PRICE 25c JULY 21, 1978 Jf ^^^P^M. ^^^^J^^m VOL. XX No. 20 Evangelize homes, neighborhoods, Charismatics told By SHARON HOLLIS Matrimony. She called the SUTTER people to evangelize their own homes, families and neigh- ST. LEO —The quiet borhoods and the world would summer silence of St. Leo soon change. College campus was tran- Bishop Joseph sformed last weekend when McKinney, auxiliary 4,000 Catholic Charismatics bishop of Grand Rapids, came together for the Third told the congregation at the annual All-Florida Catholic Saturday morning Mass Charismatic Conference. that the evangelization of "Proclaim the Good the Good News can only News to All Creation" was the happen through the power theme of the three-day and presence of the Holy workshop on evangelization. Spirit. CHARISMATICS were The bishop, who is also told to start evangelizing the chairman of the National world by first evangelizing Service Committee of the themselves. Catholic Charismatic Re- "Give your mind to Jesus newal, spoke to the group and the whole world can of the richness of the- change because the Spirit of "Paraclete." the Lord lives in you," It is a Greek word for the proclaimed Mother M. Holy Spirit, he said, with such Angelica, Poor Clare Abbess a rich meaning that it could of Our Lady of Angeles not be translated into English. Monastery in Birmingham, He said the Paraclete is "the Ala. one who comes to assist, to Mother Angelica stressed enable, to intercede for us, to that each Christian is called to give us power and to urge us SIGN OF FIDELITY: Paul Josefek makes the sign for holiness in his present state of to go out and witness the "promise" as he weds Dorothy Matthews (both deaf) at OFFICIAL life. She spoke of the need for Good News." Sacred Heart Church in Fall River, Mass., at the area's first married couples to bless each BISHOP Charles B. sign language wedding. Meanwhile, America's first deaf- Archdiocese of Miami other and to learn to live fully McLaughlin, Diocese of St. born priest tells The Voice the Church is "uncomfortable the Sacrament of Holy Continued on Page 3) with us." See page 5. At the urging of Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy, Memorial Masses will be celebrated in 5-Story unit for elderly slated churches of the Arch- diocese on Wednesday, A $5 - million five-story THE ARCHDIOCESE need." July 26, for the late housing complex for senior will have a kitchen, living already has over 1,000 The new Carroll Manor, room, bedroom and bath. Archbishop Coleman F. citizens of moderate income qualified persons on a waiting Carroll, first Archbishop of will be built by the Arch- to be named in memory of the list for the complexes, late Archbishop Coleman F. Qualification require- Miami. diocese of Miami in the Sharkey said, and the 230 new southeast Miami area near Carroll, first Bishop of Miami, ments set by the government On Thursday, Aug. 3, apartments will help alleviate will be located on S. Miami are: Applicant _must be 62 Mercy Hospital. the shortage. Archbishop McCarthy will Avenue on five acres adjacent years old, be ambulatory, be the principal celebrant of "Last year," he said, "we to Mercy Hospital grounds, have income no more than The project, which is had 12 openings at Marian a Memorial Mass for the acquired in a land swap $8,000 for a single person and prelate at 7:30 p.m. in St. expected to be complete in Towers in Sunny Isles and 400 between the Archdiocese and $9,100 for a couple. about 15 months, is the Arch- people to fill them. Mary Cathedral. Mercy. Archbishop Carroll Ten percent of the units diocese's fifth such low-cost "I feel that it is in- directed the building of four housing project for senior cumbent for anyone with will be made available to All priests of the other such complexes in ambulatory handicapped, Archdiocese have been citizens, according to Bernard the means," Sharkey said, Sunny Isles, Pompano Beach, Sharkey, executive director of "to furnish safe, decent, Sharkey said. The complex invited to concelebrate. Fort Lauderdale and Coral will provide 24-hour security, The occasion marks the Archdiocese Office of adequate, affordable hous- Springs. Community Services. ing to those who have that a recreation director, a social the first anniversary of the Each of the new 230 units worker, and the facility will death of Archbishop have a game room, auditorium Carroll. AAsgr. Philbin, founding and kitchen. FUNDS FOR con- pastor, dies at age 70 struction of the project are provided through a govern- Concelebrated Mass of An official statement ment insured loan. The Arch- the Resurrection was offered from Father Gerard T. diocese is sponsoring it and for Msgr. Romuald E. Philbin, LaCerra, Chancellor, lauded donating land, equipment and 70, at the church he was Msgr. Philbin's unique executive services amounting founding pastor of 31 years contribution to Religious to about $1.5 million. ago, St. Michael the Arch- Education. The statement angel. said: The site, according to Bus Guide 16 Principal celebrant at the "Msgr. Philbin es- Sharkey, "is a prime location Classified 17 Liturgy was Father Noel tablished the first Religious Editorial 6 in a residential area, near Family Life 14 Bennett, assistant chancellor. Education Office in the community facilities, buses, Movies a-TV. .. 15 Msgr. James J. Walsh gave Archdiocese and laid the churches, shopping, and, of Youth. . 13 Msgr. Philbin the homily. Continued on Page 16) course, a hospital." KYF 10 f -News at-a~glance \ Pope rips Soviet trials

CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy- "We feel obliged to do this," 'si/ (NC) — Pope Paul VI said July 16 he continued, "because of the that the sentences "inflicted with sentences inflicted with great great severity" on Soviet dissidents severity on those accused, as is were unjust and violated the 1975 commonly believed, of Helsinki accords. ideological rule-breaking, as well Speaking to crowds at his as because of our commitments summer villa in Castelgandolfo, Pope undertaken at Helsinki to call Paul said that "political opinions or one another back to a spirit of the revendication (legal recovery) of human feeling to which we are all one's own rights cannot, as such, be bound." prosecuted and punished as a crime." moral sense," said the vacationing The promotion of human rights pope. is "not subversive," he declared. The pope said that final THE POPE was referring to judgments could not be formed about heavy sentences given to three the trials because of the lack of "»•<.—, leading Soviet human rights activists complete information. "But no one after partially secret trials. The can fail to be struck by the dissidents—Alexander Ginzburg, unanimous reaction" to the trials, Anatoly Shcharansky and said the pope. Lithuanian Catholic Victoras He said that the universal Petkus —were given sentences condemnation "stems from the lack ranging from eight to 15 years on of news on the trials, from the feeling ft* charges of anti-Soviet agitation or that the defendants' rights to defense espionage. were not sufficiently protected, and "The end of the trials, which from the disproportion between the AIDING REFUGEES—Laotian refugees who fled to Thailand to escape the are being talked about in all the charges and the sentences." Communist regime receive medical treatment in the Thai Nongkhai Holding papers, obliges us as well to express He stressed that the main ob- Camp. The nursing sister is part of a four-person medical team supplied by our pain—not out of polemical jection to the trial was the conviction Catholic Relief Services of the United States through the Catholic Bishops of passion, but in order to confirm our that political opinions and human Thailand's Refugee Program. trust in the consistent and" rights cannot be prosecuted and progressive maturation of mankind's punished as a crime.

Lithuanians protest coverage to make life harder for the poor, the elderly and John R. Quinn of San Francisco, president of the Lithuanian-American spokesmen are in- the disabled. That seems to be the consensus of National Conference of Catholic Bishops, is creasingly bitter about what they say is the editorials in about a dozen Catholic newspapers recovering on schedule after the removal of his meager press coverage given the trial by Soviet assessing Proposition 13 and the "taxpayers' gall bladder July 7 at Mary's Help Hospital in authorities of Lithuanian Catholic activist revolt." Daly City, Calif., according to a spokesperson for Viktoras Petkus. TV shows honored the hospital. Catholic school taxes LOS ANGELES-(NC) —The writers of HEW regulations hit "Special Olympics" and episodes of "Family" WASHINGTON-(NC)-Msgr. James WASHINGTON—(NC) —Catholic schools and "All in the Family" have received the 1978 McHugh, director of the bishops' Committee for should pay recently imposed unemployment Humanitas prizes totalling $50,00.0 for Pro-Life activities, said that the tightening by the compensation taxes "under protest" pending "humanizing achievements in television." The Department of Health, Education and Welfare of further study of the issues involved, according to awards were presented July 10 during ceremonies regulations for funding abortions might cut a memo from the U.S. Catholic Conference's legal in Los Angeles by the Human Family Institute. dishonesty, but not abortions. The regulations counsel. The advice came from USCC General Italian MDs won't abort require that the two doctors required to certify Counsel George Reed. that an abortion is necessary to protect the Rhodesia denies charges VATICAN CITY-(NC)-Most ob- mother from severe and long-lasting physical stetricians and gynecologists in Italy have of- health damage "must be financially independent WASHINGTON-(NC)-The government ficially declared that they will not perform of one another" to rule out conflicts of interest. of Rhodesia has denied charges by U.S. Am- abortions. A new Italian abortion law, which went bassador to the United Nations Andrew Young into effect June 6, gave doctors and medical Cdl. Manning visits Africa that it may have been behind the recent murders personnel until July 6 to sign official declaration LOS ANGELES-(NC)-Cardinal Timothy of white missionaries in Rhodesia, but Father as conscientious objectors to abortion. Manning left Los Angeles July 10 to visit Los Rollins Lambert of the U.S. Catholic Conference Pope speaks on vacations Angeles Lay Mission Helpers working in the justice and peace office said Young "may well be African nations of Sierra Leone and Cameroon right,because in the past government troops have VATICAN CITY-(NC)-Vacation time and a community of Mexican nuns who have disguised themselves as guerrillas. should be a period of physical rest and "spiritual worked in the Los Angeles archdiocese and have labor," said Pope PaulVI July 12. Addressing his opened a convent in Sierra Leone. The overall Pro-Quebec petition general audience, Pope Paul said: "How little are purpose of the journey, the cardinal said, is to TORONTO — (NC) — Canadians from coast to we our own masters, and how much are *ve oc- make a statement about the universality of the coast are being asked to sign a public petition cupied by our ordinary routine." church. telling the people of Quebec the rest of Canada Tear gas in Nicaragua New Bishop, new diocese wants and needs them. The predominantly MANAGUA, Nicaragua—(NC) —National WASHINGTON-(NC)-Father Phillip F. French-speaking Province of Quebec is facing a Guard soldiers used tear gas bombs to break up a Straling, pastor of Holy Rosary Church in San referendum on whether to become a separate demonstration on the campus of the Central Bernardino, Calif., has been designated the first nation. American (Catholic) University. The demon- bishop of the new Diocese of San Bernardino, Proposition 13 hurt poor? strators were protesting the killing of students at created by Pope Paul VI from two counties in the Jinoterje. Diocese of San Diego. Bishop-elect Straling, a 45- California's Proposition 13 may have sent year-old native of San Bernardino, has been a politicians a needed message about taxpayer Abp. Quinn recovering OK priest of the San Diego Diocese since March 19, discontent, but its major accomplishment may be SAN FRANCISCO- (NC)-Archbishop 1959.

