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VOL. II, NO. 20 Price *$5 a year ... 15 cents a copy AUGUST 5, 1960 Adrian Dominican Sisters Dade Tops CenSUS With 172,663; -•Establish Five Provinces; i South Headquarters Here Broward Is 'Most ' County Dade has the most Catholics Catholics who represent 26 per A generalate and five pro- but Broward is the "most Cath- Catholic population of Diocese by parishes, cent of the total county figure. vinces have been inaugrated for olic" of all 16 counties in the deaneries on Page 8. Catholic growth in Broward is for the Domincan Sisters of the Diocese of Miami, according to evidenced by the fact that of Congregation of the Most Holy an analysis of the population all the new parishes erected by Rosary of Adrian, figures revealed last week in Bishop Coleman F. Carroll since with the provincial house of the the first diocese-wide census. total Catholic population of lics represents about 19 per the Diocese of Miami was cre- the Diocese. cent. southern area located at Rosa- Total Catholic population of ated on Aug. 13, 1958, nine of rian Academy, West Palm the Diocese has been an- According to the recent Fed- In Broward County the Fed- them have been in that county. Beach. nounced as 331,668. Of that eral census, the total popula- eral census showed a total pop- LARGEST PARISHES number, 172,663 live in Dade tion of Dade County js 917,865, ulation of 329,431, and the Dio- With the final approbation St. Mary Cathedral , in County, or 52 per cent of the of which the number of Catho- cese census a total of 86,376 of the , Reverend Miami, is the largest parish in Mother Mary Gerald, O.P., the Diocese with\ a total of mother general of the congre- 13,791 baptized Catholics. Other gation which has served in parishes with more than 8,000 South Florida for the past 37 Catholics are: years and now has 2,146 pro- Corpus Christi, Miami, 13, MOTHER MARY GERALD fessed Sisters, this week an- 623. Mother General nounced the districts of the new administrative organiza- St. Anthony, Ft. Lauder- tion. dale, 13,258. Little Flower, Coral Gables, Under the direction of Domin- 13,102. ican Sisters designated as Moth- er Provincials, provinces will be St. Michael, Miami, 11,539. located in the following areas: Little Flower, Hollywood, 10,447. St. Rose of Lima Province includes the states of Florida, St. Clement, Ft. Lander- Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, dale, 10,434. West Virginia, and South Caro- St. Stephen, West Holly- lina as well as the Bahama Is- wood, 9,944. : lands, and the Do- minican Ttepublic. Holy Family, Nortk Ml- ami, 9,151. Mother M. Ann Catherine, O.P., will be the provincial at St. Brendan, Miami, 9,122. MOTHER M. ANN CATHERINE Rosarian Academy where she St. Mary Star of Sea, Key Heads Province formerly served as superior and West, 9,027. principal. Immaculate Conception, Hi- BOUNDARIES DESIGNATED aleah, 8,649. | Diocese To Aid Immaculate Conception Pro- Our Lady Queen of Mar- vince will be comprised of low- tyrs, Ft. Lauderdale, 8,342. er Michigan west of Woodward Voice Photo ;|n Completion Of Avenue in Detroit and in those Our Lady, Perpetual Help, places situated outside of De- CENSUS INFORMATION is kept up to date in street in the parish. Co-chairmen of the group Opa Locka, 8,338. troit west of Route M 53 be- Epiphany parish, South Miami, by a committee are Mr. and Mrs. Richard Flynn, shown above jNational Shrine of men and women who regularly check every examining a map with Mrs. Frank Blaney. St. James, North Miami, tween Detroit and Port Austin 8,324. People of the Diocese of on Lake Huron. Miami, along with Catholics PARISH METHODS UNDER STUDY SS. Peter and Paul, Miami, throughout the United^, States, Mother Mary Edmund, 8,216. will be given an opportunity to O.P.-, who served as vice- St. John Apostle, Hialeafa, help complete to its final details president of Barry College 8,122. the National' Shrine of the Im- from 1952-58 will be the super- Census Data Kept Up To Date maculate Conception in Wash- ior at the provincial house at St. Francis Assisi, Riviera Beach, 8,091. ington, D.C. Rosary High School in De- Because keeping statistics up tion in Epiphany parish, South One copy of the map ought to To aid in that purpose, Bishop troit. - to date is just as important as Miami. be enlarged to wall size and Largest of the deaneries — gathering them originally, all Coleman F.- Carroll has directed St. Dominic- Province will in- VISITS TO HOMES hung in the rectory. Smaller groupings of parishes according parishes of the Diocese of Mi- to geographical areas — is the *hat a special collection be clude the upper peninsula of sections of the map are distrib- ami are expected to adopt a sys- In explaining how the pro- North Dade beanery, with a to- :en up. in all churches of the gram functions, Father John uted to the committee members. iocese on Monday, Aug. 15, (Continued on Page 14) tematic method of conducting a tal Catholic population of 116,- Q'Dowd, pastor, said tha.t like the Feast'of the Assumption of continuing census. The parish is then divided geo- 466. the diocesan census itself, the the Blessed Mother. graphically into sections accord- Information that is to be program requires clerical work ing to the distribution of fami- Others are Broward Deanery, Work on the shrine was begun gathered by volunteer workers in the rectory and in the homes lies as was indicated by the dio- 86,376; South Dade Deanery, 38 years ago and it was solemn- Masses Increased At will preserve the accuracy of of volunteer members of the cesan census. The size of the 67,093; East Coast Deanery, 50- ly dedicated on Nov. 20, 1959. tfie extensive fact-finding proj- parish census commfttee. It also section can also be determined 949, and West Coast Deanery, 10,784. However, only the super-struc- ; Northside Chapel ect recently completed by the requires periodic visits to homes by the number of apariments, ture is finished and much work diocese. within the parish to learn of , city lots and acre es- remains to be done in the in- | An increase in the Mass births and deaths and of fami- tates. On the wall map, the sec- terior. (> schedule at St. Mary's Chapel At the parish level, pastors lies moving in and out. The tions should be bordered in red LEA LA in the Northside Center has will know precisely the size and and numbered from one through American Catholics, under the composition of their parishes de- work is rather detailed, he cau- direction of the Bishops of the •, been announced by Msgr. tioned, and it isn't easy. 50 or higher. Anyone looking at SECCION Patrick J. O'Donoghue. spite the ceaseless changes the wall map should be able to' , have made the ; which occur within the popula- present structure possible by Maps are a necessity. They tell at a glance the section 1 Due to overflowing crowds . tion. their generosity . through the may be obtained at a reason- number of any address in the ESPANOLA last Sunday at .the Chapel, j years. The shrine already has able-price from the County parish. DE an 8:30 Mass will be added i. Methods of conducting the become a great center of devo- census follow-up are currently Engineering Department, or to the present schedule of ^ The next Step is to take all of THE VOICE tion by' pilgrims from every under study by the Diocesan from the City Engineering De- 9:30 and 11:30 Masses. | : the Family Cards that were , en las state and many foreign coun- Census Committee and include a partment if the parish is lo- PAGINAS 20 y 21 : tries. . . .- -'.. :. •• : • mmmmmmml method that is already in opera- cated within a municpality. (Continued on Page 8) Pilgrims In Munich Applaud *,*¥ 'V'A World Cathofics Must Aid Papal Legate, Attend Masses | Needy Nations, Vatican Says By FATHER PLACID JORDAN Another highlight was the or- By MANFRED WENZEL adopted by this meeting of the dination of 90 priests of various genera! assembly — "The hu- MUNICH, Germany (NO — MUNICH, Germany (NC) — man and Christian advancement The personal representative of religious orders. This was sche- The Holy See has urged the of nations in the process of de- Pope John XXIII opened the duled for 11 churches of the Conference of International velopment" — implies a serious 37th International Eucharistic city to allow Catholics to be as Catholic Organizations "to stir obligation for Catholics. Congress before half a million close as possible to the rites of the Catholics of the whole world people gathered in one of Mu- to a great fraternal effort on The Conference of Interna- Bich's great parks. ordination. behalf of the "less-developed na- tional Catholic Organizations Gustavo Cardinal Testa, Pa- That same day offered "aga- tions." was founded in 1927 and now pal Legate to the congress, pes" or brotherly meals after includes such organizations as In a letter sent on behalf of the International Catholic Com- meusted the tfaree-story-high the early Christian manner in Pope John XXIII, Domenico mission for Migration, the In- "altar island" at the center of in four halls of the city. Spe- tte heartshaped park and was Cardinal Tardini declared ternational Catholic Child Bu- cial guests were invited. heavily applauded. also that Catholics should reau, the International Federa- "unite their actions on the tion of Catholic Universities, All participants in the con- Among the Americans atten- educational, social and civil the Society of St. Vincent ^e gress had an opportunity to re- ding the congress are delegates levels in order to promote the Paul, Pax Romana ajnd n ceive the first blessings of the from the Diocese of Miami. development of these (under- others. ~ 90 newly ordained priests that Led by Msgr. Robert Schiefen, developed) nations." evening at a Mass at the con- chancellor, the Miami group ar- More .than 200 delegates and gress site. rived in Munich last Saturday Cardinal Tardini, who is Sec- experts from 40 nations and all and.participated in some of the DACHAU CAMP VISITED retary of State to the Holy See, continents attended the general pointed out that the theme week-long devotional exercises. Congress authorities named assembly. On Tuesday, the Floridians went Friday the "Day of the- Cross" by to Oberammergau where because it featured a pilgrim- they stayed for two days and age of atonement to the site ALL NEW - ALL NYLON saw the famous Passion Play. of the nazi concentration camp They returned to Munich oil at Dachau, near Munich. FLORIDIANS of the Diocese of Miami are shown outside St. Thursday afternoon and will Peter's Basilica, , during their visit to the Eternal City en Dayton Thorabred Saturday night at the con- take part in the concluding ex- route to the Eucharistic Congress in Munich, Germany. The ercises of the Eucharistic Con- gress site a Pontifical High group, led by Msgr. Robert W. Schiefen, chancellor, returns to gress which ends on Sunday. Mass in the Byazantine Rite was to be concelebrated by 20 Miami next week. DAYTON'S PRESTIGE TIRE Twenty-nine cardinals, 500 Bishops. Greek, Russian and bishops and thousands of clergy- Ukrainian choirs were to sing, men and Religious heard Cardin- and the people were to renew al Testa declare the congress their baptismal promises. open. They heard the choir call Lights were to be distributed Communist Threat Spurred on the patron saints of all the as a symbol of Christ's victo- nations of the earth to bless ry over darkness. this congress, in which repre- Growth Of Church In India sentatives of almost every na- The congress ends Sunday, tion were present. August 7, with a Mass at the NEW YORK (NO — A visit- camund, established in 1955 bor- Theresienweise, and a broad- ing bishop from India stated 3SW32? CHURCH BELLS PEAL ders Kerala state. cast address from Pope John here that the communist threat The bells of Munich churches Speaking of the population Holy Communion will be distrib- in India stimulated spiritual life pealed out the news that the uted! there and resulted in a closer problem in India, Bishop Pad- congress had begun. The im- iyara said "most of the com-' mense crowd joined the prayers The immense congregation at union of the Church and laity. the congress site will join in mon people of India agree • NEW, EXCLUSIVE TWIN and while the Cardinals, Bishop Anthony Padiyara SAF-T-LOK TREAD DESIGN | bishops and clergy began to singing the Mass, along with with the Church in its opposi- of the South India Diocese of • NEW, NON-SKfD SAFETY M 40,000 MILES move in slow procession through choirs and bands. There will be Ootacamund called at Catholic tion to birth control. Catholic Communion for the participants SI ill WRITING by PAN-AMERICAN the Theresienweise park. Brill- Relief Services — National and non-Catholics alike be- • NEW, LONGER TREADWEAR 3f teJJeK CO. plus road.hazard fliaran- from all parts of the world, fol- ntonjuc MIIFA<-*\ «§ against cuts, breaks, bruises iantly attired guards of honor Catholic Welfare Conference lieve that babies are blessings (BONUS MILEAGf) SB Mc withou, ,ny exceptions. Com- lowed by a Eucharistic proces- were in the van. Then came here. He said the communist • NEW HANDSOME STYLING f§ anteed 35.000 representatives of some of the sion and blessing. Then the bells and the more the better. government in India's Kerala • EASIER PARKING, STEERING hundreds of Catholic societies of the city will peal out to signal state was ousted last year "Those really interested in represented at the congress. the end of the congress just as , after a period of persecution. birth control," the Bishop stat- NYLON TUBELESS BLACKWALLS Behind their colorful banners they signalled its beginning. This may have been "provi- came a detachment of the Ger- ed, "are not the poor, b»t the FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE LITURGICAL CORE dential" for the Church and man armed forces. rich, who want the pleasures of SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE Throughout the congress cul- all India, he added. , The opening ceremony em- life without its burdens." 6.70x15 62.55 2 17 ..... 22.15 tural and devotional meetings "As it happened," the Bishop phasized the liturgical charac- will surround its liturgical core. , The Indian prelate lauded 7.10x15 ..... 68.65 ..... 2.27 24.15 ter of the congress. It was said, "the Kerala incident Scores of societies have come CRS-NCWC for its shipments of 7.50x14 ..... 68.65 2.14 22.15 called a "statio orbis," or showed India that a communist to the congress to hold their government destroys both free- relief supplies and food to the 8 00x14 ..... 75.45 2.26 ..... 24.15 gathering of the entire Catho- meetings in conjunction with it. lic world. The phrase literally dom and religion." people of India. 8.50x14 ..... 82.85 2.42 26.40 means "station of the world," Cultural events included per- Within Kerala, he; said, the 9.00x14 . .... 92.00 2.61 , 29.30 and fe a play on the tradition- formances of musical works experience of a communist re- NYLON TUBELESS WHITEWALLS al Bturgical term "statio ur- by Bach, Mozart, Janacek, gime has helped to form a new Pope Says Heart bis," «r "station of the city," Bruckner, and Honegger. unity between people of all re- FACTORY SUGGESTED FEDERAL SALE which was a ceremony pre- There were plays by Claudel, ligious faiths. Is With Congress SIZE LIST PRICE EXCISE TAX PRICE sided over by the Pope at Fabbri, and other well-known 6.70x15 76.00 2.17 . 26.75 tome appointed church in the modern playwrights. The Bishop's diocese of.Oota- CASTELGANDOLFO, Italy 7.10x15 ..... 84.00 2.27 29.25 city of Rome. , : (NO — Pope John XXIII has said that his heart is in 7.60x15 92.00 2 45 31.95 Although the congress em- Munich where the 37th In- 8.00x15 102.50 . 2 62 ..... 35.50 braced Scores of meetings and ternational Eucharistic Con- 8.20x15 106.25 . 2.80 .36.75 exhibitions, its key was liturgi- gress is being held. 7.50x14 89.35 ..... 2.14 ..... 26.75 cal. The Bishops of the host- Late Pope Pius XI Willed country of Germany described Pope John revealed what 8.00x14 92.40 2.26 ...:. 29J "the congress as "this great he called his "temptation" to 8.50x14 . 101.45 2 42 31.95' world-wide Corpus Christi Day." Wine To His Successor go to Munich in an audience 9.00x14 112.70 2.61 35.50 They called it "an act of reli- ROME (NC) — Two bottles of wine are awaiting the with Gustavo Cardinal Testa, 9.50x14 . 116.90 2.80 36.75 his personal legate to the gion, the great thanksgiving in man who will be pope_ in the year 2000. They bear the label congress. CREDIT OR BUDGET TERMS — Your old tires con be your which we proclaim the death of "Pius XI, for his successor in the year 2000." the Lord until He come." DOWN PAYMENT The Pope recounted the This is revealed in a biography of Pope Pius XI written All Prices Exct. for Recappaale Tire. Otherwise Add %% per tire. •UNHOLY ALLIANCE' impressions made on him as by Carlo Cardinal Confalonieri, his secretary. This is a far cry from the a young priest when he at: PAN-AMERICAN TIRE CO political label which East Ger- Cardinal Confalonieri says that when Pope Pius XI was tended the 1912 International . many's communist government in his last illness in February of 1939, he received good Eucharistic Congress in Vi- • 2777 N.W. 54th ST. have tried to pin on the Euchar- wishes for his recovery from all countries, along with gifts. enna. He said that at that • 1450 N. MIAMI AVE. • 2701 N.W. 7th AVE. istic congress. They called it an Among the gifts was a bottle of 50-year-old wine. The Pope time he visited Munich and • 10535 N.W. 27th AVE. • 574Q S. DIXIE HWY. "unholy alliance" against com- was pleased with the gift and thought that a successor was enchanted by "the order • W. FLAGLER & 22nd AVE. • 14352 N.W; 7th AVE. munism. This accusation has to the papacy might enjoy a similar gift. He ordered Car- and cordiality of its good pop- HOMESTEAD: 916 N. FEDERAL HIGHWAY ulation, by the richness of its HOLLYWOOD: 516 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY been vigorously denied by con- dinal Confalonieri, then a , to set aside two bottles FT. LAUDERDALE: 3020 S. FEDERAL HIGHWAY gress authorities and by Julius of wine for a future pope. civic and religious monu- WEST PALM BEACH: 2814 SOUTH DIXIE HIGHWAY Cardinal Doepfner, Bishop of ments and by its museums Berlin. of ancient and modern art."

Page 2 THE VOICE Flo* August 5, I960 Church Always I ^ Times,* Pope Explains CASTELGANDOLFO (NO —' A balanced view must be taken of comments that the forthcom- ing ecumenical council will bring the Church "in step with modern times," Pope John XXIII said at his first summer audience here. The Pope spoke of "the real and true ends" of the as he received a capacity crowd in the new audience pavilion in the gar- dens of his summer residence. Calling attention to comments t -'Nit with the coming council \)' Church "will bring itself mto step with modern times," Pope John pointed out that the Church ever strong in energy, youth and grace — has always known how to adapt itself to all circumstances "on the unchang- able basis of divine law." Thus, he continued, the Church has kept up with the times "without ever allowing herself to be overcome by A NUNS' CHOIR sang at commencement direction of Sister Thomas Gertrude, O.P., the progress, without ever remain- MASTER OF SCIENCE degree in was awarded by exercises at which 47 summer students were choir,was composed of Sisters of St. Dominic, ing behind and always keeping Msgr. William Barry, P.A., to Grace Merino, who is assistant graduated from Barry College on Thursday, Sisters of Mercy, Sisters of the Holy Name and up with the demands of the registrar at Barry College and instructor in Spanish, July 28, in the college auditorium. Under the Carmelites. (Voice Photos) times."

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In its program introduced in COMPLETE the Senate here, the government has also shown its desire to take Even among opposition groups BANKING over education, including mis- in Parliament there are a num- sion schools. ber of anticlerical deputies and and trust services are available at Little senators. This is true despite River Bank, where you can do all of ANTI-CATHOLIC MAJORITIES the fact that the Congo has your banking under tbe same roof. The program has not yet been, discussed in Parliament. It is more Catholics than any other scheduled for debate in mid- country in Africa — 4,865,813 in August. But observers here be- a total population of 13,559,000. lieve it has a good chance of being approved. Meanwhile, however, a group of young Congolese has In the government itself and issued a statement accusing in Parliament there are strong- Premier Patrice Lumumba of ly anti-Catholic majorities. setting up a Marxist dictator- ship. The Union of Congo- ABC Shorthand, Gregg, Pitman, lese Workers, formerly called Gemptemetry, IBM, NCR, PBX, etc. the confederation of Christian COACHING ALL SUBJECTS Trade Unions, has strongly at- Ask for free literature tached government economic BUSINESS AND policies. ADILPHI TUTORING SCHOOL Attendance accepted by Dode In calling for "the absolute County Board of Public Instruction separation of Church and state," G THE CROWD from a balcony overlooking the village 500-526 N.E.' 79 St. nr. Bisc. Blvd. square, Pope John is shown shortly .after his arrival at Castel- PL 7-7623 MU 1-3568 the government program stat- ed: "The Republic of the Con- gandolfo, the mountain village near Rome, where he spends the go will be a secularist and summer. The Holy Father will have a ringside seat for the democratic state, governed by rowing competitions of the Olympic Games, scheduled to take A TioJdh the people and for the people." place on Lake Albano, just below his residence. (NC Photo) FINANCIAL DIFFICULTIES (Bxach The program added: 7134 Abbott Ave. "The government will use all Reforms In Missal, Breviary Miami Beach possible means to prevent any religion whatever from being Effective Jan. 1, Pope Says imposed directly or indirectly, BLOSSOM particularly by means of educa- VATICAN CITY (NC) — Pope a priest an.^hour to recite the Call tion. ,The government asks all John XXIII has stated that the Divine Office. FR 3-7447 UNion Religious of all confessions to reforms of the missal, breviary 6-3131 stay in their proper domain — and liturgical calendar will go in Pope John said that the worship, religious instruction, to effect on Jan. 1, 1961. breviary was being shortened works of charity — and not to at the request of the -world's SQUEEZED DAILY The breviary is the book use education as a means - of bishops because priests today FROM FRESH political propaganda." containing the prayers of the Divine Office, which' all "are weighted down more FLORIDA ORANGES The government will face priests must recite daily. The each day by pastoral con- serious difficulties if it tries missal is the liturgical book cerns." The Pope said the SAINT to nationalize Catholic schools, containing the prayers neces- reading of the writings of the FLORIDA JUICE particularly in regard to fi- sary to enable a priest to Fathers of the Church have nances. Only a month after • offer Mass. been cut from the Divine Of- 2700 N.W. 2 AVE. LEO independence the Congo has a The reform of the calendar fice. large budget deficit and grow- and the liturgical books of the MIAMI, FLORIDA ing economic difficulties. Na- The Pope stated that although Church was officially announced COLLEGE tionalizing mission schools the breviary has been shortened Conducted by (July 25) in a motu proprio would up the present subsidy to help parish priests meet The Benedictine. Fathers — entitled "Rubricarum Instruc- to schools from about $50 mil- modern demands, he was urg- Boarding Facilities for Young tum" (Rubrical Instructions). Men. Young Women accept- lion to $190 million. ing all who must recite the Di- Rubrics are regulations for con- ed as Day Students. vine Office to do it "so that ducting the services of the University Parallel and Pre- what has been subtracted . . . professional Courses Leading Church and for the carrying out Lourdes Cure Noted may be compensated for by a toward All Degrees. of any liturgical rite. For Information, Write LOURDES, France (NO — recitation carried out with great- THE REGISTRAR A 38-year-old Frenchwoman AT BISHOPS' REQUEST ed diligence and devotion." Saint Leo College Madam Jeanne Prat, rose from Althought the announcement Saint Leo, Flo. her wheelchair during a re- did not give the full details of Editors- of liturgical books ligious ceremony at this shrine the new reforms, it said that a who have been approved by and announced that she was major change in the Breviary the Congregation of Rites may cured. She had, been paralyzed will be a shortening of the prepare new editions of the for three years. Divine Office. It normally takes breviary and missal, but they THE must follow the instructions ef the congregation to insure For the past SIX YEARS uniformity. ' ^ we hove had the privilege to furnish PAINT Those responsible for for use at the many Catholic Institutions matters in dioceses and religious in the West Palm Beach areg. , orders should revise their cal- ... Safest Tire ever built endars arid propers as quick- ly as possible according to the THE GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI Worth Chemical & Paint Co. norms and spirit of tbe new ru- 5600 Biscayne Blvd. PL 1-8364 Home Office and Plant 1800-1816 — 10th Ave. North brics so that they may be ap- proved by the Congregation of THE GENERAL TIRE OF MIAMI BEACH, INC. LAKE WORTH, FLA. Rites. ' "•'•' •"•••••• 1801 Alton Rd., Miami Beach, Flo. 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Page 4 THE VOICE Micimi, Fla. *** 5, Cardinal Mindszenty Knew Philip D. Lewis, Realtor REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS PALM BEACH COUNTY His Fate But Defied Reds . 31 West 20th Street TACOMA, Wash. (NO — Joz- Riviera Beach • VI sef Cardinal Mindszenty foresaw what would happen to him and to Hungary if the Reds took SAINT over, according to the man who flew him to Rome when he was JOSEPH'S named Cardinal. "Cardinal Mindszenty had ACADEMY no illusions about the future zenty's trial by the communists of his country," declared Wal- began in February, 1949. The ter G. Rishel. "He recognized Cardinal was sentenced to life RESIDENT SCHOOL with crystal clarity the men- imprisonment on trumped up ace of Russia. He felt Hun- charges. Since his escape to the FOR BOYS gary's only hope was occupa- U.S. consulate in 1956, Mr. Ri- ELEMENTARY GRADES tion by the allied nations." shel has received news of him only through friends.

