesia hacia el Interamericana de Prensa catolicismo, pidiendo perddn por la postura Permite 'intercomunion' limitada muertos recientemente, el de "suspicacia, de frialdad, incluso de periodista argentino Alberto desprecio, que nos ha caracterizado durante Gainza Paz, quien fallecid en quince o veinte afios y que quizes existe Arquidiocesis de Kentucky diciembre, y el dirigente todavia hoy." nicaraguense Pedro Joaquin La palabra del primado anglicano no Chamorro, asesinado en representan novedad en sus trayectoria LOUISVILLE, Kyi — (NC)— La v enero. unionista. En su visita al Vaticano en 1977, dio Las nuevas normas de la didcesis de posibilidad de intercomuni6n limitada, que Louisville exigen que para que otros a conocer su deseo, de que "la intercomuni6n permitira a otros cristianos bautizados sea cada vet mas frecuente, con o sin el cristianos bautizados reciban la Eucaristia en recibir la Comuni6n en iglesias catdlicas, la Iglesia Catdlica deben: consentimiento de las autoridades bajo circunstancias especiales, quedd superiores." • "Tener fe en el Sacramento segiin lo MMPRENTA senalada en las nuevas normas ecum&iicas entiende la Iglesia Cat61ica. La Curia Romana reacciond entonces de la Arquidi6cesis de Louisville. "MARESMA" publicando en el periddico vaticano • "Experimentar una seria necesidad PRESTlGlQ • EXPERlENCIA • SERIEDAO L'Osservatore Romano, una respuesta en espiritual por recibir la Eucaristia. Al anunciar el cambio, el Arzobispo • No tener acceso por un prolongado 70 N W. 22 Ave. - Miami, Fla. que advertia que puesto que no se habia Thomas J. McDonough dijo que la revisi6n restablecido el acuerdo sobre el contenido de periodo de tiempo, a un ministro de su propia esta basada en una instrucci6n emitida por el comunidad de fe. Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para la ensenanza de los apostoles sobre la fe que Vaticano en 1972 por el Secretariado Vaticano debemos anunciar, sobre las estructuras para la Promoci6n de la Unidad Cristiana. • Pedir el Sacramento de su propia Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, necesarias al servicio de la comuni6n.no iniciativa. I Estar en disposici6n de recibirlo y Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y podia realizarse aun la participaci6n con- El Padre Stanley Schmidt, Director de la junta en la Eucaristia. Oficina de Asuntos Ecum6nicos de la citada comportarse como cristianos. Misas. Impresiones al Relieve. Por su parte el Cardenal Hume, arzobispo di6cesis, dijo que la nueva norm a puede Otra de las revisiones de las nuevas cat6Hco de Londres reaccion6 a las palabras facilitar a familias con miembros de distintas TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS normas indica que ministros no catdlicos del Dr. Coggan durante la semana de la denominaciones cristianas, el que se unan pueden predicar en templos cat61icos, COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES unidad, diciendo que "le habia hecho feliz su mas en su vida liturgica. mientras la predicacidn tenga lugar antes o toma de postura aunque 61 no pueda com- despues de la Misa, y con permiso de la AHDRRE TIEMPO Y DINERD partirla. - El Padre Schmidt indic6 que en cada caso Oficina Diocesana. Tal permiso no es CONFIANDONDS SUS IMPRESDS A su vez el Cardenal acept6 la invitaci6n los individuos deben tener una entrevista necesario en el caso de celebraciones para pronunciar una alocuci<5n, tambien previa con el sacerdote y ejercitar la litiirgicas que no incluyen la celebraci6n de la TELEFONO 642-7266 historica, ante el Sinodo Anglicano reunido en prudencia. Eucaristia. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,19781 Page 23 Comienza Semana Sant Con la Misa del Domingo de Ramos - de Pasion, celebrada en la catedral de Sta. Maria por el Arzobispo Edward A. McCarthy, dara comienzo la Semana Santa de 1978. Predicara la homilia el rector de la catedral Mons. John J. Donnelly. La Misa de los Santos Oleos que incluye la renovaci6n del compromiso sacerdotal, tendra lugar el lunes 20, a las 6 p.m. tambien en la Catedral. Sera principal celebrante y predicara la homilia el Arz. McCarthy y le asistiran varios sacerdotes que celebran el aniversario de su ordenacion. El Arzobispo tambi6n sera principal celebrante de la Misa de Jueves Santo en la Catedral, a las 8 p.m. y de los servicios de Viernes Santo a la 1 p.m. en la Catedral.