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Page 2 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, July 21, 1978 1,000 clergy discuss what's 'normal church' "What came out very clearly was that the first step in evangelization is the spiritual renewal of the priesthood," said Father Brendan Dalton of Epiphany parish, Miami, reflecting on the Fourth National Catholic Charismatic Conference for Priests and Deacons held at the College of Steubenville, Ohio. Nine other priests from the Archdiocese were part of 1,000 clergy and hierarchy from the United States and 15 countries participating in the five day retreat, the theme of form community and pray Dalton told the Voice. live in harmony with one retreat included: Father which was "Normal Church and care for one another. The characteristics another showing forth the David Russell, pastor, St. Life as Found in the Acts of We have to establish included; to know Jesus fruit of life with God. Louis Church, Miami; Father the Apostles (2, 38-47)." models. We have to know personally and ex- Father Michael Eivers, Michael Hourigan, pastor, St. ONE MAJOR speaker, we'll make mistakes and perientially and to ' accept pastor of St. Boniface Church, Bernard Church, Sunrise; Bishop Raymond A. Lucker of we'll have to know we're Him as Lord and Savior; to Pembroke Pines, said, "It's Father Thomas McKenna, New Ulm, Minn., listed, what called to renewal, to be a live in conscious awareness very exciting to find the same pastor, Christ the King, he considered, nine areas not normal local church." of the Holy Spirit; to live in message coming through at Perrine; Father Robert normal in the Church. Mercy Sister Ann community with ac- Steubenville as it did at the Palmer, Archdiocesan director It is not normal when the Shields, director of the office ceptance of authority and International Charismatic of the English Cursillo bishop finances, architects for charismatic ministry of the submission needed to live Conference in Dublin and at Movement; Father Baldino and makes all the decision; local college, pleaded with the in that community; to the All-Florida Catholic Torres, St. Ann, Naranja; when he does not delegate priests to train women in their consciously use all the Charismatic Conference in Father Stephen O'Dea, St. authority; to think of the local parishes to minister to other charismatic gifts that God St. Leo last weekend. Joan of Arc, Boca Raton; church as the parish where women. has given to us for service Father Edward Lowney, St. Father does everything; for "Normal church life is and evangelization; and OTHER PRIESTS from George, Fort Lauderdale; priests to get rich from the when women are pastoring that Christian communities the Archdiocese of Miami and Father Michael Hogan, offerings of the poor; for other women," Sister Shields within and without a parish attending the Steubenville St. Augustine, Miami. people to go to church and not said. She assured the priests be converted; to know all that if they seek out women Florida Catholic Charismatics told: about Christ but not know with special talents and pray Christ; when theological with them they can be trained instruction is taken to be to pastor, council and train catechesis; for the chancery other women. Evangelize neighborhood office and not Jesus Christ to FATHER DALTON said become the center of the two things that impressed Continued from Page l) diocese; and it is not normal in draw people into the Church sage. He urged those who him the most at the retreat Petersburg, closed the Mass and to the unified Body of the local church when worship were the presentations made with a personal greeting from proclaim this message to keep is dead, youth are turned off Christ. themselves firmly rooted in a by Bishop Lucker and by himself and all the bishops of He added that such a and, what they came for, Father Francis Martin, a Florida. He expressed his own support community and to Jesus Christ, cannot be found. radical love and drive for give their lives to the Holy scripture scholar. joy of knowing that such a unity will bring a process that "Organization is not "I specially valued the group stands ready to Spirit. "The Word, can is both joyful and painful. He crush!" warned the priest. going to extend the five characteristics of normal evangelize. compared it to the birth Kingdom of God," Bishop Christian life outlined by "If anyone is going to be process and encouraged all Father Cohen and Lucker said. "We have to Father Martin," Father able to reach out and share the Christians to keep their eyes Sister Briege McKenna of Good News," said the bishop, on being born into the Tampa conducted a session "it is those who have been Kingdom of God. on healing prayer Saturday Official preparing themselves by afternoon. Father Cohen said faith is a response of sharing the life of Jesus Christ FATHER Harold Cohen Archdiocese of Miami through the inspiration of the the person who knows extended the call to holiness Jesus Christ, and Sister Holy Spirit." and to evangelization beyond Annunciation Parish, West Saturday night the Briege taught that faith is The Chancery an- the 4,000 Charismatics at the a decision and not a feeling. nounces that upon Hollywood. group was called to conference. Father Cohen, nomination by the Very evangelize themselves assistant chaplain at Loyola Reverend Edmund F. The Chancery an- through a radical love of University, New Orleans, Both speakers stressed Carroll, T.O.R., Minister nounces that upon Jesus. insisted that; the importance of starting any Provincial of the Third Order nomination by the Very Joe Breault, author and "God calls us all to be a healing process with repen- Regular of St. Francis of Reverend Martin Eisner, lay member of the National totally Spirit-filled peoples. tance and forgiveness. The Penance in Pittsburgh, S.J., Pastoral Vice Pro- Service Committee, said, "we He calls the whole Church and Jesuit also underscored the Pennsylvania, Archbishop vincial of the Society of must cry the Gospel with our the whole world, not just fact that healing is not only McCarthy has made the Jesus in New Orleans, whole lives. We must become Charismatics. Jesus wants all found in the Charismatic following appointment, Louisiana, Archbishop transformed examples of of His followers baptized and Renewal and concluded that effective as of August 1, McCarthy has made the what the Good News is filled with His Holy Spirit." "God wants healing for all of his Church." 1978: following appointment: about." The priest stressed the' He said Jesus had a" need in today's world of the The conference ended THE REVEREND passion for bridging gaps, Good News to be proclaimed Sunday morning with a three- ALVIN PILIE, S.J. - to bringing unity out of chaos, amidst problems of disunity hour Liturgy for Catholics in THE REVEREND Assistant Pastor, Gesu wholeness into broken lives. within the Church and the the auditorium and a CHARLES ANDERSON, Parish, Miami, effective July Breault believes it is the kind affects of materialism that Protestant service in the St. T.O.R. - to Assistant Pastor, 1, 1978. of hunger for unity that will weakens the Christian mes- Leo Abby Church'

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 21, 1978 / Page 3 Catholic Daughters told,'Virtue exists in acts' NEW YORK-The state treasurer, and Mrs. J.S. Vatican Council II. of a $750,000 chair in Catholic outlined highlights of its Catholic Daughters of Amer- Nader of Fort Lauderdale, "Virtue does not exist in Church history at the Catholic history. She quoted its first ica began their national second vice state regent, concept or words," Arch- University of America. and only male supreme regent, biennial convention here with participated in the event bishop Hannan said. "Only Archbishop Hannan also John E. Carberry, who said in a march to St. Patrick's marking the 75th anniversary the actions of a person—in cited the CDA for its con- February 1905, two years Cathedral, where they heard of the CD A. thought or deed—can con- tributions by "your very after its founding: "While Archbishop Philip M. Hannan AT THE CATHEDRAL, stitute virtue. And only virtue tremendous support for pro- true Catholic womanhood of New Orleans and national with Cardinal Terence Cooke can change society." life programs, by your stand stands, the world will stand, chaplain tell them that' 'virtue of New York as celebrant and Archbishop Hannan against abortion, by your with a foundation beautiful, exists only in acts." a dozen bishops and arch- noted that the life and reasoned view on the Equal firm and immovable, ab- More than 2,000 mem- bishops in the sanctuary, program of the CDA Rights Amendment, by your solutely impervious to de- bers, with representatives the Daughters heard the New provides an example of how support for battered mothers cay." from the Archdiocese of Orleans prelate urge them to an organization can perfect and children." She noted that the Miami including Mrs. Thomas follow Christ by performing the personalities of its ACCORDING to a CDA order changed its name in D'Emic of Pompano Beach, His works in the spirit of members by providing report of activities since 1976, 1921 from the Daughters of goals beyond the power of the organization sent the U.S. Isabella. In the period "I disagree with people like Bella Abzug... I the individual. bishops a letter outlining its between 1920 and 1962, it He observed that each of opposition to the Equal donated $33 million to think that she holds that the ERA is a woman's the 180,000 members of the Rights Amendment. The benevolent projects. In ticket to abortion. How she can declare this is CDA (the 1964 membership letter also opposed any ex- 1954, it contributed beyond my comprehension." was 210,790) is "enlarged" in tension of the deadline for $250,000 to erect five altars her Catholic perspectives by ratification of the proposed at the National Shrine of amendment. -Bishop McAuliffe. the order's projects. One such the Immaculate Conception effort has been the endowment At the opening dinner at in Washington, D.C. the Waldorf Astoria Hotel, Since 1974, she said, it Mrs. Winifred Trabeaux, nat- has been engaged in a "Heart Bishop urges women's equality ional regent of the CDA, Speaks to Heart" program. NEW YORK-(NC)- the amendment deadline, "it nected." The head of the bishops' Ad did so on the grounds that the "As a Catholic," said the Hoc Committee on Women in Supreme Court with its bishop from Jefferson City, Church and Society, Bishop present constituency" would Mo., "I believe abortion is Michael F. McAuliffe, strong- interpret the constitutional totally and fundamentally MIAMI'S ly affirmed principles of amendment in the light of the wrong. As a bishop, I have a equality for women under the high court's "infamous" 1973 particular responsibility about MOST EXPERIENCED law, in ministry and in decision to legalize abortions. safeguarding that teaching. marriage during a dinner "REASONABLY that "I disagree with speech to the Catholic doesn't have to be," he people like Bella Abzug and FUNERAL SERVICE Daughters of America. commented to the Daughters some of the tactics she uses He told 2,000 members of at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel, to spread her message. I When fine funeral service is needed more and more families the CDA—many of whom are "but so judgments are made." think she holds that the have been calling the Van Orsdel Funeral Chapels. Our large anti-ERA —that when the The committee on ERA is a woman's ticket to staff of experienced funeral directors are noted for their person- National Conference of women, he said, had been abortion. How can she Catholic Bishops' Ad- concerned with separating the declare this is beyond my alized service and careful attention to every detail. This plus our ministrative Board opposed issue of abortion from ERA comprehension." fine modern facilities and reasonable prices have kept us growing his committee's position and "we said the two issues The practice of having through the years until we are now Miami's most experienced are not necessarily con- paper, favoring extension of women assume roles as lectors firm. and ministers of the Eucharist, as in the early days Pope visits Cdl. Wright of the church, "is becoming There is no substitute for more and more common experience in funeral directing VATICAN CITY- thought he would spend a because of the increasing (NC) — Pope Paul VI paid a couple of days saying goodbye shortage of vocations." Serving over 2000 families a year makes it possible for us to half-hour visit to American to those who either can't get He continued: "This, of have intimate knowledge regarding the religious customs, the away or who are taking longer Cardinal John Wright July 13 course, is not the highest secular details and the special equipment needed at Miami's in the cardinal's apartment trips for more serious motive in the world in so near the gates to Vatican City. reasons," said the cardinal. far as women are con- many churches. Further it means we can give accurate, up-to-date Besides Cardinal Wright, cerned...Women should be counsel about the many items almost all families are not too Pope Paul visited Cardinals Cardinal Wright will allowed to minister by the familiar with. Alfredo Ottaviani and Alberto return to the United States in very fact they are women, and di Jorio. It was the day before August for a series of medical also because of the many Experience produces values the pontiff began his working tests and for a possible people of God who will benefit vacation at the papal sum- cataract operation. from that ministry." Our volume of experience also makes it possible to provide mer villa in Castelgandolfo. In recent years the more in service and far better values in funeral merchandise. Cardinal di Jorio, the cardinal has had serious oldest man in the College of problem with his legs, Everything We display over 40 complete* funerals starting at Cardinals, was about to diagnosed as polymiositis. 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Page 4 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 21,1978 First deaf priest '...Now it is time we represented ourselves' By FRANK HALL "I think the Church is deaf to grasp especially at have adjusted perfectly well. Voice Feature Editor uncomfortable with us. Mass. Deaf people are as normal as They don't know our sign "MASS can be mea- anyone else and it's only our Father Thomas Coughlin language. They don't know ningless for the deaf ears that aren't working, that is 31-years-old and the first what to do with us. because they are only spec- are out of order. man born deaf to be ordained "There seems to be a lack tators," he says. "There has to be equal a Catholic priest in the United of dialogue between the "We want the Church opportunities for deaf States. During the past year Church and the deaf. The to see us, not as a curse, but as people in every aspect since he was ordained, Father Catholic Church is so a witness to all other people. within the Church. We, as Coughlin says he has had to bureaucratic that it's hard for God works in strange ways deaf people, need to handle a lot of publicity and the Church to be sensitive to and even in spite of all the develop a new identity for misplaced spotlighting. What our needs, especially because suffering of our disability, ourselves. We are not sure does he really think about we are a minority. I want the God is magnified through our who we are. We need to being the first American deaf- Church to be more sensitive to deafness. study and analyze who we born priest? our needs, especially for more "We do not want to be are, not who people tell us Fr. Thomas Coughlin "I see no big deal about priests and Sisters to work healed from our handicap. We we are," he says. it," he says. with the deaf." "ACTUALLY," he Father Coughlin cites as quickly adds, "I know it an example a Religious means a lot to other deaf Brother in Detroit that he people but I want to be ac- knows who uses sign language cepted first for what I am and very well. This Brother would GRAND OPENING not for what I represent. like to work with the deaf, the People say, here is the first deaf would like him to work deaf priest; but I want people with them but his Community to see me as a person. has assigned him to another "The biggest thing to the ministry, Father Coughlin deaf is that here is someone notes. the same, also deaf, who is a THE NUMBERof people priest now and I have become proficient in sign language is like an idol. That bothers me relatively small and it's the the most," he says rather kind of insensitivity that uncomfortably. seems to bother Father "I know I have a big Coughlin the most. responsibility to represent "There is not much the deaf because they were reaction from the Church to never represented before. the deaf," the priest points bonk of south Hondo For too long, the Church out. "There is no national has relied on hearing people office for the handicapped. to represent us. Now it is While there are all kinds of 6101 SUNSET DRIVE time we represented special national collections ourselves." during the year for the In- The reaction and re- dians, Blacks, orphans, 665-1106 sponse of the deaf com- seminaries, etc., there is never munity to his ordination has one for the handicapped." greatly surprised Father Participation in Coughlin. He anticipated, Liturgical functions is not certainly, a favorable reaction always easy for the deaf We are proud to announce the and acceptance by the deaf either. but, "I never dreamed or "There are no in- expected it to mean as much terpretive services offered," opening of the first new bank in as it does," he says. Father Coughlin notes. People "Maybe it's because the don't understand what is South Miami in 6 years. deaf never thought it would happening. They just sit happen. They are used to an there, get bored, leave and go inferior role because they are to another church. Often, deaf and never thought a deaf to some fundamentalist Please stop in and say hello and person could be a priest. denomination which is "MY PRIESTHOOD is working at the level of the you can register for daily free door the dawn of a new era for the deaf." deaf," Father Coughlin firmly With fundamentalist states. churches, he explains, there is prizes from more than 50 South Has the Church been a more simplified approach to responsive to the deaf? Father the Gospels which lacks the Miami merchants. Coughlin has mixed reactions tradition and theological to this question. On local teachings of the Catholic levels and with individual Church —traditions and pastoral workers there is often teachings not often taught to Meet your new South Miami Neigh- favorable responses to the the deaf because of a shortage needs but, in general, "There of catechetical and adult borhood Bankers and join us for coffee is a very minimal response by education teachers able to use the Church to the deaf," he sign language. The depth of says. the Church is difficult for the and danish.