Page 5 August S, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. THE EDITOR'S COMMENT TRUTH OF THE MATTER "Peacemaker Future Of Diocese Man, In Awe Of Himself, Forgets The Works Of God By FATHER JAMES J. WALSH supermen and rid of the myth Revealed In Census of God. But the believer threw It is a curious thing that a damper on the pagan's Greatly impressive and highly significant are while most of us are deeply fire. "I don't see," he said, impressed by a display of man's "that there is any reason to the figures and statistics revealed by the first cen- power, we are not touched by exalt man in this matter. Did sus of the Diocese of Miami. The Catholic popula- evidence of the omnipotence of he create the atom? or did he tion totals come as a surprise to many, no doubt, God. Man's flashy exhibitions or just find out where it has been but at the same time they add up to a tremendous praiseworthy accomplishments hiding since the dawn of can bring forth the acclaims of creation? There is more rea- source of pride to everyone in South Florida. son to glorify God for creating everyone. But God's indescrib- the atom than to praise man Very interesting among the findings is the ably perfect works somehow for finding it." fact that the Diocese of Miami has that "youth- leave millions cold. ful look." It is young in age itself, of course, ELOQUENT STORY Let a plane set a new speed 1 having been created just two years ago. The All of us to some .degree ta "* mark, or another advance be the omnipotence of God census shows that the Catholic population has made in outer space, and it granted, thus betraying our lacs a predominant majority of young people. becomes a topic of animated of appreciation of its meaning. conversation and conjecture Consequently we suffer from According to the census returns, 41 per cent about the future. But few give failure to benefit from the con- are under 21 years of age while 9.3 per cent are a thought to the fact that the viction. aged 65 or more. In all age groups, those under 45 earth on which we live main- represent 69.9 per cent, while those 45 and over tains a steady speed of a thou- The first description of God make up 30.1 per cent. sand miles an hoar, as it met with in the Apostles Creed whirls upon its axis, and speaks of His omnipotent power. These figures reveal the real strength of cruises around the sun at mere "I believe in God the Father the Diocese of Miami: In its older people it has than a thousand miles a min- Almighty." The use of that one the wisdom and guidance that only an accumu- ute - and we never feel a term embraces all the other lation of years can provide; in its youth it has bump. perfections of God. virility, progressiveness, an ability to work and a willingness to sacrifice. There is much to be Despite occasional accidents, God is almighty because all done by people of all ages. KHRUSHCHEV'S ANTICS CITED we pay tribute to the airlines things are possible to Him. for efficiency and remarkable that is, all things that do not With everyone contributing his time and spe- safety records. But not too involve contradiction. He can- cial talents to the growth of the Church in South Is Soviet Confusing World many grow enthused because not lie, deceive or be deceived. Florida, there is little reason to doubt its future. the finger of God leads on our Nor can He lose His existence The Church here will prosper, more souls will be vast, breath-taking solar\system or be ignorant of anything served, more souls will be sanctified. As Pavlov Did With Dogs? through trackless space; at a either in heaven or on earth. rate of 400 million miles a year, Such things imply weakness By J. J. GILBERT period of time to react to cer- without accident or collision, and imperfection, and apply tain stimuli — food, lights, without losing a moment in its only to beings who are not WASHINGTON (NO — Unit- schedule. perfect. ed States foreign policy will be hells, etc. Then he would sub- Little Duties Pave an important, possibly a decid- ject the dogs to deliberately ON THE ODD SIDE All creation tells an eloquent ing, issue in the political cam- confusing tests. All of us are at least a bit story of God's limitless power paign soon to be put into high on the odd side. When we saw whether we gaze at the starry Road To Heaven gear. The dogs, hungry and anxious the wonder of television for heavens or study the transfor- The Popes in recent times have stressed that to please, would find that a the first time, we were awed mation of a tiny seed into a great tree or watch the struggle in our age there is no room for mediocrity among Both parties will seek to at- light, or bell, or odor which in the face of man's "gigan- of a premature baby in its in- Christians. The battle lines are too closely drawn tract votes by explaining how once meant they would get tic achievement" in projecting they would handle this policy the image of human beings in cubator. for indifference or ignorance of the crisis. And it is food, no longer was followed by a heartening sign to see that many Of our people for the country. all directions in an instant. But It is the omnipotence of God are not willing to be classified as mediocre in the food. A signal which they had man, made to the image and which supports and gives mean- practice of religion. They are anxious to break down If the people could talk back come to learn meant one thing, likeness of God, views his fel- ing to all human power. Without the barriers of apathy and sin and become more to the politicians, one gets the now meant something else. The low man without much thought that divine cooperation who generous in prayer and penance. impression that a majority of signals were not intended to of his potential greatness, could find the power needed them would want a policy that make any sense at all, and the though he may firmly believe to wink an eye or draw a The most common question during lay re- is simple but firm, spelled out that God has surpassed all the dogs, trying to make sense out breath or speak a word? If for treats has to do with this point. How can I in the words — peace with hon- other wonders of creation in an instant God removed His start o v er ? How can I begin to live as God or. of them, frequently suffered giving a share of His divine na- hand from the foundation of wants me? How can I become better? The PEACE WITH HONOR breakdowns. ture to human beings. the earth, we would sink at once answer is not complex ... One starts the cHmb into oblivion. upwards by fidelity to little things. Americans certainly want KHRUSHCHEV'S ANTICS When atomic energy was peace, and do not see why it Now some psychologists sug- first tapped, the non-believer Every new discovery of No one becomes a fervent Catholic merely by cannot be • gained with honor. gest that the Soviet Russian rejoiced that man suddenly science should increase our rev- They hear about the United desire. One does not grow close to Christ suddenly policy is grounded in these ex- grown so tall and strong and erence for the power of God States losing a propaganda ad- and lessen the estimation of our by planning and executing noble deeds. The growth periments, which the Soviet he prophesied that at last we in holiness is rooted in the faithful performance of vantage, but they feel the old were on our way to becoming own greatness. every day duties. To be lax in this, while conceiving American policy, which made regime gave so much support the country great, is to do what more difficult spiritual practices indicates imprud- to develop. The Diocese of Miami ence and certain failure. is believed right, whether it is popular or not. The recent behavior of Ni- Weekly Publication Our Lord put it this way: "He that is kita Khrushchev is pointed to Embracing Florida's 16 South- It may be argued that this is ern Counties; Broward, Char- faithful in that which is least, is faithful also in as the latest demonstration of lotte. Collier. Dade. DeSoto, naive; that it does not take into Glades Hardee. Hendry. High- that which is greater. The habit of loving God Soviet adherence to this psy- lands. Indian River. Lee, Martin, account the changed world of to-. Monroe Okeechobee, Pain is formed by conscientiously doing His will in chological pattern. VOICE Beach. St. Lucie. the seemingly unimportant things. St. Augus- day. This rebuttal is blunted tine advised a person: "If thou wouldst become somewhat by a theory that was Moscow has long blown hot, Editorial: PLaza 8-0543 great, begin with that which is little." put forward some years ago, then cold; said one thing and Advertising. PL 4-2561; Circulation. PL 1-6821; Classified. PL 8-2507 and is being given renewed at- done another; turned off the cold THE VOICE PUBLISHING CO., INC. We begin, then, with fidelity to morning and tention today. war and turned it on again. The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, Bishop of Miami, President night prayers, grace at meals and to our promise of Khrushchev has surpassed all of the daily rosary, being careful not to miss a single The theory, propounded by these demonstration in recent scientists, is that Soviet Russian occasion. We take pains to avoid any untruths, months, so much so that Prime Monsignor John J. Fitzpatrick Executive Editor guard the tongue, refuse to speak God's name foreign policy, which seeks dom- Minister Macmillan of England Monsignor lames F. Nelan Managerial Consultant lightly or use it irreverently. Regular confession ination of the world for atheistic had expressed concern lest he Father James J. Walsh Editorial Consultant and Holy Communion are planned well in advance, communism, is based on experi- inadvertently go too far, and set so there will always be time. ments conducted by the Soviet off World War III. Ivan Pavlov. John J. Ward Editor All these are the little duties. But fidelity EXPERIMENT ON DOGS The purpose of all this, psy- Charles Shreiber .." Assistant Editor chologists say, is to confuse the William P. Dale .Advertising Manager to each one brings a new grace, a new invita- Pavlov, it will be remem- George H. Monahan News Editor " tion from God and an increase of peace, just bered, is said to have worked peoples of the world, as the Marjorie %,. Fillyaw Women's Editor as the little infidelities make the soul uneasy, Out a way to build up, break dogs were confused; to cause Joseph S. Zilley Circulation Manager waste the grace of God and deepen indiffer- down apd reverse behavior pat- them to despair; to break them ence. : ••• i; • '• down. In fact, they say, writers terns in dogs. He did this by Second-clas. postage paid at Miami. Florida and speakers of the Free World Subscription rates: U.S. and Possessions $5 a year; "conditioning" dogs which he .single copy 15 cents; foreign: $7.58 a year. Every building starts with a foundation. The who report and expound upon Published every JFriday at 6301 Biseayne Boulevard, Miami 38, Florida. found susceptible to experimen- Address aU mail •• to 6301 Biscayne Blvd.. Miami 38. Fla. tower of sanctity is founded on the powerful base this devious Soviet behavior are Member Catholic Press Association. National Catholic Welfare Confer- tation. ence News Service. formed by fidelity to the little challenges of daily actually helping along the Rus- News items intended for publication must be received by Friday noon, life.. He would train dogs over a sians plan, though unwittingly. prior to following week's edition. ' '

Page 6 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 1960 SUM AND SUBSTANCE How Men A Permanent UN Army? AN ALTAR BOY NAMED "SPECK' Can By FATHER JOHN B. SHEERIN the scene. They were not Amer- ready to prey on the weak- ican troops for their presence nesses of the new nations. Three weeks ago the civilized would have given Russia a pre- world was looking directly into Hence the need of a strong Rule I a volcano" that was threatening text for interference. Nor were U. N. peace army. Many mem- they white troops, for the most bers of our Congress have been By JOSEPH BREIG to erupt into a third world war. The Congo was a seething part. advocating the formation of just I don't think I'm an irasci- mass as the U.N. force arrived such a force. But this is not They were Negro troops the exclusive responsibility of ble chap, but I must confess at Leopoldville. Lumumba had taken from surrounding terri- Congress. You and I have some- to a mounting annoyance over announced that he was about tories. Walter Lippmann said thing to say about this instru- speeches at Catholic conven- to call in Russian troops to ex- in his column in the New ment for peace for we too have tions, and articles in Catholic pel the Belgians. What would York Herald-Tribune that this a moral responsibility to help publications, to the general ef- be his welcome for the blue- enterprise was the most ad- fect that men are not as man- preserve the peace. helmeted force that Secretary vanced experiment in inter- ly as they ought to be, be- national cooperation ever at- cause they don't dominate their General Hammarskjold had im- How large and powerful should provised so hurriedly? tempted. Then he went on to the U. N. army be? Around the yes, punish their children, state: "Among all that is so rule the roost at home. U. N. some say it should be Today it begins to look as sad and so mean and so sour something more than a corps There has been a rash of though the U.N. police force in world politics, it is hearten- of observers and something less that kind of thing in recent is succeeding in its peace ing to think that something than, a fighting army. My own years. It seems to be a cur- mission. The threat of war is so good and so pure in its personal opinion is that it purpose is possible." rent fad among some who are not quite so imminent. As a should number at least 50,000 introduced as experts on mar- U.N. force eased the tensions Of course we cannot be sure soldiers. It should be able to riage. Possibly 30 years of in the Suez in 1956 and con- of the ultimate outcome as yet. call upon individual nations for . marriage qualifies me to tinues to maintain the peace help but the nucleus of the voice an opinion; a contrary along the Gaza strip, so the Russia still has some cards up her sleeve. But we can say that peace army should be about opinion, without being con- U.N. police force in the Con- 50,000 fighters. trary about it. go is bringing some measure this enterprise would delight the of peace to a seething caul- heart of Pope Pius XII and de- It has been said that since I take a mighty dim view dron. serves to succeed. A calculated the U. N. is the conscience of of husbands dominating ^vives. risk, it was a daring, high- mankind, the U. N. peace Indeed, I take a dim view of As the American Bishops minded attempt to snatch peace army should have moral pow- anybody dominating anybody. pointed out in one of their an- from the claws of a crisis that er rather than fire-power. nual statements, Pope Pius And it seems to me that Chris- might easily have developed However, moral power means XII insisted that "the nations tianity takes a dim view of it, into a global catastrophe. next to nothing to Russia. must employ their unity with too. Christianity talks about This was made palpably evi- such revived strength and pur- If the U. N. effort does prove serving, not about- mastering. dent at the time of the Hun- pose as to banish the spectre to be a continuing success, it — QUESTION CORNER r—.- And common sense and expe- garian rebellion. The Soviets of war." This was not a spe- will reaffirm the need of an es- rience demonstrate Christian- snapped their fingers at U. N. cific commendation of the U.N. tablished U. N. peace army. It ity's wisdom on the point. condemnation of their brutal police force but the Pope's is dangerous to run the risk of Is It Sinful To Miss Mass suppression of the revolution. I peace plea did embody the gathering together an army at a Gone are the days when the • * * spirit and inspiration behind moment's notice. Such an army U. S. could send the Marines to ST. PAUL, it Is true, counsels the U.N. army. should be on hand and ready On A Fishing Trip?\ trouble spots or partition a the wife to be subject to her to cope with trouble the instant The difficulties of fulfilling our obligation to attend troubled area among the great husband. But right there is The U.N. effort in the Congo it develops. Mass on Sunday are accentuated when we have an where everybody seems to stop was a bright ray of hope in a powers. But I do believe that reading St. Paul's injunctions murky and explosive situation. The affair in the Congo is the day has arrived when a opportunity to go aiuay for a weekend . Some on marriage — or at least to The swiftness of Hammarsk- only the first of the prises coalition of states can create friends frequently miss Mass because it's almost im- stop listening to him. Every- jold's move was admirable. Be- that will emerge among the a strong force to deter poten- possible to find a church near their vacation spots. body gets that far, and then fore the Russians could dis- new nations in Africa. And of tial aggressors. The blue hel- What does the Church think about it? closes either the New Testa- patch troops to stir up trouble, course, the Reds will exploit mets at Leopoldville bring Hammarskjold had soldiers on them and hover over them, some light into a dark picture. ment, or his mind. MSGR. JOHN ,T. FITZPATRICK It strikes me that we need to be reminded often that in Well, the Church thinks, first of all, that the obligation to the same passage, St. Paul MAKING MARRIAGE CLICK adore God on Sunday by offering the Sacrifice of the Mass is comes up with some pointed a serious one, binding one's conscience under the pain of serious advice for the husband also. sin. He commands the husband, Bossy In - Law An Annoyance in the name of Christ, to love She thinks also that there are times when the obligation his wife as Christ loved the "My father -in- law does but still go along with his compare the financial success ceases. It is our opinion that too many easily excuse them- Church, sacrificing Himself his best to make all the schedule of eating. I give of a wealthy father-in-law to selves, when as a matter of fact no excuse exists. for it. 1 decisions for my husband in to him, but unless he the "failure" of her own father. I haven't made a survey of and me. We were still learns to control his father, She loves her father but secretly Let's say, before we answer your question, that the Sunday wives, but I doubt that there is on our when he I know I am going to end is ashamed of him. This shame Mass obligation binds us to offer a complete Mass. That means one anywhere on earth who tried to give us an electric up hating him and his stirs guilty feelings and can that late-comers have an obligation, under at least the pain of father." cause her to loudly proclaim wouldn't be delighted to be stove. I prefer to equip my venial sin, to wait until the next Mass and then remain for the "subject" to that kind of hus- own kitchen and I like gas Nancy family loyalty and that every- thing must be "fair." part they missed. band. I can hardly imagine a for cooking. He gives our By MSGR. IRVING A. DeBLANC woman objecting to being baby countless gifts and I It is natural, Nancy, to want Cheating God of the little time that He does request — "ruled" through her husband's You appear to be a furiously don't think it is fair to my your husband to be independ- and commands us to give to Him — shows a stinginess that self-sacrificial love for her. competitive person. One who parents. He has a worse ent of his parents but this can is hard to beat. case of telephonitis than probably wins most oL her ar- be carried to an extreme which • • • guments. It is posible you also any woman I know but he would indicate your own in- Of course, if one misses, for example, the Offertory he IN MY OWN case, I had been married a husband who is not simply has to give his security and jealousy. If you do must stay for another complete Mass. married about 20 years before a go-getter. He has other tal- have strong competitive in- pearls of advice to my ents. But your father-in-law is a I got smart enough to realize stincts and your husband con- But back to your question: certain persons are excused from fhat I was a fool if I1 didn't husband—his son. go-getter and is obviously quite stantly applauds and hangs on the obligation. A moderately grave reason suffices to excuse one. jsult my wife about things, a financial success. to every word of his father, take her advice mighty "We are building our Examples are the sick (not every little ache and pain is a sick- You seem to have several you may sense that this dim- seriously. The more I do that, house now. He and a con- ness!), those convalescing, pregnant women during certain times tractor friend visit the site problems, Nancy, and we will inishes the stature of your hus- the more idiotic mistakes I band. He must come first and of their pregnancy, those who are hindered by their duties manage to avoid making. practically every morning. have to consider many fact- We get a full report daily ors. We will suggest a few. you must come first with him. (policemen, watchmen, bridge-tenders), those who need to care Another tiling mat years of of the blunders the carpen- You and/or your husband Your father-in-law may be for the sick, rescue-workers during times of flood and other marriage have taught me is ters are making. I like may be an only child. An quite a success with invest- disasters, those who can prevent the serious sin by remaining at only child reared without the that a wise husband constant- modern furnishings in our ments and an expert on con- home (to prevent the children from being beaten by a drunken ly encourages his wife to house but he often gives us necessity of sharing with bro- struction and it is hard for husband, to prevent suicide), those who would suffer a loss of have a voice in things, to a lecture on our taste. He thers and sisters often grows him to remain silent. Your reputation (unmarried pregnant women), those on a journey when make decisions and to grow tells us how to invest our up more self-centered and husband, however, must bal- to full stature as a respon- money, where to bank and more selfish than the average ance this off with a display a church is not easily accessible or is difficult to find. sible person. how my husband should youngster. of his own talents or he may finish his work for his Ph.D One may miss Mass for the sake of a pleasure trip once As for punishing children, As an only child grows up she lose your confidence in him. or twice, if he has no opportunity during the year or if it is the punishment is seldom needed if "I give in a great deal to sometimes discovers with dis- Has it entered your mind that last opportunity he will ever have for such an excursion. parents set the right kind of my husband. He has his may that her parents cannot your husband may be silently example and give youngsters main meal at breakfast afford to give her exactly what putting up with innumerable an- the love, attention and guid- and almost nothing for din- she wants. After she marries This does not relieve us from the obligation of trying to get ance they are entitled to. ner. If eel starved at night, she unconsciously begins to (Coatiaued «a Page 23) to Mass. The conscientious Catholic will be there.

August 5, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Hm. Page 7 Catholic Population By Parish, Deanery Parishes Here Will Adopt EAST COAST DEANERY Continuing Census Count CATHOLIC PARISH POPULATION (Continued from Page 1) data from other parishioners, the Section Workers are "en- STUART completed in the census and put RIVIERA BEACH couraged to get all of the Cath- St. Joseph 2,764 St. Francis of Assisi 8,091 the appropriate section number olic families in the area VERO BEACH LAKE WORTH on each card. This task will re^ acquainted with one another St. Helen 3,624 Sacred Heart 4,005 quire several volunteer workers, through the social and other FT. PIERCE St. Luke 2,262 according to Father O'Dowd activities of the parish," Fath- St. Anastasia 6,666 WEST PALM BEACH who believes the volunteers Holy Name 3,945 er O'Dowd pointed out. "We PALM BEACH "should thoroughly understand St. Ann 3,193 St. Edward 985 the procedure so that errors should also instill in our work- St. Juliana 4,425 BOCA RATON may be avoided." ers the thought that in time of NORTH PALM BEACH St. Joan of Arc 1,468 sickness or emergency we may St. Christopher, Hobe Sound) An address plate should BOYNTON BEACH appeal to our Catholic neighbor St. Clare, North Palm Beach) then be "cut" for each family St. Mark 4,808 for help." St. Jude, Jupiter) 1,512 or single adult in the parish. DELRAY BEACH In carrying out this particu- MONTHLY MEETING - St. Vincent Ferrer 3,201 TOTAL POPULATION 50,949. lar task, an Addressograph The worker in each MOCK JS machine is an invaluable instructed to keep a file on each • • * help, according to Father of the Catholic families living O'Dowd. When the plates are in the block. Cards for these BROWARD DEANERY being made the section num- files are supplied by the rec- CATHOLIC ber should be added. tory and each card bears the PARISH POPULATION name of the family and the ad- All of the Family Cards are MOVING INTO Epiphany parish, newcomers are greeted by dress as imprinted by the Ad- then put into alphabetical or- WEST HOLLYWOOD MARGATE members of the census committee. Above, Mr. and Mrs. Roland dressograph machine. der and checked against what- Annunciation 2,989 St. Vincent de Paul 1,398 Parent, who have moved IS times in IS years, are interviewed by ever records the parish main- St. Stephen Protomartyr 9,944 DEERFIELD parish workers Mrs. John A. Majewski and Mrs. Richard Flynn. On the card, the Section DANIA St. Elizabeth 4,061 tained before the census was Worker records such informa- Resurrection . 4,710 HOLLYWOOD undertaken. Address plates are tion as the number of persons made for all new families. The in the family, dates of birth, POMPANO BEACH Little Flower 10,447 plates of older families are cor- name of school attended by Assumption 2,574 FORT LAUDERDALE rected and punched to include children and so on. The work- St. Coleman 2,871 St. Anthony 13,258 St. Clement 10,434 the section number. er keeps the data current and PLANTATION Our l.ady Queen of Martyrs 8,342 CENSUS FOLLOW-UP attends a monthly meeting in S,t. Gregory 2,070 St. Sebastian 874 order to report any changes HALLANDALE "This is an ideal time to as- DAVIE to the Census Co-Chairmen. St. Matthew 3,372 semble an up-to-date master file St. Bernadette 7,639 The changes are subsequent- FT. LAUDERDALE BEACH for the parish," the Epiphany ly made in the master files St. Pius X 1,373 TOTAL POPULATION 86,376 pastor said. For rectory use, at the rectory. filing cards 4x6 should be de- * * * signed to give at a glance all To increase the accuracy of pertinent information including the whole operation, Epiphany NORTH DADE DEANERY the mother's maiden name and parish sends a letter to every marital details such as the family at least twice a year, , city, state and date of using the Addressograph plates. PARISH POPULATION the ceremony. The cards should The letter may announce such also carry the section number of things as a novena or a mis- NORTH MIAMI BEACH Corpus Christi 13,623 the family and the code number sion. St. Lawrence 3,726 Holy Redeemer and St. Augus- of the Sunday collection envel- tine mission 3,026 NORTH MIAMI opes. Copies of the letter which Visitation 4,868 MIAMI BEACH are mailed to incorrect ad- Holy Family 9,151 St. Patrick 1,139 Having set up an efficient dresses or to families that St. James 8,324 St. Joseph (Surfside) 661 administrative unit in the rec- have moved away from the St. Mary Magdalen 365 HIALEAH r • tory, the next step is to estab- parish are returned to the (Golden Beach) rectory which guarantees the Immaculate Conception 8,649 VISITS TO HOMES are made periodically by census workers. lish a lay organization that St. John the Apostle 8,122 CAROL CITY will blanket the entire parish return postage. St. Monica 3,529 Mrs. Travis Thompson and her two children, Janis and Ronald, MIAMI SPRINGS and keep in touch with the OPA-LOCKA are answering questions for Richard G. Boyle and Armand Droz. Another way to keep the par- Blessed Trinity 3,955 various .changes that alter Our Lady Perpetual Help and ish files up to date is to require MIAMI parish statistics. St. Philip mission 8,338 all parents who enroll children St. Mary Cathedral 13,791 MIAMI SHORES Because the Confraternity of at the parish school to report St. Michael the Archangel 11,539 St. Rose of Lima 6,-317" Christian Doctrine is al- first to the rectory. During the Gesu and St. Mary of ready experienced in making interview, the Family Card is Missions 7,343 brought up to date. The same TOTAL POPULATION 116,466 . home visitations in many parts procedure can be followed when of the diocese, Father O'Dowd * * * persons apply to have their chil- suggests that the CCD be dren baptized. SOUTH DADE DEANERY utilized in the census follow-up. "The logical person to head CATHOLIC the parish group is the chair- PARISH POPULATION man of the CCD fishers'," I Stroke No Ban MIAMI KEY BISCAYNE Father O'Dowd stated. Sts. Peter and Paul 8,216 St. Agnes 925 CHAIN OF COMMAND HOMESTEAD 1 To Childbirth St. Hugh (Coconut Grove) 5,041 In Epiphany parish, because St. Brendan ' 9,122 Sacred Heart 1,690 Mrs. Mary Flynn is the 'fishers' SYRACUSE, N.Y. (NO — A KEY WEST St. Thomas 5,760 chairman, she is already at Catholic mother of five who St. Mary Star of the Sea 9,027 SOUTH MIAMI work as the co-chairman of the underwent open-heart surgery TAVERNIER Epiphany 4,579 parish census. Her partner is during pregnancy gave birth to San Pedro 860 CORAL GABLES her husband, Richard E. Flynn, a normal and healthy child at MARATHON Little Flower 13,102 who oversees the work of the St. Joseph's Hospital here. -_j San Pablo 1,009 PERRINE men in the census project. Mrs. Herbert Ingles ohot." Holy Rosary 7,762 TOTAL POPULATION 67,093 Immediately under the Mary's parish, Minoa, N.Y., chairmen in the chain of com- had suffered a stroke that re- • • • sulted in an obstruction in the mand are men and women THE MASTER FILE of the parish is kept up to date by volunteer aortic valve of the heart. Us- called Region Leaders. A re- WEST COAST DEANERY census workers who include (from left) Mrs. Frank Blaney, Mrs. ing the "deepfreeze" method by Richard Flynn and Mrs. John A. Majewski. Father Oscar W. gion consists of five sectons CATHOLIC which the body's temperature is Carlson is shown supervising the work which is carried out of the parish. Each of the POPULATION lowered to reduce the cells' de- PARISH sections is supervised by a regularly at the rectory. (Voice Photos) mand for oxygen, the cardiac Section Leader. Under him or PUNTA GORDA FORT MYERS surgery team at St. Joseph's Sacred Heart 565 St. Francis Xavier her are Section Workers. In opened Mrs. Ingles' heart and NAPLES Ascension (Ft. Myers B.) 5,484 French Bishop Hails Protestant Youth Meet virtually every block of the repaired the valve. Our Lady of Guadalupe parish there is a Section St. Aim 2,371 STRASBOURG,- France (NO The Bishop noted that the (Immokalee) Worker on duty, maintaining Mrs. Ingles, 33, recovered and SEBRING — Bishop Jean J. Weber of meeting is meaningful for Cath- CLEWISTON direct contact with Catholic gave birth to her sixth child, St. Catherine 550 St. Margaret) Strasbourg has expressed his olics because of its theme: families. a girl. PORT CHARLOTTE St. Philip Neri (B. Glade) 778 good wishes for the success of a "Life and Mission of the Church Protestant - oriented students' — the Service of Christ in the Aside from the strictly for- St. Joseph's Hospital is con- St. Charles Borrome« 396 St. Mary Mission (Pahokee) ) ARCADIA meeting, the World's Student World, and our Present-Day mal task of interviewing new- ducted by the Sisters of the St. Paul 640 TOTAL POPULATION 10,784 Christian Federation. Calling." comers and collecting census Third Order of St. Francis.