VIERNES MARZO 17 DE 1978

PKRIOMCOVoz CATOI.ICO ARCHIDIOCKSIS I>K MIAMI

Ministerios laicales a prim era reunion de Consejo de Laicos

Psiquiatra cubano a No queremos suplantar sino apoyar ordenarse sacerdote Tendra lugar a las 11 de la labor apostolica realizada" mafiana del sabado 18 en la Catedral de Sta. Maria la Por ARACELICANTERO por la oficina". laicado-clero y animar a todos al ejercicio de ordenacibn sacerdotal del El Arzobispo senal6 que algunas formas sus ministerios propios," dijo. cubano, Doctor Sergio Garcia La nueva Oficina de Ministerios Laicales de ministerio requieren preparacion Su oficina ha iniciado varios programas Miro, medico psiquiatra de 41 no quiere sustituir sino apoyar a la labor especializada y cierta planificacion, "para pilotos de formacion de ministros laicos con anos, en los Estados Unidos apostolica y pastoral que ya existe en la que todas las areas necesitadas queden unos 70 candidatos. Estos entraron en el desde 1961. Arquidiocesis, afirmo el Arzobispo Edward cubiertas." Tambie'n indico que en la Iglesia programa individualmente o presentados por Recibira la Orden McCarthy ante el Consejo del Laicado que se primitiva los ministerios eran ejercidos por parroquias o movimientos. Al terminar los Sagrada de Presbitero de reunio por primera vez el sabado, en el Centro toda la comunidad y que con los anps fueron dos anos de formacion regresaran a sus de Enriquecimiento Familiar. quedando acumulados en los sacerdotes. parroquias o movimientos o seran eolocados Convocado por el Arzobispo para asistirle Segiin explico la Dra. Mercedes Scopetta, por la Oficina segun necesidades diocesanas. en cuestiones del apostolado seglar Directora de la Oficina, existe aiin poca arquidiocesano, el nuevo consejo esta for- reflexion teolbgica sobre el ministerio laical. "Estamos abiertos a sugerencias y mado por 26 laicos representando a "Vemos esta labor como consecuencia planeamos otros modelos que utilicen las organizaciones. diocesanas interesadas en del sacramento del Bautismo," dijo. posibilidades de formaci6n ya existentes," participar,' y 12 sacerdotes en calidad de "Quisieramos evitar dicotomias entre (Pasa a la Pag. 23) consultores. El grupo se reunio para reflexionar sobre su papel de concientizacion sobre la vocacion de los laicos y de cuerpo Corresponsabilidad implica mas asesor a la Oficina de Ministerios Laicales. "Nuestra meta es fomentar el ministerio laical dentro y fuera de la Iglesia," dijo el que toma de decisiones Arzobispo en sus palabras introductorias. Hizo referenda a la reciente "Declaration of HOLYOKE, Mass. (NO— La orientados a las personas, buscar programas Sergio Garcia Miro Christian Concerns", documento firmado por corresponsabilidad implica mucho mas que que enriquezcan a los individuos y no s61o a manos del Arzobispo de 47 seglares de la Di6cesis de Chicago, en la la toma de decisiones, afirmo el Padre Robert las instituciones." Miami, Monsenor Edward A. que los firmantes afirman que el papel del Kennedy ante un grupo de catolicos de Nueva En otra de las charlas durante la misma McCarthy. laicado en la Iglesia se esta devaluando. Inglaterra. Jornada, el obispo Albert Ottenweller de "Creo que como medico Dicho documento arguye que tal davaluaci6n Durante la Convocaci6n en Holyoke, Steubenville, Ohio, advoco el cambio en la puedo ayudar a la gente, pero se esta llevando a cabo con la nueva