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Miami, Florida I THE VOICE f Friday, July 21, 1978 I Page 5 MATTER OF OPINION ***»

A dumb thing to do Editorial I

So now they've formed another com- ought to know better than to emulate their of a pope is primarily a spiritual not a mittee—this time to assist the Cardinals to secular peers as if the election of a supreme political process. The Spirit is indeed at elect a new pope. No, "The Committee for Pontiff of the Church could be equated with work and Its Fire is ever manifested in the the Responsible Election of the Pope" was a presidential primary. works of the Church and through its not created at the Vatican; rather it's the members. brainchild of some Catholic publishers and We said it was a dumb move by this new editors and former editors who are committee—maybe not. We discover that worried about the qualifications of the next one of its leading lights, a publisher, is pope. about to issue a book described as "Inner It's a dumb, nay, stupid move by a Elite: Dossiers of Papal Candidates." In mostly American group of clergy, religious addition, the same publisher has circulating and laity who normally act quite in- a newsletter entitled Conclave Confidential, telligently. It's not that we shouldn't be which costs over $30 per year. Its recent interested in the selection process for a new first issue was no better than some gossip pope—indeed, it is a matter of concern for columns and included the tidbit that one of the whole Church. the likely cardinal candidates for pope has a The problem is these self-appointed telescope aimed at the papal apartment guardians of the Papal Conclave are at- How low can you get? tempting to reduce the selection of a pope to Nowhere in the announcement by this This Committee certainly isn't the level of a Tammaney Hall smoke-filled self-anointed group does it even hint that necessary. It should disband now and not caucus session. These Catholic journalists the Holy Spirit is at work—that the selection wait to self-destruct.

By Fr. John Dletzen What is the Church's stand on astrology? church's position on it lately influence of stars and planets taught it and practiced it by his coronation according to (Ohio) on human activity was casting horoscopes. the advice of the astrologers. Q. Could you clarify the A. On this whole subject considered a genuine, Most political and All this was possible, of stand of the Catholic Church of astrology, it is helpful to legitimate Science. Many religious leaders, including course, because of the simple, on belief in and use of keep a few facts in mind. From great names in physics and some popes, governed much of very limited knowledge of the astrology? Many of us have ancient times until only about astronomy, like Copernicus their activity by horoscopes. heavens. As the science of become confused about our 200 years ago, the study of the and Galileo, believed in it, Pope Julius II set the day of astronomy developed in modern times after the in- vention of the telescope The Voice welcomes "weaknesses of our brethren..." on publishing. The reason it stood Film review What in the world is the matter out is that you haven't been doing particularly, the discovery of letters for publication from thousands of new planets, ignores morals those who sign their correct with you people? What would enough of it. your reaction have been if the Mary E.Foster stars and other materials in I differ with James Arnold on name and address. Names space caused the total collapse the merits of a film like headline had announced that Palm Beach may be withheld on "18,000 U.S. Nuns are of astrology as a true science. Capricorn. Assuredly it's the kind request. The entire supposed "system" of action movie I like, but I would Diabetics"? YWCA skips Letters for publication When a person suddenly fell apart. rather let it go than spend $3.50 to should not exceed 250 support a movie with definite becomes alcoholic, SHE NEEDS Miami on ERA words and are subject. to HELP—not tsk-tsk-ing and Even during all this time, overtones for the immoral elite condensation and editing. Recently, the National the church officially opposed (regardless of how slight), and defamation. The main reason an YWCA cancelled plans to hold its Anonymous letters are alcoholic who needs help won't convention in Louisville, because astrology because of two language that I consider to be dangers. If the stars governed less than "practically nasty." not welcome—neither are admit she has the problem to of efforts to rescind E.R.A. in the The language repeatedly used letters which lack charity begin with is because she fears state of Kentucky. For the same all mankind's actions, free will was unnecessary and sick. or reason. Both types will exactly such condemnation. All reason, the national YWCA, like would be meaningless. Also, some claim that the power of Jaws Two is another good be relegated to the the letter writers to date have an increasing number of example of the demented wastepaper basket. been making it worse for the organizations, will not even Satan and other evil spirits people who are suffering from the consider Miami when convention lay behind this heavenly thinking trend in Hollywood. disease. It may sound scrupulous or ashamed of. Would you be time comes around next year. influence, and that astrology old fashioned to some, but I would ashamed of having astigmatism? My secretary, who is taking And well that they should not was therefore the devil's way like to know how many times I I have observed alcoholism this dictation, is much younger do so! Any state that fails to of infiltrating human life. have to hear the Lord's name for a number of years and it took than I, but she agrees with me. legitimize the rights of women is used in vain, and how many me a long time to get that through I've been reading The Voice a violating the principles of our These concerns remain odious vulgarities and other my head, so I really don't expect long time, and I've seen you treat democratic system. Why then behind whatever reservations infractions I must compromise anyone as young as Father alcoholism fairly and in- should they reap its profits? the church has about with in order to enjoy a movie. Donald Connolly to understand it. telligently in the past. The June Florida, and especially astrology, and its warning JohnHrach But a priest as highly in- 23 article was a "slip". I cheer Miami, has lost millions of that it can involve sinful West Palm Beach telligent and superbly talented when, every once in a rare while, dollars because a group of superstition. as Father Connolly is should have an editor of this paper steps up misguided legislators have failed In spite of the array of It's a disease, made that point firmly in his and delivers a challenge, above to ratify E.R.A. Their vote inconsistencies and con- 1 letter of July 14. Instead, he the usual pap and pablum of the reflects neither the sentiment of tradictions contained in not 'weakness perpetuated the widespread Catholic press. I'm now cheering the people, nor their best interest, astrology, lots of people are Nearly everyone who has idiotic notion that an alcoholic is the bold statement of your new and is resulting in an unnecesary Editor, Jerry Sherry. He sounds getting rich because it still commented on the story that a person beset by "human loss of revenue to our area. fascinates millions. Maybe appeared in The Voice June 23 frailties." He has a wide lively and provocative. We hope you will join the with the headline, "18,000 U.S. they're only curious. Or following of admirers; they ^tat the main thing wrong YWCA in taking vigorous action maybe they're just anxious Nuns* are Alcoholics?" has deserve better than that from witflnat Nuns/Alcoholics story to resolve this stalemate. missed the point completely. was the headline. The story itself to discover' somewhere "out him. Lucrecia Granda there" the cause of their Alcoholism is. a disease. Rosemarie Kamke in the was the kind of news a thoroughly President, YWCA Alcoholism is nothing to be same issue writes about the honest newspaper has got to keep Page 6 / MM* Honda / THE VOICE / Friday. J* 21.1878. By Msgr. James Walsh Jesus can make our souls 'arise' too

It was a scene dramatic enough to make A ripple of excitement went through the them and give them relief. anyone stop what he was doing and forget tense crowd, as the cloth was snatched off the THE HUNGRY crowd of people who trailed himself. Just outside the gates of the city two bier and the young man stirred and suddenly sat him far from home touched his heart, and he crowds, coming from opposite directions, were up. Jesus turned him towards his mother, gave produced bread and fish in abundance. No about to pass." him back to her, then quietly drifted away. physical defect, no mental stress, no spiritual In one group Jesus was walking towards IT'S NOT difficult to imagine the impact disease failed to move the Lord's heart. Nairn with his disciples. Streaming behind them such a miracle had on those witnessing it. Jesus' Compassion in Jesus acts like a magnet to along the dusty road was a "great multitude" of power startled and frightened them, for raising a draw people to him. He is God, Lord of the people who have hastily left their homes and work person from death to life was beyond com- universe, but the abyss between his greatness and to hear and watch the young prophet. prehension. This made them draw back from him our smallness is bridged by his compassion. "He LEAVING THE city another large crowd in awe. that is mighty hath done great things to me..." In shuffled quietly along with all eyes turned to the However, this understandable fear began at the language of his love and interest. pitiful little group at the head of the procession. once to give way and let them draw close to the Pallbearers were carrying to burial the body of a side of Jesus because they saw something else in This is why all kinds of little people go to young man. Behind them, one woman stood out him which they could understand and cherish, him with confidence even though the disease of as the object of everyone's concern. Though most namely his compassion. sin has made the soul leprous, greatly in need of the town had turned out in sympathy, she Obviously, they reasoned, he is a great of healing. Those who are blind with no faith or seemed alone, for she had already walked this prophet, a man of God like Elijah, but he is not so weak in faith that they are barely able to see mournful way with the remains of her husband. out of touch with the needs and yearnings and can hope now to have the eyes of the soul And now her only son. feelings of the little people. He could not see a opened. Just as Jesus came abreast of the bier and heartbroken mother without being moved to Those who hunger for divine truth and the stricken mother, he turned and walked to her pity and action. without being conscious of it yearn to be side. Both crowds suddenly came to a standstill This is no less true today in other Naims of nourished by his body and blood will find he is as if a loud bell had called them to attention. the world and 2000 years after the miracle of pity. eager to feed them with the miracle of the Sensing something was about to happen, curious The Sacred Heart is a heart full of compassion. Eucharist. And whoever is dead, whose soul has people circled the bier and the mother. Compassion, a beautiful word, means literally been drained of the supernatural life of grace by Luke tells us, "when the Lord saw her, he "suffering with" another. The person who is rebellion, can confidently look for a greater had compassion on her." He spoke only two compassionate faces the miseries of another as if wonder than that given the son of the widow of words to her, "Weep not." He had more to give they were his own and tries to share and relieve Nairn. Bringing a soul back to life dwarfs the her than words of sympathy. He would dry her them. miracle of a body and soul reunited after death.. tears and give her cause for joy and let her see Among the frenetic charges made against Let the conviction of Christ's compassion that his heart feels the pain and sorrow of his Jesus by his enemies, a lack of compassion could sink deeply into the soul. It strengthens faith, little ones. find no place. Time and again the Gospel writers increases the sense of dependence on him and He walked over to the lifeless body, touched commented, "And he was moved with com- encourages us to look to him constantly for help the stretcher and said, "Young man, I say to you, passion." Now it is the sight of a leper. Later the and strength in the little and great problems of arise." condition of a blind man. He felt he had to cure life.