THE VOICE Miami, Fia. August 5, 1960 Group Of Gables Lawyers GROUND BREAKING SUNDAY Observes Each First Friday New Church In Boca Raton It's an organization of law- Membership has been yers that has neither dues nor broadened to include attor- BOCA RATON — Ground will Taking part in the ceremonies Heffernan was transferred to by-laws and meets at 7:30 in neys of the greater southwest be broken on SW Fourth Ave., will be parish Holy Name presi- St. Lawrence parish in North Mi- section of Miami so that more at 11:30 Sunday for the new dent, Edward Rochette, and ami Beach. the morning. men will kneel at the Com- St. Joan of Arc Church, accord- Guild president, Mrs. Mary The men hear no speeches munion rail each month. The new building location, Members include Judges Mal- ing to an announcement by Fa- Steele. and deliver none. They have no near the center of the parish, lory H. Horton, Joseph P. ther Robert F. Reardon. St. Joan of Arc parish was officers, nor a building of their Lieb and David J. Heffernan; is approximately two miles ROBERT M. BRAKE formed four years ago, a part own, nor a roll to call at meet- Joseph J. Jennings, president The proposed building, of south of the present church, of St. Vincent Ferrer parish, ings. of the Catholic Lawyers Guild contemporary design, will ac- six blocks west of U.S. high- of the diocese, and C. Clyde is also an attorney. Although commodate 700 in the church Delray Beach. Father David But as members of the Cath- she is an original member of way 1. Atkins, president of The Flor- and 250 in the social hall to Heffernan was appointed first olic Lawyers Society of Coral the society, most of her time pastor. ida Bar. the rear of the church build- Construction is scheduled to Gables, they have been going to is now spent as a housewife Sometimes in attendance is and mother of two children at ing. Thomas J. Madden Jr., of Father Reardon was recently begin in two weeks. W. W. Ar- Mass together on First Fridays Mr. Brake's wife, Eileen, who 431 Majorca Ave. Miami is architect. assigned to St. Joan and Father nold Company is the contractor. !nce 1957. "One morning over coffee three of us agreed that many Catholic lawyers must be liv- ing and working in Coral Ga- STATEMENT OF CONDITION bles," explained Robert M. Brake in recalling the history As of June 30, 1960 of the organization. He and the two other attorneys, Jos- eph H. Murphy and Albert E. ASSETS LIABILITIES Schrader, Jr., agreed that go- U.S. Government; Insured or Guaranteed Capital Stock (30,000 shares) $750,000.00 ing to Mass and Communion FHA and VA Loans $ 944,148.83 on First Fridays would be an Other Loans and Discounts 4,977,692.19 excellent spiritual lift for Surplus 323,000.00 $ 1,073,000.00 members of the group. Break- Banking House and Parking Lot 290,634.28 fast after the Mass, they be- Furniture and Fixtures 164,841.96 Undivided Profits 44,108.94 lieved, would enable the attor- Accrued Income and Other Assets 68,227.34 neys to meet one another on Overdrafts 480.64 Contingency Reserve 9,462.26 a basis that would be both U.S. Government Securities $4,749,162.24 friendly and professional. Federal Corporation Bonds. . 75,151.43 Reserve for Taxes, Interest, etc. 59,849.31 "In drawing up the mailing Federal Reserve Bank Stock. . 32,200.00 list in 1957 we were amazed to State, County and Interest and Income Collected, learn that nearly 50 Catholic Municipal Bonds 1,381,637.38 attorneys were available," Mr. New York Stock not earned 156,434.79 Brake said. Exchange Bonds 42,790.79 "Our first notice asked the CASH AND DUE ..men to attend the 7:30 a.m. FROM BANKS 3,900,626.79 10,181,568.63 DEPOSITS 15,284,738.57 Mass in Little Flower Church and to come to 8:15 breakfast TOTAL ASSETS ..... $16,627,593.87 TOTAL LIABILITIES $16,627,593.87 at a Coral Gables . The program hasn't changed in three years," Mr. Brake ob- (Dividends paid the first half of 1960 — 55c per share) served. He is currently respon- sible for sending out cards to The handling of your checking and savings deposits is a highly important and personal trusteeship and our policy has always announce that a First Friday is been to maintain a high degree of liquidity in cash and at the same time to maintain stability in our operations in keeping approaching. Mailing the cards with the responsibility of banking in the light of conditions that prevail today, which conditions call for prudence. We feel is one of the very few execu- tive tasks required to keep the that intelligent, conservative individuals appreciate the safety we afford our customers and we solicit the accounts of dis- society going. Collecting a dol- criminating individuals. lar per man for the breakfast is another. Personal checking accounts are available here — no minimum balance required and no stand-by or service charge other than 15c for each check paid. Approximately 25 turn out . each First Friday. Because OFFICERS DIRECTORS they share occupational inter- ests, the table - talk at break- LEONARD A. USINA HENRY A. FORD AGNES B BARBER BOWEN NELSON President Assistant Vice-President President, Peoples National President, Nelson Mortgage fast invariably covers cases Bank of Miami Shores Company, Inc. at law and other legal devel- CHARLOTTE S. POWERS ROLAND M. STAFFORD EDNA M. BELL CLARK R. PARKER opments but it also includes Assistant Vice-President Executive Vice President Vice President of the Bank Director and Distributor conversation about their fam- Tom Huston Products EDITH W. SCOTT ilies. Comments are exchang- FRANK H. WILLER JULIAN B. FRIX J. HARRELL POWELL ed on an informal basis until Assistant Vice-President Real Estate Investments Assistant President President, Turner-Frix the restaurant clock moves CHRISTINE McKENNEY Insurance, Inc. ROLAND M. STAFFORD closer to 9 a.m. Gradually, AGNES B. BARBER Executive Vice President Cashier ANTHONY J. GOCKING of the Bank the men depart for their of- Vice President Textiles fices. LUCILE MICHAEL LEONARD K. THOMSON C. EDWARD KETTLE Former Director C. EDWARD KETTLE Assistant Cashier Dade County Port Authority Being lawyers, on several oc- executive Vice President casions they proposed to draw Vice President DOROTHY P. SCHWARTZ National Bank of Commerce LEONARD A. USINA up a legally precise constitution Assistant Cashier President of the- Bank EDNA M. BELL TOM JOYCE LEE F. WARD that would govern the affairs of Seyen-Up Distributor, Ohio . Vice President LEO J. D'ANGELO, SR. Investments he society. One draft of regu- Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan Assistant Cashier was in fact completed FRANK H. WILLER WARREN M. CRAWFORD, JR. HOWE E. MOREDOCK, JR. President, Peoples National two years ago. But most of the MARGARET D WILLOUGHBY President, Howe B. Moredock Co. Bank of North Miami Beach members, because they already Vice President Assistant Cashier belong to professional and fra- GEORGE J. NAEGELE H. H. WOODSMALL WARREN L. FELTER JUANITA NARUP President, Smith, Richardson President, H. H. Woodsmall ternal groups that are either Assistant Cashier and Conrof, Inc. Insurance Agency, Inc. fully regulated or over-regulat- Vice President ed, prefer that the First Friday practice remain informal. Asked if the society is effec- AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK tive in promoting the First Fri- day observance, Mr. Brake said that it definitely is. "tfor one would not be mak- OF NORTH MIAMI ing so many First Fridays were it not for the society," he re- N.E. 125th Street at 10th Avenue plied. "And many other metn- bers feel the same way about Member Federal Reserve System , Member Federal Deposit Insufance Corporation

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August 5, *960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Six Institutions In Widow's Will Curley Graduate KOCHESTER, N. Y. (NO — ter; St. Ann's Home for the Receives Award Miami Seminarian Mrs. Sarah WaTd, 86-year-old Aged, Rochester; the Carmel- Wins Scholarship , widow who died in May, 1959, ite Monastery, Rochester; and A June graduate of Arch- left almost half a million dollars the Rochester Diocesan Society bishop Curley High School, Wil- To Study Rhetoric j to each o! six Catholic institu- for the Propagation of the Faith. liam F. Strazik, has been named one of 20 outstanding science Richard Hinds, a seminarian tions, the Catholic University Mrs. Ward was the widow of students in Flor- studying for the diocese, has of America; the Trappist Cister- Charles F. Ward. Most of her ida who will been chosen by the Basselin cian Monastery of Our Lady of wealth was in Eastman Kodak receive the Gen- Foundation as one of 12 in the the Genesee, Piffard N. Y.; St. Company stocks, which were eral Develop- nation to attend the Theological John Fisher College, Roches- sold after her death. ment Corp. Award, accord- College in Wash- ington, D.C. Repair work a specialty ing to Brother Keric D e v e r, The Basselin C.S.C., Curley Foundation is a PAUL ASENJO principal. special WM. STRAZIK grant given PLUMBING & HEATING CONTRACTOR A son of Mr. seminarians to 701 37th Street Phone Shop TE 2-4039 and Mrs. F. E. Strazik of 825 attend the col- West Palm Beach. If no answer call NW 153rd St., he won high hon- lege, par.t of Richard H Florida VI 4-3793 ors with chemistry projects at Catholic University. It provides Curley and in regional and a three year course of study, state science fairs. He has won including philosophy with em- the "Outstanding Senior Award" phasis on public speaking and at Curley and the Elk's Award classical studies. for prominent leadership. A son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich- Strazik was president of the LANG'S ard Hinds of 320 Menores Ave., senior class, vice president of Coral Gables, he attended Arch- SUPER LIQUOR STORE the Curley chapter of the Na- Phone JU 2-3232 tional Honor Society and a bishop Curley High School, member of the Science club and graduating as valedictorian in 129 N. Federal Hwy. Lake Worth, Flo. Math club. He plans to attend 1958 in the upper two per cent AREA FREE DELIVERY Florida State University in Sept. of his class. A SEMINARIAN prays before at statue of the Cure of Ars in the chapel of St. John Vianney Minor Seminary, Miami. He entered St. Gregory Minor Seminary, Cincinnati, taking PICK-UP SERVICE PHONE JU 2-6931 two years of German, Greek All Work Done In Our Own Plant and college Latin. Along with Church May FEAST DAY AUG. 9 his regular studies, he edited I 80th Birthday I the college newspaper. The RIDGE Cleaners The foundation was initiated Member of the National Institute of Cleaners St. John Vianney Of Ars by the late Theodore Basselin, a NEW REVOLUTIONARY PROCESS i Gift To Pope I New York lumberman, to fur- Electronically Controlled Dry Cleaning & VATICAN CITY (NO — ther rhetoric in the seminary. 1302 LAKE AVE. LAKE WORTH, FLA. Patron Of All Parish Priests Each diocese is permitted to Plans are being discussed here Parish priests of the Diocese parish priest for the rest of send one application for the to offer Pope John XXIII for his of Miami and throughout the his life. grant yearly. Father Charles F. 80th birthday a church dedi- world will mark the feast day PILGRIMS TO ARS Ward, pastor of St. Hugh WOOLBRIGHT cated to St. Gregory Barbarigo, of their patron, St. John Vian- He knew little moral theology Church, Coconut Grove, attend- ed the school, which also has one-time bishop of the Pope's ney, on Tuesday, Aug. 9. in the textbook sense, but his as one of its graduates Bishop Construction native diocese of Bergamo. • knowledge was said to be aston- The famed Cure of Ars will ishing because of his holiness Fulton J. Sheen. be remembered especially by Co. Inc. It is understood that if the and understanding of troubled students and faculty of St. souls. He became the most plans materialize the church Phone CRestwood 6-4728 John Vianney Minor Semin- sought - after confessor in Eu- will be presented by the Rome ary, the diocesan institution rope. During the last three dec- I St. Joseph Sisters | P.O. Box 1562 Delray Beach, Fla. Vicariate. It is further reported named after the saint and ades of his life, pilgrims visited dedicated to the training of that priests of the world will be Ars at the rate of 100,000 a priests who will emulate his I To Profess, Invest 4 Builders of: year. invited to participate in offer- virtues. Twelve novices will be pro- ST. VINCENT FERRER SCHOOL, DELRAY BEACH ing the birthday tribute. The Cure's penances, which fessed Sisters of St. Joseph of ST. MARK CHURCH, BOYNTON BEACH John Vianney was born on he offered for sinners, were The Pope's 80th birthday will May 8, 1786, at Dardilly, near St. Augustine and five young ST. MARK SCHOOL, BOYNTON BEACH extraordinary. For y e a r s he women invested in the habit of fall on November 25, 1961. Lyons, France. Three years lat- lived on little more than po- er the French Revolution was tatoes although he spent from the order at ceremonies Aug. 11 raging, with all its anti-clerical 12 to 16 hours daily in the at the Chapel of Mount St. Jo- excesses. Much of his early con- confessional. He slept only a seph, Jensen Beach, the novi- tact with religion came during couple of hours a night and tiate of the community. Masses offered in secret by fu- prayed incessantly. gitive priests. In announcing names last Fiat.. .Be It Done! STUDIES DIFFICULT Many miracles were attrib- week of the Sisters who will It was during these years, uted to the Cure. Among the take their first vows, the name while learning to be a shepherd institutions he established was of Sister Mary Kateri (Marjo- on his father's farm, that John an orphanage and school for rie Seese of Ft. Lauderdale) Fiat . . . and the world was made! Fiat . . . and the Word became Vianney first resolved to become girls. One summer, during a was omitted. a priest. At the age of 18 he famine, he was informed that flesh! Fiat . . . and at your death your estate (or part of it) begins told his father of his decision. the orphanage granary was near- ly empty. He placed a statue of Columbus Teacher to educate one young man after another for Christ's priesthood! The father was less than en- St. Francis Regis among the few thusiastic; he could not afford remaining handfuls of grain and At Biology Course to educate his son for the prayed. That night the granary Robert J. Munley, an instruc- priesthood, and besides, he was found to be full. needed the boy on the farm. tor at Christopher Colum' ^ Say your own "Fiat" with a clause in your will setting aside some MORE MIRACLES But the youth persisted, and Other miracles followed, in- High School, recently completea amount for a perpetual seminary burse. at the age of 20 he was al- cluding cures of serious ill- a special summer biology lowed to begin studies in the ness. The humble priest was course at San Jose State Col- nearby village of Ecully. greatly embarrassed. He He had a difficult time with lege, Cal. prayed that, if such tilings • Say "Fiat" and put a priest in Florida's future! his studies, especially with Lat- must happen, they be per- Sponsored by the National in. Intensive coaching, further mitted to happen in somebody testing and intervention by Science Foundation, the sum- else's parish. Requests for information and contributions to the diocese for friends — who called him "the mer institute provided advanced most unlearned but the most He went to his grave at 73 training in biological chemistry, burses should be addressed to: Father James J. Walsh, Director of devout seminarian in Lyons" — convinced that he himself had physiology, embryology, gene- enabled him to be ordained to nothing to do with the miracu- tics, taxonomy and ecology. Vocations, 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami 38, Florida. the priesthood on August 12, 1815. lous events. He credited them to the intercession of St. Philo- The sessions Munley attended He served in Ecully for two mena. are the result of a program in- years before being assigned to Is there a priest in your plans for the future? the remote villege of Ars which John Vianney was proclaim- stituted by the National Science had a population of 230 when he ed a saint in 1925 by Pope Foundation to assist in teaching arrived. There he labored as a Pius XI. of science throughout the nation.

THE VOICE Miami, Fia. August 5, 1960 & Pottery Co. S #1200 Broadway 2 New Diocese In Puerto Rico E Riviera Beach, Florida 2 •3 Mrs. Kay Savaeool 2 VATICAN CITY — Pope to Rican House of Representa- E "The Pottery Center oi the = John XXIII has elevated Bish- tives' action in killing a Church- S Palm Beaches" 2 iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir. op James Peter Davis of San backed bill to establish a re- Juan, P.K., to the rank of Arch- leased i time religious educa- bishop and raised his See to an tion program in public schools. archdiocese. Y MADE DIOCESE IN 1511 The Pope also made San Archbishop Davis and Bishop Juan the metropolitan See of McManus have several times PRINTING Puerto Rico. He established the new Puerto Rican Diocese endorsed the goals of the CAP. of Arecibo and the new Pre- While stressing that the party lature Nullius of the Virgin is not a Church agency, they Islands. have urged both clergy and lay- ... Specializing Father Alfred Mendez. C.S.C., men to help in its organiza- of the University of Notre tion. in Church Work Dame, was selected by Pope John to be the first Bishop of Archbishop Davis 56, heads • the new Arecibo diocese. Father one of the oldest Sees in the • Edward Harper, C.SS.R., vice western hemisphere. San Juan provincial of the Redemptorists was made a diocese in 1511 by • in Puerto Rico, was named CHAMINADE HIGH SCHOOL was the topic Joseph Spehar, S.M., principal of the school; Pope Julius II. Prelate Nullius of the new Vir- • discussed recently when members of the Marian- Father James M. Darby, S.M., provincial gin Island prelature. Bishop McManus, 59r was a ist order who staff the school met with Bishop superior; Bishop Carroll, and Brother John T. missioner in Puerto Rico and SUFFRAGAN SEES BENNIS Coleman F. Carroll. From (he left are Brother Darby, S.M., teaching supervisor. (Voice Photo) the Philippines. He was named Arecibo, the Virgin Islands Bishop of Ponce in 1945. and the Diocese of Ponce — only PRINTING OUTLINES SCHOOL PROGRAM other Puerto Rican diocese Bishop - designate Mendez, a which existed prior to the Pope's professor "and treasurer at No- administrative changes — were tre Dame, was born in COMPANY all made suffragan Sees to the in 1907. He studied at the Uni- 1072 Ali Baba Ave. Chaminade Principal Here San Juan archdiocese. versity of Notre Dame and at the Institute of Holy Cross in HOLLYWOOD — With con- and Brother Donald Milavec, Opa-Locka, Florida College, Honolulu, before being Bishop James E. McManus, Washington. struction of Chaminade High S.M., were recently assigned assigned to the' Hollywood C.SS.R. has been Bishop of • School nearing completion, the to the teaching staff. school. Ponce since 1947. He and Fa- Father Harper was born in ther Harper, the newly named 1910 in Brooklyn and served • Diocese of Miami will add an- RADIO CLUB PLANNED A 1943 graduate of North Prelate Nullius, are natives of as a missioner in Puerto Rico other school for the education Catholic High, Pittsburgh, Bro- Brother Donald, the third ad- Brooklyn, N.Y. Archbishop Da- and the Dominican Republic. MU 8-6301 . dition to the staff, formerly of Catholic youth. ther Joseph joined the Society vis is a native of Houghton, served in the faculty at Cham- of Mary, known as the Marian- Mich., and Bishop - designate Starting the school year in made High School, Dayton, O. •Mendez is a native of Chicago. September, Brother Joseph ists, and was sent to the Uni- j^SaJih*- RADIO-TV Brother Donald, whose specialty Spehar, S. M., principal of Archbishop Davis and Bish- versity of Dayton. is ham radio sets, will start, a the Mariaitist school for boys, op McManus have figured Call PL 4-2861 For A Cheerful Estimate ham radio club as an extra- expects to have a freshman Upqn graduation, he began his in the news lately as a result curricular activity. "There Is No Substitute For Experience" enrollment of just under 100. teaching career at Cathedral result of their .support of Puerto Rico's new Christian Latin School in Cleveland where The Society of Mary, found- 10824 N.E. 6th AVENUE Adding one grade each year Action Party (CAP), a Cath- he was a member of the fac- ed in France in 1817 by Fath- and expanding present facili- olic - oriented political party "Serving Miami Shares and Surrounding Areas" er William Chaminade, has ties, the school is planned to ulty for 17 years. The last two established last May. accommodate 1000 students years he served as assistant over 13,000 religious teachers in the United States, instruct- within four years. principal. The CAP was founded by ing close to 35,000 students. Catholics angered by the Puer- Brother Joseph with the Very MASTERS DEGREE Rev. James M. Darby, S.M., While teaching in Cleveland, In the center of the city. roomi and eporrments. Air-conditioned and heated. Free 21" TV HI all units. provincial supterior of the Mar- he earned his Masters Degree ((LAWS' ianist Cincinnati province and in Mathematics at Ohio State "The Finest In Motel Living" Brother John T. Darby, S.M., University. He plans a "high INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. supervisor of teaching, arrived gear" math program at Cham- THE RAMONA MOTEL = inade. 3301 W. FLAGLEK ST., MIAMI, FLA. Phone HI 8-9274 in Miami Friday. They met with Convenient to. Orange Bowl Stadium and St. Michael's Catholic Church. Bishop Coleman' F. Carroll to Complete Insurance Facilities discuss the expanding role the Speech and debating activi- new school will play in the dio- ties will also be high on the cese. scholastic program.' The THERMO Cleaners of sports agenda will include Fine Wearing Apparel PHONE FR 1-3691 INSTRUCTORS ASSIGNED football and basketball at AIR SERVICE 2121 BISCAYNE BLVD. The scholastic program, ac- present. AUTHORIZED MIAMI, FLA. cording to Brother Joseph, will Fashion be built strongly around col- Father Bedel will be the chap- lege preparation. A sports pro- lain and instructor at Chamin- Carrier Cleaners gram will be included, he ade. He formerly was principal PLANT AND OFFICE added. of Cathedral Latin School, Cleve- PLANNED SERVICE land, from 1941 to 1947. He FACTORY TRAINED MEN Father Aloysius Bedel, S.M. served as chaplain at St. Louis • COMMERCIAL 2327 West Broward Blvd. • RESIDENTIAL 24 HOUR SERVICE Forl Lauderdale, Florida Indiana See Is Now Diocese MU 5-3631 Art Nomina Tom Harber C A. WIEBERHttLD, President PHONE LU 3-8225 455S E. 10 CT., HIALEAH Fort Wayne - South Bend PERANNUM 'FORT WAYNE, Ind., (NO — designation, Pope John also ap- iililiilil! (CURRENT RSTB) Pope John XXIII has approved proved the elevation of St. Mat- redesignation of the Diocese of hew Church to the rank of BICYCLE SALES Fort Wayne to the Diocese-of co-cathedral. TIRES and REPAIRS "'"One of the Nation's Fort Wayne-South Bend...... Besides the University, of No- Oldest •and Largest" ': Bishop Leo A. Pursfey of tre Dame, South Bend also in- the diocese said the redesig- cludes St. Mary's College con- FERTILIZER "(2) nation was designed to "pro-; ducted by Holy Cross Sisters; $ 90 8I> JEJade Federal cure the good souls more ef- the provincial headquarters of 6-6^6 2 - 4-7-5 *2