ten- Mass., el experto en derecho can6nico afirmo estructura parroquial. como sacerdote podr6 ayudar dencia de movimientos clericalizantes que que "cada uno de nosotros tiene un papel, ya Muchos parrocos se sienten frustrados de modo especial," dijo en fomentan ministerios eclesiales entre los sea aportando ideas, datos, tomando porque sus esfuerzos parroquiales no parecen visperas de su ordenaci6n. laicos. decisiones o evaluando las decisiones efectivos, dijo el obispo. Pero la raz6n de falta En general la declaraci6n indica que no hechas." de participaci6n de los fieles es la misma Via crucis Pablo VI se valora el papel del laicado y su mision en el Unos 20 obispos de la regi6n y cerca de 200 estructura parroquial y no la labor del en TV mundo a travel del ejercicio de su trabajo y personas de 11 diocesis, participaron en la parroco, anadio. profesion. Jornada de reflexion sobre "Co- Apoyando los cambios a travel de El proximo Viernes Santo, "Creo que el laicado tiene un papel rresponsabilidad en la Iglesia." preparacion de ministros laicos y formaci6n 24 de marzo, el Canal 23 de dentro y fuera de la Iglesia," comento el El concepto de la co-rresponsabilidad de pequefias comunidades de base en las Miami transmits en vivo y Arzobispo McCarthy. esta arraigado en la vida de la Iglesia, segun parroquias grandes el obispo dijo: El pdrroco por sat&ite desde Roma el Pero la reuni6n del sdbado no Uego a dijo el sacerdote. "Cada persona participa en. no puede permanecer al margen, dando 6r- tradicional Via Crucis del tratar el tema de los laicos en la sociedad, ya el sacerdocio de la Iglesia y debe ejercitar su • denes, debe formar parte de la comunidad, y Santo Padre. Como de que la reflexion quedd centrada en la Oficina ministerio sacerdotal al servicio de los mostrar que 61 tambten comete errores costumbre, el Via Crucis de Ministerios Laicales y su programa de demas," anadio. como cualquiera. tendra lugar en el Coliseo en el formacion. La meta del proceso de toma de "Debemos mantener y profundizar corazon de la Roma Imperial. Durante la discusion, los participates decisiones en la iglesia es que ^sta refleje su nuestros valores —como comunidad— porque La cadena hispana cuestionaron la necesidad de crear pro- variedad de talentos, segiin el padre Ken- vivimos en una, sociedad moderna cuyos Spanish International Net- gramas de formacion especializada y senalo nedy. valores son superficiales," tffiadio. work (SIN) hara la trans- el peligro de crear un grupo elite y separado "Podemos aprender mucho de la El obispo de Steiibenville tambie'n misidn simultanea a todos los del pueblo. Subrayaron que ya muchas comunidad comercial, del campo politico y de recomendo a los parrocos que traten de Estados Unidos. iiersonas estan comprometidas en servicios las ciencias del comportamiento, en nuestro desenterrar los talentos del laicado. El Via Crucis comenzara pastorales en movimientos y parroquias, modo de poner en practica el tipo de toma de "El sacerdote no posee todos los talentos a las 3:00 P.M. hasta las 4:30 "muchos de los.cuales no podran interrumpir decisiones que exige la corresponsabilidad. y debe descubrirlos en el pueblo y edificar P.M. el Viernes Santo por su labor para recibir la formaci6n requerida En la Iglesia debemos y hemos de estar sobre ellos." WLTV Canal -23. Page 24 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, March 17,1978