Life issue is really By Dick Conklin many issues "I'd like to support you Right to natural family planning methods? falsely attributed to pro-life ac- Life people, but first you'll have to Will efforts to halt euthanasia tivists. ($5000 was donated by one come out against nuclear power succeed without providing better individual as a reward to aid in the the rich more than the poor, not the stations." care for the aged and dying? efforts to find those responsible.) healthy more than the disabled, not "You pro-lifers are doing a great The diversity of the ONE RESOLUTION direc- the born more than the unborn; job, but what have you done lately movement was in evidence ted criticism at government agencies • Whereas, We believe that it is for the prisoners on death row?" everywhere at this month's promoting irresponsible sexual our duty as citizens to work for the "Yes, I'd like to contribute, but national convention in St. Louis. activities among teenagers under the protection of human life, we will act I never donate to 'one-issue' Representatives from all major guise of "health instruction." Other when life is threatened by hunger and organizations." disease. We will act when life is religions. High school and resolutions called for the end of tax threatened by poverty and violence COMMENTS LIKE those are college activists. Blacks. supported abortions, one urged and we must act now because life as familiar to people working for pro-life Women's groups. Nurses for President Carter to consider the human as our own is being forfeited; causes. Sometimes the criticisms life. Social workers for Life. rights of all children in the 1979 • Whereas, As history has con- come from our detractors, who would Public Health Workers for Life. International Children's Year ob- demned a court decision that declared dearly love to divert our efforts away The list goes on and on. Athletes. servance, and another urged pro- a man was not a man because he was from the political fight—the return of Doctors. Scientists. Ham radio lifers to work for a human life black, we condemn a court decision legal protection for all human life. operators. Democrats. Lawyers. amendment through Congress and that declares that a person is not a Others sincerely believe that we must The new National Right to Life with calls for a constitutional con- person because of age; diversify and take on additional President, Dr. Carolyn Gerster of vention from state legislatures. • Whereas, We protest the in- causes. Arizona, spoke to those who criticize Finally, the total convention justice done by the taking of more Many, if not most pro-life pro-lifers as being "one issue people." body unanimously passed a than one million innocent human lives volunteers were active in other ef- She said, "It is as if someone were to resolution which affrims the pro-life each year and protest the solution of forts before the Supreme Court say, 'Jerry Lewis sure devotes a lot of movement's commitment to all real human problems being sought in legalized abortion-on-demand. Most time to muscular dystrophy. But human life indiscriminate killing; still devote time to other social, civic what has he done for leukemia?' " Be it resolved: We pledge that and political causes. But in spite of • Whereas, We do affirm the together we will raise the un- She read several resolutions at a dignity of every human life and do call derstanding and awaken the con- the tremendous educational and press conference that reflected the America back from the destruction of legislative task that lies ahead, can mood of the 50 state delegates and science of the American people to we overlook any of the "life" issues? her children and believe that all injustice; We pledge that together we indicated the direction the growing meml^pts of the human family are will address the problems that cause Can we opppose abortion without organization is headed. One thanked endowed with certain inalienable offering aid to the unwed mother and other Americans to sacrifice their outgoing president Dr. Mildred F. rights and that among these is the unborn; We pledge that together we her baby? Can "unwanted Jefferson for her efforts on behalf of right to life; will secure a constitutional amend- pregnancies" hi reduced without the unborn. Another condemned • Whereas, We believe that all ment that will restore the American promoting and teaching the latest violence directed at abortion clinics human life is equally precious—not ideal of respect for every human life, Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 21, 1978 / Page 7 Shroud : Fascinates scientists, Catholics alike

(Second in a two-part series) in 1973, were inconclusive. the shroud from their data. By JOHN MUTHIG But in recent years, All of. these studies will scientists have made be reviewed at a scholarly TURIN, Italy-(NC)-In astounding discoveries in- conference in Turin Oct. 7-8, a shuttered room of Turin's dicating that the shroud could the last two days of a six-week former royal palace, four well be Jesus' burial cloth as is public exposition of the Sisters, experts in stitching claimed. shroud. and embroidery, worked with A long series of ex- SURELY ALSO to be surgeon-like precision on the periments has virtually ruled discussed is the so-called cloth believed to be Jesus' out the possibility that the "flash" or "thermal theory" burial shroud. shroud is the work of a clever to explain how the imprint It was Nov. 24, 1973 — artist. Yet there is no con- was made on the shroud. The last time the shroud was clusive proof that the imprint Thermal theorists feel seen. was made by the bloody that imprint was produced at With the consent of the wounds of a crucified man. the moment of Jesus' shroud's owner, former Italian AMONG THE most resurrection by a force King Umberto, the then arch- interesting studies to date unknown to science and bishop of Turin, Cardinal have been the pollen findings unexplained by it. Michele Pellegrino, authorized of renowned German crim- removal of 13 threads, each inologist, Max Frei. Criticism of the thermal about a half-inch long, from While studying shroud theory came recently from sections of the shroud. photos, Frei noted pollen. Italian Jesuit Father Federico THE SAMPLES, During his 40 years with the Lombardi of the prestigious preserved in plastic sleeves Zurich crime squad, Frei had Jesuit fortnightly Civilta within plastic containers, have often used pollen samples Cattolica. been set aside for scientists, collected from clothing as who in recent years have evidence in court cases. British photographer Leo Vala and a three-dimensional "THAT CHRIST is risen studied the ivory-colored cloth He was given permission photo of the Shroud he created. and how he rose will certainly with new interest and in- not be revealed to us by the to "dust" part of the shroud what was possible in testing centimeter of the cloth. shroud," he wrote. tensity. and study the pollen. the shroud. Dr. Patrizi said the two For centuries Catholics As scientists study and Frei says that he found She said that the new, most advanced carbon 14 debate, tens of thousands of have tried to prove—or pollen samples from certain sophisticated ion microprobe, laboratories in America might disprove—the shroud's au- Catholics will pour into Turin desert plants, now extinct, (a device for measuring atomic be ready to perform a carbon this summer to see the weights) and the electron dating test on the shroud at remarkable relic. Dr. Patrizi said the two most advanced carbon 14 microscope could have the beginning of next year, laboratories in America might be ready to perform a carbon proved whether blood actually and that church authorities Arrangements Now Have dating test on the shroud at the beginning of next year... caused the stains on the will probably give them the shroud. green light. Been Made for You to Travel thenticity. which had grown in Palestine Dr. Patrizi also denied Two U.S. space Nearly Two Thousand Years One of the earliest at- in Jesus' day. recent news reports that scientists from Colorado, in Only Fifteen Days to the tempts to verify the cloth Other scientists are shroud scholars are against John Jackson and Eric was made in France in 1503. examining the dark marks on using carbon 14 dating Jumper, have made The shroud was placed under the cloth, to see if they can techniques on the cloth. another fascinating con- HOLY the "judgment of God" by prove that they were caused SHE EXPLAINED that tribution to sindonology being boiled in oil and lye. The by blood. in March, 1977, a 2.5-square- (the scientific study of the testers reasoned that if the The Pellegrino centimeter patch of the shroud shroud or of fabrics). LAND imprint on the cloth had been commission did some blood would have been needed to With the aid of a com- with the Bible as your guide- produced by other than tests on the shroud, but the perform the carbon 14 test. By puter they discovered that the hook, under the direction of supernatural means it would results were negative. The September, she said, the shroud encodes three- Father Francis X. disappear. commission pointed out, carbon 14 techniques had dimensional information. In an effort to learn however, that the blood improved so much that They have managed to MCCARTHY more about how and when tests they used rarely give testing could be carried out by reconstruct a statue-like Chaplain. 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Page 8 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE I Friday, July 21, 1978 Test tube baby' opposed by Church ethics, AAD says The Catholic Church's semination, he said. stand on artificial in- UNLESS OTHER ethical semination means that it systems support the test tube would also oppose the technique, they will be open to development of a "test tube charges of sexism, because "if baby" like the one which is to you can externalize the male be born within three weeks in sperm, you should be able to England, according to a lead- externalize the female egg," ing Catholic authority on Dr. Hellegers said, noting bioethics. that the Catholic Church faces Both procedures "divorce no such problem. intercourse from procreation," Another moral problem said Dr. Andre Hellegers, raised by the case is that it director of Georgetown requires masturbation to University's Kennedy In- obtain the male sperm for the stitute for the Study of process. The church's op- Human Reproduction and position to masturbation Bioethics. "The critical would not be changed by the dividing line is not in the test- test tube situation, he added. tube fertilization, but in the . Interest in the "test exteriorizing of the process. tube baby" has been DR. HELLEGERS was high in England, where discussing the case of 32-year- Associated Newspapers, old Lesley Brown, who is to publishers of the Daily give birth shortly to a child Mail and the London not conceived in her womb. Evening News, recently The test tube technique is purchased the rights to the designed for women who child's story for an cannot conceive because of estimaterd $560,000. Is take-out pizza obstruction in the fallopian Dr. Patrick Step toe, the tubes that carry eggs from the gynecologist who helped ovaries to the uterus. develop the test tube taking too much out In Mrs. Brown's case, a technique, said July 11 that he sperm from her husband had advised the Browns to sell Gilbert was used to fertilize an their story to an international of your pocket? egg from Mrs. Brown in a test agency. "There was a double tube containing a culture purpose in this—firstly to medium. After four days, the take the pressure off the Pizza add-ons like sausage, mush- You'll find big, delicious heat 'n fertilized egg was inserted into parents and secondly to secure rooms and pepperoni really add up eat pizzas heaped with lots of Mrs. Brown's womb where it a financial future for their at your local pizza place. Unless cheese and your favorite extras. was apparently grown like a child," he said. normally implanted egg. After the deal was made, your local pizza place is Publix. So next time you're in the mood The baby is to be born however, the Sun in London And if you think pizza from Publix for pizza, make it one of ours. You' by Caeserian section at carried an exclusive interview means plain, ho-hum pizza, you enjoy a great pizza. And you can with Gilbert Brown, in which Oldham in northern haven't seen our selection lately. pocket the difference. England around the he said, "We don't want to beginning of August. Mrs. make any money out of this— Brown and her husband, a we just want our baby." The 38-year-old truck driver, same day, Lesley Brown was have been married nine quoted in the Mail as saying, years. "This is a scientific miracle. But in a way, science has Dr. Hellegers said the made us turn to God...We just 50t0f f Jeno's Italian Bread Pizza. I designation of the child as a had to pray to God to give our "test tube baby" when it only 1 spent the first four days of its thanks." Save 50c on a 12 oz. 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There system, and perhaps that of is no record of a birth by Orthodox Judaism, are the cloning, and the claim by only ones which have con- writer David Rorvik in his sistently opposed procedures recent book "In His Image" that externalize birth that he knew of a successful processes. Most are not op- cloning is generally regarded posed to artificial in- as unfounded. Native bishops in Africa VATICAN CITY- by International Fides Ser- where INO- The Vatican said July vice, a branch of the shopping 14 that 70 percent of bi- Congregation for the Evan- shops holding jurisdiction in gelization of Peoples (the iso Africa are now native mission department of the Africans. church's central offices in pleasure In 1970, said the an- Rome). nouncement, 55 percent of Fides said that at the end African dioceses were in the of 1977, 237 of the 335 bishops hands of foreign-born bishops. with jurisdiction in Africa The news was published were native Africans. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 21, 1978 / Page 9 New life beckons KNBW Y0UR FAITH