August 5, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. ftr'Path *' Outdoor' asc - Fameus low prices — Fine duality. Nixon Pledges Ndt To Raise The PATIO Sh»ppe 1657 E. SAMPLE ROAD Religious Issue In Campaign POMPANO BEACH, FLA. Phone WH 1-7360 CHICAGO (NO — Vice Presi- renewed faith in the eternal dent Richard M. Nixon has ideals of freedom and justice un- pledged he will not raise the der God which are our priceless religious issue in the coming heritage as a people." presidential campaign. BARBER . Recalling Abraham Lincoln's Mr. Nixon, Republican nom- statement, "My concern is not SHOP inee for the presidency, told a whether God is on our side, press conference: "Religion but whether we are on God's • MANICURE will be in the campaign to the side," the Vice President said: • SHINE extent that the candidates talk "My fellow Americans, may ROFFLER about it. I will never talk that ever be our prayer for about it." our country." BARBERS Many observers have said re- Mr. Nixon was born of Quaker "for Men Who Care" ligion may become an issue be- parents and has attended Quak- """ORIGINATORS er religious services most of his cause Sen. John F. Kennedy of J ROFFLER Massachusetts, Democratic can- life. Recently, however, he lus wife have been attendi. a SCULPTURKUT didate for the presidency, is a Catholic. Methodist church near their By Appointment Only Washington, D.C., home. . SPIRITUAL VALUES 2824 Ponce de Leon Blvd. Earlier Mr. Nixon and his run- HONORED BY SCHOOLS HI 6-9445 ning mate, U.S. Ambassador to The Vice President has ad- some of the members in group singing. Mem- Coral Gables THE CATHOLIC SENIORS CLUB held one of the United Nations Henry Cabot dressed such Catholic groups as its frequent outings last Sunday in Miami Beach. bership is open to men and women between Lodge, stressed U.S. reliance on the Catholic Press Association, The program included swimming, dinner and 35 and 55. The organization meets regularly spiritual values in their accept- to which he spoke at its 1960 dancing. Charles Godley is shown directing at Gesu Church, Miami. ance speeches at the Republi- . He has been hon- can national convention here. ored by Fordham University, SPRINKLER New York, and Notre Dame SYSTEMS Mass Responses Cited Declaring that he accepts So- (Ind.) University. for U.S. Nun Contracts Leprosy viet Premier Nikita Khrush- HOME and By Ghana Missionary chev's challenge to peaceful Mr. Lodge, 58, also re- INDUSTRIAL COVINGTON, Ky. (NO , U.S. - Soviet competition, Mr. ceived an honorary degree from Lay participation in the Mass At Mission In Fiji Islands Nixon added: Fordham University in 1955. He PUMP may be a rarity in some U.S. was the principal speaker at the INSTALLATION early stages, it does not involve "And we say further, ex- parishes, but.it's strictly rou- STEUBENVILLE, (NO — Catholic Press Association con- ALL TYPES any disfiguring factors. tend this competition—extend tine for Catholic natives in a When Sister Mary Paulita left vention in Atlantic City, N.J., in SERVICE it to include not only food and north Ghana mission. the United States nine years Sister Mary Paulita said: 1953. PUMP factories as he had suggested, The entire congregation in the ago to work among leprosy "There are not many band- but extend it to include the Mr. Lodge won favorable Catholic mission at Navrongo victims in the Fiji Islands, she ages in evidence around this was ready for anything God great spiritual and moral val- attention from the religious memorizes and sings the Prop- hospital any more. And an un- press for a 1956 proposal that might send her. trained eye would never sus- ues which characterize our er of the Sunday Mass in Latin UN sessions be opened with pect our congregation of clean civilization." because most of the people do Today she realizes what oral prayer led by a clergy- FINANCING neatly dressed men, women not read or write, Mary Eileen that spirit of dedication really Mr. Lodge stated: "Ultimate- man. AVAILABLE Kunkel, lay missionary serving meant. She has contracted and children at Sunday Mass ly, we will win the world strug- FREE ESTIMATES on the staff of the Navrongo leprosy herself. to be leprosy patients." gle on a spiritual basis — or hospital, said in a letter. She described her own case victory will elude us." Tale With A Heart I// The Marist nun told her story ~of the disease as being "of low WENDELL MILLER in a long distance interview, grade infectivity." She said she RELIGIOUS HERITAGE . . . And With Teeth MEMBER OF conducted via an exchange of has no idea why she contracted Mr. Lodge urged Americans VISITATION letters with the Steubenville DUBUQUE, Iowa (NO — An PARISH the disease, while her fellow to "strive to fulfill the pur- Iowa girl is two teeth poorer Register, newspaper -of the Sisters who had been equally poses of our religious heritage, PLaza 1-0231 Steubenville diocese. today, but Dubuque archdio- exposed to it did not. which tells us in the words of cesian Catholic Charities is 50 Sister Mary Paulita, the for- the great Hebrew prophet On hearing the news of Sis- cents richer as a result. mer Julie Schneller, is sta- Micha to 'do justly, love mercy, ter Paulita's disease, her sister tioned at the leper colony on and walk humbly with thy Father Thomas Rhomberg, wrote: "I guess you know what T the tiny island of Makogai, God'; or as in the New Testa- charities director, recently re- a shock it must have been — only two - and - a - half miles ment, that we are our brother's ceived a letter from the girl SPRINKLER CONSULT THE TELEPHONE but only at first. 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Page 12 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, I960 English Revolt Intensified Bias In Colonies This is the fifth of a series of articles reviewing the Laws were passed for disarm- - position and experience of the practicing Catholic in the ing "Papists," and it is easy life of the American community from Colonial times. to conceive the social odium The author holds a doctorate in American Church History, has taught in various universities/ and is which accompanied such sum- presently Archivist and Historian of the Archdiocese mary action. of St. Louis. Apparently even militant pa- © 7T By FATHER PETER J. RAHILL, Ph. D. triotism could not dispel the suspicion engendered by hatred 3 No all-pervading light — none- ties." How surprising it is to 7* find some historians almost ig- of a misunderstood Faith. The theless, one more star of lib- ^ m erty gleamed amid the gloom noring it. records of Pennsylvania show 5* C* that trader George Crogan had of colonial anti-Catholicism. With the Protestant ascend- z won the confidence of the In- "• While this instance is to the ancy complete in the mother (/I R| credit of all Americans, Cath- country, the New York As- dians on the frontier. sembly promptly* nullified all olics may take pride that the When war broke out he com- 5 3 of Dongan's liberality. Once O '•eligious freedom was granted w a. again the Catholic Church was that Catholics were few and wounds more difficult to bear manded his redskin friends un- / a Catholic colonial governor. outlawed and legislators ful- certainly no attempt was made than the lash. der General Braddock. But his © Moreover, the freedom of con- minated against "the diaboli- to hold services. valor could not offset his known cal designs of the wicked and Catholic practices of no pos- Z science was extended to every- sible harm to others were first Catholicism! The governors of cruel Papists." Previously attention was one. A brief tribute is deserved ridiculed and then banned by three provinces had him under c called to Queen Anne having by Colonel Thomas Dongan, Over and over again during law. In Massachusetts Bay, for surveillance solely because of forced Pennsylvania to revise instance, the celebration of Governor of the Province of the 18th Century many of the his religion. provisions of Dongan's charter • her laws that they might in- Christmas was forbidden be- 00 00 New York from 1682 to 1688. were petitioned for from the clude the proscriptions cause it was said to smack of Thus belabored by clubs THOMAS DONGAN "Popery." Nor was "guilt by mother country. But religious against Catholics. From the and impoverished by taxes, association" unknown. As late Catholics in the colonies man- Born in Ireland the same year liberty for Catholics was not beginning of the 18th century that the colony of Maryland one of them. The Ameri- as 1741 John Ury was hanged in . aged to avert extermination tiien, there was no place in New York on the suspicion that was founded (1634), Thomas can Revolution came and suc- until the middle of the 18th he was a priest. As far as can Dongan was related to the Cal- ceeded, but rights were not re- the American colonies in Century. Their survival to that be determined the charge was verts by marriage. When King stored to Catholics until 1806. which a Catholic was legally without foundation, but nonethe- point still is a mystery. Charles I was beheaded by the POLICY REVERSAL equal to his fellowmen. less Ury suffered an ignomini- Even more severe attacks Puritans, the Dongan family It would be misleading to ous death. were to be endured before the left England for France. leave the impression that the Regardless of the locality, SURVIVAL A MYSTERY American Revolution itself reversal of policy in New York the imposition of stricter and Thomas rose to the rank of brought some toleration. From was peculiar to that province Events far distant and over Colonel in a regiment of Irish increasingly severe regulations the Old Testament to these alone. All of the colonies had which absolutely no control exiles fighting for France. Not- limited the growth of Catholic staunch upholders of the Faith been markedly affected by a could be exercised aroused dor- withstanding, he obeyed an or- may be transferred the tribute: revolution in the mother coun- population. Even for those for mant colonial anti - Catholicism. der issued by Charles II for all "Giants were upon the earth in try. whom it was possible, immi- From the accession of William Englishmen to return home. and Mary four wars were fought those days." (Gen., 6:4). gration to the New World of- The Catholic James n had by England against Catholic na- The Duke of York, brother fered no advantage in the prac- tions, chiefly France and Spain. NEXT WEEK: The Que- of Charles II, was proprietor been replaced by William and tice of religion. bec Act A Cause Of The of the colony which had been Mary, the latter a Protestant Not only were the colonies American Revolution. named after him. As' is well daughter of the departing sov- Both in the mother country drawn into the struggles but know, the original settlement ereign. The new King, Wil- and in the colonies undoubted- the lurid flames of intolerance on Manhattan Island had been liam of Orange, has been ly many weak Catholics were rekindled. Ministers lash- made by the Dutch. called the "idol of 17th Cen- lapsed from the Faith rather ed at the Church from the BUILDER • DEVELOPER tury Protestantism." He read- than suffer harsh penalties. pulpit; civil officials grasped In turmoil from the time of ily dropped the Clavinism of 8340 NORTHEAST SECOND AVE. Already lamentation has been the opportunity for fresh en- MIAMI 38, FLORIDA the Netherlands for the Es- its seizures by the English, New uttered over the loss of Mary- actments against the faithful. Phone PLaia 8-0327 York quickly responded to Don- tablished Church of England. land as a Catholic refuge. A gan's wise rule. The action Parliament, now supreme like reversal took place in the \\ which rendered his administra- Calverts, who had labored so tion completely distinctive was rather than the King, passed "• 0 the "Toleration Act of 1689," manfully to establish Mary- Qualified to T I taken almost as soon as he as- land. | O sumed control. whereby freedom was granted to all of the dissenting Protest- AN APOSTATE * i REPRESENTATION ant sects. Catholics, however, On the death of his father Serve You In 1683 Dongan convoked the were specifically excluded from in 1715 the fourth Lord Balti- first representative-assembly in the indulgence. Further legisla- more was confronted with the the history of New York Pro- tion in 1701 stipulated that no choice of losing his proprietor- vince. "A Charter of Liberties" Catholic could succeed to the ship in America or his Catholi- was adopted at the instigation English throne, a prohibition city. He chose to apostatize. of the Governor. The title of which endures to this day. That he was termed "a degen- the legislation was fully merited erate scion of a noble Roman by its provisions. In the American colonies Catholic house" would have had as in the mother country, dis- little value had it not been P. A. JOSBERGER Greater Miami Patrick Henry's rallying call senters no longer had any Fwneral Director was anticipated in the stipula- written by the Protestant his- 00 U1 reason of self-preservation for torian, Sanford H Cobb. CATHOLIC tion that there was to be no making common cause with taxtion without representa- Catholics. Thus .was halted To cite the penalties impos- FUNERAL HOME ALSO SERVING tion. Equally unique and more the trend, minor though it had ed in various colonies on Cath- FR 1-4423 apropos to our discussion, re- been, of the faithful enjoying olics and more especially on ligious liberty was given to all any better treatment in the priests actually would be a 1923 S.W. 8th Sfc Prime Roast Beef .85 residents. On receiving the colonies than in England. distortion of history. This was In Time of Need document in L o n d o •", the an age accustomed to harsh- Roast Turkey .69 Board of Trade and Planta- Until the revolution in Eng- ness. Minor civil infractions, Consult Your Catholic Funeral Director - tions vetoed the legislation. land in 1689 the substantial often were subject to dire Ham Steak .58 -. ___ Notwithstanding, toleration number of Catholics in Mary- punishment. For a sensitive or. continued during Dongan's land, as well as the attempts Whose careful and understanding service Is in accord with the cultured person the social os- traditions of Holy Mother Church term of office. of Roger Williams, William tracism which accompanied Meat Balls .58 Penn, and Thomas Dongan to hisCatholicism inflicted Bankruptcy and persecution give freedom of conscience to CAREFUL CONSIDERATION, usually given to the were the Governor's personal all seemed to indicate that the Fried Snapper .65 return for his advanced legisla- hostility to the Church in the selection of a Professional Man may not be possible tion. With the accession of Wil- Old World would be abated in CONTRACT HARDWARE Chicken Biscuit .58 liam and Mary to the English the New. LIGHTING FIXTURES in the emotional turmoil following death. throne, Dongazt was in complete FOURTH LORD BALTIMORE MODERNFOLD DOORS Deviled Crab .52 disfavor as a Catholic and a CAREFULLY CONSIDER NOW our qualifications: By injunction from abroad favorite of the Stuarts. Though PERSONALLY licensed by the State he became Earl of Limerick and by imitation in America PLAZA 4-5451 on the death of his brother, the colonial governments im- PERSONALLY qualified by local experience Thomas died in obscure pov- posed the pattern of animosity PERSONALLY available when your need arises erty. which had been revived in Eng- FARBEY'S land. In some colonies, such as 99* STREET, ME. 2nd AVE 7225 N.W. 7th Avenue MOST CAREFULLY CONSIDER that a funeral is a Dongan's charter has been the Carolines, no fresh legal religious service and Catholic Families are best called the "Magna Charta of invectives were incorporated in- MIAMI • FLORIDA 11 fo 2 and frsm 4 fo 8 American Constitutional Liber- to the statutes. The reason was served by a Catholic Fuaeral Director.

August 5, I960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Pajge.13 Adrian Dominican Sisters 6#782 U.S. f Establish Five Provinces , Missionaries (Continued from Page 1) Adrian Dominican House of Studies, Washington, D.C.; Bar- Serve Abroad Michigan and the States of Illi- ry College, Miami; and Aquin-, nois, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, as College, Nassau, Bahamas, WASHINGTON (NO — Amer- and North Dakota. Mother Mary as well as any institutions ican Catholics serving the Kevin, O.P., will be the provin- which, because of the nature of Church overseas now total 6,782, cial at Mt. St. Mary Academy, the works, serve the whole St. Charles, 111. an increase of 658 over the 1958 Congregation. These are direct- total, a survey shows. SERVED IN FLORIDA ly dependent upon the Mother /St. Catherine of Siena Pro- General and do not belong to American Catholic mission- vince comprises lower Michigan any Province. aries around the world in- clude 3,032 priests, 2,827 Sis- east of Woodward Avenue in De- Founded 754 years ago by ROSARIAN ACADEMY, West Palm Beach, has Dominican Sisters' newly established province troit and outside of the city, St. Dominic in Prouille, been designated as the provincial house of (he of St. Rose of Lima. (Voice Photo). ters, 575 Brothers, 170 Schol- those places situated on or east France, the Sisters of the St. astics and 178 lay men and of Route M 53 between Detroit Dominic of Adrian first came women, according to the Mis- and Port Austin on Lake Huron to South Florida in 1923 when residence for working women, ' sion Secretariat here. including the states of New York at the invitation of the late was built in 1942 by Msgr. and Ohio. Bishop Patrick Barry, fifth William Barry, P.A., pastor About six per cent- of both Bishop of St. Augustine and of St. Patrick parish, Miami the United States' priests and Mother Mary B r i g e 11 a, Brothers now serve outside the brother of Mother Mary Ger- Beach, and brother of Moth- O.P., who formerly served as ald, O.P., (he order assumed country's borders, Auxiliary er Mary Gerald. It is located superior at Rosarian Academy operation of St. Ann School Bishop Fulton J. Sheen of New and supervisor of Dominican- in West Palm Beach. at 1120 Sixth St., Miami York notes in an introduction to staffed schools in Florida, will Beach and staffed by the Ad- the survey. be the provincial at Dominican Three years later they es- rian Dominicans. MISSIONERS INCREASE High School in Detroit. tablished communities at St. Patrick parish, Miami Beach; Members of the Congregation "But when one comes to Sis- Holy Cross Province will in- St. Anastasia parish, Fort also staff St. Helen/ School, ters, one finds a much smaller clude the States of , Pierce and St. Anthony parish, Vero Beach; Little Flower percentage, namely 1.7 per , Nevada and New' Fort Lauderdale. School, Hollywood; Blessed cent," said Bishop who, as na- Mexico with the provincial tional director of the Society for OPENED IN 1939 Martin de Porres School, Fort bouse located at Sisters Hos- Pierce; St. Rose "of Lima the Propagation of the Faith, pital, Santa Cruz, Cal., under Rosarian Academy, the new School, Miami Shores; St. is director of the Secretariat, a provincial house located at 807 the direction of Mother Jean James School, North Miami; clearing house of information on N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Marie, O.P., provincial. St. Joseph School, Miami Beach U. S. Catholics overseas. Beach, was formally opened in INSTITUTIONS INCLUDED and Central Catholic High "The United States is now According to the new plan the 1939, and in 1940 Barry College, of which Mother Mary Gerald School, Fort Lauderdale. the major financial support of generalate will include the is president, became the only STAFF THREE HOSPITALS the missions of the world, but Motherhouse and Novitiate, St. Catholic women's college south In addition to serving in el- our personnel aid is but a Joseph Academy, Siena Heights of Washington. ementary and high schools in MOTHER PROVINCIAL of Immaculate Conception Province in very small percentage of the College and St. Clement Infir- 39 archdioceses and dioceses in Michigan is Mother Mary Edmund, O.P., left, vice-president of total," Bishop Sheen said. mary, all at Adrian, and the Casa Francesca, Catholic the U.S., Puerto Rico and the' Barry College from 1952 to 1958. At right is Sister Mary Alice, Dominican Republic, the Adrian O.P., who presently serves as Barry's vice-president. However, he noted a 10 per Dominicans also maintain three cent jump in the number of hospitals. They are the Do- U. S. missioners in two years THARIN REALTY INSURANCE SERVICE minican Santa Cruz Hospital and commented that the pres- SERVING THE PALM BEACHES SINCE 1925 and Sisters Hospital in Santa Riots Don't Reflect Feelings ent number is "only a mustard Cruz, Cal., and St. Rose de seed compared to what the tree 1517 So. Dixie — West Palm Beach Phone TE 2-5176 will be in years to come." 250 Royal Palm Way -r- PALM BEACH Phone TE 2-6244 Lima Hospital in Henderson; Nevada. They also conduct sum- Of Japanese, Priest Reports "The time will come; when mer camps and catechetical NEW YORK (NO — The Monsignor Harnett is Far- the United States will help centers. Albert G. recent rioting in Japan "in no East mission director of Cath- evangelize the world," he said. The Congregation has in ad- way represented the over-all olic Relief Services — National The survey gives these other dition to professed Sisters, 108 attitude of the Japanese peo- Catholic Welfare Conference, statistics: . novices, 25 of whom will be ple," according to a priest who overseas relief agency of the professed today at the Mother- recently returned from a Far — Almost a third, 2,465, of U. S. Catholic Bishops. He was house, and 159 postulants, 46 of East tour. the American missioners are ELECTRICAL whom received the habit yester- reporting on a tour by 22 U. S. in Latin America. There are CONTRACTOR day on the Feast of St. Dominic. "The trouble that was fo- priests and laymen inspecting 981 in South America, 433 in Central America and 991 in mented in Japan on the occa- Catholic charities work abroad. the West Indies. 1222 OMAR ROAD. WEST PALM BEACH Restoration Planned sion of the projected visit of President Eisenhower . . . TROUBLE SPOT TE S-8I4B or TE 2 8735 home; — Africa has 781 U. S. mis- NEW ORLEANS (NO — A was undoubtedly the work of Discussing Korea, another re- a small proportion of com- cent trouble spot in the Orient, sioners; Asia, 2,070; Oceania, six-month, $140,000 program of 986; Europe, 203; and North repairs will be carried out at munist-organized extremists," Monsignor Harnett said: "The . declared Msgr. Joseph J. Har- Koreans are fast friends of the America (Alaska and Canada), PHONE TEmple 2-3111 P. O. BOX 6545 historic St. Louis cathedral, 337. built in 1794. nett. United States and are deeply grateful for the economic, mili- tary and welfare assistance that St. Catherine Guild has been given to them." Meeting Thursday CLERICI, INC Situations Wanted... South Korea "is in need of prolonged aid" and "has well FT. LAUDERDALE — St. Masonry and Plastering Contractors Centra Hispano Catolico earned it through its resist- Catherine Guild will hold its ance to communist oppres- monthly meeting at 8 p.m. How about giving an immigrant a chance at some sion," he said. Thursday, Aug. 11, in the home of Mrs. John B. O'Malley, 1816 WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA gainful employment? Many need work. Some are skill- 1213 OMAR ROAD ed, others unskilled. Some speak both languages well. The relief official said For- SW 24th Ave. Others, only Spanish. mosa, stronghold of the Chi- nese Nationalists, "promises to The membership committee „,*- If interested call FR 1-5657 do well in the future." the group; an auxiliary of the 130 N.E. 2nd St. Miami, Florida Catholic Service. Bureau of "The Chinese are hard-work- Broward County, plan to an- MALE Factory workers — many ing people, and Formosa is nounce the slate for new officers. Electric Welder characterized by a wealth of Teachers — 9 (English anil Spanish; Women interested in attending Any type of work — many (this group some do not speak English) men brains and talent that was does not usually speak English) the meetng are invited accord- and women brought from the mainland," he Expert TV repair man; Hi-Fi and ing to Mrs. Darwin G. Payne, Stereo Technician (English and FEMALE stated. president SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Spanish) SENSE OF GRATITUDE Electronic Technician Secretarial — Clerical — IS (few know shorthand in English) Bookkeepers — (one speaks English) Monsignor Harnett pointed out General Office Work — 8 Teachers — 12 (3 or so can speak ND Offers 'Equal Time' English) that the population of Hong Medical Profession — radiologist; male nurses; male nurse's aid; — 3 Kong has risen from 450,000 NOTRA DAME, Ind. (NO — Interior Decorating (specialty, wall Lawyer — 1 before World War II to 2,500,000' Vice President Richard M. Nix- murals) 2 Registered Nurse — 1 today. Much has been done to on and Sen. John F. Kennedy * Night watchman Factory sewing — 18 (few speak English provide housing, schooling and have been invited to address 316 Royal Palm Way Mechanic and Mechanic's helper) Factory iany type) — 10 (few speak medical aid for refugees from the students and faculty of the Linotype mechanic English PALM BEACH Carpenter and Carpenter's helper Domestic work (live out) — 15 (few Red China, but much still re- University of Notre Dame dur- Plumber speak English) mains to be done, he said. ing the presidential campaign.

Page 14 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 1960 SOME PARISHONERS receive special attention from ushers SEATS ARE AVAILABLE UP FRONT, signals John Boyjanski, ushers, who serve the parish each Sunday are typical of groups before Mass as well as at Communion time. Usher William C. an usher at St. Lawrence Church, North Miami Beach. The 18 O'Conor is shown assisting Mrs. Anna Lux in St. Lawrence Church. throughout the diocese. They are neat, polite and punctual. Voice Pbotos Your Church Usher Is More Than A 'Basket Passer' You can tell even by the way nice people and treat them tljey dress that church ushers politely." That's a basic prin- are more than "basket passers." ciple laid down for the St. Lawrence men by Father Da- Visit almost any parish of vid Heffernan, pastor of the the diocese for Mass on Sun- parish. day morning. You'll find that the ushers are a neatly at- Another principle is that the tired goup of men who go ushers must "be solicitous for about their chores politely and everyone's welfare; the usher, efficiently. They have their because he represents the parish eyes and ears open, ready when on duty, must maintain for service that might mean the good reputation of the par- helping an elderly woman ish." , • at the altar rail or hurrying Other duties assigned to down the side aisle to aid ushers are: someone who has fainted. — Help direct parking lot Typical of first-class ushers traffic if necessary. are the men who serve at St. — Open or close windows as Lawrence Church, North Miami required for comfort. Beach. White coats, dark trou- sers and black ties are the uni- — Be aware of potential safe- form they wear while perform- ty hazards inside and outside ing the various duties involved of the church building. in ushering. And like other tasks — Know the location of light performed in a parish, ushering switches, fire extinguishers and has more to it than meets the emergency exits. ' >%*•«; eye of the churchgoer. IN ADDITION to taking up collections, ushers also help park — Be neat in personal appear- FATHER HEFFERNAN supervises the counting of contributions automobiles and distribute the parish bulletin at Masses. "Assume that all people are ance. in the rectory. Assisting are John Richards, William O'Connor.

FIRST AID is frequently administered by ushers. Above, young CONTRIBUTIONS to the St. ~——™— —"— - - < •**ma**x»~ ••••» ,.*., <•- • • William Stover is carried from Mass by William Humphreys (left) Vincent de Paul Society are FOR THE CHILD who occasionally goes astray watchman. Usher Salvatore Sanfilippo is shown and Dom lammacone (center). Usher John Bean holds the door. received by nshers. at a crowded Mass, the usher serves as a returning Christy Roby to her parents.

August 5, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 15 •By Doris R. Peters? AROUND TOWN 9A, CUklnq....? CARS WT WENT IN GASOLINE T.V. SETSTOR. WRIS T WEAR. YOUTH REVENUE, THE TlfAE 1 ITS ABOUT HALF PAST MIGHT AS WELL1—-i G>0E6H FORA VJP1 TWO V Is Teenage Girl Wrong "Your Phone is /our Charge Account" TABLESP0OM5 P"^ 144 E. LAS OLAS BLVD. To Date Non-Catholic? Ft. lauderdale - JA 2-3737 Dear Doris: us to respect our parents as 3200 ATLANTIC AVE. well as obey them. Pompano Beach - WE 3-4401 I'm a girl of 17 and have been going steady with a We are often too critical of non - Catholic for eight our parents and . conscious of Ft. Lauderdale months. I have no intention shortcomings that others never of marrying him and have notice. told him so as well as my Furniture Co. Parents don't want to em- parents. We are moving W&5 WORRIED . &OESNT barrass us. Sometimes they Broward Count-fs WHERE. HIS NEXT YACHT'S away from this district in do — unintentionally. Mother- Oldest Furniture Store four months and I can't see draw attention to a new drt why I should break up with 230 E. Las Olas Blvd. or pretty hair-do. This is typ- MOST EDUCATED JOIN LEAST him but my parents say I JA 2-5251 or J A 2-5215 . NUMBER OF CLUBS ical, Elaine. And if this is what have to. Will you please your friend means she is FREE DECORATOR SERVICE ITS KtCETA KNOW WE.DOMT help? I know it's wrong to lucky. Because everyone, even LIBERAL BUDGET TERMS BEIOMS- TA SOME OF DA SAME go with a non-Catholic but CLUBS EDUCATED boys, realize this is prompted in this small community PONT eeioNs-m by love. ••!•• Get the Best Buys In there isn't any nice Catho- lic I can go with. She may be anticipating some- IIMNG SHARKS LATEST DARE FOR Sue thing that won't happen and SKIN PWER5 making an issue out of nothing. Dear Sue: Parents are only too happy to I get the impression that get away from the noise and BUTLER BROS. you're not looking very far to chatter of the younger genera- LUMBER CO. find companions your parents tion. It's polite for them to approve of. The help you ask wait until the group gets togeth- West Palm TE 2-6171 for is right under your nose. er or the party started before CALL US FOR This move to a new district going to another room. This is only good manners and expect- AN ESTIMATE could be a blessing. Blessings sometimes come disguised. This ed in any home. And expected one isn't too disguised — and also when just one boy comes it's double. to call. Moving offers a "painless" • • • way of breaking off with this boy. It gives you an oppor- Dear Doris: tunity to do what's right and Price Of Good Teeth obey your parents. I'm sure I'm an average girl in BIRMINGHAM, Ala., (NO — 2 Miamians At Convention you know why your parents school. At the beginning of More than 40 children at a Cath- don't approve of your dating the year I was very popu- olic orphange here are partici- him. lar. I thought I had a good CARTER pating in a study of a new sod- Of Catholic Young Adults chance to win the award HARDWARE CO. ium fluoride tooth paste de- Take advantage of the situa- for the best liked, most 1907 S. Poinsettia signed to reduce tooth decay in Two representatives of Miami Wet* Palm Beach TE 2-7306 tion to make some new friends popular girl, etc. How can children. Catholic youth organizations, and acquaintances. Don't be in I gain my popularity back? Robert Schmitt and Ed Clauss, such a hurry. Don't rush into You understand I'm liked attended- the Catholic Young friendships with girls or boys. a lot but not enough for Adult Clubs second annual And it's certainly not necessary the award. Peg convention in New Orleans. to find someone "to go with" immediately. Since you are still Dear Peg: Representing the CYO and only 17 it would even be fun Catholic Singles Clubs, they to go on group dates. This gives You didn't lose your popular- you a chance to get acquainted attended four workshops, dis- Mr. Schmitt Mr. Clauss ity by not winning the award. with different young people. I'm sure you're just as popular cussing problems of Catholic Schmitt, a CYO and Singles as before. The fact that you youth and young peoples Club member, and Clauss, So Sue, my advice is, give were nominated; proves you have the. new district a chance. It clubs. president of St. Michael So- many fine qualities. So hang on seems like the answer to a to them. While attending the conven- dality, are campaigning for prayer. tion, called the "Bayou Bonan- representation to the next It's natural to be disappointed za, "the Miami spokesmen met convention. • • • when we don't win. But only with Father William L. Greene Dear Doris: one can win. Try to accept this. and Father A. M. Leahy, O.P., Information concerning sub- Be a good loser. Don't let your moderators and organizers of jects discussed in New Orleans A friend of mine never disappointment show. A bright The MURPHY Construction Co. the youth meeting. and convention highlights may invites a boy to her house smile and a kind word, no mat- be obtained by calling Schmitt, because she feels that her ter how you feel, will make you PILE DRIVING - CRANE SERVICE Main convention topic was parents will embarrass even more popular than before. continuing Hie annual meet. MO 7-1148 or Clauss, HI 8-7397. her. She doesn't want to It will also help you feel better. hurt her parents by telling CONCRETE PRECAST them not to stay around Doris Revere Peters an- & CAST IN PLACE when her company comes. swers letters through her SEAWALLS Boy Saved By 'Hail Mary' Could you suggest some- column,not by mail. Yov thing for her to do? readers are invited to tw»> - - FOUNDATIONS to her in care of The Voice, MARINE CONSTRUCTION And Artificial Respiration Elaine 6301 Biscayne Blvd., Miami Dear Elaine: 38, Flo. • INDUSTRIAL ANN ARBOR, Mich. (NO — could be detected. I'd suggest she change her • APARTMENTS An 16-year-old boy pulled un- Marilyn Zapalski, a Detroit- conscious from a nearby lake attitude. • HOMES • DOCKS er, stepped from a ring of on- was revived by a girl of the You can encourage her to SINCE 1923 lookers to apply artificial res- VINCENT P. same age who recited the "Hail invite friends home. Help her IN THE PALM BEACHES piration for more than 30 min- Mary" to keep the rhythm of to appreciate that her home utes before Hie boy stirred. and family are her greatest INC. her successful artificial respira- assets. Rich or poor, fashion- "I remembered reading that TEmple 2-3634 tion efforts. able or shabby, educated or JEWELERS rhythm was an important fac- uneducated they are hers. Long Distance 12 1%e drama at Half Moon 305 East Atlantic Ave. tor in artificial respiration," God given. A "like me, Kfce Lake began when Mike Nel- she related. "I began by us- my parents" attitude insures Defray Beaeh, Fla. son was pulled from beneath ing the number system, bat popularity and respect. Re- CR €-4400 1630 Clare Aye., West Palm Beach, Florida an overturned boat by his fa- gave this up and substituted mind her that the Fourth ther, Viggio Nelson* No pulse the 'HaM Mary."* Commandment reminds all of