By Msgr. FRANCIS J. LALLY mostly from this hemisphere, bat same culture and traditions. The new also from the Old World countries. immigrant gets much the same Bishop To many Americans, immi- (Many more than are recorded come welcome as those who came before, gration has to do with Ellis Island, from south of the Rio Grande and the which is to say it is half-hearted and crowded ships with people speaking Caribbean.) The ancient forces that mostly measured by his usefulness in in foreign tongues, and the forgotten have characterized all generations society. Patrick tenements of East Coast slums. They of immigrants continue to be The immigrant has all the tend to think of it in terms of times operative—poverty and abuse at problems of the poor but not so much past—the Erie Canal, the Lowell home, little opportunity for life because he is an immigrant but mills, the Pennsylvania coal mines. improvement, political oppression, because, being poor, he is relatively These are part of the picture, but in the reuniting of families. helpless. The big society is cruel to Flores itself immigration is a scenario that Most immigrants still come to many and the immigrant feels this has never stopped—time and people the urban slums and poor rural cruelty. have changed, numbers have varied, farms. They often do work that is The one big thing the newcomer opportunity has flared, but still the shunned by older Americans, and are has is hope- there is a light at t^e land of hope beckons and many likely to do it for less money. If they end of the tunnel and often it is not respond. speak some language other than too far away. He also sees the record A man of English, they are made to feel that of others, the immigrants recent and they are strangers in an alien land. not so recent who have come into the Today over 400,000 people set They are apt to huddle with others in light. The opportunity is not the the people a similar social position, and of the same in every generation, but it is out annually for the United States, there. Of course, it must be grasped and not everyone is ready to put the hand to the plow. By FATHER FRANK PONCE The act of immigration (like emigration) can be a bewildering experience, full of anguish and On May 29, 1978, at El Paso's heartache—but this is true of ancient Civic Center, Patrick Fernandez Dare as well as modern peoples. The most Flores, the son of migrant farm workers, was installed as the first difficult thing, perhaps, is the Mexican-American bishop of the El 9 cultural shock. Languages,folk-ways, Paso, Texas, Diocese. On Cinco de religion and all that makes up Mayo (May 5) of 1970, he was named today s the cultural package are suddenly the first Mexican-American to be changed, if not taken away. It is small wonder that the immigrant has made a bishop of the Catholic Church traditionally found a home in some in this country. immigrants enclave or neighborhood with others from his own land and sharing his For thousands of Mexicanos. the own experience. new bishop was a symbol of hope, The story of the church in this because he was one of them. His regard is a striking one and as agent motto, "I shall work not for myself of Americanization the church has but for all,'" expresses his philosophy hope? and action as well. had a, massive social role. It provided a measure of security and defense, a familiarity with old ways and He was born in Ganado, a customs, a kind of cultural transition community near Houston in 1929. point to a new, sometimes, fearsome Migrant workers are constantly on world. The church fulfilled a pressing the move, so young Patrick attended need of the immigrant and the many schools during his childhood loyalty thus developed has been and adolescence. In 1944 he dropped strong and lasting. out of school. During that period he As often as we ask what decided that without an education he America offered the immigrant, and could accomplish nothing, and he still offers, we rarely turn over the began thinking seriously of what he coin to inquire what the immigrant wanted to do with his life. Finally he offered, and offers, America. We realized that he wanted to become have learned, perhaps a little late, the a priest. He preregistered at the riches of pluralism and cultural seminary and went back to high diversity. Observers have analyzed school finishing first in his class. for us the immense riches of culture On May 26, 1956, he was or- and tradition that entered our world dained a priest at St. Mary's in the great immigrations of the last Cathedral in Galveston, Texas. He century and the first decades of this was the only Mexican-American in one. Even now, the process con- his class. tinues. One should mark especially the Deprivation and discrimination Hispanic contribution which cel- are difficult companions. One can ebrates so joyfully family life, attempt to imagine what life is like community and neighborhood. At a under such circumstances, but time when these elements are in short nothing can take the place of supply in many parts of our country life experience. Bishop Flores and among many other traditions, deprivation and discrimination quite this emphasis is a happy and even well. His bond with the poorest salvific one. migrant farmworker is strong because he has toiled in the sun, Also among today's immigrants harvesting alongside many other one notes the Portuguese—a quiet Hispanics. but significant element, charac- The bishop is just as well terized by the almost forgotten acquainted with hope. And this is the virtues of industry, frugality and heart of the message he brings to his self-help. The list, of course, could be people. He is always ready to help a extended, but the point is a simple worker, a priest, a cause or a student. Give me your tired, your poor, one. Just as in times past, when He knows that if hopes are to become Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, America opens its doors to the im- reality, action is necessary. The wretched refuse of your teeming shore, migrant it does a good and noble Along with Father Virgil Send these, the homeless, tempest tossed to me: thing, but in the process it is itself Elizondo and PADRES, a national I lift my lamp beside the golden door. enriched and ennobled. Hispanic priests' organization, he

Page 10 / Miami, Florida I THE VOICE / Friday, July 21,1978 ~-^^r~ ^^^ ~^^ ^/^ ^s,^- ^v^- ^v^ ~v^ ^^^ ^>^^ ^^ ^-^ ^-^ Pfl Catholic Europe pours strongly supported the creation of the Mexican-American cultural Center. There priests, lay people and nuns come to study the Mexican culture and language so they can Immigrants into America serve better the U.S. Hispanic population, which, the bishop never tires of pointing out, is 25 percent of By Fr. ALFRED McBRIDE the Catholics in this country. O. PRAEM i.- His keen interest in vocations to his organizing a national fund Nine million Catholic im- Hispanic seminarians and one for migrants from over 20 countries Hispanic students in the United flooded America from 1820 to 1920. States that last year gave out more They constituted about half of all the than 200 scholarships. He sees immigrants who came during that clearly the effect the eight Hispanic period. bishops are having in tracting more native Hispanic vocations to the By and large the Irish Catholics religious life. came first, propelled from their Since his ordination to the native land by the potato famime. priesthood, he has used his gifts as Almost two million came between the raconteur, singer-guitarist (he has 1840s and the Civil War. They settled recorded an album of Mexican folk mainly in the large Northeastern music) and advocate on behalf of cities of Boston, New York and Mexican-American people who Philadelphia. The sudden arrival of continue to suffer discrimination in hundreds of thousands of hungry, American society. If he knows how to poor immigrants strained the please the many audiences he has resources of the Northeastern cities, spoken to with his wit, humor and creating immense social problems songs, he has also known how to with the ensuing urban conflicts not challenge them to accept the culture, unlike similar social ills caused today traditions and language of Hispanics. by the crowding of cities by the black When he spoke at the First farming class from the South and the Encuentro for Hispanic Catholics Spanish-speaking peoples from Cuba, •^ held in Washington. D.C., in 1972, he Puerto Rico and Mexico and more compared the church to a mother who recent arrivals from Southeast Asia. had ignored her children, abandoning m them for others to despoil and ex- Histories of the Irish in America ploit. tend to stress the troubles they had Since this nation was founded, America has always been the land of promise It is not likely that his wide with Protestants as though the where the poor and oppressed from foreign lands can fulfill their dreams of a interests in affairs of church and matter were exclusively a religious better life for themselves and a brighter future for their children. Such is the state will stop now that he is the issue. To some extent, it was. But at American dream. In reality, immigrants to this country, more often than not, Ordinary of El Paso. By nature and least an equal measure of the trouble find they must accept the poorest of housing, the lowest paying jobs, and the inclination, Bishop Flores goes where was due to the herculean effort hostility of a nation which looks upon them as aliens. he is needed. This is the mark of a demanded of a social order to absorb bishop who truly recognizes the and treat fairly a horde of newcomers over at the same time as the Germans ethnic sensibility has eliminated catholic nature of his office. But it is for which the city services and but they had no Polish bishop until most bias against the Italian also a measure of his Hispanic employment opportunities were not Paul Rhode in 1908. The schismatic Catholic as he takes pride in his background and tradition. ready. leader Francis Hodur said, "Between heritage and the whole church Bishop Flores' statement on the Poles and the Roman-Irish celebrates it. accepting his new assignment to El The passage of time and the church in America there can be no Paso said, "The church is the Lord's aggressive leadership of the Irish more understanding than between a family." In San Antonio he observed lamb and a wolf." The growth of the Lithuanians, Slovaks, Hun- American bishops, along with the garians, Ukranians, Greeks and that he had found his "second home, stoutly evident presence of schismatic Old Catholics to the and thousands of brothers and number of 10,000 in cities such as many others repeated the experience thousands of Irish-American troops of the Italians and the Polish. They sisters." in the victorious Union armies helped Buffalo, N.Y., Cleveland and Much of the history being Scranton, Pa., moved the church to too aroused suspicions about their turn Americans toward a favorable customs and culture, bore misun- written today is that of strong men acceptance of Irish Catholics. provide them with bishops of Polish and women with Christian ideals. origin. Today there are many such derstandings, formed national The story of the Hispanics is still bishops, the most prominent of parishes and have lived to see their unfolding. The hope Christ left on The German Catholic invasion whom is Cardinal John Krol of ethnic tenacity vindicated. earth still glows. Men and women occurred during the 30 years after the Philadelphia. still rise to greet and touch it. And Civil War. Several million Germans The newest immigrants to face when they touch it, and finally grasp headed for the splendid farmlands in similar problems are the Spanish- it firmly, Christianity knows yet middle America. Occupying what More than four million Italian speaking from Cuba, Puerto Rico, another victory. came to be known as the German immigrants left Italy after the Mexico and other parts of Latin belt, or the German triangle of troubles of 1870, and came to America. They may prove soon to be Cincinnati, St. Louis and Milwaukee, America. They confronted most of the most numerous single ethnic the Germans created Teutonic the major American cities with Latin element (in the broad sense) in the islands of identity with their Ger- peasant traditions. They experienced American church. Their gift to the man-speaking fraternal societies and the anguish of changing from church are already evident. The the so-called "national parishes" agrarian lovers of the land into immigrants are the many flowers where they heard sermons in German that have blossomed to make and could confess in German. America Catholicism "the Lord's factory workers. They suffered garden." If the Irish had trouble with rebuffs from the prim Irish and the Protestants, the Germans had regimented Germans as they paraded trouble with the Irish who were boisterously through the streets with "Every type of dis- pushing them to become "American" their statues adorned by dollar bills crimination whether social or as soon as possible. The tension and concluded with meals of exotic cultural, whether based on caused by this melting pot ideal smells and tastes. sex, race, color, social con- nearly caused a schism with German- dition, language or religion, is American Catholics, but fortunately to be overcome and eradicated things were eventually solved by a They found comfort in their as contrary to God's intent."— peaceful solution —not the least of national parishes and Little Italies, Second Vatican Council, "The which was a simple passage of time. where their traditions could survive Church in the Modern World," ' The case of the Polish im- without enduring the cold glare of December 1965. migrants was not so happily handled. unsympathetic Irish and German Hundreds of thousands of Poles came Catholics. The growth of today's Bishop Flores

Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 21, 1978 / Page 11 By Fr. Ron Bridging thegaps Luka, CMF between young and old area seemed impervious to little to do some afternoon having the senior citizens what was happening. They made cookies for the kids on sponsor a party for the school were asleep or reading or the block? Or if everybody on kids and the teens to put on an drinking their coffee. But I the block got out into the activity for the elderly? Several weeks ago, flying was enjoying their little in- street for a block party a Maybe the parish could run a more than 30,000 feet in the terchange more than I would couple times a year? We might picnic, barbeque or party to air, I witnessed a beautiful have a full length movie...it actually start being brothers which each younger family or bridging of the proverbial, shows with what unexpected and sisters to one another, individual attending would be much-overworked ' 'generation beauties the Lord fills our life, really living and celebrating asked to bring an elderly gap" if we but walk with eyes open. the fatherhood of God. person as a guest. Individual Sitting across from me on But reflecting on the Maybe parishes could do and parish sponsored ac- . the plane was a woman incident I found it said that more to encourage in- tivities like this would con- probably well into her people of differing age groups loggerheads with the other. tergenerational activity. It's tribute greatly to making a "Seventies. In front of her was a don't always have hands I don't think this is the good to have youth activities community, a people, a family boy who couldn't have been outstretched and smiles and way God intends our human and programs for young of the people of varied ages three yet, and his mother. The cheerful greetings extended to family to live. Whenever we families and senior citizens who gather around their boy and the woman behind each other, that if there's not cut any individual or group of gatherings. But how about Father's table each Sunday. him were having a wonderful outright hostility there is an individuals out of our lives, we time. For awhile he kept ignoring indifference to each are less for it. Conversely, popping his head over the seat other frequently. We often whenever we open up to Natural Family planning course in front of him saying, "Hi, find this in a neighborhood, another individual or group, lady!" They would touch sometimes even in the same our life is enhanced by them. hands and a couple of minutes family. The young and the Why is it only at Christ- A course in Natural Family participants have. There will be later he would pop up like a elderly frequently dp little mas that groups of kids Planning will be offered begin- two groups held simultaneously, jack-in-the-box with another more than tolerate each go singing in nursing homes? ning Tuesday, September 12, at one for couples and the other for cheerful uninhibited, "Hi, other—children antagonizing What would happen if the kids the Family Enrichment Center. women. The cost is $15 and in- lady!" the elderly couple down the on the block went down to cut The course includes two-sessions cludes all materials. Please call This went on for some block and the elderly being and edge the lawn for the of training in the various methods the Family Enrichment Center at time at the delight of both. 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Our own hearts become tender and tree and during the week at mealtime take a few leaves Jesus, teach us to love as you would have us love and humble as the process begins to encompass not only and then read them after grace. help us to be gentle, humble people. Bless us as we those who are our immediate family but also others in gather tonight and share your holy scriptures. Amen. the community. SNACK TIME: Something to think about: ACTIVITY IDE AS: Summer fresh fruit in season. 1. Continue the "Family Scripture Book." Add ENTERTAINMENT: tonight's verse along with pictures you draw or magazine clippings; have each family member add Try a family game of "Simon Says." One person is what the verse means to him. leader and repeats "Simon says put your hands on your 2. Materials: dictionary. Together loop up loving, nose—or whatever. When the leader gives an order tender and humble. 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Miami, Florida f THE VOICE f Friday, July 21,1978/ Page 13 'Heaven' does almost everything right when he meets his mistaken captained his high school team), undertaker than a Keeper of the By JAMES ARNOLD transportation, he was permitted demise. Henry (as the inex- and he's also utterly winning as a Gates), and Henry is so weak to come back in another body and perienced angel) and James nice, simple, honest, straight guy as the angel that he hardly "Heaven Can Wait" isn't eventually win the championship. Mason (as Jordan) manage to who makes a shambles of big projects a camera image. One exactly a sequel to "Oh, Godi!" En route there were lots of ease him into the corpus of a business machinations. The also feels that as directors, (that's planned for later), but it's romantic and comic com- billionaire eccentric who has just heavenly sequences are near Beatty and Henry have about as a close relative, the second film plications, especially involving been murdered by his philan- duplications of the original (a much experience as Joe Namath, this season in what may con- the fighter's manager (wiry dering wife (Dyan Cannon) and cloudy airfield where the "dead" and there are long passages of stitute a revival of a long dor- Jimmy Gleason, an endearing klutzy executive -secretary board a Concorde jet for missed comic timing. mant movie genre—the benign Runyon type) who went from (Charles Grodin). paradise), the football is slickly Yet this is a sweet story, comedy-fantasy about the af- patronizing disbelief to a kind of staged, and the photography in in the best sense, and the film terlife. touching faith. It was a part that How the writers contrive to get Beatty from there to the and around the tycoon's gets the sentiment just right, "Heaven" is Warren Beat- Gleason would always be magnificent California estate is especially at the end, when ty's remake of a charming little remembered for. clutch final moments of the picture-pretty. Super Bowl Is more than half you know Ms. Christie will 1941 film ("Here comes Mr. Beatty and his colleagues, co- There is also no shortage of eventually find the likeable Jordan") in which Robert writer Elaine May and co- the fun. Amid large doses of lib- wit—visual (Beatty "training" in hero in whatever body he Montgomery played a director Buck Henry, have his garden with the house staff of finally settles into. It's a prizefighter accidentally taken largely kept the gentle tone of the eral spoofery of corporate malfeasance (the tycoon's butlers and retainers) and delightful family film: the off to heaven ahead of schedule original in their modernization, verbal. only problem kids may have is by a bumbling angel (one of which makes the hero a pro company is kind of a Godzilla of energy conglomerates, messing The chief disappointment is understanding that Beatty Edward Everett Horton's classic quarterback for the L.A. Rams. looks like himself no matter roles). up the ecology, running peaceful that the key supporting He's just about to achieve the characters are somewhat off- what body he's inhabiting. WHEN MONTGOMERY hard-earned dream of his citizens out of their homes, killing porpoises, etc.), the chief target. Granted that you can't Afterlife fantasies, especially protested to Mr. Jordan, the career—the starting assignment repeat classic performances, suave supervisor of celestial for a Super Bowl-bound-team— ingredients are a female in an era of declining faith, tend protestor (Julie Christie) whom Warden is neither funny or to be helpful and positive, if only Beatty predictably falls in love especially touching as the coach, as counterweights to all the stuff with, and the befuddled assistant Mason totally misses Jordan's about Satan and the occult. They T.V.film fare Rams coach (Jack Warden in the charm (he's more like a friendly work well as pop metaphors for Monday, July 24, 9 p.m. (CBS), Ch. 4—"The Private Life Gleason role) who helps Beatty religion, confirming our hopes (NBC), Ch. 7—"Breezy" (1973) of Sherlock Holmes" (1970)— buy the team so he can play Palm Beach that there is a plan to the —William Holden plays a re- Sherlock Holmes (Robert quarterback. That is an ingenious universe, and that it's kind and. cently divorced 50- year-old Stephens) looks for a missing toueh, entirely credible in today's TV Liturgy good. businessman who becomes in- husband, and his search takes whacko sports scene of Finleys "Heaven" is about a good volved with a 17-year-old girl in him to Loch Ness where he meets and Steinbrenners, and executed TV Mass for Shut-Ins will be man as well as a good athlete, this male soap opera which is the monster and several other with cinematic flair. aired by WPTV/ Channel 5 and while it is trivial as art, it re- offensive because of nudity and people. Uncertain in tone- THE MOVIE does almost Sundays at 8 a.m. Schedule is Opens creative possibilities that rough language. B—Morally hovering between respect and everything right, within its July 23, Msgr. William Dever, St. lead more gifted artists to work objectionable in part for all. ridicule—the film is only modest ambitions. Beatty at age Thomas More Church, and July like "Our Town," "It's a Won- moderately entertaining. A-III— 40 manages to be physically 30, Rev. Peter Cheng, Holy Spirit derful Life" or "Carousel."(A-II, Tuesday, July 25, 8 p.m. Morally unobjectionable for perfect as the football star (he Church. (CBS), Ch. 4—"Tom Sawyer" adults. (1973)—A delightful musical ^ remake of the Mark Twain Saturday, July 29, 9 p.m. rGive Yourself a Present!*: classic which is recommended (CBS), Ch. 4—"Juggernaut" e 9 A.M. -Ch. 7 for the whole family. A-I— (1974)—A luxury liner on cruise • ' "The Church and the - Every time you trade with a Voice advertiser you help World Today" r Morally unobjectionable for all. is hit with a bomb threat. Richard yourself because his support aids the Archdiocese. Many 8A:M.-Ch.5 IMPI (Second of two parts.) 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N-.W. 7th Ave. & 125th Street Page 14 I Miami, Florida / THE VOICE/ Friday, July 21,1978 Youths have own ideas on vocations it, we become discouraged. We Representative Holy rejected, and we are not sure sin. We should set a good commitment. We need af- firmation from like-minded need continued strength to Year returns from 80,000-plus we know enough to teach example and respect others. In others); to imitate Christ. Church we should be courteous people in vocations similar to persevere, but we know we will students in Archdiocesan those which we choose. Without receive it through prayer. Confraternity of Christian All other vocations mean to and show we care for others. We should join in works of the Doctrine programs and Arch- serve God in whatever work you do. parish. We should pray for diocesan Catholic schools others. The vocation of all is to be on the theme, " Vocation." JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL (7-9) friends and to share. We should encourage others to go to Church. PRIMARY GRADES (1-3) By baptism, freed from original sin, we become followers HIGH SCHOOL (10-12) The main purpose of vocation of Christ. Because we are His is to help us know God is our followers, we need to tell others Everyone has a vocation in Father and loves us. about Him; we should attend life. We have to be open to God's The main vocation of parents Church; attend religious classes; call and His plan for us. We know is to give children what they have good behavior wherever we already that we are called to be need, especially love. The main are; show good will to others. members of the Christian vocation of teachers is to help us Christian vocation is the ability to community. This membership learn'about God and other things means that we are required to be that we have to know. The main a witness upholding God's name vocation of priests is to tell us and following Christ in word and about God, to give us Holy deed. Communion, to love everybody and to pray for us. The main vocation of families is to talk We are basically aware of together and to pray together. this responsibility, but do not THE MAIN vocation of a always have a conscious feel for student is not to fight at school, it. We know that following Jesus saying you are sorry when you means, but we do not always take hurt somebody, listening to the the time to think about it in a teacher, being friends, not lying specific situation. The main about others. The main vocation reasons for this seem to be a pre- of the parish is to shake hands, occupation with self, misguided have people go to Communion serve Our Lord for His honor and and misplaced priorities, and and confession, help people to be glory. concentration on irrelevant happy, and to forgive others. It is not easy to winess to our things. Faith in our peer group, because MIDDLE GRADES (4-6) it is easier to follow the crowd. OUR SENSE of vocation is We also get weak at times and being strengthened through Vocation means to be called commit sin. A lot of people we prayer, our efforts at performing into God's family, and to set a should reach seem indifferent, good deeds, and taking the time Future Bishop? good example. As witnesses to and once we have been hurt by for introspection. Our life is our our vocation, we should explain their rejection it is hard to try vocation. Mike Nunes is surprised as Auxiliary Bishop Manuel our religion to others, share the again—but we know we should. Bible, love others, help to bring Moreno of Los Angeles places his mitre on the boy people closer to God, respect The vocation of parents is following-a Mass for Vocations at St. Bruno's parish. to love us, and give guidance We can make vocational The parish school had a two-week vocations program others and their religious beliefs. ministries of our life through The vocation of parents is to and encouragement. The that enabled students to learn about the lives of priests vocation of teachers is to priesthood, teaching, caring and Sisters. see that we learn about God for others, becoming parents, (teachers should help them to do teach us about God. The vocation of priests is to offer and many other means. Above this), to care for us, and to teach all, we have ministerial us the other things we have to Mass for us, to share God's love with us, to guide us, to vocations by giving of our know. The vocation of priests is to time and talent, being a loving offer Mass, to give us Com- help us learn more about Jesus and the Bible. person, and acting as a wit- munion . and the other ness and example for others. sacraments, to teach us, just to Our vocation as students is to Second-Career Vocations be a priest. show the Good News of Jesus, to Our own present vocation pray with our family and read Whatever specific vocation HOLY APOSTLES COLLEGE is: to listen in Church and go the Bible with them, to help we choose for our life, it must be and Seminary for Adults to Communion; to love our others, and to keep away from characterized by dedication and family, and obey our parents and teachers; to help others; AUTHENTIC CATHOLIC TEACHING to give money to the poor; to . suggest to others that they go COLLEGE SEMINARY MAJOR SEMINAR*, to Church (although we find it hard to talk about religion in a +Religious Studies ,,* +Theology group because of fear of being +Philosophy +SociaJ Sciences +Humanities

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 21,1978 f Page 15 Msgr. Philbin, founding pastor, dies Ex-UN delegate P. McGuire dies Continued from Page l) Father Philbin's first STATIONED on the fraternity of Christian ADELAIDE, Australia assignment was to St. Paul island of Guam, he built an Doctrine for the Diocese of — (NO—Paul McGuire, who groundwork for the Post- parish, Jacksonville, where he oratory for 200 servicemen Miami, which at that time was Australian delegate to the Conciliar efforts of renewal in formed the Laymen's Retreat using volunteer workers and covered 16 counties. United Nations in the early the field of catechesis. Vatican Association, St. Paul's parish celebrated daily Mass and IN 1965, Msgr.Philbin 1950s, and later, ambassador Council II's Declaration on sodality, young men's choir, evening prayers there for the became chaplain at , St. to Italy, is* dead at 75. Christian Education was the altar boys' choir and a school Marines. Joseph Novitiate and, sub- He was the author of blueprint and the guidelines band. Following his discharge sequently, served. as chaplain seven crime novels and co- for modern day Religious The late Abp. Joseph in 1946, he was assigned to at the Pennsylvania House author of an Australian stage Education. The foundations P. Hurley appointed him begin a new parish in Miami. before assuming residency at history. McGuire assisted in so firmly established by Msgr. diocesan superintendent of On Sept. 29, 1946, the Feast Villa Maria. translating the social teaching Philbin more than a decade schools in 1941, and Father of St. Michael the Archangel, of Pope Pius XI and editing ago have resulted in a more Philbin resumed studies at the first Mass was celebrated it into a book entitled viable on-going religious Catholic University of by Father Philbin in the Irish theologian "Restoring All things." Pius education effort within the America. XI, Pius XII, Pope John and Archdiocese today." auditorium of Miami Senior Two years later, he High School. Less than a year Pope Paul were among his enlisted in the Navy and later, Mass was celebrated in to lecture here friends. BORN in Baltimore, he graduated from the chaplain's the present St. Michael McGuire was educated at moved to St. Patrick parish, In conjunction with the Holy school at the College of. Church. Year now being observed in the Christian Brothers College, Miami Beach, as a youngster William and Mary Dec. 5, Pope John XXIII Archdiocese, a series of lectures Adelaide, and at the with his mother, the late Mrs. 1943. After a one-year elevated Father Philbin to by a well-known Irish theologian University of Adelaide. Sarah Egleston Philbin. The assignment at Oceanside, Ca., the rank of Papal Cham- will be featured in St. Rose of During World War II he first vocation from the parish, Father Philbin became chap- berlain in October, 1962, Lima parish, Miami Shores. served in the Royal Australian he entered the seminary to lain of the Third Division and he was invested by the As a preparation for the Oct 6 Navy. study for the priesthood and of the U.S. Marines. late Abp. Coleman F. outdoor Mass and faith rally in He was awarded the attended Loyola High School, In 1943, he accompanied Carroll on Dec. 16. Miami's Orange Bowl, Father Commendatore of the Italian St. Charles College and the Marines when they went Michael Ledwith, professor of Order of Merit and the Knight Mount St. Mary Seminary, ashore in the first assault In 1964, Msgr. Philbin dogmatic Theology at Maynooth Grand Cross of St. Sylvester. Baltimore. He was. ordained wave on Tarawa Island and was relieved as pastor of St. College, will speak at 7:30 p.m. on In 1963,. Queen Elizabeth II for the Diocese of St. remained throughout the Michael to become the full- Thursdays, July 27 and Aug. 3 made him a Commander of the Augustine June 8, 1934. entire engagement. time director of the Con- and 10 in the parish cafeteria. British Empire.

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Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday. July 21.19781 Page 17 LATIN VICAR Booted by Castro, he now looks after Latin people here

By ARACELICANTERO Voice Spanish Editor 'More than bringing Ideas, From his little office facing Biscayne Bay, at the Shrine of Our I see my role In discovering Lady of Gharity, and driving back and forth to the Chancery in his six- year-old Volkswagen bug, Msgr. the needs of the people of God Agustin Roman keeps in touch with the whole spectrum of Latin and seeking Catholics in the Archdiocese of Miami. to respond to them." As the Episcopal Vicar for the Spanish speaking, he says: "I've -Nisgr. Roman seen a tremendous growth in the Archdiocese in the past few years. prominent for a long time in this "Since 1967 I've watched the country. strong immigration of Cuban exiles and the more recent settlement of "Right now, and in terms of the thousands of Vietnamese refugees. Spanish speaking Catholics, I think "NOW WE HAVE numerous we should do more reflection on four Haitians looking for jobs, lodging elements I consider essential to our and a way of life in the area, and the growth. flow of Latin American tourists into "We have to revitalize the Miami is constant and ever parishes, create small faith growing," he says. communities, support apostolic Msgr. Roman has no parish of movements and develop pastoral his own, but he helps out in many ministries at all levels," he said. when needed, filling in when priests He believes there should not be are on vacation, or celebrating competition or friction among the Liturgies for special groups and four elements, since each has a apostolic movements. specific role in the growth of the total As Spanish Vicar he is community. responsible for the apostolate among knew at the time the point of and cultures," he commented. "At the same time we can't Latins, and he knows he has to take destination, and none, —including He agreed that until the Second forget the whole realm of popular the Archbishop's vision wherever he Cuban Bishop Boza Masvidal— had National Pastoral Encounter (En- religiosity which is so much a part of goes. But he says, "even in the Bible, with them any belongings or iden- cuentro II), held in Washington D.C. Latin countries," he says. God used the prophets, taking into tification papers. last summer, "we didn't really know "Here at the Shrine I come in account of their personality and After a special letter from Pope each other." contact with the simple faith of the style." John XXIII to the bishops of the "Encuentro II was an op- people outside of the liturgical portunity for the whole Hispanic "More than bringing ideas, world, asking them to receive the community. They need symbols and Cuban priests in their dioceses, family in the U.S. to sit together devotions, and they look for Jesus in I see my role in discovering the around the same table and listen to needs of the people of God, and Msgr. Roman spent five years in,, Mary's arms," he adds. Chile as a missionary and eventually each other. We discovered our AND THAT'S why Msgr. seeking to respond to them," he brothers the Mexican-American, the says. "But above all I think the came to Miami in 1967. Roman has developed at the Shrine a He served in St. Mary's Chicanos, Puerto Ricans, Colom- wide program of activities aimed at Spanish Vicar must be a man of bians... We discovered the unity of reflection," he adds. cathedral and as a chaplain in Mercy initiating pilgrims in the knowledge Hospital, and by appointment of the our pluralism," he said. of the Bible. Hundreds of them are "We see the eleven apostolic "FOR YEARS we had to already enrolled in a Bible course he movements which have emerged in late Archbishop Coleman F. Carroll, coordinated the efforts to build the challenge the vision of assimilation runs through the mail." Perhaps we the Archdiocese, and we may tend to held by many, even among Hispanic should make a better use of the mass forget the great tradition of apostolic Shrine of Our Lady of Charity, where he has served as chaplain since 1971. leaders," he said. media," he adds. "Our priority can action already present years back in "The doctrine of the Church has really be summarized in one word: most Latin countries," he says. He was appointed Episcopal Vicar for the Spanish speaking in 1975. always been clear on the possibility Evangelization. "It was then that we learned to of unity and pluralism of expressions, "And that is not really my be really concerned about those who Looking back at the growth of the pluralistic community, but often we paid more attention to idea," he comments. "It's the Pope's, don't believe, about the world out sociological trends than to the the American bishops' and our own there." which is now the Archdiocese, he dares to say growth hasn't been Gospel," he said, referring to the Archbishop's. EXILED FROM Cuba in 1961 theory of the "melting pot" "It is the call of the Holy Year." with 126 priests, Msgr. Roman left easy. Cuba on the Covadonga ship, after "We had to gain awareness of spending one month in prison. our roots. There is even among None of the priests with him Hispanics a diversity of nationalities KRARER FUNERAL HOME Fort Lauderdale Pompano Beach Sample Road Deerfield Beach 565-5591 '• 941 -4111 946-2900 4275544 FUNERAL HOMES Boca Raton R. 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• Critic an gobierno de universitarios Torrijos CIUDAD DE PANAMA— e Institute (NC)—Los obispos de Panama declaran en carta pastoral sobre la situacion del pais que el de Educacion arreglo del canal no resuelve otros problemas, que dependen continuada... de la voluntad de los panamenos de alcanzar "una democracia politica, econ6miea y social." ...metas de oficina de Preocupados por cierta violencia politica en vispera de elecciones Ministerios Laicates a la asamblea de corregidores (agosto), los obispos piden al gobierno y a la oposici6n que no Representantes de movlmientos a la Pastoral hlspana escuchan a Mercedes Scopetta, directora empanen un futuro ipromisorio. de la Oficina de Ministerios Laicales. Critican al gobierno del Gen. Omar Torrijos en varios puntos: Durante la reunion del equipo coor- concrete, bajo la coordinacion de la Oficina que prdximamente dos miembros de su permitir que grupos marxistas se dinador del apostolado seglar hispano, el de Ministerios Laicales. programa participara"n enviados por su, declaren sus portavoces, pasado viernes 14, representantes de los Resumiendo la actividad de su oficina en oficina, en un taller de evangelizaci6n en manipulaciones de grupos movimientos apostolicos dialogaron con la los liltimos meses, la Dra. Scopetta, describio Washington D.C., para implementar despues estudiantiles, ineficiencia y doctora Mercedes Scopetta sobre los ob- el Consejo de Laicos, creado el pasado mes de sus conocimientos en la Archidi6cesis. A personalismo en la ad- jetivos de la Oficina de Ministerios Laicales diciembre para asesorar a su Oficina. Segun informo la doctora, existen tam- ministracion publica, falta de que ella dirige. Tambien indico que tal Consejo es de caracter bien planes de crear un Institute de control en los fondos y gastos Los participantes senalaron la im- temporal y ser£ quiza's en un futuro ab- Educacion Continuada, utilizando la publicos, y "la poca representa- portancia de clarificar la terminologia hasta sorbidocon la creaci6ndeunConsejoPastoral acreditacion del Seminario-College de St. tividad" de la asamblea, que s61o el momento utilizada para describir el Archidiocesano.La Doctora inform6 que su John Vianney. tiene funciones consultivas. programa diocesano de ministerios laicales. oficina esta trabajando en la creaci6n de Bajo el concepto de, "universidad sin Desde el golpe de 1968 quedaron La Dra. Scopetta senal6 el deseo del ar- modelos para formacion de ministros en paredes" los cursos en ingl6s y espanol suspendidos los partidos politicos zobispo McCarthy de fomentar en todos los areas rurales, y modelos de apostolado estarian coordinados por la Oficina de tfadicionales. fieles el sentido de servicio y lograr, de los universitario, utilizando el College de Ministerios Laicales, pero pudiendo tener que asi se sientan llamados, un compromiso Broward, y la Universidad de Miami. Sefial6 lugar en diversas areas de la Archidiocesis. • Disuelven manifestation estudiantil MANAGUA, Nicaragua— Dice primer sacerdote sordo de USA (NC)—La Guardia Nacional ii disolviti con bombas la- crim6genas una manifestaci6n Mi sacerdocio: nueva era para los sordos" de estudiantes de la Universidad (Catelica) Centroamericana, que "Siento tremendo peso al representar a con nosotros," coment6. "No sabe nuestro protestaban contra la represi6n los cattilicos sordos, porque nunca han tenido lenguaje de signos, no sabe que hacer con por la misma Guardia de representaci6n anteriormente," dice el padre nosotros. Quizas no existe suficiente dialogo estudiantes en Jinotepe, ciudad Thomas Coughlin, de 31 anos y el primer entre la Iglesia y los sordos," a&adid. del interior, con el resultado de 5 sacerdote sordo ordenado en los Estados El padre Coughlin opina que existe en la muertos y 15 heridos. Nicaragua Unidos. Iglesia Cat61ica tanta burocracia "que le ha estado en convulsi6n politica "No le doy gran importancia al ser el resulta dificil tener sensibilidad hacia contra la dinastia de 40 anos de primer sacerdote sordo de la nacidn pero me nuestras necesidades, especialmente porque los Somoza. preocupa que se me tenga como un idolo," somos una minorla." Padre coment6 durante una entrevista con Frank "Quisiera que existiese mis sensibilidad, • Huelga de maestros en Hall para The Voice. mds sacerdotes y religiosas dispuestas a Thomas Lima trabajar con los sordos," anadib. LIMA, Peru—(NC)—Entre "Prefiero que se me acepte primero Coughlin. los miles de maestros en huelga como persona, y no por lo que represento," El sacerdote deplorb que no existe a nivel por mejoras de salario, 200 afiadi6, durante su estancia en Miami Beach nacional, oficina para los minusvalidos, escogieron el ayuno en varias dpnde asistio al congreso catolico para sordos mientras existen toda clase de colectas como los demis, s61o que nuestros oidos no iglesias para dar mayor fuerza al la semana pasada. nacionales para minorias: indios, negros, funcionan," coment6. reclamo. El gobierno ordend Sordo de nacimiento, el sacerdote afirm6 seminarios, etc. "Han de existir en la Iglesia igualdad de desalojarlas. La junta militar que durante demasiado tiempo la Iglesia "En las liturgias no se ofrece iri- condiciones para todos, y como sordos hemos dice que la crisis econ6mica no habia dependido de otros, para represent terpretatikm con signos, y los sordos acaban de encontrar nuestra identidad. permite aumentos. tarnos. Ya es hora de que nos representemos aburri6ndose y dejando la Iglesia," dijo, "No estamos muy seguros de quien nosotros mismos," afiadi6. comentando que con frecuencia las somos, y necesitamos reflexionar y • Movimiento Familiar "Mi sacerdocio marca una nueva era denominaciones protestantes trabajan mis conocernos...pero no que nos digan otros lo Cristiano celebra Congreso paralos sordos,"dijo."En generalno existe en en este sentido. que somos," afiadi6. la Iglesia mucha respuesta las necesidades de "No queremos que la Iglesia nos vea Ordenado sacerdote el aflo pasado el HOUSTON, Texas—(NC)— los sordos, aunque existen muchos esfuerzos como un peso sino como un testimonio. Dios padre Coughlin es religioso trinitario y Mons. Patrick Flores, obispo de favorables por parte de iglesias locales e se vale de nuestra debilidad...No buscamos recorre los Estados Unidos, predicando y El Paso, sera el orador principal individuos," dijo. cambiar nuestra condicidn, nos sentimos desarrollando programas para sordos en la en la convencion del Movimiento "Creo que la Iglesia se siente incomoda perfectamente adaptados, y tan normales nacitfn. Familiar Cristiano a celebrarse aqui del 28 al 30 de julio. Tambten hablaran Mons. Raymond Pena, obispo auxiliar de San Antonio, y A redescubrir espiritualidad ... el Dr. Hector, J. Romeu, quien explicara una forma natural de (Viene de la Pag. 20) Para &., es importante descubrir las responsabilidad mas directa sobre los nuevos planificacion de la prole, investigo los archivos para ayudar a un figuras de sacerdotes diocesanos que a trav6s estudiantes, tarea en la que le ayuda un conocido por metodo Billings. companero en la tesis y en Alemania trabajo' de la historia se distinguieron por sus con- reducido equipo de profesores. en una planta de autom6biles—corta ex- tribuciones a la sociedad y en la renovacion "Despues del primer ano los estudiantes periencia de sacerdote obrero. de la Iglesia, tanto en Florida como a escala tienen una variedad de opciones en cuanto a Anteriormente, y despues de su or- nacional y entre los diversos grupos de in- direccion espiritual," agreg6. IIMP RENT A denacion en 1970, el sacerdote cubano fue migrantes al pais. "Hemos de descubrir y "MARESMA" sacerdote asistente en St. Kevin y St. Agatha conocer a los que pueden ser para nosotros El seminario sigue las orientaciones de y capelldn universitario en la Universidad modelos," anadi6. los obispos de la nacion en su documento: Internacional de la Florida, (FIU), Programa de Formacion Sacerdotal, de 1966. 70 N. W. 22 Ave. - Mian Fla. "A traves de la historia ha existido in- Tambien fue durante un afio profesor de tercambio y enriquecimiento entre el clero Segun este, la meta de la formaci6n teologia en el seminario mayor de la ar- diocesano y las drdenes religiosas, espiritual es el desarrollo personal e integral Gran Surtido de Tarjetas para chidiocesis. especialmente monasticas," dijo. "Quizas de los candidates. Bodas, Bautizos, Comuniones, Enviado en 1975 a Washington, para despues del Concilio de Trento nuestro estilo "Y cuando hablamos de la persona obtener el doctor ado en teologia historica de vida ha sido moldeado por influencias hablamos de su identidad y su cultura," Cumpleanos, Recordatorios y con especialidad en patrlstica—primeros monasticas, pero hemos de recuperar nuestra comento el padre Garcia. Misas. Impresionesal Relieve. siglos de la Iglesia, el padre Garcia-Allen anterior tradicion de clero diocesano," "Creo que mis experiencias sacerdotales vivio tres anos con los sacerdotes agustinos aftadio. en este y otros paises son una riqueza que TODA CLASE DE TRABAJOS donde "pude llegar a apreciar las diferencias El padre Garcia-Allen piensa continuar la puedo poner al servicio de la Arquidi6cesis." entre la espiritualidad de las comunidades labor de sus antecesores en el seminario: "Me siento comodoconambas culturas, y COMERCIALES Y SOCIALES religiosas y la del clero diocesano." Monsenor James Walsh, desde 1970 a 1977, y creo podre ayudar a los estudiantes a "Creo que debemos ir creando una el padre Gerard Morris en el ultimo ano. descubrir su identidad proveniente de AHDPRE TIEMPD Y DINERD teologia de la Iglesia local y una mayor diversas tradiciones culturales. CONFIANDONDS 'SUS IMPRESQS "Mi papel sera principalmente el de profundizacion sobre el 'Presbiterio'—el coordinador entre otros miembros del "Para mi el nombramiento es un reto y MtMOS tlMIMENTE KSUli f. «. equipo de ministros de Dios, reunidos junto al profesorado que son tambten directores una riqueza. Espero ser de servicio a todos," TELEFONO 642-7266 obispo para el servicio de una diocesis." espirituales," senalo indicando tambien su afiadio. Miami, Florida / THE VOICE / Friday, July 21, 1978 I Page 19 Madre Angelica a 4,000 carismaticos de Florida "Evangelicen su hogar y cambiaran el mundo" ST. LEO—Cerca de 4,000 evangelizacion. bama, Madre Angelica, quien desarrollado todo un ministerio carismaticos la religiosa de carismaticos cat61icos acudieron Durante la Tercera Con- les dijo: "Entreguen su mente a de la palabra a traves de clausura afirmo que todos los el pasado fin de semana al ferencia Carismatica Anual de Jesus y podran cambiar el mundo pequenos folletos que ella misma cristianos estan 11am ados a vivir College de St. Leo y escucharon Florida, los participantes por el Espiritu del Senor que escribe, imprime y distribuye la santidad desde su estado de la llamada de evangelizar el escucharon a la Abadesa de las habitara en Ustedes." gratis. vida. Invito a los matrimonios a mundo y comenzar por la propia Clarisas en Birmingham, Ala- La madre Angelica ha En su mensaje a los vivir cada uno para el otro y