16 THE VOfCC Fid* August 5, 1960 Morning Star Club St. Clement Society " Offering the Finest in Complete Beauty Care' To Sponsor Dinner To Hold Card Party LANTANA — A spaghetti FT. LAUDERDALE — A card Beauty Salons dinner sponsored by members party, sponsored by St. Clem- Conveniently located in: of Morning Star School Auxiliary ent Altar and Rosary Society, JACKSON'S/BYRONS DEPARTMENT STORES will be held Sunday, Aug. 7 on will be held 8 p.m. Thursday, 45 Miracle Mile, Coral Gables . . . Phone HI 4-3322 the grounds of the school for Aug. 11 in the Women's Club. Palm Springs Village Shopping Center, Hialeah handicapped children. ... Phone TU 7-4911 Ticket information may be 51 East Flagler Street, Miami New members of the execu- had by contacting Mrs. Gerald . . . Phone FR 1-4269 as advertised 1736 N.W. 36th Street tive board of the auxiliary are McCulley, chairman, LO 4-1210, in VOGUE ... 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Just like new at a Madge Royce of Sacred Heart very low price and terms. parish is completing a six weeks' summer session in Greg- Academy of orian chant at Mary Manse Col- Charm, PUBLICITY POSTERS for the annual dinner dance of the Open Mon., Thurs., Fri. Eves. lege, Toledo, O., the national Modeling and Daughters of Isabella on Saturday, Aug. 6 at the K. of C. Hall, 2010 BISCAYNE BLVD. FR 1-4616 Agency, Inc. Coral Gables are drawn by Mrs. James Blain, Miss Catherine center of the Gregorian Insti- Elder, decorations, Mrs. Louis Dion, general chairman. tute of America. CHARMETTE MODELS The program Miss Royce is MIAMI PL 7-0572 taking follows the prescribed J M. SPRINGS TU 7-5352 AT OUR HOUSE course for a bachelor of Church * M&•. BEACnrjkfiiHj UIIUN 4-173A 4"14M6S os seen Music degree and a diploma of in VOGUE Gregorian studies of the Insti- Teens Burn Up The Wires tute of Music. • Agency • Accredited * Licensed 7 , La Marick — South's Largest and Leading Beauty System. As Summer 'Indoor Sport moved back to our town ace Tell Our Advertisers You "Saw It In The Voice" By MARY TINLEY DALY When we ' see a teenager but to a far-distant suburb; This is open season at our leave our house, after a few a distant cousin transferred STEAK HOUSE house for "riding the phones," hours or even an overnight to this area; a correspond- as the Head of the House calls - stay, and promise to "call you ent of this column who has 1210 Ponce de Leon Blvd. those interminable summertime up as soon as I get home" — moved into our locality and conversations. again, it's that familiar horse- manship. writes for advice on Catholic CORAL GABLES Far as I can see, there is no schools nearby. "closed season" for this indoor NEGLECTED CALLS sport. If you live with teen- But, when we've been with There are a seminarian and PRIME DELMONECO STEAK agers, you know what I mean. good friends for an afternoon and two student-nurse Sisters from want, for instance, the recipe our hometown, here for further It is a biased remark. Cer- of the delicious turkey-cranber- education; a newspaper pal of tainly, the teenagers ride the ry aspic that Hildegarde Mallet- the Head of the House, now look- phones. They get the blame, % of a Ib. of thick, Prevost served us, call Hilde- ing for a job; parents of a quite often, when their elders garde the minute we get into high school graduate seeking juicy, Prime Delmonko Sfeak, simply pick up a telephone the house — well, that's an- admission to college where one served with crisp, cold mixed and do the same thing with other story. of ours is enrolled; disgruntled their own contemporaries. green salad, French bleu cheese reader of this column, with a Or is it? When one is away from home, bone to pick . . , dressing, our home-made bread, sitting in a stifling telephone Now that the days are long At our house we feel a need tea or coffee and hot apple booth, trying to call one's own and hot, activity at a tur- of communication with all of pie with cheese. number, it can be maddening gid standstill, we look upon these. to get the steady "bzz-bzz-bzz" the teenagers proclivity with busy signal. ' a more kindly eye. The ap- STEAKS, CHOPS, CHICKEN & CUT IN ON LINE peal of "riding the phones," discounts on standard brands of quality furni- In this case, of course, it is we admit, can have its posi- SEAFOOD-COMPLETE DINNERS tive aspect. ture, carpeting, drapes always possible to dial Operat- and bedding or, report an emergency and For a long time, we have $1.80 to $4.40 cut in on the line. This we have meant personally to call on done. However, when it is not many people who have been in OPEN ALL SUMMER a real emergency — just ask- our thoughts and prayers. ing somebody to pick us up at Somehow, in the ultra-busy days 5 P.M. to 10 P.M. the end of the bus line — well, of spring and early summer, there is a certain squeamish we have postponed those visits, CLOSED SUNDAYS hesitancy. If's like the boy in or revisits. 3811 n. miami ave. the fable who cried, "Wolf, OVERLOOKED FRIENDS miami 37, fla. Member of Diner's Club, Wolf!" once too often. PL 8-7661 There is the young neighbor- American Express & Hilton As a general thing, "riding hood couple, from a foreign *he phones" is harmless, though country, whose parents we knew Carte Blanche ssibly a waste of two peo- years ago; several recently wi- ple's time. dowed friends; the business as- sociate who has been awarded Again, it depends on whose an honor; a dear little old lady time is wasted. When we living in an old ladies' home start the vacuum and are ask- and another friend convalescing hardware - paints ed to "Sh-h-h," remove the at home after a hospital stay. PAC/f/G noise maker to another room, roof trusses finish that and still find a Then there is an old gentle- conversation going on — that's man who has suffered a - "riding the phones." stroke; former neighbors Convenient Locations RETAIL DIVISION -B FLORIDA-FOREMOST FORT LAUDERDALE WILTON MANORS "^ DAIRIES WITH COMPLIMENTS OF DELRAY BEACH FRANK HOLT, Manager "Pacific Helped Me With My Home Fixin' and Patchin''

August 5, I960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page THEOLOGY FOR EVERYMAN ST. LEO t COLLEGE TV Preparatory School AND Do Women In Slacks And Shorts A BOARDING APPLIANCES HIGH SCHOOL 6 Famous Makes Violate Standards Of Decency? FOR BOYS •Jr Lowest Prices "jr Easy Bank Terms What moral factors are in- propriate feminine garb for GRADES 9 TO 12 volved in various modes of at- general wear. • Small Classes tire, for example slacks and • Unrivaled Study Conditions Much the same point of • Unexcelled Outdoor shorts, and to what extent are Sports Facilities view may be taken in rela- • Private Rooms these factors dependent on tion to the wearing of shorts, changing circumstances? For Information, Write whether by men or by wom- HEADMASTER The following commentary on en. While this form of at- Saint Leo College decency in dress is reprinted tire may have been objection- Preparatory School ... FT. LAUDERDALE Saint Leo, Florida * * from The Pilot, weekly news- able in former times, today, paper of the Archdiocese of Bos- in certain particular situ" ton. tions, it seems to have b come acceptable. W. J. Q. To what extent does cus- tom regulate the application It should be noted, however, of moral principles to the that the wearing of shorts dur- CONCRETE problem of clothing. ing the summer months can- not be approved as a generally Boca Raton 8588 Lake Worth JU 2-9048 A. The application of moral acceptable substitute for the Delray CR 6-6037 West Palm Beach VI 8-2531 principles to the problem of more conventional forms of at- Pompano WE 3-4526 clothing will be determined by tire. The situations in which the purposes which clothing is shorts would be acceptable meant to serve. From one must be regarded as the ex- ception rather than the rule. point of view, there is a dis- SHORTS TOLERATED tinction between clothing and At home, or in circumstances ornament. which are. clearly and exclus- Clothing would thus refer to ively recreational, the wearing TICKER of shorts may be tolerated un- AMERICAS LARGEST "ON THE TRAIL" that covering of the body which der the restrictions which are PONTIAt DEALER 665 S.W.fi-ST. MIAMI corresponds to the demands of Q. What standards should importance, such as an inaug- imposed by generally prevail- DETROIT* FLINT' MIAMI modesty, while ornament would govern the choice of attire by ural ceremony. ing standards of modesty. In FINE CARS - FINE SERVICE embrace many articles of at- circumstances in which ordin- men. and women at the pres- (3) THE DIGNITY OF THE ary attire is generally demand- tire which would be worn for ent time? PERSON who wears the cloth- ed, however, it would be wrong their esthetic value. for individuals to, eall attention It would be expected that the ing. In the same situation a to themselves by departing At the present time, how-- dress of people in modern person of prominence in the from the standards which are ever, these two aspects of the times would reflect the changes community, or one who is adhered to by the great ma- which have been brought about problem would be difficult to jority. by the progress of the sciences, looked up to by reason of his distinguish since the manufac- personal dignity or official re- by the impact of modern life Q. May shorts be worn by ture of clothing is so 'strong- upon human psychology and by sponsibility should not be at- those; who attend church serv- ly influenced by prevailing the tendency of women to as- tired in a manner that would be ices? styles and fashions which sat- sume more and more the func- suitable, or at least unobjection- tions previously reserved to A. The answer to this ques- isfy the demand for beauty able, in a person of lesser es- men. tion will be suggested by the and attractiveness as well as tate. FRANK J. ROONEY, INC. SAFEGUARDING MODESTY more general norms which utility. Bearing in mind what was Similarly, older persons should have been previously indicated. GENERAL CONTRACTORS In an exclusively recreational It would be difficult to discov- previously said about the func- not adopt the attire of persons tion of clothing in safeguarding of younger years, and young situation, such as would be er in the the evolution of cloth- modesty, we may say that con- people should follow the fash- found, at a summer camp, the ing, either- for men or for temporary standards of pro- ions of their contemporaries wearing of shorts by those who women, the precise origin of priety in relation to clothing rather than those of older peo- attend church services might be the use of clothing for the pur- are determined, with greater or ple whose tastes and prefer- considered appropriate. pose of sustaining modesty. less degrees of influence, by ences have become established As a general rule, however, the following factors: in a previous generation. this form of attire cannot be To some extent the demands (1) THE ACTIVITIES in which r e g a r d e d as in corres- "i of modesty are innate, arising . • • • pondence with the sacred en-' in the sexual differences be- person engages. At work a per- Q. What is to be thought of son's attire will be adapted to Tironment of the church. It OFFICERS tween men and women. To a the wearing of slacks by wom- is wrong, therefore, for peer WILLIAM O'NEIL great extent, however, the feel- the expenditure of. energy which CHAIRMAN may be demanded of him, tc en? pie to wear shorts to church ing, of shame, which is basic to in places in which this prac- CHARLES H. A1.C0CK the wear and tear to which his PRESIDENT the demands of modesty is sub- A. As a general rule, it is tice is clearly at variance clothing may be subject and to ject .to the conditioning influ- inappropriate for a woman to with the customs and desires NORMAN W. LEWIS, the relations .with other, people EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT ences of environment and cus- wear clothing which resembles of the - congregation as a tom. which his work will involve. that of men. It would be moral- whole. ly wrong for woman to dress DEMANDS OF MODESTY The clothing of one whose as a man for the purpose of work is heavy and exhausting Many pastors have found it THE Standards of modesty are thus representing herself as a mem- will be different from that of necessary to call attention to subject to change, and while it ber of the opposite sex. one whose work consists main- this matter and to forbid the is true that clothing has always wearing of shorts by those who served the primary purpose of ly of personal interviews, or . It should be recognized, how- pertains otherwise to the attend s e r v i c e s in thf' Concealing the characteristically ever, that modern times have churches. sexual portions of the human 'white collar' category. Those brought changes into our way whe take part in sports or body, it is no less true that 1 of • living. Women today com- Many other pastors are —Setting New Standards the particular circumstances of other recreational activities monly engage in work which de- rightfully resentful of disre- men's lives have often estab- are expected to wear clothing mands considerable expenditure gard by individuals of the for Banking lished relations between clothing which will facilitate their bodi- of energy, and for which more standards of propriety, which ly movements and be most Service and modesty which are not de- traditional forms of feminfne at- are generally prevalent manded essentially by the sex- conducive to comfort and re- tire seem unsuitable. The wear- among their parishioners. ual differences between man laxation. • ing of slacks seem to have be- and woman. come prevalent as a means of The faithful themselves should (2)rv-*flE GENERAL SITUA- regulate their attitude in this TION in which the clothing is to adapting women's attire to It is quite understandable, to changing demands. matter. ,The deepest instincts of therefore, that forms of cloth- be ~worn. Almost every one will those who attend church serv- ing that would be considered have' two or three kinds of cloth- The growing tolerance of this ices will suggest that the.maxi- : immodest at one period of ing: that which is worn during form of attire seems, to have mum, rather than the minimum time, or in a particular geo- periods of rest and relaxation removed much of the objection demands of modesty be com- 1 •'•• • the graphical area, or in a given and that which is reserved for Bank on the Boulevard v formerly made against it In plied with, and that attire which set of circumstances, might special occasions. It would be the proper circumstances slacks is appropriate for a recreational be in conformity with stan- hardly appropriate for a person may, be even preferable to environment be excluded during dards of modesty in other sit- to wear his working clothes at other forms of attire, but they the sacred moments which,are uations. a civic function of considerable should not be regarded as ap- dedicated to the worship of God.

Page 18 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 1960 FAMILY CLINIC SomethJng warm and wonderful happens - wnen you send Are Parents Failing To Teach Chastity? FLOWERS from Why do so many young Catholics feel free to in- dulge in sinful relations before marriage? The ones I'm talking about come from good homes and have a Catholic education. Where have we parents failed? We 'can't seem to talk or reason with them because they simply reject our "narrow - minded, old fashioned ways." For example, one Catholic graduate who had to get married told his parents, "I have no qualms — I love the girl." By FATHER JOHN L. THOMAS, S.J. Many worried • parents are asking this question — and a good many more should! Since the present generation of young- sters probably started out no different from others, who has STEGEMAN jEailed? Parents? Teachers? Religious leaders? Society? No doubt have played some part in promoting, or at least tolerating, Jeweler the current unhealthy situation. The development of moral character is a gradual process in which parents, teachers, religious leaders, and society all make some contribution. We must be mindful of this not FINE WATCH merely in assigning culpability but especially in planning AND therapy. JEWELRY REPAIRING An ideal like premarital chastity has definite functional re- quirements of exigencies. In other words, it can be generally observed only if certain other conditions are fulfilled. This means that there is a complex set of motives and attitudes, patterns 2304 Ponce de Leon Blvd. of conduct and social conditions so closely related to premarital mature heterosexual activities, apparently with complete un- awareness of biological realities. LOUIS E MILLER Coral Cables, Florida chastity that this virtue is not likely to be widely observed in PLUMBING CO. practice unless they are provided. I am not exaggerating the trend. While serving on a EST 1930 S A S resolutions committee during the last White House Conference WATER HEATER *S E R- CE Phone HI 6-6081 What Are Requirements? on Children and Youth, I was surprised at the number of com- 4102 Laguna St. Coral Gables Catholics in particular must be fully aware of these require- mittees submitting resolutions to the effect that parents should Phones: HI 8-9912 ana Ml 6-1414 ments because they live in a society that is rapidly ceasing to cease pressuring their children into premature social activity. pay even lip service to the ideal of premarital chastity. Of course some parents insist that they are helpless to Conducted by withstand current trends. What are these requirements? First, young people must the Religious of develop proper attitudes and motives in regard to chastity. Are they sincere? Or does this really mean that they the Assumption This demands that they receive competent and adequate in- don't feel strongly enough about the issue to take the neces- struction concerning the nature and purpose of sex so that sary action? Again I say, they refuse to face the obvious facts they understand its essential relationships to procreation, to of life. • , personality development, and to God. Resident & Day School for Girls (Father Thomas will be unable to answer any personal Situated ore beautiful Biscayne Bay It also implies that they know something about the mech- letters.) Elementary and Secondary anisms of sexual arousal in themselves and in others so that I College Preparatory- and General Courses they understand the function of modesty and appreciate the need 1517 BRICKEIX AVE., MIAMI FR 9-3323 to acquire self-control in word, thought, and action. But chas- tity is only one of the virtues and will not be observed unless C. A. Whitman, Jr. & Son young people are taught the need for prayer, self-denial, and a Well Drilling - Septic Tank and Plumbing ANCIENT loyal personal commitment to the love and service of Christ. TELEPHONES: Where Hove Parents Failed? LAKE WORTH - BOYNTON BEACH Second, the practice of premarital chastity requires fitting JU 2-4147 * 3481 patterns of conduct. Young people in our culture reach puberty in their early teens but are not reasonably prepared for mar- riage before their early twenties. Association between the sexes during the intervening years must be designed to keep sexual arousal and emotional involvement at a minimum until marriage IN THE 12th CENTURY, becomes a practical possibility. This means that dating in grade Alfonso VII, King of Leon, school and the first several years of high school should be elim- Castile and Galicia success- inated, while it should be limited and regulated during the next fully drove the Moors from Open Daily and Sunday his kingdom. In gratitude 10 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. few years. to Cod, he founded, in 1141, Guided Tours in English Third, society should prevent the exploitation of sex in the MONASTERIO de SAN BERNARDO de SACRA. and Spanish literature, entertainment, dress and so on. This involves in- MENIA in an isolated valley formed public opinion and community action rather than in the Province of Segovia, Spain. Operated by the Cistercian laws, though prudent legal controls should not be neglected. Order for 694 years, it was abandoned in 1835 and was forgotten The utter lack of public concern in this area has made NEED SPACE? until 1925 when discovered and purchased by fm. Randolph Hearst. Disassembled and shipped to America, this Roman' Americans the most sex-obsessed nation in the modern world. Enclose Your Screen Porch or Carport esque-Cothic architectural gem was destined for San Simeon. With PRO-TECT-U Quality Jalousies These are the basic requirements for the general observance Due to the Great Depression, the 10,751 crates were stored in a of premarital chastity. Where have parents failed? It is generally For the past 25 years, PRO-TECT-U has been noted for New York warehouse until 1951 when the Monastery was pur- handling the complete details of converting porches and car- chased from Hearst's estate and transported to Miami, Florida admitted that they are reluctant or simply incapable of giving ports. their children positive training in chastity. In our society of where it has been reassembled in a tropical garden in all iti Our representative will be happy to give you a quotation majestic, medieval splendor. abundance, they also, find it difficult to teach children self- (without obligation, of course) for all of the work including denial and respect for authority, while they have handed over masonry, stucco, and oil labor and material. BRING YOUR CAMERA to the schools almost their entire religious and moral training. FHA TERMS - NO DOWN PAYMENT Premature Social Activity One Block West of The major failing of modern Catholic parents, however, is Biscayne Boulevard at 167th Street their refusal to face the obvious fact that their growing children S or K Miami Beach bus connects with Haiilover Beach bus, are probably normal. This means that they reach puberty in direct to entrance. their early teens and consequently become quite capable of ROTECTD emotional involvements at this time. Parents simply refuse to MO 7-5681 (Ext. 1) CHILDREN - ADULTS face up to the practical implications of this fact. Motivated by 4525 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral Gables 6 to 12... 70c # $1.25 competition, a spirit of conformity, and a peculiar anxiety to " tn West Palm Beach area call ALLIED BUILDING SPECIALTIES, INC. Members of Clergy admitted Free promote the social potential of their children, they organize, 5604 Georgia Av«. JU 2-7495 plan, stimulate, push, urge, or complacently tolerate their pre-

August 5, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 19 En Favor del Partido LA PRENSA - Didlogos - CATOLICA Rev. ANTONIO NAVARRETE de Accion Cristiana iPROTESTANTES OPRIMIDOS EN LA ESP ASA CATOLICA?. . . SAN JUAN, PR. (NC).— Puerto Rico eat dividido Munoz Muiioz Marin, ponen EN EE. UU. Los Obispos de Puerto Rico en siete distritos politicos, trabas a la inscripcion y algu- Para B. L. Todo lo que Ud. me dice sobre la persecuci6n exhortaron en favor del nuevo con un total de 77 centros nos alcaldes hacen cuanto pue NUEVA YORK —(NC)— de los Protestantes en Espana, no responde a la realidad. Partido de Accion Cristi*na> electoral-es. Para .iitrar en fun- den para que el PAC no sai- La prensa catolica de Esta- En primer lugar _no hay realmente problema protestante pero dejan a los catolicos en ciones, el PAC tiene que con- ga adelante. dos Unidos supero todas sus en Espana, pais de tradicion y mayoria catolica y en el que libertad de elegir cualquier seguir en su favor el reglstro, marcas anteriores al alcanzar Munoz Marin ve con malos existe tolerancia de cultos tanto legal, como de hecho. Entre otra organizacion politica que certificado por los juecec la cifra global de 25.932.461 una poblacion de treinta millones de espanoies hay apenas no eaten en conflicto con el respectivos, del 10 por ciento ojos ki formacion de un par- ejemplares de tirada. catolicismo. del censo electoral. tido catolico considerando- unos quince mil protestantes, los cuales cuentan con publica- la "un error". El gobernador Si se suma al Canda, la cir- ciones diversas y 117 Iglesias y capillas, correspondiendo no En una pastoral conjunta, El nuevo partido tropieza olvida, segiin parece, que du- culacion de las publicaciones mas de 250 protestantes a cada Iglesia o capiila. Hay 117 Mons. Jaime Davis, obispo de por lo tanto con serlas difi- rante sus 12 anos en el poder catdlicas de ambos paises es ministros protestantes que comparado con el numero de San Juan, y Mons. Jaime Mc- cultades, no obstante el entu- fueron desotdas lag demandas de 27.190.631, con un aumen- adeptos de una proporci6n mucho mayor de ministros que la Manus obispo de Ponce, aco- siaismo con que ha sido en to- de la gran mayoria del pueblo to en 1959 de 1.607.861. que existe entre los sacerdotes y los fieles catolicos. El ar- gieron complaeidos el hecho da la Isla. Muchos jueces, puertorriqueno por una le- ticulo sexto del Fuero de ios Espaiioles garantiza "qae Hf ' de que "el pueblo puerto- adictos al gobernador, Luis gi»laci6n cristiana. La nueva tirada aparece en el Directorio de la Prensa Ca- sera molestado por sus creenclas religiosas, ni en el ejerc. . rriqueno, velando por su pro- prlvad« de su culto." pio bienestar, haya comen- tolica para 1960 publicado aqui pot la Asociacion de la sado espontaneamente el mo- En cuanto a la ensenanza, el Concordato de 1955 entre la vimiento hacia un partido Prensa Catolica Norteamerica- politico cristiano". SECCION ESPANOLA na. Santa Sede y Espana, determna en su articulo 27 que serin El presidente de la APCN, dlspensadas de las clases de Religi6n Catolica los hijos de loft Afiadian que el nuevo par- DE RP Albert J. Nevins, director no cat61icos cuando lo sollciten sus padres o quienes hagan tido "va encaminado a la d»- de la revista Maryknoll, dijo sus veces. fensa de la CristianMad... por I qu« la prensa catolica, "en la lo que urgimos a todos que le que cabe diversidad de opinio- Hoy dia hay periodistas y escritores que siguen sllen- brinden su lealtad y su ayu- nes, muestra vitalidad y un ciando o deformando la verdad sobre Espana, exactament* da" sentido periodistico cada vez como lo hicieran los adversarios de Espana a partir de la mas acusado, por lo que atrae epoca de Felipe II. Tambien los Estados Unidos a pesar En una breve declaraci6n a nuevos lectores, y es de es- de 1'os pod