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21 DE JULIO DE 1978 Voz llenar la plenitud del Sacramento de su union. Tambien invito a todos a evangelizar sus hogares, familias y barrios y con ello cambiar el mundo. El obispo auxiliar de Grand Rapids, Monsenor Joseph McKei, hablo de la riqueza del Espiritu Santo, explicando que el termino griego Paraclito se traduce co- mo "el que acude a asistir, a Con cartel en mano, facilitar, a interceder por Maggy Castaneda in- nosotros, a darnos poder y a vita a los jbvenes impulsarnos a salir como testigos hispanos de la archi- de la Buena Noticia." ciocesis a participar Monsenor Charles Me en las jornadas juve- Laughlin, obispo de la diocesis niles del proximo fin de St. Petersburg expresd para el de semana, 28 a 30 grupo los saludos de los obispos de julio. Junto a ella de Florida. Roberto Pire y Uno de los dirigentes laicos Guillermo Fernandez, Joe Breault afirmo que Jesus tambien al frente de demostro pasion por crear unidad y restaurar las vidas la organization de las rotas. Anadio que el amor radical jornadas. y el empuje por la unidad es un proceso a veces con mezcla de alegria y dolor. Lo comparo al proceso de nacimiento invitando a los cristianos a mantener la mirada vuelta hacia el reino de Dios. Otros predicadores se- Oracion y alcoholismo entre temas fialaron la importancia de proclamar la Buena Noticia del Evangelio en el mundo y entre los para jornadas juveniles del 28 al 30problemas de falta de unidad y materialismo. Urgieron a los evangelizadores para que se "iMe siento latino o americano, soy diversos grupos juveniles en las parroquias, alcoholismo. "Estamos buscando mantengan firmemente en- tradicionalista o plastico? dice el cartel que las jornadas celebraran actividades el profesionales expertos para cada tema" raizados en la comunidad y anuncia las jornadas de reflexion que planea viernes 28 en St. Dominic, el s£bado 29 en San explico Roberto Pire de la parroquia de San entregados a la acci6n del la Pastoral Juvenil Hispana para el proximo Juan Bosco, con baile, banda popular y Vicente de Paul, quien indico que los temas se Espiritu Santo. Tambien fin de semana. "Dynamite Disco" y talleres formativos el ofreceran mafiana y tarde para lograr mas recomendaron el tormento de un domingo 30 en Corpus Christi. participacion. proceso de conversion y perdon "Nos proponemos unir a los jdvenes' La Jornada terminara con una para todos en la Iglesia. catolicos hispanos de la archidiocesis y pasar Se ofrecer an charlas sobre: Oracion y meditacion sobre el hambre en el mundo un rato de alegrfa y reflexi6n," dijo Maggy meditacion transcendental, religiones presentada con audiovisuales. (La semana Castaneda, de la parroquia de St. Kevin, y comparadas, el Espiritu Santo, Cultura en proxima La Voz informard sobre el horario y COMUNIDAD una de las organizadoras de las jornadas. dos mundos, el adulto en el grupo juvenil y conferenciantes de las jornadas) • Festival de verano en la "Creemos que el unirnos y tener ratos de parroquia de San Juan Bosco, alegria es una forma eficiente de comunicar 1301 West Flagler, comenzando el el mensaje de Cristo," afiadio Guillermo viernes 21 hasta el domingo 23. Fernandez de la parroquia de San Juan el "Redescubrir Grandes premios, plantas, Apostol en Hialeah. payasos, comida y alegria para toda la familia. "Las jornadas est&n abiertas a IOQKS los espiritualidad de jovenes, aunque no hayan participado en un • Seminario de Vida en el Encuentro Juvenil," comento. "Es im- clero diocesano" Espiritu Santo, organizado por la portante ofrecer acogida a los jovenes que no Renovaci6n Carismatica his- tienen grupos con quien compartir," dijo. pana, en la parroquia de Santa La Hermana Lourdes, de la Pastoral Por ARACELICANTERO Ana, 13890 S.W. 264 St. Naranja el Juvenil explico que las jornadas quieren sabado 22 y 29 de julio. Dara reunir a los jovenes que estin de vacaciones "Creo que debemos continuar comienzo a las 9:30 a.m. hasta las durante el verano. "Nunca se habia desarrollando la espiritualidad del sacerdocio 4 p.m. Informacion 552-0246 y 248- diocesano, su sentido de identidad y su 6640. organizado algo de este tipo y esperamos que Padre Carlos tenga exito," anadi6. historia," dice el sacerdote cubano Carlos Garcia-Allen • Venta de objetos y pequeno Preparadas con la participacion de los Garcia-AUen, nuevo director espiritual del nombrado Di|- rastro anual en Boystown, 11400 seminario mayor de San Vicente de Paul en rector Espiritual S.W. 137 Ave., el sabado 29 de Boynton Beach. ••••••••••••••••• del seminario julio, comenzando a las 9:30 a.m. Nacido en Cuba hace 32 anos y educado en mayor, St. hasta las 3 p.m. El jueves 3 de agosto tcndra lugar en Puerto Rico, Roma y en la Universidad Vicente de Paul • Encuentro Escolapio, Catolica de America, en Washington, D.C., el organizado por la Union Familia la Catedral dc St. Mary una Misa con- afiadio durante una entrevista con La Voz. celebrada en memoria del arzobispo padre Garcia-Allen piensa que es fun- Escolapia Cubana, para ex- Coleman F. Carroll, fallecido el 26 de julio damental para el sacerdote diocesano "sentir Durante los veranos mientras estudiaba alumnos dentro y fuera de de 1977. La Misa dara eomienzo a las 7:30 con la Iglesia universal." su licenciatura en teologia en la Universidad Miami. Tendra lugar el 19 de "Mis experiencias durante cuatro anos en Gregoriana en Roma el padre Garcia-Allen agosto en el Hotel Konover de Roma ampliaron mi vision de Iglesia, por el visit6 otros paises de Europa. En Espana Miami Beach. Para informacion contacto con estudiantes de otros paises," (Pasa a la Pag. 19) 856-8229 y 620-0628. Page 20 / Miami, Florida / THE VOICE I Friday, July 21, 1978.