Page 20 THC VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 1960 CONCLUSIONS AL VI CONGRESO MUNDIAL QUE CELEBRO LA PRENSA CATOLICA MADRID —(NC)_ Siguen de los estatutos, se confiere la director de L'Osservatore Ro»' las conclusiones generates del direccion de la Union a un mano, quien asumira la presi- VI Congreso Mundial de la Comite compuesto por los pre- dencia". Prensa Catolica, publicadas sidentes de las tres Federacio- El Congreso se celebro del aquf por el semanario Eccle- nes (la de agencias, la de pe- 6 al 10 de julio en la Universi- sia: riodistas y la de directores), dad santanderina Menendez y "Cuatrocientos periodistaT y al sefior Raimondo Manzini, Pelayo. pertenecientes a veintiocho paises, reunidos en Santan- der para el VI Congreso Mun- dial de la Prensa Catdlica, se- guros de expresar el sentir de todos los periodistas del mundo, proclaman, como ley fundamental de su profesi6n, el amor y el respeto a la ver- dad, resueltos a no traicioriar- la nunca en lo que de ellos de-. penda, cumpliendo asi el re- petido encargo de Su Santidad Juan XXIII. Acuerdan trabajar a traves de la prensa para la compren- sion y amistad entre los pue- blos, por la colaboraeion con Una enorme ciudad de tiendas de campana en Oberwiesenfeld, que acomodara aproximada- las organizaciones internacic- mentc 63,000 participantes del 37 Congreso Eu can'stico que se celebrara en Munich del 31 de nales e intergubernamentales Julio al 3 de Agosto. Una sociedad cat61ica alemana a construido miles de bancos que seran y por un intercambio organi- zado y frecuente con todas las colocados alrededor del Altar Mayor. organizaciones internaciona- les catolicas. Han decidido tambien pres- tar el eco mas amplio a la preparacion del Concilio y ex- presar su deseo de estar inf or- REGIMEN DE TRUJILLO MITIGA LOS mados sobre el mismo, con- forme a las exigencias y a la practica de los medios moder- nos de difusion, con el interes ATAQUES CONTRA LA IGLESIA de preparar eficazmente a la SAN JUAN, P. R. (NC). — dad Trujillo, Mons. Lino Ca- pen obispo de la diocesis de opinion publica para este gran — La situation de la Iglesia nton fue atacado por el mi- Nuestra Sefiora de Altagra- aconte'cimiento de la Iglesia. en la Repiiblica Dominicana nistro de Justicia y Culto, Ma- cia, en Higtiey, pero no s« sa- La Uni6n' Internacional de parece haber mejorado ulti- rio Abree Penzo quien pidio be si su viaje guarda rela- la Prensa Catolica, recordan- mamente, aunque no puede en una carta que el cion con la situaci6n domini- do la formula de Pio XII "Aho- eonsiderarse segura ni ada- fuera declarado persona no can'a respecto a las relacio- gar la voz de los ciudadanos rada. grata. nes entre la Iglesia y el Es- es violar el orden del mun-, De los infoinnes recibidos tado. do, tal como este ha sido que- aqui podrfa deducirse que el Ttras otros ataques e inci- querido por Dios", confirma regimen dominicano de los dentes Mons. Zanini salio del Tampoco se sabe si van a po- solemnemente su adhesion a hermanos Rafael y Hector Tru pais, marohando a Roma, y no der regresar 4. Santo Domingo la firme declaracidn heoha en Cartel Ofitial del Congreso Eucaristieo Internacioaal que ss jilito, "Benefactor" y presiden- hay noticia de que hay a re- los sacerdotes que fueron ex- su norhbre por su delegado celebrara en Munich del 31 de Julio al 7 de Agosto de I960. te de la Republic* respeetiva- gresado a Cmdad Trujillo. Se pukados del pais. Aunque no permanente en la U.N.O. so- mente, ha parado sus ata- sabe sin embargo, que re- hay datos concrete* sobre el bre la libertad de informacidn, ques contra la Iglesia y pre- cientemente fue recMdo en numero de expulsiones pare- derecho natural del hombre. Himno del Congreso Eucaristico tende quizas, corregir 1© he- audiencia privada por Su Saii- ce que llegan a 46, entre el tidad el Papa Juan XXML Respondiendo al deseo del cho. cfero regular, principalmente Padre Santo, la Uni6n Mun- un Canto de Fe y Esperanza Una de las medidas de esa Por ultimo, segiin otros carmelitas, Jesuitas y agusti-. dial esta decidida a prestar nos, y que las autoridades do- **correcci6n" ha sido el no>m- informes, marcho a Estados la ayuda tecnica a los paises "Unidas todas nuestras voces, alabemos al Misterio del bramiento de un nuevo gofoer- micanas dictaron tambien 6r- en vias de desarrollo y a los Amor. En Dios esta la Vida eterna". nador para 1« provincia d« Unidos posiblemente «n ru- denes de expulsion contra r«- pafses de mision. ta a Roma el prelado domi- ligiosas y catequistas segla- Esta semana, centenares de miles de peregrines de todos La Vega cuy© obispo Mon«. Pra proporcionar a la Uni6n Francisco Panai Ramirez, fue nicano Mons. Juan Felix Pa- res. los contmentes y razas, entonaran a coro en sus Tenguas los medios materiales de tat nativas un himno de fe y esperanza: el del XXXVII Congreso objeto de amenazas y aibusos. ayuda, los editores y directo- El nuevo gobernador de La Eucaristico Internacional. a eelebrar en Munich del 31 de res de periodicos se compro- Julio al 7 de agosto. Vega es el abogado Ramon meten a hacer cada cual una Cosine. Le dio posesidn el mi- MISAS LOS DOMINGOS cuestacion econdmica anual Desd« el Congreso Euearistico de Barcelona en 1952, ni stro de Interior y Comuni- timiento la decisidn del sefior ha sido la Santa Misa ef centro de todas las solemnidad-es caciones, Porfirio Diaz, quien CON SERMON EN ESPAHOL Conde Dalla Torre de abando- trajo la verdadera vida. pronuncio un discurso de to- IGLESIA DE CORPUS CHRISTI entre sus lectores. El jueves 4 dw agosto estara dedicado al sacerdocio. no conciliatorio abogando por Por la manana se celebraran ordenaciones en varias iglesias d* lias buenas relacion«s entre la 3230 N. W. 7th Are,. MAMI — 12:55 P. M. Asimismo los directores de Iglesia y el Bstado. periodicos favoreeeran la for- Munich y por la tarde una misa dialogada y con canticos. IGLESIA DE ST. MICHAEL maci6n profesional de los pe- En memona del Jueves Santo se celebrara el lavatorio de los En general ademas de re riodistas catolicos procecen- pies y los nuevos sacerdotes daran su bendicion. emplazar a ofcros funciona- 2935 W. Flagler St., Miami — 10:00 A. M. tes de los paises de misi6n o El viewies se desarrollara bajo ei" signo de la Cruz Las tiofl que cometieron "exiee- en vias de desarrollo, bien »ea norag de la agonia de Jesus seran solemnizadas con el mas «os", no hay noticias de nue- IGLESIA DE LITTLE FLOWER mediante intercambios de per completo recogimiento. En el campo de concentracion d« Toa ataques abiertos por par- 1270 Anastasia Ave., Cora! Gables — 12:00 M. sonal en regimen de practicas te de los voceros del regimen p con becas para sus Escue- Dachau, sera consagrada la nueva capilla dedicada a ia dominie ano. . IGLESIA DE STS. PETER & PAUL las de Periodismo. 'agonia de Cristo", y se celebraran actos d« expiacidn alii Los Obispos de Santo Do- 900 S. W. 26th Road, Miami — 12 M. Al conocerse con vivo sen- donde imper6 el odio. Por la tarde habra un acto en la mingo han publicado en este nar la presidencia de la gran plaza dei Congreso como homenaje a la Santa Cruz. afio dog pastorales en defen- IGLESIA LA INMACULADA CONCEPCION Union, el Congreso le renue- El sabado es el dia de la Luz, que se abre paso vistoriosa, ra de los dereohos humanos, y 11:30 AM.—68 W. 42 PLACE, HIALEAH va la expresion de su viva alumbrando la salvacidn del mundo. ^ el nuncio apostdlico en Ciu- gratitud por los magnificos Para el domingo, 7 de agosto, los peregrinos escucharan ' servicios prestados durante el radiomensaje de Su Santidad ei Papa Juan XXIII y asisti- mas de un cuarto de siglo a ran a la Santa Sed« ofieiada por el fegado pontifieo, cardenal la Organizaci6n Internacional Gustavo Testa. Laicismo, Fragil Valla al Marxismo de la Prensa Catolica. El himno del XXXVII Congreso Eucaristico Internacional En solemne reconocimien- ha sido escrito por la poetisa alemana Gertrudis von Le Fort, MANAGUA, (NC). —Ante pueblo la educacion religiosa. La supuesta neutralidad es- to de sus meritos excepciona- con musica del1 compositor de Munich Jos6 Has*. el peligro comunista, muchos "Que no solo el rico tenga oolar del laiciso agrega les acuerda remitirle la plum* esa educacion religiosa por- Cuadra, fue invento ingenuo Sigue la versidn espafiola del canto de fe y esperanzat buscan parapetarse en la ci- de oro del periodista catolico, Sefior, el terror invade el mundo de hoy, yilizacion cristiana; pero en que la paga (en colegios par- d« la burguesia del siglo XV- insignia creada en el Congre- edwacion se aferran al lai- ticulares); sino taimbi^n el po- III. Hoy "no puede haber so de Viena. La tribulaeion atenaza nuestro tiempo. bre," agrega CuadTa. iQuien nos salvara, cuando la muerte liegue? cismo que es negarle a la ju- hombres neutrales frente al Tomando nota de los traba- ventud el educarse en valores El editoriayl sostiene que el desafio a su dignidad, su li- iQui.§n cogera en sus brazos a la tierra, cuando se preciplt* jos realizados por la Comisi6n e cristianos. actual regimen de educacidn bertad y su destino eterno." de Escuelas de Periodismo, el .-r . ( n el . ablsmo? laica coarta la libertad de en- Congreso desea que se man- Moriremos, pero el Sefior nos salvarfi, Tal es el co-mentario que El editorial comenta la publica en el diario "La Pren- senanza al imponer un« neu- tengan contactos permanen- El Sefior no abandonara a la tierra el dia de su destrucciom sa" aqui Pablo Antonio Cua- tralidad religiosa ineficaz an- campana iniciada por organi- tes y acoge con satisfacci6n el Su amor permanece para siempre dra, all abogar por una edu- te el peligro comunista. zaciones catolica« para pedir eventual nacimiento en el se- Y eternamente se cantara su imsericordia. cacion religiosa en las escue- "Un pueblo sin formac&n al Congreso, con el apoyo de no de la UIPC de una Fede- racion de Escuelas de Perio- Hombres de todas i'as razas son sus hijos, Ia« publicas de Nicaragua. religiosa solida, ante 1« aco- miles de firmas, una reform* Que nidos en El forman un solo pueblo'. metida de la propaganda co- dismo. "La ensenanza laioa es una munista, ;a que m«ta es em- constitutional que permits k Humanos, ipensais que nadie os salvara de la muerte? A la vista de las conclusio- Del cielo baja vuestro Salvador, dictadura de peluca empolva- pujado? A la meta comuni»- instrucci6n religiosa en laa es- nes formuladas por la Comi- da, o.u« insist* en negar A t*". euelaa publica*. sito encarjjada de la revision EI es vuestro Creador, se hizo vuestro hermano. ' El, la Vida misma, es vuestro alimento.

August 5, 1960 IHl YOKE Miami, Flo. Missal Guide For Mass Strange But True 7 _ Ninth Sunday after Aug. 11 — Ferial Day (week- Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- day). Mass of the preceding Sy M. J. MURRAY Copyrleht 1959. N.C.W.C. New* Service day, Gloria, second prayer of Sunday without Gloria and St. Cajetan,. Confessor, Credo, Credo, second prayer of St. Ti- preface of the Trinity. burtius and St. Susanna, Mar- Prescription Pharmacy tyrs, common preface. Aug. 8 — St. Cyriacus, St. Lar- gus, St. Smaragdus and Com- Aug. 12 — St. Clare, Virgin. 6301 Biscoyne Blvd. CHANCERY BLDG. panions, Martyrs. Mass of the Mass of the feast, Gloria, Call PL 4-3774 For FREE Fast Delivery feast, Gloria, common pre- common preface. face. Aug. 13 — Blessed Virgin Mary Aug. 9 — St. John Mary Vian- on Saturday. Votive Mass (V) ney, Confessor. Mass of the feast, Gloria, second prayer of of the Blessed Virgin Mary, the vigil of St. Lawrence, Gloria, second prayer of St. God Love You third prayer of St. Romanus, Hippolytus and Companions, common preface. Also allowed Martyrs, preface of the Bless- (334-37?) y MASS is prayer of the Vigil of St. ed Virgin Mary. OWE OF A TAMIL*/ COULD BE SAID Most Reverend Lawrence, first prayer of St. or SAINTS. MANY 77Af£f A John Mary Vianney, common Aug. 14 — Tenth Sunday after •HE HIMSELF. DAY. preface. BROTHERS &• Pentecost. Mass of the Sun- V Fulton J. Sheen SOME-T/MES Aug. 10 — St. Lawrence, Mar- day, Gloria, second prayer of WELL At Barn HIS THIS CURIOUS CELEBRATED IT tyr. Mass of the feast, Glor- St. Eusebius, Confessor, Cre- tifMENTS WERE OLD WOODEM STATUE NINE TIMES: ia, common preface. CANONIZED. DEPICTS -me SCAPULAR do preface of the Trinity. VISION OF ST SIMON STOCK No one ever comes out of a battle with sin without bearing IN 1251., scars. Jacob wrestled with an angel, but he was foreverafter lame. We may "bruise the head of the serpent," but the ser- Try US For "7HW ENGQAVED SEAL DAT/NO \ pent may bruise our "heel." We may battle with the enemy, TO SOO 8.C. HAS BEEN \ but there will be long and bitter memories. Reverses, defeats BETTER INTERPRETED AS A BABYLONIAN % VERSION OF THE TEMPTATION OF and skirmishes — these are all along the road to salvation. £VE. IRE 9CHPENT IS BEHIND 5 Ait for L.C.Wax THE LEFT-HAND FIGURE•. ALUMINUM There is no such thing as winning a battle with tempta- LUBRICANT tion, or bearing patiently the stings and arrows of evil CLEAN, LONG-LASTING SMOOTH tongues and then reposing in the cool shade. There are OPERATION S PROTECTION FOR Awning • Jalousie • Sliding Dixie Laundry no plains in the spiritual life; we are either going up WINDOWS, DOORS ft 101 ARTICLE! hill or coining down. If we meet a momentary clearing, Provan since 1»51 by satisfied mere 917 1st Street Saints of the Week everywhere it is usually a prelude to pushing ahead amidst sharper At most Builder Supply. Paint & Hardware WEST PALM BEACH Sunday, Aug. 7 Rome, where he joined the cler- thorns and thicker brambles. Stares. Made by Eugene Dornish & Son 075 S.W. 12th Street TE 2-6131 Ninth Sunday after Pentecost. gy and became one of the seven ocmpano Beach, Florida Generally this date is the feast deacons of the city under Pope It is in the Missions as it is in our spiritual life. We of St. Cajetan, Confessor. He St. Sixtus II. In 258, three win Northern Africa in the third century, produce our August- was born in 1480 at Vicenza, days after the martyrdom of IN WEST HOLLYWOOD ines, Cyprians, Tertullians and Perpetuas, and then see it all Lombardy, of pious and noble Pope St. Sixtus, he was put to overwhelmed by the Moslems. We convert Egypt, produce her- parents, who dedicated him to death by being roasted alive. mits and saints, then push off to the conversion of Europe. the Blessed Mother. He renounc- Thursday, Aug. 11 We are annihilated in China and then have Formosa to delight ed riches to devote his life to St. Tiburtius and St. Susanna, the preachers of the Word of God. the sick and poor. With Peter Martyrs. St. Tiburtius was the FUNER/.LHOME Caraffa, who later became Pope son of a high official of the We collect 27c from each Catholic in the United States Paul IV, he founded the com- Rome Imperial Court and was for the Holy Father to support 150,000 missionaries 60,000 6100 Hollywood Blvd. munity of Clerks Regular, beheaded for the Faith in 288. schools; 6,000 hospitals and dispensaries, but then have to Phone YUkon 3-0857 known as the Theatines, which St. Susanna, said to have been come back again the following year and squeeze out one played a prominent part in the a niece of Pope St. Caius, was half the price of a cocktail a year to raise the Cross counter reformation. He died at martyred during the reign of in pagan lands. Naples in 1547 and was canon- Emperor Diocletian in 295 for No victory is final; that we will not see until heaven. ized in 1671. refusing to marry the emperor's son, a pagan. Hence Our Lord said: "Take up your cross daily" — not Monday, Aug. 8 on Sundays only, not even just yearly. St. Cyriacus, St. Largus, St. Friday, Aug. 12 Smaragdus and Companions, St. Clare, Virgin. She was Last week we visited a woman in a hospital who had an TOUGHEST Martyrs. They were 23 martyrs born at Assisi in 1193. At the operation for cancer a few years ago. Immediately afterwards who were put to death in Rome age of 18, drawn by the preach- she began working in order to help the poor and afflicted in 304 under the persecution of ings of St. Francis of Assisi, in the world, She made $1,000. As the disease recurred, she CONCRETE Diocletian. St. Cyriacus, a dea- she ran away from home and asked that this hard earned money be given to the Holy con, was their leader. took the veil of sisterhood from Father through the Society for the Propagation of the Faith Tuesday, Aug. 9 St. Francis. She founded the that she might more intimately belong to the Lord not only St. John Mary Vianney, Con- Poor Clares and governed the in her suffering but also in her charity. IN THE BLOCK fessor. Popularly known as the community for 40 years. She How we too will wish at Judgment that we had never Cure of Ars, St John Vianney died in 1253 and was canonized let a day pass without Some little victory over self. As was born at Dardilly^ near Ly- two years later. John XXIII said: "St. Margaret Mary told us, 'Blessed " ons, France, in 1789 and was Saturday, Aug. 13 are they who can look back on a life that was full of a 19-year-old farmhand.when he St. Hippolytus and Compan- devotion to the Sacred Heart'; but I say twice blessed are began studies for the priesthood. ions, Martyrs. .St. Hippolytus those who can look back on a life spent in serving the He completed his studies with was put to death for the Faith Society for the Propagation of the Faith." much difficulty and was assign- by being torn to pieces by wild ed to Ars as a parish priest. horses in the third century. GOD LOVE YOU TO D.A. for $40 "My daughter had two There he worked the rest of After his death, his nurse, Con- weeks pay stolen from her purse, but was very lucky in his life. His confessional was cordia, and 19 other Christians getting it back a week later. I promised that the share of thronged with all classes of were beheaded. her pay that she always gives me would go to the Missions, persons, who came from far if her money was returned.. They need it more than I do." and wide. During the last 10 ... to T.W. for $5 "I promised that I would send you years of his life he spent 16 to $5.00 in thanksgiving for a safe delivery. That seems a small 18 hours a day hearing confes- 40 Hours 1 price to pay for such a blessing." ... to K.J. and D. "This sions. He died in 1859, was can- two dollars would have been spent for cookies for two weeks." onized in 1925; and was de- Devotion " 1" ... to T.B. for $1 "Tell Bishop Sheen to take these pennies clared patron of parish priests from my bank and buy some poor boys some bacon and eggs." MAULE INDUSTRIES, INC.. Executive Offices: 5220 BISCAYNE BLVD., Ml AM I, RORIDA • PL 1-6633 in 1929. Following is the schedule of PLANTS FROM FORT PIERCE TO HOMESTEAD • CONCRETE • CONCRETE BLOCK • ROCK & SANO Forty Hours Devotion according Wednesday, Aug. 10 You who are Mission-conscious will be interested in PRECAST-PRESTRESSED CONCRETE • PLASTER & MASONRY MATERIALS • BUILDING SUPPLIES to the Chancery: putting your name on the MISSION mailing list. This bi- St. Lawrence, Martyr. He was August born at Huesca Aragon, Spain, monthly publication contains articles, anecdotes and pic- 16 — St. Mary Magdalen, Mi- and with his family came to tures describing the work of the Propagation of the Faith ami Beach in mission lands. When you send your sacrifice for the 30 — St. Mary Hospital West poor of the world, ask that your name be included on TELEPHONE FR 4-5028 JOHN McGOWAN, Mgr. Palm Beach the list. THE BIBLES September , g 6 — Villa Maria, North Mi- FAMILY tte MEDALS SHEEN COLUMN: Cut out this column, pin your sacrifice THAT ami to it and mail it to Most Rev. Fulton J. 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Pag* 22 THE VOICE Miami, Ffa. August 5, I960 HOLLYWOOD IN FOCUS LEGION OF DECENCY FlOf Films That Drive Away The Fans A 1—FILMS MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR GENERAL PATRONAGE By WILLIAM H. MOORING struggle to better themselves — plays, what happens to the locale from the South to New Across the Bridge Hey Boy. Hey Girl Sad Horse Adventures o£ Hell's 5 Hours Saga of Hemp Brow! n intellectually and morally as rights of the producer who England. Huckleberry Finn Horse Soldiers Silent Enemy Actress Jane Wyman says she Alias Jesse James Hound Don Man Sink The Bismark well as materially — instead of initiates the show, the sponsor Battle Flam* I'll Give My Ufe Slaves ol Carthage is "sick of 'sick pictures'." Such interference with a writ- Battle In Outer Space In Between Age Snow Fire wallowing in filth and self- who pays for it and the public Battle of Coral Sea In Wake of Stranger Snow Queen What is more, she finds, after er, in deference to a minority Beast of Budapest - Invisible Boy Son of Robin Hood pity," they should listen. who finally keeps TV going? Behind the Great Wall Song of Sister Maria touring the States for several of racial bigots, is a disgrace Ben Hur It Happened To Jane Space Children Big Fisherman John Paul Jones Spy in the Sky weeks, that "sex, sin and sad- I have known Jane Wyman Writer Rod Serling makes to TV, although a writer of Big Jeeter Juke Box Rhythm Stop. Look and Laugh Bic Night Kidnapped Story of Ruth ism have driven millions of peo- for many years as a keenly better sense in this report. He Serling's stature has the quick Black Orchid Killers Of Kilimanjaro Submarine Seahawk Blood & Steel Last Angry Man Swan Lake ple out of the movie theaters." intelligent, articulate woman. protests that his TV drama on remedy in his own hands. He Bobbikins Last Days of Pompeii 13 Fighting Men Last Voyage 13 Ghosts the lynching of the Negro Boy And The Pirates Libel 39 Steps She has tremendous insight can withdraw his story or re- Buchanan Rides .Hone Lost World Third Man on the Or so she bears from theat- youth,- Emmett Till of Missis- Cast A Lone Shadow Lourdes and Its Mountain into the problems of movie fuse to have his name in the Conspiracy of Hearts Miracles er owners, drama critics, TV Cossacks Masters of Congo Timbuktu production. She also is fear- sippi, "was so diluted that it screen credits. The Fund for Crash Landing Jungle Toby Tyler commentators, and all types Day They Robbed Man On A String Toughest Man Alive lessly honest in debate. One finally had no relationship to the Republic report illustrates Bank of England Michael Strosoff of people across the country. Dinosaurus Miracle ot the Hills Twelve To The Moon point she makes has been any existing social problem." once again that extremes such Dog of Flanders Mouse That Roared Underfire Her trip was in connection Dog's Best Friend My Dog, Buddy Unearthly made in this column, time Agency and sponsor pressures as are favored by agitators on Embezzled Heaven My Uncle Unvanqufshed with Walt Disney's "Polly- Enemy from 9pace Nine Lives Up In Smoke and again. While some of the also forced him to change the both sides, offer no solution. Escape from Terror Noose of a Gunman Warrior * Slave Girl anna," a "folksy" piece in .Face In the Night 1.001 Arabian Nights Watusl recent wave of "shock" films, tee of Fire Oklahoma Territory Westbound which Jane plays the prim Operation Amsterdam White Wilderness have made money for the pro- aminc Frontier Paris HoUday Wild Heritage and proper Aunt Polly. lame Over India Persuader Windjammer ducers, others have not. Family Dinners I'rom the Earth to Peacemaker The World Was His Jury the Moon Pollyanna World Without End Gallant Hours Power Among Men Would-Be-Gentleman However, the Jane Wyman Gift of Love Private's Affair Wreck of Mary Deare All of them have, to greater and Banquets Great Day Raymie Wrong Man nama became a synonym for Handle With Care Young Land or lesser extent, damaged pub- Heaven On Earth Ride Out for Revenge healthy, artistic and highly prof- lic respect and movie patron- are a Specialty A II—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR itable movie entertainment in age in the long run. I wish a ADOLESCENTS AMD ADULTS such varied dramas as "The Alligator People Hannibal Say One For He few more of Hollywood's hon- All the Young Men Hen Bent For Leather Scapegoat Yearling," "Johnny Belinda," Amazing Colossal Man High Powered Rifle Scent of Mystery ored and successful stars would Angry Red Planet Hit And Run Screaming Skull "The Blue Veil," "Magnificent As The Sea Rages Hole In The Head Shadow Of Fear speak up as Jane Wyman now Atomic Submarine Holiday For Lovers Shake Hands With Obsession" and "Miracle in the Awakening Bat House of the The Devil does. *FULLY AIR CONDITIONED Babette Goes To War Seven Hawks Sheriff Of Fractured Rain," all of which drew a fine Battle of The Sexes House On Haunted Jaw Because They're Young Hill Sinner line between acceptable realism ABOUT TV WRITERS Bellboy, The House of Usher So Lovely—So Deadly FINEST IN ITALIAN Bells Are Ringing I Am At Stars Song Without End "Commercial TV will hold Born-To Be Loved Ice Palace S.O.S. Pacific and dramatic recklessness. AMERICAN FOOD AT Brides of Dracula KJU Her Gently Stranger At My Door But Not For Me Kings Go Forth Stranger In My Arms little inducement for the writer REASONABLE PRICES Cage of Evil Killer On The Wall Surrender Hell So when Jane says that what Christ in Bronze Last Train Tamango until he is given the power that City After MUnlght From Gun Hill Tarzan, the Magnificent Hollywood producers should con- PHONE PLAZA 7-6651 Crazy For Love Lineup Teenage Bad Girl is his right: the power to de- Curse of the Demon Living Idol Teenage Caveman sider are "more screen char- 797 N.W. 7th AVENUE • MIANC FLA. Curse of the Faceless- Man In The Net Teenager From termine what he shall write Man Man Who Died Twice -Outer Space acters in which human beings, Curse of the Undead Miracle Ten Seconds To Hell about, how he shall write it and "SHELL'S CITY IS NEXT DOOR TO US" Dangerous Youth Mountain Road Thunder In The Sun no matter what their problems I OPEN 11 A.M. TO 1 A.M. I Date With Disaster Mummy Trapped in Tangiors when it may be interrupted (by I FREE PARKING •••HBBIMHM Day of Fury Nature Girl & The Trial of Sgt. Rutledge Don Quixote Slaver Un forgiven the TV commercial)". Enemy General No Place To Hide Valley Of The Eye Witness No Where To Go Redwoods Face of a Fugitive Once Upon A Horse Virtuous Bigamist So says Marya Mannes, Fearmakers Othello Visit to a Small Planet Bossy In-Law First Man Into Space Over-Exposed Wake Me When magazine writer, in a 31-page The Perfect Combination! Party Crashers Flame Barrier To Treason It's Over report, "The Relation of- the Floods of Fear Paths Of Glory Walk Like A Dragon Flying Fontaines Pay or Die When Hell Broke Writer to TV," just published Four Ways Out Pier 5. Havana Loose An Annoyance Four-O Man Please Don't Eat Dasles Wild & The Innocent by the Fund for the Repub- From Hell It Came Porgy And Bess Wink Of An Eye Gazebo Price Of Fear Woman Eater - (Continued from Page 7) lic. Many brilliant writers who Giant Behemoth Prisoner Of The Volga Woman Obsessed Giant Of Marathon Rabbit Trap Young And Dangerous Gunsmoke in Tucson Rebel In Town Young Don't Cry noyances with your own par- cannot get into TV would find Hangman Saddle The Wind ents; that he himself has made a fair chance of employment A 111—MORALLY UNOBJECTIONABLE FOR ADULTS many concessions? Check, for at fair pay, quite sufficient Adultress Gun Runners Operation Petticoat Our Man In Havana instance, how many times you inducement. All Fine Young Canibaj! He Who Must Die Paratroop Command Another Time, Another Hell's Highway Pillow Talk phone your own mother. Notice Place Heller In Flnfc Tiehts Please Turn Over If writers are to enjoy abso- Apartment Home From The HiU Portrait In Black those thrice-told tales by your PRO-TECT-U Ask Any Girl House of Intrigue Purple Gang lute rights to dictate the con- Back To The Wall Idiot Rachel Cade own parents. Best Of Everything Ikiru Rebel Set tent- and purpose of all tele- „, Big Operator I'm All Right Jack Roots of Heaven A One-Time f i Black Orpheus Inherit The Wind Sapphire Your husband may also be I*. Blue Denim I Passed For White Savage Innocents pi Bonjour Trlstesse It Started In Naples Seven Thieves annoyed realizing that your par- I Career < Jay Hawkers Sound and the Fury ents failed- to teach you so LEARN f Cash McCall Jonas Speed Crazy AWNING > ? Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Key Witness Stage Struck many of the facts of life. True TO DRIVE WITH THE PATENTED CROWN f-i Chance Meeting Let No Man Write Story On Page 1 .' Compulsion My Epitaph Strange Case cf Dr. v Investment'! They Last A Housetime! 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August 5, 1960 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. Page 23 Announcements Sales Services Real Estate

INSTRUCTION - (Cont'd.) INSURANCE MISCELLANEOUS - (Cont'd) REACH MORE THAN 51.000 EMPLOYMENT FOR SALE "Voice readers among the SWIMMING INSTRUCTIONS Gil Haas Insurance, Inc. ALMOST NEW 2 piece green Your Pool or My Pool living room set; ZENITH 66 parishes in the PRIVATE OR GROUP MO 6-6658 All Types of Insurance HELP WANTED - FEMALE APPLIANCES "Diocese ol Miami*. 1338 N. W. 36th St. NE 5-0921 radio & record player etc. GIL HAAS SKIP HAAS 1004 N.W. 33rd St. NE 5-9018 ST. JAMES PARISH NEW MACHINE GUARANTEE! Tell about YOUR service « Completely reconditioned product through a Bring your children to grade INSURED SAVINGS PLAN PETS level by September. Private & Washers and Refrigerators. "Voice' Classified Ad! Educational Plans - Annuities YOUNG Pay a little more • group instruction available - Call George Tziganuk - PL 8-7486 POODLES - 6 weeks, AKC Phonics, Reading & Arithmetic. but get the very best. Please call Miss Thompson 22 N.E. 62 St. Member St. Mary's APPLIANCE MASTERS registered, tiny miniatures. CALL MU 5-2269 Now. WOMEN 7026 S.W. 87th Ave. MO 7-3661 CALL MU 14115 MOVING PLaza* 8-2507 PERSONALS NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY HOUSEHOLD GOODS PLANTS AND TREES for your 'Result-Getting' ad MOVING & STORAGE Nose Face - Ears Furniture - Office - WE RENT ROLLAWAY BEDS ONE FULL ACRE OF - MONDAYS - 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Corrective styling plastic surgery. LA-MAR TRANSFER FR 3-0023 & BABY CRIBS - Weekly rates QUALITY PLANTL / 139 S.E. 3rd Street 2-3 P.M. APPLY TODAY Television - GE Appliances SATURDAYS - 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. MOTT'S FURNITURE TREES - SHRtJBS Deederer, M.D. FR 3-0003 AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD Other Week Days 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. MOVING? 1240 Opa Locka Blvd. MU 8-6313 Have Trucks for All Size Jobs 36 N. E. 2nd Street OPEN 8:30 to 5:30 Daily & Sunday WILLIAM J. MATTEl Call Joe NE 5-2461 CLOSED WEDNESDAYS Deadline Tuesday 2 PM has successfully treated over 21,000 11 cu ft CROSLEY SHELVADOR, cases & supervised nearly a million OPTICIANS SOUTHERN BELL 45 lb. Freezer capacity, will MELANDOR NURSERY For FRIDAY Edition treatments for approaching bald- give warranty, sacrifice $95. 15721 N.W. 7th Ave. WI 7-6971 ness & falling hair. Ph. FR 4-7882 Call PL 9-6201 Note: If the heading for your ANDREWS OPTICIANS now ofr consultation. No cost or WANTED particular ad isn't already obligation. (Member Gesu Parish). Rx filled-Lens, Frames Duplicated TELEPHONE CO. listed in the 'Voice' Mart - - FOR SALE - All or part of 145 N.E. 79th Street PL 7-0231 furnishings, 3 bedroom house. we'll make a NEW heading MATTEl HAIR EXPERTS Wanted by St. Vincent de Paul for you. REASONABLE Call CE 5-4210 Suite 302, Congress Building PHOTOGRAPHY CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE WANTED — Teachers for 1st, Clothing, household furnishings, 4th & 6th grades in Parochial Small Ads-BIG RESULTS Owner transferred - Sectional appliances, linens etc LeMAN STUDIO School. Call TU 7-7161 for the needy. in The Voice 'MART' AUTOMOTIVE Weddings • Babies sofa & 4 chairs $150; 2 dinette sets, both for $50; electric (All St. Vincent de Paul Soc. bene- Portraits - Commercial factors remembered-wkly masses). 267 Alhambra Circle HI 8-9300 WANTED - Care for my 28 month roaster $10; SUNBEAM deep AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE PHONE FR 3-3856 • Special (10% Discount to Voice Readers) old son in your home, needs fryer $7; Sunbeam mixmaster $7; pick-up days each neighborhood. ANNOUNCEMENTS playmate, 5 days, N. Miami area. many patio pieces - ALL for 1953 Ford V8 Hardtop customized, $10. Many other household items. 6 PRINTING PL 8-7662 days - PL 8-2653 eves. stepped-up' engine with THREE 8500 S.W. 43rd Ter. MO 5-1429 When You're Planning a carburetors, added chrome etc. WEDDING RECEPTION. DANCE, A-l condition. Will sacrifice. Patronize One of South Florida's WOMEN - Part time work in air HOME IMPROVEMENT; ' LUNCHEON. PARTY etc. call See at 5125 N.W. 22nd Ave. or call Oldest Catholic Print Shops conditioned office. Guarantee Philco Automatic Washer - 7 The Knights of Columbus Hall NE 4-5242. Also Philco radio. ABBOT PRINTING CO. & commission. Call FR 74829 months old. Owner gone North. AIR CONDITIONING 270 Catalonia/A ve. Coral Gables $119 - CALL MO 7-3661 ". $35 up • Air conditioning optional Prompt, Reasonable Letterpress See Pat O'Brien. Mgr. HI 8-9242 AUTOMOBILE SERVICE and OFFSET PRINTING ROOM air conditioner service 9080 N.E. 6th Ave. at Biscayne Accreditedjpachers (2) for 1st French Provincial items - Tufted Factory Authorized Service Finest Process-Engraved Panelled and 7th grades. N.W. Parochial York • Carrier • Philco • Crosley For your fine selection of SO. MIAMI AUTO SUPPLY, Inc. Wedding Invitations - including School. Call PL 9-2168 couch, coffee & end tables, desk; GREETING CARDS-^«J Occasion Auto Parts and Accessories Needle Point screen & bench; Universal Service Inc. double envelopes & tissues • CALL PLaza 9-5711 HOLY ARTICLES, STATUARY, All foreign & U.S. make cars $12 per hundred Call PL 14176 Oriental rugs, English China, Books - Acceptably Catholic - Visit Specializing in HELP WANTED . MALE (service for 12); Florida room Generator, Starter, Speedometer RADIO AND TV Rattan furniture, like new; APPLIANCE REPAIRS The CHRISTOPHER Service - Auto - Truck & Marine Church custodian & sexton for silver & other items. HI 4-5033 BOOK SHOP, Inc. 6020 So. Dixie Hgwy. MO 1-4276 ^Washers, Driers, Refrigerators, Mark Broderick - Jim Broderiek FRANK'S TV SERVICE N. Dade area Catholic Church. NON-PROFIT -Operated by Air Conditioners, Ranges & House Calls $2.50-Guaranteed Wk. 30" ELECTRIC RANGE, Coral Gables Council K of C NE 5-8507 (Corpus Christi Parish) Write CUSTODIAN, P.O. Box Electric Water Heaters. Serving 2920 Ponce de Leon Blvd. C.G. SEVEN BROTHERS GARAGE like new condition-/ $59. S.W. Miami, Coral Gables and Store Hours • Daily 9 to 5:30 Expert Mechanics - Free Estimates 38-702, Miami 38, Fla. CALL MO 7-3661 Perrine. SAME DAY SERVICE. FRIDAYS until 9 P.M. HI 4-6744 Paint, Body, Mechanical Repairs For the Best in Radio-TV Service Large stock of parts - ALL_ 24 Hr. Wrecker Service-MO 64457 Call MO 1-9815 POSITIONS WANTED - FEMALE MISCELLANEOUS Repairs Guaranteed by a CONVALESCENT HOMES 3130 S. W. 107th Ave. CA 14661 RUSSELL RADIO & TV SERVICE reliable established firm. J. Manassa - Member St. Brendan's (Member of St. Theresa's) GRADUATE KINDERGARTNER The NEW St. Vincent De Paul For The SIGNS wishes Fall position. WRITE CATHOLIC SALVAGE STORE APPLIANCE MASTERS Elderly & Convalescent P. O. Box 454, Miami 1, Florida 19 N. W. 7th Ave. Ft. Lauderdale BILL GAGNON has many money-saving bargains! 7026 S.W. 87th Ave. MO 7-3661 LARGAY SANATORIUM COLLISION SERVICE EDVITQ SIGNS Foreign Car Spec.-Paint-Body Shop ALSO needed for the NEEDY; HOME IMPROVEMENT ADS Naranja, Florida Trucks Walls Gold Leaf Will do child care for CLOTHING. FURNITURE, Also Servicing all U.S. make cars Continued next page LARGAY NURSING HOME 1316 W. Flag. FR 9-5379, FR 9-7220 90 N. W. 54th St. PL 8-7025 working mother, $10 week. RUGS, APPLIANCES etc. Call Miami, Florida Mrs. Fleming, 84 N.E. 15th St. JA 4-0716 For Pick-Up CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Registered Nurses In Charge CARS - PARKING LIGHT YOUR WAY Member K. of C. to better business Mature R.N. interested private STAUFFER Posture Rest, Time & FREE FREE CALL MO 6-4362 or NE 4-3004 home duty as companion to Stretch Bar, like new, 3 MONTHS SUPPLY SOAP Park Your Car at 'MURPHY'S" ELECTRO NEON SIGN CO., Inc. 3 MONTHS WRITTEN GUARANTEE Parking Lot in downtown Miami invalid woman or couple. S.W. $95. complete. Call PL 4-9817 With Every DRESSMAKING 222 N.W. 2nd St., 3 blocks from Larry Monahan, OX 1-0805 or Gables area. Call MO 7-5488 the Courthouse. Reasonable rates. 2955 N. W. 75th St. (Member of St. Theresa's) AUTOMATIC WASHER Mike Murphy-Prop. Member Gesu Miami, Fla. Crib • to 6 years, complete $15; Fine alterations & dressmaking. 12 cu ' Westinghouserefrigerator $57 and Up VERY REASONABLE WRAPPING SERVICE Notice - Working Mothers! $100; gym swing $8. ALL IN Kenmore • RCA Whirlpool PL 7-8016 Member St. Rose of Lima Visitation Parish - Reliable EXCELLENT CONDITION. BUSINESS SERVICES THE BAREFOOT MAILMAN mother will care for your pre- 10642 N.E. 11th Ct. Rebuilt Like New FLORISTS 234 Valencia, C. G. (at the P.O.) school child days, $12. TMA 1-1235 Religious Articles, Gifts, Greeting BUY - SELL^ SERVICE HOFMANN'S FLOWERS ALTAR LINENS Cards, Stationery, Gift Wrapping POSITIONS WTD. • Male or Female TRANSFERRED - Will sacrifice REFRIGERATORS and Mailing. Phone HI 4-1773 Refrigerator-Freezer, Baldwin 1137 N/W. 54th Street 2160 N.W 79th St. PL 9-0767 CUSTOM & HAND MADE Expert Funeral Designs - Corsages Jobs Wanted for Office Workers, Spinet organ. Make -offer. Call PL 9-B201 Wedding Arrangements • Free Del. Altar Linens, Frontals, CALL PL 4-9836 Vestments etc. Write Miami Industrial OR Building Trades. FLOWERS BY WIRE St. Brendan's Conf. St. Vincent De CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Church Guild. 2217 N.E. 2nd Ct. Paul Society MO 1-0809 - CA 1-1889 INSTRUCTION THIS ADVERTISING SPACE FOR RENT or Call CA 1-5704 - Tuesday, McCormick - Boyett Plumbing Co. • HEARING AIDS Suitable any business wisfting to expand Thursday and Saturday AJU.» IBM Key Punch, Comptometry PROMPT DAY OR NIGHT I ABC Shorthand; Gregg, Pitman Auditone Hearing Aids and Be Smart Tailoring ALL School Subjects Accessories. Batteries & Cords Read and Use The 'Voice' MART Plumbing Repair Service Lj^ See Yellow Page 620. Phone Book 145 N. E. 79th St. PL 7-0231 Adelphi School 500 N.E. 79th St. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY l~PLaza 7-0606~! j Planning on moving? Select a mover front 9443 Park Drive Miami Shores I SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS the 'Voice' MART Calendars - Executive Gifts ELECTRIC SEWER CABLE J CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Promotional Items - Book Matches PLaza 9-0355 Nights and Sundays PL 8-9622 • Plastics - Leathers - Metals CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY- ROOM Air Conditioner Service Nips - Famous Name Perfumes • SERVICE ON AIX MAKES • Miami Pioneer Septic Tank Cleaners Factory Authorized Service on Serving Miami and All North Dade Areas York, Carrier and Philco Adams Advertising Specialties 36 Years of Service in Dade County RADIO DISPATCHED TRUCKS Universal Service, Inc. 1290 N.E. 104th STREET Our Draintile Installations Carry A 5-Yr. Written Guarantee CALL PLaza 9-5711 MIAMI SHORES, FLORIDA PLaza 9-8123 Phone PL 7-1000 Dick Adams - Member St. Rose of Lima Parish or PL 8-9646

Page 24 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 196 BRICKLAYERS PLUMBING APARTMENTS • N.E. HOUSES - NX. REAL ESTATE (Contd) BEAUTIFY YOUR HOME JACK & SON St. Rose of Lima Parish REAL ESTATE Brick & stone work • all kinds, rm. Plumbing Contractors 1-2 bedroom & efficiency, $12 up KEYSTONE TOURIST COURT WILLIAM C. MURPHY dividers, patios, flower boxes, etc No Money Down • FHA Financing 1298 N.E. I09th St. PL 9-0040 6307 N. E. 2nd Avenue Realtor Free estimate Ph. Bennie NE 5-2862 Efficiency Cottage & Trailer Spaces Member Corpus Christi Parish All Work Guar. • 24 Hour Service PHONE PL 4-6295 For quality work in bricks, JACOB MILAVIC. PROPRIETOR ALL STATES REALTY 3191 N.W. 7th Ave. Ph. FR 3-298« GIRARD APARTMENTS Geo. W. Lasche, Prop. Bargains in S.W. Homes blocks, stone, fireplaces, steps, 2035 N. W. 95th St. PL 7-7962 Bay View - 575 N.E. 29th St. patios or ornamental blocks • Call Leo N. LeFevre Nicely furnished STUDIO HOUSES S.W. MO 5-7511 - Member St. Theresa's SEE US FIRST CALL J. CENTORE TU 7-1126 McCORMICK BOYETT apartment - low rent to part- We Specialize in Epiphany Area Plumbing Co. 24 HR. SERVICE BUILDING MATERIALS lime manager. Call PL 7-8793 We specialize in plumbing repairs For Rent Or Sale PALMLAND REALTY LITTLE- RIVER LUMBER YARD 9443 Park Dr., Miami Shores, Fla. Ella Allen-JE 1-1135 1546 So. Dixie Hwy. MO 5-3573 Cabinet Works, Paint & Hardware Day PL 7-0606 St. Rose of Lima Parish - Nicely Epiphany Parish - 2 bedroom with Walter B. Wilson, Realtor LUMBER & BUILDING Material Night PL 9-0355. PL 8-9622 CBS, ne\Vly decorated on acre Specializing in furnished bedroom apartments, PAT PROCACCI, Realtor 7:30-5 Daily - Saturdays 'til 3:30 ideal location. Low rental to lot, stove & refrigerator, double MIAMI BEACH HOMES 7737 N.E. 2nd Ave. PL 9-2404 Phil Palm Plumbing garage, awnings, near schools & Specializing in part lime manager. PL 7-7476 eves Acreage and Business Property Specializing in or weekends - PL 8-2508 days. shopping. Owner MO 5-6109 BUILDING REPAIRS REPAIRS & ALTERATIONS CORINNE M. GAMBARDELLA 5941 S.W. 48th Street MO 7-0938 1445 N.E. 142nd Street Realtor - 571 N.W. 110th Street Home & Income Property AL - The Handyman APARTMENTS - N.W. St. Brendan's Parish - 2 bed- All Types of Real Estate Enclose carportes, painting, Call PLaza 8-9896 room house, partly furnished, Call PL 1-0308 jalousies, carpentry,, masonry & RINGEMANN PLUMBING LARGE EFFICIENCY, nicely fenced yard, $85 yearly CA 1-6684 (Member St. Rose of Lima Parish) FRANK WELTER REALTY HOMES RENTALS household repairs. No job too Repairs, alterations, water heaters. furnished, for 1 person - $65. small. WI 7-6423 or WI 5-787« Acreage & Business Property For S.W. service call MO 6-0251 Two blocks to Corpus Christi. 3301 S.W. 75th Ct. MO 6-3823 For N.W. service call MU 8-2783 Completely furnished 2 bedroom, Jack Greenspoon, Realtor CARPENTERS 1004 N.W. 33rd Street Florida room, garage, fenced yard. Specializing S.W. Homes, Acreage (Member St. Brendan's Parish) Carpenter, alterations, painting, ROOFING CALL MO 6-3108 2120 S.W. 67th Ave. cement work & repairs. No job WILLIAM'S ROOFING - Roof CLOSE IN - Neatly furnished MO 1-8007 . MO 64971 too small. Call HI 4-1633 leaks repaired. FREE ESTIMATE V/2 bedrooms, near bus, quiet, $65 HOUSES - SOUTH MIAMI CARPENTRY - PLASTERING HI 8-6102 days - CA 1-9227 eve 400 N.W. 9th Ave. Call FR 3-5078 MARIE MITCHELL, Broker Turn to next page PAINTING - CEMENT WORK BENTONE ROOFING CO. Specializing in Remodeling & General Repairs Epiphany Parish We specialize in all types of APARTMENTS - S.W. N.W. • HOMES HIALEAH CALL ED HI 4-4825 roofing & roofing repairs. - Unusual Rentals - St. James Parish MU 8-3322 for more Carpenter, paperhanging, general LICENSED & INSURED 1410 N.W. 119th St. MU 1-7735 repairs, cement & handyman work Free Estimates - Call B. Curella MODERN 1-bedroom furnished 3 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS etc. FREE estimate. HI 4-6353 CA 1-6136 Days - CA 1-9653 eves apartment - ALSO efficiency. Near bus. 6055 W. FLAGLER St. POOL HOMES ' REE ESTATE CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION (Member St. Brendan's Parish) MARY MULLEN JOHN'S ROOFING Realtor - Member St. Brendan's PATIOS, drives, walk*, floors • WE HAVE 3 BEAUTIFUL Leaky Roofs Repaired ONE BLOCK to St. Michael's. enclosed, filtered pool homes! Lots • Homes - Acreage - Rentals Keystone, color, any size job. $5 and up. Call MO 7-7096 7385 S.W. 8lh St. MO 1-7662 Quality workmanship - MU 8-2151 Duplex, 2 bedrooms and den, 2 furnished, if desired. 2 - car LISTINGS TREE SERVICE unfurnished, near stores, . garages. Sprinklered % acres. Read and Use The 'Voice' MART ELECTRICIANS 123 S.W. 31st Ct. Call HI 3-0380 Available now! For details call CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY LIVE BETTER ELECTRICALLY Trees topped, trimmed, removed, In "The Venice of America" palms trimmed, trees & lawns APARTMENTS - COCONUT GROVE UWWUWUWi sprayed. Licensed & insured. DOROTHY B. FLYNN, Realtor MINNET ELECTRIC NEWCOMB TREE SURGEONS 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) {•Look Better Residential and Com'l Renovation CALL MO 1-7115 Brand New 'ARISTOCRAT' Slenderizing We specialize in repair-remodeling. 3411 Main Hwy. & McFarlane Rd. AVERETT'S TREE SERVICE 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, living CHEERFUL ESTIMATES FREE! Treea trimmed, topped removed. An ad in 'The Voice' FIGURAMA iJcdon room, dinette, kitchen, furnished Ft. Landerdale. LOgan 6-1421 Licensed-Insured. Over 13 years. should be your choice LUdlow 3-2198 or LOgan 6-2832 or unfurnished, air-conditioned 5 North "L" Street, Lake Worth • JV 2-8600 Anywhere south of Miami River & heat. Covered parking. Yearly to sell or buy — FLOOR SERVICES MO 7-6103 (Member St. Brendan's) or seasonal. CALL HI 4-6793 So why not try? >For Men For Women Cleaning, sanding, finishing UPHOLSTERY & RUG CLEANING (Bring This Ad in for "COURTESY TREATMENT") tile, terrazzo or wood floors. APARTMENTS - FT. LAUDERDALE Give yonr Rugs & Upholstery a CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Call L & J Services CA 1-6124 'NEW LOOK.' For ESTIMATE FLOOR WAXING Call Hank - PL 44)898 NEW - NEW Unfurnished 1-bedroom apartments Specialist-home & commercial floor VENETIAN BLIND SERVICES ALL-Electric G.E. kitchens, one MORE PROOF OF WHITE-TITE DURABILITY, maintenance & terrazzo ceilings. VENETIAN BLINDS • CORNICES block to St. Anthony's Church. Call MU 8-0460 or NA 44068 Free Estimates • Guaranteed 816 N.E. 4th St. Ft. Lauderdale GRAVEL ROOF CAN BE CLEANED EASILY JALOUSIES Refinished - Repairs - Your Home $100 per month. CALL JA 3-6320 Call STEADCRAFT PL 9-6844 AWNING WINDOWS 9510 N.W. 7th Ave. 220 N.E. 12th Ave. - Near St. 37 x 51 - $20.95 Tapes, Cords, Blinds Refinished Anthony's Church. Furnished 1- FREE ESTIMATE - Call Ed Plis or REPAIRED IN YOUR HOME. bedroom apartment, ALL large Licensed and Insured Call BILL FR 14436 rooms, carpeted, air conditioned, $80 summer, $100 yearly ALSO OX 1-4298 or TU 8-4314 WATER HEATERS 1 large efficiency, private bath LANDSCAPING LOUIS E. MILLER Plumbing Co. & entrance $65 summer, $75 yearly, Chinch CONTROL Program • $15 Water Heater Repairs & Sales utilities and maid service, Guaranteed - Licensed • Insured 4102 Laguna Est. 1930 HI 8-9912 furnished. CALL JA 34034 AA National Lawn Service Co. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY TU 7-5913 (Member St. John's) LAWN MOWER SERVICE MIAMI SPRINGS MIAMI LAWN MOWER CO. ROOMS - FT. LAUDERDALE Authorized Service and Parts Large cheerful room for 1 or 2 DELUXE Fertilizers • Sharpening - Welding gentlemen or la<)ies. Private Paul and Ray Gigon entrance, bath & carporte. CUSTOM BUILT 27 S.W. 27th Ave. HI 4-2305 Near bus. Call LO 6-3406 HOMES PAINTING CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Four Completed - Three Sold Painting By Contract 4 Under Construction - One Sold Interior-REASONABLE-Exterior LICENSED & INSURED - Call • CHINCH BUG < FEATURES GALORE Vernon L. Cassell . MU 84586 Select hardwood floors, PAINTING - PAPERING CONTROL better grade terrazzo Top Quality Work - Low Prices YEARLY SERVICE or MONTHLY floors, tiled roof, PRESSURE CLEAN a gravel roof? Another White-Tite 'FIRST' is shown above. L & J PAINTING CA 1-6124 $15 AND UP awning type windows, Of course, the gravel roof had been SEALED AND COATED by White-Tite more than PLASTERING DEPENDING ON SIZE OF LAWN central heat, fan, formica two and one-half years ago. Cleaning was needed only to remove surface dirt. kitchen cabinets, solid Plastering - Specialize small jobs, HIGH PRESSURE SPRAYING Original seating and coating of the -iterations, general repairs. Fast sod front lawn, new underneath the gravel to the roofing much as 15 degrees in the hottest 7 YEARS EXPERIENCE gravel roof on the home of Mr. and surface. weather. n service. Experienced. Free sidewalks, streets and Mrs. S. A. Smith, 16240 NW 28th Ct, CERTIFIED State Board of Health 4 *mates. Call Carrie or Charles street lights. pictured above, was completed by "After the first application, a.heavy '"After the original three coat MO 1-9475 MO 1-9106 •CHINCH BUG CONTROL j with 150 ampere service, White-Tite more than three years ago. spray of White-Tite Inter-locking sealer process, this roof can be pressure was applied, also by hydraulic pressure. washed and coated by' the same provisions for TWO, "White-Tite cleaned the gravel roof Looking for a room, house This application securely binds the process as a tile roof. And the gravel [ HI 3-7691 1 air conditioners, in the spring," says Jesse Scalzo, owner lot or apartment? gravel together, permanently filling all will stay on the roof because it has f (Member St. Michael's Parish) J of the firm, "using 1,000 pounds of Find it in The 'Voice' MART washer, dryer etc. pores. been permanently bonded. This gives water pressure, as would be done to added protection during hurricane, clean a tile roof. This marks the first CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY As Low As $20,900 "Following these two applications, a winds. White-Tite also features special Walk to school & church. time this process has been performed third and final White-Tite vinyl,, fungi- processes for tile, asbestos, asphalt in the roof coating industry and it did cided finish coating was then applied, shingle and slate roofs. LOCATION: Andigel not have any effect on the White-Tite Subdivision - Between completely sealing in the entire area. coating. A gravel roof that is unaffect- All coating was applied to an absolutely "Financing can be arranged with a Hammond Drive & Ludlum Rd. ed by this much direct pressure on 1249 Heron Avenue. dry roof thus assuring a 100 per cent small down payment and no interest probably would not be harmed by bond of the coating. charge on monthly payments. We Licensed & Insured - Free Estimate MEET Mr. Di Piefaro. owner- mrricane winds. builder and agent. We bare handle all of our ewn financing." 31 choice lots. We'll be "White-Tite's completed job carries EWING PLASTERING. INC. "Originally, the entire roof area was a one year unconditional guarantee of White-Tite is a member of the glad to build your dream raked and gravel turned over to expese Workmanship and material, against Miami-Dade County Chamber of Com- 1005 N.L 133rd St. Call PL 7-1704 home on our lots. moid and mildew. All missing gravel regrewth of mold, mildew and fungus merce. Scalzo has had more than 14 then was added to bring the area to an . .. with a full five year warranty. years of experience in the reefing Open 12 f0 6 Sunday even level. Then a heavy spray tf business. Free estimates may be 'We Do Quality Work At Fctir Prices' TO SEE WEEKDAYS CALL White-Tite bonding process was 'The White-Tite process reflects obtained by calling White-Tite at TU 7-2721 K NE 5-5030 applied by hydraulic pressure, thor- about 95 per cent ef the infra-red rays NE 5-3603 or WE 3-8511. (Over 12 years Miami experience) oughly impregnated with fungicide Jo of the sun and will reduce the living hi Fort Lauderdale, the numbers to DI PJETRO REAL BUTE kill the regrowth sf fungus from area tempearture of your home as caH are LU U550 -and Ul 1-6551.

THE VOICE Mfctmi, Fla. Pose 25 God Dominates Church, State

SEAL ESTATE (Cont'd) [OUSES FOR SALE - N.E. (Cont'd) HOUSES FOR SALE S.W. Houses For Sale - SOUTH MIAMI Houses For Sale - PERRINE Cardinal Says OWNER TRANSFERRED LOS ANGELES (NO — JULIA T. WHITE St. Rose of Lima Parish - St. Brendan's - Walking distance DESPERATE TO SELL ! ! SALES RENTALS 2 Story CBS, 4 large bedrooms, THREE BEDROOM,2 BATH Walking distance Epiphany Church James Francis Cardinal Mcln- Florida room, fenced, $99 month & School - LARGE CORNER 3 3 bedroom, 2 bath, lovely PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 4 baths, 2 car garage. corner lof. Walking distance to tyre said here that while Church 11601 Biscayne BvJ. PL 4-5426 (Garage Apt. - furnished) includes taxes & insurance. bedroom CBS with large Florida 57 N.E. 108 St. PL 4-9817 By owner - About $2000 CASH room & outdoor barbeque pit, Holy Rosary Church & School and State are independent, a 8561 S.W. 28th St. CA 1-1396 near all shopping & buses, 1450 S.W. 181st St. CE 5-2279 furniture optional. Terms can wall of division or antagonism WWCHELL be arranged. Call MO 7-2972 or cannot be built between them in REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE LARGE 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Little Flower Parish louses For Sale - FT. LAUDEHDALE house. Near Curley and Notre see 5896 S.W. 74th Terrace. the strict theological sense. 806 Ponce de Leon Blvd. HI 3-7456 Dame High School. PL 7-1093. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, Florida room, (Member St. Theresa Parish) air conditioning, in excellent Only $1700 Down! condition. Nice neighborhood. SEEING IS BELIEVING! NEW - JUST COMPLETED The Archbishop of Los An- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BLOCKS TO ST. LAWRENCE Near bus, shopping and school. House at 5820 S.W. 114th Ter. :725 S.W. 9th St. • 2 blocks to Our geles said that "in the evolu- CHURCH & SCHOOL COUNTY TAXES ONLY ! Owner Located in 1-acre estate area lady Queen of Martyrs Church BEAUTY SALON - Near Shell's 6 month old 4 bedroom, 3 bath transferred. PRICED TO SELL! Allen Rifenbark, Broker MO 7-2698 & High School - 3 bedroom, 2 bath, tion of society, civil units gov- 5010 N.W. 7th AVE. - Established home. Huge living room, separate See Anytime awning type windows, central heat. ern through man-made laws; 6710 S.W. 26th Ter. MO 7-3743 14 years - five sinks, low rent. dining room, complete Westing- Epiphany Parish - Spacious 3 OPEN 2 to 5 in the spiritual order, the TOTAL PRICE $2000 ! ! house kitchen, kidney-shaped bedrooms, 2 baths, stainless pool in screened patio. Over- Cay Builders Inc. JA 3-4034 Church interprets tne law n^ Call PL 14743 or FR 1-6520 CUTLER RIDGE - Near schools steel built-in kitchen, large sized corner lot, sprinkler Florida room, hurricane awnings, LARGE beautiful 2 bedroom system. Beautiful wall-to-wall 4 bedroom, 2 bath, large lot. (15x16) each 1 bath, CBS custom God." \J INCOME PROPERTY - N.E. $16,900 - TERMS CE 5_4777 concrete fence, lot 100 x 125. carpeting, drapes & many other Price $23,000-SEE ANYTIME built home, air conditioned, "Church and State are inde- extras. Asking $38,500. Furniture 8001 S.W. 62nd Ct. MO 1-7889 hardwood floors, floor furnace, Near Holy Family Church - FOUR optional. Call owner WI 7-7178 attic fan. Large living room, pendent," he said, "but in jus- modern, brand new apartments ! Owner transferred. Beautiful 3 to sees this lovely home! full sized dining room, large tice, integrity and honesty, the Will sell or trade for your home. bedroom CBS, $13,990 (reduced kitchen and inside utility room. Suitable for retired. Good terms. from $15,200) Complete GE EPIPHANY PARISH Five cedar lined vented closets, power of God dominates both; Fine location. CALL PL 4-1541 Houses For Sale - Biscayne Gardens kitchen, sparkling hardwood Florida room. All GE appliances. floors, $11,000 4%% GI mortgage, BEAUTIFUL! CHARMING! therefore His jurisdiction em- $1000 DOWN. Walking distance to Freezer, washer, refrigerator, ; Houses For Sale - GREATER MIAMI ONLY $500 DOWN! double-oven stove. Enclosed garage. braces both." St. Brendan's. 8341 S.W. 27th Ter. 5 Bedrooms, 3 Baths Fully landscaped property, Two Blocks to School Open Friday, Saturday, Sunday. 69' X 143' finished patio, 64 The Cardinal said that the Seautiful 3 bedroom home, monthly Other days - call MO 6-3862 ENCLOSED POOL - PATIO YOUR FLORIDA BUYS Gorgeous landscaped corner acre sprinklers, 3 Horse Pump. Large tradition of "separation of payments like rent. PL 4-5111 brings rental of KEYSTONE-POINT »r PL 9-6896. 14921 N.W. 3rd Ave. with circular drive! Separate Church and Slate" as inter- OPEN 1 - 5. New 3 bedroom, 2 7590 S.W. 30th ST. dining room, built-in appliances $1200 year. Excellent South East in large kitchen. 1 bedroom & section. One block to all buses. preted widely today is not con- bath waterfront, swimming pool. Beautiful corner, most Forced to sell on account of 2305 Biscayne Bay Drive HOUSES FOR SALE - N.W. immaculate 2 bedroom home, plus bath, ideal for maid's quarters. sistent with the original mean- den or extra bedroom, barbecue Big 2 car garage. Intercom. owner's illness. $25,000. Have 3 bedroom, 2 bath at Junction St. Rose of- Lima Parish patio, separate carporte with Central heat. Priced for FHA committment of $20,000. ing of the phrase. of 2 wide Waterways. Asking 3 bedroom CBS, air conditioned, large utility room, front porch. quick sale. GOOD TERMS! 30 year mortgage. Call JA 3-3931 $33,000. Excellent financing ! fully carpeted, Florida room, Close to St. Brendan's Church. "Separation of Church and awnings, carporte, Ranch See this beauty - $14,500 Dorothy B. Flynn, Realtor Houses For Sale - DELRAY BEACH State as used by Thomas Jef- NORTHEAST fencing, NEW range & many, 7210 Red Rd. MO 7-2568 (24 hrs.) 3 bedroom, 2 bath, exceptionally ONLY $600 DOWN! ferson in a figure of speech many extras. TERMS. Owner. Walk To Church & School good buy. Asking $16,500. 315 N.W. 106th St. PL 4-6222 FRANK WELTER REALTY 3301 S.W. 75th Ct. MQ 6-3823 HOUSES FOR SALE - HIALEAH 2 bedroom CBS. Excellent Buy! meant freedom from any state- TRI-LEVEL Call CR 6-7046 or CR 6-7596 imposed religion," he said. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, plus large Immaculate Conception Pariah St. James' Pariah - 3 blocks Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath CBS rumpus room, FHA mortgage. 3 bedroom CBS, oak floors, LOW DOWN PAYMENT HOUSES FOR SALE - MAPLES "In the early days of our No qualifying! Will consider Franjo Park - Three large air Colonial; fireplace, screened kitchen equipped, furniture porch, sprinkler system, carporte, nation, fugitives from religi- smaller home in trade. optional, fenced yard, near conditioned bedrooms, 2 baths, ous persecution came here shopping. $2800 down, $82 month. screened porch, awnings & many kitchen equipped, near shopping FOR SALE!! NORTHWEST extras including central heat. & buses, $15,900. Small down seeking freedom of worship. NO QUALIFYING payment. Call owner TU 7-5661 $800 DOWN 360 N.W. 130th St. MU 1-1507 FHA 5*4% mortgage. 3 blocks to To Be Sold At Once In their native countries, reli- 3 bedroom, 1% baths, $97 month Holy Rosary Church & School. gion was state-imposed. $3500 DOWN Call CE 5-1183 Sunday after 5 OWNER MOVING BACK NORTH ST. JAMES' Parish - By owner or any time during next week. ONLY $600 DOWN ! 3 bedroom, swim pool, $150 month 3 blocks Immaculate Conception 2 bedroom duplex and large - "The founding fathers of the Lovely spacious home, three Church & School. CORNER 3 guest house. Very reasonable. United States sought to elimi- $5000 DOWN bedrooms. $12,600 TOTAL. bedroom, 2 batb, TWO large Call or write owner in Naples, Fla. ; 4-2 bedroom Apartments & Garage GI mortgage - $61 month BEAUTIFUL nate such state-imposed religion Florida rooms, large kitchen, 658 - 3rd Avenue So. and to guarantee individual 14421 N.W. 6th Avenue (seats 8). Near bus, stores & $15,000 DOWN OPEN - SEE ANYTIME ORCHARD ESTATES Phone Naples MI 2-2024 freedom of worship," he said. 18 UNITS - NEAR BAY Suburban Living Municipal Pool. Call TU 8-9009 Call us for best rentals With City Convenience Houses For Sale • MIAMI SPRINGS LOTS FOR SALE - S.W. North of 79th Street $1500 DOWN E. of VS. 1 at Perrine. Short walk to Perrine Shopping Center, l\i ACRES-High pine land located Marian Knights Name Joseph P. McCormack Realt 3 BEDROOM CBS HOME Parochial & Public schools and Blessed Trinity Parish - Three at S.W. 80th Ave. & 157th Street 2238 N.W. 4th Street bedrooms, 2 baths, Florida room, New Slate Of Officers 12530 N. E. 7th Ave. playgrounds. 3 and 4 bedroom, 2 75' x 100' corner lot, plenty of Call C. J. Thompson CA 1-2706 PL 1-0622 PL 1-578 OWNER - MO 5-4845 bath custom built homes, with or without pools. Lots up to :/2 fruit trees & shrubs. Electric Charles Ulm will be installed acre in size. FHA & conventional Water Pump, House Fan, Stove, SMALL ADS - BIG RESULTS as grand knight of Marian HOUSES FOR SALE N.E. Corpus Christi Parish Refrigerator, Washer & Radiant in The Voice 'MART Council, Knights of Columbus, financing. Low down payments. Heater included in reasonable Sacrifice CBS Duplex, 2 bedrooms Immediate occupancy available. at ceremonies on Aug. 20 at the each unit. Many fine features. price of $18,800. TU 7-5081 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY St. Rose of Lima Parish Prices from $18,000. Sales •i Miami Shores Country Club. Lovely 3 bedroom, 2 bath 84 year old Northern owner says office at 9395 S.W. 180th St. 1201 ORIOLE AYENUE "REDUCE TO $14,700" home - ALL LARGE ROOMS Di Carlo & Jennings HI 4-4681 Others who will take office in- dining room, garage, fenced yard, Houses For Sale - W. HOLLYWOOD TV REPAIRS Flexible Terms. Owner PL 7-708 Hilda Altschul, Realtor ADMIRAL to ZENITH . elude: John Scheer, deputy 3035 N.W. 12th Ave. NE 5-7061 grand knight; Earl Holland, Evenings. CA 1-2334 Walk to St. Theresa's Walking distance to NEW HOLY FAMILY - Two blocks. 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, Florida Annunciation Church & School TV CALLS ft <| chancellor; Joseph Cashman, LOW DOWN - BY OWNER room, redwood awnings, garage, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, like new Plus treasurer; Edward Kendall, re- 3 bedrooms, hardwood floors, TOTAL PRICE $8995 ! corner lot beautifully land- condition. Total price $11,900, Tubes cording secretary; John Dono- tile roof - MANY EXTRAS! For this 2 bedroom home with scaped, good neighborhood, $83 month pays taxes & insurance HI 8-6242 I hue, financial secretary; War- 1085 N.E. 143rd St. WI 7-00* living room, dining ro»o» county taxes. CALL MO 14390 No qualifying - No closing. One Year Unconditional Warranty r Call owner LO 6-3016, Ft.- Laud. ren Thomas, warden; F. Thom- completely equipped kitchen, 2755 S. W. 58th Avenue 24" Alum. Pix Tube $S».9S Insf. as, warden; F. Thomas Leonar- utility room, Venetian blinds, 21" Alum. Pix Tube $39.95 Ins*. OWNER TRANSFERRED awnings, large carporte, extras. di, advocate; James Bodeep, in- Block from Granada Entrance 17" Alum. Pix Tube $29.95 Inst. Holy Family Church - 3 blocks. TERMS - BY OWNER side guard, and Anthony D'An- 3 bedroom, 2 bath 12445 N.W. 10th Ave. NA 1-1525 Modern 2 bedroom home, 24 foot PLEASE PATRONIZE MASTER TV & Radio gelo, outside guard. CBS, large living room, living room, dining room, large HOUSES FOR SALE - N. MIAMI screened Florida room, equipped 39 Beacom Blvd. dining area, large Florida room, kitchen, attached garage, vacant (Y)OVR Advertisers The council recently paid trib- fully shrubbed & landscaped, Parking at MASTER'S ute to Harold Guittard, a mem- large utility room & carporte LOW DOWN PAYMENT no qualifying, $14,000 - $83 & many extras • attractive Near St. James' Church & School month. CALL OWNER HI 4-5033 in The 'Voice' MART 'Miami's Only Discount Store' ber of the Order for 46 years. Lovely corner, 3 bedrooms, 1^4 He is also a trustee '" fbjj>- financing - Call WI 7-7276 Wanna make our Advertisers baths, interesting terms, owner. Father Andrew Brown w^"""- 1000 N.W. 128th St. Call MU 8-0766 happy? .. .Remember to tell them CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY you saw their ad bly and a commissioner in A little 'Voice* in the 'Voice' MART Boy Scout movement. do the trick — when Several very interesting listings BEACHHOMES in 'Rentals' and 'Real Estate' this CLASSIFIED. DISPLAY oar, home, or plumbing's sick week. Maybe just what you have Three blocks to St. Coleman's Church been looking for. FREE FREE The Queen of Pompano Homes St. James Altar Guild CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 3 MONTHS SUPPLY SOAP Three & four bedroom, 2 bath homes with large family room. 3 MONTHS WRITTEN GUARANTEE Re-schedules 'Splash' With Every Swimming Pool and patio optional. Choicest residential EDEN - St. Lucie Co. location. McNab Road (S.E. 15th Street) East of U.S. 1 between St. James Altar Guild's splash AUTOMATIC WASHER Federal Hwy. & the Infra Coastal - Coral Park, Pompano Beach. party, postponed last week due FOR SALE - 2 Bedroom House on $57 and Up COMPARE OUR PRICES - $18,750 to rain, will be held tommorrow Indian Creek Drive - 2 Air Conditioners, Compare our features - Central electric, thermostatically- (Saturday) at 7:30 p.m. at the Kenmore. - RCA Whirlpool controlled heat, illuminated ceiling in kitchen & bath, Kennelworth , Collins Ave., Large Lot - Riparian Rights - $11,990 Rebuilt Like New G.E. kitchen with custom cabinets & full back-splash formica, Miami Beach. SEVERAL LOTS - 40' to 52' Elevation, BUY - SELLTSERVICE tile roof with tremendous overhang - Custom Built by - REFRIGERATORS Dancing and refreshments will Dock Privileges - Financing Available CORAL PARK BUILDERS be furnished. Reservations may 1137 N.W. 54th Street Write P.O. Box 122, Jensen Beach, Florida f 510 S.E. 13th Ave. Pompano Beach WH 1-2785 or WE 3-6290 be obtained by calling MU 1- ijjQfurt uffibn. u<^|jV1- -~yfr~ Call PL 9-6201 2670 or MU 1-5220.

Page 26 THE VOICE Miami, Fla. August 5, 1960 Bolivia Gets Priests From German Order VECHTA, Germany (NO — The Diocese of Santa CriB de Deaths in Diocese A diocese in Bolivia that is la Sierra in Bolivia's eastern Mrs. Jeanne Marie White James E. Rqpson critically short of priests will.be lowlands with only about 20 Mass of Requiem waa celebrated Requiem Mass was offered in SS aided by the Dominican province diocesan priests will be aided alt in St. Michael Church for Mrs. Jeanne Peter and Paul Church for James E. Marie White, 34, of 3537 NW 15th Rapson, 50, of 861 NW 18th PL of Germany. the request of the Holy See. St. He came here 15 years ago from She came here 12 years ago from Louisville and was a member of the May wood, 111., and was a member ol Florida Peace Officers Association, St. Michael SclK>ol PTA. the Moose and the Junior Order of Surviving are her husband, Mi- American Mechanics. chael ; a son, Michael G.; a daugh- Surviving are his wife, Sue: two ter, Jeannie; a brother, George Mix; sisters, Mrs. S. T. Johnson and Mrs. a sister, Mrs. Betty Mullens, and her L. W. Humbert, and two brothers. mother, Mrs. J. B. Bingaman. Burial arrangements were under cdmardffl-HaleeSonsjnc. Burial was in Our Lady of Mercy the direction of Plummer Funeral Cemetery under the direction of Phil- Home. brick Funeral Home. Mrs. Catherine E. Bittner Mrs. Alice Berkel - Mass of Requiem was celebrated FUNERAL HOME Kequiem Mass was celebrated in in St. John the Apostle Church for immaculate Conception Church for Mrs. Catherine Edna Bittner, 69, of 7200 N.W. 2nd AVE. • PLfcza 1-7523 Mrs. Alice Berkel, 92, of 25 E. 50th 697 E. 36th St., Hialeah. PI., Hialeah. She came here 10 years ago from W. Keith MacRae, F. D. She came here 37 years ago from New York. New Burnside, 111. Surviving is a niece, Mrs. Viola _—__-_^_ INVALID CAR sruvuv Surviving" are her husband, Em- McHugh. ery ; a daughter, Mrs. Monta Mc- Burial arrangements were under Gauran a son, Albert; a sister, the direction otf Carl F. Siade Fu- two grandchildren and four great- neral Home. grandchildren. ^..Burial arrangements were under •9--" 'irection of Reed Funeral Home. Patrick H. Howe Mass of Requiem was celebrated in St. Mary Cathedral for Patrick H. PLUMMER. tars. Jeanne A. Morency Howe, 76, of 195 W. 27th St., Hialeah. POMPANO BEACH — Requiem He came here 35 years ago from REQUIEM MASS for Mrs. Oksana Kasenkina, the woman who Mass was offered in St. Coleman New York. Church for Mrs. Jeanne Ann Mor- Burial was in Paradise Memorial fled communism in 1948 by leaping from a window of the Soviet ency, 65. Park Tfcith arrangements under the She came^ here six years ago direction of Van Orsdel Funeral from Muskegon, Mich., and was a Home. consulate building in New YorK City, was offered on July 8 in 1349 WEST FLAGLER STREET. MIAMI 35, FLORIDA member of St. Elizabeth parish. Surviving are her husband, Ray- Gesu Church, Miami. Prominent laymen served as pallbearers. J. L. PLUMMER, JR., Manager mond; two sons, George and Ray- Mrs. Jean M. Oliver mond Jr.; two daughters, Mrs. Mar- Kequiem Mass was offered in Our (Voice Photo) tha Fox and Mrs. Ednarae Houle Lady of Perpetual Help Church for and 21 children. . Mrs. Jean M. Oliver, 62, of 75 Dunad Burial was in Forest Lawn Me- Ave., Opa-locka. morial Gardens with arrangements She came here 20 years ago from under the direction of Kraeer Fu- New York. neral Home. Surviving Is her husband, Frank- lin. Burial was in Southern Memorial John Romanello Jr. Park with arrangements under the "direction of Van Orsdel Funeral LAKE WORTH Mass of Requiem, was offered in Home. St. Lawrence Church for John Ro- Wadlington manello Jr., 26, of 1566 NE 173rd St. John T. Callery He was a North Miami Beach po- FUNERAL HOME Requiem Mass was offered in St. Two Funeral Homes lice officer. Patrick Church for John T. Callery, Surviving is his wife, Marie; a 66. of 1334 Collins Ave., Miami Beach. son, John; a daughter, Donna Mar- He came here 12 years ago from to Serve You ie; his father, a sister and a brother. Georgia. Corner of J and 4 Avenue So. Burial was in Southern Memorial Burial arrangements were under Park with arrangements under the . the direction of Lithgow Funeral Lake Worth, Fla. direction of Legge Funeral Home. Home. IN HOLLYWOOD Lawrence H. Welter John M. Fitzgibbons Mass of Requiem was celebrated Kequiem Mass was celebrated in O. H. Tillmon 140 S. DIXIE HWY. In the Church -of the Little Flower, Blessed Trinity Church for John M. Coral Gables, for Lawrence H. Wel- Fitzgibbons, 48, of 1007 Hunting Lodge Licensed Fla. Funeral Director ter, 14, of 5740 SW Fifth Ter. Dr.. Miami springs. WA 3-6565 He was a native of- Miami. He came here 16 years ago from Arvo O. Paananen Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Hartford, Conn., and was a member Irene Welter; two brothers, includ- of the Optimists Club and Elks Lodge. * • ing Joseph, and five sisters, in- Surviving are his wife, Bsrbara; cluding Mrs. Vito Rossi, Mrs. Rich- two daughters. Joan and Eileen; four 24 Hour Oxygen Equipped IN WEST HOLLYWOOD ard TraHicant and Regina Welter. brothers and seven sisters. Burial was in Miami Memorial •Burial was in Flagler Memorial AMBULANCE SERVICE Park with arrangements under the Park with arrangements under the direction of Van Orsdel Funeral direction of Philbrick Funeral Home. * 5801 Hollywood Blvd. Home. Telephone YU 3-6565 The BEST needn't cost more Mrs. M. B. Bookmyer JUstice 2-4411 The question of quality needn't be Mass of Requiem was offered in ExScranton U. St. James Church for Mrs. Margaret price. At Van Orsdel's we give the B. Bookmyer, 81, of 55 NW 124th St. Sue came here live years ago from same unstinting service and personal ' Pittsburgh. Surviving are her husband, Jo- President Dies attention to every bereaved family, seph; three daughters, Sister Mary Michael, Mrs. J. H. Dillon and Mrs. regardless of the amount spent. G. J. Beegle; two sons and 10 grand- WASHINGTON (NO — Re- children. quiem Mass was offered in Holy Henderson Funeral Service Burial was In Our Lady of Mercy Cemetery with arrangements under Trinity Church for Father J. COMPLETE FUNERAL SERVICES the direction of Edward McHale and 3773 N. Fed. Hwy. — Pompano Beach, Fla. Sons Funeral Home. Eugene Gallery, S.J., former president of Scranton (Pa.) Uni- Pompano Beach Margate Deerfield Beach Van Orsdel's provides an exceptional- Miss Mildred B. Cabalek versity. ly wide selection of funerals to choose POMPANO BEACH — Requiem S WH 1-4930 WE 3-1717 Boca 5481 Mass was celebrated in St. Coleman from. Over 60 different funerals are Church for Miss Mildred B. Ca- Father Gallery died in balek, 50. •"• 5 • AMBULANCE SERVICE • offered, and all tributes include She came here four years ago from Georgetown University Hospital Burton, O., and was a member of casket, casket bearers, transportation, St. Elizabeth parish. here of cancer at 61. From 1953 Surviving is a niece, Miss Janet until his death he taught sociol- music, choice of chapel facilities in Mesker. Burial was in Cleveland with local ogy and ethics at Loyola Col- four mortuaries and every needed de- arrangements under the "" direction ot Kraeer Funeral Home. lege, Baltimore. tail of helpful service. CARL F. SLADE, F.D. Two Catholics Killed American In Rome Post $150* $215 $279 $307 $348 In African Nation ROME (NO — Msgr. Joseph • $383 $396 $419 $427 $455 Zryd, Vicar General of the Dio- CARL F. SLADE FUNERAL HOME Standard metal casket funerals from $465 YAOUNDE, Cameroon (NO cese of Marquette, Mich., has — A Catholic catechist and Solid hardwood casket funerals from $475 been named spiritual director 800 PALM AVE. • HIALEAH • TU 8-3433 teacher were killed in a terrorist of the postgraduate house of raid at Esseing, both the Catho- •For family us: locally. Any family in financial Rome's North American College. dilttcultf may set its own price on this service. lic and Protestant missions were burned, reports reaching here said. ASSURANCE OF INTEGRITY Cameroon, an equatorial Experienced service and fair dealing African country which became are important protections when funer- pendent on January 1, has al selection becomes necessary. Van i>. a plagued for months by ter- Orsdel's membership in National Se- rorist attacks on villages and FUNERAL DIRECTOR lected Morticians is the family's as- missions. Premier Amadou surance of receiving the finest funeral Ahidjo, a Moslem, has blamed them on an outlawed leftist par- Announces the opening of service obtainable in Dade County. ty, the Union of the Cameroon People, which some observers G. D. Peden Funeral Home. here regard as communist-dom- inated. Miami's Newest Funeral Home. Formosa School Blessed Serving the Diocese of Miami TAIPEI, Formosa (NO — MORTUARIES The cornerstone of a girls' high school to be conducted by the 8230 S.W. 40th Street Miami, Florida For- Further Information Coll FR 3-5757 Religious of the Sacred Heart was blessed J>y Msgr. Giuseppe MO 7-7528 LARGE CATHOLIC STAFF Caprio, Apostolic Internuncio to C. D. "Cliff" Van Orsdel, Licensee China.

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